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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-06
STAMPEDE OF BEAR FORCES.
Sensational Advance in the English Cot
ton Market Caused L.

Sensational Advance in the English Cot
ton Market Caused II.
New York, June .. shorts met With fur.
lher revenes In an tho speculative markets
today with summer month bears suffering
badly during tho frst hour ot the local
market Tho opening was firm at an nd.
vance ~ 4@7 points. followed Ivy o gain Of
5@s points more ON stampede Of the hear
forces, prompted by u sensational advance
In the English market The strong under
tone here was Increased by reports tnat
the New orleans shorts were In a panic
ard that spot cotton markets were stiffcn-
ing rapidly on CEREAL demand from OK.
pcrterR
Al 5orts ~ rumors We're circulated con
corning gHnirs In the Liverpool market;
enc story had IL that New York buying or.
ders started the scare, others that spiunprs
were covering their shorts on the fear that
cotton was helug diverted to Now York
otherwise ipteuded for Europe The trade
here looked far no materlA. change Ia the
English market this morning ana wns dis.
mayed TO nnd mat market np points on
near months before our opening. This rise
was later IL a ensed 10 over points,
Buying orders were cent and, for q time
everything indicated . genuine roui OF the
bear forces June led the unfit and
reached SOS before a turn was made Au.
gust followed close behind. The new crop
thy Not through the balance Of the sea,
sion did the bears recover from their scare,
though profit taking cut down the advanced
materially after the hrst hour. Receipts
cut little fguro ms a factor. The pubuc
was light buyer OK the new crop months,
close was steady at prices net TO 5 points
higher
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London financial Cable

New York, juno 5.-The Commercinl- AID
neTtiser's London financial cHllrg"am slvs;
dWindled down To Amos inhnitcsimal pro
portions. The general exodus to witness
III Derby lift very few members to do
business Our own socurltics were prac,
ttcally neglected, and what dealings fhe--
were conferred In the American department.
In the carly dealings traders. were gen
g orks had cniOyed rather sh lrp rise aud
that ienctlon WIS abont due DEM cr
ana Rio Graude came 10 tho rescue ho y.
ever. ma led a rally on whqr was gen
sou also snurtcd on buving for the Now
York account The result was tho close
was happy and at ton figures If the div.
ne coal stocks being especially favored
NoneN continued nnsY
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COTTON SHORTS COVERED.
Scramble for Summer Months Oc'
cured During Early Trading.
PART or GAIN WAS suDSEQUENTLyLOST
Prices Closed Up at All Points-Spots
Were Better-Move-
ment Free.

