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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-03
GOVERNOR
ED. SCHOFlELD.

A boom has been launched
for the governor Of Wisconsin
as running mate for Mckinley.
II a Western man Is decided
upon by the Republicans. Gov
ernor schoheld may be regard
ed as a likely candidate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-03

6 the Republican
party looks forward
Id the beginning OF
The last year Of the
century It seems like
wordsworth's peas
ant endowed with
cheerful yesterdays
and confident tomor-
rows" II IS In con.
troll Of all branches Of
.h. ond of the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-03
SENATOR
WILLIAM A. CLARK.

Here Is a good portrait Of the
Montana millionaire, who Is
charged with buying his way
Into the United States Senate.
a senatorial inquiry into the
charges Is now In progress.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-03

''HTu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES urIrrIu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-03
RECALLS FEB VANCE.

remember That during the closing
days OF the Fifty-frst Congress some
senator Attempted 10 call I'd the Com
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-19
GALVESTON STOCK.
DAILY INTERIOR MOVEMENT,
Port of sabine.

Port OF Sabine. il
Arrived
SIS Atlas. Rubellia. Philadelphia.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-19

Leggertt. Polk county, Texas: Cotton is
small.
Marion. Guadalupe county. Texas: Crop
' oakwood, Texas, Cotton looks weli and is
fruitng nicely
Columbus Ga. Poor conditions 10 one
third Of this section with little hope OF max
fng more than half a crop. Other two-thrds
doing wen. but can't stand adverse weather.
Columbus, Miss. All hope for half crop
abandoned. II is bushy and without forms or
blooms
1t turned out later that Liverpool mis-
understood Mr. Neill. He issued circular
covering conditions 80 july ]. and today, upon
inquiry. admitted that there had been con-
siderable Improvement IN the crop since
July J. In any event. however. we think IL
likely that n the English people continue TO
pin their faith TO Mr. Neil. the surplus in
the bank OF England at the end Of the year
will be considerably reduced We think there
can be no doubt that the crop Is improving
from day TO day under favorable weather
condition.. IL looks now though the
Chinese war VIII have more serious effect
on trade Ia this country than WAS at first
supposed spot markets are dull on both sizes
OF the water and the conditions OF the dry
Eoods trade leaves much 70 be desired. On
the other hand much may yet happen TO tia
crop and for the time being NJ any rate prices
will be governed by Liverpool.
Al about $50 for January we suggest sales
OF the next crop and at for that month
buy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF Galveston, Jul,


Port OF Galveston, Ju
Arrived
SIS Comal fAm). from New York.
L. s. buoy tender Pansy.
cleared. n
SIS Nueces (AmA. for New York.
sailed
SIS Nueces Aml. for New York.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-19


