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New-York tribune., 1901-08-28
For the spot cash" he pays. the Sultan OF
Turkey certainly gets in excitement many times
his moneys worth.

Turkey certainly gets in excitement many times
his moneys worth.
Complaints come from residence districts on
the east side Of Manhattan Island that slaugh-
ter houses on the waterfront managed so
carelessly as TO produce exceedingly offensive
odors. number OF years ago this matter
taken In hand by a committee of public
spirited women. and marked improvements were
brought about II may he that the time has
come for these women 10 apply themselves again
10 the task which they did we'll before. But
is not the day near when the city government
will rid this island Of such repellent industries?
This borough is developing rapidly. and every
part of II can be used TO so much advantage.
that abattoirs should not be tolerated much
longer within it's territory. They are out OF
place in densely populated.
According TO Ex-Governor Stone OF Missouri.
the free coinage of silver Is still political issue
1t will serve no doubt. as a good enough issue
for the Ex-Governor TO run on in his campaign
before the Missouri legislature for Senator
Vests seat.
Many children are killed by the trolley cars.
and many motormen are in fault But II is not
they alone who 10 be blamed. Fathers and
mothers know the perils OF the streets with
the high speed OF the big cars. When man and
ones may wander. but 1t should not be forgotten
that many boys and girls have been run over by
the troIleys in the evening hours when the
Youngsters should be under the eyes OF their
parents. After the days toll is over what ex-
curse is there for men and women who let babies
play on the cartracks?
The decision of Marquis Ito not TO visit the
United States is to be regretted. 1t would have
Ito,
men of one Of the most progressive nations in
the world.
A wild rumor that reckless Oriental agitators
who call themselves reformers trying 70
persuade Cinnamon living in America TO cut off
their queues proof that they have emanci-
pated themselves from old traditions and ancient
customs has gained some currency. If there
is any basis OF truth for this report, it is be
hoped the agitation will fail. Life in our cities
and towns is not excessively picturesque at
best. The Chinese queue cannot be spared from
our streets one of the conspicuous signs Of
our true cosmopolitansm.
The value of good roads'-to wit. macadam-
ized-was finely illustrated in Saturdays storm
in the suburbs of New-York. The ordinary dirt
roads were in many places washed and
gulleyed as to be quite impossible. while the
macadamized ones were merely washed clean.
While the rapid transit contractors in most
instances have taken pains in carrying their
work TO lessen the annoyances and discomforts
of the general public they have been careless
I'm some places in allowing stagnant water TO
accumulate in the excavations. and these murky
pools have become breeding places of mosquitoes
in countless hosts. The Board of Health should
compel the prompt drainage of these pestiferous
| puddles.
| Mr. Croker is reported in transatlantic mes
| sages as saying that he Is in hurry to come
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28

Among the passengers who will sail to-day
the steamer Friesland. Of the Red Star Line are
John S. Conner. Mr.. and Mrs ]. NJ Force. Seth
W. Johnson, jr.. DR.. and Mrs B. Sleght Paul A.
Berge. Mortimer johnson. Henry Settle and Mr..
and Mrs. l.. Vos
Among the passengers who arrived yesterday
the steamer Prins Wilem III from the West
Indies were Alfred Pelldram German Minister TO
Hayu and San Domingo and A Cohen. British
Consul-General at Port-au- Prince.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28

Mr. Croker is reported in transatlantic mes
sages as saying that he Is in no hurry to come
back In fact, if We may trust the cable. he pre-
always?
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28

According to Ex-Governor Stone OF Missouri.
the free coinage Of silver is still political Issue
1t will serve. doubt. good enough issue
for the Ex-Governor to run on in his campaign
before the Missouri legislature for Senator
Nest's seat
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28

The value of good roads''-to wit. macadam-
tzed-was finely illustrated in Saturdays storm
in the suburbs of New-York The ordinary dirt
roads were in many places washed and
gulleyed to be quite impossible. while the
macadamized ones were merely washed clean.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28

The decision of Marquis Ito not TO visit the
United States is TO be regretted. II would have
been pleasure TO greet one of the abest public
men of one of the most progressive nations in
the world.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27
+. 9 8. aeer's Cotton Letter.

