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caroIII q Rlohardson's circular.

Hcus,on, Texas, August 0. Liverpool
evidently construed the bureau report or
yesterday a bearlsh document inasmuch
a. prices In that market ruled weak and
lower after the opening, with final ngures
4 10 4ls.04ths lower on contracts, and 1.32
on spots, sales 1000 to spnners. Improved
crop accounts were cnbed overnight and
to add to the bearsh feeling trade cond-
lions were reported TO be going from bad
10 worse In our markets opening prices
were 10 to IL points down. and II soon be.
came apparent that the principal support
was from shorts covering, aud when this
demand was supplied the market was easier
further. A favorable weekly crop summary
was also ANTICIPATED and this was later
realized IN The following; "a very general
Improvement In the condition of cotton
over the greater part OF the cotton bet
IL reported. The least favorable reports
are received from the north central aud OK
IRENE eastern districts where shedding and
rust and IA sections blooming to top, con.
tlnues TO be reported over the southern
portions OF the eastern districts cotton is
now opening aud considerable picking has
been done IN Texas,
New bales are belng reported from diner
eng sections Of the state, aud Ia the nm.
JorltY OF Instances their Appearance Is
ahead Of last year, THIS is 90 doubt the
result OF the drouth In the early pnrt Of
July ana some are Inclined to believe IL an
nninvofnhe Indication rs TO the total Yield
Muth VIII depend upon weather conditions
Tor some time 10 come however,
New York closed M Ia rs lower. New
Orleans rs to 81 lower
Speta l-l6 down New York and New Or,
leans, unchanged elsewhere
liverpool is due to he about 6lths lower
tomorrow
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HEAVY srAPLEs.

{. AMMUNirloN Powder per key, 81 90;
blasting pewter. 81. * per Reg, dron shot
per sQSk Sl,I6; burk 81 90,
RACoN- Extra short clear tn sacks. QS,
NfiOc, regulars, lolac, boxed, Nc higher,
bellies, lOtAN{lO AtC,
RAGGlNG AMI TIES Baeg,nT. an
7lac; gGih, Sc, Arrow ties. less than ear,
load lots, from Houston. Sl.2A
CANDY stick. wrapped, basis -, No. 9.
OYsttOa,e per "a, Ne, L full weight, haSI.
~, 1Aet1i4e per 10, special slices, tlae hlgh,
or, mixed, 0laatiae, as 10 quality,
CANDLES Star, full weight. lOI9c, Gran.
lte, full Weight lie, Electric Lights. atsc,
CEMENT PORTLAND, s.. 1865 NJ Rosea'
dale, 81 g0et2 90.
cOFFEE Rio fair S@S&e; pelme, GA
Ntse. choice, 0tsGiilNc; peaDerry. ia46llel9c'
Cordoba, Use. Resisted coYees Arhuckle'.
Arlosa, basis l0a.lh cases Tic delivered
APEX isNc; lion, lie; Gold Seal Mochs
aHd Java. l,lh eans Csc. Mocha ana laws
blend, i,lh cans, ? 10 aud Alb nails, iSAc
t'RAChERS~-A d e soda. hulk, boxes
eAcs lab cartons. per de1en, Sae, giagel
SNAPS So srsa@ss, So stage plank DC
FfuuR-- Rasls &S'ih sacks. Fancy hlKt
patent, ss.ioi fancy half p1tent, IS, ~
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Grain and Provisions Elsewhere.

