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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-07

oats. $3.50; Columbia oats, S20om2l0:
hawkeNe oats, S2.0Nt2.l0.
LARD Refned tleree, compound. ~
ticrces ioi6 cans Sc higher: 5,iS cans cans
sc higher S.lh cans ic higher
HAMS Standard ilMiihc; picnic hams,
LIME Bulk, 500 per barrel; coopered.
HoNEY-In barrels. eoq7sc per gallon
ID bpik Safic; in 12l6 cans, pexttscted,
6Hgs7c; pound sections, i2MlSc
MoLASSES- Reboiled, fair, i6%Gisc;
crop syrup, 32GSsc; pure new crop syrup,
CONDENSED MILK Eagle. so5pde, IS;
Magnolia. S4,4oa4,63; Dime, S3,lo0S.UO.
oSsrERsAl-ib full weight 4.oz, s5afgoei
s-lh full weight. S.oz Si.GQ0iTO; 1-lo
BOZ. ,p0do5ci lib, light weight, 55G0oc;
PICKLES Five gallon kegs, Sl,45. 10
gallon Kegs, S2.S1; lahbls, $500 pints'
american style SogSoc; quarts, American
lon. American style, S3.S56tS.5o; legation
RICE Extra fancy head, 6,s@e&ci
choice 49,; fair 4&@4'so; fancy i'm
ROPE Slsal. basis T.i6, 7%c; Manila,
lie, untarrcd lath yarn, Sc; tarred TNc
SALT Louisiana. coarse, S5ci hne. Soc
bnls, p los, $3.50; 6O5s, S2eo; ioo3s, 30
SALT FISH Mackerel. No. /, In io-lt
kits, alc@Si 90; half bbls. To.lb Nc. T.
s. u0Ga 30; tubs 81 oOGf5 80.
SALMON Fancy pillar Rock Columhia
River 81 DO Castle Rock, Columbia River
SitvMiI3, Spear Alaska, Stia; Toy Co
lumbia River, 81. -; Rlue Bell Columbia
RIVER, 81. To-; Violet brand. 81 50; Cafna
tlcn brand, Fancy Rcd Alaska. Sl33fi1 80
sARDlEESS- american quarters. 81 .
mustard. 50 20; imported Gillette grade
quarters, Sll.Jo; fancy sprats, quartcrs
500.
STARCH standard goods Pearl. IN lOit
lCAcs 39iGeIc Royal Gloss hulk. 4Hc
Nickel, 100 packages. per box 81 ~. corr
starch, AiAc per ib, 20 and 10.lh boxes
SUGAR Quotations are for small lots
special rates ARE given on carload orders
standard graduated. b S5c: cubes and pow
deled else; Louisiana yellow parudned
fancy 3. GOc; choice . 47iSc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-07

CANNED FRUITS. Apples. Sab Sic
? helppleS, sliced. SIZE. cyeleSs ANA core
less, 81 ,3@l 81 extra grated. 81 Sl6ll 20:
pears 2-lh, SOC: strawberries 1lh. SAc;
bluckhorrics 2-lb, 75c; penchcs. OH 1 10.
Pc Caes~ BIB, 81 55Gl 60; pie penchcs. 3lh
9O0,g5c.
d, ANNED ,NEGErABLES Tomatoes ..
H. fun weight zoe; BIB, fun weight. ,Nr:
I'D glt weight 0Jc; Alb Hight weight,
S.c oKra and tomntoes 9Th noe C1rnrd
kraut, 3lb, $1Oo Gallo MA asp ;roguA,
~ Sit3N2l0, lib Cnhfolaiu asOuragus
tips, s. eos baked beans, S.l5. 95c i.lb
4ac' = lh strlug beans, I5c. 2lh kidney
beans, 95c; 2lh stringlesS beans, SIPS; 2-lh
marrowfat peas. $l10: 9Th American PETIT
ioiS peas, 81 J0dl. 10; 3lb hullcd corn.
~ uui Al corn, $500; BIB Blue Ridge corIr.
soc, Pride OF Maryland O5c
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-07

The following are tne i've stock quota
lions for this market as furnished by I.
b. Saunders. Jr.. successor to Box-Saund'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-07

