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TEN CENTS PREDICTED.
new York Firm Says summer Montbx
VIII Sell at that Price.

N~bNNiAl W 4 uo IDhLsJ
New York. March 3.-All American mar
Ae's are LILO In Hc higher again today
i'uh'ng one thing as sure as anything to
n"ppeh IN the future can be. namely. that
."oy VIII all sell at l0c for mldding, and
10" much higher tho movement OF the CROP
IN the next few days Will determine. Tho
rlnahcial Chronicle today gives conclusive
fNluence OF how the Interior towns and Giles
Weehly reported have been contributing TO
,,ne port receipts. The visible suppIV In
SSh,tsd states Is today 100 lgl lower than
SATURDAY last. There was exported after
MhIeh last year S,zG2O0O bales American
spnners took after same date about $40 001
ohles; total OF 100000.
~ ~ possible that domestic requirements
WIZ % this season 100000 more than last
season. therefore 1900. 900 to eQual last sea-
son exports and give American splnners
WTnat lhey WIN want FIR the next six mouths.
Flsibla su5ply In America however TO-DAY
Is only lNo,.il bales and the worlds visinls
supply OF American not exceeding q 200 Olo
from which there must be deducted iOj glo
~ caily over OF visible and invisible In this
country on September l next. leaving . 500 0O0
uslts' The only way to meet this vacuum Ia
mat the bales shall DO split ia half and then
. mere VIII be lust about enough to onset
aaVV'V00 requirements.
Although there was brought int slrbt a,
Uh!ted states this week. according 10 The
throniGlt. 10000 bales the visible SUNNY N
Giherlvnn lost this week $1,000 bales, showing
Ai,00O bales W." '''s week
we ara quite we'll aware of tho danger that
ordirnrlly might be involved in advocatins
inc long side OF the market ut prices nov
relihg' We Simply take advantage howcver.
OF Conditions created by the spotholder in,
TINS country, MS II ia within the poyyer
ut the latter TO further advance his prices To
quotations much higher than now rulins
we anticipate that he Will surely do so now
thht III suoh event contracts Will imurov1.
and. Therefore. IL must be obvious to any
ono that whiie the SURROUNDINGS at the mar.
KY are az they arc, recessions In contracts
viii only be temporary.
summer months will sell here at loo. be-
cause there IL no telling how much higher
than iuc Will DO tho price for spot cotton be
fore June / next
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nMMuNITIoN-Pow per Ia, =, oo.>
SO blasting powder SlG5 ner Co., 1900
shot' per sack Sl.65; buck 81 30. avs uIop
.bASoN-ENtra short clear. in sacks -V1
.se; REGULARS l%dSlsc; boxed 10 bi,h e ss.
spoked bellies SAaSisc; New Yors ,a1.s sI ~,
hSs etsIss' breakfast bacon III Sfiiirn 'S'
bASGlNG AND MES--Less Han -
from houston Bageing alb 7Sp7ne or iot II,
'7ru ,fe; Arrow ties 81 .Soaii as -A-io
SANDh-Stok, wrapped basis % etlSssa, :
psI 10; special sizes iso higher S'NNVAe
NANDLEs--Star. full weight i9iLc. "a.
ny y, w weight ike: Electric Highs IL
"a EN- Es}@aiENT--Portland $2.75aS rs: Resan r
,SSoFFEE-Rio, fair, sis9ioc nrir,a ,o,, q,
USE choice loAUiiLo peaberrv 10 Wv r
oova ize. Roasted catfeas: Arbuckls.s Sor-
oasis lVO-lb cases, IS O0c deliyered, IA. rosa
Apex. 1900. e@seS' l2.s0c
SRAckERs-A B c soda bulk how. =.
81. sar'ohs .'se; ginger snaps Sc. crss ~
III oISp pihnks Sisc: cakes ana jumhiss 1In
{. ~ - - eNas Star Mills: TldsI w. ~,
Jea,s s i, gary NO; Sea Nymph sal 81 sse
"a "a $500 $500 rye Hour $500: pumpern,cl5ei
Mains Spsvlal rates for shipments 40 ,ntsrSe.
bsts quarter sacks are zoe hlgher ,hsn
sacks. Vu 100 nlkher than half
FARINAcEous Goops-,,rit. h,r,,..
4, ,ues 10 barrels S2,esl2 Is; neari rr rnu
sacks sseks N-!o0i.so per hi ~ fo,,r
Coi,lmhla n os,s N.So; Friends' oats 81 80.
IARn aanesssss Edo, Hawkeyo oats Il. 10
,sas sS-ri ..nned tierce. compound sIaisxe.
'u'se; ee-'e cans Nc higher tSss
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TEXAS CATTLE RAIsERs.
Fort Worth Is Preparing for large
CrnNyH