Kansas city August q Wheat Scptem,
bcr t0; pcccWber tTAGt6itS: cash No red
RSia0tG, Ne . red Us, Corn September
MIXED So ,0ASlN; Ne white $4,000 oats
No. white @AattW RecelptS Wheat
all,O,Q; corn $500 oats S1.ONO shin.
ments- Wheat $4,000, corn coco; cats
9V.ONN.
New York, August q Wheat Receipts
20LOOA, exports ~, SEQ spot duh; No .
red 51ls lob ahoat aud ,ats elevator; No,
1 Northern INis Cob, 8ho8t; No, | hard
S0lg f.O.h, ahoaL Options easy September
IAAa. Oetoher tAls. neNomher ~.
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New York, August 6-fhe Commercial.
Advertisers London financial cablegram
says There was complete dleness after
the holiday and the tone was heavy in SYM
pathy with Americans, which opened fiat.
Later they exhibited light tendency 10
harden, hut the improvement In prices was
not accompanied by business 90 any extent.
New York's opening helped the improve.
ment and the close was Arm.
We are inclined to hope over here for
strong strike measures which will bring the
strikers 10 reason.
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DRIED Fruits AM NILES

APPLES Fancy eyaporated SOlb boxes
Sc; l-lh cartons. fancy Si9c cartons
choice Sc; choice eVaporated. 7lae sun
dricd Tc
AlRlCorS Per 10, loose. Zoe.
ClTRON In iOih boxes, iSc
CORRANtS- Ia bills iaisc, e5lb boxer,
cleaned bulk, lac; l-lh eartons, loo,
1c.
FIGS California, islsci imported. l5l
PEACHES Choice new stock, Sc
kAlSlNS California, S-crcwn, L. 1.
boxes. S1op, "A boxes l, l.. RaisluS, 6lG270c,
= crown L.. NJ. ralsins, Io.lh boxes 1e;
S.Cruwn l., NJ raisins, an-lb boxes, Tc
pRUNES- California 5oGOs, &c; t0TOs
tlsv, 1o-SOs, &c, SNtOs, aiac; 90 1oOs, DC
NUTS Rrazl lie per H. hlherts. Sicily.
Zoe; walnuts, l@tll9C; peanuts. fancy hand
picked 3&6tGc, No p iNdt3c; Jumbo. tGl
Gis; almonds 'raragona. Use per lh in
sacks' peeans selected, Toe; large iaWl6c;
medium, iMSc,
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HIDES AND WOOL,
COFFEE.

New York. August 6.-Veas'. ~ &
steady; No. I invoice ~; nlla' - u.
doya sdlils, The market Y. 1, ~
lures opened steady at unehans II ~
Immediately following tae 81 Z, ~
became arm and prices aaFas as.,, /, i
on covering aud some eqIsi .ss e MN e. e,
rise was sustained until VI asaa II
noon. when prices reAs.ySI rccr ~
visible supply increase ana and n !.
The foreign news was suin .a.,tS sss D..
ism and Brazilian recelpls ssSstcrcas,e I
hut these factors wew ~ n
eounted early In the sess's ~ ~
ket was inally steady -.n hscs IL
prices, Total sales at,,sx iN NslS,s r
Der { SOFA 90; Deceni<' 49,
MAY 3. 4Otd5. ~.
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New YORK Money.

New York, August 6..-Money on call
steady 2M2A per cent; last loan per cent.
Prime mercantile paper tlgGt5 per cent.
Sterling exchange hrner with actual bust
ness In bankers bills 4 SITS for demand and
AT 4 S5iimI SIN Tor sixty DAYS; posted
4. S4ls6i4 S.. Bar silver 5s9s. Mexican dol
lars 40 Government bonds steady: State
bonds Inactive; railroad bonds Irregular,
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nRuas Nm CnnMIcALs-

outline, IoaliTc per ounce bottle; NOR
phlue, S2,25eis,0O per ounce; cUeaiue 81 IS
per ounce; b0raS, S'ac per pound In ie,.
castor OH, SIN ,.er gallon In 5'gniton
packages; EPSON salts. $l15 per hnudred
In barrels; alcohol, S2.7Os;S,tO per gallon,
sulphur. Sa,tS per i,1 In barrels, alum
2lsc per pound In barrels, saltpeter, &c per
pound Ia barrels, eamphor, zoe, wood alec
hol. 500, gum opium, $3.50; powdered
opium. St,Sa carholle acid. 9NafAac per
pennd IN bottles; calcium carbide, SSgo
per hundred, delivered Texas common RAN.
NAY nOtnta
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GnAIN ANn HAY.

