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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-14
3. 8 8. 60 colton Leltet.


New orleaus, June ~. Ihcrpeol advlces
we're distinctly disappointing fhis morninr
showing sharn decline where an advance
wan expected THIS caused our market to
open 70 g points lnwer aud prices ruled
around these 6eutcs ncarly ALI day. 4
slight Improvement IN distant months o.
Cured toward tho close GA reports ~
heavy ralps on the Georgia eoaat ana shon
ers 10 the lntcfior Of that state. Aiahsn'.
aud Sonth Carolina Aside from these
rains, which We cHn not think could have
done any damagc. the Weather rlsewhere
MAS all that could be desired t,hhics
from LiNcrpeni say that the decline there
Was due 70 frmor that kuiSnn would IN
sur 4 heArikh circular tomorrow regarding.
trade etc, but nothing authentic, coma
he ascertuincd on the subject Ron,hav
rerelpts fnr the week woro 4s.nOn against
5o01h and shipments NoS0. against Ael6
last year Receipts TO date ave Il 7al IN
aEainst A,AhMo and shipments SAltOa
The bulk Of tho trading TODAY W.. a.
August and months beyond !Iniy betnS
comparatively neglected
lMe high prices in New York for tnly
contracts are very tempting IA holders ~
spot cation and we gould continue 10 M
Wise shipments 10 that marker Al IA Il
by far The algbest IA the world
While II Il impossible 10 form any "a
cldcn opinion regarding simmer months
With manipulation SIN pcndiag new oren
cNndhicne we think ntli Do ruieal almesf
entirely by weather conditions Which gcr
the past week or SO haze been generally
very asfofAple' H. u. necH
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A VERY GOOD BUSINESS
Increase ia Stock Speculation Yes
terday Was Notable.
GouLDs ARE AFTER COLORADO FUEL
AT Least, That Is Belief OF Traders.
They Want II for Same Purpose
Pennsylvania Bought Steel

New York. June H. There was notable
increase IN speculation to-day, the DAYS
business running ~ 60 near million
shores Speculative interest Is stu deeid-
cdly spotty hut the strength Of the nrlnci
pal stocks WAS SO decided as tn affect the
whnlc list by sympathy with a few unin-
ptrtant changes. There are points Ia tho
list nevertheless watch were held back br
palpnhle realizing The realizing was wei
taken and Indicted no losses on Tie stocks
Pennsylvania was notable example R
this category and the Southwcsterns aid
not share 10 the full hnoveury II other
Western roads Very large amounts OF
Pennsylvania stock have hcen marketed
this week and 10 tho loan crowd tue stocks
command q premlum Tho selling Is to a
large extent against the buyipg Of rights
10 subscribe 10 tho new stock issue Not
Wlthstandlng the Official disclaimers " re-
ported purchase Of Steel stock IN tho rail
road company. Wall street regards that
as an accepted fact The buying ur Color
ado Fuel by some brokers usually employed
10y the Could Interests aroused a c0niect
ure that the control of tho Colorado com,
pany WIS being sought hy the Gould and
HERMAN Interests with the same purpose
Ia view as that ascrlhcd 20 the pcnnsyi.
v1niA. namely To Insure the production
OF us steel rail sUppy The advance Ia
Colorado Fuel reached 81 carving 1t
above yesterdays close. Tennessee Conl
r,>c ga The steel stocks were
hraNv, the selling hciug attributed to
the uncastnesS over the Development Of or
position companies Tho Gould Hartman
iuirrt Sis brokers We're active In various
stocks notably In Union Pacific The buy.
lpS ~ ms stork On an enormous scale was
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BUYeas AN0 sElllRs ~ VARIANCE.
The New Orleans Cotton Market Shows
Nnrv IltIle Activity.

