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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-05-24

The general fee for the summer session
has been increased from $40 to $15. The
law school fees and those OF the summer
school Of library science remain unchang-
ed First year law students pay $75, sec
ond year $50, third year $50 and those
graduating in one year 800. The fees
in the summer school of library of science
pay $15 for the full course and $40 for
the special course in cataloguing. All
candidates for advanced degrees will
hereafter be compelled to pay diploma
fee of So
The fish and game wardens have decid-
ed upon a method Of prosecuting illegal
fishing cases which will be a decided in
novation. Frank Bissingcr, deputy
warden at Oshkosh, procured search
warrant. In his complaint he charged
that l.. Matthew, who resides near Lake
Winnebago, had ON his premises fish
stolen from the State. That the fish
which, he alleged the fisherman had i'll
his house, were stolen from the States
property, namely, Lake Winnebago, in an
unla wful manner. Mr.. Bissinger search
ed the tishcrman's house and found a
large amount of fish which gave evidence
Of having been taken from the lake in
nets. Mr.. Bissinger arrested the man
and will proceed against him in the same
manner as if the man was held for rob
berry. The wardens heretofore have not
been allowed to introduce any circum-
stantial evidence. They have been oblig-
ed to catch the offenders in the act. I'm
der the new plan the officers believe that
they can introduce circumstantial eyi
dence and thus secure convictions.
-
A State educational alliance was form
ed at meeting held recently for the pur-
pose of promoting instruction in manual
training, domestic economy, elements of
agriculture and similar branches of study
in all the public schools of the State.
Membership in the proposed alliance will
be open to all Wisconsin persons engag-
ed in educational work. Those present
at the meeting were State Supt. Harvey,
Senator Stout. President r. II. Halsey
of the Oshkosh Normal School, Prof. A.
A. Upham of the Whitewater normal, S.
G.. Carr of Milton Junction, City Super
intendent Of Schools II. r. Dudgeon and
Mrs. II. l.. Chynoweth Of Madison, Prof.
NJ. " O'Shea of the State university, ex
Attorney General G. Il. Estabrook Of Mil
waukee and Secretary II. A. Hutchings
Of the State Free Library Commission.
a meeting has been called for June 8 to
form a permanent organization.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-05-24
Ephemeral but Please

Ephemera1 but Pleasant.
s.Flatterers are our enemies"
ooh, don't know; flattery makes us
feel good while 1t lasts. indianapolis
Journal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-25

mary for tho week was decidedly less Ia
vorable than looked for, the decline WIS
soon superseded by sharp rally. Scalpers
from start to finish were the chiaf parties
disturbed by the conflicting influences and
made nervous changes from one side TO the
other The market started steady 10 tone
with prices down 10 points under light
general selling led by room longs. unla-
vorable cables from both departments Ct the
English market and optimistic isws from
private sources regarding the crop wore the
incentives which prompted unloading aui-
ina the forenoon. However near spea,'ln-
ton on the decline was not fac.or Later
prices advanced on covering at / y. m. the
telegraphic summary covering the crop d.
velopnlent during the week came over BIO
wire, and far from showing perfect col d.
ton. stated that too much rain. ruat and
shedding were prominent in some sections,
though the crop as whole had male some
further change for the better. Trading ate
IN the dgy was active, but mna aksd Of 100
fessionaism Now Orleans sold sparlnsly
and Europe bought the near months. Wire
business increased and the market finished
at top prices The close was irm with rritcs
net to II points higher.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-25
in THE STOCK MARKET.
A Weakness that Showed Progressive
Development During the Day.
TOBACCO WAS THE ONLY NET GAMER
Trirst Point of Acute weakness Wns
in BROOKLYN Rapid Transit
stringency Looked For.