:. ''PNOtHi 10 Inc fOSt.l
new Orleans, July 20. Liverpoo, ae.
chhed this morning on bulls selling on,
mar months aud heavy sales for the CON,
unent, owing 10 trade conditions ,here
peing unfavorable, causing our market 10
I ipen 70 $ points OF. subsequently react.
pronts, Tearing a buIush ChronIrls rcncr,
.vtnutrow, as the rains last night and rs.ls
report 'nV'uueu IN tner
Heavy rains occurred last night over ,ns
sintre northern section OF Texas the Ter.
~ 'o .! ano good showers in Arkansas, all
~ Wnlch were needed: also light show rs
Ia central Texas, which now is tho onir
Isrl ~ that state that Is In need Of
100 general downpour In the past week
SopInern, southwestern, Eastern and
nottnern Texas have been visited with
sD.eral and sufficient rains for the pres
ems and this feature. taking into considers
ton that the cotton belt EAST ~ Nc Ms
slssippl river has already had generous
rms puts the crop outlook favorable
should Central Texas and nortions ~
arkansas be visited with a good downpour
~ me next few days prospects would he
extremely promising. and consderln, the
neoi trade conditions abroad and absence
or spfcnlauons an advance for the mo.
ment would he difficult 10 secure; stlu h
y Wen 10 be cautious, as the critical nerlod
Is not yet passed
The visible supply Of all kinds lost las.
WN. against 5000 last year. most OF the
difference being In other kinds than AmcrI
can, but we still held s0O,nO0 more tban
last year throughout the world and Ts
look for relative decrease for the balance
o. the season, owing to general short
time last year which Is absent thls *
cept I'D Isolated localities. II. & r. Beer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27

AMMUNITION. Powder. per key. 81 90;
v Ter sSek, 81 Is; buck, 81 90, '-''
eAcoSaESItra 6 ssoT5 o, gsar 10 ,, sacks ~
ng ssAG5GiSG AND TIES Tagging. a-b
TAG: 2h.lb. Sc; Arrow ties, less than car.
load lots. from Houston, SI.2J,
s,5GsB,c per NJ No 4 fun weight basis
n, Ibd7fsc per 10 special sizes lIsc high
er: mixed. 6Md15c. 40 10 quality.
CANDLES Star, full weight, lOilc, Gran.
lie. full weight, lie; Electric Lights, Oihc
CEMESS,T..ssP6oGrtand, s2'7oaS'25 Rosen-
Ic'dFFEE1R Mo. fair sasHc: prime. GA
Nitc: choice, 9ylftyasc; Peaberry. 12AetI2isc:
Cordoya. i3c Roasted co6ees; Arbuckle's
Ari0ga bnsls lOolh eases, lize delivered:
a9d lava. Lib cans. ssc Mocha and Java
blend lh cans BIB aud Alb nails. 1Skc
cKkCKERs- b g Soda, bulk. hoIss,
6Ikc; lib cartons CSC; ginger snaps, Sc;
creams. Sc; stage pianks, &C.; cakes aAd
'u Floor Baas 4slb sacks Fancy high
pateut, S. 7Oi fancy. half patent. s. 90.
ihlrd grade, - 20; 24-lh sack. Zoe per bar.
rel higher; -four IN wood l5c per barrel
fARiNAcEous GOODS Grits, homIny
and cream meal 60 barrels. 81 90. Pearl
meal In IS ID sacks. 81 Is per barrel OF
four sacks: Scotch oats, 81 p; Friends
cats, 81 70; Columbia oats, SIS; Hawkeye
ia LARD Resned fierce compound. 7s;
leaf. a&MpNc; 5Q-lb cans, Ac higher than
Heroes: lob cans Nc higher; bib cans
ysc higher; Bib cans lc higher:
HAMS Standard iihal2ci picnic hama
LIME Bulk. $40 per barrel; coopsrsd.
'HosEx-Is barrels. sOeTse per Eailsai
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27
Chronicle Weather Reports.
(Speclafto The postO

New York, July 26-The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle says: Telcgraphc ad.
vices to us from the South this evening
indicate that rain has fallen In many dis.
tI'ctS during the week. but that over a
large part OF Texas the precipitation has
been light or there has been no rain. our
galveston correspondent stated that South
west Texas where the crop was I'm good
condition previously, has had good rains
hu' the large area which has been suffer.
Ing Tor rain for some time past has had
Is very badly needed Rains are reported
- have been beneficial In Alabama and
Mississippi, but drouth Is complained 81
IN Arkansas, Tennessee and few counties
OF Alabama. Some Improvement In the
croa is noted at points on the Atlantic. but
lice are claimed to hnve infested cotton
In the Vicinity Of Statburg. S. {.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27
STAGNATlON IN STOCKS.
The Hardening Tendency at London
Watched from New York.
OF STEEL THE ONLY FEATURE
Believed that Usual Demand on New
York for Money to Move Crops VIII
Be Missing This Year.

