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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-08
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Conflicting Weather and Crop Reports
Had Effect.
JULY WHEAT WAS FURTHER WEAKENED
Corn and Oats We're Slightly Improved
Provisions Were Firm, tho Whole
List Being Helped by Lard.

Chicago, June T,--Conalcting weather
ana crop reports exerted weakening IN.
tucuee on the wheat market today. July
wheat closed iefli. lower: July corn I,das
higher, July cats We improved aud proyl.
sions from unchanged to sM above yes.
terday's close.
AZ the beginning Of tedays session IN
the wheat plt shorts were frightened nv
reports Of snow and frost IN the North.
west. II Was said great damage had been
done 10 AL crops and under the hurry 10
cover dnly opened Y 10 " higher at 7ssA
TO fSA. The commission houses lot out
an abundant supply and the price aa.
fanoed 10 1ih with only fractional reac.
uonA This upward movement was helped
by the announcement thas the condition
Of the wheat crop In Kansas was 81. a
railing on OF II, About mld.ecsslon, how
ever, came SHOWS crop report, saving
that the decrease Ia Kansas 10 NIissony1
ana elsewhere has becn Offset by Improved
conditions In other States. notably Can.
seniae a sSpmasts w ana t a sgESsss y AZ
81 tNo,pNun bushels IA the United Stated
S SeasSd 4 change Of feeling anlsgg the
INTO buying early became anxious sellers
aud decline 70 T2% resulted. 4 feeling
90 lislrust la the accuracy OF the bear
reports soon crept into the market and
orders to buy became plentiful the oxecu.
nQn thereof causing a rally to T3hsrT3k
me close was easy and iSaih lower. re
Inc corn market was dull, hut nrm on
colder weather nnd possible decrease In
The corn belt Receipts $50 cara
oats were strong aud active and closed
higher ON 9ulllsh private crop reports ana
good speculative demand. Receipts 2Oi
cars
Provisions were arm The good demand
Tor lard helped the whole list carly Ia
the day, but later Il depression was
caused nv realizing sales
Estimated receipts tomorrow. Wheat 30
II, 600 head.
Toe lcadpg guturcs ranged as follows:
ArlIclNA- Onun HIM ElA...
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4. q 3. Sock "a cotton go,

~ Nf''HN 70 ihe foSt9
Ne" orleans, June 7-lAverpool Was
atasn better than expected this mornlne
ano our market opened 4 TO points M,
was very steady ali day. closing AZ an
ADVANCE Of to 0 from last night.
ine Improvement abroad was due prIn.
elpaliy 10 tho expectation that the weekly
,MSsi,tner report 81 the Chronicle would be
d Sunlasn ana ne fear that recent rains had
uuv ,ne some damage; this feature was also
instrumental this afternoon In eausigs mn ar
chases az late months F''
s,Spot cottons were quoted Y higher. mid.
snh,e now cents, sales about 5000 ON the
spgs ana TO arrive. The twenty nine I'M
lsI ir towns received 80 30 the past week
S sin snipped $500 against l3,IT, ana ".
t tsS lust year respectively. stocks now s52.
w against l33,2s7 last year.
The rainfall Tor the past Neck was an tho
from the following, 49, Nv '''N
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Comparative Cotton Statement.

New York, June 7.--Comparntlve cotton
statement for tho week ending Friday,
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FRoNlcLE's ACREAGE REPORT.
Increase for the Whole South
Placed at sos.

