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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-08-29

Frver's Abieiene Cough Balsam saves Doctor Bills
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-08-29
stops the Cough

Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure n cold
In one day. No Cure. No Pay Price rs cents
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-08-29
Hoods C0rsdp0riLl0

'Whlch expels all humors, cures an erup-
lions, and builds up the whole system,
whether young orofi.
Hoods Pills liver ills the nonirritating aud
only eathartle to take with Hoods sarsapariila
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-08-29

Got Grip rry Fryer. ADietene cough Balsa~
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-08-29

For Consumption try Flyers Abietene Cough
Bdisdm.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-11

oats,. 81 so; Columbia oats. 81 Oo6t2 10;
Hawkeye oats, 81 006i2 10.
LARD Refined tierce. compound UAc.
10.lb cans &c higher: 5.lb cans kc higher;
3-lb cans ~ higher
HAMS Standard 11d11Ac; picnic hams.
LINE Bulk. 100 per BARREL coopered.
HoNEY--In barrels, Go@75c per gallon:
IN 6ulh cans. extracted, j6I6c per pouhl
IN bulk S@l1c IN 12lb cans, extracted
MoLAssEs Rebolled. fair, idAalse;
prime, 2OM21c; choice. 2j0J26c; fancy new
crop syrup. 32133c; pure new crop syrup
.CoNpENsEp MILK-Eagle, So 5oag. q:
Challenge, So T0n3 So
OYSTERS lib full weight 4-oz. s5a9Og;
2,lb fnll weight; SOY 81 gOgl ~ o,,ll, ,lo
2-lb; light weight, s5Gf9Oc, ,o
ne PniCKLES- flye gallon kcgss SIX 20; ,, iS
s A@sFn s 6Sfle sSI s2e 8 gn4 6 81 a@' sa
lqn. Americnnn- style, 50 iJd3 20 igallon
HsXSaagcon,, s.. 10. 81, o,eV :
c ehgice' G 2@q2ASs fair 49s@4Ac fancy IN
ROPE slsal. basis 7-ls; sAc Manila,
SALT Louisiana, coarse. s5c; hne SIC;
hhdhls, los, $3.50; Co.'s $3.50; 1o03s, $40;
SALT FISH -Mackerol. No. /, in lolh
kits, 05cmS1. 90: hulf bhs. TO.lh, No. l.,
50 20; tubs s., o0a5 80.
SALMON Fancy Pillar Rock Columbia
River, 81 .D0' Castle Rock Columbia River
$l65ql u; Spear Alaska, 81 iJ Toy Co
| lumhla River, %; Blue Bell Columbln
River, 81 10.
SARDINES- American quarters, 81; 73m
GOO mustard. S3.SjGi4.OO imported Gillette
graHc, quarters, $3.50; fancy sprats, quar-
tiers. 500.
STARCH STANDARD goods. Pearl In 4Olb
boxes 3Am4c; Royal Gloss, bulk 4hci
Nickel 100 packages, per box, ST. corn
starch 5lec per 10. 20 and 4O-ib boxes.
SUGAR Quotations arc for small Ots.
special rnteS arc given on carload orders.
| STANDARD granulated 5.Djc, cubes ana pow
dcred. GOO; Louisiana yellow para1ned,
| fancy, .. COO; choice 5.47i3c.
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FORCED STOCKS DOWN.
The Bear Element Was Assisted by
Different Developments.
PRICES WERE BID UP AGAIN, HOWEVER
Missouri Pacific Rose Strongly and the
Southwesterns Were Lifted Slightly
Over Saturdays Figures.


