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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12
AN ADVANCE IN COTTON.
Shorts in the Near Months Took
Alarm and Began Buying.
WEATHER REPORT WAS VERY BULLISH
And Az the Markets Displayed Activity
in Getting Out OF Danger OF
Further Uprush.

scarce OF near month shorts and invest
ment buying Of August exerted leading
influence In the New York market Events
there In turn dominated the markets In the
South and abroad despite the fact that out
side points were weak. Liverpool cables
were a disappointment 10 the trade and
with favorable weather news, led to mis-
glvings among the bulls just before the
opening. The shorts we're cautious with
the result that the market opened steady 1
point lower to ! point higher. Then heavy
buying of the near months for Western
and Southern account sent prices up sa9
points with q rush and induced buying Of
on investment nature. Shorts became
alarmed and scrambled for safer ground
and In SO doing added greatly to the
strength OF the market. Liverpool and
New Orleans were quick to follow the ad.
vance and even furnished liberal buying
orders.
At noon the weekly government crop re-
port was Issued and It proved TO be very
bulllsh. On this news there was fresh
rush 10 cover and buying for Wall street
account became feature. During the
rest OF the session tho market displayed a
Ora uDdertone with the near months nb'
sorhlng the bulk OF attention. July
jumped to $40, August to 7.6l and October
to 71o, in the last half hour, on the burst
VI general buying Shorts were constantly
menaced by August buying orders from
the West. Trading was active and general
" the last hour II was feared that Lily,
lrpool would advance tomorrow on the
general report.
me range Of the active months:
Open. High. Low. Close.
July .....s,0oOt s.22 500 $ 1870
Aug .....,.7 47.45 1853 7.45 7.G)-6-
SuIy .a...7 FOB 7.a2 TIE 1882
The epot markets we're steady with an
advance OF l.1G vi New York and New or.
leans Houston and Galveston as they We're
yesterday.
The receipts were again liberal hut this
low appears 70 cut very little ngure.
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n. & B. Beers Cotton Letter.
fCuepfaI 10 Tho pastA


New Orleans, La, June l1.-Our market
opened at about last nights prices as
Liverpool advIces were no worse than ex-
pected and continued quiet all morning
with very little change. In the afternoon
however, manipulation az the near months
IN New York again manifested Itself and
sharp advance resulted on covering or
ders coupled with the rumor that one Of
the Principal shorts In Julys there has ef.
fected private settlement with the CLIQUE.
OTHER stimulating Influences were reports
of better demand for goods from China
and the bursting of the monsoon In In.
Ola. The weekly weather bureau report
showed some Improvement but had no ef-
feet in the face OF New York manipua-
ton, As that market Ia again the highest
IN the world advise spot holders TO ship
their cotton thence. as the movement CON
tinues on an unprecedentodly large scale.
indicating with the Immense holdings In
the interior much greater yield than
anybody ever expected. and considerable
surplus a the end of the current season.
AS great deal OF cotton Is now on the
way 70 New York and In process Of ship.
menf. we would recommend prospective
shippers not TO delay. but ship at once.
With continuation of favorable weather
we doubt II any great Improvement in late
months can occur, but weather conditions
VIII be the principal dominating influence
for these positions
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cotton seed Produots

The Williams 4 Flash Commission com
pany OF New York issued the following re
port under date Of June s:
The imp cvcment noted In our last has
continued and the large consumptiye buy
crS have a. last awakened to the fact ms
stated by us navy times in the past few
weeks that the stocks OF prime oils wci q
very small and practically concentrated In
the hanis Of Two OF three parties, and
this 1as resulted In very heavy sales this
week az prime yellow at prices ralging
frou 5d,a cents 20 IS cents, which price
is ncNs III, Wit, 20 cents to 30 cents
askeA Further tLau this. the strong f,at
uce Of tie maIket is that most OF these
sales have been 10 parties who viii actua
~ consume IN" OIL and thus IL will not
come into the erket again as cotton oil
Nhe az the largest export markets on the
other side Is also awakening To the sltua.
uon and has sent orders here at an adj
NaLtc or Si-Nl nailri. hut az prices stu
inflow those rtaAztht, here, In our opinion
however Il Is only question ~ time
export demand at whatever prices we shall
see III % ask and unless there Us a chaneo
for the worse 10 the lard market we 10
not ahiak the ton price has heen reached
yeL athougs there may be a period OF
some hiue dullncss Ia the interim, Ref0re
the new oil actually comes 70 hand, buyers
VIII have 10 roy any reasonable price that
sellers may ash
yAe marker clokes arm. with prime y,l
lrw at b cents bid and 80 'cents astcl
Is aeld az s,0isf cents.
Nan York. j. 10 ft.--Cotton seed oil. nrm,
prsi.c eru..s hsrinai; prime yellow sSGl3a
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IN PROFESSIONAL HANDS.
Prices of Stocks Have Relapsed into
DesuItOry Movements.
INTEREST LOWERED OVER FEW STOCKS
Strength Of Those Executed a Sust1in-
ine Influence to the Whole Market,
but the Close Was Lower.