! Fort Worth. Texas, March 1.-The Texas
Cattle Raisers association will hold its twenty
ty-fourth annual session in this city on the
18th and 14th instant, The association repre-
sents more invested capital than any COM
mercial or industrial organization in the
world. 1t is conservatively estimated that
the membership of the association has prop
erty, including cattle and ranches, valued at
over 100000, 900.
The meeting eacn year OF this organza-
ton Is looked forward to with great deal
Of interest by the cettlemen, not only OF this
State, but the live stock men of other Statos
as we'll.
The attendance at these gatherings each
year has always been very large and numbers
of visitors from outside States have been
present 1t is generally conceded, by live
stock men in this State. that the session this
year will be the largest within the history
of the organization.
Fort Worth Is prepared to take care Of
every visitor; the number of hotels has hem
Increased aud the citizens of the city are
prepared to accommodate fully 5000 people
different entertainments during the con en-
ton They will include ball, which wi be
gwen IN large hall that will accommodate
l5CC couples, by the Mystic Kni Ehts of Bo-
vinia social order which bears the same
relation to the live stock men that the Hoo
Hoo does to the lumber men. This ball will
be given on Tuesday evening and VIII be
followed by smoker on Wednesday night
Arrangements are now being consummrt-
ca Tor a big parade on the ght Ct the "A h.
~ WEI be patterned after the Mard Grs
gwen at New Orleans, and promises TO be a
most brilliant procession.
iat stock show will be held on the 18th,
18th and 18th. Premiums viii aggregate
something over $4,000, and already ali avail
aoie space has been taken at the stock yards.
"here the exhibition Is TO be held.
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DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.

APPLES-Fancy eyaporated. 5O-lb boxes.
SIC; ID cartons DC; choice evaporated SC.
APRICOTS-Per Id, loose, i2lRc.
ClTRON-In lob boxes. 1Sc.
CURRANTS--In bbls. &c: 25-lb boxes. clean
ed. bulk TIC; lib cartons sqSisc.
DATES-l-lb packages l0c 60-lb boxes &c.
FIGS-Calforna 12lac imported l5ulSc.
PEACHES-Cho!ce new stock Sc, standard
S1sc.
RAIS1NS- California, S-crown L. l.. boxes,
81 25; h-box L. L. raisins 65875c 2-crown l..
NJ. ra!sins. 50-lb boxes, 7%c; 3-crown l.. NJ.
raisins. 50-lb boxes, SIC.
PRUNEs--California. 50-60s 7isc: 60-70s &c:
70-S0s Gc SO-90s 5I2c 90-100s &C
NUTS-Bra DC per ID lilberts Sicily 12c:
Naples l2l2c: walnuts 14ql5c; peanuts, fancy
hand picked SEC: No. 2 &c: almonds, Tara
gona Ice per ID in sacks pecans, unscreened,
6l&Q7hc; better grades sa9c; Italian chest
nuts loo
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St. Louis Grain and rrovi.ions.