NefN Llile NNNNAh4s
View Orleans, Juno ~ rhe market Tor
spot cotton was worry quiet today, ofer
ipEs weYc no, ms large or well assorted a.
they have hocn and buyers and sellers are
again az variance a. to tine proper level Of
valuca The former arc iucunea TO hold
on ne the result 81 the iateu drop Ga
priccs az Liverpool while factors arc
etanding Cor full Arures and generality re.
fuse TO tteat With thc purchasing element
exrcpt MON thst basis. sales lNNo ha,ea
inclNdtnE G00 10 arrive. Quotations uu.
changed
\ very liberal amount ot trading marked
the ccnree az the market for contrActa.
though good share 81 tho movement 70
ported ON the taor made attractive auh
fairly wide auctatinns n VN1ra, W. or
pool came ir ibis morning with MNnr
prlces and bis market showed p 8-,t yass
loss ~ 4 "a popts 8ll NlonG tho Hn".
After The opening the market hccawN ,r
rgfio tc degree 2nd pHces 70 irnatcd rap
ldlt over a range OF 4 20 s points, it
without anN dctlded tendency In anv 1i
reciton ana at be close Juno aud luv
showed o Ices ~ Is points eath, August a
ana che balance 90 the list 3 10 p.dutS
compared with last nights close
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COFFEE.

New York June rs Conee- Spct RIO
quiet No, Z inynlee a. mild quiet, Csa.
dera NA@la& The market Tor futures
held w On light room support and fair
hNting fcr foreign account despite easter
European markets, disappointment in 10
nNnd NJ spot tcfre and rather larger husi
ness than expected Dpi in the tate sesslnn
there was arclme II points 40 several
ms nths tudor liquidation anil son,' sell
Ing tor shnrt account, closed aWlet net
unChangca 20 j. points lower Istai snihS
TOO iunr 10, mlv aOa65 20, August
n 49, September Agini5 20 OclNher Il ~.
November = q; December a.A3siN So Ham
vary a,aa' February Aaa; March 6t0; Nav
h.6Mj5.TN
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coTroN cRop ouTLook.

Correspondents Of r. G. Dun q Co Say
Prospects Arc Good for Large Yield
New York. June ~ Dispatches 20 puns
from the entire cotton belt make most
satisfactory showing Untavorahtc weather
conditions during the opening weeks u
the season injured much If the weed This
adds 10 thu cost IT the CROP. hut viii not
Prevent a fuller Yield There seems Co nc
from 20 10 per cent increase IN the acre,
sac under cultivation. and while damage
undoubtedly has been severe Ia some sec.
lions, fairly good weather from now TO
the beginning ~ the nlck would insure
an abundant Yield
Excessive rain has made the growth n
grass unusually rapid and the scarcity
NJ labor. together With large grain crops
makes u dinicnlt tn Keep the acids IN
goon condition. Injury from lnsecis 4
wveyil In parts ~ Texas, ana lice IN regions
Naerc moisture has hrcn exceptionally
heavy Fhe pests are not as harmful as
usual, however, and aside from the prob
able Increase y cost the planters have
cause for qualification,
Reports from correspondents ~ r. a.
pup a 60 10 the principal sheer raising
sections Indicate that the season has hccn
most satisfactory. but complaints 81 prices
are very general On many ranches the
sbearing Is ahont completed and yield
somewhat larger than the one preceding
Y assured ~ Gar Western points there
Is much wool stlli on Sleeps backs and
~ difficulty Is anticipated Not only Is
the quantity larger this season. but the
quality Is better, and wool 80 much clean
n thot losses 30 sconrine win be less than
usual
A few reports Indicate that grnwers have
already sold much ~ their wool hut IN
tho mnioliiy 81 cases there rs no desire To
accent current prices THIS Is especially
true ~ the Ncaithler ranch owners who
can adord tn hold their product Huvcrs
are not alarmed by tho tendency "a refuse
o0er@ which are about q cont lower than
month ago and express the opinion thnt
etilt easier terms may ue secured later
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WHEAT SCORED A GAIN
The July Option Closed Steady and
Half a Cent Higher.
DUE TO REPORTS OF DAMAGE BY FLIES
Both Corn and Oats Closed Lower, and
Provisions Unchanged TO Ten
Cents Under Wednesday.

