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Will Not he Expelled.

Philadelphia, Dec. 2o.-As result of a vote taken by all the unions in this country of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America, P. J. Mcclure. former general secretary treasurer of the Brotherhood who was some time ago temporarily suspended for alleged irregularities in his ac- counts, will not be expelled from the or ganization McGuire Is under indict- ment on the charge of being $1O, GOO short in his accounts.
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sTA1IN' New Haven Transportation Go.
DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAY.

DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAY.
 Steamer JOHN u. STARlN, Captain Me. Pier, foot of Brown street, at lO16 D. m.. Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Steamer GLEN ISLAND. Captain Thompson. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. The North River, Ut p. III. Mondays, Wednes. days and Fridays; the GLEN ISLAND Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Fare 75 cents; Excursion Tickets $1.26. State rooms, $1.00.
 Tickets ard staterooms for sale at ]. B. Judson's, S56 Chapel street; Peck 6 Bish. the depot on arrival of Hartford train and from corner of Chapel and Church streets every half hour, commencing at 8:30 fr rn.
 Through freight rates given and biflc ofi lading to all points West, South, and South. west. c. Fl. FISHER, Agent. Order your freight via Starin Line.
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The report as appears from it's text, is solely that of Judge Advocate Gen eral Lemly and Solicitor Hanna, and, as such it was laid before Secretary Long. The secretary said this afternon that he would not act upon the report to- day. He added that he also would withhold action to-day on the other matters pending connected with this is sue, namely Admiral Sampson's ap peal, and Admiral Schley's request to be allowed to be heard by argument on this appeal, and the findings of the court of inquiry itself. There was an intimation that all of these matters would receive attention tomorrow and would be finally disposed of, as far as the department is concerned.
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New Haven Steamboat Line, For New York. the South,
 and Waef

STEAMER CHESTER w. CHAPIN,
 in commission.
 Leaves New Haven 2:15 a. m. daily ex. cept Monday; due New York about 700 a. n
 Passengers may go on board at New IIa. ven any time after 1000 ?. m.
 Returning, boat leaves New York 4:30 D. about 300 p. m. Boat arrives and departs from Belle Dock. New Haven, and Pier 25, D. R., foot of Peck Slip, New York.
 Tickets and all information at office of Bishop X Co.,, 703-705 Chapel street; W. F. Morgan. Agent, Belle Dock, and at Purser's Office on Steamer. noO
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GARDNER WHIPS cARTEp

San Francisco, Dec. 20.-George Gard ner, of Lowell, Mass, and "Kid'' Car ter, of Brooklyn N. Y., met tonight at Mechanics pavilion under the auspices of the San Francisco Athletic club in what was announced as a contest for the middleweight championship of the world, Gardner clearly established his right to the title by knocking out Car ter in the eighth round
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Gen. Algcr So meyvhnt Better.

Detroit, Mich, Dec. 20--It was an- nounced tonight at General R. A. AL gers residence that the generals con- dition was somewhat better, that a consultation of attending physicians VII be held tomorrow to determine upon the necessity of an operation.
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APPRAISER WAKEMAN REMOVED

Washington, Dec. 20.-It was an nounced at the White house this after noon that the president has removed Appraiser Wakeman, of New York on the recommendation of Secretary Gage. It was also announced that George Whitehead, late collector of cust oms of
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Porto Rico had been appointed to suc- ceed him. No further announcement was made. Secretary Gage declined to make public MT. Wakemans letter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-04
~. & 8. Beers Circular.