New York July 24.-Those who sought 10
Ie"u III eAV 80. -. a,t, t,,r
lof general cohuiuons ou'siue' "oie SUI
Their COMPOUNDED by the course of to-day
market The weakness which showed p:o-
.....,..ra,,. a,,r,,, tho day could
bressl'e uoFei"phion' N"'"s W 49,
not be adequately accounted for by any'ilhe
t ,h nav,s nj tho dav But as tue result
- A., ..sa.,,rt ,,ao,,i,t,r m take
| o' enor's ny pipiSs0t'N"i
their profits, without any uenAuo '"f H'"oh'
10 absorb the offerings the day movement
.. ..nahi 80 ~rtanatfon nffotf. y,e-c made
vas "pe " . a.,
TO sustain the market IN the morhlns ~
naturalization of a few OF the spscia,tics,
l,snaciatlv sura, and Tohacco Later in the
-, -, -, .
luay Aopacco was eNcihsi'e! leieu "FON "
la sustaining influence, and nnally thar STOCK
fter hevina hnep nusbed I'm nearly Z % uts
-, -, 49,. o -. 10 mo ,-p-
L-opped peeh Woie thap p"'n's !" w -
erai weakness with which the market clnftu'
i.OattUb ne, gam rs 10 out all OF the
tarner rBe IL sugar was wiped out Many
STOCKS show losses OF point or upward
Tor the day. There was realizing III evidence
from the opening, but the lrst point oil
acute weakness TO develop was 10 BROOKLYN
RAPID transit The recent anVah2e IN saat
stock has evidently been IN anuclpn on a
rua favorahie decslun anuhunesl yest'l-
day OF the right OF the company T. charge
20 cent taTes 10 COney Island, auu lowing
was very large uurIng he 1dy, the last
price today being 50, compared with 10 late
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-25
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Bearish Foreign News and an ApathetIC
Outside Attitude
RESPONSIBLE FOR WEAKNESS IN WHEAT
Corn and ontr Closed Depressed.
Provisions Were Unchanged To .
Cents Down nt the Close.

Chicago July "a .-.Bearish foreign news and
an apatnetic outside attitude were largely re-
sDoneible FOR the weakness in wheat today
September closing 11aGtlasc under yeslerdny.
Corn closed lfftisc down and OATS depressed.
Provisions at the close were UNCHANGED 70 Be
down
Wheat had not recovered fr,m the iniec-
ton Of foreign bearish news when the mar
ket oeencd TO-DAY and Septt mi or accordingly
began the session r46DIac to huI9sc uown al
i5enT0Mc Tho crowd figured tia with little
EXPORT business here. proDabiv large south
west receiDts and the Increased Russian and
Danubian ehinmenlc announced Yesterday,
whout VAS not worth prevailing prices. Fol
lowing this the market on covering ny shorts
for ptoiiib ard little scattered buying raj
lied to 1854 The bulge held about like a
small nov hanging TO the tail of q creased
pig on @ Fourth Of July It slid on with
the greatest ease helped nv the decline
as Paris. Reports that France would raist
wheat enough for her own consumpt on. AMI
tna. kuFsia had large supply of hod-over
wheat hbo by lack OF outside supper
SFptrulfer declined to I5s.c rallied to I6&n
i6iic. osi 1! again and then on Bfadstreets
anncunccntn nj that the world 5 visible showed
q decrease ni 2.000,QQC bushels. rallied TO
,i1.c. This bulge like the others was lost
and the close found the market az It's weak
est, Sent mber l5al%c under Yesterday a.
ijAc. " inter wheat points received les
wheat thar the same dey las, Year $4,000
bushels uLdinsi $4,000 bushels wear aro.
These figures were Influential in the second
recovery from 75Ss TO 7d&G76h New York
reported thirty loads taken for export and
cash salc} here were nut at 60,00n bushels.
ClcuranceG at the seaboard IN wheat anu nOur
were equal to 327 COZ bushels. PRIMARY re-
tcipt5 aggregated 7A4 Don bushels against
$4,000 bushels the corresponding day ri last
year Minneapolis and Duluth reported 266
car compared with 2Oa cars last week ani
2S2 cars year Local Teceipts were
22 cara. 66 Of contract grade
Torn was quiet and lower early. but stead
zen aiief good concession IN prices There
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-25
COTTON ON sRIPBoAED,

For Bremen--ss Borkum ,.,..,..,e,..,'
For Rotterdam--Ss Peerless .,.....s.f,.'s
For Hamburg-Ss Golden Cross ..-'..r
SIS Trevose ....n.........,....,.,.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-25
CANNED GOODS.