Der ID: No. !. nil weight basis .. 5%H
"a per .lb special slzes rs higher. go,
SANDLES-Ster full ~eiy1t' i-aci ~, ~ 90
ite. full weight li%c. Electro llshis ~.
CEMENT Portland s iAas.-S; hos~H'ai'
coFFEE-Rio. fair ioai3,ac. prine llln
iilsc, choice ii%nieAc rsaherrw i9e -
doya lac. Roasted cuiiees Afpus ~ ~ ~
ga, basis 1t0-lb cases. l4.0la delYeren' ss-tu
basis itp-ib eases. $40 delivered So''V
u soc. Apex u fOr. 80
cRAcKERs--A B c soda, bulk. boxes e'ls
lib cartons t2st singer sntps g cfea ~
S.: stage rIanks SIC. Cakes ana lunoles Lc.
flOI R--TeNas STAR Mills. Ti1ai Wave
S.so. sea Fairy 1875 Sea Nymph y - -
Jewel s3-1l. rye nour - s.; nunpsrn,ck
ss.e special rates for shipmfnie 70 "a =,
p1ir;s- Quarter sacks are zoe nlsaeF thal
half sacks AMI wood loo higher tn1h ma
FARINAcEous Goops--Grts hominy ana
cream IN al. N barrels. & -: pearl mea
Il. lo-}h lacks. s. 0012 20 per larrei Of fou
sacks. Scotch cats - 30. Friencs oa1s e.
goiulnhia oats q. 9502.5 Ha~heye oAs a4'9'
LARp-ReGned uerre. compound. sac
leaf, &c; 5o-lb tans nc higher than aere-s
lo-lt cans &c higher BIB eaas &c n'enef
HAMs--standaTd nAauhe picnic ham
aCNEY--in barrels 5oasoo pc, gallon; IL
@-!b cans extracted, 5g6c; IN comb 20
In l2-lb cans. extracted 5hg'c. pohnd sec
tons l2ultc.
LiNE-Bulk s. o. per Dbl: coopered 81. p
MOLASsE S--Reboiied fair l6Ssllsc, prime
nq2ic. choice 25G28c: fancy oeS crop syui
S29S5e, puie new crop syrup 4o1
MILK Magnolia 81 w. Eagle $780, LioI
81 snow S3.75dEs5.
OYSTERS -i-lb. run weight 4-oz.. shn9ag
2-lb full weight. s-oz.. Si-s9G Is lib. i9t
weight sos. g5cGsl o.. 2-ib fail weis15t
1901 Sl.75dl So: lib. light weighi, 5aAtVc
2-lb light weight. Saa91c
PICK LES-k i've gallon kegG *l.i5' lu-sallul
kegs So 60. la-hbls Is pints. Amer car
style. S5g90c, quarts American style. 5I.I1
II gallon s. 00aZ. p lgallon, American style
! s. iE03 p. i-gallOn. hcXagQ1 81 rs, %
RIEE-E1tFa fancy head 54r4s qh9lcs ~
5ic fair pZG5c: fancy imported o'gU 57sc,
ROB E-sisal. bass 7-ls. zoe. Manila lIc'
cotton rope lDc
ssLT-LNerpool coarse s5Q9oc. hne s5cG
81 Co, Louisiana, coarse $50. uAe sll. DDS
.S-lts s. g eo.5s 3 80; loo-ss. $500 "-f5
81 a.
SALT -Msckcrcl. No. IN lo-lb XII
s5tQ q 90; half bbls 7o-ib. NO sou tue
SALMON Fancy pillar Rock columbii
RIVER 81 70 Cable columbia River 81 40: WEI
Foot Columbia RIVER 81 25n 81; Helme
Alaska s. G0G 81 l0. 49,
SARDlN f5S-AWeric5g quarters a .-eg - .
mustard Si.pJU4.2a. imported Gillette gradt
quarters sn.50; fancy sprats, quarters y. a.
STARCH StSAt8Td goods; Fearl, N 4v-I
boxes. faG4ilc Royal Gloss tdlk. 4.s14t.f
Nickel. 10 packages per 3oA. S-i9i cor
starch 5I+u per ID 20 and 49-lb boxes.
sUGAR-Q Quotations are for sman lots Spa
cial urices are given OF carload orders
Standard graupiated Csc: cubes and DO"
dared 67.o. Louisiana yellow CHARMED ianc
( enc; choice SIZE: Arhu-kles e-lh and oil
packages csc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-19