New York, July 20. AThcre was no indI
cation OF any change in speculative condi
lions when the stock market opened THIS
morning The dullnesS and slugglshness
was unreieved. An effort was made TO
inaugurate an upward movement. based on
show Of strength In the United States
steel stocks, which we're marked up some.
what over ! point each. The demand was
attributed 20 the London account and said
to be due 20 report there that the dis
rute underlying the strike was IN course
Of adjustment This report could not be
confirmed in New York The upward move
ment In the general list thereafter proved
abortive and was checked before IL bad
proceeded as far even as Yesterdays move
mcnt
The hardening tendency Of the London
market was watched with some Jealousy.
as the future course Of that money center
has an important bearing on the future OF
speculation here. The continuance Of dc
posits at the sub,lcasury for transfer 10
the interior Saws the illuslveness Of hopes
indulgcd Ia by some spectators that the
usual interior demand upon New York for
currency 10 move the crops viii I've missing
this year owing con1olntly TO the short crop
OF corn and the unusually large reserves
held at this time by Interior banks Much
interest attaches to the further consldera
tion whether foreign money cepters VIII
he able TO sparg' gold II demands are made
on them, when the crop export movement
begins This weeks report ~ the great
banks abroad gives promise that they will.
Yesterdays bank statement. showing a
percentage Of reserve lifted 10 above 50.
was supplemented today by the Imperial
bank Of GeTNnany's statement showing sub
stantial recupera,iou OF the already strong
position Of that Institution
Todays market was practically stagnAnt
for long Intervals and us only important
ttstnse Vac the nrmlness OF tne uhlted
talned 10 the close, though at some ~.
cession from the top price
The railroad bond market was dun and
sluggish as that of stocks. Total sales, par
value, $4,000,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27

carFiil a Richardson report the range OF
prices for the leading stocks today as fol,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27

GALVESTON CRAM MOVEMENT.
Receipts OF wheat today:
Cars.
@ Sqif Go'G ILsas ara "a ssP ma re 4
49,
IOtAl ..,.....s...-.... t...........s-ea "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27
RANK CLEARINGs.

New York, July 20 The Commcrclal.Ad.
vcltlser's London financial cablegram says:
The markets here we're hrmer today and
llquidaton seemed 20 be over, although
there were some further sales ~ Americans
on the report that little trouble rs cN-
pected AZ the next settlement, Americans
charged until the New York opening, when
stronger rivalry began With steel shares
leading on talk that the strike Is nearing a
settlement.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27
ELEVATORS A AND b.
COFFEE.

New York. July 20. --conee--spo, Ria
steady; No. invoice So Mild-ouiet:
Cordoya oGitlh. 1t was something Of a
bull day In the market for coffee futures.
were rather light, cable advices were
fully In accord with our hrmuess OF tste
yesterday and the spot market showed 10.
information caused a arm Opening here
with December 10 points up, while other
months advanced SQi0 points Values
and the trading was only moderately ac-
tive, With switchlng a feature OF the early
trading. The market was finally steady
higher. Total sales 1880 bags, incinAIug
October . Ooq5. %; November 10; De-
cember 8 .2od5, 25; March s, f0a5. IS; Msy
3. so.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27
GALYEsTON sTocH.