New York. June 1.-THE desutory move.
ment of prices in today's stock market
demonstrated the professional character
Into which II has again reapscd The
volume Of dealings fell back near 10 the
level which was reached previous TO last
weeks squirt Of speculative activity. The
dimlnlshed interest showed tendency to
become congested In a few stocks The
strength OF these had some influence in
sustaining the general market but this
waned In the latter part of the day The
opening made a good show Of strength nm
der the combined influence Of favorable in.
teIprctation Of the government crop report
published after the close yesterday, and
the rumors which came thick from London
that peace was imminent in South Africa
The crop report had the greater effect
owing 20 the short selling which has been
done by the bears during the past week
In expectation Of a showing of great de-
terloratlon in the crops. Notwithstanding
the decline in condition of the winter
wheat crop during the month and the dc.
crease In acreage of the spring wheat crop.
experts are able TO figure a bumper crop
ON the government showing. The rains
which have fallen since the first Of the
month. which is the date Of the govern
ment computations were also taken az
an o1setting factor TO the unfavorable feat.
ures Of The report
The short covering which developed yes
tcluay afternoon was therefore, continued
with energy this morning. There was an
attempt nevertheless 10 distinguish in
on different states. The spring wheat
grangCgS were consequently strong, while
the Texas, Missouri and Kansas lines We're
a sharp raid carried Texas and Pacinc
down 70 27F from the high point aud Ms
souri, Pacific itself fcl under last year.
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The range Of the active months:
nrnr NTH ,v.f Cu
IMPROVEMENT ~ NEW ORLEANS.
Cotton Futures, Particularly, Showed VI
Well Yesterday.

Well Yesterday.
New Orleans. June II There have been
no Developments In the market for spot
cottou cTr nEs continue 10 show some
rght impairment and buyers would have
- great 4 fsO lty in making sales Of et,hsr
hinh or low grades, but the purchasing re
nieI. is opcrnlng very couservatively al
lha juucturc. refusing to do more than
81 urgent orders at ruling prices and tho
result Is meager movement, Factors, "a
rrle, are holding well for full hsures
aud IN some instances they are making
roncessions Sales 1850 balee, including
$50 to arrive. Prices advanced lice.
comparative hack of steam was noted
nuring the forenoon In the market for
tentracts for the future delivery OF cotton,
though the varying course OF values was
yLch as TO induce a good hit Of room trad
Ing and the movement was by no meaps
upon > summer basis. Liverpool Is still
depressing prices ON the other side hut
hec weight Il offset by a good bun support
10 the American markets The FIRST call
he"e sEeWeG Prices 10 he nt about last
niIntE hSurcs. Later on the market haid-
rncd and quotations continued to tuctnnte.
hlt With strong upward tendency, md
ulused With June 20 points Ia CHER; July
81. August ~ and the balance Of the Est
% 10 points each above last nights hg.
uraf
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London Financial Cable

New York, June 1.-THE Commercial Ad
!y.ertlser'S London financial cablegranI says:
ne stock market was hrlsker and happier
TO-DAY on the good war news and the in,
creaSing prospects Of peace Consols were
especially stimulated, mllyinE 10 93h on
Top OF Yesterdays late Improvement II
fall following our low bank rate and draw
our gold hut on The contrary it has risen
n Is understood that RUSSIA is replenish
ing us London nnhon balances
American stocks v ere strong. Money was
steady and exchange on Paris was % -
aud on Berlin 20.44.
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50. Louis San and Provisions.