CANNED FRUITS lneapples 2-lh. eve
less and coreloss, 81 .S5GI2 U.s. 2-b extra grated
s. 00G2 25. 2-lb standard sliced. ST 90 pears.
Glib standard e0c; peaches 2-lb standard
81 SOC So. standard 81 25al 30 lib seconds
81 l04ll5. S-lb standard sl.s0: Glib pie 81 90
al a.
GAINED YEGETABLES--Tom alb
fun weight, S5Ie0c: 2-lh, full weight 6a1
Cue okrn and Tomatoes. e-lb. SOC: Lima beans
2-lh fun weight, TIC, string banns Glib. fuil
weight lSc No I strlnEless beans 2-lb
full weight Sl.6o, rod kidney beans 2-lo. fall
weight 95cafSl 90: marrow la peas 9Th full
weight Nloml p carly jane peas, fancy
W, fu! weight Sl.59: American pett pots
peas, fancy 2-ib. full weight 81 abGfl. Isl
asparagus California eia-lb 80 90. corn Az
rum cream. 9-lb full weight 81 10dl is: A
no, ! s-l5. tut weight sl.oedl 10 Blue
Ridge, 2-ih. S0166c
CALIFORNIA FRUIT-Extra standard 2,-
~ peaches lemon cling, s. l5Sr2 81: yellow
Crawford 81 95Gs co. black cherries sg i61
i white cherries S2.lo92 Is. apricots s. Is
an so strawberries sl.ss plu'as 81 $50 a..
than extra standard prices
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-25
COTTON FAMINE ~ LANCASHIRE.
Englisbmcn sim Hoping for n De-
crease in the Price.

New York July 2t.-A coqaltion OF actual
cotton famine is existing lin I.ancashirs
Thirty spinners have agreed after working
short time for a fortnight to close down al
together This they do with more or less
willingness as The margin Of profit IN textile
With cotton al 10 cents Is very small and
me demand not urgent with the plague IN
tnnls ana war IN China Besides ths a CON
fioer4nie stock Is claimed 10 be on hand and
me English spinner perssieutly hopes FOR a
necfSese In the prices Of the siBrle aud their
Hetion Ia closing may be reflected In me
speculative market by causing the spnt men
TO use greater aaoris 20 bring down the
pIlcls lsr near months 70 figures thai Will
permit them to do business.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-25
MARINE NOTES.


The collier Pensacola with full n
OF coal arrived this morning from II
cola and berthed at Fowler & Mcvitiet
elevator to be discharged
The little Norwegian steamer Hydra Y
lying here about len days sailed this u
ing for Sabine Pass, where she viii All
a cargo of lumber for Liverpool, Tht IL
has been in the Havana cattle trade
The United States dredge General
Comstock is hauled out on the marine ~
receiving coat OF copper paint eysf
copper This Is q new wrinkle to Oh Y
hereahouts and she has attracted SOLE
tention. Other repairs are being made !
shell dredges is working in the slip A1]
piers 10 and II. deepening it f5f nei 4
sons use
The Mallory liner Concho sails tones
for New York She will be followed p
Lampasas next Wednesday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-25

