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! AMMUNI1ION Powder, per keg. 81 oD.
blasting powder 81 Is pcr Reg; drop shot
I Per sack, 81 10 buck 81 90
BACON-tHtrH short clear, in sacks 9A
/ @u9sc; regulars, Zoe; boxed hc higher; bel
/ lies lOladlUAc
| BAGGING AND TIES Begging. oh
7l4c; 2Alh, Sc; Arrow ties less thau car
load lots. from Houston, Sl20.
! bN-SuSk WIapP,d d. basis -, No. Q
GtTse19Ac- per IL; No. !, ipil weight basis
~. IBMIEc per III; special sizes, He high
er, mixed 6t.Glic AZ to quality.
CANDLES-Star full Weight lUl3c Gran
lite, full weight, lie: Electric Lights. H1c
dale, 81 1902 CO
a. dFEEE- fair. ,saShc; prime, ga
Arlosa, basis tUoIb cases nc delivercl:
APP, X; - a9c; Lion. lllac Gold Sell Mo 'ha
ald Java. Lib cans, 2sc, Mocha AMI Java
GRxCKERs~A Ii Sodu, b Sn H. T. h isas
6l2r; 1-lb cartons. eye: ginger Soaps. Sd
creams, Sc stage blanks Sc: cake, and
FLOUR Basis islb sacks: Fancy high
patent 50 40; fancy half patent. S. 40
third grade. So ~: 24lb snek, Zoe per bar
III higher; noar In wood i5c Per barrel
FARINACEoUs GooDs-Grts. aomlny
and cream meal in barrels 1925; Pearl
meal In ash sacks 500 per barrel Or
o5ts $o Goumbi S's oats s.oq & 6 Se a.
HaW5Gyc oats, $20OG2 10
- ~ ~ - -nVhlru ,lel te' compound. tb2i
leaf, 9&49&c; 50-ib cans. hc higher than
tierces' ION cans %c higher. d-lb cans
Nc higher. S-lh cans lie higher
HAMs-Stsndard ll1ldl2c; picnic hams
,LIME-Bulk, Sl.Oo per barrel; eoopered
HoNEY-Tn barrels, coarse per gallon;
In 6O-lh cans. extracted 5lI6c per pound
In bulk S0iic In i2lb cans. extracted
6HQic; pound sections 12dlSc.
prime, 2oG2le; choice, 25a26e; fancy new
crop syrup, 326iSSc; pure new crop syrup.
CONDENSED MILK-Eagle, s05Oa6. rs.
Magnolia, 81 40Q4 Is; Dime, S350d3 10
Challenge. So T0M3 50
2lb fun weight, s-oz Si.6Oa1ril; In
BOZ, 9Oda5c: lib, light weight. 55atOc:
2-lb light weight s5m90c,
PICKLES-Fiy gallon kegs, N.45; 10
gallon kegs. 81 %; !s-hbls $500; pints,
AWericsp style soGsSc; quarts American
on American style. sS.S5GS.5O; l'gallon
II, Xagon. 81 -
RICE Extra fancy head. elsG8a.c,
choice 9a,3Hs; fair 4%di1se' fancy i'm
ROPE sisal.. basis 7-ie. 7%e; Manila.
lie; untnIred lath yarn, Sc; tarred, 7Ac,
SALT Louisiana, coarse, soc, nne. k5c,
hbs, IS los, $3.50; COOS, 500; iOo-ss, 2,70;
SALT FISH MaekereI, No. l, in 10Th
Kits a5cGsi 90; half bbls. 7o-lb, No. ].
s. 0od5 jn tubs. s.. ooff5. so
SALMON Fancy Pillar Rock Columbia
River $50; Castle Rock, Columbia River
SltsFl Is. Spear Alaska, Sl,ls, Coy CO
R@sr siio, Violet brand a 81 81: 'i carns
tien brand Fancy Red Alaska, si.aSai ~
mustard. $780, iapsrisd Siiistts s s;ds,
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nn1rn rp1-1rs AND NUTS.

APPLES evaporated sob boxes,
Nc: i-lh cartons. 7c choice evaporatcL
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LOCAL MARKET REVIEW.