Carload ,lots 4 O b. cars from rnlllcrs.
dealers charge from store 5lfioc more per
100 lbs ON hran, 2el}c per husAel on oats
and eoyn and lOatiae per 100 lbs an nav.
RRAN Fer loo his, Si.l0etl9O.
WHEAT SHORTS Pes 100 lbs, SilSai
10
CORN No. . sacked, TGGiTS.
CORN cuoPS Mixed ana pure. 81 $50
l4N
OATS Fer hushei 40iee(Nac
lIAN Alfalfa. SiAosAtriA.Oo; choice tim.
0thy, 500 tN0St.Oo, South Texas pralrie
nav, SdpNQaOo; North Texas ana Terri.
tory hay, $isaoGflS,00,
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LOCAL MARKET REVIEW.

Kirkland & Morrow received a fresh car
OF Messina lemons.
Bran is holding slightly nrmer, oats essed
fraction and wheat was not changed.
The produce commodities were not
changed In prices. nor was the dried fruit
list
phe receipts Of peaches fell short of the
wants of the dealers, and the packages on
han' were not sufficient TO 20 around
Pabst & Iiuebach got In carload shin.
ment az green vegetables from Colorado
and they found ready place In the trade
channels
lhe potato condition is getting in better
shape and by the end Of the week the over,
stocks should be SO reduced as to put prices
back 20 the regular basis.
rac local market yesterday offered no
feature, OF an unusual character. though
weakness was not In evidence in any Of
It's branches Quotations varied very little
from those OF the preceding day
ON the fruit and produce situation in that
city. rhos. j, Mechau & Co. Of Baltimore
say
"'Tie a remarkable market. and the end
OF tue boom In prices is not yet In sight
Apparently the higher prices The larger
demand, and the broader the market. The
week closes as active and as strong as
on any day during the past three weeks
We have several times given the reasons
for the advance In prices, and those rea
sons sun hold good, Viewed from the
baltimore standpoint, there is nothing in
sigl' yet TO cause any reaction from the
present market prices, what the actual
developments may he during the next week
or two are. az best. predetermined"
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
RANK CLEAR1NGs.

Following are the ccarlngs OF the Hous.
tAA banks, together With the amount OF
Increase or decrease over last years
This week. Last year Inc
Saturday .... St1TL24l $fSS,lSs $2S3,03i
Mouual ..... 1,3S4,6l6 Sl0,Sb7 513, 10
Tuesday ...... 1851 Pa SGT, l41 394,lS0
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

Paris, August 6Lrhree per cent rentes
lOlf 32ipc for the account; exchange on
London 25t 2lc for checks
New York, August 6.--Clearings $3.50, TAI.
a77; balances SIG, l0T, us.
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claimed that the crop was segoasg Y
iured.
The movement continues on 4 aISs ~ =
relatively. and as trade . bad w Il
Improved crop outlook. the chssln v
values for the moment mag sesi H'S|
level,
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London Consols.

London August 6--Consols for money
aS 3'l6; for the account 0S%. Bar silver
steady - l5'lBd per ounce. Money il@Q2
per cent; short bills 29Sdi9 per cent; three
months bills 7l6Gt2 Ole per cent
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MErALs.

New York. August q Metals Tin arm.
II So12e. 90; lake copper dull unchanged
duils s. zoos 49, Mig iron warrants IN.
changed, a.bQli0.oo.
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Il. & Q. Beers Cotton Letter.
Especial 10 The poxtA