Chicago. june ~, The wheni marker
helped Just when IT m9st needed II TO-DAY
hF reports 70 crop damage hy "a IN nm
hois ana Kansas and hy the large mum
hel " loads taken for export. aud the Iuiy
option closed steady and Is NJ, Inly corr
closed Nnh lower. July oats X down and
provisions nrm. unchanged, 10 100 undar
icstordny's anal price. The volume or
trade WIS not large
with liverpool cables rencctlng the cop
dltIons existing here yesterday aud with
q continuation OF favorable weather TODAY
tlic wheat market invited decline. lnIv
opened shade 20 YAK lpwrr, an 7u,tgf
GOA. with liberal offerings aud slight de-
nand except from professional class Tn
der q continuation Of liquidation the price
declined 20 @aA, the lowest ~ the day. n1d
then eamo a reaction, bascd on reports OF
damage by ny aud Now York reports of
continuance OF the continental demand
July raliicd 20 TlmfiM. at which II closed
steady ht "a higher SoWemher sold he.
Agla un, az dlismV1hsc, Receipts 81 ears.
AdNices that unexpectedly IA 5orHhlr con.
selling nf nearly itno,H0 bushels hv tho
itmier crusrd an early weu6Hess Ia the
corn pit Tho only bullish feature con
sisted of moderate receipts and the swHll
proportions OF contract corn they contained
For 4 while t. was apparent thar thc hold
prs % long lines Werr anxious t. \ 10 witut
out regard O. prices, though later there
was oonsdernblc hWing back az slightly
Improved prices lu local demand. The
Volume OF trade was moderate Receipts
2i3 cars,
Perfect weather conditions, coupled with
ihe weak coru market helped 10 make
h"ldrts ot oats exceedingly uortouF at the
,reninE and the only feature ~ the GrV
hqlf nout was a general desire "a renllHr.
Il here was partial recovery toward the
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GUTTER AND sees.

ST louis juno is Poultry STEADY
Chlcecns Z. spring iSefl6. turkeys Z;
ducks g. springs eii0, geese 4 spYngS 4
Ruttcr steady Creamery i4afta. dairy iaaf
lctt reed
New York june n Eggs Receipts "a
NN packages; st0adSs WcSterH candicil
packed iiNio.
kansas CITY, June is.-- Ergs weak Fresh
Missouri And Kansas stock 9c, eases r..
turned
chicago, Jgpr ~ -.Fsutter Hrn,- Cream
cry liMidA dairy iS1l9ts. Cheese steary
SellV's, Esgs Loss on cases returned
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LOCAL MARKET REVIEW

Features we're few and far between In
me local commission and wholesale mar.
ket Yesterday Business was az fair vol.
ane IN all locs but nothing out Of the
ordinary occurred ana prices showed but
few changes
apta'onpes are now coming in rather
'reely aud prices are becoming lower -
we season PROGRESSES Good grades arc
now ee'ns held at Siood2co per crate.
~ result Of advances on bacon. Inrd
sna Noircd products In the primary mar
a Ne The local scale has been marked IN
advanced 2o6aSc. ' uSNe
'lleNneIrles are stln coming in I'M, ma,
a sreat deal Of attention h ho,na ~,
I" 'hom Dealers report thar he enl nv
Of the Fruit is inferior FuS"V
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DRUGS Am CHEMICALS

Quiunc. 4HV4Ic per ounce hottie Inor
rhtUc, S23m2.35 per ounce, cpc 4ine. S6 III
per ounce; horAX, size per pound ia ny
pound packages, coppcras, 81 a. ia bnrrt.ls .
caSlor oil Slsn per gallon In 5rnnen
packages. epson salts. SiEa ner hunNr =
IN barrels alcohol, s. ,o6i2Oa per gRiion'
2,at per pound IN harrcls; sRltpeter Il, ne,
pound Ia barrels, camphor I0c, woad aicg.
hot 500 gmu opium. SiS1, pawdr A
opium Sass carhplic acid 4utiA9c r
pound In bottles calcium carbide. SEQ
per hNndrcd delivered Texas common raft
way points.
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MidIothian Mssle'''

