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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-04

poultry Of all kinds is rather searce
ord fair prices are being receiver "s 'A
demand continues good
Yesterday was n very dull day IN 'n'
,,ooi wholesale and commission m"l ~,
Ut t,r,,aIs as is usual on Mondays WeI,
.,tto i,gbt and only limited amount W.
Shuslness was done during me u"''
,o,,cement OF a 1o-polnt advance 10
saad sugar in New York was moue
s,'.lra tho day. but II had no effect mere,
a.r,.e,atlv as the New York market h aI
especla5H nnints on Saturday. Locai
asfaineu remain unchanged throughout
Vow York dispatch yesterday SAID
that the advance In sugar was que |,
heavy buying by broker VINO usual
-. h,,siness for Moore & Schley. Anothei
s,so,.,sn said. ..The action Of sugar ! o.,
ueye h predicated on the iaci sn I,'d ~
= few that an increase 10 the tnin'it,red to
a, evtra dividend, VIII he ueclaIsu %,
an sn" / advise purchase OF sugar io
a large advance.
povs are In unusually good demand ~
mis- time Of the year aud are quite scar.
nofwithstanding which facts prices ="
verv low. One Of the largest egg hous y,
in the city reports that us ,p othe
u e,,,rdar was larger than on any "'s ,
sauna, ~, during the mast two years ~
ONE piTsls us Yesterday we're quite light ana mes
~ Inc sales reported were msss ,en,.
~ cents, Kansas eggs are quoted az 10 ee4''
There are no new features 10 me ~,
.,,ns,ion although Il is feared that con
,inns,lon OF the dry weather which %
..aiieA for so long may seriously a sle,
VIZ 80, IN this section shipments ~, 49,,
the et Tpxas points are keepiug np ab el
a. anu usual uotMithsisnd9nss lee t sre eoinn
age lion, rscsttered lots and the fruit
- snls IL In quality Peaches are n's
,n,ss% than before a1d seem :"
imnrsring IN cutlitS-
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Kansas city June b Wheat -I Il,} 1, oS5s
september G79s cash Noi a an[S Nc SEN Ss5
10, z9l, cash No. . mixed ilAd4l%
No white ~ oats-No. ? white I9t3
ReceIpts~ Wheat 04,o0oi corn ~ ~, 40; o ~
"a. OOa shipments Wheat o-'4Vo' o'rh -
400: oats 900, . L. ,-odrrts
oniet Pork-stsndard mess l5.So. Lara
PAgvdS, spoulders 7iIdT#: sides s5s. Hams
p13hSice sugar cured lol4al2A: Coneee- Aio
ordinary mary to fair G5sa7fs Ries,ordinaTy
10 EU'u I,inur-EXtra fancy g. 45ai3. 80; pat
ea ear 1 s,,Gi3 -. Cornneal ? 90. Bran -.
fII,s'SSPPrime t4.OOal6 90: choice 90.
coTn1No;o 5, saSSsa gs Sacked ed So. '
You York jane IVA 'pl Receipts lS4,,
900; exports 4o2.92 sp5s s ~. 10 ar
Hen p nerfhern $50 Z. c. b. aioat 80 Ne
~ e5iL 4 q. > aroac options hiln.
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s. Louis Grain and ProvIsions.

ST. Louis, June 3.-N,neat-AA69i;, reg
ISL ISL 'Tahm74is torn-No. , cash 42t9,
I Iniv a.: septenber 48i9 oats~No cas ,a
20 july 2s4s; septem,b,sET 2e. 70. Ta aFS
o., soTth Flour QUIET but hrn-Pht-
s su,s 4 55aS e; extra fancy and stralg51ts
s g tss,S 40. clear ,. SOQ3.O0. Timothy seed
20 trading. Corn meal steady; - iran 4Ta1
GULL o,naav PPnirle 5.O0a1lOO; timothy s.OWa
"a S0 whisky steady l.2I. Iron COZ Ton
les l.o5. Bngging 0ls47 Hemp tWi me, ~ I
~ saIt meats-Boxed easy extra shorts
. y ciear ribs s3Ti4; clear sides SD.
Rscon- BOXED easy; extra shorts piuV,
Pear ies rms p i2lb: clear sides 90 Receipts
10y" ee ooo Shtpments- Flour II 800; wheat
9 9l M 100. corn $4,000; oats $4,000.
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London FinanoIaI CabIe.