Total stock ...".,... 4o,e7s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27
TtsTER's WEEKLY STATEMENT.
ffeass Of Visible Supply for the Week
Was iA7.660 Rales-


Was i4I66o Bales,
n Orleans, July % Secretary Hester's
Fntht Of the worlds visible supply OF
n compared the figures of this week
ast week, last year and the year
n u shows a decrease for the week
4 closed Of $1,000 bales against de-
Y q S'1o5 last year and decrease
&-eil the year before last The total
4 Is 1902 ss7 against 2.450.547 last
\ LilS'0'5 last year and 3.143,8se
before last; n this the total Of
'can cotton is l,4o7. sS7. against .4si,-
! week ssl675 last year and 2.a5o,.
:. g before last, and Of all other kinds.
,nS Egypt Brazil India. etc. SOS.
& ". ,',n ~ hGtvn last week. $50 600 last
"a w s,tVn year before last.
VA worlds visible supply of cot
~ : decrease compared with last
II ~ f,,oh bales, an increase com.
~ last year Of 0S9. 1872 and n dc.
VmPafed with wear before last ~
= worlds visible supply. as above.
y" sncst ard held In Greet,
,,sln, continental Europe Las. pln
49, i.vn last wear and / .92T 600
~ ~ nst' 10 Egvpt 5000. against
n, year and 5000 year before
"a '1 w asLNo, against o0O, 600 last
t.i,.s "b year before last. and in
+ ~. stntes ai6,0oO. against oO0 600
| anu $4,000 year before last
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27
FAW COTTON SPECULATION.
'0s Experienced a Busy Day il
an IRREGULAR Market

VIZ eS9erienoed a Busy Day in
an Irregular Market
TN July 20 The cotton marke,
Wan In tone with prlces nm.
Z Z points lower and excited ana
IN, -.ar curing the session. Through.
'oItnoon the room contingent was
~ frequently changed its att.
= dominated by confusing move.
r.,s near months. The latter
Nj ~. sfnsationallv weak. With mt
4 a. under sheer absence ~ sun.
b nssIIracter, later advancing o5
kmos.u q some 10000 Angnst M.
.,ior.- Ased local holders ~ INC ,nw
No. 2 general effort was made
N rorrr,n.s settling with the only
&rsp NJ, py pit shorts. denrassed
p ins 80 At the low nnlnt =
tahlss T. W points was apparent.
nerr rs,- we're surprisingly weak.
a pnd MN reports came from ire
NJ s,Nfslcrn helts Not nrtu a.
n va tIpped IN 725 and generated
TIT support of anv account
'lnhed ~ came In the afternoon
4Ftrp rirettS much so 10 the close
2sfa.. ,ssty sensitive Ia the ~ a 49,.
operations and rapidly al.
- /, 9r the day as a whole va.
"a sHoon Any weeks. estimated nv
'onrht X 70 $4,000 bales Tbe
ri Va, arc freely on the unt,,rr
JannsS,u rfd as mnderate INV.
vas ~, the last half hotr
lowe, eady with prices net , ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27
New York Money.

New York, July 26-Money on call steady
NJ ea2s per cent; last loan ~ per cent;
prime mercantile paper 4ls@5 per cent;
sterling exchange steady with actual bust.
ness IN bankers bills at 4.sTM for demand
and OF 4SiMd4 $40 for sixty days posted
rates 4.s66t3. sSia; commercial bills ASA;
bar silver 5Sgs; Mexican dollars iBA gov
eminent bonds hrm; railroad bonds lrfegu'
lar; state bonds inactive.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27

DRUGS AND CITDMIcAT,s.

Quinlne, 4JGI41c per ounce bottle; NOR
phins, S240q26O per onncei cocalnc. So q
per ounce; boraH, she per pound ia 100.
castor oil, $50 per gallon Ia b-gallon
packages; epson salts, 1915 per hundred
In barrels; alcohol S270a3oo per gallon
sulphur S265 per luU IN barrels; alum
elac per pound 10 barrels; saltpeter, &c per
pound 10 barrels' tamphor. l0c; wood alco
mol, 500, gum opium, 50 IS: powdered
opium, 1886 carbolc acld IO6i2e per
pound IN bottles3 calcium carbide, IS ~
per hundred, delivered Texas common rail-.
way points.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27

p ilnge Of prices AT New York aud
orleans for the active months WIS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27