A.
.S'A June The Financial Chron.
'un9te Of the cotton acreage for
sea' year has just been published.
'asr q d'oo per cent for the whole
!" exported, The department OF
" ~ us statement OF MAY 81 re.
j. 'uvifase OF S.3i. On the same
~ journal Of Commerce and com.
4 euNeun issued its special estI-
~ per cent increase. Both the
o., estniate and that Of the Jour
8csSsls 'sfee and Commercial Bulletin
Il rs s'psMely below the trade esti.
-en often hgured about n 7 per
q psr cent. ''SeS as Hisp
s'es statement in part fol.
n 4. '.se aud condition fgures pro.
Ia s''er part Of May and the drst
s,s s1ae this year are subject 70 the
~, larger corrections later in
n Pfst asR usual, This is due to two
1lld ohs Int this crop Is no doubt a
4 lion ". indeed, for the whole cot,
*fr aias. pylieye It averages among
pa IA al ~ terminating we have
his s,ssscviui second. the rainfall.
MIG iaeQ much OF The seed hIth'
II We ma, hlnt, Is very recent ma
y rains now Pronounce the results
y nay az extremely beneficial. later
that eonoI,s US In some measure to
. - "ttf4gp puf f,s
ssi eafiy mat Increase Is not as
Ssisp$diieed would be Inc case s eep mn
IA sns this more modara+o H.
has hsege than In lAOOl enough
|uep ~ planted to make nm en6r.
fRahle. 1 the conditions conId he
p II % the spring. simmer and
cent 49, and 1898. And nrohabiy
10 ths land has been nut nnder
4 " The sonth this wear than In
y rslseS yrs mentioned and vet the
n Years - already said. In each
a ~ s ABOUT II 100000 bales.
ever n 90 re averaged In 1897
1000 acseoV 'itD acres and Is now.
ke eonij,ye u Is easy to see that.
va u fhis OF development. the
hiie. "0Slia he Weld n sav
'hg ~ we sum 10 IN The h~ief he
'siys e sse conclusions with tespect
81 lhsssss4itlons 81 plant. etc, 10
4 vas ,s,tsatlons have led ia. The
sstion AZ - ~ year quite generally M
Il 10 e,i shiafging cotton area. But
Mal dIree OF any radical ten
sections. bisetion except In the
re for ,1ehee the net percentage
.ali a. yr .Ae whole county is only
.ltfrentars as Ia 1900.
N Aertaee " lnePAase and the es.
f% 1901 In each State
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THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS
FAIR BUSINESS M TEXAS CATTLE AT
EAST ST. LOUIS.
Eight Hundred Head We're Sold in a
Strong Market--kansas City
Stock Yard Sales.

ST. LOUIS.
especial to The Post. Reported by the st..
Lonls National stock Yardsl
Nstlonal stock Yards III, June THE
following sales by Texas and Territory
stockmen were reported today:
Fleming & Davidson, summit, I. r.,
calves. each SIS; 500 pound heifers and
IT'S pound cows, 3 %; L. J. Fuchs, Rogers
Texas. a64 pound steers, 4 80; Thornton
estate. Fiofesyllle. Texas. $40 and 62s
pound steers, ABS; r. s. Hutton, wagoner
/. r.. 5ls pound yesrlings 4.2s: rrutxon
Davidson. cotulls. Texas. e3l pound steers
20; j. ~. Dobie, cotnlia, Texas. Sls
peund cows. 81; Els pound steers, 4 30.
Eight hundred Texas sold, strong.
81. Louis. June 7-.Cattle.- Receipts 1000;
steady native shipping and export steers
. i16fd. 60; dressed beef and butchers
steers sous IS steers under 1000 pounds
400f5 90 stockers and feeders 2 T5id4. IS:
cow and heifers , O0ds 81. canners Il Tslei
-: bulls 3 25a4 J0 Texas and Indian
steers .. 5ou5 20i COWS and heifers 2.55G
Receipts $500; steady; pigs and
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HEAVY gTAPLEs.

AAaiUNITIoN. Powder. per keg 81 90;
blasting powder. 81 65 per Reg; drop shot,
per sack 81 AZ: buck. 81 70.
BACOS-Eztrs short clear. ~ sacks, Slt
6i85Lc: regulars 8s4c; boxed, hc higher
BA1.GiNif ASD TIES Begging 2,ih Tisc;
az ID Sc: Arrow ties, less than carload lots.
from Houston 81 25.
CANDN-suck. wrapped, basis "a. ga
69le per 10: No l. full weight basis "a,
Tilafsc per 10; special sizes " higher
CANDLES-Staf. full weight iOHf;
Granite. full weight, liei Electric Lights.
lttEMBNT- Portland. 81 Isas Isl Rosea-
dale, 81. 7a6i2 %.
9Ac. choice, 9t.an7sc; Poaberry, f2itNiZlsc:
Cordoya. lac Roasted eonees; AFbuekie 4
Arlosa, basis i0O-lb cases, 12c delivered.
Apex, ~ soc: Lion. lie.
cRACKERS-A B G SODA, bulk. boxes,
6sse: lib cartons. exc giageF snaps, 81;
fEondE-hssIs ssls ,ssss; Tapsy Ass
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s.. l@lIs Grain and Provisions.