81. Louis, March 3.-Wheot--No. red cash
G'%: March 10h; May 69Is; July 66N: No 2
hard 6o965l9, Corn--No. ? cash and March
SS' May 80 July S3As, oa.s-No. ash 24Is;
March &% May 2i,s; Nc, white 26ae6lt
Fork quiet; iobhlng 10 so Tor cid; II 30 Tor
rev Lard steady; prime Steam $50: rhoire
o'oo, Flour uulet and unchanged Timothy
seed unclaimed at 20062 so Corn meal
steady az l,SQ4l,SS Bran unssttled. sacked
east track 60. but not obtainable, Hay-Tim-
Sthy steady at 9.o0ql2,00; prairie G5G16. 10.
Whisky steady at la Iron cotton ties e5
Bagging 6's- Hemp twne steady at .. Dry
salt meats-Boxed dull: extra shorts 9 90:
clear ribs 6,i2lai clear sides 625. Bacon
boxed dun. extra shorts 80: clear rihs
6621s; clear sides SIS, Receipts-Flour 1906,
wheat 10000; corn 10000. oats 5000 shin
ments.tlour 1000; wheat 10000: corn q 900;
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DRUGS.

Quinine 45647c per ounce in bottle: NOR
phine 81 S0G2 50 per ounce: cocaine $500 per
ounce; boraX she per pound in 1O0-pound
packages; copperas sl.4o per pound in bar
rels; castor oil $11O per gallon in S-gallon
peckages epson salts $3.50 per hundred IN
barrels; alcohol 81 60 per gallon: sulphur s2.G5
per hundred in barrels. alum 2Ac per pound
in barrels: saltpetre &c per pound in barrels;
camphor 62d64c; wood alcohol St.1J gum
opium $50; powdered opium $40; carbolc
acid ole per pound bottles
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nurrnR AND EGGS.

y Louis, March 3.-Eggs--Lower. 1a,s
Kansas City. March S.-Eggs-F.ru; stoes
s sen az premium as q rule; fresh Missouri
anu kansas stock, laik. cases returned. new
"n,te wood cases included, Is.
New York, March 3.--Eggs-Receints -,ssa
packages; steady; Western al marx iesetssi ~
southern at mark 1Sdi6 -0sAoN'
chicago, March s.--Butter--M Market strons.
,asl,s cry iSu2t: dairy I60ai cheeseFirmn'
i2niS' Eggs-Firmi fresh is. w.
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New York. March ;. cotee-rha mnrkat an

New York. March s,--conce-The market for
vance and ruled moderately active without
turner change, while showing a Arm under
zone on better European cables than ex-
pse.eo, which caused covering and moderate
~ Investment buying. The advance was checked
." o large further decline at Rio and Santos,
tynseting smaller receipts there and much
UM,iser warehouse deliveries in this country
TS rn,s steady az 70 10 points net advance,
I total sales S225o bags, including May al & al.
SSuiy, oee; August go; September 6.7OS6So.
october $50; December G.9597O0 Spot Rio
liz M Mn, invoice s-i6, nominal; jobblng
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GnIveston country pronuc.-

Valveston Texas.-Following are locaI c,o.
tations on country produce:
hOney-Iweiye Square crates 81 o.. .,r,,,,..
sw' 81 Potatoes-5VapGUc per busnel S'S~'
CaSbage-Texas crop m rn"1 sh
quoted at S2.25Us.50 per crate 'P' anu
Eggs-The receipts are OF fair vntrna 49,,
'"S MAI MI Is weil supplied Teas fr1ss
e"Luieu, cases returned, are quoted M aqsinc
Per aoAen. Fresh country and Island eggs ~ ~
roultry-Grown hens 50 25a3. 60 ney So,sn
lull grown spring chickens. So 40Ts y. "a;
ioosters S-'0VHss %; ducks s. 0O9f3 81. mi. ~
mems, - ,oOgbo 90; gobblers, q .00@9 90, gne,
LSns " ooG2 20; geese. unpluekod 81 o6,st M
iematoes-No Texas In the market. ,sIor, ~,
IN ialr supply and quoted at six baska, . a."
rler Sl.i5ft2 90. NNSAet car
Beeswax--Good yellow lsG2oc; mixed lo,.
Hay-.-choice timothy $3.50 per ,o,. .,o,..
nplahd prairie $500 per ton accord iInv'ee
quality choice ailalfh Sl75V I,aSSV'tulhs 10
an an advance OF soc TO 81 per ton on ,b go
onons-a0c per bushel
Seltry Texas. sofi SOC DOR b,mch
Fecans-TeAas, SGsc per pound areora,o.
s,sSsGl Extra fancy red. sOaeoc, orjino,,.
IRISH foIatoes-There is a sooa -,
seq TOT planting. Quotations In har,ssa rlO'
nnph S..5at.eO; Early Rose. pesrta.ss' Iti-
s5s.o0a5.'S. Now Florida 81 ~ ,' ete.'
WESTERN eating, SIC per nushal ~ crate,
ro nStnter--freuh Texas country s6lM
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Daily Interior Movement,
COFFEE.
Especial TO The Pos,.1