There We're no features of interest In
Yesterdays wholesale and commission mar.
kets. The heat made its effect vlsbl, "a
several different WAYS and there was not a
great dcal OF business transacted Al any
time during the day
All lines NJ staple grocerles are moving
fairly well at unchanged prices
Shipments Of Alberta peaches which cam.
IN Yesterday We're Of rather bctter Quality
than usual and business was probably NOR.
a',i'e IN that fruit than in any o,hcr line
Prices We're well maintained,
Cantaloupes are stnl quite plentiful and
prices are easy As has been before stated
however. the demand Is good ma dealers
meet tha' conditions Will soon improve.
There Is practically nothing dolpy in
Texas eggs There is loss OF fully on,.
hah on practically every shlnmept th1t
comes in and dealers naturally do mar
care TO handle them
Poultry is in fairly good demand and
prices are unchanged
The demand for lemons is on,te oot,,.
ana advices from the primary morl,ets q,
'''a'e 'Aat prices are SIN tending inward
COFFEE.
d1 New York July l3.-coneo-soo, ~,
doya az invoice 3 3.lG. mild oniat. ~.
""'a eAq4l2]2 The market Tor fJy,,rss,s 10Y.
"'
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being broken over sunday were the stim
ulatine influence at work today and al
other features are iisregarded The move
nlent y slill heavy and spot cottons ar
SLOW OF sale. IS there Is practically iittlf
OF no export demand, the foreign mafkr 3
fue Chronicles weekly weather. crop re
port was construed very buillSh and- ult
much TO engcndrr the belief In higher
prices The market continues 10 10 a
weather ono and nuiess speedy and ainpc
rains in the Western half OF the belt IN n
fest themselves, higher prices are Liable
70 obtain. the dnrance OF which win de-
pend on the action Of the trade, but II is
wen 20 consider that cotton at cents or
therenhout il hardly instined ly the pres
ent condition OF tcStile Industries. ana
break IN the drouth would cause pres
cipltious selling In market devoid Of
short INTEREST. II. g y. Beer.
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400 Butter nfm -Creani0rg lf62ma: dairy
IN ft Eers strldf Ncniby soutaeri a.
thlresA, Juiv " Bntter y mef-Crchm
q io dairy i4016MJ Cheess stead.
iRtlus Eggs sfendy I2iA
Now YORK. Juiy i3. Eess Rrcela Ng5
pntkaEfs; strong State and l'cn1s lvaht
ltWl9; western candled 1915; Wrsfe. a
uncandled gnl2b
Kansas City. July I3. Eggs Week.-Mrs. .
.sllisonri and Kansas stock ~. eases 70
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Clovor -Contraet crade Q 10.
ST. Louis Grain and Provisions.

ST. Louis July 10 Wheat No . red
cash G}A; July d44; SeptCmher GS, De
No . cash ~; July 1l september JIl9.
Oats 40 . cash 81 July 33l; Scptcmuor
ga No, . white 3nHMAO Fork Steady;
Quiet, stcndy; patents 3 3j03.55 new: e1.
tla fancy and stralghts - WW8 uU new,
clears . aOfi3 So C0rnmcgl steady. . 40
Bran strong, 10, Hay Higher, timothy
ip,"u4ll.up prairie II. VpIlS. $40. Whisky
steady l.2I Iron cotton lies 1 05. Bag,
cling 64sGtIH Hemp twlue . Dry salt
clear ribs S.SIl.; clear sides s 62I5 BACON,
boxed steady; extra shorts D. o.; clear ribs
q. 3lh; clear sides $50. Receipts Flour
1000 wheat 2li,o00; com $500 oats a.
Voo, Shipments Flour 100; wheat 1900;
corn 5000: oats 22,OOO
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DRIGS An CnENIICALs-

Qulnine 4Jtl47c per ou1ee bottle NOR
phiue. 81 4uu-.uu per ounce; cocaine, So -
per ounce; DorHN, sl&c per pound in 100
poUnd packages copperaS, 81 40 In barrels;
castor oil, Sl.2O per gallon In l.gallun
packages; EPSON salts $40 per huudred
IN balTeis alcohol, S2-TOd3.OO ppr gallon
sulphur. $2.6j per l.. IN barrels: alum.
2i4c per pound in barrels sllTpcter. 7c Der
pound In barrels, ,amphor, zoe. wood niro-
hol, Sl.oo: gum opium. $685.; powdered
opium sass carbollr acid 41n42c per
pound in hotties; calcium carbide. So
per hundred. delivered Texas common rail-.
way points.
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CRAM AND NAY.