New Orleans, May 3.--The weakness In
liverpool was caused by the excessively
heavy movement and free offerings from
America. Our market responded by open
ing to @ points lower. declining sub
sequenty on the large interior receipts
and weekly in sight figures, coupled 10
the easlness Of spots. shorts covering.
however, prevented any further recession,
the final figures showing net loss OF y
points on old crop months and on the
new. The amount brought into sight for
the week was $4,000 against 5000 last
year aud the total marketed to date es.
cepds last year by 79SOOo. The interior
town receipts for the week were four ana
a hslf times larger than last year
and they now hold stock Of 458.0O0 bales,
against 2O4.OO0 hales last year. Tne
visible supply OF American during the week
gained 5000 relatively over last year.
whereas the total Of all kinds increased
a6OO0 propor;ionafely and is s37.OOD Ia
excess q last year to date The i n.s.
under last wear and, Judging from the
poor textile adylces received from all eoun-
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Shorts Surrounded Phillips, the Bull Leader
and Almost Begged for Corn.
FLUIT UATIUNS WEEE Tf05T vTOLETvT IN Yf.1TT5.
Prices Dropped to So Cents When Phillips Let Out
100000 Bushels, but Recovered on His
Refusal to Sell Below 81.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Chicago May "a mari
o. board uade today
and
who's
to get
~ higher .
Q
repeatedly called
q e a
oud hid
aud bid
He said the quantity sms
[ .
bushe The action
o
without had
Phillips
to
. higher
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MARCH LEVEL NEARLY REACHED.
Opening Was Easy and Lower with SEN
timent Radically 6earish.

Opening Was Easy and Lower with Sen
timent Radically 6earish.
New York May Section declined today
10 nearly the level reached in March, July
selling of to IT'S and other near months
proportionatey, Sentiment was radically
beaIish and aside from the local flurrles
OF profit taking by the pit contingent the
market was not supported throughout the
session. The opening was easy. with prices
. to 10 points lower, in sympathy with a
serious break In Liverpool. Selling orders
flom abroad led to selling FOR both ac-
counts hv the loo II interests soon after
wc kcd lower. Estimates for an lin sight"
this week IT 1l5,OO0 bales, OF nearly double
the amount reported for the same week
last year. proved to be the chief factor In
lower markets here and abroad
In addition to the above figures. shorts
were encouraged by large receipts Mt all
ports. splendid weather in the Central and
Eastern belts, forecast for rains In the
South. easier spot markets South and pre-
q ctions for an Increased movement BY
Monday a net decline at all points was
apparent. Early In the afternoon official
estimates for continued large receipts with
al insight report Of $4,000 bales caused
renewed selling for both accounts There
WAS little recuperative energy manifested
later In the session, though light spurts Of
buylug for profits by the scalplns contin.
z NJ served to stifen prices Il point or two.
CLOSED nervous but steady, with prices net
= To ID points lower.
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Chronicles Weather Reports.

New YORK. NAY 81 Inc ConimcrcIai anu
Financial Chronicle says: Our advlces by
telegraph from the South this evening In.
dictate that dry weather has prevailed in
most sections during the week and from a
number OF points, particularly In Alabama.
Mississippi, Texas. Arkansas ana SCUM
Carolina, there are complaints that moist.
urc is needed. The temperature has been
advised that the dry hot DAYS anu cool
nights are rctardlng growth over the cen.
trail and eastern portions Of the State.
Our Montgomery correspondent says that
the outlook is Improving and fhnt rain IA
badly needed f~Om other districts Of Al
ALBANIA poor stands are reported and scare.
ity " seed is referred to. Rcpanting
is In progress
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COFFEE.

New York May 3-Cofee Spot Rio dull;
No. invoice so Mid, duh. Cordoba
shMl21a. Futures opened steady M de.
cline of points under light selling for
both accounts, brought out by larger Bra
ruling of European markets. Following the
call there was further decline of points
under liquidation and some spot selling,
Speculation was dull throughout the day,
the total sales reaching G0O0 bags Closed
quiet net 10 points lower. June 40; Au-
gust SEQ; September 3. 60Gt5 90; October
5.70; December 5.S5d3. 90: March Cos.
Estimates for large receipts In Brazil dur.
ing the month Of May and a smaller world =
visible supply decrease for May than ex-
pectcd 90, l65 bags) helped 10 unCzrmine
the market
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TRADE NOTES.

Texas grown fruit is rapidly dsplacing
that imported from without the state
Strawberries are taking the place Of
oranges and bananas TO great extent anl
In the course of few weeks, when TeNas
peaches viii be ripe, oranges and bananas
viii become strictly luxury, the weather
by that time becoming too hot 10 permit
handling, especially bananas,
Quotations for oranges are already up
Doc Navels, which are the only kind on
the market, selling yesterday at S2.7j@
800 per box. Prices for bananas are un.
changed.
Strawberries were plentiful and at the
morning sales brought $50 TO 500 per
crate for the best Noonan aud Excelsior
brands, while the lower grades sold at
81 ana %.
fancy California bringing S2.75@3O0 ana
Mcsslnas $3.0O0i3.T5.
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COTTON CONTINUES WEAK
Heavy Offerings by the South Cause
Further Declines.
FUTURES Off THREE TO TEN POINTS
Official Quotations for Spots Were lie
Lower at Liverpool and All Amer
lean Exchanges.