ST. Lonia June Wheat-No . red
cash 70N Duly 6sN September BI|sa6S,
No. hard T2Mg73A. Corn No. cash
a.; July fiMMiiA September 42X oats
No cash 20 July 2t7s September 2GJ5
No white 8l6r3l5 Pork stehdy' jos
bling 10 rs Lard-dfigher 8 22t; Flour
Easier. quet patents 3 bOa3 "a, extra
i,I ana strsights y lgaiS 2o clear 20
meal STEADY. = 80 Bran. nnli weak
sacked enst track 6S. Hsy--steady; pral.
RE o %; timothy - Odi3 - Whisky
steady. l27. Iron cotton ties, io5 bag
cling uA@7. Hemp Irvine ., Dry salt
meats Boxed, strong extra shorts 2 i2lq;
clenr ribs y SIN; clear sides s 20. Bacon
Boxed, strong; extra shorts . no: clear
Ribs 81 i2is clear Sides 0,25. Receipts
Flour 1000; wheat 25,O00 corn sto0O; oats
5000 Shipments Flour 600, wheat ~,
600 corn 5000; oats 5000.
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ihnesn.nessee 70 per cent 40 o.,
siTin ~ territory ia per cent? ss5'fyS
MIssa',illisa w per centl ....... S35 y,
'iissouri q per cent ,..,...,. 9e1se
Total
,rlnls compilation shows that WIN '"'' W
,,.noSc,.ease compared with moo ~ sos ~
eorlt, me total acreage reaches * sse XIX,
i,rsss IN 1901, against 24,62j,o4l acres n \,
WI w1th regard to maturity, cultivation ~,
toilnnnst.!son the conclusions reached are ny, n.y.
~ In maturity there Ia no dn.ht ~.
NJ, VII rt,,op rs late one--even later ana ,ara
Nmiiue,y backward than that which nrn sioIs
sfatn. tnere are, complaints from many
n''.es that drouth and wet weather esnh
~ turn and low Temperature ali thro,,b
I painting season, have hindered WEI
MN aelnNed termination ~
plon, .qlI''yatlon Is satisfactory where The
Ring out. Recent heavy rains havs NH III,
nvtilis IN inc grass In some sections hvs
WIN clearing weather work Is heine ~ ~ ~
uusly prosecuted Fertilizers have hec.s
mere ,eAtfns.vely used 'e"
o. condition Is far below the average
~ MS time. There Is no dopbt tbst
me plant VIII need succession of fa WOW.
heaithy condition. anu
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Houston spots closed steady and the
quotations we're advanced Nc, though the
receipts continue heavy with 10 immediate
prospect OF falling on. Galveston was ad.
vanced Lie.
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HOUSTON DAILY POST. SATURDAY MORNING JUNE 100,

I n -, evening Indicate that rain has fo,ic,
lions so ~ 1 ,sd 80, during me week IN pof
49,. iual1a the rainfall Is rcpSrted ~ haes
n ~ , sS.esslve and complaints are fnads
ar l Dseps are grassy, From carelinas and
hote iha; the precipitstInr AIs,ses 81
io eSn.eT and modefdte IN some iessiitIas
t.,rr temperature at night and scarcity ~
lhnor are complained ~ ~" "N"N'R VI
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nav oRLEANs coTToN SITUATION.
Factors Are Still Holding Out for Better
Priees--Futures Advanced.

