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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-19
STOCK MARKET ERRATIC.
Securities Affected by Northern Pa
cific Settlement Were Unsettled.
UNION PACIFIC MADE BuOYANT ADVANCE
Demand for II Was Apparently Unsuitable
and Large Blocks Were Sold-Ma-
npulation Was Palpable.

New York, July 1s.-Specuative tudg-
ment on todays stock market was unset
tied and inconclusive under the influence
Of erratlc gyrations Of Union Pacific st.
paul and. 10 a lesser extent. other railways
Immediately affected by the Northern Pa
ciic settlement announced late yesterday.
The influence of that announcement was
dominant at the opening Of the stock mar
ket as was shown by the congested buying
Of stocks Of the railroads affected and o.
the steel stocks The simultaneous pur-
chases Of Union Pacific at the opening wcr"
1000 shares at 1884, to 1914. compared With
1G2sI last night and Of st. Paul 400 sha -
at 1851 to 16j, compared with 163A last
night. United statos Steel was also dealt
IN to the extent of 10000 shares, varv.ng
in prices from 40is to Az, compared with
4O9s last night. The price Of this stock at
the opening was the highest Of the day.
and it was under pressure through the
mutations Of the market getting down rear.
ly a point under last night and c,"s'ns at
a fractional net loss.
The whole market felt the effect ahno';
Immediately Of enormous realizing sales.
The successive declines suggested the Goa
clusion that inside elements which bought
profts The belief prevailed in the boa /
that large capitalists who supported the
market Monday and Tuesday. taking pra,
tically all offerings Of leading stocks We're
Tightening their load. taking advantage #
the effect OF the Northern Pacihc settle
uent to reduce their holdings The :aiher
paipable manlpuI9tion OF the ma-1et and
the circulation of vague fntlmatiols ioat
further disclosures we're coming uf aG u.
tionaI ARRANGEMENTS under the Nurthrln
Pacific settlement added TO this lmprcs
utp Dut Oh faaffa anst4
coming that the announcement Il the
Norfhern Pacific sefflement was timed
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Little Rock.--Cotton in Arkansas IN very
bad shape. Can only mako poor crop,
even nader future favorable conditions
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NEW YORK COTTON.
Market FIuctuated Actively and Closed
Unchanged 70 Up.

Market Fluctuated Actively and Closed
Unchanged 10 5 Up.
New York, July 1s.--The cotton market
opened steady with prices ] point lower
10 points higher and during the rest Of
the morning worked steadily upward With
July at one time taking the lead The
January option seemed 20 he in favor at
first with new investors and reached
position 5 points over October which II
maintained TO the close. on the upturn
Liverpool, the South, Wall street and the
West bought the late months with con.
hdence, as did the more prominent room
bulls. The cables were much irmer than
expected and the crop news from the cot
ton belt was Enthusiastically bullsh The
arst wave OF buying carried July 10 $50,
August up 70 100 October TO T.S3 and
January to T.S7. The noon bids reflected
q very firm feeling with prices net s 10 II
points over last nights closing prices The
official weather chart indicated light and
few showers west OF Georgia. hut more
States. The forecast for tonight and to
morrow pointed 90 a repetition OF these
conditions for tonight and tomorrow. Fol,
lowing close upon this information re.
ports OF private origin showing less favor.
able conditions were sent In. But early
in the afternoon there was a sharp break
under profit taking by the room traders en-.
gagged In at time when outside support
was particularly slack. Prices went on
rapidly, with the new crop months show
Ing special weakness Later there was q
reactionary change. but near the close ru
NOR had IL that rains were falling in
Texas, which led 10 hasty liquidation OF
early purchases. Trading was actl 70
fho,irh public speculation was not Yea
tnre The close WAS easy with prices mel
unchanged TO 3 points lower.
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Hillsboro. Farmer In today suys cotton
last few days turning yellow aud shedding
forms and leaves
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AMMUNITION.-Pow per keg, 81 90:
blasting powder, 81 IS per key; drop shot,
pcg sack 81 70 buck, 81 %.
BACON Extra short clear, In sacks Oib
Q95sc; regulars, Toe; boxed, Nc higher; bel.
lies lOi5diOStC,
BAGGiNG AND TIES Baggtng, 2lb.
7i3c; 2A-lh, Sc; Arrow ties, less than car
load lots, from Houston. 81 %.
CANDY Stick, wrapped basis -. No. 2.
6i2go3sc per 10 No, l. inll weight. basis
er: mixed. 6l3Ml5c as 90 quality
CANDLES Star, full weight. 1Oi4c; Gran.
ite full Weight lie; Electric Lights, 0ibc.
dale, 81 75G2 90.
COFFEE Rio, fair, SdsHe; prime. GA
ahe; choice, 9}2al9S,c; Pcaberry 12M@i2iac:
Cordova he, Roasted coffees. Arbuckie's
Ariosa, basis lOOlb cases. ilisc delivered
Apex, 1880; Lion, lie; Gold Seal Mocha
aud Java, lib cans, Csc; Mocha and Java
CRACKERs-A X c Soda, bulk bu1es,
esAc; lib cartons. e&ei gtager snaps. Sci
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO

Chicago, July Seattle Receipts Saoo
Including $50 Texans Market active and
Is t. - cents higher. Good to prime
steers ; 40d6 20. poot to medium $50
Q. 20; stCCRers and feeders 3Gd4 80, COWS
2 Iu@4. %; helfers ? 3j04 80; cRnuers 500
, 80; bulls > OGd4 40: calves z. 75GfI 90:
Texas steers g. 5dl 50 Hogs-Receipts
26,OOO; strong to shade higher Mixed and
butchers .70d6 90; good to choice heavy
5.HOtd6. 10: light ; 65d5 90. Sheep-Re-
ceipts 5000. Market steady: good TO choice
wethers 3 90d4 so; fair 10 choice mixed
3 5O@3 90; Western sheep 8 5Od4 90: yeat
llngs 4.Wd4: rs; native lambs 3 25fr4 SO,
Western lambs 8. 75n5 90.
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CORN AND OATS HIGHER.
Weather Was the Factor Which
Caused Them TO Advance.
WHEAT, HOWEVER, CLOSED LOWER
Reports Of Beneficial Rains Had De-
pressing Effect on Prioes-Feel-
inc Was Nervous.

Chicago, July 1s.-Corn and oats, In
fuenced by the weather, led an advance
which held wheat steady today. corn clos
Ing * cents higher; oats 1hG1B up
and wheat * lower for September delly-
cry. Provisions closed unchanged TO Ia
cents higher.
Early reports OF interest 10 corn traders
gave the Impression that last nights rains
were more liberal than was afterwards
thought to be the case, and in consequence
sufficient corn was offered to depress the
price from * TO q. There was steady
country demand, however, and a rally from
5OGt50As, the opening figures. to SIS, en-
sued. Proht-aking caused fractional
setback but sentiment was gradually be-
coming decidedly bullsh on numerous dam
age clalms, which came In a Hood from
the corn belt. Finally, the impression be-
came general that the rains last night
had been little better than local showers
In scattered districts and a rush OF buying
sent September to 81 The close soon after
was strong. rs over yesterday at 519s. Re
ceiptS were DIT cars.
Outs were strong and active, advancing
with scarcely set back throughout the
Day. the corn, strength was. Of course. a
help, but in the main the advance was
due TO continued hnying accounts, appa-
rcntly confirming reports of a short crop
Receipts were a. cars. September sold
between 3lA and 33H and closed 1Adl%s
higher at 33d33M
Reports Of beneficial rains in the wheat
zone remained an influence In the wheat
market throughout the session. its greatest
potency being at the opening, when Sep
tcmber sold from X 20 * lower at 61lz
10 61%. Buying largely for the South
west caused q rally to 6Ss early, but In
sympathy with weakness In the markets
of the Northwest, a further decline to
ga followed. Later damage claims from
the spring wheat Territory, the strength Of
the coarse grains and heavy export sales
resulted in O rally to 6SH and the close
was firm, X lower, M Gsik The market
was not a large one and feeling was netv-
Gus under conflicting weather reports
Exporters reported eighty loads taken Sea.
board cle3rauces In wheat and -four were
equal 10 $1,000 bushels. while primary re.
cepts were $4,000 bushels compared with
hlUuO bushels "a year ngo. Local receipts
were 23l cars l0J Of contract grade MIN
neapols and Duluth reported 2l3 cars re-
ccved against DO last week and 234 the
corresponding day a year ago
Provisions were dull, huctu1tlng mar
rowly but holding steady In sympathy with
corn and on higher prices at the yards
September pork closed Tlac higher at
1921; September lard with a like nd
vance at SOS, and September ribs IN
changed nj $50.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
4o3 cars; corn loo cars; oats 50 cars; hogs
5000 head
the leading futures ranged as follows:
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago. July Is -Bntter-Flrm: cream
cry 1919; dairy lSd16, Cheese arm, al4a
1O9. Eggs-Steady; fresh l2di2i5
Kansas City, July 1s.- Eggs Weak: fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock ~
New York, jelly lS-Eggs Receipts 1860
packages. Market steady; State ana
PENNSYLVANIA 1917. Western candled i2G
10; Western uncandled S312l5
81. Louis, July rs Poultry Dull; chick.
ems Ga; springs 10; turkeys s; springs rs;
ducks .; springs 6; geese 81 springs 4ki5
buiter-St eady; creamery 16dl2Ola; daIry
iA4ia Eggs-stsadyi nearby ii South.
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RETTER FEELINe N spoTs.
TheaAnprovenent in Liverpool Situation
Hclped New Orleans Market