Absence OF foreign demand, heavy orer.
ings of good grades by Southern holders
and a large movement into sight caused an
additional slump in cotton yesterday.
Liverpool opened slightly down, and the
bears on the other side took the lead and
hammered prices, causing a loss at the
close OF from TO iia.6iths for futures
and 1-16 on spots.
Futures at New Orleans opened points
lower for May points for June and Ssf
points on for July. In the absence OF
support and on the gradually growing con
ylcton that prices are still too high. the
market eased off still further the close
showing prices 3 TO 10 points below Thurs
days closing quotations.
Practically the same tale Is to be told
Of the movement Of prices Mt New York,
the opening showing losses of TO 10 points
on the previous days close.
Spots at Liverpool closed easier with a
limited demand. prices 1l6 lower New
York. New Orleans. Galveston and IIous-
ton all followed suit aud were officially
quoted as l16 lower The sales of the
day We're small. those Mt the four markets
above mentioned being: New York 81,
New orleans $3.50 of which 240o were
spot and 500 to arrive; Galveston 2692 ana
Houston 6SS bales
Estimated receipts for today are 1900
TO 1000 at New Orleans against 1919 last
year and 1000 the year before and at
Houston 300 to 5000, against l62 last year
and 1105 In 1899.
Prices ha active months raupNd as
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Prices for the active months ranged as
follows at New York and New Orleans:
RULED WEAK AND LOVER.
Large Movement into Sight Results In
Slumps at Home and Abroad.

Cargill Richardson say;
Cotton ruled weak ana lower again today
under liberal offerings from the South of
good grades and continued heavy move.
mcnt No especial weakness in tho for
cign markets was due from the action Of
our markets yesterday, but they took the
initiative and hammered prices down, clos
Ing 4 to 4Ih64ths lower on contracts and
] Is on spots New York opened . TO u
points lower, hut support was lacking AMI
prices continued to ease with but slight
reactions. closing . 10 l3 lower, New Or
leans closed 3 to 10 lower. Spats l.lG
down New York. Now Orleans Galveston
and Houston The bull ranks appear TO
be somewhat demornlized, and there Is de-
sire on the part of spot holders 10 liqui-
date, which without an adequate demand
from abroad causes the weakness. The
amount brought into sight for the week
was considerably heavier than anticpaiel,
same being 1l2,515, against dl.22u last
year, and 90,013 the year before. The
total amount brought into sight to date
is Q, 415.90a which Is GA ahead Of the
movement al this time last wear. a prom
inent New YORK. operator who was a liD-
eral buyer on several occasions during mo
recent bulgps In the market was reported
a heavy seller July today Our New York
correspondents wired: "Our Liverpool
friends cablc spot market dull; nobody
Inclined protect tenders causes general
weakness. Liverpool is due TO be
down tomorrow.
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Wisconsin hair cream, 12bdl3c.
EGGS Texas, 106i1lc.
. 60.
ONIONS 4ibc.
s. PEPPER Chile. 1i@l5c per ID; hack
Singapore IJl5c
POTATOES California and Colorado, IS
US1c per huShcl.
POUI TRY Chickens, hens. good S25lNf
I. %; flyers, 81 5o6{a. % broilcrs 81 aodl
Ia: cocks large, old, $500; ducks large
81, 2A@3 70; geese, full feathercd, 81 505g
600; turkeys, hons SO 00iS. 90, turkeys,
eohhlers, SaV@lo.50; turkeys, young, S5UO
6f6 90
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nnrGs Am cnrMlcA1s