BEEswAX- Prime Texas 22a23c pc

BEES w y A--Irime leNus, EZd-oc per
BEANs- Imported navy beans. sasGg
8Hic; Bayou 3lSc English dried, Be; plnks,
SIC; Linn GA@7c; black eyes, 4'ac.
Michigan navy. none, California navy.
Jlsc; Snaps, Sl.00 per hnshel; wax, S1.lO
per huShei, Dutch Lima &c.
BUTrER Blue Star 19m20c; dairy, 1871
lie: Egin creamery. 22M23c; olcomargnrlnc
dairy prints. tir. Lincoln solids. l0l2Mllc,
prints 1@lr.c; Special Blue star, lie;
CRYSTAL Gen and Country rolls, ldc,
SpcciAl dairy, l5c; fancy dairy 17c;
1.cxas country butter, false Texas bricks,
1a6i1g
CABBAG T. 1lk61Mc Icr pound
CHEESE Wisconsin fun cream rolls
lie; Wiscnnsh full cream daislcs t2lafi
l3i9c; Wisconsin half cream l2l5Ml3c
EGGS Texas, 76iSc per dozen; Kansas
ljc; Texas cold storage. 14di5.
KRAUT-New, in half barrels, 81 40d
100.
ONIONS sn69Oc per bushci.
PEPPER Chile l4Gtl5c per III; black
PoTAToEs- New. n5cdS1.oO per. hushel
POULTRY Chickens. hens. good, 5000
20 frvers, large S2.2002 80; broilers
Sl.5061. so; cocks. large, old, S1.50: ducks
large, S2Jom3.no; geese. fun fcathercd
S3.25@4.00; turkeys, hens, Si.JodG50; tur
KEYS, gobhlers, S6.OOGtT 90
TOMATOES Per crate 30035c.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-07

le movement started out to maintain
Egreat size of It's late volume Receipts
b ports for the first day of the we, X
10, 100 against 11,794 last week anl
for the same week Of last year. Re
is for 30S days OF the season amounted
l,2s1, SOL and exceeded those for the
,spondiug time OF last season by o5a,
bales. Receipts at the leading In
n towns for the week ending July q,
BIZ failed TO get in yesterdays compu-
IN for the seven days movement. have
DAG, 207 against 276.19T last week and
e20 bales for the same week of last
Stocks at United States ports this
are 459,023 this day last week 10
and this day last year We're III -
Is. Exports for the day Wee : -
4 and none for that day OF last year.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-07

Gross shipments 80. s464 2.2u2 2n
sock ..............2 24lS 24,7i0 s.86S
Houston Comparative Statement.
Gross receipts thus far this week. LICK
Cross receipts sos DAYS this season 2. ;iS5 raj
Gross receipts 3OS days 1890 1900. II T43 TaD
GROSS recelpts 3OS daYs lSnN- 500 p 4l,2 I'll
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-07

Following are the receipts Of cotton by
the various railroads entering the city:
Bales.
Houston and Texas Central - l4i
International aud Great Northern 800. 0f3
galveston, Harrisburg ana san AM. -
Houston East aud West Texas ... ~
Missouri, Kansas and Texas . 34d
Total .................,.... 1865
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-07
DRIED FRUITS AND NuTs

UNIEH FNVTIS AND NUTS.
Antilles Fancy evuporated, 50-h boxes,
C@e; 10 cartons Ic. choice eyaporutcd,
6l4C
APRlCOTS- Fer 10, loose, lOc
CiTRON-In lob boxes. he
CURRANTS--ln hbls l815c. 2blh hoxes,
cleaned. hulk, lac; lib cartons, Zoe.
7c
FIGs-california, l2Mci Imported, i5a
RATSTNS- California, 3cruwn. H. I.
boxes, 500 u boxes l. j.. Rtisins G5dT5s;
2'crown l. NJ raisins, 50-lh boxes StiS4c;
S-crown l.. VI. raslns 5Q-lb boxes, &c.
pRUNES- California. 50-60s Sc; 90 7Os
zoe: 70GiS0s. &c; S0.DOs 5l6c; G010os Sc
NuTS-Brazil, 14c per III; nlberts Sicily
l5c; walnuts. l4ml5c; peanuts, fancy hand
picked 5MM6c. No >. 4hM5c; Jumbo 5t6d
&C. almonds, Taragona 1Sc per ID I'm sacks
Italian chestnuts, zoe pcC0ns, selected
100. lnrpe. 12GIlhc. mnhlnm 1850
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-07