New Aork' June W.-lnere was some
liquidation In the stock market today. as
was foreshadowed by the drop In prices
on SATURDAY after tho hank statement nm
,,,,o5 ~. 49,. -, ,,h,at a.,s -.
pealel' Inc pear party Whlch sofa stocks
at that time continued their efforts to get
rricos Io,yor todov ana 10 extepd tboir
rroe.o ,,,,,ta 80 1a,..,,,,,,,a,,,I -
Ii"ut'. hummer VI ueNei"lmch's helpeu
them In this purpose but after the pres.
sure of tho selling had been relaved anJ
.bc ,,rr.,.t,r. 80 ..i. -, - -, -
Wv euPpoItelS Va et"chS oeEhn 10 Dil up
prices again. the bears took alarm and be
gan In cover their short lnes causing
,.,. ,,o,,o,,i ,.,,,...,.. 20 So,
Va - az" III :"
re" STOCKS quite notable net gains
As long as trading was going On In tho
nd, - - ~
ion""n St"ch market the leehhg OF De
preston continued. London was quite a
large seller In this market. and there WINS
si,
i'"e VI SOM, uu''sihess lest the
gloomy tone there foreshadowed some IN
favorable DEVELOPMENT This wnnk's Lon.
dom e.,,t
STUN eAchahge settlement rs some
Whdt DREADED, although assurance Is given
that the shorts I'm Northern pocigc az.
f,tl,. ,,no,,nna5
iu"N P'ep"leu 10 meet the decision today
Of the stock exchange committee for gen
oral purposes In ending tho n,or,+.,.i,,,,,
,,,,n+ad 49, 50 no" W ''i'i
9s""sr w '"e MOI luerh racine shorts
X.
The perslstont heoviness NJ co,s,Is e.,
foc, ~, ,I,,, ,,n,,,.,.'. - va III
~, - Nv EIoMthg tHse or money IN Lon
dryelourter, ~ i gi SOM uIead OF n secret
%ore,oPulebl IN dlpiomaate or international
55V ts,ilIv Ipile,, rue heavy demands
i,,e ',acu ny tue pdhh statement on bank
&, = W Htte NIuNei uhedslhess, as
nj, TaS ,i n.y. h9oWh nov inuch I4rther they
n1stS u, ptHHceCu IaEnenlS Tor the NWpol,-
co. go, M t,i OF new Ienhsylvanla STOCK are
tTqu Itttu nelWeeh June ana June 10, sd
o ounr tue nee4S on tnat account might run
u,v, d pelLuu 10 come lhe easy rate FOR
h,"ei touaE 'Huseu u more 'ueertul reel
mn mn me requirements for iarga corporate
.ttaHasrlloHS nave Deen mostly satlsfe for
iat, I'll lFls was potent FACTOR IN ne
Jo3Hinille.n Of me London stock market had
'V,l ri Luz pressure here.
> ne mySiery attaching TO the purch1se
p"r,lent sIeri cdmnanjes was mo ~ r,,,1 mn ~
| ny u" pears, VINO circulated fumorS thdl
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AMMUNIToN,- Powder, per key, 81 90:
blasting powder, 81 80 per Reg; drop shot
per sack, 81 -. buck, 81 40.
BACON Extra short clear, in sacks 81
dglsc; regulars oAc; boxed, Ac higher:
bellies iOi&M lOStc.
RAGGING AND TIES Bagging 2.lb TIbc.
~. Id Sc; Arrow ties, less than carload lots.
from Houston 81 %
CANDY stick. wrapped, basis "a, 6issl
csc per III; No. |, full weight basis -.
TLMf6c per III. special sizes We higher.
CANDLES star, fun weight IOiSc;
Granite. full weight lie; Electric Lights
CEMENT Portland, 81 1893 25. Rosen.
dale, 81 1912 90.
CoFFEE Rio, fair; sqsi4e; prime, 9dQ
exc choice, oi2tf97ac; Peaherry, i24ml2lbc:
Cordoya. i3c Roasted coffees: Arhueklc's
Arloaa. basis iO0lb cases, i2c delivered;
Apex II 9Oc; lion. i2c.
CRACkERS-A II c Soda. bulk, boxes
eye; lib cartons, 694c ginger snaps, Sc (:
creams, SC; stage planks. 6ci cakes aud
FLOUR Basis ssib sacks. Fancy high
patent, SO 81: fancy half patent, So so:
third grade, So 90; 24-lb sack. Zoe per lar,
re- higher; nour in wood lSc per barrel
FARINAcEous GOODS -Grlts homlny
and cream meal IN barrels So 2si Pearl
four aackA; ssotch eats, $780, Frlsnds
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London Financial Gable.