Qunine. 45@47c per ounce bottle; NOR.
phne, S2.3a6t2.55 per ounce; cocaine Sl,2l
per ounce; borax SIZE per pound in 100.
pound packages; copperas, S1i0 In barrels,
packages, EPSON salts S1.71 per hundred
IN barrels; alcohol S270@300 per gallon;
sulphur, SECS, per 100 In barrels; alum
pound in barrels; cdmphor, zoe; wood alec
hot, S100 gum opium $780, powdered
opium, $500; carboNr acid, lOffl2c per
pound I'm bottles: calcium carbide, 50 -
PEI cwt., delivered Texas common railway
points
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago, May SHUTTER Dull creamery
1910; dairy 11M16 Cheese 9Ma1l. Eggs
1lh.
New York, May 3. Eggs Receipts H.
packings t2hm13la storage Western 13&
ali; Southern llMi2.
ST. Louis, May B-Poultry steady;
geese SGi5 Butter Dun: creamery 1919;
dairy i2d15. Eggs-Slower, IL, rcpacked
and eases Included.
Kansas CITY. May 3.--Eggs- Weak: fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock lUA, cases re-
turned,
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INFLUENcEp eY LIVERPOOL
New Orleans Spots and Futures Opened
End Closed Lower.

End Closed Lower.
New orleans, May 3.-The market for
cottons was again quiet and easy during
the day. Liverpool stil holds "a the down
grade and there is, In consequence. little eli.
fort made on this side 10 secure mill
stocks at current values. Sales today $3.50
bales. including 500 hales to arrive. ono.
tatlons reduced lie. Trading was fairly
good for contracts. July and August re-
ceived the major share Of attention. hut
the other months were also dealt In In
huenccd hv the decline In Liverpool this
mark { opened > to o points lower After
luctustinC during the dav / tn z points.
the market closed S 10 10 points lower on
thc near and 3 TO lower on either po.
sitions.
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CRAM AND nay.

Carload lots e. o. b. cars from mllcrs,
dealers charge from store oWinc more per
l00 Hos on hr1u 26t3c per bushel on oats
aud corn, md l0Wi1c per loo lbs on hay.
BRAN-Per 100 lbs. 81 GOAL 03.
WHEAT SHORTS Per 100 lbs, $l050
ITO.
CORN-No sacked. G0m6lc.
CORN CHOrS-MlScd aud pure, 81 lOf1
1.13.
OATS 206fi2c per bushel
HAY Alfalfa l35O@1I0O: choice tim.
othy S1uoUGilG.J0, South Texas prairie
hay S60OMS 0o North Texas aud Territory
hay, $1000Ml250
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BIG CEREAL COMBINATION.
Ten Large Northwestern Concerns Con-
soIdate to Broaden Their Field

Chicago, May 3-The Chronicle says:
The Great Western Cereal company, the
organization of which was contemplated
two months ago Is now IL active existence,
In the pool are included ten OF tie large
cereal concerns Of the Northwest Al
though the new corporation claims not 10
antagonizc the American Cereal trust. II
ls nevertheless planning To establish
branches la European cities, where the old
trust now have branches
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tries. the deficiency will continue TO no IN.
creastl throughout the year. This factor
Indicated for the balance IL the season
and the unusually favorable planning
weather prevalent for the last two weeks
nave all superinduced nervousness amongst
article. therefore the probabilities arc 10
uidatlon will be brought about and fur.
Their decline In values he established, rs
pecially as the tendency is to Increase crop
estimates. III. q b. Beer,
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HEAVY STAPLES.