New York juno 3.-The Comma 's''' q"
yertiscrs London financial c1o'eg'am snA >.
The tone of the stock market i7iay vas
good and business was eonsiderao'y hs' 'r
than on recent days OF stasn1il91 l'""'
ever t was in the American hepaI i u,ehe
that activity was most maPkei, "hn ,n.|'
ME buvinr az Americans Went on si'9 "
tbroughont the session. Bdfiog Tor lh'
American account WAS a featare carr! ~
91s.5s raiiled AZ a result OF buyuS 90 the
cnrb after the exchange closed. The taxa
ties we're Fries aud southern fa'lA'; ny
the feature WAS easily w 81 S,"l,t,7 >,s,t,.
crn paclnc would bc declnttd on the rphi
mon stock next month,
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|yAs A HAND TO MOUTH BUSINESS
.cotcn Speculation in New York Was
Dlier Than for Weeks.

" lottcn SPECULATION IN lNCW O'N wac
Du'ler Than for Weeks.
Sew York. June B. Cotton sretgIr tlon
kss not in weeks been SO dull AS hat Of
Ftclay. Business from every quarter was
{ H hsndt mouth nature. The talent sold
but recently purchased cotton around the
Opening and broke prices seseral pola;s
F.Afn turned for cover rn1 stcahied he n'ar-
fIst almost to saturdays closing There
HI little or nothing In he way If invest
|lnsrt support and the South was more in,
lHaed to sell than MY.
n TIE opening was urtet. with prices bout
h pint higher 10 poi'rs lower, this being
n d strong contrast with the CabIes. crop
&ini weather arws liverpool adN5Eced
Esasfpy On IA general movement to cover,
Interrupted by poor crop conditions iaint d
#ilud rains throughout the belt east of the
Viewed show "spottv" cna,li',Ols; Ioor
Htiads little cultitur IN and need for re
&pfniing
81 noon the market was weak and iIreg-
*lar with July hay ng been down to rs.
4 ADJUST 10 I. SO and Ortoles to q. LatcI
facm covering aud some WIll street Eii! ing
nv August stineneh the marke several
|lahS but at best business Has 81 IN and
halnR In the way o. settlements. rCrl
|fPaHs from 3piql blg Ccntets end du
Fl tale accounts from Manchester. With
#llNy port receipts, were the factors uTor
ahlea room hears based their hei'Cf in q
eEer market. The close vas Iuiet f.d
E sedy, with prices not 10 I .oiuts lower
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|CoTToN QUIET IN NEW ORLEANS
here Is Little Activity in Either Branch
Of the Market,

sfs Orleans, June 3.-The market for
Wy cotton today was very quiet. The
HfI'nss are not particularly attractive just
l9N Factors are not putting cut their
SA llst very freely and buyers, as a rule,
,He not seeking the medium and lower
ssas which can not he had at moder-
i wv easy figures, while clear lists of the
~. ssr qualities are held with considerable
- Sales 2600 bales, including 14Ou
arrive Quotations unchanged.
me market for contracts opened rather
g i1s9 today and there was but little in
si,aa Nlg 10 trade shown. Liverpool with
ss. 1sV slale advance Of 1921 on spots aud
S M, V S-S4d on deliveries, was a distinct
ss,s,ssap l,on TO the talent, which had
,1 1891 w, the English market TO Te-entel
y, led Of operations with radical, II
sssl, ~inssatlonal change of level as the
lssa, u me bureaus June report and Tho
sslss Nss that the markets ON this side
n, e 4, steam and reme+um0 dull through
Dsis,s W. u9y closing with net loss Of
(, ~ % July and August and > to 3 points
y 'Ae remainder Of the list
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STOCKS WERE ANIMATED.
Considerable Selling 10 Take Profits,
but II Had Little Effect
MUCH CONFIDENCE IN THE RAILROADS
There Was an Increasing Interest on the
Part Of the Outside Puhle-Ae-
tivity IN Sugar