Stock at United States Ports.
ted States Exports,

s-7EF1V1
This week Last year.
Exports to Great Britain. 2,022 ......
Exports to continent, 80. 100 ......
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-07

~ interruption TO ma lufacturing ~ the
neshc mills from the tempay ot the Gle
nts can not be serious consideration.
,s,rters have not been able to agree 50
II on the sellers figures for the week
etthe appetite OF the foreign demanl wi
& ind too much food In the Ltg move
ID, and such a knowledge by the sMp.
81 will be one of the powers IN al 81
Il to adjust the small differences. and
81 prospect of the continued moy X #
.&huge stocks Is very promising. Ea,h
u demonstrates the incorrect estimation
fhe 1900 1901 season 50 early in its
Nth. Events will likely look for NOR
IA basis on which to turn prices now
l4n all things point to cons lmphon
siarec in the year before us and. much
isfaction will be afforded the disturbed
ntls Of the interested parties when there
III be some actual Indications OF .he way
q plant will fare between the pres MT
n the picking time. a few days maF
sc ose it-who knows? Wires received
sterdny showed moisture quite encoprag
Mas Far as IL extended. Nacogdoches and
NIFTY had fine rain day before yes
NAY, extending from Lake Charles, La,
Mar north as Shreveport Dallas and
ID Worth also reported rain and Beau
nd, Mckinney, Little Rock, Fort Smith.
y rkana. Paris, sherman and Den-sou
~ favored.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-07

The close WAS steady, prices Unchanged
stock 22,4ls bales; sales $40 bales.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-07

BE- range of prices for the active months
New Orleans yesterday was as follows;
u Orleans
bgust . 7.S3 I-So 7.Sl T.slS3
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-07

CALIFORNIA FRUIT Extra standard.
9i-lb peaches: lemon cling, S1.AO6tl. 20,
yellow Crawford, 81 sO6i ~: black cher.
dies, S20Od205 white cherries 50 lod
90, aprlcots Sl.T5Gj1 So Strawberries,
S".oo@2 10; plums, SlG5dl ~; grapes $3.50
aiGO; seconds, i0c per dozen less than
extra standard prices,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-19

convention hall the past week, and one
day he told the following story:
"The Milwaukee ticket Office has a
picture that would tell the yarn sooner
than 1 could, but that cannot be seen.
There was a washout on the c. " d.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-19

since. In that time he has been sue
cessively messenger boy, foreman Of con-
struction gang, fireman. engineer, brake
man and is now conductor on one of
the best trains on the road During mis-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-19
Quite Regular.

PHILADELPHIA Record
Mrs. Brownstone--I wonder II tina,
regular In his habits
Mr.. Browngtone-RegI lar? Humph! T.
hasn't missed a n ght this month to m,
certain knowledge
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-19

That's just the most horrid old con-
ductor / nave ever seen." said a mem
Der Of the Ladies auxiliary to a friend
of hers one day the beginning of the
week.
II should say he is" said the friend;
what made him do anything of that
kind? You are not old, but young and
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-19

Although but thirty-three years
Of age Mr.. G. d. Dorsey. Of
Macon, Ga. is one of the vet
Grams i'll point of service Twenty-Five
years ago he entered the service of the
Central Railroad of Georgia in minor
capacity, and he has been with it ever
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-04
TRAMWAY GHOST
STALKS AGAIN

The resurrectionists were on hand first
thing in the morning with an attempt to
revivify the Pain franchise bill. A dis
cussion was held over the minutes, and
the ayes and noes were finally counted.
Speaker Akina threw the deciding bal
lot the minutes We're adopted, and the
bill once more consigned to oblivion
Peace had little to do with yesterday $
proceedings. There was a wordy wran-
gle as to what was the actual business
before the House, ana this ran on Tor a
long time before the decision to go on
with the regular routine was reached.
A message was received from the TX
ecutive in reply to Emmeluths resolu-
ton asking for all executive papers from
tine time of annexation. The Governor
in his reply stated that he was at all
times glad to furnish any Information,
hat redu red specific requests for the
data needed, and added that the Rouse
did not appear to have under consldera-
ton any specific tier referring TO the
records mentioned Signed, very respect
fully. Sanford r. Dole"
Representative Beckley concluded that
the House had not been used With the
nroper consider alton, owing to the alb
sence Of the signature of title. A reso-
tuition we sent the Governor was object
cd 10 by not being certified to by the
House secretary. and we should see that
this communication is rightly signed"
The motion to spread the letter upon
the journal Of the House before return
ing was carried Speaker Akina asked
that no bad feeling be shown by the
members
Emmeluth in supporting the motion to
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-04