shorts covered freely in the cotton mar
ket yesterday aud prices were pushed up
al an points. The market was quite ner-
vous during the early trading. as while
shorts were scrambllng To- cover the sum
Her months, there was no general dispo-
stiou to follow the ndvnucc on account II
the fact that the situation stu contains
All element OF uncertainty aud there ia
VERY little outside interest in evidence
Weather conditions were rather more
favorable all around. showers we're gen
eral'over South Texas and In Louisiana and
the prospects for the growing crop were
thus rendered brighter.
Liverpool came In at the close y to 4lsd
higher on futures and I'd higher on $40 s.
The American markets opened Ia up
In consequence Of this favorable news and
as the covering progressed during the early
part Of the session some 10 points ad IL.
tiCnal were gained. After that, however.
the buying demand fell off and the market
eased, prices at the close being to S
up In both New Orleans and New YORK
Spots showed tribe more activity than
has been In evidence for some tmr past
The tone was generally steady and at New
Orleans prices were advanced l.iOc with
sales OF $500 bales, Houston, New Yo K
aud Galveston were unchanged.
The movement continues heavy. Re
ceipts at the ports were 6sO5, against 3274
last year and sos the year before.
july in New Orleans opened at 77ii4,
sold high at $50, low at no aud closed 1t
7.69-70. The same month in New York
opened al 1894, was high at 500, low
at 1872 and closed at 7.o5 06. August in
New York opened az 7.4-45, sold high at
FOL. low at IA and closed at 744.4J
New York.-Our Liverpool friends advise
market feels influence OF shorts scrambllng
20 cover summer months, Operators who
awe been short OF near mun,hs mud long
81 new crop are NOW reversing We DOUBT
4 II Is advisable to follow advance In con-
sequence Of dliincss Of trade.
New orleaus with no rain in Ccutral
and Eastern belt and with showers in
South Texas and Louisiana, weather con.
ditlons are moro favorable today Man;p-
uintion. however. deteis traders from sell.
Ing Runored that Philadelphia Is buying
summers in Liverpool, aud Liverpool buy
Ing near months IN New York and New
Orleans.
WV bAlfdho'--l AfAt - HNN HluNH NolHk
N spots here. but factors are asking higher
prices.
New York,--some leading German houses
which sold freely OF October yesterday
were big buyers today, After bull leaders
Of July and August Withdrew mlrkrt
sagged. No new buying being In sight.
liverpool has been buying considerable
August here. Short interest here and at
Liverpool is very big
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AMMUNITION Powder per key $500,
per sack, 81. ~; buck, 81 20.
MACON Extra short clear, In sacks, 9l.
Gaisc; regulars io@l0Ac; boxed IL higher,
bellies 1OisGtlOAc,
BAGGING AND TIES Raging Glib Tisc:
2N 10 Sc: Arrow ties. less than carload lots
from Houston Sl.25,
CANDY Stick. wrapped, basis "a, 6lsf
$50 per 10; No. l. full weight, basis II
T4d7dc per 10; special sizes 'sc higher
CANDLES-Star. full weight i0t6r.
Granite. full weight lie; Electric Lights
Oisc.
dale. 81 T5tn2 90.
COFFEE Rio, fair: SQsNc; prime, Oh
ahsc; choice 9isdNAc; Pesherry iaL6sl 2asc,
Cordoya l9c. Roasted eorees Arbmck le 5
Ariesa, basis l0olb cases. l2c delivered;
Apex ~ AOc: Lion re.
CRACKERS--A b c Soda hulk. hoxes
6lsc; lib cartons, 6%c: ginger snaps. So.
creams, Sc; stage plenkss &c. cakes and
1umhles lie.
FLOOR Basis 4s.lb sacks Fancy hirh
patent. $3.50; taneF hale Aatent. q.
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hcnet IN an earlr bet.erment q the home

belief In an early betterment Of the home
trade
There was more doing in Int months
today: summer positions M times were
rather neglected and traders are beginning
to switch their operations into next crop,
rs these months viii be governed by legitl
mate Influences to large extent: congid.
cradle Of the selling today Of them was
owing to clear weather east Of the Missis-
slppl river. while the gulf States had local
showers only.
The movement at the ports md the foui
interior towns continues enormous for this
season ~ the ycnr, showing no signs yet
render squeeze In any market extremely
hazardous and Improbable, still the clique
In New York may be compelled 10 attempt
IL In order to get out Under the clrcum-
stances We advocate dealing in only new
crop positions for the present OF least
spot cottons were quoted i,i6 higher to.
day. with sales 21Oo and GO 20 arrive
II. & h. Beer.
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Grain and Provisions Elsewhere.


Kansas city, june < Wheat-July CT;
September 6o44, cash No, hard TI9dTi 1;
No red n. Corn July 40% September
4tN1Hlg; cash No, . mixed AIN; No :
whlto A.. Oats-No, = white 2Slsa2SS4
Receipts wheat 4i,SOO: corn IL son; oats
1000 shipments Wheat 26,4OO, corn II =.
@Ou; oats $4,000
New orleans, June b..-hog products quiet
Pork, standard mess 1880, Lard -Rchned
uerce 6AWGM; pure lard S%aSJs Boxed
meats Dry salt shoulders 7LmTL: sides
S9s, Bacon Clear ribs sides 0ja Hams
Choice sugar cured iOt5ati2h coffee RIO
ordinary 10 fair 6Ss6tTiS Rice Ordinary
10 good 4qfIA. Flour grain and Teedstuffs
steady Flour Extra fancy 3 45d8 10 - pat,
ents S.S0li3Sa. Cornmeal a.40 Bran 50
HAY Prime 14ONdl6Oo; choice 5000
CONN . sacked white Az; mixed ~,
yellow ~. 0ats--No. sacked 81.
New York. June a.--Wheat-~ Receipts l5S-
$40 bushels; exports aT,S6l bushels Spot
caster; No. > red S3A fob afoat ana SlSg
elevators No Northern SIA lob. anoat
and weak.
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Market Was Nervous.