Carload lots. T. 0. b, cars from millers,
dealers charge from store JdlOc more PEI
100 lbs on bran 2Mic per bushel on oats
and corn ana l0UlJc per 100 lbs on nav,
BRAN-per 100 lbs, s5MS6c
" HEAT SHuRrS-Pcr leo lbs, C5c6
SlOO.
CoRN-No . sacked 8id62.
CORN CHOPS-MlNed aud pure, 81 l2Ia
lis
OATS Per bushcl. 4ld42c
Alfalfa. Sl20Od i2.50: choice tim
othy $3.50 South Texas prairie hay.
S9.5Nml2 30. 49,
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Grain and Provisions Elsewhere.

Kansas City, July Wheat-July GoJsGn
81; September 6l5Sm62; December o.: cash
No hard ti26tG3. No . red d3 Corn July
j2A Septcmber 5las December 5l94; No .
mixed l305i; No > white a3055. Oats
No. white 376tAo Receipts-WheRt u.s.
500; corn Go.O0G oats 1000 Shipments
Wheat 500 corn 1850; oats GOdO.
New York July Wheat Exports DIS
coz Spot easy No. red 1855 fob. afioat
and T23s elevator, No. ! Northern a. fob.
ahoat. No, I hard SSl2 fob. adOat Options
unsettled
New orleans, July n Hog products
steady. Pork standard mess ~ so Lard
hohned tiercc 80; pure lard S5s0ia Boxed
meats STEADY; dN salt shoulders Tii0IM;
sidrs SIS Bacon Clear ribs 0ia Hams
Choice sugar cured l0lsGlai6 Cohee- Rio.
ordinary TO fair 0h@7 Rice Ordinary To
gont S04A Flour steady. extra fancy
2 80, Bran 50, Hay Prime l4 .O06 rs 90:
choice IS 90 Corn-No, sacked white
rs: mixed ~
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CEREALS TOOK A TUMBLE.
Sensational Declines Occurred in All
of the Grains.
CORN LED IN THE BREAK, LOSING IA
Loss in Wheat Was an Even cent--The
Change in Sentiment Due to Reports
Of Rain in Orouth Districts.

Chicago, July 10 Reports on rain in Iowa
and Missouri. Indicating break in the
existing drouth caused tumble 10 pric
of all grains today September wheat
closed an even cont lower. September
corn closed 80 cents lower; oats were tx
@l% cents lower, while provisions were
down from 2Is to 10 At the close.
Higher cables and reports Of the spread.
Ing Of the hot dry weather into the sprinv
wheat territory caused strong open ng
In wheat. However. the advance was
maintained but few minutes when. upon
reports OF rain in the West. traders he.
came panic.stricken in their anxiety to
sell and prices dropped accordingly some
recoverles and a renewal of confidence re.
suited from predictions of continued hot
weather for another thlrty-slx hours hut
trading was rather light during the second
half Of the session. September opened "
to Y to lG511k higher at 6sJs to 69l4. When
the break came, prices dropped to G0ls but
rallied on covering by shorts, The close
was cent lower at 67isa67A Primaries
receipts were $4,000 bushels and North
western receipts were 1873 cars. against 243
cars last week and PA cars year ago.
Local receipts were 1I cars. 1Ol of con
tract grade.
There was an exciting opening in the
corn pit and sales were made Simultaneous
iy anywhere from SO to 50 for September
The buying lasted but few minutes and
there was then a Wild struggle by longs o
unload. The change In sentiment was
brought on 10y reports OF rain and before
the rush was over prices had dec iaed
about cents, Later there was a good
rally. but further rumors OF rain caused
another decline. September opened * low.
er To y higher at 52Ts TO "a on the break
prices dropped 20 40l5 but rallied On
shorts covering, only TO weaken again
on further reports of rain and the close
was ia lower Mt 5Ol4 Local receipts were
$40 cars, with 20 Of contract grade
oats opened about steady In sympathy
with corn, but the market began to show
weakness at the start when thor, wns
local longs were anxious to sell This
casiohed sharp decline part OF viii
""N. lditl RECOVERED, nut weakness was
predominant the greater part OF the day
September sold between 2JN and SIS los
Ing with q loss of 1$@1& at SUis@3i Loo
receipts log cars
Provisions were dull aud steady with
fcw features of interest. moderate de-
mand curly was replaced by rather free
offerings when weakness ia grains de
ycl0pcd September pork ranged betwe, n
l43Ila and 1870. closing 10 cents lower NJ
a 3 81. Lard sold between $50 and
SO Ribs closed at s.O5GS.OIl4 at SIS
of 400 cents after selling between SOFA
and SOFA
Estimated receipts for Monday-whcat
10 cars corn 40 ears; oats 10J cars; hogs
$1,000 head
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Kansas CITY, Mo- July -Ctttle-rr.
cclpts 500 natives 200 Texans, 2ON cnlv y,
SLOW; export ana dressed hepf steers AS
300; fair 10 good 4W@3Oo. sfo'k' $ 4
feeders iOTlI2l. Western fcl steer = 40
an 90. Texas and Indians 3.Sl6t42 -; TcNas
grass steers 3uoWa ~, COWS 2TO6t 200 h Il.
ers 3.0NGl4 IS. bulls 25IGL0O; calves z ) n
lower; heavy GuiuG. l2R: light 5G0ua, 10;
pigs 5.io@5Ie Sncep- Receipts roo; .hce1
advanced % during the week. lambs { Q
5.2a; We hers H2563DQ: yearinGs rs Qt
10; Dulls 2CoH30o. Texas grass sheep
Y nJGI3 50
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=. s 8. Beers Cotton Letter.