New York, June l0.-The Cummercial-
Advertisers London financial cablegram
says; The chief incident in todav's irregu-
lar stock market was a fresh fall of CON
soils to 49, with a meagcr rally at the
close 10 934s: American shares were quiet,
Nut the selling predominated during the
htSt hour on the unfdvorahle features Ut
tho New York bank statement Of last Sat-
urdlN. The selling included 1i.0oD shares
Of Atchis0n for the continent, which wore
taken mp by the 1rhitrage houses as good
margin. Toward midday the market per,
strong, but In the absence of support quo
Inc stock exchange committee has fixed
ern pnclhc 80 ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-11
DRIED FRUITS AND NUTs.

APPLES Fancy evaporated, 5Olh boxes
6l5c; 1lh cartons, &c; choice evaporated
6Lc
APRlCOTS- H. loose, Toe,
CtTRON-ln t0,ih boxes 13c.
CURRANTS- In bbls., l3l9c; 25lh boxes
cleaned, bulk, lac; lib cartons, l5c.
DArES-1-lb packages, Zoe; 6o-lb boxes.
7c
FIGS California l2lac; imported, 15G
Use
PEACHES Choice new stock, s1sc
RAISlNS- California 3-crown, l.. L.
boxes. 50 %; alb l.. l.. raiSns 056iTac
2-crown l.. NJ. raisins 50-ih boxes. sGSl,c.
a-crown L. NJ, ralslns. 5olb boxes, Sc
pRUNES-C california. 80 Cos, Sc: 6OTOs
7bc I0.Sos &c; 81 sos, size: 00,100s, DC.
i5c walunts, l46l5c, peanuts, fancy hand
picked. 5%M0c; No. Q, $4,000; almonds
TRragona, lSc HI in sacks; Italian chest
nuts. ioc; peacans. selected, Toe; large. 12a
l5c; medium. 605c
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-11

SNnfrnt POO Nh'f Ettcf
Ee'v 'rrauu, H.t Iyaa Ea.Tss rssct1oa
81 Sauuanv Nu '71.iwss r1ls u7rnlrg
81 Ilurlpr sptpg 2ir e m Liverpool
arrlaes SURVIVING hHrtg resEou-
Stesr 'p,eunE g ta ia,s IN from sat
uraagt emHaE a'ne astsst declined 4 to
pg.EEt nd&1tengi see almost total all
seHce ~ iase IS ias cotton belt inducing
free eeHns q, a-e months by Interior
ttaders. tne aHgE EgVr0ri being from shorts
who h8d sod iae seek On the bulge, Our
Liverpool fTicude cable: we expect a
gradual decline, owing 10 dizziness ot trade
aud absence ~ speculation
The movement continues very large, both
at ports ana the four leading Interior
towns but In spite OF beurlsA features tn"
Clique 10 New 81 rk continues 20 Indulge
In manipulation ia the july position there.
rendering ou opinion regarding the SUM
mer months worthless and we would again
caution our friends 10 avoid trading ia
these months. either there or In our mar.
ket
Weather conditions VIII largely govern
prices NJ next crop months, and n conlnu-
alton Of dry weather for the ensuing few
days will likely cHuse saggpg markets,
while recurrence of rains wonld reflect
in nlgher values.
The trade expects the government weekly
weather report tomorrow to show u slight
improvement. III. ~ II. Beer.
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4 DECLINE IN COTTON.
Liverpool Went OFF on the Reports Of
Favorable Weather.
THE SPOTS WERE ALSO MARKED DOWN
At New York and Lew Orleans, but
Houston and Galveston Retained the
Advance--The Quotations.

