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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-30
HOPES OF BULLS DASHED.
Stock Market Failed TO Improve with
the Better Conditions.
EFFORTS TO STAY PRICES OF NO AVAIL
Neither the Reports OF Rain Nor the
Prospects OF Strike Settlement lent
Any Material Strength.

New York. July 2n.-Thc way In which
the market acted this morning served to
otsh the hopes 81 tho bulls amongst the
trIG,rs who had INDUCED hope that some
accession of speculative intercat would re
suit from the favorug factors over sunday.
Fer TWO Mondays past the market had ha
TO face an accumulation of discouraging
factors Which resulted 10 selling down
rfices within the nist hour OF trailing ~
what proved TO be The low point OF the
week.
Thls morning in contrast there was tho
nCWs OF rains IN the cora belt about which
there was no dispute, for the FIRST time as
10 their extent aud beneficial charAgtpt.
There was besides, the news Of tho npro-
uaucns and consultations between the re.
personalities Of the United states Steel
corporation and OF the Amalgamated ~.
siciation looking to Il settlement OF tue
strike. The opening NJ negotiations gave
sirong hope oI neaphy settlement
The simultaneous sales ct unitcd states
Steel AT the opening were Of $4,000 shares
az an extreme advance Of points aud "a
large number OF the stocks thus hcneiitcd
Ohio, PennsyyanN. Baltimore aud Ohio.
New ORR central, several of the GOALS tho
Chlcdgo ana Alton stocks Hooking Valley
ana a number of the Southern and South.
western railway stocks, Colorado Fnei.
American Tobacco and North American
AS device FOR awakening Interest I'm tie
marked this was q failure. The opening
rush ia buy WAS all that brought the DAYS
dealing above the level OF activity prevail,
ing during the latter part of last week
when the room traders attempted to take
their profits at the end OF the day, prices
cfcmbled away and only few stocks had
AIRY Thing LETT To show except fractional nor
gains at the close. which was dun aud
The bond market was dun and Irreeuiar.
hui rather more diversified than lnst week
lotal safes, par valne Si,4l5,000.
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feas N, was gain Of two thirds over July
A year i an Improvement Is made
month this year. calculations on the
wv nkely he set on foo ny the
4, ', M Bui u should he horne In mind
IL w crucial period yet has several
Il d,,n.sse q prices at New York ana
ldleTs.A Tor the active months wa
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CORN LED IN A DECLINE.
Wheat and Oats Also Lost aud Pro-
visions Were Neglected.
RAIN THE ONLY CONSIDERATION IN CORN
A Potent Combination Worked to Lower
Wheat Values and Prices, Which Re-
NAMED Near the Bottom Level.