New Orleans, La. June Upwards Of
lloo hales Of Z. o. h. and 100 Of spot cot
ton changed hands In the local market
after the closing hours yesterday. To-day
BUYERS are moving among sample rooms
freely but the assortment offering Is poor
and. as factors are stlll shading their
asking prices above the quoted level, the
purehasing element shows an inelnaIiea
~ hold On sales Including those made
after The clos.Gg yesterday, $3.50 bales ~
Guiding 255O 10 arrive. Quotations ad-
yanced \ on all grades.
rhe market Tor contracts was moder-
ately active part q the day Ante a5s.a snJ
ocfoher noslrions being noted, hat. Tor >
brief period o. time, matters shapsd mem.
s,einete something In the nature OF sen
sS9cnsl advance, but we're disapps aaisa.
h,sSs~ ana after Auetnatlng ? to points
sifher way. hnally closed WITH June snq
JuIy Q paints each, August n p9ints ,sn M !
iast evenings closing figures
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HIDES ANo WOOL.
GUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago June 7 Bntter Firm. cream
cry ih6fia; dairy llMlB Cheese Quiet,
ss,NlOis Eggs Easy; fresh IN.
81, louis, June Poultry firmeF.
ducks o: springs 10; geese 4. s9rsnss
New York June I. Eggs Receipts Zted
packages Weak. Western canded i3la;
KansRa city June 7.-Eggs- Steady
fresh Missouri and Kansas stock &c. cases
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Grain and proyIaIons EIaeMhere.

New orleans, June T-Hog products
quiet Pork STANDARD mess, IS 80. Larl
heats Dry salt shoulders. TAM7B Sides
- Bacon-Clenr Fth sides 8'b Hams
Choice sugar cured iQH4i2is CoGee,-Hio
70 good ad4h Flour, grain and feedstnGs
steady. Flour Extra fancy 3 45da 50,
patents 2 s0f13 So Corn meal 2 40 Bran
Corn No. sacked white 53: mixed 81;
yellow 90. Oats No. sacked 30.
Kansas cay, June -. Whegt-Jnly GjX
2 red 70470k Corn July 4nl4 September
4l% cash 80. mixed 4ia4iA: 40, 2
white 41jS Oats No 2 white 20n Re
600 shlpments- Wheat 10000; corn H.,
600: oats 20.000,
New York. June Wheat Receipts
10000. exports l01, 100. spot steady 40
No, / Northern s6lk T. o. b.. ahoat (old); No
/ hard e0ls 4 Q. b. anoat, options steady.
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pry Goods.

New York. June There has been no
change IN the character demand for cotton
gocds nor any alteration In prices. Some
export grades Of brown shectlugs nnd
drills are stifening In price. Print cloths,
uraltercd. in linens. prices rule very
arm, bur business IL quie,
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CINE ANn HAY.

Carload lots T. 0. b. cars from miiiers
dealers charge from store 5di0c more Der
100 lbs on bran, ease per bnshel on oats
BRAN-I'er 100 his 9OcGS1OO
WHEAT sHOkTs--Per 100 lbs, $1,000
no.
CORN--No. 2 sacked, aOaG2c
CORN cHOPS-Ml1ed aud pure, gi.iea
i.14
oATs~39qs2e per bushei
HAf--Aifalfa. Si4.OOn 1900: ehofea tim
oihy, s160oTi1Gl0. South Texas prairie
hay, k0.1ONsOo North Texas aud refiItory
hay SiOObd12 80
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SUGAR.

New Orleans, La, June z --SngAI Quiet;
aal 35Sff4is centrifugal vellawe AKA
il-i6; seconds 2%f5t. Mblasses-'oul<t;
centrifugal 7fiis
New fofk' June 2. ~sugsr--Rnw steady,
hat Qulet; fair refining 2l,33s Centrifugal
% test AZ: naQi4sacs sugar 5itfI@ f-18. he
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DRUGS AND cHFMIcALs.