AMMUNITION Powder, per key, $500;
blasting. powder, $l65 per kcg; drop shot.
per sack, 81 40 buck, $40.
BACON Extra short clear In sacks. 9SllG
loci regulars. i0hc; boxed, &c higher bel
BAGGiSG AND TIES Tagging 2lb
7%c; 2l,lb slic Arrow ties. less Than car.
load lots from Houston, Sl40.
CANDY Stick wrapped, basis "a, 6E,69
csc per lh No. /, full weight, basis u,
7Ea7l5c per 10; special sizes l3c higher.
CANDLES star fun weight, lo4c;
Granite, full weight, lie; Electric Lights,
cement Portland. s275a82o; Boscn.
dale, 81 10000.
cOFFEE- Rio, fnlr; s9,@9c; prime Gb.5
doy,a 18c Roasted cofrees: ArPncklc's
Apex 129Qe; Lion. 12c,,
CRAckERS-A G soda, bulk, boxes,
GjAc lib cartons, G%ic ginger snaps Sc;
creams, Sc; stage planks, Sc; cakes and
FLou'R Basis Ssh sacks: Fancy nigh
third grade. $3.50; "a Ia sack, Zoe per bar.
rel higher -four In wood l5c per bnrrcl
fARNlcAcEoUs GooDs-Grits, homlny
and cream meal In barrels SD Pearl
meal, In 8s-lb sacks, $500 per barrel of
tonr sacks; Scotch oats, $3.50: Friends
Hawkeye oats. 81 0Oa2 10.
card Refined tIerce, compound, 0hc;
loaf 0Ac sob cans, higher than tlcrces
10lb cans &c higher; o-b cans &c higher
3-lh cans 1c higher
HAMS Standard, l1Gl1&c; picnic hams,
LiME-BuIR, sioo per barrel, coopered,
HONEY In hnrrela Goa75c per gallon;
in PBgiES sale: IN lib ems ems extrscted,
,@7e;. pound - lions. l2mlac. ,,.,,.,s.
MOLASSES- Rcboiled, fair, 1GAulSc;
prime, 20M2ic; choice. 25M20c; fancy new
crop syrup, 32@3Sc; pure new crop syrup,
: CONDENSED Eagle, SO. 75a7oo;
Magnolia, Siloal;9o; Dime, $3.1o@5bo'
OYSTERS l.lb full weight. l.oz s5a9Osi
2b w weight So nSt $igo ht ~ G5a,, oD
S 9-H1 Hg2 %:Irht ' s5 E9t weight o'@'o'
piCKLEsN Five gallon kegs. Sl.45; 10
gallon kegs, S2.s5; kbhls 500; pinls,
st1e ssG y' s5me 2al1s Ame sa
Hexagon $5.75.
choice 5d5lc; fair, l&@4l4c; fancy iu
RoPE@S3i hSh basis 7lG. shc; Manila.
129hc; nntarred lath yarn, Sc; tarred, 7Ac.
hbls,, 2s-l0s, $3.50; 6o-5s $500; ioo'3s, $40;
SALT FISH Mackergl, No. !, in lolp
kits. 95c0SlO0, half bhls 70-lb, No |.
SALMON Fancy pillar Rock Columbia
River, $50; Castle Ro3E, columbia River,
81 boil sisi. spear Aiushdt SlsiDt Joy 90
lumbla River, Si25, Blue Bell Columbia
River S1.1O.
ADMINISTRATION quarters. 50 7.G6
6 co: mustard, SO s563O0; Imported Gillette
grade. quarters, S1l.50; fancy sprats, quar-
tiers. 500.
STARCH STANDARD goods: Pearl, IN f0-lh
boxes; s3&q4c; Royal Gloss bulk. -;
starch. Size per 10. ~ and 40lb boxes
SUGAR-Qu Quotations are for small lots
Special rates are given on carload orders
STANDARD graduated 595c; cuhes and pow
dered, 620c Louisiana yellow armed
fancy, 560c; choice : 47l2c
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SUGAR.

New Orleans. May Sugar quiet; open
kettle 3-166f3 1916; open kettle centrlfu.
Sail.
New York May 3.--Sugar- Raw stronger;
fair refining 3A0i3 1916; centrifugal Do test
strong aud higher; No. 6 .00 No. Z 30:
No 4. so; No o 4. rs: No. 10 4 10; No. IL
G5; No Il 40. No. 13 4 60; No, l4
6.Q5: standard A 5.53; confectionery 5.75;
mold IA $50: cut loaf 6n5. crushed 200
powdered o IS; graduated 5,55; cubes $50
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.
0. B. mill. Texas Interior points, ac-

u. o. B. mill. Texas Interior points, ac-
cording 70 location: Per gallon.
Prime crude oil, loose.... q ~ ~
Prime summer yellow oil. 30 ~ 81
Llnters, per pound 2S@ IA
Hulis, baied ......-..... 81 ~
Prime cotton seed meal. ..sl9 so go oQ
Prime cotton seed cake... 10 50 u20 90
Quotations on prime cotton seed meal
and prime cotton seed cake are for deiiy-
cry al Galveston. .
New York. May 8.-Cotton seed oil dulii
prime yellow 81.
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BANANAS. ~ 71H2O0 per bunch, packed.
LDMONS--Ca California. extra fancy, e2.TjGi
g. 90. Mcsslnas, S3.O003.75
RANGES-Nayels, S2Tjm3OO.
WBHRlNES Per crate; Noonnu
and Excelsior, $t50@2,o0; pale, weak stock
81. GOAL %.
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Houston Railroad Receipts.