AMMUNiTfoN-p,,

a. AsA@su, ISL. ,a per keg, a,Oos
shot per sack si-bs: buck 81 sd
bACoN,-ENtra short clear. in sacks Si.c.
resulsis S&eS'he, boxed ssc higher: bellis,
BACGl%G AND TIES BaeEinE oh ga
~ ID 9hc, Arrow ties less than eartoaia 49,
rem Houston. 81 So 'Vsa'
NANpN-stiek. wrapped bess "a. 7@7ise
per ID, NJ. ;. fLl weight hasis u 80
~ ne. n: special sizes Lc higher
NANDLEs--star full weight is5ac, Gran
iit tull weight lac; Electric lights tte
81 Tho 90 NN0eNu1ie
gOFFEE'wHio, fair l0Gi0lsc; prime nun
lltsc choice liaal2kc; poaherrv liz COR
ooNa lSc, RasNted rcnees; Arhuckle's 4 t,tsl
"a, basis lnc.lb cases "A e0c dsliy,res "a q,
pssls icy % eases 81 80 delivsreai 9s-lh
eRAckERS--A B c soda. bulk. boxes ssse.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-25

Chicago. July "a -Cattle-Receipts 5000, in
ciuoing 400 Western rangers ana 900 Texans.
generally STEADY: natives. bes on sale todny
three Carloads at 5.50; good TO prime sleers
.. .o6s rs poor to medium 4.c00vlu. select
ed feeders 4.55i4 70. mixed stockers 3.0Uq
$50, COWS 3.0Od4 50 hclfers 9 O0G5.OG. can
uecs 2.O0I2 So bulls firm 2.75d4 so. calves
4.509G.i0 TeXans-Recepts $40, best OF sale
CGay one carload Erassers at S.S5; Texas
fed steers 4.S56I5. To- Texas grass steers
steauN 10 strong 3.4OG4.25: Texas bulls 90
az, 20 Hogs-Becepls 11.10J. best grades
strong: others lower mixed and butchers
. l5nv s.. good to lhoice heavy. 4. l5d5.45:
rough heavy 5.00G5 40: light 5.2Gd5 45: bur
OF sales 525dE 40 Sheep-Receipts 1900.
sheep strong lambs weaker GOOD 10 choice
wctheis 4.1O0l.S fair to choice mixed 2 .O0u
loo. Western sheep 4.00a4 81; Texas sheen
3 egd4 90; native lambs 4.0g1p 60, Western
lambs 5.00@5.6G.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-25

~ Louis, JuIy 24.--Wheat--No, red CNsh
IA July IA; September 7eA, Dcccmo =
lSh No. . hard 7en70n Corn--No cash
5SAsi July rs; September 21dSps Oats No
cash 23i4 July 23is September 22's No. 2
white 2S'e, Pork-Steady johSng i275 Lara
Easier, prime steam $50, choice 6ee55
Fluu'-null; patents S60ns 50; extra ftLcy
and streights S.25n3. i0 clear fGua3 49, Tine
tiny ed STEADY; August wauted 3.gQ rio.
SPOT 25Ga3.o0. Cornmeal--Lowor at I.ct91s5
Brai Sacked east track &c, day -IrreEu ar
Timothy 9ODnl4.00. prairie 7.0iGs.On Whisky
steqdy NJ LA. Cotton ties ] 70 Hemp tNine
Dry salt meats-BoNed steady, extra sh, fts
Ll2le clear ribs 7.3Iia dear sides .C.1s
bacon- Boxea steady; extra shor,s 1.-5, cl,sr
rios L8ltS clear sides S.i2la Recaip's: Flour
tp1. wheat 2s6. 1000; corn G,nt0: oats ?s 1nn
l0i GOO: oats 10 600.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-25

New York. July "a The Commercial Ad-
vertiser's London financial cablegram SAYS
The markets we're quiet and steady this morn
ing nut relapsed in the afternoon on me
disappointing treasury bill allntments tnose
for nine months being over per cent while
"vearlings vert uer cent. Americans were
hare In the FIRST part Of the session despite
ia riv heavy realizing but they rFlapsed on
fear ~ higher money rates.
Thirteen Lancashire cotton mills nave
CLOSED on account Of the closing OF TRACE IN
CHINA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-25