Helped New Orleans Mafket.
New Orleans, July 1s.-There is a better
feeling In the spot cotton market today
among both buyers and factors as the re-
suit OF the material Improvement in the
situation at Liverpool While there has
been this Improvement in sentiment, how
es.r the volume OF trading has not been
enlarged 70 any considerable extent. Buy
fhelr frading and pull hard for every pos
abe advantage, closing for desired lists
only under pressure ana In mat manner
.,o,fio3s. sales 700 bales, including 90 to
sfrive Quotations unchauS r.
49, Snsrket for contracts, interest seem
insax bsing conferred almost exclusively In
@h$ 41etober aud December positions Sen
ssizssn 4 Ak Liverpool was notably stronger.
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COFFEE.

New York. July 1s.-cofree Rio DUH,
No. invoice $50. Mid quiet; cordova SlIei
12lA The market for futures opened steady.
unchanged and the closing was dull NET
unchanged. Foreign market news quiet,
Brazil receipts were fully up TO pfedic
tons, spot demand was Inactive and orders
from any quarter were scarce. Total sales
were but 1000 bags. October 4 Db: Deem
her h.1b; June a.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, July 1s.-Cattle-Receipts
1900 natives, 100 Texans and 500 caivts:
market strong 10 lOa20c higher; choice ex-
fair to good 4.75a5.4O; stockers and feed.
ers 2,gFd425 Western fed steers 3.1sa
h;8o; Texas and indian steers 3.S5Si4. 40;
Z 6gqS.29; native cows 2.75d42 %: helfers
? -1M4.I5; Gamers 17Jd2 10: bulls 2.5Oa
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II. & 8. Beers Cotton Letter.
lsnol.InI 70 The POT


New Orleans. fuiy S.--Liscrpool I'm
proved again today on Texas cables re-
porting drouth continuing causing our
market to open 4 to points up, subse-
quently advancing 5 to further on the
weather map showing no rain west OF the
Mississippi river. but losing the entire Inn
provement and 70 G besides in the after
noon on good rains In North Louisiana and
Mississippi. kilograms from Dallas and
Pine BLUM advising cloudy weather with
light showers In the nelghborhood added TO
the weakness in the latter part % the Sos
sion. There Is nothing new to report on
the situation. IL Is purely a weather mar
ket with feverish conditions
The entire section west Of the river,
With the exception of South Texas, which
bad heavy rains last week. Is In need OF
a good dOwnpour, and until that occurs but
little decline can be expected, while a
continuation Of drouth there Is liable TO
lead to firm or advancing markets.
H. a. b. Beer.
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ST. Louis. July lS.-Cattle-R ecelyts d
including 700 Texans; market strag
200 higher. native shipping and IN
steers 5.OOd5.6O. dressed beef and 81
cIs steers 4.jOdj 80: steers uais
pounds 3 60d4 IS. stockerS and IN
:. 5Od3. %. COWS aud helfers 2.0Odli0, d
nerS 1.2jd2 10; bulls 2.5Od325; Teas {
indian steers 5000 4 %; cows and h'Il
strong: pigs and lights 5.T0d5sD pass
4. 7Od5 s.; butchers 5.S5d605 Shtpi
ceipts POO: market quiet native nari
,. JtGi3.OO. lambs 325djQ0 cals 4
bucks 2.O0d3.UO: storkers l.SlG2tD
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.Quinine, 45d41c per ounce bottle; NOR
phlne, S2.40a2.Go per ounce; cocaine, 81. %
per ounce, boraN, SEC per pound in 100
castor oil S1,2O per gallon In 5-gallon
packages; epson salts, SO rs per hundred
In barrels; alcohol, 81 IOd3.OO per gallon;
sulphur, S2.65 per 100 in barrels alum
2i5c per pound la barrels; saltpeter, Tc per
pound In barrels; CAmphor, zoe wood aico-
hol, 500; gum opium, 1885; powdered
pound in hotties; calcium carbide. * 20
per hundred, delivered Texas common RAN.
way points
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BANK CLEARINGs.