The cotton markets were steady rs a
rule. despite the decline. Most Of the
break came In the early hours. aud after
that there was small change. II would ap-
pear that the bulls nave decided not to
press their movement any further just
now and II Is probable that there will be
small business done until a change In the
weather seems likely to tninre the crop.
About al the use possible has been made
Of the damage done recently and the pres
mi wenther conditions are such THAT there
seems probability Of much Of the minor
damage being repaid
The decline at Liverpool seems 10 have
been due wholly To the favorable weather
reports and to the slowness with which
American markets responded to tho al
yances u Friday aud Saturday. The range
was rs follows
New York
Open. High. Low. Close.
July .......T95.9G sol T.05 s000l
august .....,.,.T17-4s $50 IA 74j46
View orleans
Iuly .........,...773-74 TIA 100 71o7t
liverpool market spots down S.32. New
Ycrk aud New Orleans both Nc Houston
md Galveston made no change In quota
ions, retaining the advance Of the close
II last week
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-11
nRrGs An cnEM1cAIs

Qulnlne, 410i7c per ounce bottle; NOR.
phinc, 81 S1dl26a per ounce cocaine So ~
per ounce, horax size per pound in INi'
castor OIL Sl20 per gallon In 5-gailnn
packages; epson salts, Sl.75 per hundred
In barrels; alcohol, 50, T06S 90 per gallon
sulphur, $500 per 100 IN barrels; niuiu'
2i5o per pound in barrels; saltpeter. Te pefi
pound in barrels camphor Zoe wood alec.
hol, SlQ0; gum opium, S3S5; ppwder,, a
opium, Sass; carholic acid, 4niI42c n r
pound In bottes calcium carbide, S5a
per hundred, delivered Texas common rail-.
way points
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-11
COFFEE.

New York, June 1o.-Conee- spot Rio
quiet; No. I Invoice @; mild qulet cordova
Shd2ls, The market for futures opened
steady, unchanged to 5 points higher on
scattering demand from room shorts.
prompted by slightly better ruling Of
foreign advices than expected and absence
Of selling pressure Of account Later in
the day there was a decline Of 3 points
under realizing and foreign offerings An
advance In the Rio exchange rates served
close prices were net unchanged 10 3
points lower and the market inactive To.
tai sales 60oO: September .. 356T5 40; No.
s. So
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-11
GALVESTON srocK.
BUTTER AND EGGS.

ST. Louis. June 10, Poultry Firm; chick.
ems SO, springs n; turkeys 6; ducks 6,
springs 10; geese T. springs s Butter
steady; creamery i5ala; dairy i2atf Eggs
Steady. i0A, rcpacked and cases in.
cluded
Chicago, June 10. Butter steady; cream
cry 1a6l1S& dairy Halo Cheese STEADY
SAMl0la, Eggs Steady l0a,
Kansas city, June 10 Eggs Weak; fresh
Missouri aud Kansas stock dozen, cases
returned
New York, June i0.-Eggs- Receipts 10.
AS3 packages; quiet. Western candied 40.
lected l3MlS@; Western ungraded u6fi2IS
Elgin. III. June 10 Not a p0uud al INIT
ter was offered today The quotation com
m'ttee decides the prices to he isl5c: mar.
ket hrm, the same as last week The ont.
put for the week was 1900 pounds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-11
CATTLE RECEIPTS HEAVY
NEARLY ALL MARKETS WERE WELL
SUPPLIED YESTERDAY.
Best Texas Steers Continue Steady, but
the Plain Kinds Are Somewhat Easier.
Prices Slightly Lower.

'SpeTsal to The Post. Reported by tho
~. Lonis National Stock Yards)
Mationa' Stock Yards, H., June 1o..-Tha
l'''owlng sales by Texas and TERRITORY
s'VgAmen were made today:
W. +. Thompson San Antonio. Texos
o., pound steers, 4.35i Caperton & Nolan.
austin austin sol pound steers, 40; Mrs NJ
non Ss,on and son. Bellevue. Texas o61
iooseu 46O; Childers & HIie "a.
l5rooisbhiiut'' 40 pound steers 4.45: " :
am. plIt, lhorndafe 1913 pound steers
ronna HISnen q Ward, Edna, Texas 10Oi
ieeNNnna Steers, 4.55; j. W. Cioud Sibarny nv
SlteTs 800; NJ. G. Young, BioomipS P rora
iiItAas' W pound steers, 485, Nv n nn,Ite'
4 ~ etas, b36 pound steers ana heiSerg
sies.s 90 pound steers, 435. 9Ss novnd
forr 10 l.. l.. Sheets. Indian irsrri.
49,. los pound steers, 4. 40 DOS 81
stesSv." S hundred Texans sold; best steers
nus pain kinds easier. Cows steadr,
head lewsgre ioWer; calves, 25c to soc per
900 mead Including 2so0 Texas. Receipts
5oSSV native shipping and export 'r Stss.g.
49, W. dressed beef and bntchrrs, s stsers
! a. 10 steers under 1000 Mounds q az
and heifsrs q 9a feeders ? 7h674 10; COWS
buiis snoLIss SVV1o.35; Gamers j 5o5io III,
s. Nss,s "a Us %, Texas ana Indian sfaeys
Hogs@Reselsesesw COWS and heifers 5.6oa4. TO-
e es,D butchers 5.s0da or pas ss a nc
n,p.s 1900 head: msrIst SSneep-h lie
-uA0as s'Soe5abo; lambs 4.ooas Is. nS n,,lls
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New York Money