BEANs-lmportqd navy Deans 3%c; Bayou
~ English dried Be- pinks &c; Lima ga
va black eyes 5Ac; Texas black eyes 21i4c
| UTTER-Bluo Star 2lG22c dairy lie: Red
star 23c. ElBln creamery 22l BE; oleomar-
garne dairy prices 1sc Lincoln solids l1l,c.
nrits l212c Special Blue star 17hc Crystal
Gem and Country Rolls l6c. special dairy lie:
fancy dairy -dc Texas country butter case.
Texas bricks 14G1tc
cABBAGE--st. Louis. IL sacks &c per III
crates, s. So
HEESE- Wisconsin full cream rolls ian
IA. Wisconsin fun cream DAISIES 14c.
EGGS-TeXas. SAFE. Kansas l5c Euaran-
teed
kRAuT- New in ls-lb barrels $50.
ONlQNS-New per h. 11Gb2c
IEPPER-Chile l4q l5c per ID; black Sn6a'
pore loo
PoTATOES-Texas Triumphs e5G75c
POULTRY-Hen 50 00G$2 rs; cocks large
old. y 25@l.jo. mixed lots g. 75er2 CO. fryers
81 75Q2 %. broilers 81 00dTl % Turkeys hens
81 6cQ6.0 O guhblers SO OO0a 90 per cozen. ac-
eording to size and quality Ducks. large,
s. 'eSf8 20. Geese, full feathered. 50 0OG4 90
Cru cas- 81 500 CO.
ToMAToEs-rer crate of four boxes. asa
enc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-25

One of the leading iobbine houses in tho
CRY is in receipt Of letters from correspond
entI in south Texas companing OF the dsy-
astatiou being wrought by worms. one letter
from For Bend county says chat a plantation
~ 500 acres viii not make seventh five bales
Another from Ernaorip county siNs tu crop
is being DAMAGED scriuusy u some folds by
we VII.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-25
crain and rrorislonr r1.erher.-

koisar CITY July "a Wheat Sapieplb hey
66S cash No. hard 6siSGGS No 2 res aN9
q Corresponding 25N; December 934s
Oats No. white a5Aa26 Receipts Wheat
~ ~ 900; rorn 21.9o0 oats 1900. ,-.ipn,ents
Wheat ZIG ie corn li,O00. oats Ion
New York, July 24.-Wheat-- 2rcoipte G-
600 no exports Spot weak no. . led Sass
Oh, afioat and 7ASs elevator. No I Northern
Sass Lob. anont to arrive No hRra Sr1
S9s September SOS; October s0I, neoembcr
SIS Hides Arm Leather Arm Corton sea
oil--pull prime crude 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-25
THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS
THE SALES MADE BY TEXANS AT
EAST ST. LOUIS.
Chicago Market Ruled stendy-The
Best Sulc There Was Three Chr-
loads of Natives al $3.50.

Especial to The Post Reported nv the Evans
SNYDER Buel Commission Company
National stock Yards H.. July "a Follow
ing salee were made today by Texas and
Territory men:
A h Pierce Pierce. 1857 pound bulls,
81 80; F.. o. Fiddler Cresson 1882 pound
steers $40. L. W & n, D. Baker Coup-
land. 1o44 pound steers. $50; Chittim Bros.
Catoosa, l T.. $40 pound steers. $3.50. J.
NJ. Chittim Catoosa ]. 7 Of. 1881 pound steers.
81 10. Collins q Wallace Blue Jacket l. T.,
97j pound cows and heifers. SO 80 NJ A.
stead, seymour, 10 pound COVE and heLers.
S3.lu; l.. L. WA0ughDy, Brentwood 7ss
pound cows SC. $40 pound cows, 81 80, 7 5.
Sweetwater. G3S ana 6SS pound cows 81 80.
800 pound steers. $3.50 Eighteen hundred
Texans were sold: market strong.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-25

New York. July q There has been an
improyed demand for bleaahed cottons and
n very fer volume OF business done. The
market looks as though then s1ieht be Soma
rec0yciv IN prices of bltachc1 shortly. Brown
cottDns duh ana easy to bay. paints continue
very weak ahd nnchanHed GinEhnms fea-
turctss Print cloths St. sdy Moderate d.
maid fer odd goods Export business emall
~ brown coftona Sihf luiet aut steady.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-25
N.rr Ynrk Monev.