Qulnine. 4Nq47c per ounce bottle; NOR
phine. $2.3hgi2b5 per ounce: cocaine. SO VI
per ounce; boFax. shc per pound In 10
pnund packages. copperas, Sl,Ao In barrels.
castor oil, si.20 per gallon in 5-gailcn
packages. epson salts, Si75 per hundred
10 barrels, alcohol, 81 7003 90 per RaIlen,
sulphur. 81 60 per 100 III barrels alum
2kc per pound In barrels: saltpeter 70 pef
pound IN barrels; camphor, zoe; wood ALEC.
boil, 100. gum opinm 1885: pawder,n
opium, S4t5; carbolic acid, 4ONs2c n n
pound In bottles; calcium carbide, $50
per hundred, delivered Texas common ran
way points.
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Current Quotations on Round Lots OF
Stapls Commodities.

These quotations are revised dairy and
their correctness can be relied npon Tie
prices are those ruling IN Houston whole
sale markets.
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METALs.

New York. June 7 Tia Steady Is 70
az 50; lake copper dull. a 90. speteF
featureless al Old prices. lead dull and
unchanged pig iron warrants Tery dull
uDehsssed.
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NEW ORLEANS.

Especial TO The Post1
New Orleans, June The New nricsn,
I'VE stock exchange renorts Fair summit
grown cattle on sale choice grades Arm
market ncnrlY bare Of calves and yearlinrn
sheep dun, ~
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chronIeIels Weathsr Rsp0fia.
special 20 The Posi.l

New York. June THE Lommefs.ni
POST and Finsnelsl chronlels ssys ~
ports 70 u By telegraph nom tas s'''A
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Hcr.ston Fast and Yves, TEXAS 70,
S S.' Selc5edo and santa " .......
Missouri. Kansas and Texas "a
Totsi 1890
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Chicago, June 7, Cattle Receipts 10000
market dfke, steady good 70 prime steers 500d
And feeders 400; choice steady. other,
SLOW, 8,oou4.Do, calves slow 500A.t5
Iexass fed steers 4,b0dA.G0 Texas bulls
Hogs Receipts $4,000 market strong "a
shade higher; TOP 600. mixed and ID ca
teis = yVIo I5l good ia choice heavy 5sb6i
600 light 3, 100000
sheep Receipts 1000; mnrket slow good
% eholec wethers 3,006ig 25i fair 10 "a 10
mixed 3foH4,oG. Western sheep 3.noGf4 Is
Tenrlinrs 4.iO6lh. 10; native lambs TODD
Do; Western lambs a.O0fIH -
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-stralghtA 81 OO0i2 - PEI
buncn packed cults, 81 00lt1 y.
CANTELouPEs = Rockford standard,
crate So 50ft3 CO.
CiiERRIGs K r. H. iopouud hoKes
81 75Q2 90; black Tartarlans, $201G2 D,
LEMONS--Ca fornia. extra fancy, 81 rs
as 20. Mesginas, 50 706fA 90
RANGES aveis. s3.25d3 50i seedlings,
81 50ta2 Is
PDACIES--No quotations.
PINEAPpL ES- Grated per dozen, 81 OOdf
l. 90 per crate. 81 506I5 90
WBEkRlEs Per crate: East Tex
as. best quality, 81 ONfl 20.
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CANNED FRUITS Apples, 3.lh, S5e,
less. 81 I6sfi 81. extra grated. ST S56it 10:
pears, Bib, sic; Strawberries, 2-lh SIC;
tlnckherries 2-lh Use; peaches. 2-lb 81 i0g
oOGi.ac
CANNED VEGETABLES Tomatoes. ?.
u tull weight. Toe; alb, full weight qoc /;
2-b l;ght weight a5c, BIN, Hight weight,
Soc olra, ana tomatoes, z ID a0c. Canned
krant, b 10 81 90. California asparagus, ny
tips 500; baked beans. alb Csc; Alb SSc;
2lb string beans Toe; 2lb Kidney henns'
pAc' 2,lb stringless beans. 81 -, Z 10 mae.
towfat peas Sii0; 2lb American Petit
fois peas Si,m0l "a; 8lb hulled corn.
90 AZ corn, sl.Ooi 2-lh blue Ridge corn.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT Extra standard,
2ls III peaches; lemon cling 81 a0dfl OS:
yellow Crawford Sl,S0Nl *; HACK cher
rlcs, S2OoM2,05; white cherries, 81 fOl
I'D; aprlcois, Sl.l54l 50; Strawberries
s. MN2l0. plums, Si.060ii T5 grapes. 81 90
al GO; seconds, Zoe per dozen less than
extra standard prices,
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Flour Dull and easy
Wheat-No. spring 676n72; No, red a
Corn--No. 429s@4a,. 40 yellow a2g1
Gi484
0ats.-No 2sM; No. white 20Si; No z
white 2sihN2aN,
Barley Coed feeding IS; fair 10 choice
mating b0alA5.
Flax sced~No III, No. / Northwest.
orn l H.
Timothy tced--prlme ,6S.
Mess pork Per barrel IA obGfI4 20.
LRrd-Per 100 pounds S.bTlaafs 40.
Short rlh sides Loose .Sj6lS 90
Dry saited shoulders Boaea GIkQ7M
Short clear sides Boxed y. 2O4tS 30,
Whisky Basis OF high wines, per aai:on
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coTToN sEEp pRopucTs.