return the letter expressed sorrow That
the bad feelings existing should be per-
petuated 10y the absence Of euquette anu
refusal 10 accede to reasonable requests.
The House was ignorant OF the Eaecu-
five Council proceedings and the Houses
letter was 10 obtain SUCH information
Il am told" said Mr. Enlmeiulh, mat
everv day the Governor is considering
matters that should be referred to the
House instead Of the Executive Council
I was preparing resolution in whleh
information was to he asked as TO an
eztra session. This letter received this
morning renders such . measure useless
through the bad feeling eNIt' 'a.liSu ~
the Executive"
E3ore-+son recommended the House TO
60 slow if their only objection was the
absence Of the official tile after the sig
nature. The archives Of the ForelSh u
fee would show that such procedure
was the custom, not the eNcepNoIr ne
return Of the letter would make the
I4o,,ea look ridiculous The feeling OF
The House at large was that they had
been subjected to preneditated inaiShily.
Nor v-rangling on points Of order oc-
rurreT Monsarrat making reference 70
She hot air" INDUCED in by certain
sneakers. Robertson waved SsaFeas ta' -
10 the loneliness of the House, ana dihaI-
l. House bin 25 was lost by vote %
1919. Mahoe wearing q chastened express
eior as the vote was announced.
/ House hill &. relating 70 causes OF az
epnce in offices Of Circuit Judges vas
read by title for the second time anu
referred to the Judiciary comm zee zee.
House biIl Is relating to the destruction
of fishes ana the adoption of oue-inch
mesh as the smallest size, created HuSh
,.orboeitv Prendergast moved that tine
hill he indefinitely postponed; that lhere
wore MANY fishes that couldn't grow any
h trk4 a
larger than they did, after "hith an
l,,-.c,,z statement he wound up by an
,,o1,rci,7r- that the bill was an injustice
., the moor" Kaufho seconded. Robert
co, NO i7troducer of the bill, said that
tba hin was introduced u prevent the
; determination of the fish and thereby to
+ decrease the present eTor''tant prlees ny
7oip,- away with the small Tneshes Of the
chinese and Japanese fishermen. Here
&C. n chance" continued the gentleman,
, "for those who are bleeding and dying
for the poor to do something for their
constituents. Amendments by those bet
tor qualified than I am will be cheerful
fly accepted"
KeIiikoa. who surprised the House by
his unwonted loquaeity today. replied
hat in the old DAYS these small fish
were chieftains' delicacies The House
tseered unable to differentiate between
the smaller fish which never grow be-
vo-d a diminut've size and the fry Of
~ullet and others that develop to larger
dimensions.
Mahoe. who had been chewing the cud
OF bitterness since the final defeat of his
rran chfee, bobhed M to remark that the
bin was fun of gall that could not he
washed out by any amount Of amend
-nents. The fishes of the sea are better
off than men on land God looks after
the little fishes: let us look after the
affairs of men, which are of far greater
Importance
Speaker Akina now called Beckley to
the chair
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-04
CLARENCE L. CRABBE.
WIN. WHITE.
1rM1


