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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-04
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Wheat Was Irregular, but the Closing Was
Strong.
NOVEMBER WHEAT SIS TO 3-4 HIGHER
Corn Closed Unchanged and oats LIS
Up--Provisions Closed Higher
All Around.
)vtMBHR WHEAT SIS TO s.4 HIGHER

Chicago, October 3--Wheat was irregular,
but closed strong; November, %a& higher.
Corn closed unchanged and oats isc up. Pro-
visions 7l4Ql0 to l5Q27h higher
Wheat was as inconsistent and fckle as
summer breeze. weak and strong by Ats and
starts. Till near the end of the session trad
ing was largely of local character, with
scalpers on the verge Of nervous prostration
from trying to keep on the right side OF shit
ing sentiment. Liverpool did not reflect the
decline here yesterday. and the Northwest
still had bad weather. With these conditions
to start with November opened lsqAc higher
TO T7AqT1ss. On lack OF outside support. the
market dropped to 1864. Liverpool showed
greater hrmness later and shorts took back
earliCf stun. causing rally TO U1s. Inc
market was not oig enough to stand the
profit taking, which met this bulge. and again
weakness appeared, November dropping to
~ al this point strong talk OF cash busi-
noes from the Northwest. buying by inter
ests oil that section in this market and IN
dcatons that shipping business here would
soon pick up caused a sharp rally near the
enc. November jumped rapidly to 77B and
closed strong, 9sn& over yesterday, at 1lAi
OTIS Primary receipts aggregated 1,07S.oOV
bushels. Minneapolis and Duluth reported Az
Gals Local receipts 1853 cars.
Corn was moderately active and firm The
soaboard reported an excellent demand for
cash, but the demand was not apparent here.
The market scored good advance on buying
Ivy shorts. but lost it on profit taking,
Oats continued their course Of doing moth
ing worthy OF special mention,
The small stocks aud buying By packers
both of which created a scarcity among
shorts gave strong provision market. PORK
closed 27l5 over yesterday: lard I1adl0 high
er and ribs 12a better.
Estim ted receipts for tomorrow-Wheat 3l(
cars; corn $50 cars; oats $50 cars, hogs $4,000
1.And
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THE LIVE STOCK Markets.
THE SALES MADE BY TEXANS AT
EAST ST. LOUIS.
ucceipt. Of Texas cattle mt Chicago
Were i1OO-Best on snie' Fo"r-
teen Carloads ut 81.

(Specal to The Post. Reported bv the EVans-
Snyder uuel Commission Conpahy'l
Natioral stock Yards, III. ootoper S'-ro'-
loving sales we're made today by Texas ann
Inoian Territory men:
A. Burns. Inez. 1863 pound calves %.o,
each; j. w. Camel, Summit, /. IT, sb2 anu
lvU1 pound ssecrs, $500; G, IL Flato' sum
mt l. r.. $40 pound Steers SS'4O Jonh
l. .velady, Colorado Texas, 10 pound COWS,
- 70, f. Causstaux. Merkel TEXAS. 900
pound steers. 50 u; Hogan Mercantile conf
pany. Pryor Creek. |. f., syz pouhd c1ws
uaktaka l. H. 800 pound steers $500 j.
j. Murphy Cip. Texas 30 1ound calves,
s1Q.OJ each TWO thou. and Texans; s'eaoy
10 1Oc lnMor.
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cash r.; October 75% Deceuher 1854 May
So9sGs0% No. > hard 72hG72ia Corn-No.
. cash S2h: October 372i December 34M9
her 23k: December 23as: May 2ist; No ?
white 81. Pork-Tirm, jobbnc Il 90 Lard
Higher; choice 7.37laG7.4o. Flour-ouiet and
UNCHANGED. Corn meal steady, 2,05d2 10,
firm; prairie .00110 90 whisky firm. p.
Iron cotton ties 100. Hemp Irvine O. Dry
salt reats strong; extra shorts SSH; clear
ribs 800. clear sides 9.12h, Bacon-Boxed
strong; extra shorts c?4b clear sides Is,
clear ribs eS7lk Receipts-Flour 10 900;
wheat "a 600; corn 10000; oats $4,000 Ship-
nents- Flour $1,000; wheat 10000; corn Sc,
0nn oats IL. COZ
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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