prime cotton seed meal $50 90 All 40
Prime cotton seed cake . 10 70 40 20
Quotations on prime cotton seed meal
aud prime. cotton seed cake are for dellv
erv n Galveston.
New York Dune T.--Cotfonseed OIL strong
prime crude nominal; prime yellow 81,
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PRnnrcr.

BEANS Imported navy beans. a9s6h
she; Bayou 3Rci English dried 3o piuks.
ahc; Llwa, flg@IMci black ewes lb5c.
Michigan navy, nonei California navy.
hihc,
BUTTER Blue star, la@2oc, dairy. isa
l7c Elgin creamery, 22023c; oeomargnrlur
dairy prints. lie; lincoln gollds, Iolsallc;
prints, tlMllMc; Special Biue Star, lsr;
Crystal Gem md Country rolls, i0c;
Special dairy, i5c; fancy dairy, lie.
Texas country butter, Sai2e; Texas bricks.
i5Miec
CABBAGE--.lc per pound
CHEESE Wisconsin full cream rolls.
lhri Wisconsin full cream dlisos, i2mc.
Wisconsin half cream, 12i9elt3c.
EGSS--TcraE, @ensc per dozen; KAN
ssg lac
2,G0.
ONIONS New. 1912
PEPPER-Chlle, i4qi6c per III; black
POTATbEs New. DOC per bushel.
POULTRY Chickens. hons good, ~ .3Od0
2.s5; fryers. large SO. 1904 ~ broiiers.
81 00di2 -, cocks large. old, Si2 ducks.
large, 80 b0d3,00; geese, full feathcred,
81. bpNi4O0 turkeys, hens, Sd.OOflsu0 tur-
KEYS, gobblers. S90oal05o; turkeys, young,
50 fO6}0 20
ToIiAToEs -one.third bushel box, st.0O;
crates S2OOl2.50.
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Houston Daily Statements
Houston Railroad Receipts.

TAe following are the receipts Of cotton
~ the various railroads entering the city;
Bales
Heuston ana Texas Central ...,s-,. Loo
intsrnaflonai and Great NoEtherl 80. 400
Galveston, HARRISBURG ana san An. 400
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Ihe following are tae i've stock ouota.
aons Tor thia market az furnished by "a
re- ~ sss o,li, ". successor 70 Box'Ssand.
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KANSAS CITY.


iSncciai to The Post
stock Yards, kanaas City, Mo, June T..
The following sales by Texans were made
todays
Bodccker s Han. Bowie, SIS pound
steers, 40; J, X. Crutchhejd, Ipok. SIs
pound steers, AS; y, NJ. ,rrammen Fer
Worth, SIG pound steers. AIS, L. RunnclR
Allan lpsS pound steers, A.i5
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karsas city, Mo. June Cattle Re
eeiPtH OaoO natives, 1000 Texas ana .Og
cnlyeS. market strong; choice export and
dressed beef steers 550di5 so fa1' Is good
a.lm9o 40 stockerR and feeders g Ta6fS so:
lndlnns S0dfA.20; Texas grass steers Z a5gS
800; cows agJMA7a; helfers B. T56tJ NJ:
Sanncrs 2aD0Alb; bulls 8.2044s5. chhe
liogR Receipts 1880; market Sc blgsey
hopyy odn@6O0i light 5,n006sa; pigs 4aS
hhecp- Receipts 1900, market etends.
Western lambs & s0dsB, 10; Wssteru wethes,
4Waa4o Western yeariings i50eel \,
ewes I5di4 81 culls 2.hon3 30 f,xat
graas 5,@MSoO; rexas lambs 42o5t4.tU
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-08