Chicago, July % wth the drouth
broken, the corn market today led a dawn
ward movement. participated In by III ,
other cereals. Wheat, with other bearish
factors, contributed TO the weakness closed
cents lower for September delivery. Sep.
tember corn closed 2psa2ss cents doyn and
September oats ihd2M cents depressed.
Provisions closed tribe higher, except for
lard.
In corn there was but one cosideratIcn--
rain. After weeks OF contemplation Of a
sizzling hot weather temperature unreiiev
od by rain from one weeks end 10 another,
the Interest in corn came into the pit be-
heying that a fair part OF the crop might
he saved, and proceeded Immediately TO
unioad their holdings with the result that
September was quoted simultaneously from
o23 TO "a Of lAmila to 27sdl3 cents under
Saturdays closing price. There was title
which was continued With activity to no N
When there was perceptihle decrease in
inc value OF offerings. The prccs was
Kept well under 30 cents all the sess on
fOllu wing the opening although there was
q iAir amount of covering hv TRADERS who
had mad the courage 10 sell short when
prices We're at their best. During IN
AFTERNOON September was forced 10 5Ait
aud altogether there was Il sharp rally 10
o%N, tue tap OF the gong announcing the
close found the market weak and nervous,
September at 52Is net loss for the day
OF 2&d29s. Receipts were 40 cars
potent combination worked to lower
wheat values and prices nearly all day
We're close 10 the bottom level The corn
nieak was, Of course, the chief factor,
but weak cables and bcarish stats les
formed an array. which altogether were al
most equally Weakening September opened
q TO IL lower at 90 to 6Sl9 Liquidation
continued until market, having experienced
no rally OF consequence, touched 1IlA This
was near the end of the session aud r..
ports Of export buying and an allegat
that hail and rain had injured the Nor n
western CROP created sufficient apprehen.
greatly augmented during the day to cause
6iis. The close was weak > cents under
Saturday at 672. Exporters reported thir.
ty.two loads taken. Receipts 2S5 cars.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported 49, cars
Worlds shipments last week. 9.SS2,0O0
bushels and the quantity on pass lge
showed an Increase Of 3.032 600. Tne visi
bic increased l.5s3,0OO bushels
In the oats pit selling was on a heavy
scale for the country account the iuhur II 2
being the corn weakness. receipts 24U
cars.
Provisions were neglected during the
grain eXcitment Pork closed ; lower,
lara shade down and ribs unchanged
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat
,hh cars; corn. 10 cars oats 1870 cars,
hogs 1900 head
the leading futures ranged as follows.
articles Open. High, Low. Close
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.NMuNITIoN. Powder, per key. 81 90;
blasting powder, SIS per od ses' drop shot
leaa isS0S Extra short clear To- sacks. "a
s,i0c. regulars. 10ae; boxed lac higher;
belliss,,- M AND BagGlng. 2.lb.
=, ~ IL. Sc: Arrow ties, less than car
1lsc; - from Houston, S1.2j.
load io1syt .stIek. wrapped, basis -, No. 2,
s.Sde per III no tpl s, Weigh i S SfisIs
"a, Tag .1ees,ppS515c as 10 quality
er; mMlAng1pk STAR. full weight, i0lac; Gran
IN Weight lie Electric Lights; Dlsc.
We, M, NV ST-Portland, 81 75@S, 20; Rosen'
dale, Srlri sTseIii fair, sasHc; Prime, ga
COR ~. ets6sJSsc Peaberry 12hdl2.se;
eAeSs Ja isc. hoasted cosfees; Arbuckies
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Grain and Provisions Elsewhere.

kansas CITY, July %. Wheat-JuIy q:
September 63ls December COS; cash No.
57ie. september SAN: 40. . white S. oats
10 . white 41d42 Receipts Wheat
49i 500; corn 13G.sO0; oats 2i,oOO, ship
merts-wheat $500; corn 5o,4oo; oats T.
New York. July ? 9-wheat Receipts
lei 600: exports $4,000 Spot weak No.
. red 75M + o. b. ahoat and 73js elevator;
Il, Northern TJ5k f. q. b. ahoat: No. 1
hard s4ik T. O. h. afloat Options weak.
New Orleans. July 29.ilog produc
pc6ned fierce 6A: pure lard s7sfio. Boxed
meets--Dry salt shoulders 7AMi#; sides
So. Bacon-Clear rib. sides, 015 Hams
or5i,orT 10 fair 6IEMd5k Rice =OrGinary
re- GOOD S6i4lk Flour-stcady; extra fancy
a 9il63.30; patents 3.55d365. Cornmeal
--bosIi.o IL o0d2O 90 Corn-Easy; No. .
sacked white SO; mixed O.; yellow IS. oats
No. sacked a.
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HIDES AND WOOL.
COFFEE.

New York. July o. cotfee-spot Rio
onlet. No, 4 invoice 5%. Mid dull; Cor.
dova satli9. The market for futures opened
reee,nts and generally better European de-
n,and than expected although somewhat
condicfIng Before the noon hour Was
sesrhed values had dropped hack 70 the
nrsvIous nights level and room offerings.
hi. tradinr was rather slow and mostly of
4 professional character all day Ciosed
QUIET at net desiine 81 polnts- I otsi ssies
her 4 AZ. December B. 10Jo 20; January
10; March 5.e596. 20; Nay b.AbgS.bo.
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'OIET' BUT A SHADE sTEADlER.
I q suyers IN New Orleans Were
4. "vNna About, but Not Trading.