View IOrk, July lS.-ItP C0mmcrclal I'D
vprtlser's London financial cahlegram says
The stock market today was rather more
cheerful on the sharp recovery Of Ameri
can shares which came strong over night
They were bought by London. which is
rather short Tho market eased of about
noon hv liquidation In conscI ien'C Of two
small failures Chicago. Milwaukee and
81. Paul led. but london did little
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Grain and Provisions Elsewhere.

New York July 1S.-Whoat-R Receipts
$4,000 exports 100, 500 Spot hrmcr; 80.
red 1914 T. O b. atoat and 7i4 elevator;
No. i Northern T62, T. o. b, ahoat No /
hard 81 f. o. b. atoat. Options firm
Kansas City. July Wheat-July 6tlA:
September 627s6d3; December 6jls; cash
No. hard 62lsM63 No. red G}d63N,
No. ? spring 6l32 CoEn-Jniy ooA9ooi9;
. mixed S4lad56: No. white 5Gd5T Oats
No. white 4Oi4d4. Receipts Wheat
las. 500; corn 21,600, oats 1900. shipments
Wheat us, 400; corn Gi,OOO; oats 5000
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~ Ynrk Mnneu

New York July 1s-Money on call easier
st 2Iad8la per cent, last loan 3 per cent
Sterling exchange arm. with actual bnsl
ness in bankers bills at 4s7H for demand
and at 4.S4l9G4 s4As for sixty days: posted
rates S5l5 aud ass; commercial bills
4.S3hd4.S4N. Bar silver $50; Mexican dol
lars 46ai Government bonds steady. State
bonds inactive: railroad bonds lrrcgnlar
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Carload lots, T. o. b. cars from mlllers
dealers charge from store 5dloc more pee
100 lbs on bran, ease per hushe on oats
and corn, and lO6l5c per 100 lbs on hay
BRAN Per 100 lbs. S5c6St 90.
WHEAT SHORTS-Per 100 lbs, 81 05d
CORN No. sacked, 6SdT5c
CORN CHOPS Mixed and pure. 81 1Ba
1.4O.
OATS Per bushel 45lkd4Ti5c
hay Alfalfa. SIP 5OGii4. 30: choice tim
othy, s17000i05 so; South Texas prairie
hay, S60Q@bOo; North Texas and Terri
tory hay. S1l .0oal4O0.
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

London, July 1s.-Bar silver quiet, 267sd
per ounce.
Paris, July 1s-Three per cent rentes 1907
zoe for the account; exchange on London
psf 1Sc for checks
London. July 1s.--Consos for money aud
the account 92l3.
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corIoN SGD pRo0UC :

f. O. b. mill, Texas interior Pe' ii
cording TO location QUIZ 4
Prime Grade oil, loose SO i
Prime summer yellow OH
Linters, per pound $3.50 N al
So
Hulls, baled ...........;.''< con 40 " 4
Prime cotton seed meal.''siiSS Egi|
Prime cotton seed cake. ,l ~ = ed 4
Quotations on prime e9Ho s,s d III
and prime cotton seed CAKE az
cry at Galveston.
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New York Dry Goods.