new Orleans, August 6,-lustead OF q
sharp advance helng established in Liver.
pool as expected, values we're weak and
decidedly lower owing 10 general rains
throughout the belt and poor trade on
tne continent. The fact that the bureau
was made up to only July Is, and ana not
s2S1sds the subsequent Improvement In
ienInss' 0h, WIS also Instrumental ~ oeeas
nna.n.k, seeaslnesS, Our market therefore
ossspsd II points lower and declined :
ssninonai on the very favorable weekly
iS nais report closing AZ net loss 81
,.no Wen known that the government
e aohlsss Ary as rule pessimlstie In senor
sissi1sssiueety the document Issued TODAY,
msn! IN the condition II cotton cxsr !,
$500 part OF the cotton belt Is renorted y
sssSaa@ea private advlees. and crsstea con
-Soh ~ ne rsnks Of those whe have
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THE ATLANTIC RICE MILLS ccss

iElE ~ GfNlN ~ ThGI Wtlle 49,
New York City and Beaumont feis
offer best inducements for sToi WIG
and marketing OF mllled product st alss
prices
Liberal advances arranged for 20 N'F
Rice stored within Its capacaps ~
houses.
We always carry good sapply 4 Y
PORTED and DOMESTIC, H0Spukn
and JAPAN SEED RlCES, Of hes. sslF
during planting season; also Of eIire ~
ROUGH RICE SACKS, and SrASni4
BINDERS rWINE In tine for hafTea
Texas should mill aud market Asi r
rice,
TEXAS GRoCERS AND JoRss4
should conine their dealings = ~
grown rice, II being the best Tlre y'lN
In any country, the world cyeF aea z
ceptihle of the duest results irpl His9
as the past seasons experience Aas ass4f
antly demonstrated.
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Comparative Spot Markets.
Other Spol Markets.

Galveston Spots closed casN prices mn
ctoprrd; stock g. l6D bales
Low ord .,...t', Atddling s liza
Ordinary .,.,. .GtS Good mid 81
Good ord. ,.GN MIA fair ....,SN
L'W ni'u. .....Iig Sales ..........-.
Nsw orleans Spots closed quiet prices
I too down, stock Sc 5Ga bales
Low url......h Ht0 MAdllng ,Sc
OBITUARY ,,,,,1A Good mid ..SA
Go j ord..,. q T-i6 MIA tatr ,...SM
Low mld.,..,,IA Sales ,,..,. i,0S0
New york Spots closed Quiet prlces Ice
down, stock i70,6aT bates
Good ora. ,.,. &c Guod mid .S b1G
low mid. ,,,.7 p16 Mid fair ...osN,
Midd'ing s...,Sc Sales ,,,.....37l
liverpool Spots closed lower, business
moderate. prlces i.39d down, sales 1000
hpics Of which GTOO were American, spec,
ulotlon and export 500 bales, Imports 1000
bales, az which 300 were American,
Ordinary. ....S li,1d Mtdduus 49,. 4 tG.Sa
Gcod ord ..,.. 3 ta.lB Good mid - 81 ~
Low MID, ..,.,a a.l0 Mia fair 4 2a.S2
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limited, but some bids are reported for
falr.sixed quantities for export Latter
generally rejected by aelrra, Ducks dull
and quiet. Prints IN fair demand for stn
ples at stcady prices, fnncies quiet Through,
out Glnghams steady, with moderate dc.
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HOUSTON MAoLEsALE PRloEs.

Iufrent CuotaUpnS on Mound lots OF
STAPLE Commodities.
These quotations are revised daily ana
their correctness can be relied anon ma
prices are those ruling In Houston whole
sale markets,
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GUTTER AND tsss

Chicago. August a. ha .. f..s,se- -
cry i4ied2o; dairy iSGio,a ~
eAaioA, Eggs-Fir@' ,ss,. Esrrs
New York, August o, $50 "a ~.
COO packages; steady s'. .~s.slea tsr
,auis taqis: Western "a
Western Ss aneanalod Fpuiiss =
81 Louis, August = sarasss Z
ie@,,S. ducks ), springs :. is.ls Z
4 Rutter- STEADY; ci en-. Ssssrny " n
ia6l6is. Eggs stes ,',,st Z
fresh Missouri and Kansas ~
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COTTON SEED Ps00's