After the reading of the minutes the
Senators We're cool for a long while and
then petitions and resolutions came
along. First came a petition by Mr.. Ka-
nuha. praying for the passage of the
Dispensary bill. There were 372 sigma
lures. The petition was referred to the
committee on intoxicants.
Under Suspension Of rules, Mr.. Car
ter presented the following resolution:
4 Whereas. All the probate proceedings
and records from the year 1870, involv-
ing title to a very large amount of
property, are now kept in an open room
in light wooden cupboards subject
among other things to that Of fire; now,
therefore. be it
} Resolved. That the committee on pub
lie expenditures be instructed TO inves-
tgate and report an estimate of the
cost of a proper fire proof vault with
burglar proof apartment sufficient for
use of the judiciary Department.
Referred to the committee on public
expenditures with the special order that
the superintendent of Public Works b
asked his reason for not having the
work done before.
Then Senator Carter upheld the dig
nifty of the Senate and introduced the
following resolution, which shows thai
the Senate is not above dealing with
small matters. The resolution reads:
Whereas, The lavatories used by tbs
occupants of the Judiciary building
situated between said building and tins
stables, are in a foul and insanitar1
condition and have been in such con
dition for long period Of time; and
Whereas, 1t is the duty of the ofhcer'
of the Territory to set good and proper
example to the citizens of this Terrl
? tory; and
] Whereas, It is a well known fact tina
the health authorities have condemned
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-04

We provide ourselves this season of the
elegant and well-selected stock we carry,
you can find most anything in that line
from cheap Victoria lawn to the high
est grade of Grass Linens.
Ii you desire anything in fine grades
Of white Organizes. white D:mit.es, we
carry every grade OF Persian Lawns, In
dia Linens, Linen Lawns, Nainsook, Eng
fish Long Cloths, z yds at S1.75 piece;
best value ever offered.
Victoria Lawns. 40 inches wide, for 81
piece; good. quality
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-04

,xrvrrENT BLOCK OF
rl ne u per the following d.
s ;. 81. Is . whole or in CUB
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-04
aSaIian~
Automobile Co It'd
~ ''s9'o0s Main II.
''''L ALL NIGHT.

+ ~ ls2., sd. . s2.els. rates
L &. 5 MP. ,s's2. those s' Finished TO
&C.: V ' vii : :iss.; q: s s5
''ais mig street. nss, la.
10 T. 'RAN7. Manager.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-04
oRGANpIEs: SPECIAL SALE!

Monday. Tues and Wednesday; import
ed line of French Organizes; choice Sc
lections OF handsome patterns; just open
ed. While displayed at our window. at
&c yd.: worth 45c.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-04
RAU STREET.

kEHry offered here In Honolulu
rE1 tie zane opportunities for de-
"a hiding lots as the above--ele-
R u II t-possesslnR an unob-
~ Dinoran!c marine view Of the
a'Sor aud Honolulu, Its prox.
7hes business center, its transit
Ia Cd the line Of the proposed
lie within !, block Of the Bere-
= tfsei ears, and in the neighbor-
y : n' bsst residences Of this
y, -iia this site exceptionally de-
"a I'll ''i.dence purposes.
- a''' hosral-one-third cash Of
!. ~ balance IN equal payments in
=. no ysars al Z per cent inter
~ d deferred payments. Fur
s'rrculln Of
WILL E. FISHER,
ZEAL ESTATE AGENT
:, AND AUCTIONEER,
- Merchant and Alakea straets
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-04

FRENCH CHALLIES, SILK STRIP
ED.-An extraordinary offer for a few
days; large assortment of handsome pat
terms bought to sell for Soc special......
.,......... ............ .............. 3712c I'd.
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CONTINUED on Page ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-04

JUST ARRIVED, REGATTA BOYS
WASH SUITS.-Mothers. if you want a
suit for your boys that will make them
look graceful, stylish and up-to-date, get
one of REGATTA make; they are the
top notch of perfection. They are not
only as good as others, but far superior;
just one look at them will convince you
that they are the best make you ever
saw.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-08
THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS
CATTLE CONTINUE VERY DULL.
WITH ONLY A MODERATE DEMAND.
Hogs Active and Generally Strong to
Higher-Sheep Scarce and Quiet
Condition of Other Markets.