Qu,niue 47n i9e per ounce in bottle; NOR
prime s. l5q235 per ounce; cocaine sos per
ouuce: bOrax sac per pound In l00-pound
PACKAGES; copperas $l.4O in barrels. castor oil
$li5 per gallon in 5-galon packages epson
sAts 1916 per hundred in barrels; alcohol
ST. 1913 90 per gallon: sulphur 81 60 per 100 In
barrels: alum 2ikc per pound In narrels. salt
retire &c per pound in barrels camphor zoe:
wood alcohol Sl,00; gum opium $50; powdered
opium $40 carbolc acid 3Sg4Oc per pound
bottles calcium carbide $500 per cwt., delv-
cred Texas common railway points.
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ST. Louis October z. -Cpttle-Receints 900
including 200 Texans; demand active; prices
steady native shipping and export steers
G5@5.7O; dressed beef and butcher steers
0Od5. 80: steers under 1000 pounds 50ip
$50; stockers and feeders 2 5Od4.5O; cows
and heilers 2.25d4.70; Gamers l.5J62 70;
bulls :. G0ft3 30: Texas and Indian steers 3 on
IA 80. COWS and heifers 22jdS 80, Hogs
Receipts $500; eady; pigs and lights 200
5.4l; packers 5.25m5 40; butcher 5000 SO,
Sheep-Rece pts 1900; llrm native muttons
3 .0i al. % lambs 4.0OGp5. %; culls and bucks
. 256fS. %; stockers .00d3 So.
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Chicago. Otober .-Cstte-Recepts
2l,0oO head ncud ng 1000 Westerns, 1ico
Texans: general cattle market choice steady
others weak to 10 lower. including butchers
stock; natives: lest on sale today one CIR
at 500; GOOD to prime scers 5.U0d6,0o poor
10 medium A. 4015. 90: selected fesGers W as,
8. 1894 So. mixed stockers 10 lower, 501
$50 cows 75d4.20; heifers 2.C0d+.15; car
ners 2 0Od2 Is; bulls 2.5Odi.3 20, calves i.0On
500. Texans-Rec eipts 100; best on sale
today fourteen cars at SO, Texas fed steer
400 81; Texas grass s'eer5 25d4.0ji Texas
bulls ? .4O4S q. Hogs-Recc ipts today 10000
tomorrow26 COO; left over SEQ; opened &c
higher: closed weak; mixed and butchers
5O565. 5212; good to choice heavy, 5.0SIp
62Ib: rough heavy s5d5 go; light 5.1o@
555 bulk of sales 5. 20d5.45. Sheep-Re-
ceipts % 00o, 5d1O lower, lambs about steady;
good to choice wethers 3.S5Gf.05; fair to
choice n, xed 2 40d3. so: Western sheen 3 S5-r
4.O5; native lambs 4.25d5,20; western Texas
4.50G5 90.
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3tock AT unitcd states Ports.
United states Exports


Foll3wing arc the receipts OF cotton ny
the various railroads. entering The city;
Gales.
tsoreton ,rd rexas Central ......... 2.5es
Il terf,ationnl ana Crfat Northern ..... 4.75D
Galveston, Harrisburg aud san Antonio $40
Texas and New orleans .....t.'....''-' ~
Houston East and West TeNA' ,--',-.'. ~
Nit.,,,,,,{ Kansas and rexas ........,. 4.i90
ro+,l OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l2.9i0
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SUGAR.

New Orleans. October Sugar auiet: open
Kettle a. centrifugal yellow Gew 5as. sec.
onds aGi AIS Molasses nominal new syrup
20 per salon
New York. October 3.--Spgar- .Raw steady.
iaif refining a. molnsses agar 4: refined
weak No. . 20, No. $40. No S s co; No.
10 ass. No II 4.Sa' No 4 80: No is
AIS No. ~ 40 s'andlri and snfeciorsrs'
s.55. mould a e.no; rntlras III crushed
sib; powdered se5; sranuiated 7s7.
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Grnin and Provision. Elsewhere.

Kansas CITY. Octoher OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
7o%67tIs Nav 7iss cash No hard ea672
November e71sah No . red 72ismTs Corn
December 32I May 3412n& cash No. 2
mixed S71G; No. white 25T95ik Oats-No,
. white 562Fh. Receipts-Wheat 5000: corn
1890 oats fo0O. Shpments--Wheat 1900
corn 12oa0 oats 4nO0
Now York. October 3.--wheat-Receints
?2S,0NO; exports 70 mo- Spot firm. No red
s2r Lob ahoat; No red s1h elevator; No.
Northern Sih fob. aHoat. OPTIONS firm at
%6le net advance. Hides firm Leather
steady, Wool dull Cotton seed oil steady.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-04
TEXAS CHICAGO cATrnE SALES.