Tomatoes-Coast country and slam
6Oa75c per bushel; one-third bushel
1870
Hay-cheice timothy sis 2o@Is.5o per-
choice upland prairie Sii.eoftie 90 pc
accoreinP 10 quality; choice alfalfa y
nov coast crop s50oas. 90 Dealers ~
advance OF 50e 10 81 per ton on these w.
Pecans-Texas. l0Gl2ikc per pouna
Garlic-5oG soc per string; small zs''
Butter--Fresh Texas, loo per pound,
Egss Gases returned. Texas fresn
died. 7aSc; fresh bay and island, 1872,
Onlons-New crop Texas. soc per eu',,
Honey-Twelve square crates, /.
strained. 81 per gallon. in cases y
rels, 5Ci65c.
cantaloupes-l2lsc per dozen; marEs'
supplied
cabbage-st. Louis. s1.5o92 % PIT c;'II
Chlckens-Grown hers, 2.ae@ 20,
grown springs. Sl.75G2. 90. broilers =
lbs. old roosters Sl.5eGe. 90 per ao-sJs
Turkeys Hens. S4.00Q6.0D, gobbiets,
200 per dozen. Not wanted. tneis
scarcely any demand. =.
Geese Unpluoked, S3.5c44 90. MOI "
Durks-$3.00 per dozen
Guineas-s2,00 per dozen. d
Beets-20e25c per dozen bunSnes-
lions nominal.
Eschalots- ioGl5c per dozen bunenr
Texas Peaches-Four- basket crates
boxes. 3oT35c ~.
Piums-Texas. Soa35c Botan. SOC pef'
Appies-20 35c per quarter box.
Green Apples--Sl.0 90 per bushei.
okra-f5S per hushcl.
Egg Plants-20I2 Csc per dozen.
Green p per-5oasoc per bushs' #
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-19
sd. Louis Grain nnd PrnYirionr.

81 Louis. July -Wheat-No. red cash
7ils; July 72A. August 70; September 7s9.,
December 75sS; No. 2 hard 1lA, Corn-No
cash 39if July S7la September S7is Oats
NO cash "A: July PA September 224l
No white 2siS Pork--Steady: iobbnr
u 10 Lard-Higher. prime steam 40: choice
S,os's Flour UNCHANGED, Timothy seed
New to arrive 3.l5 bid. Cornmeal-Steady
225H29o. Rran dull. sacked. east track
6SHh. Hay-Steady: timothy 5OGu o.
prairie $50. Whisky-Steady. Ia Cottor
ties l.32 Bagging S6S&. Hemp Irvine .
Dry salt meats Boxed steady: extra short,
9 Sta clear ribs 7,lZ4h; clear sides : .37iI
Bacon-Boxed steady; extra shorts T. so clear
ribs .62is; clear sides 1875 Receipts-
Flour 1000; wheat iSS 600. corn 1900. oats
S..Os Shipments--FloVr 5000. wheat Is 600
corn 81 0d0; oats 5000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-19
Grain and Provisions Ei.evher.

New York, July -wheat--Recsipts soon
exports none. Spot weak No red s27.
Tod ahoat and SOS elevator No j North,
ern s09s fob. aaoat to arrive On.jo',
weak July Sis; September S04s: October N
December 81 Leather quiet Wool dun
Cotton seed oil steady. Prime crude "a,
prime yellow ST. '"
Kansas City July 1s.--wheat-- Senterhe,
t'hges%, cash No 2 hard 69asaK. No
red l2al2lk Corn September ss% cash M
mixed asnal4 No. white 40 Oats Ma
white 2t}a5t2e Receipts Wheat ~ eO6.
corn 1920 oats 10000 Shipments vcboa,
s.,sO0i corn 2l.700: oats 1000 He''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-19
SHORTS WE'RE ANXIOUS.
NeIII's Crop Circular Sent Cotton
SonrinE Tn.


New York. July Is 1t was a day Of great
anxiety for shorts on the cotton exchange
and while the general course Of events ia
vored the bull faction there were several
periods when they, too. were much at sea as
10 Just which way TO turn. glance at the
Liverpool cable board this morning showed
that the English market had SCORED one o.:
the most remarkable up turns in many mmths
il not years. Futures abroad were 10 1914
points higher on the active months aud at
the time of our opening were soaring at a
nerve-trying rate az the best figures, show
ing rise of IN 10 10 points. A hasty com
parlson OF information from Liverpool showed
that shorts abroad had been thrown nto q
veritabls panic by circular OF Neil's said
10 claim that the crop had been rreparably
damaged and that Acids were being deserted.
Large foreign buying orders helped TO in
crease the Consideration OF Oversold parties,
and Immediately after the market opened
there WAS Wild scramble to protect short
accounts and 10 buy cotton for Investment.
the latter being limited almost exclusively to
European interests First sses showed an
advance Of II TO II points. A briet halt
for better view OF the situation was fol-
lowed by renewed efforts By bears TO reach
s0fs ground By leaps and hounds prices
jumped upward until August had renchcd
sn and January SOL Then came partial
relapse under heavy prolt-taking and mod
crate selling on the reaction belief But
soon after midday stop-loss orders began
To pour in from outside points and prices
again took the up course Mt a brisk mace
This squirt OF buying carried August to a.s2,
but failed to materially advance the new
crop options, which were influenced BY *
eepuonally fine crop reports and an ideal
weather forecast.
In midafternoon selling for both accounts
became popular under which prices crumblet
rapidly. During the last hour the movement
OF prices was htful. though In the main 10.
ward q lower level, shorts having pretty
well thinned out unprotected accounts, Will,
longs, who had held out for still hlghe,
the encouraging tenor OF adylces from III,
cotton belt. The market at the close wa
steady with prices net 30 TO 80 points higher
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-19

