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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-02
ACTIVITY IN CORN PIT.
Heavy Buying Of the Cereal On Early
DrOutf Reports.
RAINS IN KANSAS CAUSED REACTION
Wheat Opened Stronger on Hiahe'
Cables, but Closed Down--Sinaulsr
Strength in Oats--ProWsions DglI.

Chicago. July t-Contlnucd hot weather
throughout the Northwest caused consider.
able excitement IN the corn pit today at
the opening and a grand scramble 10 buy
ensued. The opening figure on September
ranged between 46Is and 4sasa4Sis. 2hm2M
higher than Saturdays close hut later. on
reports Of rains In Kansas, the market as.
sumcd more rational tone, aud the cose
was $50 higher September wheat closed q
lower, oats were iSG& higher. while pro-
visions were 5alo lower
Higher cables impaired strength to wheat
today, but the early strength was all lest.
The special feature OF the weakness was
the heavy deliveries on July contracts A
million and a half bushels-nhd this was
supplemented by reports Of fine crop pros.
poets September opened hdN higher at
6dA TO 66Js and after advancing 10 6Ic
early In the session, the price weakened.
the low point being reached at 65ys. The
close was q lower at 65sl The visible
supply decreased 2.l1o.o00 bushels aud
there was n decrease on passage Of 26lOpl
bushels. The worlds shipments were S,i2).
GOO bushels. compared with 94si 900 last
week and 6s4o,0o0 year ago. seaboard
reported eleven hoatloads taken Tor ex
port while clearance OF wheat and -four
were equal 10 $1,000 bushels. Primary &c.
ceipte were $4,000 bushels, Minneapolis
and Duluth reported l54 cars received and
local receipts were 90 ears.
The opening in the corn pit was Will lily
excited September ranged between 46is
and q Continuation of the hot scorchlng
weather In the Southwest was the cnuse
Of the bulge The trading was largely on
the basis OF &c over Saturdays close. There
was free liquidation at the advance and
later on reports Of rain, in Kansas, the
market sold OF September delivery sold
between 46h aud IS, the opening figures
closing 5Tc higher at 46hGi46Ss. There was
an Increase in the amount on passage of
$4,000 bushels. The visible supply de
creased 902s,o00 bushels. Local receipts
o. cars.
Oats were unchanged to 1s@Hc up at the
close after day of big trading and
rather sensational upturn in prices. wealth
err conditions were responsible for the
strength, together With good country buy
ing. Proht-taking caused Il slump toward
the close.
Provisions opened dull and without fea-
ture. Commission houses bought quite
freely early. The close was heavy and
lower
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat 30
cars; corn 200 cars; oats 115 cars; hogs
l., ODu head
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EaoIe Pass News Notes.

Eagle Pass, Texas, June @-fhe Masons
gave themselves a grand banquet ON Mon
day evening, at which lady friends we're
also nresenf. There were about thirty
guests and the proceedings we're made ~
feresting by addresses hy Judge helso, y.
de = Villasonn and others There was
also an lnsta lation OF officers
The Eagle Pass band gave an open alr
concert In Porfiifo DiaE. tho nTst ~ So
rles. on Friday night The band regularly
performs or San Jaun plaza, Eagle Pass,
every "wednesday night and affords a mus
eai trea; Of d nigh order TO the large com
panv OF auditors which invariably gathers
10 hear IL.
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COTTON PRICES HIGHER.
Weather Conditions in Texas Rule the
Market.
AVERAGE CONDITION MAS DETERlORATED
Report OF New York Journal Of Com
nierce Shows This--The Move
nent Continues Large.