New York, June 1o.-Money on call
steady at 2@S per cent; last loan 2A per
cent; ruling rate 3 per cent Prime mer
camille paper 3&d41s per cent; sterling
sSS ST2g steady with actual business in
nnn bills at 4.SsAd4 SSS for demand.
4-s9 and 4S9. Commercial bills $500
t,sn9 Silver certificates nomlnally tiUs
par silver 39A; Mexican dollars IS. State
railway bonds Irregular N'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-11

Good ord ..6 3-i6 MID fair 49,. .s9s
Low mid .....T Sales ........ ESQ
Now York Spots closed quiet; prices Nc
DOM; stock 100. 100 bales
Good ord. .....7 sia Good mid IS 916
Low mid. .....7 1916 Mid fair ...O
Mlddling. ..Sh Sales ....... .1,4O
Liverpool Spots closed easicr with busi-
ness moderate; prices 332d down; sales
10000. of which 5000 were American.
speculation and export 500; imports 1000,
Of which COO we're American
Ordinary. ....31s Good ord .4h
Low mid. 49,. AN Good mid - 1872
MID fair 11-32
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-11
GRAIN ANn Hay

Carload lots, T. o. b. cars from millcrs
dealers charge from store 5di0c more ner
100 lbs on bran, 2d3c per hushel on oats
and corn and l0dl5c per 100 lbs on hay.
IRAN Ter 100 lbs, a0cdS1oo,
WHEAT SHoRTS-Per 100 lbs, $1,000
i10
CoRN-No . sacked, 6od62c
CORN CHOPS Mixed and pure, 81 12a
ia
OATS Sa14ec per bushel
HAN--Aifalfa. S14O06l6.oO: choice Tim.
othy, Sl60Odl650; South Texas prairie
hay, S600@S.oo, North Texas and TerritorS
hay, SlO.OO@l250.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-11
SUGAR.

New Orleans, June Sugar--ouiet
open kettle 3s-ie@4; open kettle centrif.
ugal 35sQ4M centrifugal yellow ga
centrifugal IM15.
New York, June iO.-Sugar- quiet
aud easy; fair refining 3%; centrifugal e6
test AZ; moIAsses sugar S%; refined quiet.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-11
Grain and Provlsione EIsewhere.

Kansas city June 10.-wheat- July 65h 1;
September GAS: cash No hard 6Ss,d69lI I:
No rcd 7oMIl, Corn-tuy iOI.6ilON /;
September iiik@4igs; cash 30. mixed
4o0Hoh; No. p white a. oats No .
white 20l% Receipts Wheat 10000 corn
%, 400; oats i2,OOO Shipments Wheat IS
900 corn $500, oats 5000
New Orleans June 1oHog products
quiet Fork standard mess 1850 Lard
Refined terce 6i9 pure lard sJsd0 boxed
meats Dry snlt shoulders Ti4dT%: sides
~, Bacon-Clear rib sides 0la Hams
choice sugar cured l0ls@i2A Coffee Rio
ordinary to fair. 6%GTik Rice Ordinary
"a good S@iA. Flour grain aud feedstuffs
steady Flour Extra fancy r. 45d3 So
patents 2. SO6i3 S., Cornmeal . 40 Rran
81. Hay Prime IA. Oo6t4 80; choice 800
Corn No > sacked white IS; mixed 81;
yellow 80, oatsNo sacked 20.
New York June lo,-wheat- Spot easier:
No, red So] ( o. b. anoat and TAl5 Gle
yator; No. Northern S5h (. o. b. ahoat
No. hard Soh (. o. b. anoat: options
weak
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-11
BEARS HELD THE MASTERY
A Rapid Shrinkage in Wheat, Due TO
a Stampede TO Unload.
JULY WHEAT CLOSED WEAK AT A LOSS
Corn Was Dull and Trading Was Not
General in Oats--Provisions Had
Both Strength and Activity.