APPLES-Fancy eyaporate1. 50-lb boxes.
~ lib cartons SIC, choice eyaporated TIC.
AFkicOTS-PgT 60 loose i-.zc
ClTRON--lu le-ib boxes l3c.
,cUREANTS-ln bills Gel 25-lb boxes, clean.
ed bulk 75zc lib cartons S0 sac.
DATES-l-lb packages l0c. 5o-lb boxes &c.
FlGS-Calilurn,a I23ze. imported log se.
PEACllES-Choi new stock &c
hAISINS--Ca!iforn!a 5-crown. l. l.. boxes,
81 q; = box L. l.. ralslns C5qI5c; 2-cTown
L. N. -uisins. J0-ib boxes, 7ilc 2.cNosn
L NJ raisns 5n-lh boxes. Sc.
RJNES-Califuruia 50-6Vs re; G1-70s 20.
i0-s0s Sc s0-90s 5iac 90-l00s 3r
MUTE Brazil i0c per h. liocrts, Sicily 12c;
Naples lsise wBlnutz iiQl3c; peanuts fancy
hard picked 5Aa05i2c NJ. 4ne. almonds
TsraEoaa lCc ID 10 sacks; Italian chestnuu
ioc, pecens selected i0c
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-19

NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
Financial CnhIeg re- IN

New York. July lS.-The Commercial-Ad-
vertisers London financial cablegram says
There was dullness among gilt-edged securl-
ties here today owing to the spread oil the
Chinese disturbances. The market was IN
clned to the view that a aew war loan OF
G1g0J0.OOO Is imminent. 1t is rumoreu also
that the Indian government is about TO Of
Ter SO. 600 600 threes. II is generally ex-
pected that the bank rate Will be advanced
10 3ia per cent tomorrow It would be made
4 per cent but for tie necessities OF the
treasury bill issue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-19
NEILL MISUNDERSTOOD.
Liverpool Failed 10 Property Inter
pref His Cable.
Especial to The post.)

tsptcIaI 20 The Post)
New York. July ISIS. Mum, Son Co
thus review the cotton market:
Cotton advanced 40 TO IS points on this
crop ana 81 to "A on the next on an unex
pected advance at Liverpool OF equal to IS
70 20 American points. due TO report that
Mr. Neiil says the crop was rreparably dam,
asea IN June. Liverpool. the South and local
operators bought. mainly 10 cover shorts.
fart o. the Improvement was lost later an
reaiiIing and short selling, the ciuse being
STEADY Al net advance Of 80 points on this
crop ana u 20 Is on the next with esti.
maisd sales Of 10000 bales. The weather 4:
We aeEth WAS generally favorable.
ennditsor s''sh'i'
Wsycfoss. Ca. reports. Yield wslI sxoeed
oxpectpfjop. M ~ - "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-19
PRODUCE