New York, June s.-spceulatlon in stocks
was again very animated today and the
dealings showed substantial expansion
over those OF Friday Both In character
ANA volume II trading the market bore a
close resemblance to that In the boom pc
Rod strenuous Efforts we're put forward
by powerful financial interests 10 give "
that appearance,
There was increasing interest ON the part
Of the outside public, demonstrated through
the comml ssion orders executed In the mar
kpt hut the market sttll continued, Tor the
most part. IN the hands Of professional Up
orators and the large speculative Interests.
Much Of the ouslng Is predcatcd upon No
confident assumption that the powerful
financial Interests Of the country have
| reached a determination bv tacit agreement
TO advance prices to higher level again.
and to attempt to renew the speculative
condit' ons prevailing before the upset OF
the second week OF May
Buyers Of last week we're heavy sellers
a., a..
| to take profits today ana TINS se'hhH
..,, ,o,o,tor ,f,cr tho
/ caused very g'hVr'' ''"N'''''
! .,ortn, advance which was fairly common
! 'F'','s $50, - ~, stnrks which
| 10 the Wh"'e 'S' S'u'' W. y"
were most conspicuous IN the opeWnS Nv"
vanrc d,d not do more than hold their own
-. ,.,,,n,. o,hers ,nntlnued 10
! In the hl'r uV""hss' V'"''N 49,, -.
advance, while stlll others, which We're
strong early last week and then reacted re-
h'N'H 'ue'r S'V"h'' :, w ~, ,,,,,t.,
! AfFcr the nfel Eenefa l'"Vt"H wv f'"N'
was adopted To advance nrst one aud then
/ -, 80 a., .oo,,o,,c RnnitzIur an,
Hho'ner s'V'A !" -.
continued under cover OF these movements
hut The net result OF the days trading wa
.,.....,,t,u, ht,,ho, to,ci ,,f nrices
su"si""t'""' "'h"N' ,.t,,
At the close. AFTER Il daN OF eIf"' "S"N"'
and variety. the steel stocks we're conHplcu
| -, .., ,.a.,,,,o ,f ro,iIyiou after ia,
""S'' """'' -, .,..a,
opening rise ana closed ON iIV "VWn $50 '',,,
| with only fractional net gains NS'F ~
spicuous strength Was SHOWN ~ ~, -, ~
Union Pacific Souihern racine NiT 80.
PAcihc, ana I'm the maj ueNilhgsi NY ~,
Ing and Eries. lhere WhS w q
OF great speculative hcliN'N ~ H.- q
which carried that sloch wy ~ TN ,,.iT a.
points AmHiRamaied copper kmhru +
The Tobacco stocks, Colorado Fuel Cons0h
dated Gas. General siectHe anu IAV'
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TEATHER The FEATURE.
u, # Clearing in Eastern Dis
"" y, Seoressed Cotton Values.
|.,,,,s FROM LIVERPOOL BuLLlSH
s,a,d. However, to Counterfeit the
~. 49,, ~ q the Weather Reports
Market Opinions

renorts furnished the ruling
lns w, q Yesterdays session IN cotton.
RsiWs = sfter having enjoyed three uaNs
3h'iPV'r aoned M IN n very encouraging
t6iday' w :, thc close sent figures which
tiHnsi ~ az dad up on futures aud l-d2u
! Stf ~ !" avon these adviccs availed
" wv against the fact that ciear,ns
saius ras reported from practlc"'ly inc
'''l'' ,,orn district Of the belt. Iheh'
taue IN. ~ at the ports MS well as NJ
:: tee''r a,s we're large and, of course
IVA 10 dtpress values a.,,a, oo,ia
Pr ,ssre no other features when eouiu
lns .,,sd interesting in evidence. only a
" sa'''S mni Of business was done ana
#nsn aneared TO rush in the doing OF IL.
VI dull day all around
\ r.,e.s in the American harke's u. 'nv
IN IN wore very close to those OF satur.
lsln Axe New Orleans being unchanged
u IAN while New York was to
"A rho close showed a net loss of
l'aI lew orleans and 4 to In the North
"A market - =, ,,o or,n
sno,s we're unchanged I'D al VI INC ii'H
"a American markets
~ IN New orleans opened AT i,oe-oo
i n ,lrb at 100, low at los and closed
Il -;4,5s. The same month in New Aorh
& .,,sd at 7.ss bid, sold high at 1ol' 10"
IA and closed at 7s2-s3. August u
"a (. york opened at 7.33-34. was high al
ar % and closed at 729-30.
N s,tOrs to the Houston Cotton EXCHANGE
NJ ,.erday were c. L lllslop Of Charlotte
IA I and John Focke of Galveston.
n VOW orleans. Large receipts and clear
:, weather in the eastern districts low
r N market in face of bullish cables from
liverpool.
II y,r Orleans. like selling pressure
,snoved Sellers scarce now and any lntl'
kofing would cause reaction.
h New orleans. Liverpool cables: "Pric'
L,bl,s through newspapers prospects wors
a record. Evidently working marke
b bgaln.
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ouinine. 45mi7c per ounce bottle NOR.
phfne. 81. 3yd2Jj per ounce; cocaine. SO y
nor ounce; borax. SIC per pound In iO5
ponnd naclagcs. cOppcras. $40 IN barrels:
castor OIL 10 per gallon IN 5-ga.lHn
packages: epson salts Sl,F5 per hundr d
10 barrels: alcohol, S2lpgSgl per gallon
81 Der pound IN barrels: saltpeter Ic per
roIind In barrels; camphor. zoe: wood alco-
hol, 81 20; gum opium $3.50: pawdered
nninu sd s5 carbollc acid. 4DMf2c n r
nhund In bottles. calcium carbide. 500
Der hundred delivered Texas common rail-
way points.
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GRAIN AND HAY.