=, st, Louis, June H.. Wheat-Lower; No
July 6IM; September 66lA: No hard
loR@Ilh Gem Lower; No cash 4l1G:
track 42di2l, July 4t@4l1s; September
Az. oats-lower; No. cash 2sib; track
~ July 26Hs02S&4; September 2GisGi26l5
No. white n. Rye quiet 54l4 Flonr
Easier but NOT guotably lower, patents
8'lu43lO extra fancy and straight g lO6t
IA. clear Sou30O. Timothy seed no
trading Cornmeal stcady. $40 Bran
steady; sacked casts truck 65GGG Hay.
steady tc strong; prairie 0OO6I11 90: tln-
othy lOWWl3. so Whisky steady 127
Iron cotton ties los Bagglug 6ls6T1
Hemp Irvine O. Dry salt meats boxed
steady; cNtTn shorts S12tb; clear ribs
steady; extra shorts 9O0 clear ribs . .37I5
clear sides $50, Receipts -Elou 5000;
wheat 10000; corn 10000: oats 1000. shin,
merits Flonr l2,ooo; wheat 1900. corn
$1,000; oats 5000.
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P ? A. Choice new stock, s9te.
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS

Quinine. 41d TIC per ounce bottle: NOR.
phine, S235dt2,o5 per ounce; cocaine. So IL
per ounce. boraX, si6c per pound in IGl
pound packages copperas. 81. Ia barrels 4.
castor oil, $40 per gallon In 5.calIon
packages, epson salts, $t.75 per hundr d
In barrels. alcohol, 81 TO63 90 per gallon
sulphur $3.50 per 100 In harrels; aim,
2l9c per pound In barrels; saltpeter 70 pe1
pound In barrels: camphor, zoe: wood alec
hol, Sl.OO; gum opium. $3.50: powtie ., a
pound In bottles. calcium carbide. S. ~
per hundred, delivered Texas common raIi
way points.
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VESSELS DESTINED FOR GAl.vESToN
Stenuahipa
OCEAN RATES ON COTTON

John Francis ,....' ''t' New London d,
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ELEVATORS A AND b.
GALVEsrON sTOCK.
CoFFEE.

New York, June l1-conee Spot RIO
dull No, Invoice O. Mild-ouIet; Cordo.
Y shal2h. The market for futures opened
steady with prices 10 10 points lower
room bears and foreign interests and
prompted by declines abroad Heavy r..
ceipts IN the crop country ana sluggish de
mnnd for spot coffee In the street market
combined to undermine bull convictions
and 10 stimulate selling for short account
Prod taking later brought about slight
renction, but at the hest The market was
narrow with heavy undertone Closed
quiet, net unchanged 90 points lower
Total sales, 24.5O0 bags. September s go.
December y 5sGa 60; February 5.05,
March 5,T5; May SIS.
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AMMUNITION Powder, per keg, 81 90;
blasting powder, 81 rs per keg; drop shot
per sack, 81 IS; buck, ~ 10.
BACON-Extra short clear, In sacks a.
6igtac; regulars 9Ac; boxed. nc higher.
BAGGiNG AND TIES Raggiug 9Th 7,sc;
"a ID Sc; Arrow ties less than carload lots.
CANDY Stick, wrapped, basis "a. O5sal
csc per 10; No /, full weight, basis 81
Ti4qI6G per s le; sspecl9l sizes .fe higher
Granite, full weight lie; Electric Lights
CEMpYTz Portland. So 7OGs, 2S; Rosen,
coFFEE rio, fair; sgshc; prime, Ga
9hci choice, s1s@eAc' Peaeerry i2A0l2i5e;
Cordova, lSc Roasted cotfees: Arbuckle's
Ariosa, basis lOolh cases, 12c delivered;
Apex, II soc; Lion, 12c.
CRACkERS-A II G Soda, bulk, boxes
6isc; lib cartons, 6Nc: ginger snaps, SCI
creams SCI stage plsRks. &c; cakes aud
FLOUR BASIS 4sib sacks; Fancy high
patent 50 So fancy half patent. 81. 50
rel higher; nour In wood i5e per barrel
FARINAcEous GOODS -GrIts, homluy
meal. in SSH sacks. S2o0 per barrel Of
four sacks, Scotch oats. 81 so, Friends
oats " 80: Columbia oats 81 ooGC2 10;
LARD Refined terce, compound. exc;
leaf ai,e; 50-lh cans. higher than Heroes
iolb cans sc higher; 5.lh cans &c higher:
S-lh cans lc higher.
HAMs-siandard iiaiihci picnic hans,
LIME Bulk. si.cO per barrel; coOpered,
HONEY In barrels. ooaSsc per gallon
Ia t0-lh cans. extracted, 5M6c per pound
In bulk Sale In i2.lh cans extracted
Gbe4Ic pound sections. 12TlS
MOLASSES-R ehciled. fatr. I6&nisc.
prime 2od2lc choice, 25&26c fancy new
crop syrup, s2idsac; pure new crop syrup,
CONDENSED NILK-EsgIe. 50 .Soaa. 10;
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APPLES Fancy evaporatcd, sob boxes,
We; lib cartons, &c; choice evaporateu
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. Note change
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Carload lots, T. o. b. cars from millers
dealers charge from store 56ilor more per
100 lbs ON bran, 2M3o per bushel on oats
and corn, and l00ioc per 100 lbs on huv
BRAN Fer loo lbs. 99cdS1.O0
40.
CORN No. sacked. 60G62c.
CORN CHOPS Mixed and pure, 81. 126f
Ia
OATS 3alf42c per busheI.
HAY Alfalfa, Si4.OOdi00O; choice tim.
othy, Sl600GlG.50; South Texas prairie
hay. S6Q00So0; North Texas and Territory
hay, Sl0Oolit2. so
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New York Money.