UNION sTOCKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS,
July 6.-Cattle-Receipts. $50: shipments.
200. The receipts of cattle this week show a
same time last week, and an increase of
100 over the SAM week a year ago. Thus
far this year there is a gain of over 1000.
compared with the same period last year.
The market opened as usual with light re-
ceipts and a quiet trade and later, on &C.
count of unfavorable weather conditions
and a considerably decreased demand for
meat, orders were limited and unimportant
and the condition of the market became
very unsatisfactory to the selling interest.
For cattle that could be used prices Idid
not change materially. compared with the
close of last week, but the greatest Difficult
ty was in finding an outlet for the supplies
at any price. With the almost demoralized
state of affairs early in the week ii was ex-
pected that there would be a falling off in
receipts. but, on the contrary. the market
ing at the close of the week was more lib
eral, and, as a natural result. prices were
the most unsatisfactory of the week The
least change was noted on the better class
of heifers, which were very scarce. but
most of the fat steers at the close of the
week were selling on a basis of about soc
per 100 lbs lower than at the high time
heretofore, and there was fully that much
change on ordinary stockers and 25q40
decline on cows. About the usual variety
of grades represented at this time in the
week arrived to-day and were offered to-
gether with a large number Of cattle car
ried over from yesterday, The demand from
local houses was very slim. consequently
II was difficult to consummate sales and a
very small proportion OF the supply had
been reported sold at a late hour. The ar
rivals included four loads of quarantine
steers that averaged 942 TO 975 lbs. and sold
at s4.25. Heifers sold as high as S4.S5. cows
So. rs and the calf market was higher. with
sales at si.50q6.75. Quotations:
Extra prime steers. 1850 lbs and
upward ..:...... $500 $50
Good export steers, 1850 10 l.E0
lbs -. 5.25G $50
Good TO choice 1900 TO 1.300-lb
steers 49,. ....-......-..... 5.l5Q $50
steers :..>.. .w:.--.:... 5.cOa SIS
Plain fat steers. 1850 lbs and up
wards $500. ..-................ 5.l0Q {. 40
Plain fat steers, LOO 10 100 lbs. Asa $40
Plain fat steers. 1000 10 LOO lbs. 450n 4.76
Choice feeding steers. 1000 TO LOO
lbs ......... 4.25g $50
| Good feeding steers. 800 to / 100 lbs 4l5a AS
Medium feeding steers. 500 TO 500
lbs ......... asa AIS
Common 10 good stockers-....... 3.00u 400
Good TO choice heirers......."...... 40o4 4.75
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-08
TRADE IN
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places.

LIVERPOOL, July 6.-wheat-Spot dull: No. Q
red Western winter, IS sad: No. ! northern
spring. IS 6Ld: No. l California. IS Cd. Corn
Spot. American mixed. new. firm at As I'd; Amer
lean mixed. old. steady at As Sd. Flour-St.
Louis fancy winter dull at Is Cd. Beef firm.
extra India mess. 6Ss 81. Pork firm: prime mess
Western. Cos. Lard steady: American refined, in
pals. ass Sd: primes Western. in tierces. AIS.
Hams-Short cut. IA to Is lbs. steady at ass Sd.
Bacon-Cumberland cut. % 10 80 lbs. quiet at
long-clear middles. light. IS 10 "a lbs, firm at
ass Cd; long-clear middles. heavy. 35 to 40 lbs,
firm at 4is Sd; short-clear backs. Is TO 20 lbs.
steady at 43s Cd; clear bellies. IL TO Is lbs. firm
at lss Cd: shoulders. square. II to i3 lbs. steady
at 37s. Butter steady; finest American. sos
good American. rs; Cheese firm; American.
finest. white. ASS. Tallow firm; prime city,
25s sd; Australian. in London. 27s.
ST. LOUIS. July 6.-Flour dull and un-
changed. Timothy seed-no trading. Corn meal
steady at s2.35. Bran dull but firm: sacked, east
track. 64c. Wheat-No. 2 red. sl%c; July, siAc:
september. s2s46.Ac; December. e5A.c: No. 2
hard. Sac. Corn-No. 2. cash. 451sc; July. s51c:
September. 46i@c. Oets-No. 2. 31Lc: July. sic:
September. 30Asc: No. . white, 34Lc. Pork nrm
but unchanged: Jobbing. s15.75. Lard higher at
ss.42h. Dry-salt meats boxed strong but un-
changed; extra shorts. SHY: clear ribs. ss.37I.;
unchanged; extra shorts. 50: clear ribs. ss.s7is:
clear sides, $3.50. Hay steady; timothy. sl& for
new. iiiQisto for old: prairie. sioaiI.5 80. Whisky
steady at N27. Iron cotton ties. SL05. Bagging.
sh97e. Hemp twins. SC. R~eceipts-Flour. 1000