TNIlVI0T
New Orleans, July l3-Iiverpool advices
wore rather disappointing this morning
but our market opened up 9 70 10 poilHs
IN absence Of rain throughout the heli AMI
contlnned 70 advance an day on shorts
covering. closing 10 10 " higher than last
Night
lgh temperature n inc western nal
q the belt. with no prcspccis Of the dropth
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featureless all day after opening upsl,'as|
and quiet The marlSat news wa saI,s
here ana abroad cut little figure. II !. \
influence. Trading was lgh frona, lns X
and quite OF a professions qIup es,
close was steady, prices net au sS 1
Total sales $50 bags. August sis,
bel' 5.0J: November 5.10i Decempe
March .. 40; May 5.50M5.Sb.
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ira standard prices.
FRUITS


APPLES-Texas. per peck 30d4oc Call
fornia 4O.lh NO. IS. 50 2Jd2 80
CANTALOUpkS--C Crate. bE19uc
LEAONS-M esSinus, Sj.OMb ~
ORANGES Valencia lates. - 20; Ned
terrnnean swecte s3 p: Bulded, $3-Vo;
paper rlnds. St ichaels, So .2j.
pEAClES-FoU- basket crates o09Voc'
A-bushrl boxes. 3sm40c.
HEAilS-S2 25r".ij. o-,
PTNFAPPTES- Grated. per dozen, Sl.Ood
/ %: per crate, 81 sNn9.O0 ,,-t,
PfTNS- Per peck Wild Goose. 3Nit3I isc :
Kelsey. S6d40, California, Somoni, sl.fe
az ~
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ChIcnro, july 13.--CuttIe -Recelpts 4B2
including 30 Texans; steady gond to prime
steers h1tmU,20; poor TO medium S.9OT
BIO; stockers and feeders 2o0d4.Oo. COWS
Z. 40d4 90; heifcrs 2.J0Gi490 Gamers l 4 "a
go, bulls 22lm4.4 40 calves 1900 Ou;
Texas steers 3.2JN4 .G2ia: Texas bulls > . Ia
good to choice heavy g, l0aG.33; lights 30
@d.2G; bulk Of sales 6O5dG.20 Sheap-R
CeptS 1900. market steady; COOL TO choice
wethers 400M47i; fair to choice mi, e !
3.5O6ll25; Western sheep 370d4 40: q r
llnes 4.3a6ii ~ native lambs 3T1dG -;
Mestern lnmhs B IlMA. b.
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REEswAx-prime rcxas, 22@23c per