New York, June l1-NIonev m coI
s,tahE at 2&@@l4 per cent; last loan 3 per
cent Prime mercantile paper S34d4B Der
cent sterling exchange firm with actual
lor demand and .s5la6f4 S5Ss for sixtS
uuIsi posted rates 4 S66l4 S6l6 and 4 81.
commercial bills 4 s4@4 S5l4. silver GER
Mexican dollars 4S. State bonds inactjye.
s govern bonds steady railroad bonds
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New York, June 1.-THE home demand
las shown slight improvement FOR staple
cot.ol.s AID some good orders booked FOR
prints at previous prices. Export de-
mani for heevs brown cottons Tor China
continue Print cloths quiet hut prices
steady. Ginghams are generally steady
Hosiery aud underwear unchanged In prices
vita n'oatraic business doing.
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.

Current Quotations on Round Lots OF
Staple Commodities.
These quotations are revised daily and
their correctness can be relied upon. The
prices are those ruling In Houston whole.
sale markets.
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NEW oRLEANs.
Especial to The Postl

Especial to The POSI-
New Orleans. La, June ll.-lk
Orleans live stock exchange fepVlsi
supply of cattle on SALE oesi sl.r,|
fair request; market bare Of ~
and fat sheep; light inquiry
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AN ANXIOUSNESS TO SELL.
PrecipitOus Offerings Gave Wheat a
Push on Its Downward Tendency.
CORN AND OATS WEAK IN SYMPATHY
Provisions Were Active and Strong to
Begin With. but Reaction Followed
Disposition to Take Profits.

Chicago, June 1l.--Marked weakness char
acterIzed the wheat market today July
closing lIac lower July corn closed 9ia5sc
lower July oats We down, and provisions
from unchanged TO 2l5c depressed
superncialy, the figures in the govern
ment crop report presented condition to
please the bulls, but a comparison seemed
to convince both bills and oears that there
would be more wheat ia the country than
would sell around 10 and, conseq icntly,
the tap OF the gong found a host anx Gus
to SELL July wheat opened \ to " lower
ut 72A to T29s and, with the downward
course assisted by general rains IN the
Northwest and Southwest, the price de
cllned with occasional fractional reactions
to ilM1lM. The close was weak aud IN
lRc lower al IN. Receipts ~ cars.
improved corn and the weakness OF
wheat together With liberal receipts md
poor shining demand, was the bearish
combination IN the corn pit July closed
Mas lower The only desire seemed 10
he to sell. anu the weakness that devcl.
nped az the start continued TO the end Of
the session Fifiyslx loads were taken for
export Receipts sos cars
OATS were weaker with the other cereals
Trading was fairly active at times, but
the greater part of the day there was a
surplus ~ stuers Rains IN the West an
parently more than Offset the government
celpts 242 cnrS.
Provisions were uctlye and strong TO
begin With, on better prices for hogs, Int
on the advance there was disposition to
take profits ana a reaction followed but
ihlS was almost entirely overcome by buy
Ing by packers
Estinated receipts for tomorrow: wheat
% cars corn, 225 cars oats, Ito ears;
hogs "A 600 head
'lhs leading futures rangea as follows
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London Consols.