New York. July 1s.-Dry goods-In all
departments the market has been quiet
today, but reports from out Of town lndi-
cate more business doing. Sellers are not
endcavoring TO force business and prices In
both staple and fancy cOttons are steady.
Print cloths unchanged; dull The Ameri-
can Wooden company viii open It's new
llght weight piece dyes for spring next
Monday.
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the advance In that market covering 232d
New Orleai n stood. on irst call. at an
advance 81 > 20 points on all months
save September. which was / point down,
and worked M 70 s points more. but
gradually declined thereafter until the
close when all positions showed net
loss on the day of TO points.
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100; calves 2.50d5.25. Hogs-RecIp,l
900; market 5dlac higher. hesy Il
J9ih; light 5.35dJ.10; pigs liTi
Shcep-Receipts $3.50. sheep stead. h,
Zoe lower: lambs 4j0d5.0O, wethss It
80: yearlings 3.506l42j; stock st.ep
I3.7j.
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HOUSTON WHoLEsALE PRICES.

Current Quotations on Round Lots Of
Staple Commodities.
These quotations are revised daily and
their correctness can he relied upon The
prices are those ruling IN Houston whole.
sale markets.
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SUGAR.

. New orleans. July ls- Su!,s Y.
open kettle 8 3-16@4; open res Sils
fugal 3JSd4lk. centrifugal ,ioissse--p
4 a-l6; seconds 2Ad3S' AV'S
GAIA.
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GALVESTON.
HIDES AND WOOL.

Dry dint hides ........''.''''''''
pry sailed hides, In klps, seles,sda
Wet sailed hides, In klps, selec''' D,
sheep pelts .,..,......'''''''''.'''...,,.
Deer skins, tllnts ........''''''''''''p
Goat skins, rints ....''''''''''''i.'f
Horse hair ...:..'.'', :, 20
Wool. free n edlum, 10 i 81
months free from pGrrs,.,,bs NJ
Wool, free fine, S TO u months NJ
BeeswpN .......''-.'.'''' 81:
Prime tallow ..'''''.'''''''.,...s
Glue ............''''
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METALS.

New York. July 1s.-It We
81. 6Od2S. 80: lake copper qIMn,f ISs
ter dull. 3,9O@S.95; LEAD uu''
iron warrants dull.
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Daily interior Movement.
CorlparatiVe So Markets.
DNTTlT 1Tll4- WI - %
+, Galyesston.-spots. closed firm. prices IN

Galvcston-Spots closed firm, prices IN
changed stock $3.50 bales
Low ord. ....57s Middllnr .....S4
Ordinary. .....65 Good mia ..S7s
Gauj ord. ~ Sid fair .....EN
Low mid .....7Ts Sales .3B2
New OTleans-Spots closed steady, prices
unchanged, stock 9i,OJ2 bales
Low rd......5 9l8 Mdding ....S&
Good ora &c 1915 Mid fair 30
Low mid .....1& Sales ........S0O
New York Spots closed quiet prices I'M
changed; stock 1913 bales.
Good ort.....7 T-lB Good mid....,S 1910
Low mid......S 1-l6 Mid fair ....eH
MildinR. Sales ........22
Liverpool Spots closed hrmer business
mcoerate. prices 1-l6i mp; sales 700 bales,
az which $50 were American; speculation
and export 800 bales Imports 5000 bales,
OF which AGO were American.
O-tlnlry.. 1919 Nnddllng ,...4 81
Good ord......4 SO Good mid. "A 2a32
Low mid. 7-l6 Mid fair 800 5-32
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PRODUCE.