n All prices on cotton for both deliveries
Bad spots went higher yesterday. In the
face Of an enormous movement and no in.
picatlons Of decline In the plentiful sup
Iply on hand from this years yield the hnl-
llsh tendency of the market can not h.
Suppressed by any force other than that
~ rainfall The usual shower VIII not
&uffcc. heavy rains must fall md they
annst battle the body Of the fertile fields
~ Texas. The situation IN the other d $.
aricts attract but little notice and the eager
bye of bun and bear alike Is centered on
9hc broad domain os the Lone star
\ wire from that point says that "
D ork firms who did not before consider the
acxas conditions So important now confess
4 hat the situation will become serious
without rain in three days
Il Another hullish feature was the report Of
thc New York Journal of Commerce show
4ng decrease Of AZ points in the avtrage
condition Of the crop compared with Tie
hume statement of the department If acri.
culture and summing M tho general aver
1se at a. New York advanced = points on
august and varied from to 10 points In
rs gain on the other monthly deliveries
Ncw orleans was higher by Z. and o
points on the different months Spots ware
BETTER by 10th of cent in Honston
New York and Galveston, &c at New or
Bans and i-S2d in Liverpool
n The movement maintains its Immense
proportions. Receipts at United states
Forts were 5000 for the day. against that
% 2i2T for the corresponding day last
year. Receipts thus far for the week are
ts.e9i, for same time of last week 2i.42l
land for the same time of the week last
near 7l4o. Exports for the week SO far
Ore only 1861 and for the corresponding
emo last year G042. The total receipts at
TnIted States ports during the season ex-
Coed those Of the same time Of last by
80, $50 bales Sales were heavy in the
~ ore distant markets being 1000 Mt Liver
POOL 64oo American, 29.5s5s at New York
a which $500 were for contracts aud $3.50
al New Orleans
A dispatch from New Orleans. referring
ID the general crop outlook, said: The
rrop Is late one despite the forcing j ne
Weather and the date OF frost will there
fcre possess a supreme impor ance."
1t seems. however. that the bear m st
SIN look to the weather clerk for rel.ci,
ahd he will have to come to his rescue
Very shortly
81 The range of prices for the active mon. MS
81 New York and New orleans yesterday
Mas as follows:
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The range Of prices for the active mon his
4 New York and New orleans yesterday
tas as follows:
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Maverick County Values.

Eagle Pass. Texas. June So.-Tbe countS
commissioners met as a board Of hearing
on the 2Ttl instant. There we're several
q pellants against raised assessments, bur.
as a rule, the commissioners SLATED moth
Ing. The II ost important appeal was that
Of the New York and Texas Land COMPANY,
Maverick county and were exempted from
taxation for twenty Ave years from lSl9,
10 Last year they were assessed at Sl.25
per acre. This wear they were put up 10
Si.5O The company's legal representative
from Austin made a vigorous appeal against
the increase and hnally. us the beard would
not Yield, lodged protest After all, the
81 80 simply puts them ON parity with
home people.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago. July I-Butter-S Steady: cream
cries 1Tdi9; dairles lsdleh Cheese steady.
9aio Eggs easy H. cases returned.
New York, July -Eggs-Receipts 10,
904 packages; Arm; Western candled lSft
l4ls' Western uncandled l1d1s
st Lonls, July l.--Poultry Steady; chick
ems M springs 1915: turkeys s. ducks
9; springs 8; geese 4; springs I. Butter
STEADY; creamery 1920. dairy 1914.
Eggs Steady, lower; current receipts Z.
Kansas city. july Eggs Steady:
fresh Missouri aud Kansas stock SIb. eases
returned. er-Dairy i5fl7: fancy lao
10 Eggs. fresh So
Elsin, III, July /, Butter Firm TO- Not
FOUND was offered today. the total ont
put Of the district being contracted FOR
Sales for the week $4,000 pounds. Mar
ket firm.
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LIVE STOCK.
lSneclnl fn No postl

stock Yards, Kansas City. Mo. July L.
The following sales were made by Texas
stockmcn today:
Stubs & Harris, Denlson, 500 pound
steers, 3 %, Baird & Richards. clifton, sol
pound steers 3.35; NJ. Gurra, Elgiu sa4
pound COWS. 20, J. A. Hentsey Jacks
bcro 9n3 pound steers 80; ]. r. Eddie.
man, Cresson GA pound steers. 10; G.
X. Hoge Cresson, ST. pound steers 9 40,
aJ5 pound steers. 3 So Daube & r.. Jacks
horo, ga pound steers, 90: r. A. Cole
man White Eagle, il37 pound steers 400;
6. r. Pfeister, Coneyylile. 1916 pound
steers. 4 10; II. NJ. Stonebreaker. Elgin,
liO8 pound steers, 4 -; Marshall & White,
Elgin 1l62 pound steers, 4 10; Green 4
Eagle, White Eagle, 1919 pound steers,
4. 70
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HEAVY STAPLES.