Chicago September 49, The receipts of
Texas cattle on the Chicago market for the
week eudii e today number $500. against $50
last week, and AGO a year ago. being au
increase of 1000 compared with year ago
anu 1900 compared with Two years ago.
for INC season TO cate relelp,s we're -O.vvO
more man last Year
Following are lne given monthly receipts
Ut stra,gnt Texans a. the CHICAGO s.ucA
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COFFEE.

New York, October 3.-Coftee-Spot-Ri
quiet No. Z iuyo,oe sh CordoVa 3&; tho
market for coffee futures opened Stsadv,
mlG points decline and ruled weak. closing
steady at loss Of 5di0 70 Rts; Oo,ober 10;
December 1.25Nl. 50 January 1907 30
March 74Odii5, April a45; May $50; Juno
I. 50GD1 co. July 100.
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New York Money.

New York october 3--Money on call Arm,
or at q. I2is per cent Prime mercantile
paper 5NSH per cent Sterling exchange Arm,
with actual business in bankers bills at
DAYS posted rates 4. s9GIl s2is and ls6ili Sf'.,
Commercial bills 4SNisG4S silver cer'in-
Gates f39, 7fs: bar silver es&. Mexican dol
lars 5n7s Government bonds steady.
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IMPROVEMENT IN COTTON
LIVERPOOL Looked Upon as Q Leader, bu'
Not Followed Closely.
SPOT QUOTATIONS ARE REALLY NOMINAL
Concessions BEING Made on the Pres
emit Basis-New York ana New
Orleans Futures stcadter.

I,,yerpool is now the leader and is held
responsible for any fluctuations the Market
makes.
II any one were to ask why prices are mol
better, the reply would be that Liverpool
wouldn't allow any advance. The great Eng
lsn market was looked forward to yesterday
most hopefully by the bulls. They GER
,ainly thought that market would take an
upward turn and good one at that nut
they were disappointed, as the market there
was rather tricky.
II IL peculiar market all around anu
spot cotton quotations are today really ne
titious because sales have been made from
Ac TO nc below the market, The BUYERS
are in a measure being pressed because OF
the slight congestion and are anxious to
realize.
although in Houston sales nave been made
as low AZ 9lsc. although the bulk OF the cot
tou SOLD at 9s4o.
There never las been such all anomalous
state OF aaars The element winch should
be buliish IL inclined 10 the bvI side. rms
can ouly be accounted tor DY the past con
diuons OF the marKet ~ has IN 80 long
since there was really epou foYsiering
market few recollect IT, Iet de- adt Az
good high priced cotton made llihss lNeiy
~ the country
Ana all through the yours OF depression
the COTTON states showed -Le Nhite leather
When the big plungers in the Gast-mcn VINO
live by specniation--tried boost W cot
ton they found their strongest enemies IN
uhe south These saiae colol buyers arN
today plnning thclr faith to a orop OF 9.0Do.p
or 300 p0u, ana this seems TO ne the general
view Of al men why have the money to
inyes
1t is an elegant market Tor the scalper
He ran drop in and out without worry. and
can make Il neat little profit. one gentleman
who Keeps advised as 10 conditions dr.
cut $4,000 a few days ago lie S not COM
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..,,,rsroN STOCK
m ,,s, OF OCEAN sb''~
Especial to The posi-, ~

New orleans. La ,,' os.@ssi from Bls,
va y, paso from New Y ''.n. iroa lys
c r. Africa; Loulsia1. Eursps,s
via ,S Colon Alliance a from s siaSsipa r q
Nqrts io5 SsF for New Sss york s ~
he paSsa rf0 lFa.---sailsd' ,.,,xs>
Galveston. salad. Conial y, Isr'
New rwsra9odrP Pd. E s@Cus u
from 0,oa GAVIN stown' Arrived y
de 1 nho, ay Arrived; "" 40
YORK s,,. ~ York. Arrived; l'' Va.
Geo apaon. Arrived y ,Nsjsf -
d anasOstown. Arrived I'D. Z
for ssoLI iSsnDgion Arrived ca.
4 York. .,r,yed; Enh IN
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cargill & Richardson say n their yester-
days circular
We were furnished another surprise nv
Liverpool this morning They we're due TO
be 2.6iths down. and although their market
ultimately lost that much early prices were
2-64ths higher. which was an Impetus for
q rush OF blu. ing at our opening. Exporters
who haS been aceumu,a;ing sDo,s which thew
were unable to sell, did the selling, and with
the early buyers satisfied the market turned
weak. q decline OF II points from the highest
being seen; but sharp rally occurred later.
nearly all OF the loss beng regalned the
market closing steady TO 3 points higher
in New York and . to points higher N
New Orleans. The estimate It ious,on--9iV.
against 1863 last year~-was given as The
cause for the late impTov, meat Memphis
and Auguet received 6is6, agans SOFA last
year Spots unchanged, Liverpool should
tomorrow regain what they lost today ana
II is expected that they will do so. ANY
marked Improvement in their market msht
cause something OF a FURRY among shorti
in our markets. but the last that offerings
of SPOT cotton are very free. and consumer
slow buyers. may prevent much improve
ment. The weather continues perfect Tor
picking and marketing the crop,
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Following Is the range o. prices Of tho
sctve months in New York and Nav az
leans:
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LIVERPOOL OPENED Al DECLINE.
But Recovered Partially and Reviv-
eli Speculative Interest.