BEEsWAX Prime Texas, 22@23c per
BEANS- imported navy. beans. $3.50
3Hc Bnyou 3l9c English dried. Be- plnks,
3Ec Lima. 6AGTc; black eyes. 4nc,
Michigan navy, mono; California navy,
JI3c Snaps, 500 per h"shel; wax, $l1O
per hushel Dutch Lima r.
BUITER-Blue star, lSd2Oc: dairy, lbG
lie: Elgln creamery, 22d23c oleonargarlno
dairy prints. lie. Lincoln solids lc;
prints 1lMl1i2C; Special Blue Star, lie;
CRYSTAL Gen and Country rolls, &c;
Special dairy 15c; flncY dairy, lie;
Texas country butter. 7dlsc; Texas bricks,
l5Wl9c.
CABRAGE- li40l%c Ter pound
CHEESE--W Wisconsin full cream rolls,
lie: Wisconsin fun cream daisies. 124I
12lEc, Wisconsin hnlf cream, l2I2dl3c
EGGS-TeXas, 56ttc per dozen, Kansas
i5c; Texas cold storage, i46tlj
AUT-NcW. iD half barrels, 50. 406
$50
ONIONS S5@Goc per bushel.
PEPPER Chile, i4d15c per lb black
P0TSTOES New. aocaSIoo per bushcl.
POULTRY Chickens. hens. good 81 2Ua
go. frvcrs, large, 81 2On2.4O; brollcrs.
S1.JOdl so; cocks large old, S1.JO; ducks
,nrcc, - iOM3n; geese. fui feathercd
S3.25a4oo; turkeys hens, $I.50aBj0; tur.
KEYS gohhlers, S6.GU1T,0
TOMATOES Per crate, 30d3jc
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NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans, July H. The New orleans
live stock exchange reports; Active 81
maud for choice steers, cows. cnlytS md
ycarlinps few mere; ordinary an omm II
dull Good hogs and sheep in requrs.. urn
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New Sork, July 15,-The dry goods mar
ket closes the week without material
cnange all departments continued quiet
70 TAR as demand goes but there is no
weakness shown IN brown. hleached or
coarse coiored cottons Some print clofhs
in second hands are slightly easier Amer
iean cotton yarns are frmpr and a limited
business SHOWS re per pound advance
WOODEN Fad MorsIed yarns slendv
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SUGAR.

Now Orleans. July IL. sugar 1aI.ss,l
kettle 3,1664; open kettle ceni'aliis'
Q4M centrifugal Yellow 4A4 frsn,rIt,
onds 2 7-1G@4 Molasses duli--O'a'''
6CIl5 Am
New York. July 13. SUGAR, raw s n Z
Fair refining 1916 cettrifuaMa "a = n,
4 3-1G; molasses sugar 3 9-B' rens,ess,s'S
80, 6 $50; No. I ASS; No. W.
470; No. 10 4 50; No II 4;6Oi Hpsa 4
- ABS; No. II $50; standaro = a ~
iecticpers' a $50; mould a . IN x
ANA crushed GEO; powdered Nv r
lated $50; cubes $40.
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Nnt enough cattIe and cnlvps RECEIVED u
meet the demands OF he trade; will about
cover tho situation for the past week:
market closes tonight bare Of stock. with
every ndicatlon Of an active market the
early part Of coming week; the early bird
Will pick up the worm.
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HoUsToN WHOLESALE PRIcEs.

Current Quotations on Round Lots OF
Stanle Commodities
These quotations are revised daily ana
7 thcir correctness CNu he relied unun THO
prices arc those ruling In Houston whole
sale markets.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

81. Louis, July l3.-~poultVy easy--Chi
Gus I springs l0Ml2 turkeys s, young
10; ducks O. springs sat; geese A, springs
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BIG RECEIPTS OF CATTLE
INCREASE DUE TO DRouTH IN SEW
~ERAl STATES.
The Stock Offered Was Mainly Of Poor
Quality and Sold at
Low Prices.
(speclal 10 The Post !