cay OF eofiee
g, Coffee advanced to 10 points early with
aaNre up = TO y franc. Rio receipts were
down TO 5000 and Santos got 10000. Rio fell
~ res and Santos 400 but there was GER
sure to sell We still incline 10 the opininn
that buying on good breaks Is the hest policy,
a Arnnekes reduced prices iSc. Sales were
49, $50 bags futures.
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300 head; Texas feeding steers ~
Hogs-Receipts today 1900; estimsn
over 1000; .stockers shade CHER; clut'
Ter; mixed and butchers 4.65q4.s0 81
4 10: lights, pigs, 4.6Oni. s21e; bulk d
4.Ul2Q4S5. Sheep-Receipts 2oO6; sht;
lambs steady good to choice weths!s
e;oOi fair to choice mixed 4.25G5.b0; Na
isheep 5.SOa5.90; yearlings 6.0,d6.5Q Y
lambs O.O04740; Western lamOs wv
weeks receipts: Cattle Al 200; hogs Y
sneep SLIGO. Week ago: Cattle GM''
900; sheep $500.
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New York Dry Good,

New York March S.-FaIr general demand
IN stable eottons. market strong and sun
terdlnE urward in brown bleashed and coarse
eo'nrcd eotions Sellers arc shy In TAKING
s s,.V ier iorwerd deliveries. Prints are
"a some lines Of both lances apd stanies
olhs nams very strong. Print cloths ouict
az Yesterdays advance. Cation yarns Sery
thu tnh, and sninners ire reserved even q,
npn.r nrices than last week. Woolen and
worsied warns also very nrai. 'n anu
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, March s,-Cattle-R ecsrs
me week $1,000: prices steady; large NJ
tne heavy storm this week shortened ~
ana strengthened values; all classes 81 4
eattle about 25c higher with feed gfaa
steady; heavy native steers brougnl
30; iightweiehtc 4.3Oa5 30; stcckers ara
eis 25q525; butchers COWS and helfefs
Sow Gamers 2.5OQ325: fed Westerns
9'V0' Western feeders 35014 25; Texas
$50. Hogs-Receipts IA O0Oi net We, a
receipts for the week As, 900; very lids 4
IN values this week, but hog produces
anu No lower; heavy hogs brought today
4's2s mixed 4.6514.75: lights 4S5Gi@l
9ao,99Oa1- Sheep-Receipts for the wta
ooui market continues active at 81
pr-ees the net advance this week any
70 -lgql5e; lambs brought 6.0)qI0O; yea
O. S.fo4o.2oi muttons 4.S5Q5.60; stockes
feeders S.7595.5O; culIs S.00QS.75.
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APPLEs-New York stock ;45oa5Oo; I'LL
nois stock A.50 Missouri stock $4.50
II 50u1.75
C0COANUTS--Per sack s.. 5O14. 90
LEMONS-Fancy Messina S60s 50 0013 80.
oRANGES-Callforn!o budded 81 ,50q2 70;
choice navels $2.75q3.00.
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SUGAR.