pound.
.BEANS-Imported navy beans, $50
3Ac, Bayou 3isc English dried, Sc; pnks,
$He; Lima. GH@7c: black eyes, 4lgc,
Michigan navy none; California navy,
6-2c, snaps, SlOu per bushel; wax 81 80
per hus1el Dutch Lima, &c.
BUTIER-Bluc Star. 20d2lc; dairy, 1Sd
Ice Elgiu creamery, 22d23c; oleomargcrnle
dairy prints, lie, Lincoln solids, 10l5ld1 G;
prints. llalll4c; Monkeys special. l5c;
CRYSTAL Gem and Country rolls. 18c;
Empre state special, lac; IDEAL 1Obc;
Texas bricks 15al9C.
CABBAGE 2c per pound.
u LE>E-W Wisconsin fun cream rolls,
l1r: Wisconsin full cream daisies, 13G14c;
Wisconsin half cream, 12hd13c
EGGS-kuusas l5dl6c; Texas cold stor-
GPe, 15c
. go.
uNIoNS-s5a0Oc per busheI.
PEPPER CHILE 14d15c per ID; black
Singapore. Toe.
PQTlAToEs New, s1.2oa15o per bushel.
POULTkG-ChiCkens. hens coed, s.. 25lp
2. 20 trvars, large 81 25G2 So. broIers,
81. 5Odil 50; cocks, large, old, 81 50; ducks,
large, 81 3O13OO; geese, full feathered
S325@4o0; turkeys, hens, S4.5OdG so; tur.
KEYS gobbleUs S6,O9G7.0u
IOMATOES-Per crate, 7JctdS1 90
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oyERHIsBR- oyERALL.o@.E.nr5nI':s,, J.
July 17.-Engineer l.. {, vs snS Mis 4
Houston and Texas Centra I've ss ,I,sn't
Ellis Overall Of this CITY w tclst
the First Baptist church neiS
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NEW YORK ENCHANGr-

TTTIT9 7 NJ u TT1I y
Reicnsmarks. CONNER
cial, 60 days ........ 943t 9f&
Bankers go DAYS - s4la-& 4 S+ia
Commercial, so DAYS 4 saw SAX
Snirners ............ A s3& S3a
Francs. commercial Gn
days ..............'5.l 1888 5.19}
Less 1-16.
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stocks.

Following are tine sales OF stocks ana
closing prices on the New York stock mar
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APPLES Fancy evaporated. 5olb boxes.
Che; lib cartons, 7c choice eyaporated,
&C.
APRlCoTS--Per To- loose, lOc
CITRON-In 1O-b boxes t3u
.CuRRANTS-Iu bills. 13i5c; 25-lb boxes
cleaned. bulk, dc lib cartons, 1Jc.
pArES-l-lh packages, 10c; 6O.lb boxes
lSc
PEACHES--Chctrc new stock sac.
RAISINS-Cali 3-crowu l.. L..
boxes, 500. i-rpxcS 1. J.. Raislps 6j5fT5c:
crown L, NJ raiSins, 50-lb boxes S1Lsl Q (;
3crown l. NJ. iaisinS 5O.b boxes, Sc
PRUNES-Cu California, 5O-6os, Sc; GO-7Os
Too 70dS0s sc; sO-9os 5lsc: 9O1O0s. &c.
loo: walnuts l4a15c; peanuts fancy hand
picked. 5AN6r, No .. 4%d5c; Jumbo 5l46l
SC, almonds, ToragonA, iSc per 10 In sacks
loc; large, l24l5o; medium, Ease
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AIPLES--Texas. per peck 30G40c; can.
fornia, 4O-lb boxes So. 25d2 30.
tANTALOUPES- Crate, judS5c
~ NuNS-Messlnas, 81 CnG6 90
NANGES-Naleuca lates So 50; Medi.
terrancan sweets, So -. Budded SO 90;
paper rinds St Michaels SO 25
PEACHES Fancy Albertas four basket
crates, SjcMSl 90. clears 7jc: A-bushei
boxes. 5od60c; fancy cings, 4-basket crates,
1lMa1c; pccks, 35n45c
PEARS s.. 25M2.i5
PlNEAPPLES- Grated. per dozen. 81 OOlH
] %; per crate, 81 5005 90
PLUMS-Per peck, Wild Goose, 35G45c:
Kelsey, 40G50c; California, Somoni. Sl.75
a. 90
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-19
Houston Daily Statement
Housten Comparative staiement.

Gross receipts thus fer this week. 1883
Cross receipts 800 days this season 2,394 665
Gross receipts 800 days 1sg0-19O0. ! 1881
Gross receipts 800 days 1S9S-lS90. p. 1872 963
Houston Railroad Receipts.
Following are the receipts OF cotton by
the various railroads entering the city:
Bales
Houston and Texas Central ...... %
International and Great Northern ....133
Galveston, Harrisburg and san AM. 10
Houston East and West Texas ...,.... 8
Missouri, Kansas ana Texas ........ 50
Iotdl --.-...,...--.....---. - -0j
Houston Spots,
Houston-Closed quiet prices unchanged;
stock II q75