hansas City Stock Yards Company, July
- The receipts Of cattle the first eleven
nhss In this month were 21.3S5 Southern
ana W'519 natives, and for the same per o |
iast year 1857 Southern and 1880 VA.
tiNes' showing an increase In the supplies
OF 5s,ots While there has hecn goo /
hehithy growth OF this market all tn,
year. the extraordinary squirt in receipts
Is mostly due to such large portion of
our territory suffering from drou h. man
cehsignments being received hat ar not
IN anything like marketable condition IN
tDat are selling at very low values; In lac
| the depreciation of prices of the past few
\ usEs mas been confined almost exclusively
10 the inferior class of cattle Fed rartle
are fully as high as at any time this sen.
son, bringing 40 to 8 50. while llgI 10
medium natives and wntered Southerns
are perhaps Zoe lower at $50 TO $50.
Western and Southern grass steers that
are suitable for butcher stock 8. 20 to s.75;
butcher cows 800 to 400; hefers GO o
100 with canners showing the gtcatcst
depreciation and selling at $50 to 80 4.
WIN the majority OF this class OF offer.
! ings selling mt 2.T5 Ia 2.s5
Altndugh the crop In much OF our terrl.
| Tory Is damaged by drouth, there are orb
districts that bid fair TO raise COOL r y
NAt lfttipiH OF Suck ana Ipeu
ing cattle are largely Increased from sec.
ions, the feeders who are more favorab
located are taking advantage OF the tua
tioh so generally that there is very lit e
depreciation In prices Feeders weighing
from SUI % 1000 pounds sell ng today d
. au 20 LOO and stockers nj 315 to ~
showing only slight decline and prac
| tGailN al the supply disposed ~
Liberal supplies early Ia the week caused
a decline or Zoe that was recovered YES.
terdny with nearly as heavy supplies while
today with 24,ON hogs on snlp prices arr
Zoe higher and about the same amount
higher than last weeks quotations, p
hogs selling Mt 612h with the bulk IN :
Ing 800 10 60
sheep rcl cipts very light mostly small
lunches Of natiyes that were largely
Inferior quality, The demand Is goo I an I
our slaguhteicls could use much nrg {
quantities OF Western lambs and we rs
nnI producers of that class OF stock W. | p
find II TO their advantage TO cons gn their
stock via this market. Iaubs brought as
10 DO; wethers 800 to 400, yenlllngs g.,
TO 40; Texas sheep 32j to 3.Il; Texas
lambs 32J to 400.
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coTroN SEQ PRppuoIs-

F. o. b. mill. Texas intgior Boln sss.
cording TO location: a1.M
Prime crude oil. loose, ss5s y
Prime summer yellow oil,
Linters, per pound ....... VI Iri
so
Pr J,S c caffo seed meal. SO 60 qSlS
Prime cotton seed cake. y 70 asS b
Quotations on prime cotph w "
and prime cotton seed cake arc ="
cry at Galveston, Il Il
New York, July 13.-coton ,r:ee
quiet; prime crude nominal
low 3S.
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APPLES-FnDcy evaporated, Sob boxes
cHc: i-b cartons. &c; choice evapoFatcb
UltC.
APRICOTS- Per lb, loose. lOc
CITRON-In 10Th boxes, l@c.
CURRANTS-1n bills 1916; 25.lb boxes,
cleaned, bulk. lac; lib cartons, l5c.
DATES-1.lb packages, loc; colo boxes
FIGs-Cnlifornia. 12thc; imported. l5G
lsC
PEACHES Choice new stock. SAC.
RAISINS-Callfornla, 3-Crown. l.. 4.
2.crowp L. NJ raisips 5Olb- boxes. SltSAci
8.crown l.. NJ raiSins. 5O-lb SoXes, Sc
PRUNES-Califorpia. 50.60s, Sc; GO-7Os,
T5c. 7OdSOs, &c; SO9Os. jlsc: m-l0os DC,
Inc. wolnuts. i4mi5c: peanut. fay hand
p!cked. 59lG6c: No 4%m5c; Jun ~ 500
&c. almonds TaragonI, lSc per b In sacks
italian chcatnuts. ZOE pecans selected.
l0c. large, 12@1jc: medium, IGsc.
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HOS ANp WOOL.

hNtH' guN 10; -~ hlues-- Stencf val
weston 20 20 y pounds. 1SdlSL, Californ 4
n Co - pounds. 1919; Texas dry "a Ia
80 pounds, lils, Lcather-ouiet: hemlock
sole. Buenos Ayres, light q heavy weights
aitf23; acid 2fM9i. Wooa--nnll; domestic
neece 26027; Texas l6Gl7,
ST, Louis, July Wooi--Fair. active
easy; medium l1Ql7; heavy nne ogtil; ugAt
nne llQi4i tub washed i212A
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r.NNrn Gnnns.