Following are the receipts of cotton by
the various railroads entering the city:
Bales
Houston and Texas Central - nSS
International and Great Northern Liz
Galveston Harrisburg end san An. l3r
Houston East ana West Texas .... 65d
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe . DOL
Missouri, Kansas and Texas ....,. 452
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ondon Financial CahIe.

New York May 3.-The Commercial Adj
vertlser's London financial cablegram SAYS;
The activity and chcerfulness which have
~ evailed in the markets here for some
time were continued today. In the words
Of the brokers, Americans were first; the
rest nowhere" Indeed. trading was moth
ing less than frantic from start TO finish.
The oscillations of the prices were of the
most violent character with heavy waves
Of proht-takng succeeded by equally heavy
movements New York took hand in max.
irg the mad seesaw swing, but In the
street this support vanished suddenly and
sharp. collapse ensued During the day
or the board, Atchison spurted from S7#
to 92jE. finishing In the street AT S3l4. Den
VeI and Rio Grande went from iSia1 $685.
Ma9s. Baltimore aud OHIO froml i31SM l2lm
liGlA Chicago Milwaukee and st. Paul
from i7si2 10 1sSdlS5 Union Paclhcs were
heavy all day. The market opinion here
Is that Fries Readings and Southerns are
the only railroad stocks left TO take in
hand Steel shares relapSed on profit TAX
ing They were dealt In today In Amster-
dam for the FIRST time. Grand Trunks
wpre buovant Call money and bills We're
steady There was large repayments 70
the Rank of England. Paris exchange
was shade harder than yesterday The
shinmcnts Of gold from America to Lon,
don WAS a surprise. II was feared that
they would be diverted TO Paris.
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Difference. 8.4os ls,2oi 571,o52 49,.
HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Current Quotations on Round Lots OF
Staple Commodities.

These quotations are revised daily aud
their correctness can be relied upon. me
prices are those ruling In Houston whole
sale markets.
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nRlrn NUTS AM NUTS.

APPLES Fancy evapoiated J0lp boxes,
Ghc; lib cartons Tc. choice eyapOrHted, 6e.
APElCOTS Per H. loose. zoe
CUBRANTS- In bhls, 13lsr 2llb boxes,
cleaned. bulk lie. M cartons. lie.
DATES l-lh packages, 100; cob boxes.
70
FIGS California, i2iAc; imported, $50
lSc
TEACHES Choice new stock, Sue.
boxes, $500: Hlb H. l. raisins, G5GiT5c;
. crown L. N. ralsns cob boxes, Sdsilc'
3.crowu H. NJ rnlsius, 30 III boxes Sc
PR MES California, sObus. Nc 6O.7Oc,
73c: 30 soc &c, SO00s, $40; DolO0s, &c.
NUTS Brazil &c per n ilhcrts. Sicily;
llc walupts, llml5c' peanuts, fancy hn9d
picked, GMdi@c; No. . 1NtJlAci almonds,
rarngona 1Sc IN I'm sacks lfalian chest.
nuts. Zoe, pocan-, selected. Zoe; large l2@
Zoe; medium. GMTc.
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kansns CITY, Nay 3--Whent~-MMy jug
.Juiv 0T5kf87s,: cash No. hard 71isn72;
10. red 77b. corn--Mav 42lss6i42ss; July
s2ik: cash No. . mixed 423sef43: No, 2 white
436i44H Oats--Sfrong; No. . White 30el
3Oli Receipts-Wheat 64,Sp0: corn SiupDi
oats 1900 Shipments wheat 70.4o0;
cfrn As 500; oats 5000.
New Orleans. May 3.--Hog products nrm.
Pork--Standard mess 1475 Lard Refined