bEANs-impott9d navy Deans sac. Bayou
81. English dried Sc; pinks sac. Lima ca
"a, black eyes A.c. Texas bluck eyes 3q4c.
iUTTER-Blue star 2lH22c dairy lie. Red
Star .2c. Eigin creamery 2-423c oleOmar-
sarine dairy prices 1856 Ltncoia solids lI1sc.
prints l234c Special Blue Star is4su: Crystal
Gem and Country Rolls I6c, special dairy lie;
fancy dairy &c. Texas country butter 749c
Texas bricks l4QISc.
CABBAGE 81; Louis. III sacks. &c per ID
crates 81 g.
CHEESE Wisconsin full cream rolls 14I
l4'.c, Wisconsin FUR cream DAISIES he.
EGGs-Texas. SAFE. Kansas l5c Euaran-
iced
kkAUT-New in is-lb barrels $50
ONlONS--New. per ID. ia &c.
ppre'1ic
POTATOES Texas Tuumphs. s5N75c.
POULTRY--Heus t2.Oj6 s. .: cocks large
old. eI25ftli9. mixed LOTT. s. 75U2 co. fryers
s. lia2 . hroiers 81 .O0al . Turkeys. hens
A.6gg96 90; gythlers 81 o09a 90 per cozen, sc-
eording TO size and quality Ducks, large
Ss.'psi@ % GEES. full featAcred, 50 00g4 o.
CUR ea5 H.53d2.O0.
-ToMAToEs-Per crate OF four boxes. asa
Csc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-19
COFFEE.

New York. July 1S.-Spot cofieeFirml
I invoice 9is, mild quiet; Cordoya ahs
Futures opeved frm, with prizes oniS
higher and steadily advanced much y
session on active covering investmel.l
port higher; spot quotations s;rong.. !
mean cdyices large warehouse dellya
relatively snail crop movemsn. and arg
in Brazilian markets were also factoTsl
Ing was very active with Europe a
luyer throughout Domestic statistic]
creasingly bullish. Closed arm 55diS
higher, Total sales $3.50 bags. inse
July s.l5. August $50: Sep.enller Sj
tober y i0aS 65 November S.50dS3tl
cember S.7549 90; January 300; March
90 Nav 9 n5giq Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-19

Carload lots. To- d. cars from millers: deaf
ers charge IRON store 6ql0v more per 100
lbs on bran 293c per bushei on oats and corn
and l0al5c per 100 lbs on hay.
BlAN-Per 100 pounds 7s4SOc
WHEAT SHORTS-Per 100 pounds. esc4l
q Co,
CORN No 2 sacked 57a5sc
CORN CHOPS-Mixed aud pure 81 0s6Yi 10.
OAIs-Choice bright Texas 27T2Sc.
HA4-Altalfs 81. 5Oa12 90: per ton; tim.
oihy 12.holii6 "a; South Texas prairie hay
& 2eqb.50, North Texas and Territory 50 80
QlOOO
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cleared.
VESSELS IN PORT
Etanr,,rl
VESSELS DESTINED FOR CALVES

I0hn B. Covle ..-...,....,......-
John f. krantz .........-,....,.....
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New york Money.

New York. July 1s.-Money on call easy.
lL9lk prime mercantile paper 5%@44
sterling exchange easier, with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at 4S7 for demand
and at S49f4 S41s for sixty days. posted
rates f.S564 IS; commercial bills i.S3ssG
4 $3.50 Bar silver STA. Mexican dollars 4sk
Government bonds Irregular. State bonds
inactive; railroad bonds irregular.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-19
New Orleans Grain and Provision.

Pork Standard moss 1900. Lard Resned
tieroe So pure lard 74t. Boxed meats-Dry
salt shoulders 67s6f sides "a, Bacon Clear
RIO sides SAasA Hams Choice suearcured
le4l2 Conee-Firmer: Rio ordinary 10 fair
ioqloA4 Rice Ordinary 10 good 39i2is Flonr
Extra fancy 3,S5Gl3 20; pntsnts i5ii+ *
cornmeel 20 Bran S. Hay Prime la h.
choice 1871 Corn No. saebed white 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-19
nRUGs ~ cuEMIChLs.