New York .lulv "a Money on call steady
al 1Adilb rer cent Prime mercantile pap r
tnAai per cent Sterling exchange ste1ay,
for nnnd a. iSia4G4 $40 for sixty laws
rostcd rates s4h6As5 and sSdA 49,
Commercial bns : 8324p4.SiA Bar silver
a., silver certificates 6litd62h MeNran
dolnrs 49, Government bonds weak State
bonds lunctive railroad bonds irregular,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-25

Kansas City, July "a ,-Cattle-Receipts 5000
natives and 2600 Texans liberal supply ali
desirable classes steady; native steers $50
10 stockers and feeders 375@4 so butcher
cows and heifers S1504 IS; Gamers 2. 500
do fed Western 4.00G5 81 fed Texans g. s0d
2O' grass Texans 3.10a4.0O. Hugs-Receipts
6oto niGrket active, strong to &c higher:
heavy a.2565 S2ls mixed 5 15d5 800 light 3. 10
&C., DIGS $500 %. Sheep--Receipts
10000; lambs roc higher: muttons 90c high r.
lambs o.9Ona %, muttons S.i5G4 90; Vest
ems s.l5di,2j: feeders g. 25a3,f5; cuus 80
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-25
HIDES AND wool.
The Wool Market.

Especial 70 The Fusll ~
New York. July "a The wooifp
here announce the opening Of ins
trade in fabrics for next Monday ane q
interest is manifested in this essar
is hoped to have at least an enlrsen,h'
upon the wool market. Dealers "
very anxious to see what prices WI
tanned for the goods and hope 70 u
considerably advanced, which may
late all men to buy raw wool now .
held BY growers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-25

Carload lots, ton. cars from mlllers; deal
ers charge from store 5pl0u more per i9u
lbs on bran, ease per bushel on oats and corn
and l0Gl5c per 1e0 lbs ON hay.
BltAN--Per 100 pounds 7SGpSOc
WHEAT SHORTs-Por 100 pounds. sscdI
81 o.. '"
CORNING. . sacked S7n5Se
CORN GHOfs-MiXed aud pure sl.Os6pl 10.
oATS-Choice bright Texas 97m2sc.
HAN~-Alfalfa Sll .60d12 90 per tom tim
othy Sl6.oo1 l6. 80 South Texas prairie hay
soh0a6.5o' North Texas ana Territory SO 90
Ql0.0o
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-25

st. Louis july y observation-disclosures $500
inducing 17OH Texans; market steady To
strong and active native shipping and export
steers 5.O0N5. 10: dressed beet ard butcher
@5.eC stockers and feeders 3 5oaI4 70; cows
and beifers 2.00G5,00; GAMERS 1.S0G2. IS;
bulls 2.O0GS %; Texas and Indian steers 3. %
p4.lo, COWS and heifers . 4Olt4o5. HOGS
Rsceipts 800 market STEADY; uigs and lights
5.25Q5.So, packers 5.90d5 20. butchers 5.55G
6.4l Shesp-Reeeipts 1000 1atiVc mutsons
.0GQ 80. lambs 435d5 90; eulls and bucks
, .0eaS so. stoabers 40
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-25