Cnrglll 4 Richardson say:
Extreme nervousness characterized the
cotton markets during the early part OF
today's session.
The principal cause for today's advance
was covering by shorts and while we do
not feel particularly bearish It can not he
denied that weather conditions have been
more favorable FOR the growing crop the
pnst few DAYS. In the southern portion Of
this state md also IN Louisiana good show.
ers have occurred, which have been timely
and the eastern portion Of the belt was
dry To-Day.
our New York correspondent wires: "Onr
Liverpool friends advise the market feels
lnnuence ~ shorts scramhlng to cover
summer mouths. Operators have been
short near months and long new crop and
are now reversing. We doubt II advisable
NJ trade"
From all Appearances there Is stllI quite
a large short Interest I'm the market and
until this II lquidated tn a considerable
extent ut least It hardly seems probable
prices will decline materially liverpool
IS due 70 be o shade lower tomorrow.
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WAS SOME ENCOURAGEMENT.
Slight improvement Experienced in New
Orleans Cotton Market.

Orleans Cotton Market.
New Orleans, June 5.--'rhe market for
spot cotton was encouraged by the i'm.
provement at Liverpool and consequent
advance in contract value, on this side,
were Inclined to ask prices shading higher
on all grades than those obtaining yester.
day. The onwlngs are poor however, and
buyers are sun meeting with consldera BILE
dfncultS 10 securing unmixed lists OF the
higher grades. Sales $500 bales, Including
$50 10 arrive, Prices were advanced lid
There was some little steam In the mar
ket for contracts today nnd for a short
while after the opening, came rush, aud
The business In July, August October and
December engagements, was transacted
with the bull element doing most OF the
shouting But matters seemed TO ,uIet
down as soon MS anything like brisk real
lzing began. New Orleans initial ugures
marked improvements OF 10 to 10 nonts
and 10 y points for the two seasons Al
Ter the opening the American markets con.
tinued the advance IN unison until 3 10 I'D
points had been added to the gain. Al
that level as stated above there was con.
siderable realizing and IN consequence val
ues were depressed steadily until the close
when June was TTi@7.iS, July T.GDGl7 fn'
and the orher months 3 to 4 points higher
than yesterdays closing hgures.
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DRUGS ANn CHFMICAI.S

ouInine 45d4TC per ounce bottle. mos
phine 50 Sl@2,11 per ounce; cocaine. S6 =,
per ounce. horaN, si9c per pound in M
castor OIL Si20 per gallon In SceilNn,
packages; EPSON salts. Sis ner hnndr a
In barrels: alcohol, S2,ToGS,0O per gallon
2iSe per pound IN barrels: saltpeter. 10 nns
pound IN harrels camphor zoe wood nlco
hol. N.N: gum opium, S3S5; p,wde =, a
opium, SASS; carholic acid, 4Od42c :
per hundred delivered Texas common rail-
way points 80
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COFFEE.

New York. June S.-Cofree snot m,
easy; No. 7 Invoice 6S; mid quiet. Cor.
dova SAml2A Lower prices for cofYNa
were noted IN nearly all speculative mar
kets today The opening here was stesly
az a decline Of To 10 points latter dne
interests bought around the opening AMI
continued 70 pick IN late months In small
lots all day This demand steadied mr. ces
> noinis In the afternoon, hut did M
stimulate Investment, huyine. The foreIvn
market news as a whole was Disappointing
bur onset 10 some extent Nv smaller
IRA NAy rece'nts and talk ~ higher
was steady with prices net unchanged 10
. points lower. Total sales 1ISo bags In.
GUIDING september s 1910 So October haS;
Nay g. 50 49,
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GRAIN Ann HAY

Carload lots (, O. b. cars from uuiers
dealers charge from store 56tloc more ,er
leo lbs on bran, 263e per bushel on osts
aud 1orn and ioNtac per 100 lbs on NV
RRAN-Per 100 his 99c6lS1 90 ~
WHEAT SHoRTS-Per 100 lbs, 81 .O5Ni
CORN No 2 sacked. 6od62c.
CORN CHOPS Mixed and pure, 81. 1871
OATS S96i42c per hushel
NAY Alfalfa, Si4o00l5.OO; choice tim.
othy, Sl6.o09l6hO: South Texas pra{ria
hay. S6.o0gs.oo; North Texas and rerritor !.
hay, S10,O00l2. 80,
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II. g. 3. Beers Cotton Letter.
lSnerinl 10 Tho nnsf