Chicago, July 90. Seattle Receipts 1900,
inc,uding 525 Texans; market generally
steady. good To prime steers 5,3jlI60n;
Uoor 70 medium 5.O0d635; stockers and
feeders :. 406f4.30; cows 2.7Jd4.JO; heifers
40: calves 3OOd3 Is: Texas steers 3,OOd
$50 Hogs Receipts 1900; good hogs are
steady; bulk 5 10 10 cents lower; mixed and
butchers 565d6.0S; good 70 choice heavy
s pOf78i Is. rough heavy S,S0n5 80; light
8 1913 9S; hulk ~ sales :, S0d5 05 sheep
Receipts 400: market slow; lambs 10 10
IL cents lower: good to choice wethers
4 snIf4 los: fair to choice mixed 3.2S63 70;
Western sheep 2 25Gi40o. yearllngs 4,OMf
4 %; native lambs 3.OOGi435 Western lambs
1. 4Osi5 80; official receipts and shipments
fnr YESTERDAY Receipts 1895:
bors az $40: sheen 2o44 Shipments-Cattle
SSS5; hogs 1885; sheep lo'lo5.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27

Kansas City, No. July 26,-Cattle Re.
ceipts 1900 natives 200 Texans so calNes:
10 lOc higher, Iexans steady, others T. a
25c slower: choice export and dr. ssed beef
steers 1.50d5S0; fair TO gcoi A., a ~;
led steers 1 4o9I5 50. western rang, 81 era
3. OOa475: Texans and indians 20OD4 %;
Texas COWS 2UyH3 10; native cows 40di
425; hcifers 25on4.7j; Gamers 1.5oa2.S5;
Receipts 1850; market sc lower; heavy
baOa6l0; mixed packers 5.Wn530: hight
b.35dS.75; pigs B.5ON5.30. Sheep-Recelp 8
1850: market steady. lambs 4OuN6,OO: wcth.
ere 3.TSd4.oO; ewes 22563 90; Western
rarge sheen 3.25dS 50; stockers 1.b(n2JO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27

be Weather bureau reported the follow.
lfsvy rains: Prescott Ark, t.a2;
fEefe, O. T., 1874 Anitc. la, LOO
lntdrla, La, 10 Shriver. la. 25J;
seAti' Miss, go, Fort Worth. Texas,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27
GRAIN AND HAY.

Carload lots, T. o. b. cars from mllicrs.
dealers charge from store 5GiOc more per
i0o lbs on bran, 2d ic per hushel on oats
and corn. and 10Q15c per 100 lbs on nav
BRAN Per 100 lbs, S5cdSt o.
WHEAT SHORTS Per 100 lbs, 81 O5a
1 20
CORN. No. . sacked, 6saT5c.
CORN cHOPS-AIixed and pure. 81 15at
40
OATS Per bu6beI 45L,GfaTi5c
IAY-Alfaifa. $40. 504ii5. 90; choice tim
othy, s1T O00fi9 30; South Texas prairie
bsy. f6.0Gap0O: North Texas and Terri.
tory hay. S11.OOdi4Oo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27
New York Dry Goods.

New York, July &c The market has
again been quiet Ia all lines Of cotton
goods but the staple and fancy varieties
show prices steadily maintained here. Print
cloths were dull but unchanged, Demand
Tor mems wear woolens and worsted for
spring liberal. Linens are very Arm. but
only limited demand reported BurlapS
In limited demand and prices favor buyers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27

London. July 20 --Consos for money an
the account g3. bar silver 30 IS 16d re
ounce: money 26i2h per cent; short bill
"a per cent? three months bills 21sG=5
per cent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27
fOTTON STILL WEAKER.
farther Rains and Lack Of Bull Sup
port Caused Decline.
,,w AUGUST NOTICES CIRCULATED
,.,, az Many as 10000 Were Out.
s''' There Was General Desire
10 Close Out.