CANNED FRUITS. Apples, Sid, So,
o neapples. sliced, silo eyeiess az mi TN ~
lsss T5tdi IS; extra grated. u ~ ~. ~.
s nrsrrs 2'ib soc. strawberries 2ilo. so,
RiseIberries. 2lb. 75c. peaches, III, ~ ~,
pescies. 8.ib, 81 55dl co. pie poacner' 'lo'
V'SeSSSSyEp VEGETABLES. Tomatoes, 2.
10, fuli weight zoe; Bib tuU wsig1t, ,s ~
S.ib iighi weight G5c; Bib llgnt welgn,i;
Sc oria md tomatoes. 2lb. ooc. Cah n
krant, Slb. 500. caifo nia asparaEus, ~ .
n, 81 g5m2 10. lib California 'isparagn,ss
Tins 81 o.: naked beans. BIB, Doc AID
i5c 2-lh string beans I ESan 2ja 2 Sio a.S
rnsrrovrfot meas 81 l0 2Ib American Petit
Pcit peas. 81 50dt IS; BIB hylsd corn
ST 90; Al corn, 81 90; 2,lb Blue Ridge cor"
s5c. Pride Of Maryland. Csc.
CALiFORNIA FRUIT Extra s tar, "a {:
2l5.lh peaches: lemon cling, ,$l@fd 10
yellow Crawford. 81. S0d1s1i black cher,
dies. s2O62. 05; white cherries, y. loH
2.l5 aprico,s Sl!5Ml SO; strawber n -
al co: seconds Zoe per dozen less tnan
extra standard prices.
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liouston palIy statement.

Today. Yesterday. yeur
Eross receipts ..... 795 2 2iS s
Gross shipments -. ais 3i3 $50
stock characterization 20Ois 3l03
Houston Comparative Statement.
Gross receipts thus far this week IO7
Gioss receipts 31j days this season 2,39O,Ssi
Gross receipts 30 days lS94-lAOO. .1.T4j,tl3
Gross receipts $40 days 1898 1s09 . 49, 94
Houston Railroad Receipts.
Following are the receipts OF cotton by
the various railroads entering the city.
Bales
Houston and Texas Central ........1 1874
International ana Great Northern .j9i
Galveston, Harrisburg and san An....
Texas aud New Orleans ............, )
Missouri, Kansas and Texas .....,,.. 10
Iotat OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Houston Spots.
Tue close was Grm. prices unchanged,
mock 1870 b1ies
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Flour STEADY; winter patents 3 3od3. 40:
strlishts y OUdS 20 clears > 60Gt3 90.
spring specials 4 u06i4 10. patents 3 BOO
3 80 stralghts . 7Oa3 OO bakers .. lOGf
2 50
Wheat No spring GOG61.
Corn No. > iSii No. yellow ASA
OstsN . S2i9; No. white SO. No. 8
White 1885
Flax seed No ISIS No Northwest
prp l .SS.
Timothy secd-Pume s.
Mess nork-Pcr barrel Il 35di4 40.
Lard Per 100 pounds s 65GfS 67la
Snort rib sl1es-Ioosc 906ls o.
Dry sailed shoulders Boxed TlRT7%
Short clear sides Boxed : dOilS. SO
WHISKY Basis OF high wines. per gallon
1
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quarters. si15o; fancy sprht'' q'ar'F'''
SO; non standard goods; Pearl ~ a0ih
~ - ~ sa.aic: ROYAL Gloss lhnlk, 49, 49,
SIcEsi i9D package. per box 70 il, 5ox ~, w. "
starch, SIC per n, ~ arg F ~ snail io.s.
sCSiA tales Sre given on carload orders.
stSndard sranulated. sac cubes ANA ana gHpe ned
deted. i5c; Louisiana. yeho" pn'"
"a m s coo: choice 5,4H2c