New York. March ssnr
steady. Refined quiet harey
New Orleans, March ss,n
ysIou ~ open KETTLE centrifugal Aetlle
isssss-oalst: c ,s,tsi seconds ssas Mo.
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Current q rotations on Round Io,.
staple Commodities.
HEAVY STABLES

oo Inese quotations are revised daily and tbe,
tAose ruling in Houston Wholesale marLs,sa are
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WAco.-The nremen's ball al the aps,-
torinm Friday night was one Of the most
su.cessiui events OF the kind ever Wit
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Grain aud Provisions Elsewhere.

kansas City, March Wheat-May e2H;
No; cash hard 63 No. . red 69QD70 Corn
-May olts NO mixed cash 3likGSlit; No
ctipis--Wheat 5000 corn $1,000 oats 10. 900
shipments-Wheat $4,000; corn 5000: oats 5000
New York. March ,--Wheat-Rcceipts A.
500; exports 1900; spot strong No . rsd
I% elevator; No. rcd 7l% aqoat in store
No. Northern, Duluth 7l% T. o. b.. adoat
prompt, ontions SOLE hirher March 7lis;
arm; Galveston 90 TO % pounds. 49,. Cali
iornia q to 20 pounds, 2iit; Texas. dry, "A
TO 10 pounds. le's. Leather steady; heml,ck
20 s slS,-l buenos, Ayres light to heavy weight
tic fleece 23G3S; Texas 15GiS Cotton sced oil
Quite prime crude s2lb1aii yellow S6Mg57.
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COTTON SEED rRoDucrx
Opcning a prnnch Home

- Granger. Texas. March 2.--Tomre
nopinson OF Hutto and Kyle. genera
e,nandise. are opening up branch
nelc 10 one OF Mark Jones new
eeildipss, under the management q
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat Was Strong and Active, influenced
by Higher Cables.
FARMERS HOLDINGS LESS THAN LAST YEAR
Corn Was Heavy, offerings Bit
Freer--Onts Were Barely steady.
Provisions Had Fair Trade.

chicago. March S.-Wheat was strong and
active today. influenced by higher cables and
talk nj crop damage. together with the report
on farmers reserves May closing 1sq sc
over Yesterday. May corn closed ls@Nc down.
May oats closed unchanged. Provisions at
the close was slightly improved.
In the wheat pit hullsh feeling was
Wakened early by the hrmness OF Liverpool
ana further encouraged by the strength NJ
Faris and reports OF a severe frost In france.
There was considerable pessmistc talk con-
corning domestic crop damage. The report
OF statistcan Snow. making farmers hold
ihss OF wheat 4O000.0oO bushels less than a
year ago was also an incentive to buyers
VINO. In some Instances, overlooked the fact
that last year excepted. tho quantity now in
reserve is the largest since 1854. With this
ehcUuraStment ana packed by reports OF
oVV'VVO bushels cash business done here yes.
ttIuuy' shorls hurried to cover. Foreigners
ana tho Northwest were also buyera hero and
truqc senerally b came anima ed. May opened
shade uD at 6i3sQto5a touched 65ss and then
rallied TO 6ohq66. The Duige was met by
pIonl taking sales. which caused a break
70 t0h. but the market recovered quickly.
May assembled to 66aG6iA and closed slrvpg
ana ssc over yesterday at Coz llG6. Atlantic
ana Cur port clearances In wheat and flour
were equal to 10000 bushels New York re-
ported thirty-four loads taken for export.
Primary receipts We're $4,000 bushels COM
pared with $4,000 bushels last year Mnne-
apols aud Duluth reported $50 cars against
oSi last week and 500 q year ago Local re.
ceDts 40 cars
Corn was heavy. Country offerings were a
DIT lreer from some sections The estimates
OF Statlstician Snow. making reserves OF corn
iol'VVV busnels over last year, had depress-
ing eject. Longs liquidated throughout the
y session Tho shipping demand was slack.
Receipts here 373 cars
oats were barely steady. the weakness OF
corn having depressing effect Tho lower
rail- rates had stimulated the cash business
which In turn has lent some support to fu-
lures, The market tod was a small cue.
Local receipts were S7S cars
provisions enjoyed fair trade and held
steady. The corn weakness was felt some
what. but as packers we're fair buyers and
offerings were not largo the price did not
suuef. Mary pork closed sc improved from
yesterday; May lard unchanged and May
ribs q shade up.
Estimated receipts Monday: Wheat 10 cars;
,orn ZiO cars. oats 2l0 cars; 81. 900 head
Inc leading futures iauRed as tOliUws;
"A
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GRAIN AND HAY.