a. 'sers m New Orleans Were
N9sina About, but Not Trading.
4 gseans July 2o.-The market for
s ,s, was very quiet today. Buyers
80. ..slr usual rounds through the sam.
M, ~, bat they were not abnndantly
In, I'M J, A.A orders and showed no great
i Y . trade upon the basis Of current
\ ia t,g,,ors arc stln Offering freely
'sIrr ts9ies are well suppiied Win re
shade peoler grades but prices are
, y mns, ,,ssteadler under the iniucuce
:, hutr sos.sement in sentiment dnrIng
4 IA portion Of the dav NJ I tvarnooi
t'H IN ri. iuent advance in rontr,ct
y ,'rlYe n cue Sales GOO. including 100
Npie ,suolaiions Unchanged
VA, not much dolnS dur,rg tho
uisis for s,1nay In the interests Of
saafp spd tgtgre delivery Of eaton.
n isft n Iq radical change Of front on
~ Sstn,taaEseerpool, which opened 3.sId
a lalnsall.ay chasing nricas "e and p'% ~
a lhfei pS.4hlely after the oneni 5tu and
n Gin io- ~ q the clnse If Shaved y
4 nih,r we DAY OF l.d41 an III ,,mnu
a % this sSaaipeiving effect np1n The
rlas higher Rev New Orleans opened 4
q po,nsy narrow. coverin 'o'ns , .i,,,,s
IN ss'ss. the market cIosIng WIN ri9lss =
'e''ioas. !" points for the day on
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'ked; selling; b bid; vvalue.
Stock at United States Ports.
United States Exports.

This week Last year,
Exports to Great Britain LOSS l524
FXICrts to France ....,. 80. 500
i5Siorts 70 continent ...13,T23 3s43
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AoridertaIIy Killed Himself.

waco. Texas, July 10 Leon Daniel, Wnel
uves with Prof 10. g, camnack about twe
,,,,as from The city. shot himself accident
aiir this afternoon diving soon after be re.
ceixed the wound. tie was out IN boat
on lake near the house ana Nss Just get
f,nq ont of the boat when oF some ueens
TARGET ride that ne carried vas a'H
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.
Especial to rho POst.l

(Specla! 10 Iho Postl
Bremen. Juiy 2o.--Arrlved; Norderney
(6er) from Galveston.
Newport News, va.--Arrived; Cape Nor
tRr), from Galveston and sailed Cor Ham
burg.
Norfolk. Va.--Sailed; Mohawk (Br), from
Galveston for Hamburg and Bremen.
Pensacola, Fla.--Sailed Tug Echo. with
harges Ajax and Nelson Bartlett, for Cal
weston.
Port Eads, La.--Arrived: Esther (Am.),
from Port iAmon; Hiram tNor,l. from Blue
1elldsi Vida q. tNer@ from Matanzas; An
Kclm (Br.i from Puerto Cortez, via Port
Barrics aud Belize: Foxhar tAml, from
Boeas Del TOGO; Excelsior tAm9, from Ia
Nana. Troplc (Brl. from Antwerp; Tao
ticlan tBri. from Port Natal Africa; bark
Edmund Phlnney fAml, from Philadelphia;
Sch Rita Cue Am), from Frontera, Mexl-
Chiltopec, Mexico. No departures.
New York.--Arrived: Amsterdam, from
Rotterdam; Taufc from Liverpool
Gibraltar Arrived: Trave, from New
York.
Genon.--Arrlved: Georgian. from New
York.
Liverpool, Arrived saxonia, from Boston.
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rotaI sales 20 DC day 90. GO.

carglu & Richardson OF Houston report
me range Of prices for the leading stocks
today as follows:
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packages Market arm; State and Pcnnsyl-
vNnia l6ai7; Western caudled 14ml5;
Western uncnndlcd Slll3.
St Louis, July 2a-,raultry- Steady;
chickens az; springs 10; turkeys 8; young
; Butter Firm cres merry l6m21A, dairy
la@l6h. EggsIilgher; nearby 8; South
ern Z
Kansas City, jnly 20. Eggs Firm; fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock IA.
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Forecast for continued dropth In ro...
local market steady " noiu 'ae
,hts,re was fairly good demnnd for do.
sri,h grades of spot cotton In ali markets
MIN MIN hpinners and exporters competIng for
hhupplles. Near the close room onern tors
t nscSHe dlsgontented by the poor public in.
prices on to below the oneninv ot s Sent
me close was barely steady Win nrice.
net 40 points lower 70 points higher.
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t,,o,is show favorable comparison.
az in the week they have been IL
1. ~ against 1852 for the correspond.
nsrlod last year Reduction u STOCK
u united states ports is noticeable.
800 This day 353.7S5 bales, against
W M same day Of last week, ana
s.SsS far the corresponding time of last
[,sf
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81. ouis Grain and Provisions.