Gtmlne AU43t per ounce, IN bottle; NOR.
pLino - 0off2 q per ounce cocaine So 01 per
ounce, boray Size per pound in i0l-pound
packages, copperas 81 40 per pound IN bar
reis castor oil SLID per gallon in 5sallon
ourrels; alcohol 81. 20 per gallon sulphur 81 .6s
per hundred in barrels; alan 2i.c per pound
in barrels; saltpetre &c per Mound IN barrels:
Camphor. nc. wood alcohol, SLOT gum opium
$50. powdered opium $40; carbouc acid
$3.50 per pound bottles; calcium carbide
~ Der cMt, delivered Texas common rail-
way rcints.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-19

s5d3S
AIR!COTS- Per crate. 81 .756fc. 20.
bLACKBERR1ES- 81. l0Tsi 40
C!ANTALO crate i0q60c.
GltshhlkS California 81 iuu4.vU
COCoANuTS-Per sack e 5Od4.O0.
LbMONS-ENtra fancy ijsssuas, Sc co. fan
cy Messnas $3.50 choice Messiuas s4.75D
OK; ienGy Ca!tornias 81 50d4 e.
ACHES-CommoG 2UN25c per peck: fancy
$50 i0c. 4-basket crates common 35a4Oc; 4.
basket crates. fancy 5O175c
PLUMS-No demand
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-19

made by Texans today. Gibson 4 Pa
son, Lellatta. ess, 1912 and 1852 pound !,
sold at S4O5: c. l. Synder. Baird sIi.s
cows. $3.50; 6S2- pound steers sS.Os.
Cattle company. Rosenberg, 77g-p pound !
1895. e. r. Wade. Sanger, 9712- pound !,
1885, Law e. Binn, Claremore, l. il.
pound steers S2.15; James Parkinson, IL
gee, |. T., sli-pound steers, $3.50. ]. M
land, Eufalua, l. r., SS6-pound steers
1856 pound steers. SIS.
Thirteen hundred Texans sold today;
knt steadY. N.t,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-19

New York, July ls.-The spot market con-
tinueg quiet. few buyers caring 20 visit tho
dry goods district during the prevailing hot
spell orders have been about OF average
character Cotton goods division shows no
change in any direction. Wooden goods
division slow, come lines Of mems wear light
weights for next spring recently opened have
been withdrawn owing 70 lack Of demand
presg goods inactive
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-19

Galveston Spots closed quiet Mc up.
Low ordinary. = 1916 Mlddling .-....qA
ordinary. .-..-..6 LIS Good middiing.sAs
Coed ordiuaryS gid MiddlDR fair 10
Low middliHg. 80 l-i6 Sales ....-.....49
New York-Spots closed quiet 3-16e IN.
Good ordinary rs i5-l5 Good middlng 10 5-N
Low middling. g 5-le Mlddling fair. .l044
Kidding. .....-l0 Sales ............20o
New orleaus-Spots closed steady and un-
changed.
Low oruiuary...7 7-l6 Middling .....1o BIG
Ordinary ........S 1-l6 Good middling 10 us
Good ordiuary...s& Aliddhng fair 10 ll-i6
Los middlng...s Lie Sales ..........24oO
Liyerpool-Spots limited demand. prices
( 3-l6d uu. sales 5ul0 bales Of which 1900 wera
American. imports 1860. OF which none were
American.
Ordinary ...... b 15-32 Middlins ......5 2e-s3
Good ordiuarv...6 Gig Good mddliug S-33
Low mhdling...5 35-32 MiddhnE fair. so
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-19
nuTTER AND EGGS.

New York jelly is-Eecs-- Rec.,n,. .os,
rackagts. Marker steady. westerr :, w.
i'itio ior 1Nefags lots; western loss on is
KANSAS CITY July ls.-Eses- Firm, ~ u
,,.sspHfl ana Kansas stock "a cases r..
tsfned Southern eggs s
Chicago July H. Butter-F,rn,. rros me-,
~ e.s. dairy ii4l7. cheess-si STEADY p,ss,
~ EEgs--Fresh II. S"N
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-19
SUGAR.