n. q. n. mill, leAse 4
ecidlng 20 location ~
Prime crude OIL iI,.,I IS.sss clis..,s + /.
Prime summer ye',e" aasllty ~ \
Iinters. aceordins " 81
Halls, hailed ,ss meai "a ,
Prime cotton see1 ..ake. 7. ~, Z
Prime cotton seea NJ cesiee A =
Limitations on PILL exke ~
and prime cotton ssN
cry AZ Galysston.
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ihbilNN ~.
BEEswAN Prime Texas 22q23e per
pound
REANs Imported navy beans, ata
AAc' Bayou dlst' English dried, &c. pinks,
31r; Lima. 6A6t7c black eyes, 4Igc,
Michigan navy, none; California navy,
hi2c, Snaps, ShoO per hushei, wax, 81 50
per eushel; Dutch Luna. &c
BUTlER Blur stat 9oW2tc; dairy, lSG
100; Elgn creamery, etc; oieomarrerine
dairy prints, lie, lincoln solids tlc:
CRYSTAL Gem and Country rolls, lie,
Empire state special lie; special Blue
star lie; Ideal, lo1ei rexas bricks, taa
ne
CArRAGE-.Stqc pbr pound
tHEESE Wisconsin fun cream rolls.
lac WISCONSIN full cream daisies, ll6ll4lsc,
WisconSin halt crenm. 12%ftiac.
RIGGS Kansas. l6c; Texas cold stor.
age, Toe TEXAS l6l6c.
kRAuF-New In half barrels, 50 So6f
ONIONS Per pound. 20.
fEfPER, Chile ltal5c per III; black
POTATOES 81 006l1 so
PuulIlN Chickens. hens, good 50 4oQ
Ss.eO; trAcrS, large, S240a3,OO hroilers,
81 SoM9 5o mixed lots. s., 23Si2. as; cocks
large, old, StA0 ducks. large 50 4OSli %
geese fun teathered, SSa56f4.oo. turkeys
hcns. S<,h@l6,So; turkeys, gohhlers. sou
| WTOO
ToaAroES Per crate 76caSl.oo, call.
| for0.a, per crate Sl,dO,
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GRAINS WERE DEPRESSED.
OTHER CEREALS EASILY INFLUENCED
Corn Closed I Cent Down, While
Wheats Loss Was t-2M5-9 Of Cent.
Provisions Also Lower.

Chicago, August G,.-weakness In corn
and weaker expert situation weakened
wheat today ana September closed ihli%
lower. Corn closed / cent down and oats
" depressed Provisions at the close
showed a decline Of t06li2lA TO 20 cents.
While the Liverpool market showed some
advance. Il WAS disappointed whom com.
pared with the bulge Ia wheat yesterday
In addition, II was believed that the recent
heavy movement TO the other side wonld
show decrease when The seaporls were
heard from. These confederation Ia a
az the beginning OF busness September
opening 4@A under yesterday, AZ IugAti w.
" covering . smnll llne Of short wheat
the price was run up TO 7Osk within i've
minutes Of the opening. For some tim
thereafter the line was weak, sympathy
Win corn and the heavy receipts being a..
pressing factors. selling was on an cN.
ucmely moderate SCALE but prires az not
stcnuN TIL September was quoted IN NtA..
A shnrp rally 20 7Ot followed reports OF
heavy export sales. but the absence Of con.
iirnauun Of these reports resulted In an
equally sharp decline 10 zoe hAnd the close
found the market weak, September l5nN
under yesterday, at lu6I0h Some alton
tl0h was given to tldlngS from the North
west where II was suid the weather had
wrought some damage. II was claimed
thar In some sections, where d bushels pcr
acre had been expected, from TO IL
bushels only would be- thrcshed out tx,
portcls reported % boatlouds tukch Local
RECEIPTS ol5 cars; Minneapolis and Duluth
lSi cars Bradstrocts worlds yisihle
showed AN lucrons' of l2I3 bushels
Nervousness caused a rather narrow hut
tcllng OF prices In the corn market but
while messages from the West were OF the
usual gloomy tenor the general feeling
thai all drouth damage had hccp llbcrally
discounted was the ruling factor In the
mHrkct The volume of trade was com
rarNtively small n condition tending 60
weaken the hands OF holders whose mar
gins were being Trimmed In the day IS
trade spots OF strength were ohseryp hle.
but this was due 20 wheat chiefly. +, wheu
wheat turned ensrr the corn market took
the cue With such readiness thar Il WAS
soon Influencing the former market Sep.
tcmher sold between 0Gas and 5iiA and
closed ! cent under yesterday al OTIS.
Receipts 233 ears
with purely local conditions GOVERNING
sentiment The oats market ruled duh and
narrow. Receipts In cars
Provisions for September delivery ruled
dun aud Casy, In sympathy With lower hog
prices and also With corn Pork closed
rrnts lower lard 1873 down ANA ribs iod
l2Ec depressed
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat
go cars; corn 20 curS; oats $50 cars; hogs
at,UOu head.
rar lending futures ranged az follows:
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Stocks