ST Louis, July 20.-Wheat--No. 2 cash
81 july e5k; September 65H; December
GSk; No . hard 66d6Th Corn--N No.
casii 53ss: July 531a; September 54hd 549s;
December 541R Oats--No. 2 cash &c. July
So; September 33N. MAY 1868; No 2 white
3s63sI5 Pork-Qulet; iohblng 1915. Lard
-Easier s4O6S. 42lh ourQuet and
weak: new winter patents 340a3.50; eN-
ira fancy and stralghts 30oa3.50; clear
. 85d2 %; com meal steady, 2.bo Timothy
steady: sacked east track So Hay-Timo-
thr easier t4.00dl600; prairie scarce 800.
Whisky Steady 1.2T. Iron cotton ties,
dulet. Bagglng Quiet, unchanged. Dry
salt meats Boxed Weak; extra shorts
Sl2I5: clear ribs s.37lS. clear Sides S.62ia.
BACON Boxed Extra shorts 0o0' clear ribs
Il 37iS. clear sides $50 Receipts Flour
ii 90: wheat $4,000; corn 69,O00; oats
$1,000 Shipments Flour 500: wheat 49,
coo: corn 1900; oats 10000.
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N : " / enlslatiua COMMITTED.

Fort worth, Texas. Jnly 70. Major Gen
erai Commanding X. Nj Van Zandt Of the
United Confederate Veterans, Texas d'y'.
s,on today appointed the following commit
tee on legislation and Investigation Of IN. Inc
soi., ,f,o,aratles N r. Mott of Galveston
/ N Wight 81 Gainesville, Fred Carleten;
~ II richardson and u r. Shelley Of
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SUGAR.

New Orleans, July a.--Sugar-QuIet; open
kettle 3 3.iGd4; omen kettle centrifugal
aI56i4ik: centrifugal yellow i1ta4 al6;
seconds 2AaS% Molasses-Dulli centri-
fugal Gaia
New York July 29.--Sugar-- Raw sIeaay;
5.32; molasses sugar 3 a-i6; refined quiet.
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New York July 20 Money on c1ll stendy
c@2i3 per cent; lats loan . per cent prime
mercantile pgper Aha5 per cent sterlnE
exchange With actual business Ia bankers
bills al 4 STMHi S1ig hnr demand Nui M
4 Si5kHA - for sixty days posted rates
4 SO aud 4sSps. commerciai bills I SliE0
S4A bar silver 5S9s Mexican dollars 48i
government bonds steady; railroad bonds
Irregular; State bonds inactive
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New York pry Good.

New York. July 2aA deveIonr,e,. 8,
the demand coming forward IN cotton soods
- occasionally reported but general bust
Asss continues outlet. There has been no
en"nse IN the market here for either staple
rs lancy goods Prints are dun and IN
been Of moderate extent viii AIM sss , NUS
I n,oSs,slx ana underwear for next spring in
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\. INK CLOSED BARELY STEADY

e Points at the Finish Were
r Ye,s ' ~ Lover TO 3 Hiuher.
y .,ssa.' 'aly % The cotton market
Felioxlsy WIN all months ) points
|''yvusass. ". .ae eau there was a period
ron W., YIN reactionary movements
i e,si ups, market had turned steAdy
J. " as $780, lrraved on the mil
I ~ Wheress .eday was entlreIy pro'
ls,s;s dlstIsas.h e early Lvefponl "a
.'tg'sssss showes oglsappplntment, the
sS.s. IA the gme strength. Mark
reports from the I south % Ssst. :
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coTToN SEED PRODUCTS.

II. o. n. mill, Texas interior points, &C.
cording TO location Per gallon.
Prime crude oil, loose.... 24lg1 25
Prime summer yellow oil. IS q -
Llnters, per pound a "a
Per ton.
Hullg, baled ............. IS %
Prime cotton seed meal 500 90 al 20
Prime cotton seed cake... 10 rs 40 30
Quotations on prime cotton seed meal
and prime cotton seed cake are for deY'
erv ut Galveston
Firmer; prime crude nominal; prime yell
low 3d.
Memphis July 29.--Oil, carload lots per
gallon Prime crude 30; OF crude "a; less
than carload lots rs, choice cooking sum
mer yellow, less than carload lots, fOc
Meal and cake nominal
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METALS.