AMMvNTWoN.- Powder, per key. "a 90;
hlastlng powder 81, .65 per keg drop shot.
Der sack 81. A.; buck, y; ~
BAcON-Extra short clear, In sacks. o.
s,..s1 regulars, Zoe; boxed. &c higher;
beiiles 1Ola6ii03sc.
pyPa'AGGiKG ASD TIES Bagging 2-lb TIC;
81, lis So; Arrow ties, less than carload lots,
from Houston, Sl.25.
'CANDY- Stick. wrapped, basis % No
.. .iiSddasc per III; No. l.. fnll, weight basis
~. mixed. 6ikdl5e, aS 10 quality.
NcANpLES-S Star, full weight, l05e;
Granite. full weight, lie: Electric Lights.
~ efsEsupST- Portland. 81 1898 rs; Rosen.
asle 81 TJi2 90
e,sc; choice. eIsaessei Peaberry, Tag izlsc;
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ALL GRADES ADVANCED.
New Orleans Cotton Market RESPONDED
to Improvement at Liverpool

New Orleans Cotton Market RESPONDED
to Improvement at Liverpool,
= New Orleans, July 1.-The cotton market
MAS firm today, with sales Of $500 bales.
lntlnding 1900 to arrive Tho exchange
eop'mittee advanced quotations 1-16 on all
gfades.
Developments were Of n sensational char
eeier in the market for contracts The
fopsensns Of opinion smong conservative
erNrators Saturday evening had led them
81 look FOR mildly lower range Of prices
&C nrst eau today. hut when Liverpool
Spots and S64d464d on deliveries ana con
unped her upward course until the net
pfgged at 6-64 10 S-f4d. local traders he
cnme somewhat excited and rushed prices
VIZ 10 20 points under the callers gave
1lNr mild fluctuations the market eascd
OH showing gains on tho day OF TO s
pepts over Saturdays close
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\ Y n An M snIpMENrs

Victoria. Texas, July 1.-The following
shipments Of live stock were made during
the past week from points on the New
York, Texas and Mexican railway.
Monday. June 2iFrom Fannin; +. n.
s.onn kse ram NJ Wiilhsusen ore ,.ir c,s
tie "a Houston.
Tuesday, June %. From lncz. W. Me
Cutcheon, i've cars cows and calves to Al.
giers, Houston and Galyestoni from Edna
pens c. Branch, two cars cows 70 81.
Louis; nom Van Week, Mr.. Kay, one eur
COWS to Galveston; from Beeyille, Arson
Bros one car horses 10 LatrOn. Mo-, aud
from Victoria. ten cars to same point.
Wednesday. June 20.-From Jnlis pens,
w ]. Anderson, one car calves to New
Orleans.
saturday June o0.-From Beeyille W; j.
station, three cars cattle 10 San Angelo
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comnenosmsnt Enerclses.

Eagle Pass, Texas, jane 30.-The com
mencement exercises AZ ST. Joseph's acad-
envy attracted large company q friends
and patrons on wednesday evening. long
and Varied program was carried ont VITA
onfh nrecfslon There were no less than
fwentv.three members disclosing consider
abe musical and hlstr.onsc talent and r.
cclying hearty praise
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New York. duly The Commcrcal.Aa-
yertser's London financial cahlegr0m says:
business on the stock exchange was stll
restricted but tine weeks trading began IN
a cheerful spirit and became duh later
IN sympathy with American stocks There
were strong features early there being
many small buyers There was fall of >
points later on New York rumors Of other
bank failures than the city National bank
In the steel trade, The close was nat
at bottom nrices.
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New York. July l. Money on call nrm
AT 6dl2 per cent; last loan g per cent;
ruling rate s per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 46i5& per cent Sterling exchange
easier vita actual business In bankers
bills f.s7fsdi. s7as for demand and az 4.s74
Gf4S7A for sixty days, posted rates 4.s6
and l.S7ie; commercial bills 4.s4ih4f4 81.
59lS Mexican dollars Az. Government
and State bonds steady; railroad bonds
easier
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trade In all directions Mall orders Of av.
erage extent. There has hccn no change
In general tone In either cotton or wuolen
goods. nor any alteration IN prices. Print
cloths hare been inactive at arm prices
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COFFEE.