Following are the sales NJ stocks and
eloslns prices for the New York stock mar,
kat'
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CANNED GOODS.

CANNED FRUITS Apples, BIB, s5c.
7 heapples. sliced Si,lo; eycless ana corc
less, 81 1901 50; extra grated VI S5{0l 30;
pears, ~ sOci strawberries 2lb Soc;
blhck berries, BIB, Zoe, peaches, 2lh, i.l0;
pe@GCnes' Bib, 81 55dl 60, Pile peaches, 3ln,
CANNED VEGETABLES Tomatoes, .
~ MI weight Tnc; 8.lh full weight, pocm
q - light weight, t1s. ID, hight weight
Soc oRra aud tomatoes BIB, zoe. Canned
skra4! 9Th, SlOo. California asparagus, 2i2
10, Sl05W2,l0 lib California asparagus
UPS ~ 90; baked beans. Slb, a5c;. An
Zoe IN string beans. Toe; 2.lb kidney
beans Oac; BIB stringless beans 81 -; 2.lt
marrowfnt pcas, Si.i0; 2lb American Petit
st'iSo peas, 81 ooali rs: 2lh hnlec corn
Z COZ a. corn 81 90; 2lb blue Rlde corn
soc iIlde Of Maryland, Poe; Newark, nOc
NALlFORNtA FRUIT Extra standard
22nSllh peaches; lemon cling, .Sl.0cdti, 05
yellow crawford, $tSO6l, 81; blact cher
aifs. S20Q@2.00; white cherries 81 l06l
Zloi aprlcots, SllaM1.s0. strawberries
S2WW2,lu To- plums, $LG1Hl 10. grapes 81 so
extra standard prices
CANNED MOLASsES T.. K +. Old Fash
loued, gallons. sass per case; y gpnons
Sa2o per case; A,gnlons, sara per case
hulFomel syrup 2p0uud cans n0l0ac
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Following are the receipts Of cotton by
the various railroads entering the cty
Bales.
Houston mud Texas Central .,,,,... IN
International and Great Northern. 800. ~
ca W. ton Harrisburg and san An.. 40
N0ustor east and West Texas. ~
G1f Colorado and SantH Fe......... 49,
Missouri. Kansas aud reNHs ........ bBl
Total .,....u,., 40
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TO- mTlN
tcm Ne, a1as; No yellow 5GN.
N0is no . htsMSGA; No, white 31@;
~, 2 waite 3GNW&74i
INt Ne AGlyf17lb
AlAltlng Fair 10 choice aS9tG2,
(lpNecd No, ! l,Ha6ti6i no, North.
WtetorW !, 656tl.GT
ljm,thN seed Prime 30.
Mess pork Fer hRnrel ~. pOmtS rs.
l0lel Per loo pounds s,GNgS d.
Short rib sides Loose Iaoti 80
prN Saltvd shoulders Boxed TkatTM
Snort clear sides BpXed S.SoWS 10.
NWskS iiasls of high Wines, per gallon
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The public ls letsing the market take
care 81 lisclf rlSht now aud even the PRO
fessiopal. when net SO wise, Is quite at
aea. The signs of the tune do not make
fhe way very clear but the state of aheys
anee Is nearing the arrival Of the era
When facts lnstead Of guesses viii appear
III the forum.
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Houston Daily Statement.
louaton Comnatatlve sta