APPLEs-Texas, 60I75o per crate poxes
25GSJc.
APRICoTS- Per crate, 81 759e 20
CANTALOUrES- Per crate t0160c.
OCpA$UTS-Per SACK s. 5Oli ~.
LFMONS-Extra fancy Msssinus, Sc 90; fan
cy Messnae. $50; choice Messinas "a .751
90, fancy CALIFORNIA; "a SOFAS 90.
HES-Cummun 2Un2oc per peck fancy
5lQ i0c 4-bssket crates, common 36di40c 4
basket crates fancy 406i45c.
FEkRS-LU Conte, smooth and well coll
ortd, 75cQ$.0 per hushel: green, almost
unstable
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-25
pRUcg Am CurM1cAIs

orinine 4l64ac per ounce in bottle; NOR
phine s. O5dl2 q per ounce cocuine S 90 Der
ounce boraX S1ac per pound tn i0O-pound
packages copperas 81 40 per pound in bar
rels, castor oil S1.16 per gallon in 5-Gallon
packages, epson salts sl.76 per hundred in
barrels; alcohol s. 90 per gallon sulphur 81 Is
per hundred IN barrels; alum 2lsc per pound
In barrels salrpetre &c per mound IN barrels
qamphor, Tue. wood alcohol, 81. on; gum opium
s. 10; powdered opium N.75; oarholio acid
3Sl4oc per pound bQttles calcium carbide
$50 ner cwt.. delivered Texas common rail-
way poiutu.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-25
BurTER AND EGGS

Chicago. July "a. ButIer-Firn a
lSnl9ia dairy lil17. Cheese lf'
l9h Esgs-Firrn. II for fresh, "a q.
New York, July "A Eggs hsls, III 4.
nHfkaEes firm. Western al marh,sa*,
average lots; Western. loss on , lsss,
Kansas City. July et--EzEs
missouri and kansss stock y a. At.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-25
GALVESTON STOCK.

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-25
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New York July S4-Cnuse--spot Rio steady
40 40, invoice 2 s-iei mild quist; cerdnva eis
FiSis Futures ciosed barely steady WITH
prres 70 10 points lower Total saiAs a. nm
nags, Including iitlv AZ sos; August SARa
w Sepiemher inqfs 81 Q~fahfr As. No
$50; March s.o54s.d5s May s.s9s7s.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-25
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APPLES-Fancy evaporated, 50-lh buxes.
IAc, lib cartons SIC choice evaporatcd 71c.
AiRlCQTS-per 10 loose l21ac
ClTRON IN lO-lb boxes, lac.
CURRANTS--lu bbls, &c 95-lb boxes, clean
ed hulk re; lib cartons S0sIzc.
DATES--l-lb packages l0c, 00-lb boxes &c.
tlGS-Caifornia l212c Imported lbalSc.
PEACHES--Choice new stock &c,
RAISINS-Ca California, 3-crown, I. L boxes,
81 70; Il box l. L. raiains 65q75c; 2-crowu
l.. NJ raisins 50-lb boxes 7l2c. 3-crown
l. NJ raisins. 50-lb boxes Sc
UNES-Calfornia 5C.6Us NC; 6o-70s &c.
i0-sQs &c sO-g0s 5l5c. 90-l0)s &C.
NU1S- Brazil i0c per ID nlbcrts, Sicily 13c;
Naples l215c wslnuts 14GliJc; peanuts. fancy
hand pcled 5hG5Iac. No. 474c almonds,
TaFaEona lbc ID IN sacks: italian ehestnuts
lOci pecans selected Zoe
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-25

Flour STEADY
Wheat No 7Oa@73; No. red 77g77ls
Corn No 1854 No yellow 3Sa4 n3sM.
Oats-No. . "A, No. . white 25laa27Ia No 8
white 25N2Tla
Barley Good feeding 49, fair to choice
mailing iinIG
rlaXsced- $50 No Northwestern
1.50
Mess pork--per hbl 1l.l5dlls0
Lard Per 100 lbs 665nB So
Short rib sides-Loose G9aG77. 20
Dry selted shouders--Boxed ga d67E
Short clear sides--BoSrd 740a75t
whisky Basis of high vines e2M
Clover Contract grade
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-25

London, Iulv a -Conacls tnr money and
account Az Rar silver y ! $50 per ounce
Money 25tG3 rer cent The rats Of discount
in trc omen market for short and three
months ILLS 4 pGr cent