New York. July i-Coaee- Spot Rio dull;
siE0i2is The market for futures opened
quiet. unchanged 10 . points lower. and
drring tho rest of the morning aud the
close was barely steady, net 10 points
lower. Sales 2i.lT5 bags, July 5.0-s6iJ, 10:
september a.20sda.25; October <. 2On5. 80.
November 5.35; December 5.456f5. so: Feb
ruars SEQ; March $50; Nay b.75@o.so.
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

New York, July t-Clearings Si43,21o,.
0s1: balances St062s, 500.
Paris. July ]. Three per cent rentes iO0f
52isc for the account Exchange on Lon.
don 2jf Ice for checks.
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London, July i.-CoDsols for money a6as
account 03A august Bar silver steady
ON Money iMd2h per cent. Short bills
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GRAM AND HAY.

Carload lots, (. o D. cars from mlllrrs,
dealers charge from store 5i10c more per
100 lbs on bran. 2d3c per bushel on oats
aud corn, and l09fl5c per 100 lbs on hay.
BRAN-Per 100 lbs, SJdSDc
WHEAT sHoR1S-Per 100 lbs, 95cd
Sl.uO.
CORN-No. . sacked, 57laa75SIlc.
CORN CH0PSAMlxed aud pure, S10JG
10.
OATS-Per hushel. 40d4lc.
HAY-Aifalfa, St2OOMi2. so. choice tim.
othy SIG. 20: South Texas prairie hay,
50 O0ds -; North Texas and Territory nay.
S15Oal2. 80.
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HIDES AND WOOL.
coTToN SEQ PRODUCTS

r. o. r. mill. Texas interior points A..
cording 10 location: Per GALLON
Prime Grade oil. loose 24ILfi o5
Primo summer yellow oil 2s IA 81
f.inters, per pound .... 2 Al 2H
Per ton
Hplls baled ......... 81 %
Prime cotton seed meal. $40 90 @ai 90
Quotations on prime cotton seed meal
cry AZ Galveston.
Memphis. July l.-.Prime crude oil 81: on
crude 20 Meal and cake prime 10 30.
New York, July l.-Cottou seed ou
Steady; prime crude nominal; prime yell
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SUGAR.

New Orleans. July sugar qulct-Opcn
Kettle 3 3-fG. open kettle centrifugal $50
az centrifugal yellow 4h@4 a-l6; seconds
New York. July l.-Sugar- Raw. steady
20 firm: centrifugal 90 test 1852; molasses
sugar 5.l6 refined steady
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.

Current Quotations on Hound Lots oil
Staple Commodities.
These quotations are revised daily aud
,heir correctness can he relied upon. Tho
nrfees are those ruling In Houston whole
sale markets
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/. Elk interest.

Following are the clcarings Of the Hous
ton banks. together with the amount Of
Increase or decrease over last year:
This week. Last yeHr. Inc.
Saturday Isl 4d. sol SS4S, 40t Si9S, 400
Monday ....... l,4S2,OOl DBs, ia 5ld,2ST
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nRnGs ANn cnEMICALs

Quinine, 4JM4lc per ounce bottle; NOR.
nhlnc -. 40G260 per ounce; corlire. 81 ~
nor ounce, borax, SIC per pound in iO1
pound packages; copperas. Si40 Ia barrels.
castor OIL S1.20 per gallon in 3-gaiIon
PACKAGES epson salts, sl.I5 per hundred
In barrels; alcohol, ~ ~ IOgS 90 per gallon
2iSc per pound in barrels; saltpeter. 70 Del
pound In barrels camphor Zoe; wood alec.
bel S100; gum opium, 1885; powdered
mound In bottles; calcium carbide, 81. ri
per hundred, delivered Texas common RAN
way points.
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n, & B. Beers Cotton Letter.
(Snecial 20 Tho pnstA