Now York. July ~ Mefnls-I.ake copper
dull. unchanged II 90. Tin quiet ana un
ehangcd ~ 750foa 90. Lead rncnanSf1.
SrSifsr diln nonlnalN unchanged. llG
ircn warrants unchanged 95oftlV 10
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Carload lots. I. O. b. cars from millers,
dealers charge from store 5dloc more per
100 lbs on bran. ease per hnshel on oats
and corn, and lOll5c per 100 lbs on hay.
BRAN-Per 100 lbs. 81. 1901. 90.
WHEAT sHoRTs-Per 100 lbs. Si.o51
20.
cORN-No. . sacked. 75GT7c.
CORN CHoPS-Mixsd ana pure, 81. 206
Las
OATS-Per busbei. 5i@54c
HAY Alfalfa Sl3 OOd1 1900; choice TIM
othy. S22 OO0f24.OO. South Texas prairie
hay S600@9cO; North TEXAS and Terri
tory hay. siA5o9ls.oo.
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New York, July 20 The Commercial Al,
vcrtlscr's london financial cnrlepram
There was II revival and general cheerful!
ness In The markets here today, accom-
panied by peace rumnrs Americans were
strong on the reported arrangement Of
tho atcei atrikc.
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ESTABLISHED isr2
TIE ATLANTIC RICE MILLS COMFY

New York City aud Beaumont. Texas.
offer best Inducements for "Ton Milling
and marketing Of milled product at highest
prices,
/. berR advances arranged for on Rough
Rice stored within It's capacious ware
houses
We always carry a good supply of IN.
PORTED and DOMESTIC, HONDURAS
and JAPAN SEED ilCES, OF best quality
durlng planting season; also OF extra heavy
ROUGH RICE SACKS, and STANDARD
BINDERS TMlNE IN time for harvest.
rice.
rEXAs GRoCERs AND JoBBERS
should confne their dealings 20 Texas
grown rice, it being the best rice raised
In any country. the world over and sus.
ceptible OF the finest results from milling
as the past seasons experience has ahund-
antly demonstrated.
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london, Jnly % Consols Tor money ana
the account a3k Money 2M2ie per cont;
short bills pa per cent; three months 2sAG
~ per cent Bar silver quiet go 1874 per
ounce.
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nRnGs ANn cHnMIcAIs-

Qulnlne, 45GJ47c per ounce bottle; NOR
phine 81 4O4260 per ounce. cocaine, So. .
per ounce; horan, slzc per pound in 100
castor oil. Sl.20 yer gallon in 5.gallon
packages; epson salts $50 per hundred
In barrels; alcohol, S2.7Od3.OO per gallon
sulphur, S2.Bj per 1uO in barrels; alum.
2i2c per pound In barrels saltpetcr, &c per
pound IN barrels; camphor, zoe; wood alco
hol 500; gum opium, $3.50; powdered
opium, S4s5 carbolle acid, 306i42c per
pound IN bottles; calcium carbide, 500
per hundred, delivered Texas common rail
way points.
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
Today saturday

RelChsmarks, CONNER.
cial, 60 days ......, % 1915 Ni%
Bankers. 30 days ...4.S1 1.S5
Commercial. 60 days.,4 Ssh lSlA
Sniuuers ,,......s .,..i.S4 asa
Fr,ncE commercial 60
DAYS ...........,,e5.1SA '5.1sN
|Less l-t0
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nuTTeR ANp Eeos.

Chicago. July 20 Butter Firm; cream,
cry iilkm20; dairy f3@f7h Cheese
steady 0i5uiBi4 Eggs Steady. fresh l2t
New York, July 2p.-Eggs--Receipt T2l2
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.aALYESrnN sTOCK
ocEAN RATEs On CoTToN.

Ship agents make the following ocean
freight quotations on cotton for shipments
from the Interior within fifteen days from
dale:
10 Cents
Bremen FIRST classl .................. 3I
Iavr6 Hognn linel ......,...t........ "
Antwerp castle ilnel ...-....--....... 33
Rotterdam Hogan llne) ..-..-+....+.., ~
Hamburg ihrst class ,..+..,-... w
The above quotations are based on first
class liners. Second class liners cent aud
tIamps cents lower
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Daily Interior Movement.
Comparative Spot Markets.