Now York October file cotton market
opened firm at an advance Of SG,3 points
Lii crpcol opening at a as,line recovering
partially and reviylnE considerable speeu-
iatN 9 interest here. while Iisp causing shorts
e cover The opening al f1noe was caused
hv selling by exporters AGAINST nurthasss 80
tho South, This selling caused rarlal e.
action connection with reTcrls that high
Erude cotton was heading for Now York.
which offered better market than Liverpool.
thus promising some increases 10 the small
stock at New York The upward movement
was further stimulated ~ private cal 3
forco'tluE a higher Liverpool iuari1ct IN the
morning
Trading was at no time very active Local
traders bought most OF TIE cotton sold on
IIverpool hedges, There WIS also Bone de-
sultoy b1vng by Wall street parties. The
South bought, while the Southern spot mar.
kets were generally unchanged ana In one
or two irstances shade lower Tue final
places OF the local market reflected q dis
position tc hesitate The close was steady
a. net rico II 5ff9 points
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-04

Carload lots, fob. cars from milers, deal
ers charge from store aalOc more per 100
lbs on bran, 2i3c per hushe on oats and corn
and lU0l0C per 100 lbs on hay
BRAN-Per 100 lbs. 76d7Sc.
WHEAT SHORTS--eer 100 pounds $1,000
liz.
CORNING. sacked 52dsSc
CORN CHOPS-MlNed and pure N.05dl,01,
OATS 9Sdf30c ner bushel.
HAY-Alfalfa Si2 60dl3 90 uer ton: timothy
SIS 5Olfl6.50 South Texas prairie hay $l.oU(
CSC; Ncrth Texas and Territory s9,50Gl0,00,
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49,. western regular packing at
DAT ar,s ,sil o,isn wesiern, loss of 20.
ST Louis, october eggs higher at ".
Kansas city october 3. Eggs s,eaay' M,s
souri, and Kansas stock l4h per Dozen cases
returned,
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APPLEs.-s3. 50d4 90 per barrel
CoCOANUTS--fe sack s3.S0di.00.
GRAPES California $1,50Gl.75 per four
basket carrier.
LEM ONs-S4 .5OdlS5 90 per box.
ORANGES--MeXican 81 250i4 So
PEACHES Common. 20d25c per peck fancy
36d40c. i-basket GRATIS, common 35d i0c; 4
bask crates, fancy 5od7Sc; California Si1oQ
1.26 FER crate.
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Financial Gable.

New York, October S,--The commercialAd-
vertiser's London cabiegram says The mar
kets here we're slightly heiter today, despite
the observance ~ the Jewish holiday. Amer
loans were fFstureless silver was auist
There Is q great scarclty of Mcxlean dollara.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-04

New York. October 3.--There was slim at
tendance in the dry goods market today Oh
seryaneo OF Yom Kippur. the jewish Day OF
Itonen,ent kept number of buyers away.
Business was on q quiet scale IN all DEPART
menls without any special features. PRINT
cloths quiet but Arm. Mems wooiens anu
worsted goods division shows limited husi-
ness and irregular prices. Dress goods are
generally quiet.
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nniiy Interior Movement.
THE LOCAL MARKET.

Produce and commission men are having
hard time TO keen up with orders AS fast
as they get stock In It goes out. Never
was there such a brisk demand and seldom
has it been there was so much difficulty In
getting stock TO SELL There appears to he
a biz general demand for all commodities
over tho country this wear.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-04
NEW YoRK FxoHANrE.
TO-DAY. Yeslerday.