| Gross receipts ihus far this week. 2,2ol
/ GrosS receipts $50 days this scnson 2,iOi, .O1
! Gross receipts $50 days 1890 lOOo. /, TI0. 26l
! NrnsN reoelnLs A3N MlNa lSlA-l s1A q. lAA MMl
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third grade, 81 20, 24.ih sack, i0c per bar,
~ higher Hour In wood Zoe per barrel
FAitINAcEous GOODS Grls, homin,
peal, in iisib sacks, 500 '.' per barrel q
oSIs 500; Columbia S11Gn oats oats saGS; HawEeye
oats, S20I.
LARD Rcnnca tiercc, compounds, 7Nc;
Heroes. iO'lp ems Nc higher. 5-lb cans
Mc. higher; Bib cans ic higher
"a liAMS~ standard i2hci picnic hams, NC.
.,LIME--Bulk, 800 per barrel; coopered,
HQ1NEy-In barrels sog75c per gallon
n balk sGtiic; in i2ib cans, extracted,
bTWlei. pound sections, 12Mt8c.
mo. MSoLA w Rebeiied, fair, l6Ndlsc;
prime, 1bn2lc; choice 2502dc; Fancy new
crop syrup 32Mssc; pure new crop syrup,
coNDENsEp MILK Eagle, 50 soae.15;
aMbagin1giia, Si.aoQti y; Dime. S3'5og5'oo'
OYSTERS / Ii full weight. 4oz. s5dIinc,
S t MI, weight so7 $ipgtt19j, of,i up
gallon Kegs 500; Il b6is, si'25i plnls,
sSe r' Was sS!c sal RSs aaiE5s2 "'fi sa
I'm Alner.ean style, Saa5q3'6oi i-gallon
RIi'E i.xtra fancy head. GssdGNc;
ported 0MGfjMs,
ROPE Slsal, basis 7.l6, 7&c; Manila,
lie, untarrcd iath yarn SCI tarred, 1Ac.
SALT Louisiana. coarse Soc; hne soc;
DDS, y los, $2,bO; Coos, $3.50; lOo3s, 2'tu'
Iu.as S2.05,
SALT FISH Mackerc No. J. In. io'lh
KITS Aocei$lo0; half bbls. 7O-lb, No /,
50 oOQl1 50i tubs. So. 0O6t5 30.
SALMON Fancy plllar Rock Columbia
River 81 30; Castle Rock, Columbia River,
TLGhMl71, Spear Alaska, SLID; Toy Go
lnmbia River. 81 Is; Bluc Bell, Columbia
hNep Mlo, Violet brand, 81 80 talno
ton brand, Fancy Red Alaska, St.35R -
SAlDlNES- American, qunrters $aSaM
400; mustard. $500; Imported Gillette
grade, quarters. Sl25o fancy sprats, quar-
tera, $3.50
STARCH standard goods: Pearl in iolh
boxes, 44GANc; Royal Gloss, bulk, AlsGi
We; Nickel, 100 packages, per box 81 90
| corn starch alsc per H. % and io-lh boxes.
SUGAR Quotations are for small lots,
sPcca' rates are given on carload orders.
St0ndard granulNtcd, 576c. cubes and pow
dered, Go3c; Louisiana yellow parafned,
fancy. 5,Goc; choice 5.47fac
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-07

The range 81 prices az New York ana
New Orleans Tor the active monshs was
81 follaMN