rsrs several features OF interest
!. Yesterdays session Of the cotton mar
y prices declined further through lack
~ !, I'M support, and as result OF con
= VI aims. Liverpool being 3 to 4'64d
un- man Thursday, New York ? 20 II
~. sra New Orleans ] to under tue
..,sslpr day. Spots were also ahcc c !
800 extent. the close showing loss
\. -. in New orleans and Galveston
"a 1,S2d at Liverpool
.Ar,css from New York were to the ef-
~, nouldotion was resumed as soon
w Ne opening call was made ana that
Y Wy rss general desire TO close out
|IaeN NJ nrice. July broke II points
go onening and declines were at once
't.Dss,t In Tho other positions. August
Esafss we're issued In large NUMBERS anu,
4 y nsnrse insisted Ia the dow inward movf-
~ W. II VAS said that Seidenburg's no
E,ss we're mainly In evidence.
n. worlds visible supply statement was
A, toIloNs: American l,407,SsT, against
k,s15 in 1000 and 2,359,Ss in 1900; 9th
A,as $4,000 against $1,000 in 1900 and
gaoon IN 1899; total 2,3p2, ss7, against
4 ,sSTs In 1900 and 3,l4S,3sG In 1899.
4 variations during week; American, dc.
Mas 1860. against ~ 90 IN I,Vp ana
|ttUn against 26,OOO In 1900 ana 300
&,essose In 1879 total decrease 1iI &c
&Ynd ss.T05 10 1900 and 1891 de-
sttse 10 1899.
Tss movement at twenty-nlae interior
fsp' N'' Receipts. shipments stocks
NJ week .......l3,b15 31,4f5 lTS,uOS
0lAk week last ,-o 49,,
;ss N wsss n i isSs 6.o5S 1891 iIsoGs
New York house wired at noon
fteuldailon was resumed on a large scale,
In opening transactions being greater
H. for some months Gene al anxiety
+ H. manifested 10 close ont regardless ot
lEire. IHly broke II points at tie open
IN and the general list q To ~ points.
I'm feature was the issue Of August mo-
80 IN lrrge quantities, some canning
"a hIgh SIS 4U,OO0. a figure which m or
M not have been near the actual, AL all
8&lBiS this had q very depressing effect
LA the general market suuple thereby.
&Hdy weather news slowed rains AT sc
tNl Texas stations. with showers ildi-
64lsd for East Texas Contlu nnl ling
HE Liverpool Leading comm ssion
trsfs sold the first hour and hears we're
tt fol control. New England advice
3.fre bcsrish and indicated determin q
"a BY spnners to hold blck for lower
8jcH Worth, Good rains are repor cd up
&# Slnia Fe as fir MS Panls Vdllej.
SNqea all night at Ardmors and stlll
fSs
E3he Weather bureau reported tho follow.
W hsw rains: Prescott Ark, ti2;
#EMe o. T., 1874, Amitc. La, 100,
HIM trla, La, 10, ShHver. La. 90;
seAes Miss, go Fort Worth. Texas,
ne ilngc Of prices at Now York aud
Orleans for the active months WIS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27
DnIED rRuIrs ANn Nurs.

APPLES Fancy eyaporated, bOlb boxes
8lAc; lib cartons fci choice eyapogated,
dhc,
APRiCOTs For 10, loose, Toe.
CtTRON In lOlb boxes 1Sc
CURRANTS-in hhls, 1896 23.ib boxes
cleaned. bulk. lAc; lib cartons I6c.
DATES-l'lb packages, 10ci Goih boxes,
lSc
PEACHES Choice new stock, sac.
RAISINS california, 3crown, H. T..
boxes. 500: u hoxes l.. j.. ReislUs, 65fiTBc;
2.crowu l.. M raislns, 80 ID hnxes, sGfslc;
3.crown l. NJ. talsns, Bolb boxes Sc.
PRuNES-Ca lifogniA. 60.G0s, Sc. OO70s
Zoe, TO0S0s DC sO-OOs, bJ9c; g11OOs, Sc
NUTS Braztt, lac per 10 hlberts, Sicily,
iAc; walnuts llQi6c; peanuts fancy hand
picked, 5Mm8c, No . 4g,GiJc: Jumbo 5ihI
&c almonds, 1aragon1, iSc per 10 In sacks
Italian chcstnuts Zoe; pOcans, selected
Toe; large l2di5c: medium, 7Msc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27

9n'et The nrst call showed a decline Of
Inc oih.sr On august and 70 s points ON
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27
sAN ANGELO NnTES.

San Angelo. Texas, July 2j.-W. T..
Cavley left today for the Territory 70 ship
500 or 600 head Of steers to the Kansas
city market. On his return he will ship
some grass fat cows 10 Dallas or 1T. Louis,
having made some purchases here from
surdry parties at S1T per head
Fred Beck, a butcher, bought a bunch Of
fat cows from the Kelly ranch on l.ipan ut
$1T and SIS per head.
A. Evans shipped a carload Of horses
to East Texas.
The local horse market Is quite lively,
huylug being briskly engaged in by repre-
sentatiyes OF both the United states and
ritish governments Prices paid range
from $50 upward. the buyers having be
como more particular In requirements and
raisers more eNactlne In prices.