Carload lots T. o. b. ears from mlicrs,
dealers charge from store 59tiuc more per
100 lbs on bran, 2ei%c per sbushel on oats
ana corn and l0FI l5e per ~ iiis on nay
ppANPgr 100 lbs g9cffSl.O0
WHEAT sHOgTS-Per i0o lbs Sl.O51
10 so1.oo.
Coi{N CHOPS Mixed ana pure Sl.l2Et
OATS 30042c yer hushel
oth. SteGl0I6aO: south Texas prairie
nav ss0asOO: North Texas and Territory
hay SlGDJdl2.J0.
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New York. june 3.-Mopey On can euHF'
9R,o1l DER cent: last loan 3 per ceLr, li'mt
mercantile paper s&@4h per cent sur
it,, ax.honge easy. With acli1l bfslr'ts
In bankers bills nj 1854 for demand ann
al S5Gi4 500 for sky Gays Pose ! ~
IS and 50: commercial pl.s - - 49,
Ican dollars as Bar silver ~. state Dplos
active. government bonds sts1dS' rai'I''N'
bonds strong
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A PROSPECTIVE CORNER
Caused Sharp Advances in July Wheat
Yesterday.
MARKET CLOSED STRONG AND HIGHER
Corn Was as Dull at the Opening as
Wheat Was Aotive--oats Were
Fairly Active.
MARKET CLOSED STRONG AND HIGHER

Chicago June 3.--Rumors Of manipulation
involving a corner In the wheat market
caused Sharp advance today during an
exceedingly active session, the July de-
livery closing 2Isa2k higher. July corn
closed lsc lower: July oats shade lower
aud Iuly provisions from unchanged to l0c
lower.
Disappointment In cables an Increase in
quantity on passage and reports of rain
exertcd bearlsh influence at the opening
of the wheat market. Under liberal offer
ings the July delivery opened igd%tc lower
at 7lS@15c. Nearly all the wheat put
out was taken quickly by few COM
mission houses, which, apparently, had
instructions to buy Irrespective Of crop
conditions and thcnceforth the weather
ceased to be factor. The crowd having
learned where their wheat was going
elamored to buy back at the improvement.
u was rumored that large commission
house said TO have bought lpOOO,0O0 bush
els Of July last week was preparing TO
execute a squeeze. This became the rul-
Ing influence and July advanced sharply
To I6f.c. The temptation Go take prohts
resulted Ia a reaction to T6isc, but, under
Duii support. ana an unexpectedly big de
crease In the visible, the upward move
ment was resumed until &c was reached.
Here the leader credited with building the
corner put out 5000 bushels and Tor a
moment the market declined We. Holder,
of long lines were obstinate. however, and
again the price advanced. shorts bidding
10 7Skc. At this price there was c0nsid-
cradle liquidation, causing slight de-
cline The close Was strong and 9hd1SsC
higher az 71%M77Tsc. Receipts az cars.
The corn market was dun as wheat was
uctiye. but steadied on the strength oi
wheat July opened unchanged to i'tc
higher, 45lsd45i4c on small receipts OF
contract corn md advanced to 45AmA59sC
on covering by shorts. Later II broke
under selling by the bull leader to 44Ac
Helped by wheat. there was subsequent
rally and the close was steady and lsc
lower, at Acc Local receipts 81 cars.
Tho oats market was fairly active AND
| hrm With a narrow range ~ prices, Com
| mission houses were apparently snpphe'
with selling orders. Local receipts were
| ASP cars
! Provisions were dull but the dragging
market WAS helped by the strength IA
wheat. Pork and ribs were In good sup
| PLY and there was some demand for larc
| early hut that commodity Awas easy towar1
| tho close on selling by commission houses
Estimated receipts tomorrow. wheat I'm
cars; corn ESQ cars; oats iS0 cars; hogs
! "A 1000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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nLEyAroRs a ANp B.
COFFEE.