natea,, 81 sO fancy half paten,. 81 so.
ih!ra ersdc. 81. 20. pam sack i0r pei ia =
~ alsher' Hour IN wood Use per barrel
FARlNAcgous GOODS -Gria hominy
aud cream. meal, in barrels 50 Is. Pearl
meal, IN Sslh sacks. S2OO per barrel 81
oats. 81 so: Columbia oats ~ oeslS Ia.
hswkeNe cats. So n0d2 10.
LARD Rcnned fierce, compound, fi1c;
C6 cans Nc SsSer 5 bn cans snss h hisScs
:, HAMS standard iidiiAc; picnic hama.
LIME Bulk. si.oo per barrel; ccoperca.
HONEY In barrels. oSiySe per gallon;
N hulk snlic. In i2ih cans, cxttaeted,
0SsHn,f;, pgsggnd sections i2qla $500
crop syrup, a2d3Sc; pure new crop syrup
CONDENSED MILK Eagle So aao "a;
e NhasA,hpSne, 4gWa 81; Dime, Ssse@s 81;
. OYSTERS l,lh full weight. s.os s56rne,
10 nv weight S,os 81 GQWl 20; lib
abb light weight, $4,000.
salon keas y less 81 'S e
s ssfan Ms s sscS snGi S AZ Ae iss
iG o; Amersisaa. style, 81 1908 rs; i.galion
hnNSaaEpn. 81 %,
choice. A@Sge; fair aNel4pac; fancy i'm
,RorE Sisat. basis ZIG; sHc. Manila,
SALT Louisiana, coarse, SIC; ane S5c:
hhls, Is los $3.50; 60-5s 500 i00,Ss, $40:
SALT FISH -Mackerel. No, I. ia IO.lh
kits aAcMSl 90, half hhls, To-lh. No. 1,
81 80; tnhs. So 0OdlS 30
:, SALMON Fancy Pillar Rock Columbia
River, " 90; Castle Rock Columbia Rver
StWtIl ~; Spear Alaska. Sl.la, Toy Co
River, Sii0
SARnlNEs- American quarters, Ss.7Sss
COO: mustard s3.SSd40 90; Imported Gillette
grade, quarters, $ii.6o; fancy sprats. quar-
STARCH standard goods. Pearl. I'm iolh
boxes 3NM4r; Rayal Gloss, bulk, 4Rc;
s S,gkel lm ppaee@gesh PEI, box, &75 corn
SUGAR onotations are for sn,sn io.s
special rates arc given on carload ordets,
standard granplated, 5.05c; cubes aud pow
dcred, g. Soc. Louisiana yellow pnrAdued
fancy, g. GOc. choice 5.4Tl5c
The Grit-advocate., 1901-03-01
FreAsed with tho Forms,

Rev. Charles H. Sheldon, the noted
divine Of Topeta, Kan, who has re-
Gently returned from visit to Eng
land, has this 10 say about the evan
gelical churches In that country:
There is more formality there than
here. could rot get used to this The
pulpits were high and open from the
rear. There was formality about the
way the minister IS treated. At one
place the sexton and church officers
wore full-dress suits. They met me in
the vestry and ushered me into the
pulpit. do not speak in a critical
way OF this-it is their form and GUS
tom. The singing was beautiful. :
never heard such singing before in
churches as in England and Scotland,
unless in DR.. Kills church in Brook
lyn. They have only the words and
do not use not'5s. There was more
reverence in the churches. We have
certain irreverence they have not. |
never saw person whisper in service
all the time / was there. And every
body brings bible. wish this were
SO here