ReichmaIbE. CONNER
cial 50 days .-..... ~ L-iS-s 1914
Bankers .........s., 4 .A4A-1e f.Ah-h
Commercial 10 DAYS. 4 s1& -sSi i,Sl
SIinnera so laws 4.s0N ~ 4.SOa
rr mes. commercial.
60 days ......,.....s5. zlN hl2lA
N-----
Ltss Ito,
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.

Lemans are in plentiful supply and prices
are soueping little.
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WIRE AND NAILS.

WlRE-Galvanized Glidden $50; WaukeSan
sass
y AILs-2 81 base. Advances for common
over base; "a, Zoe 3D. i5c; I'D and I'd, SOt;
I'D zoe Sd. lOc; I0d and l6d, &c Quotations
are for less than car lots.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-04

TO Cnfd ~, link
,, Malaria y sssss sss ~, s:'
is.s are guarantss,sssaa s = o. rlfs
head. rs cents
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Current Quotations ON Round Lots
of staple Commodities.

These quotations are revised daily and their
correctness can be relied upon. The prices
are those ruling ia Houston Wholesale mar
kets
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In the way OF corn tho market is rather
Slow There Is a good INJURY, but cora
can no, be had. Kansas holdcTs are askinG
iaucy prices and tho Texas cIop is not vet
being forwarded,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-04

other spot Markets.
Galyeston-Spois closed steady; prices up-
changed. -,
Low ordinary. IS lilo Middling ...'..iV
Ordinary 1913 GIG Good mddllng IVA
Good ordinary 20 t-i6 Middlng fair 'iolA
Low mlddlIng.-.9 ala Sales ..'.'''.,'eV'
New orlesns--Spots closed auiet: prices I'M
changed, 80,
.ow ordinary. Z i1-16 Middling .... loli
ordinary. ....S 5-l6 Good mld1lns i9ss
Good ordinary.9 Midaling lar' 100
Low middllug. 9M salts ,,.....'dbVV
New York-spols closed ouiet. prices I'm
changed. .
Good ordinary Q 1916 Good mlddiing II 3-S
iow nliddllng 10 7-i6 Middlng fair IFS
Mldding ..10B Sales ..,,,.'..oE
llvorpool-Spo,s; Business no1cratei prices
steady, sales 6OOJ bales, OF wnlch 200 were
American; imports n,vVo' oil when ooVO "0'e
American. :,
Good ordinary. % 3-32 Good nnddling ia
Low middlng g lilo Middllng fair..,o9s
Gu..,..,, sfy,. GneH Markets,
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VESSELS DESTINED FOR GALvEsn'
COTTON on sHIPBoARp'

For Liserpool-ss Benedict .''''.' ....,,..i
SIS Eueharo ......''''''''' 49,
&c TeIesfora .......... .,..''''''''
e. vyanderer ,........ .....'''''i'
S 80 ...s..... 1850"
For Hayre-ss Madrlleno '''.''.''
ro Ss A sinH Horribly Castle '''''''', :
| T-afai ...,.. .sss'''''''
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DRIED rRuITs AND NUTS.

APPLES Fancy evaporated. SO-lb boxes
SIC; lib cartons 7lac: choice eyaporatei
SIC.
APRGCOTS--Per h. loose l2l9c.
GIThON--ln l0-lh boxes l3c
CURltANTS-In bbls Sc; 25-lb boxes clean
ed, bulk 7iac, lib cartons 3uSlsc
DATES-l-lb packages Toe, 6o-l6 boxes &C.
FIGS-Caiifornia 12lac; imported l51lSc,
PEACH lSS--Choicc now stock Hc
RAISINS-CR California, 3-crowu, l.. H. boxes
s2,g5; "A box L. l.. rnisins 65a7jc; 2-crown
L. NJ raisns 5o-b boxes, nc; 3-crown H.
NJ raanns, 50-lh boxes. Sc.
PRUNEs-Ca California 50-GOs Sc: 6o-'0s 7e;
"a. sos &c SO-g0s 5lac: 00-l0Os SC.
NUTs-Braz Zoe per ID, 6lberts, sicily re;
Naples l2lbc wulnuts i41l5c; peanuts. fancy
hand picked 5hG5lac; No, 4s4c; Almonds,
TaragGna i6c h. in sacks; Italian chestnuts
l0c pecans selected l0c
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Texas eggs are coming in In bad shape.
The demand is good for fresh stock at better
Than quotations but there is no tine To
candle al tbs end. II shipper5 would candle
and pack properly they would make money
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The leading futures ranged as follows.