New Orleans. June 5,-Liverpoo sdvIees
were more favorable than expected. causiag
our market to open S to 10 points better
on summer months and to o on late ones;
subsequently. on a further Improvement In
Liverpool ours sold MP 5 to 8 po,nls
more, but on selling TO realize PROFITS Ia
the afternoon. together with a reaction "
264d 20 S64d from the top In liverpool,
half OF the advance here was lost the
closing prices showing up from last
The advance 10 Liverpool today was
owing TO shorts In the summer options
there covering freely on the fear that the
manipulation existing In New York would
and leave the former with scant stocks
This summer. Another cable predicted the
Nmpzoyemsnt on better Eastef1 ady.ccs and
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Especial to The Post,

Stock Yards. Kansas city. No, Jun
The following slies of Texans were J
today c. b. SNYDER, Baird, sS \
steers. 4 80; Hadlcy & Harris, Balii
pound steers, Is, 1929 pound steer
K Mcdonald Baird, 1913 pound 8
4 50! b. w Miller, Gainesville !
pound steers, 4 50; Mrs. y. panill, J
man, 1856 pound steers, 400. 81 !.
steers 4.C0. 967 pound steers, 5lS
Casey, Hiilsboro. 1OS5 pound steen
NJ Dillon; Valley View 1871 pound =
pound steers, -.
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ST. Louis, June > Wheat No , red cash
q; July 69ismIO; September Gs7aGi6A: No
hard 13Ui3a, Corn No. cash 42ih
july 42asGt42%, September i23. Onts-
No cash 2Sh; July 2IA; September 2il5:
No > white 3ii6 Pork-Steady: jobhine
Flour-Falrly active; patents q 55Gt9. "a; eX.
ira fancy aud staichts Si5d3 20: clears
SEGSoo Timothy seed, nothing doing
Cornmeal steady, go. Bran Weak; sacked
east track sAftSI May Stendy: timothy
SIhml4,Oo Whisky steady. l2T. Iron cot
ton ties Los. Raging 6lsGtI Hemp Irvine
y Dry salt meats, boxed Steady; extra
500 BACON, boxed Steody, clear shoulders
300; clear ribs 9l2ia clenr sides o -
Receipts Flour 400. wheat ~ 900. corn
O. ,Wn; oats 1900 shipments Flour u
600; wheat 1900; corn 145,OOO: oats 90 900
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RAIN CAUSED A DECLINE.
The Moisture Was the Chief Feature
of the Wheat Market.
FROST IN THE NORTHWEST PREDICTED
Neither That Nor the Runsorcd Maninu-
lstion Caused steadness in Prices.
Corn Was Little Better.

Chicago, June 5.-A coplous rainfall
caused weak wheat market today and
Jnly closed ~ under yesterday July
corn closed shade up. and July oats lkGl
a lower. Provisions at the close we're a
shade to TIC higher.
The soaking rainfall in the spring wheat
country where IL was most needed. was
the dominant influence In the wheat trnde
throughout the session. although other
Items were az hand at times contributes
TO the weakness. while others caused TEN.
pornry breaks to the decline. The fact
that lending commission house Ia he
lleyed to be manipulating the July delivery
was apparently overlooked hy tdp crowds.
Al no time did the support have the np.
pearance Of any strength. Ii cnme almost
entirely from nervous shorts. who we're
quick to secure the profits which the re-
cent slump has brought them July opened
"a TO a lower at rs to 76h and sold quick
" 70 I5A. prediction OF frost In the
Northwest and more fly damage reports
from Kansas, caused rally to as. uuI a
decline 70 T5A followed in short order
Later July, helped by rcpurts Of bet
Yer cash demand aud momentary ocSsa
tlon Of selling. reacted 10 T5ytmi57A AZ
~, session neared the end, the anxiety 10
unload. or take the popular shot soil ng
Sue increased because Of light export
cleanliness aud July dropped to IAN Here
the market steadcd ns the selling cens.i
nut the close was weak, July IA lower az
-. september was supported chiefly Ay
shorts. who dreaded the effect of n frost
ana ms delivery closed AZ 1lN. only a
shade under yesterday Receipts so cars
The corn trade was rather dull The
opening was easy on the rains and in sym
pathy with wheat. The prediction of
frosts, however. caused buying, which
stendicd prices, although the frost is only
n POSSIBILITY. JAW closed a shade mn M
44M. Receipts 344 cars
oats were In plentiful supply because Of
the rains, mnny Of the selling orders g m
Ing from country points Support by a
local trader. however checked the decline
although the feeling generally was bearish
Rconip = 2iS cars
Provisions were quiet but prices held
steady on q demand for lard thought to he
for Investment Fluctuations were narrow
Estimated receipts tomorrow Wheat IS
cars corn 40 cars; oats 30 cars; hogs
5000 head.
lnc leading futures ranged as follows:
=, ArilcleS-- Open. High Low. Close.
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DRIED FRUITS AND NUrTs.