: NV Orleans, July L liverpool advices
: wfre very favorable this morning being IN.
y tnenced by the New York Journal o. Com.
mefce's crop report indicating condition
ian July less than the bureaus hsures Of
l1upc, and our market opened 10 10 ~
p9'hts higher; but the weather map, short
M2after; showing good rains In Eastern
itkas, Louisiana and Mississippi caused
ttflizing by longs and decline Of 10
frNn the top. at which II closed
Nuch or the recent hrmness in the mar
EW is due 10 the fact that operators In
NFN York generally. are expecting the
tMeaus report of condition on July TO
nav decrease from last months and
& tqRslderahle buying has been done on this
{. tn1ory. The impression here, amongst mo 4
!, leeple, Is that II will not he less than IL
Z AM In June and might he slightly over,
NHhe weather west OF the Mississippi river
fnnunues To govern prices and even II tho
HMeaus monthly report on Wednesday
- $Hlid he better than expected sellers VIII
- ~ be aggressive unless good rains Id the
AZ lNNfe mentioned territory should fellow.
I, tM the present the character OF the wealth
4 HfFlll be the dominating influence.
Dry Goods.
NV York July 1.-The intense heat has
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Sabine, Texas. July l.-Saiied Schooner
Starke, OXIDE. for Coatzacoalcos; dredge
Sabine. Tor South Pass, Mississippi, where
she will work on channel for government
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GALvEsToN GRAIN MovEMEN
rEEyAToRs a ANp 3
OCEAN RATES on COTTON.

ship agents make the following ocean
freight quotations on cotton for shipments
from the Interior within nfteen days from
today.
To- Gents.
Krcmcn (hrst class .......,....,..... 80
Havrc Hogan linel. ....,.,......4.... 80
Antwerp Castle llne). .,.....,........ IS
Rotterdam Hogan line) ........,...,.,. ~
Hamburg Chrst classl. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
The above quotations are based on hrst.
class liners Second-claEs liners / cent and
iramps cents lower, except for net rates.
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METALs.

xew york Iuiy Tin easy. 81 S972s.oU:
lake conner unchanged Al 100; lad uu
changed spelter easy, S,00Gz305; piE Iron
warrants a.5041000.
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crain 49, prolIsinns EIsevuhers

Kansas city. July 1.-Wheat- July JeN
September 59%i December 6li5 cash No. :
hard eid6sIl No 5 6iaeS No. red 6lAd
6liR Corn-Iuly 4la: September 45M;
cash No mixed IS No. 2 white 4Sis0
40 oats--No. 2 white 80 Hay-Cholc6
timothy II 50dl2 90; prairie 900 Re
ceipts- Wheat 1G5, 200; corn $4,000, oats 81,
o00 shipments Wheat 80, 500; corn 49,
COO; oats none.
New Orleans July Hog products Arm
Fork standard mess 10 90 Lard Re
hnea tierce 60; pure lard sIkG9. Boxed
meats Dry salt shoulders 7AaT% sides
SIS. Bacon-Clear rih sides alg HAMS
Choice sugar cured lOhd12h. Coffee Rio
ordinary 10 fair BssdTk. Rice Ordinary
10 good 3G4L. Flour. grain and feedstuds
steady Flour Extra fancy 3.35@3i5: pat
ents g T0d3 50, Cornmeal . 40 Bran So
Hay-prinie II .O0d16 90; choice rs. 90
Como . sacked white SO; mixed ~; yell
lows So Oats-No. , sacked %,
New York, July Wheat-Reeeipts 242,
OOO. exnorts 24a.0O0 Spot easier; No. .
red 74Is fob. aloat and T3m elevator: No.
Northern 20 fob. afoat; No. ! hard
SAL fob ahoat Options weak. July
72li, December 1914.
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Cargll & Richardson OF Houston repor,
the range OF prices for the leading stocks
today as follows;
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Following arc the sales 90 stocks aud
closing prices on the New York stock mar
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Sd. Louis Grain md Provisions.