Carload lots, fob, cars from millers. deal
ers charge from store 5q10c more ner IO0 lbs
On bran, 2GSc per bushel on oats and corn and
100 loo per 100 lbs on hay, a''u
BRAN,-Per 100 pounds 76m7sc
RTE BRAN-Per 100 lbs, Soc.
MAEAI stiORTS'-Per 100 lbs, e58s1. O5.
C CoBN No 2 sacked Ahqi5isc ''
S on> ChoPs-MlSed and pure SsQs5e.
srAoss z1q-shc; Kansas white No 57St3Sn.
no NO; white S5qS6c; slightly stained SSiS5t
othy S4 50g 10 90; South Texas pr9iris Uiii I'm,
y; oog 100; North Texas and Territory 50 n
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COTTON is BOOMING AGAIN.
A Wild Advance at Liverpool Sent
All Markets Higher.
Foreign Spinners Are Badly Scared and Want Cotton
at Any Price-Houston Spots
Id Higher.

stored last spring sold a few days ago at
Sla cents, and farmer sold at Stl cents 4
crop raised In 1893. Fertilizers are moving
lairiy Wen, but 20 not observe any greater
activity than usual in preparing for new
crop. Farmers are determined TO provide
bread crops first. Weather ls good
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Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio. %
Texas and New Orleans ............. 3
Houston East and West Texas ....... ~
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe ... 6s5
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass .,........ 245
Missouri. Kansas and Texas ............ $50
-
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CHICAGO.

rcniinsiiy March March .--castle-Receip,s soo /.
steers sSoas SsSay MON natives; good q prime
selected feeders PISST 90 g miiadng oo4 81
ners sssws Scoqis5: heifsfs s'losSs s sei 70
500. ,s 1890, bulls 2ooli2s: es' cen.
''sSpa Texans 400; about st sass s sss
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TEXAS CHICAGO CATTLE SALES.