o, london June. 11-Cousols for money
at 8 77G iGN ,, a$ I:lG Bar silver steady
for short bills 2@@37 pI per ren cer Discount
months bills 27s per cent. o"'' 'nree
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Other Spot Markets.

characteristics closed steady; prices
unchanged; stock 66,554 bales
Low ord .....5M Midding .a.S
Ordinary. ....b Good mid !. SN
Good ord. .G5k Mid fair .SH
Low mid. ..7M Sales .......i ,T33
New orleans-spots closed steady; prices
lice up; stock 11T162 bales.
,Iow ord ..b Middlng ..7 1915
Ordinary. o.16 Good mid ..S ZIG
Good ord .6i4 Mid fair go. 3 II 10
Low mid ...7 1-i8 Sales ....1.2J0
New York-Spets closed quiet; prices
1.16c up; stock 1870, 435 bales.
Good ord. ..7i4 Good mid ...s%
Low mid INK Mia fair ..9 1-i6
Mlddling ..,.s SIC Sales ........510
Liverpool Spots closed easier with busi
ness moderate. sales 5000. Of which 1000
were American; speculation and export 90;
Imports 5000, Of which 700 were American.
Ordinary. .38 Middling $50. 4 1872
Good ord. ...4is Good mid $50. a 27-32
Low mid. 80 Mid fair ....,5M
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oorroN sEEp PRODUCTS.

r. o. Is. mill Texas Interior points. &c.
cording to location, Per gallon
Prime crude oil loose 24ibSd os
Prime summer yellow oil rs IA 20
Lintcrs, per pound ..... . IA 2L
Hulis, bnled ......... s5 a.
Primo cotton seed meal. $40 90 AL 90
Prime cotton seed cake. 10 rs 6f2O so
Quotations on prime cotton seed meal
and prime, cotton seed cake are for deliv.
cry a. Galveston
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HIDES AND wool.

Dry flint hides ...,...-'..'''',
Dry flint kips ,....,,,..,,' ssjerted
Dry salted hides, in sips. sssilsessted
Wet sailed hides, IN klps' So y
Sheep pelts .....''-''''.'''.
Deer skins, tlints ..-''''''.'.
Goat skins, ilints .''''''-', ~
Horse hair ...: $500; q - - mo-.
Wool. free medium, % ,ar,ks...
Wool, free fine, 5 to II AVls
BeeswaX ........''.'''' ~. ~
Prime tallow ,.'..''''''f ...a'
Glue ..,,.-...'..''' sieslv
st. Louis. June Ives az llVlss
dunn grades HIGH: llgat ssSo4lS.
fnc Sail; tub washel To- "a Issl
New York. June 11.-Hiaes
Steady. Wool Quiet
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Flour-Quict.
Whhceat-No 3 spring G6Hd69M; 40 .
421k
9nts-,No 2 2sl4; No 3 white 27aia2sy
Rye-No 5oM
mating 5i6J53
III
Timothy seed--Prime 8OOdi3.69.
Mess pork-Per hbl IA sO6ii4 81
Lard-PeF 100 lbs S.i2lb6IS 25
Short rib sides-Loose 7N5GS u.s.
Dry salted shoulders Roxed GI.6lTX
short clear sdes--BoNed 3 2TIsG1S 3Ih
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FINANCIAL BRlEFe

,oIgg Ours ;5 June ll;-Three per cent rentes
In i2'Se for the account: exchange 'en
New York, June l1.-Cleorincs eoo.o 90,
SS'' balances, $12.T14133. MSS T''-'ool'-
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nllrIER ANp Eeos'

i5M1S%; dairy $50 !, to&
0l0A9. Eggs weak ny Eggs WeiA Y
Missouri ssTS and Kansas sIcck
'1 New York June II. Egss,ssied ~
ots naclSoges. western cah'
western ungraded li@H'
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BEST STEERS ARE STEADY
MEDIUM AND COMMON KINDS APE
QUOTED A SHADE LOWER
Iwenty-sx Hundred Texans wer. so,d
" he et. Louis National Stock
Fards-conditions Elsewhere.
81 LorIs-