APPLES Fancy cyaporated. 5Oih boxes.
size
APRlCOTS-pe III. loose, zoe.
CIFRoN--ln 1O.lh boxes BE
ClRRANTS In bills lSisc: 25.lb boye,
cleaned, bulk 14c l-lh cartons, I5c.
DATES lib packages, 1oc; 6o-lb boxes.
FIGs-Callforala, l21sc imported. l5G,
PEACHES Choice new stock, sihc
RAlSlNS- California. 3-crown l. l..
hoNeS. So ,Ooi Alh l.. l.. ralsins. O5fTSs.
2Crown l.. NJ, raislus. 60-lh boxes. S5ISXc,
Serown l. NJ ralsins. 50-lb boxes. Sc
PR, NES-Ca lifornin. 30 COS Sc: Cn7ns
zoe; I0sos &c: s09os. SIZE. 90 zoos. 30
Zoe; waunts, i4Gfl6c; peanuts. fancy b,Sj
picked, 5&dGc, No >. 4A6iSr. oluo1 NV,
Toragona, lSc ID in sacks: Italian cbest
nuts Toe; peacans, selected, Zoe; large. taa
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

Paris, June S--Thrce por cent rentes to1t
tOc f0r the account Exchange on London
eSf 19c for checks
New York. June 5.-Clearlngs SS74643,
III: balances Sl3.3lT.3jt
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New York. June 5 Prices made for
American indigo blue and mourning prints.
Az shirtings, 3A. Market today shows no
change 10 character of general demand for
cotton goods here Print cloths ottlet
Mems wear, wooden and worsted In better
request, and slight improvement reported
In call for dress goods
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LOCAL TRADE REVIEW

a. "A
Commission merchants fpoH X
usually dull market yesiefals'. ~, 4
an strawberries. Trains oflsk
morning shipments were WssihH
lnved and on account Of the * Z
few hnyers were in eyldense Mrs
auctions The quality o. 'as,,spa :
coming in is poor aud inc
light
Advices from the New fofh - Fl
dictate thar lemons are being ,,.r
bs,d focal stocks are rataH .cl
prices here are almost as 70"
In the primary market IL
Stocks Of cherries on the io't III d
quite large and much o. sa ~, ~
received is In rather haa ag,Ishte
mand is not as good as = -
The demand for eggs Is goa .l,ssss :
are light. As result. prices -
are quite low, are nrm'
Oranges are scarce and re ,se ~
although quotations relna'D A.
There Is not much d s,s %Seai "
and prices on all lines az
SUGAR.
w. ORLEANS. June .-sue sIF-ScSS sIs
kettle 2 1854; open ,,ews nes ~
3It,f4 AZ: centrifugal enssscgIF
seconds 2%n4 Moihsa'
fugsl 7%iS ss Inn. s.-sus.slr...ss' ~ /,
fair reaning 3 2ils2; srs1se e
az: molasses sugar s w.
tied. ~
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nav ORLEANs.

TNVVVIUI 20 IuV IVs1T
New Orleans. June 5-The New ~
live stock exchange reports MaTkd \.
bare Of cattle. large and small esa
favorable; hogs in light supply aud - 4
mand; sheep dull
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London, June 5.--Consols for money .sn,
Sccount e5As Bar silver arm 2T,Sd ner
cnncr. Money . per cent Short bills SD
8F5; three months bills i.16d3A per cent.
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CANNED GOODS.