The Chicago market for Texas steers and
9ulls was generally steady Monday and Tues
f SJy Gi TINS week, and among others the
'o"ins representative sales were made
Monday.
49, ~ .; west. Corsicana, Texas, sold Mon
uay at Chicago GO steers, averaging 1oi5
pounds 96 at $40; bulls. averaging ia. at
g B. Lucas. Taylor, Texas. marketed n.
steers ayeraging 1853, at s4.25; q steers, aver.
aging SIS. at $500. a'''
1884, =. C. Walton, corsicana, Texas, had in
Monsday at Chicago, 10 steers. averaging 1o9e
at SEQ steers, averaging 7G1. at sS55
aging s77, at $40. "se'-
Ennis National bank, Corsicana. Texas %
Steers averaglng 762, at $3.50. -
zip smith, Whitney, Texas, 81 steers ayor
sss ~ iuis, at A20; bulls, averag NO i4s5 AZ
70 90: bulls, averaging 1905, at SS55: Snus
aN,raelng llS5, at 1926 '''
II. ). Cook, Corsicana. TEXAS o. rt,o.s
averaging 6SS, at 1856 S'ee's'
Muhulne & Humphrey. .TayIor Tees .,
sterrs' averaging 1858, at AS5; 10 steers ava
AZ 81 70 g. az sl25; IS oxen, averaging ,Ss5
AZ sf, n, 90 stays. averaging 11Ol. al sS.S5 ''
Il, w. Herring. Corsicana, Texas n 81 ST..
aNeraslng sos, at $362h: i bull J9So - 90 49,
b. c. Lghtfoot. Tuesday r.
It9S usihs 1851 at $500; 81 steers, ayess,,rn
e. tiSS, al A6S; is steers. averaens 10 aasns
ges steers averaging 124l, at 81 90. b,,iss'
aEprGsing la66, at SO 80 WV ouils.
"s c lgl7 at A,S7k bull, 100 AZ 20 aver
steers ue a Venable. Cameron Te sSS' on
seIps 0 aaSyeraging &c., at 1915: 20 steers aS slo
s Grifs,Ss' at $50 - s''''s' aver
ii nsScrasing 1874 at $40; is bulls axor bulls
averaging err n Harmon Waco. Texas 70 steers
O1cl's' Fsyeraging 1iii at ss $50 Texas, s.
averaeina Ss sh' vieksburg, Miss. % st,.,s
y ssS s IS Su # $40 i eyeras ms s'sss
oxen. averaging Inc, averaging $50. at $685.;
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BEANs--California stock: Navy 4t; Bayoo
g.; English dried &c; pinks 9%c: Lima 6G6ae;
black eyes 5J4c; Texas black eyes 394c'
BUTTER--Blue star 23c; dairy i9I20c; Red
Star &c; Elgln creamery 2ig2Se; oleomaF
garine dairy bricks lSc; Lincoln solids 11ke:
prints l2lAc: Special Blue Star 11lac Crystal
Gem and Country Rolls i6e; special dairy lIc
fancy dairy Ice; Daisy 15c; Glover Leaf llGD
lSc; Texas country butter SQl2c; Texas bricks
16QISc
6ABBAGE-crates s2.2592 so; home grown
1MG2c per pound.
CHEEsE--New York fun cream l4gl5c;
Badger State 141sc; Wisconsin full cream rolls
15c; Wisconsin full cream daisies loo.
EGGS--Texas per dozen. S1Rg9Ac; candled.
10q10kc
ONlUNS-Per ID &c.
PEPPER-Chile-l4G l5c per Id; black slnSa-
pore l5c.
POTATOES-Colorado s0ds5c.
PoULTRY-IIens s.. s5d3.10 cocks. large.
old 81 O042. %; roastsrs, 80 S0d3l0, fryers.
81 75GS.OO. broilers s2.3OG2 65. Turkeys
Hens s6.0O49 90: gobblers ss.00Gl2.O0 per
dozen. according to size aud quality young
turkeys Si0Oa6.00. Ducks: Large $25OB
$50; Geese. full feathered. Si.50@5.0O GUM
cas- 81 .75Il2. 90.
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a. DID; value; $ seller; nominal.
united Stntes Exports
stock at United states Ports.


,otton on the spot at tho leading markofu' 10 .
sJ I'm with the closing Of middllng yesterday
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,nday: Wheat 40 cars

July .,..,....... 5.S71s $50 SIS $50
Cash quotations were as olows:
fiour--Qulet; winteI patents 340q3 so:
specials $50; patents g 1904 90: straights ., 90
1890; baker 2 .00G2. 30.
., Wheat-No. spring 64a6Gh; No. red
Corn--No. . 331h@S3si.
Barley-Nn. . SSdS9
FlaA seed---No l Co.
Timothy eeee-Prime .. 80.
Ness pork--pet barrel q.70lJij.6o.
Llrd-per 100 pounds s. 1915 S7I,.
Short ribs sdes-Loose 5.70d5 90
Dry sailed shoulders Boxed 95TG 80.
Short clear Sides Roxed 5g5G6 O5
Whlsky--Hlrh wines, per gallon ia
suEars-Cutloai Cos grauulated 5.i9.
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ST. LOUIS

clrdins 2oj T TeTan s-cattle-Reeeirts 300, in
worth DeE ze; native shipping and exSo,, no top
stsers iS Ssa dressed beer AND 0' b ssers
socRefs -, steers under 1000 pounds se 4o
i ed SooQi.S0; Gamers i sSg5 - COWS and
and bsi,oas end Indian steers f5di pulls ei 40
market i s,ead sioq3IS Hogs-Receptss CONS IONS
PPa packer. i1oaS5: p Sutcb sns lIsnts iigiss
43sSsp syO; market steady: nsii ss, SHEEP
3 50aS3s lambs 5,50G575: cuils ana ngi.tons