red 62l4; July CPS; September 63i9@63h !;
December 90; No. 2 red 64isd65. Corn
No. . cash a.; July 42Js; September 45lsGt
TENDER 2IA; No. white BIN Pork
Steady; jobbing 10 rs. Lard steady, s.45.
Flour Dull. easy; patents 3 45d3 60: eY-
ira fancy and straights S;oodS Is; clear
. 65m2 50 Timothy seed. no trading
Cornmeal steady. go Hay-Tlmothy dull
10 ooci IL. 90; prairie new scarce and strong
6. OOH 10 30. The top being for new. Whisky
STEADY, 1.27. Iron cotton ties 0j. Bag
ging 6lkd7. Hemp Irvine .. Dry salt meats
ed-Steady extra shorts .l25a; clear
ribs s. 3Ti5: clear sides $50. Bacon boxed
o. Big: clear sides 30, Receipts Flour
5000: wheat 126,OO0: corn $4,000: oats 49,
0Oo Shipments Flour 5000; wheat 1900;
corn 10000: oats II 900.
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APrLEs-Texas. per peek, 30a4oc one
quarter hushel boxes.
BANANAS Stralghts S100d2.Oo per
buncn. packed: culls 81 GOAL Do
CANTALOUPES- Crate. 4od5oc.
CHERRIES Black Oregon, S2O0d2.io.
LEMONS California. extra fancy. 81 81
6i3. "a: Messinas. S3i5G4 so; fancy box
81 90.
ORANGES Valencia lates, $3.50; Medl-
terrauean sweets. So %.
PEACHES-Four basket crates, SJcGl
81 90. I,.bushel boxes 45d55c
PINEAPPLES-Cra per dozen, 81 COG
/ 25: per crate, 81 500. %,
= PII'Ms-Per peek Wild Goose, 35lf37lac;
Kelsey 80Gi40c; California, Somoni, $500
62.5O
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Houston Daily Statement.
Houston Comparative Statement.

Gross receipts thus far this week 4.27o
Gross receipts 302 days this season 2,3TI,6IS
eros receipts 302 DAYS 1899 1900. LIZA. 4Sl
Gross receipts 800 days iS9S 1893. =, i62, so
A0ustrn a,uro-l p.1~;zAe
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uston Railroad Receipts.

'ollowing are the receipts Of cotton by
various railroads entering the city:
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Liverpool Futures.
Stock at United States Ports.
nited States Exports.

This week. Last year.
Exports to Great Britain. 306l 1.5s2
Exports 10 continent 800. 200 g. 1870
Daily Interior Movement.
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Other Spot Markets.

Galveston Spots closed steady, prices
loo up stock 81 .T03 bales.
Low ord. .5& Middllng .sN
Ordinary. .6% Good mid ..S@,
Good ord. .....1 Mid fair 49,. ,als
Low mid, ,....I& Sales ........3 80
New Orleans Spcts close hrm, prices
~ mp; stock 1903.
Low ord. .....5 s-1h Mlddllng ...S 5S
thdil ary. .....G Good mid KS
Good ord q ll-lG Mid fair 80. 1is
Low mid. IN Sales ..3aJ0
New. York Slots closed dull, prices II ice
Good ord. Z 1910 Good mid . q BIG
Low mid ...S 1-l6 Mid fair 49,, az
Mlddling. ISIS Sales .,.,.... 1885
Liverpool Spots closed hrme' business
moderate prices l-32d up: sales 800 bales.
Of which 600 were American: speculation
and export 500 bales
Ordinary. ....4 Middling ~, 4 1892
Good ord, ....fA Good mid 31-32
Low mid $500. IN Mid fair .....5 7-S2
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pfY Goods.

NV York, July 1.-The intense heat has
|sin lad restrictive influence over spot
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-02

The close was steady. prices 1-lGc mp
stock 20, l60 bales; sales IL bales.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-02
nR1Ep FRUITS AND NUTS.

RAISINS- California, 3-crown, L. 4.
boxes 50 90; H-lb /. T. ralslns, 65aT5c;
2.efown L. VI raisins, 50 ID boxes, SasAc:
9.crown L. 81 rasins 50lb boxes, Sc
PRUNES- California, 5O-60s. So: G0.T0s.
75c 7O-s0s, &c; S090s 5tSc: 901OOs, Sc
NUTS Brazil, lac per 10, ilberts Sicily,
i5e; waignts l4@locc' peanuts fancy hand
tc almonds. raragona 1sc ~ IN sacks:
ItrIiar chestnuts, 100 pecans, selected,
lOc; large t2m15c medium 7GSc
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-05-11

President Mckinley has pardon
ed Henry Gardes and Giraulh
Farrar, convicted for wrecking the
American National bank Of New Or
leans, and also Joseph N. Woolfson,
who was convicted for collus ion in
the w~erecking of the Union National
bank Of that city.