Chicago June tO--The bear element held
the mastery in the whcnt pit today JuIy
wheat closing wax lower. July corn at
the close was " above Saturdays final
prices July oats showed a loss Of q and
provisions were 10ml2h TO 10 higher
On favorable weather reports from the
West and Northwest coupled with esti,
mates on worlds shipments. July wheat
opened q shade to Issth lower at I3A TO
1871 During the early part Of the session
prices held fairly steady declining under
the absence ~ shipping dcmoud to 729s
subsequently there was "A rally on covering
by few local shorts to 73M. whore the
price remained hut a moment As the
time approached when the government
would have to be fuced. holders wcBkpned
and something Of stampede among ihem
TO unload caused rapid shrnknge IN
values and at the end Of the session prices
were nearly the lowest Of the day. July
September wheat ranged between BNk nnd
IOA aud closed ! lower at G9h Receipts
30 cars.
The corn market was firm hut very dun
Receipts wore not large. nor was much
shipping demand IN evidence but there
was an undercurrent Of faith In present
value that was not seriously shaken when,
In the afternoon, wheat was being forsSken
by its holders. Some help was gained from
the strength In onts and this added I'm OF
setting tho more favorable weather cond
tlons, Receipts j53 cars.
Tho range Of prices IN the oats pit was
narrow and though trading was not very
general a few bought ana sold heavily and
this kept the market from marked dizziness.
There was a fair country demand based on
uufavorable weather reports. Receipts $40
cars.
Provisions were strong without much
activity In business hut q notable scarcity
Of offerings
Estimated receipts for tomorrow; wheat
l25 cars corn 475 cars; oats go cars; hogs
"a Geo heud
The leading futures ranged as follows;
Articles open High. Low Close.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-11
FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

Paris, June 1o.-Three per cent rcntes
don 25f &c for checks W. i'0'i
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NnW nRLEANS.

Especial to The "a lraq y
New Orleans. La, June reno r-spcrts:
Orleans live stock exchange asII llSI..
ce'pts OF cattle, large ana ,is,htis %
fair supply on sale prices 'ffis6t lnast
hogs or fat sheep on sale
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-11
MEALS.

New York. June Tiny Weak rs 30;
lake copper easy, nomlnaliy unchanged;
lead unchanged at i,STi5 spelter quiet, m.
changed 3 50g4 .0os pig Iron warrants dull
and unchanged.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-11
London Consols.

London, June lo.-Consols for money %;
account aSh. Bar silver steady 27I5d per
ounce Money ldlB per cent. Discount
d9r S snort bills 2%A2l5-i6; three months
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-11
CANNED GOODS.

CANNED FRUITS Apples, 3-lb,. s5ci
plneapples, sliced, Sl.l0; eycless and core.
less. $lI3m1 So extra grated, 81 SoM J, 90
pears, 2.lb. soc; Strawberries 2lb. Soc!
rlackbtrrles, lib T5e. peaches, 2-lb 81 ~
9O0i9dc.
CANNED VEGETABLES romatoes,. ..
lh. fun weight. zoe. Bib. fun Wclsht, zoe;
bib, Eight weight 65c: BIN, ngat weight,
Soc: okra aud tomatoes IN 9Oc. Canned
kraut BIB S1oO, California asparagus, N
~ $i.0jm210 lib California asparagus
dps $500 baked beans, Bib a5c; Alb 45c;
2-lb string beans. 75c 2-lh kidney, beans,
AJc; 2.lb stringlcss beans S1.25; lib mar
rowfat peas, StlO; 2lb American Petit
Pols pens, Sl,5oMl 10; BID hullCd corn,
81 90; Al corn, 81 90; , III Blue Ridge corn,
S5c: Pride of Maryland. 0jc.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT Extra standard,
rib peachcs; lemon cling, SlgO@t1 %;
yellow Crawford. 81 S0m 50; black cher.
rles. S2.O0@2.0j; white cherries, 81 1OM
2 10; apricots Sl.I5Gl 50; Strawberries
So .Oti6f9 10: plumS, 1850 -; grapes, 81. 81
a1GO; seconds, Zoe per dozen less than
extra standard prices.
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PRODUCT