Cash quotations we're as follows:
Flour-steady.
Wheat--No. 3 72&d77M; No red 77h
Corn-No. 4O%d4tM; No. , yellow i1dHh.
oats-No ? 22lhd23; No. 2 white 252.; No.
3 white 23hG25h
Rye-No. > 51A.
Barley-Fair to choice mailing 50h15S.
Flaxseed-No. 1.55; No. Northwestern
561s
Timothy seed-Prime 4 .25114,3
Ness pork--Per barrel 10 20dl2 %.
Lard-Per 100 pounds 7.37iqGD7 10.
Short ribs sdes-Loose S.1C6fS.30
Dry sailed shoulders--Boxed 6hT6%.
Short clear sides-Boxed s.6o6S.70.
Whifkv-Basis Of high wines l.21
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF GALVESTON. October |.

ARRIVED.
SIS Teodoro de Larrinaga, from Manshess,
SIS MiGdleham Castle (Br), from Antssl
SIS Horutous (Brl. from st. Vincent
Sch Future (Am). from Baltimore
CLEARED.
None
SAILED,
SIS Conino (Br) for Liverpool.
SIS Epdeavour (Br.), for Hull
SIS Norma (Br), for Hamburg.
SIS City of Everett (Am.). for <ort Tan;i
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BEANS imported navy beans 39ic. Bayou
lc. english dried &c, pnks 3S,c; Lima $40
~ black eyeI 4%@5c; Texas black eyes
3G4r.
BuiTER- Blue Star 2t022c; dairy s.; Red
star 2Sc: Elgin creamery 2iit96c; oleomar
ear ne dairy prices sc. Lincoln soil lis lueci
prints l2lSc Special Blue star l7isc; CryStai
Gem and Country Rolls Ice; special DAIRY l'c
fancy dairy isc Texas country butter lO9
i3c Texas bricks l5dl9c
CABBAGE Colorado. l94c per pound
CHEESE wisconsin full cream rolls APsp
i5c Wisconsin fll cream daisies l@'3c
EGGS--Texaa. 12isc. Kansas, l6n11c, guar
anteeG.
KRAUT-Ncw In half barrels $50
ONIONS-i% M2c per pound
PEPFER--Chile Hdi6c per ID black S'nga-
poro ljc 90
PoTAToEs-Ca lifornia aud colorado s5m
poULTRY liens sa.ooaa.5o cocks, large,
old 81 50Gil 90: mixed 10 81. 10n3. uOi tIyerS
& -s6BS 40 broilers 81 00d2 %. Turkeys, hens
"a j0m6 o.; cobblers Sc O009 90 per dozen, a.
rording 10 size aud quality Ducks large
81 5NN3 % Geese, full feathered 3.0oai.Vo.
TT'oWArfolEs-Per crate of four boxes 7oc9
SloN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-04
Heu.ten paIly st.temen,.


Houston Comparative stntemenr.
Gross receipts thus far IN 5 wesk....-. " sSs
Gross receipts 80 days this year.... 20, uSo
S;roes receIpts so days last YEAR.. .35i.g.l
Gross receipts SO days in lsJI-sS. 81 oeS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-04
Hnurton sposs.

The local spot market closed steady; prices
unchanged: sales 696 bales -,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-24
RealEState Transfers.


FURNISHED by the Abstract Title
Guarantee and Trust Co.. 226 South
Main Street,
Ernst Schultz TO Bertha Brown
60 feet Weaver st. $3.50
John b. Frisch to Ed Pfromm,
% feet Toris st, $1,000
Philip Blank, jr., to Louise
Blank, 80 feet Washington st. $3.50
j. ii, Insande to John R0pple, y
acre Tallmadge ................Sl $40
Frederick Zimmerly TO Dora l..
Seabold, 80 feet Pearl ST. .,.... .Sl4OO
A. ID. Alexander to Eva Mackley,
50x1G5 feet south of Newton
street ..-... ...-'... '@-Vo
A. ID. Alexander to Catherine
Mackley, 39.5 feet Fifth ave. $3.50
Lovina A. Pisel to Huldah Lind
sey, 1925 feet Goodrich ST.. .$llO0
Frank G. Kelly, sheriff, to NJ. NJ.
Hunsicker, 104 feet Fountain
street.. .......'.'.'' 'S-oo
Barney McDermott to Ella Il.
McDermott, 60 feet Balch st. $500