New York. July IS -sugsr--Rsw hrT,
refining 4 1915 bid centrifugal 96 test
bid Molasses sugar lie bid Refine,
New Orleans. July lS,-- Sugar-Strone,.
iritugal yellow 5I5is seconds SGli s-h
lasses nuiet and nominal,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-19

London. July 1S.--Consols for money 9S' &C
count 9s Bar silver firm, 2SAd per ounce
Money 1tkGt2 per cent The rate Of discount
in the open market for short bills was 2%d3
per cent? for three months bills 3dah pet
Cenr
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Thc Colornno FIontea.

Brunswick. Ga. July lS.-The Mallor
steamer Colorado. which ran AGROUND
Wolf Island, outside Brunswick bar Ivs
morning, has been ioated, The DANA
thought to be slight.
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COMMERCIAL BRIEFS.

Paris. July ls-Three per cent rentes 99f,
9a1ac for account exchange on London psf.
New YORK July 1s.-Clearines s1N,os5. 6o4;
balances S6,S1i27o.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

F. o B, mill Texas interior poins..
cording 10 location: Per ~
Prime crude oil loose .... 80 @
PRIME summer ', veiiow o,i ..... SsMa
Liuters. Ter pound. ............ 4&5
Per i
tJriis b,,sd 81
1uils, uhleu sssss.s ~
Prime cotton seed meal ...,.22 % VI
Prime cotton seed cake ..,..l. 50 VI
Quotations on prime cotton SEED me.'
rrime seed cake are for delivery at "
ton.
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,,.... sac. o. ,ounon ............ flOA
United states new IS. registerea-.'.'''- zee zee
United states new Is. coupon. ;....'''' , 80
tinted states old Is registerca-..'''-' s syl
United States old IS. coupon'.''-..'''' 49,
I nited States IS, registered. -..''''''-' III.
Unitad States IS, coupon ....t...-''''-- ,a'7t
District % Columbia S.o5s '.''..-.'-' - ~, :.
Atcnison general 4s ,...-..',.'.'.''''- es 1iiT
Atchison adjustment - ,...'-.'''.'''
Colorado Southern IS .-........'''..''' 80
DcnVer and RIO Grande lsts.'..'....' Wa-,,
Denver and Rio Grande Is ',..,,.''' ~
Fort worth and Denver CITY hrsls.'- 80
G p and Gulf hrsts ...........,..'... -
Louisville and Nashville unified 49, ~
Missouri kansas and Texas seconds ~ ~
Missouri Kansas and Texas $780,. ~
Reading general Is .......--,......'''''. %
Rio Graude Western frsts ....-.....''. ~. ~
st Louis and VI consol 5st....''.'.s' ~, ~
81 Louis and s y general IS ...'..s.-t- -
Southern Pacific As .......-'...,...'''" ,a as
Southern Railway IS .--.... ......-..'' r9 9s
Standard Rope and Irvine So .'.'...' -.
Texas and Pacific hrsts tonereo1..'''" IL
Texas and Pacific seconds ,,,....'....' %
Union Pacific IS -...s.''s.--..'''''-'-' -. 80
wabash frsts ...........,-........-.... ~ H.,
wabash seconds ............s.....'....-' ~,
west shore IS .,t.............''''''''''' ~
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WIRE AND NAILS

gan ssS5
NAlLs-S300 base. Advances for common
over base; g. zoe; 3D. i5o. al and ID, 500
I'd 2Vc: Sd lOc l0d and i6d &c. Quotations
are ior less than car lots.
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HOUSTON wHoLnsALn rRIcEs.
Current Quotations on Round -.
OF staple CommodIst..

These quotations are revised daily ana thai.
correctness can be relied upon. The pr,cc.
sts those ruling IN Houston wholesale mar,
HEAVY STAPLES.
AMAuNlTloN--Pow per kav "a ooe.
80 49, blasting powder 81 6s per Reg dra',
MACON Extra short clear ~ s.o,,s 81,
q ds t1as SAaSlsc hoxed &c higher, beliie,
81 a. AeG O. ANo TIES Basging. 2-iO. 81.
,rom Houston 81 50 '"~4 ea4'V~o iots.
eANpf--stiek wrapped. basis "a. fe7Ao