BEANS Imported navy, beans s9sm
3Rc Bayou 3hc; English dried, Sc; plnks,
8l.c Lirm, 5l1d7&c; black ewes, SO;
Michigan navy, mono; California navy,
J15c.
BUTTER Blue Star 1aa20c dairy. iGn
l7c Elgln creamery. 22Q23c; oleomargariu0
dairy prints, lie; Lincoln solids, lUMdllc;
prints, 1l6t11hc; Special Blue star, lac
CRYSTAL Gem and Country rolls lGc
Special dairy, 15c; fancy dairy, 17c;
Texas country butter, sal2c; Texas bricks.
CARBAGE-1c per pound.
CHEESE Wisconsin full cream rolls,
1Sc Wisconsin fun crelm diiscS, 12Ec
Wisconsin half cream, 12iaQl3c.
EGGS-Texas, 0i4@l0c per dozen; Kan
sas Ice
KRAFT New, In half barrels, S2.4G
eco.
PEPPER chile, l4@15c per III; black
Singapore, l5l2c,
POIATOES~ New, SOC per bushe
POULTRY Chickens, hens, good, 81 .3OG1
. 10; frvcrs. large, 81 Tia3 y, broiierS
81 O0G2 - cocks, large, old 81 p: ducks.
large, 50 50@3.o0; geefc, full feathcrtd,
So 6OdAOO; turkeys, hens, $60odS,OO; tur-
keys. gobhlers. $1,000 10 90; turkeys, young,
81 OOWG. 90.
ToSiATOES- One-third bushcl box, S15O;
crates S2.0OM2.50.
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AousToN MHoLEsALE PRlcrs.

Current Quotations on Round Lots OF
Staple Commodities.
These quotations are revised daily aud
their correctness can be relied upon, The
prices are those ruling in Houston whole.
sale markets.
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HIDES AND WOOL.

New York, June l0.-Hides and leather
steady; wool quiet.
ST. Louis, June I0.-WoOl-- Inactive and
weak. medium grades 1lai7; Hight lne liza
IA; heavy me all; tub washed 16d24lS.
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SHIPMENTS FROM MAcARoNI PoTSIi

Victoria. Texas, June 9.-Tne IousS '.s
shipments of live stock were made w n
the past week from points ,on we w M
York. Texas and Mexican and Guil' "
ern Texas and Pacific railways. ~.
Tuesday. June 4.-From CUP; !. VA VA
Devices. 81 cars range cattle, 20 sNu'''
Texas. r.,,,t
Wednesday, June 5,-From Az *. I
James Powers. one car calves anu VA'
yearlings. to Algiers. m..f
Thursday, June from beesfnl s,r,..sl
Brown, one ear mixed Garlic, 70 usnIgS MI
Friday, June From Edna pens a. IA Y
& Rose. two cars. and Branch p'H
cars: w. Westhof'. one. carr , az y,
Louis. From Keeran: w, W. 1o nrs u q
car. to New Orleans and TWO sais Il
Louis. From Beeville. w J. sIaieH1
car cattle. to Clarks. From 1ona1' Z
Reed, one car, TO Algiers. ra,, W.
saturday, June S.-From ~ I,hici7
Ward & Strauss, fourteen cars, 70 e ssp ,is
From Clip: Eyerhart & Thomas, T n PA
to st. Louis; from Pierce, one eai =