New York. June 5-cars9 ,ilo ell; q
Invoice 6H. Mia, lui2t; 't'leNl e's ~
sfeSdy with nrircs Il ,hapgel 20 lsinis
lower ana closet Is liet, With prices IN
changed 10 points l9wcr; affer haN ,, W
lowed q 5-point luctuall"o ~ ,ssf,y
t1aced Ia nrofessionsi Interests. Nh'ic ~.
m"r' A. one time aud l. thA; &c yephrf
cuooe" was buyAlS near mplilnS ssss'
,hern ,ras nothing q eona'm tnese stores
fr,gtr n,arkets si1raad and trcrlcifhH@s re-
ce,nfs M the crop ,adltry wsse ,f-ioi SING
for the slight decline mere tcth Safs u,
,,c hare Juiy : efd1 -; Scpseinncf ( ~
n'.,aher ~. Daeemaer ASSOC ". March
x 7A6Y5 50. May 0.9o,
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ugAvY STABLES.

AN,u'NITloN Powder per keg, S4;W'
blasting poEasr 81, 81 % & rs Nes' crop Sho''
per sSoN Fxtra short clear. in sacks. ~
80. 'rsqnlars iosdiO4e: boxed, IA higher
seliles 10i4dlpa4c, .,,,s. o.-s,.., d, IL, ~,
bnv e.. Arrow Ties, less than carload lots.
IRON NV stick. wrapped, basis -, sra
&c per ~; so fqli Nv, weight hi sssls -
1iAN ~ IL Star full weight. l0lc,
9 s nAi,ff nll weight. lie; Electric Lights
"gfsfAiBNT- Portland, - f@do' 20 h"sen'
dal .C tsstfsFF ERio. fair sqSiir: prime, "a
tv!r d lI aILd95.c; Peaherrr l2laf7 i21sc,
70, inc. Roasted cohees; Arbuckle' i
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suoAR.

New orleans. June 9-Sugar quiet OPP
p.fnS es.ie6f4. open Kettle Centrifugal ~
s,gN cenfrifnsal yel,ous 4ae55 his; SEE
esas eskG5l Molasses quiet -ccntrlfogA
6fi5. 49,. ,-,,.f
81 sst' fair reanfnr li-;f,tteatrifnsA
os t,st ~; moissses sas irs z "
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landau Consois

London. June 3. Consols ,or money ~
account a3a, ex.interest. Bar silver hill ~, ~
~ lid nor ouuce Money ~ pc @ ny
short bins and three months bills 59sa@ss
per cent.
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

New York. June 3.-Cleduhgs F4''i o.
425. balances S10.3sl lai. -,
22iLc Tor The accnunt; exchange On Loaffn
25f Isle for Oh sess.
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DESTINED fOl
Steamships.
EXpORTs FoREIGN.

The British steamship Iran cleared today
for Liverpool with the following cargo
IL 800 bales OF cotton, valued at S5l3,6i2.
20 100 pieces Of pine lumber, valued ny
57glB; 419s pieces OF walnut lumher. valued
M S9Qi2: il02 ash logs, valued a. SasZ
1850 sacks " -four valued az SOD ~
sacks cotton seed meal valued ~ SfZV'
Ego pieces pine lumber, valued ut sAio
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uoIsToN WHOLESALE PRICES.

c,,,,.,t ouotstions on Round Lots Of
O'''0' Staple Commodities.
rbese quotations are revised daily and
- oorrectness can be relied upon. The
~ are those ruling In Houston whole
sale markets.
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GALVESTON STOCK.
OCEAN RATES Of COTTON.

shin agents make the following ocean
fratgbt onnfations on cotton for shipments
from the Interior within hfteen days from
tVWe9 Cents
- ,e,,t class, ,.... ~
i9Nfi ~! 'n'i5o,.,t,d clssst . 36
Brrmpn thrst-elassi. ....,s...+.s...ts.'' TX
iIAtre Hogan llnel.t..., ...''.s-'''-' X
Antwerp castle line, nett ....ss.'s.'.' 81
Rottrrdam Hogan linel-.,s. '.'ss.''-' ~ ~
Hamburg lhrst-classl. 49, -. .t,', 4. so -
The above quotations are based on nls't
,tass liners Second-class liners cent
and tramDs cents lower, except Tor net
rates.
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HIDES AND WOOL.