rs, ST. LOUIS.
Especial to The Post Reported ~, +h,. G,
LOUIS National Stock Yardsl
,. Nallonai stock Yards Ill.,, June II Tho
lesioMing sales by Texas and Tery,torv
eA,neh were reported today.
~ }. Brown. Henrietta. Texas oo7 .,
steers 40 S. Weber % p D., puunu
Texas 1853 pound steers 4 s5. 100 ps''s1'ue
steers, 50. q W, West ~, H.. hl3S pound
30 pound steers, A %. Fleming & bsSdtsi
steers al ass Texas, % 035 Mound Tevos
siee ~ - A. 40, r. A. Riddles. Chddo T ieASs
So Iiftt sisGEs' SO 995 pound steers
Srs' se5 pound steers. CO. ine9 N nannd
'TcSs' 80. g. G. Duncan Ouin5 sGdint,
etocas' sfn pound COWS q 55f idslo nn,,rsi
sold. hos -" wenty-six hundred Texaps
hhi1hls' slow and shade iowor common
"uNs' shade lower COWS ana
,Hs6 Louis, June i1.-csttle-Re.s,n,s
native sbin,1l,g 400 Texans Market steady,
= ~ NJ; dressed beef and hnts shbseIs 9.vNm
! M. ~ ~, steers under 1000 pounds ltSsS
s,,I n stt22vkefs and feeders , 756S4 as a,.4
bulls > 10 agnNda. 10; Gamers 5O675 X,
G(ii5 10. 49, leSas and Indian steers
HEoss- Receipts 100 Mar Mani Z ss5sA, 30
ers Z oosia IKE iSs ana lights 0Od6 90; pack.
Shsen 1Do,l9, butchers Is OO6i6 IL f'
on lambs. eg 1sip leoo. Markell 25c higher
sun,'iens .65Gd4 25: lambs A 5sssg oNatixe
80 %'oVaS' So stockers , eoaS 90.
KANSAS CITY.
Especial 10 The postl
rhs sos,1 Yards. Kansas City. No, Jpna ;,
Stocknen - safes were made by TEXAS
sSusS' d. s. Staple. Mathis.
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Magnolia, 81 1904 Go; Dime, ss.ooga eO;
Challenge, 81 TOd3 so. ,,,,..
OYSTERS FULL weight 4oz. S5d9oG;
lib full weight, s-oz 81 coal ~: ~
DOG, NOmo5c; lib. light weight, 55aoe'
lib light weight, SJGIgOc.
PICKl -Five-gallon kegs. 81 49, ~
gallon kegs, 81. ST. h-bbis. $500; plnts,
American style. s0@s5c; quarts, american
style, 81 3QI; h-gailon. 81 l002 %; l-gul,
ion; AMERICAN s style, 50 l0a5.2oi lsaiion
RICE Extra fancy head, 6l99t6Hc'
choice Snq5bc; fair 49sa4ltc; fancy I'M
ROPE Slsai. basis TIC; shc Manila.
llHc; nntarred lath yarn, &c. tarred. re
SALT Louisiana. coarse Soc; fine. SIC
Dds. 2S,lOs, $3.50; Co.'s, SEQ lVl3s, S2.iV'
sALT FISH Mackerei. No. I, in l0-lh
kits, a5c6fSl co; half bbls. 70'lb, No. i,
50: 70; tubs. 50. OO6l5 70.
SALMON Fancy Pillar Rock Columbia
River, 81 .9O' Castle Rock, Columbia River.
SLb9Wl.!3; Spear Alaska. Sll3i Toy 60"
1Inmhla River. S1.25; Bne Bell. Colnnnhia
SARDfNEs- American quarters, 5000
600: mustard. S3S5a400 Imported Gillette
grade, quarters. Sl1Jo; fancy sprats' quar-
STARCH standard goods Pearl, In 40lb
hCNes, 3Am4c; Royal Gloss bulk, 4hc;
Nickel. 100 packages. per box. $50 corn
slareh. 5lAc per lh. 20 and 4Olb boxes.
SUGAR Quotations are for small lots
special rates are glyen on carload orders
STANDARD graduated. 59ac; cubes aud pow
dered, Goo, Louisiana yellow parahned
fancy. 5.U0c choice 3.47lc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12
Stocks.

Following are the sales of stock and clos
Ing prices on the New York stock market.
Closing
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