CANNED FRUITS Apples. Bib. s5c;
pineapPles sliced, s1.l0; eyeless and core
less ~ ihM So extra grated. lSiM go;
pears, 2-lb. Soc Strawberries > ID. slc;
tlactherrles 2-lb T1c; peaches, BIB 81 10;
DO6i3lc.
CANNED VEGETABLES Tomatoes. ..
w.. full weight, roc; Bib. fun weight, 9oc;
2.lb, LRht weight 65c; 3-lh. llgAt weight,
Soc. okra lnd tomatoes, 2lh zoe Canned
kraut 3 n Sl0O. California asparagus ~.
lh Slh5@2 TO- i-lh Callfowii asuara ~tu'
tip, 500 baked beans Bib 95c; Alb 45c;
2-lh string beans, Ijr; III kidney nea,>,
poe: 2-lh Stringlcss beans, 81 -; 2lb mar
rowfot peas, Si10; lib American Pctt
Polls peas Sl.5Od1T5, S-lh hullrd corn.
SlO0. Al corn, $500 BIB Blue Ridge corn,
S5c Pride of Maryland CSC,
CALIFORNIA FRUIT-Extra standard,
~ III peaches; lemon cling 81 001i 05
yellow Crawford, 81 .s0Gl.sj; black cher.
rites, S2O0M205; white cherries. 81 tod
2la aprlrots, Sl.75qt 50; Strawberries
81 uu02.lO. plums Sl.8jQl 80 grapes, 81 -
n LEO; seconds. Toe per dozen less than
eAtru standard prices.
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PnonucE


Imported navy beans, 3kGl
$40; Bayou 3l9c; English dried Be- pinks
SIC, Lima, TlaGi7%lc black eyes 4Ac:
Michigan navy, none; California navy.
none.
BUTTER- Blue Star. 1oG2Oc dairy. 16n
lIc Elgin creamery 22M23c oleomlrEarlu 10
dairy prints. lie; Lincoln solids lOtad11c;
prints, ll@tl&c Special Bluc star, lac;
Special dairy, l5c fancy dairy. i7c
Texas country butter, s@l2c Texas bricks.
i5a l0c.
CABBAGE. lie per pound
CHEESE-W Wisconsin full cream rolls,
l9c; Wisconsin fun crenm d1fsies. l2lAc,
Wisconsin half cream, .aNGl3r
EGGS-1nNas, @fN%c per dozen, Kan
Sas lao
KRAuT New, in half barrels s24 a
ONIONS New. l%a2n.
PEPPER Chile, uqi5c per III; black
Sngaporc, l5Ac
POTATOES Now. 600 per huShel
POULTRY Chickens, hens, good S93"64
eAA fryers large - 1913 - hroucrt
s. 2.2l, crcks, large old. 81 p, ducks.
large, 50, 5O6i3 90; geese, full feather d,
S3.Jom4.0O; turkeys, hens, $GONdsOO, tur.
keys gohhlors. $H0OUl 10 50: turkeys, Young.
So ON6iO 90.
ToslATOEs one third hnshe box, Sl.5l;
CrntcS 50 OOd4 80
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Following are the sales OF stock and CLOS.
Ing prices on the New York stock market.
ti,-,,,.
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GALVESTON.

Reported for The Houston ros' y h,
l.. Norman Live Stock COMPANY :. X
ton. Quotations are for yesteis4'
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BANANAS Straights, 50 00d2 % per
buncn, packed; culls 81 GOAL -,
CANTEL0urES Rockford standard
CHERRlGs- * +. B.. Iopound ooxes
81 IhQ2 % hlnck Tartanars. S2nGdo 2S
LEMONS California eXtrn fancy. 50 -
az %. MossnOS SO i56f4 90
ORANGES -Naycls, 81, 25d8, so; seedlings
81 5000 -.
PEACHES No quotations.
rINEApPLES- Grated, per dozen 81 OOGy
l -, per crate 81 5osi5 90
STRAWBbRRlES- crate; East Tea.
as, best quality. 81 GOAL 25
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-06

The following are rne ave stees
lions for this market as furnishes y. Y
Il. Saunders. Jr., SUCCESSOR 70 bein-