,,.,. all, nta.s ...... lie
~ n M. H. sc
nrg sailed hides In kips, selected g
wet sailed hides, In kips, selected ~ Is
sheep pelts ....--.-'|''' ''.-''''AN CT,
Dtti rihi.' ai1ta - 10 09Oc
~. sh saf, .l7 Mlsc
InsyH53f ean ,cedinm 10 ~ mo lie
,ma-"pi' 49, ~. 80 80 months l0c
" w, ilV' "Ne' 20 are
n..ss,f' y. i, 49, = $500. 3l!te1 4c
Glue .s.r.4...i e.. ~. - 1870 = ~
New York. June 3Hldes ---' leather
steady: wool duh
~ LouiE. June 4 WOOL 'rhe nlor"sne7t
Continues fair Ia new clip, the demand 'e
Ing aaual TO the offerings and values ~.
chanEed There y no sirenEth ana -
nffie aetiyity 10 the market. howe ~ and
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

+. o. b. mill Texas interior points, &C.
soralrs 10 location; yer ''ai5e3h'
Prime crude oil. loose ,.-. 5f5zN II
Prime summer yellow OIL = n,
Linters, per pound 1900, ~ -
tt ,li, e etseo seed meal 500 90 All ~
Prline cotton seed cake,+- " - az ~
OuntatiOus on prime cotton seed meal
aud prime cotton seed cake are ipr oelf-
ery a. Galveston.
New YORK. June 3--cotton seed ei arm
er: prime crude nominal; prime yeiloM 90
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changed. Coarse colored cottnns quiet ANA
unchanged Prints, more doing on basis ~
quiet and unchanged. silks steady with
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HeG 3. Beers Cotton Letter.

a. Especial 10 The Post.)
s orleans La, June 3.-Not withstand.
: liverpool adyices were about what
expected our market opened ! 10 ,
~ ana declined TO subsequently,
the heavy port and Interior re
". ana clearer weather throughout the
Il II Near the close values we're some
Il, s~sdier on shorts covering, making
~ ~ loss points on old crop months
NJ. oa new, The port receipts for the
uAss are $1,000 against 10000 for
81 hK ~ ole week last year Galveston dur
Fl skirh fast three days has received 100,
" dslinr To re than the aggregate receipts
H Tar nss, whole month of June for nine
n thpn hs' With one exception, In lSD
" elrsd 'aey were 1860 Houston today re-
Il Y Isne H., cotton than IL did during all
B cain fbass year, and Reports from Texas
sii IN M. Is still from 2OO.00O 10 100000
us eoosss5 state to be marketed. With
hfiof hcidii movement, the very heavy In
. ae .aoalngs In Texas and other states,
B ~ iAe MY weather conditions through
Il IA uns,t,s HS well MS the large acreage
f reat IN sII aaelory textile conditions prev
& ttsnilre - counties, there is certainly no
snhllr ~ any one TO endeaVor to sue
4 w w manipulate summer nositions In
.ay eon,irn vi course. those under July
ooh is.e manipulative tactics, but as
kght ~ has resolved itself Into
tFes ths Seen spot holders and them
f ~ q co,nahhces are they will get every
d aynr ne S1 tn they are long, and then
~ o nso1 1ge on earth, n Is apt in the
~ 'e TO be very Improbable bust
II. & b. Beer.
New ION Exchange Election.
u of.. NJ June s.-The annual election
II va tSk OF the cotton exchange was
81 An1t ~ The following were elected
afnshsea, y position: President samuel
n y; tie,snlee president. ]. Temple Gwait
ID George Brennecke.
Fl y. - Dry Goods.
Il ,I1e,,, June 3,-There has been d
'ss,, Improved demand for bIeached
mn pstted today at previous prices
t4lss,s nj low. on home account. bul
Fl Seins for expert prices IN