Galveston Spots closed quet prices
l-16C down; stock 42,317 bales.
Low ord. .5M Middling 49,. So
Ordinary. ..... 6A Good mid ...sl3
Good ord 49,. .6% Mid fair .....SB
Low mid IN Sales ...... 50
New Orleans--Spots closed steady; prices
unchanged stock I5049 bales.
Low ord IDS Alldding .....S 3-lG
Ordinary. .....5 1915 Good mid IS 9-l6
Good ord. go. 6bs Mid fair ...,.S 1915
Low mid. .....7 T-16 Sales ........ GOO
New York Spots closed quiet prices I'M
changed; stock 17s,2SS bales.
Good ord ~ Good mid ..S T-16
ow mid. ....7 11-16 MA fair.,.. .s7S
Mlddllns ,.sh Sales .3,S0S
iverpool--Spots closed easier, business
moderate; prices l-32d down; sales 5000
bales. of which 74OO were American; spec
ulation and export 800 bales; imports 5000
Ordinary. 3 2i,32 Middilng -, AZ
Good ord 3 1882 Good mid -. 4&
Jo,v mid NO Mid fair .. Az
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APPLES Fancy evaporated, 5O-lb boxes
7l5c; lib cartons Sc; choice evaporated. 7c.
APRlCOTS-Per 10. loose, loo.
CITRON-In i0ib boxes BE
CURRANTS--In bbls. i3lkc. 25-lb boxes
cleaned, bulk, 14c; lib cartons. l5c
DATES-i-lb packages, Zoe; 60lb boxes
&c.
California, l215e; Imported. 15a
PEACHES--Ch Choice new stock, SIC
RAISINS-C alifornia. 3-crown, l.. l..
boxes, 500; u boxes l.. l., RsisiEs, 65NT5c;
2-crown /. NJ raisins J0lb boxes, S9tShc;
3crown J.. NJ, raislns, 50lb boxes, Sc.
PRUNES--California, 5O-6Os See GO7Os,
Toe 7OMSOs &c; S0g0s, 51sc; 9O-t00s, Sc
NUTS-BrazlL 14c per 10; hlberts, Sicily.
l5c; walnuts, l4Hl5c; peanuts, fancy hand
&c: almonds. Taragona, i6c per 10 IN sacks
Italian chestuuts, Zoe; pecans. selected,
Zoe; large, 12Gi5c; medium. 7lsc.
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GALvRsrON GRAIN MOVEMENT.

Receipts OF wheat today: Cars.
Missouri Kansas and Texas ......+. 10
Galveston. Houston and Northern 80.
Gulf. Colorado aud Santa Fe ........ 81
ana Great Northern 80.
me-, 81
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HOUSTON MHoLEsALE PRIoEs.

(5UfTenf NNOIaNTOII0 Ut .I'''.7@''7' ~ U
STABLE Commodities.
These quotations are revised daily and
their correctness can be feil Iai,. upon. Ine
prices are those ruling IN houston "hoie-
sale markets.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-30
stoeka.

Relieving are the sales OF stocks and
ciosing prices for the New York stock mar.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-30
Houston Daily Statement.
t1olston Comparative Statement.

f,,.,r,,T .l1.I'.. N1'SV1'TFI"T "lIVc OtdltHlent,
DIpSs receipts thus far this week SSo
Gross receipts $40 days $500 1900 i, 73S yt,5
cross receipts $50 days 1s0s-1S09 9, 46S 49I
Houston Railroad Receipts.
Following are the receipts of cotton nv
the various railroads entering the cityi
Fonston and Texas Central - IL
International and Great Northern (si
SSaiveston Harrisburg and San AM -
Gul;. Colorado and Santa Fe .. Z
Missouri, Kansas and Texas ...... 3
Total 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-30

ApPLES-Texas per peck, 3oa4Oc: Can.
fornia. 40-lb boxes 81 2JGi2 30; arkansas,
bbls So. rs
.CANIELOUFES- Texas. per crate. BDcm
81 90; Colorado Rcckfcrds 81 80.
LEM0NS-Messlnas, So 5o6l6. 90.
ORANGES Valencia 'ates. 81 c05il 30.
PEACHES Fancy Eibertas, foui-ba. kct
oates, 60dT5c h-bushel boxes, soc: fancy
clngs 4-oasket crates, $4,000. pecks 27ls
0!5c.
PEARs--B Bartlett, 81. OOd3. %.
PINleAPpLES--Crat per dozen, 81 00d
/. %; per crate. "a I005.0o
. 90
PRIMES -Four basket crates, California,
81 .00d2. 20.