Midlothian, Texas 1pn' Nm As
cdlst protracted meeting va ". IL \
In progress here the ias, ~ ,,sisss'
last night: a geodly paasos' al 4
Joined the Methodist eao'F' I
churches .hrr.A VII Il
when NJ Vs SSaily completed ~ . "
best brick churches 10 w
81 Maxahachie. LA hls li7
j. N. Stapherry mas SWsliey 4 wa
the Midlothian Argus " NsnstfN K
and has purchased the
Mansfield. Texas, -, IA DC "
nv ~ thc -" r,,y Council hss ~, X =, q
pircs arc down about ", ,seasssl
produces a hcw o. severn maze ~
ner hour. This Is lnnea ...~n
than the old deep well pu'7
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GRAIN AND nay

Carload lots + o, Il. cars from miller.
dealers charge from st0rV 5lilO moro per
100 lbs ON hran, 2siac per hushel on oats
aud corn, and lO8tac nrr lun HIS on hnV
BRAN lCr lun lhs, sQc6fSt rs
WHEAT SHORTS Fcl 1on tbs 81 1877
1&t
conn No. . sacked SSEi09e
CORN Ch0PS Mixed and pure. 81 OTE2
Ia
q ATS ASd tai5c per hushol.
HAY Alfulfa SiA noif IS. 40. rhnic, rim
othN, sic 90WtS 90 Snuth raNas praiIlr
hay, SkQ0dSo0; North Texas aud Terntory
hay, Sl00ao12 so
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COTTON LOST STRENGTH
Prices In All Future Markets Lower
Than Those Of Wednesday.
ELLISON TO ISSUE 4 CIRCULAR TODAY
judging From Yesterdays liverpool u
ID Not Though, That u win Be
BuIiish--~Bombay Movement.

Yesterday's session ~ the cotton market
vas dulI and unevcntful No features of
interest were In evidence. Prices due
tuatai within narrow range snd the
amount of business done was rather small
az an points
Rather lncrc attention than usual was
paid 70 liverpool nasmneh ne Mr.. Ell,
tson Ia expected 10 issue q circular to-day
land Il was thought Yesterday that the ac'
tian ~ the big market across the water
might to some desree indicate the proha.
ole nature ~ the amount 60 hc given dnt
by the distinguished siatlHtlclau. good
Smauy secmed 10 I've VI he opinion thar the
circular would be hnllish hnt others
iwho watched Lverpnol closely EXPRESSED
"a contrary opinion. ms decline on both
Mines was In evidence ~ thc rlpse Futures
were 10 3ta-Gid down while spots lost
the ttOd which was gained ON Wednesday.
The opening "a the American markets
was from / 10 points down Still tpr
thci losses were to evidence at times dur
Ing the session hnt before the close some
rgutcs showed New Ynfk TO hc IN 90
down ana New ORLEANS ! to 8 down.
This was practically The highest Of the
DAY.
The Rouhay report showed very large
movement there ns has h"cr the case for
some time past Rccolpts for the wccR
were shown 10 be 4s,rN against 5000 last
year aud 2oeo the year before shir.
neuts wcte 500 aetpst the Same number
in 1890 and iLoon Ia 1880,
Tho Amerlcan spot markets. showed but
mite aulmaton rhcre were no changes
ga puccs on any 81 the prinepal points
and the tone ranged from dun 20 steady
ONLY comparatively small amount or
bus,Aees WAS done
1nc range u pricrs fcr the active
months at New York ANA New Orleans
yrsterday we're as tollews
New York open. High. Low Closed
luly ......,..,.S lNb So SIG 81 "
a snW ....,.,.,i.G4 Us roo 7.5S IaN.6a
July ...... .,.T1aa T.AA asa f.Na %
r. hld r. asked.
Keccipts az the ports were N3A5 selnst
$50 las, ycag aud Ji5l sac year before
Augusta. Ca showers YESTERDAY rain
NJ night, $50 sign Clcuinc up, GEAR
weather Is needed 10 this section,
Sew Orleans Map shows too much rain
In Georgia With q lnw barometer conferred
an that scrllnn 40 belt,
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VESSELS ~ PoRT

SIS Pensacola CAml, Simmsas /.
sacola.
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VESSELS DESTINED FOR CALVES
G4n-.,.s64n.
Astronomer Br) ...........
ucEAN RAVES oN corr0y-

ship agents make the following y
freight quotations on cotton for sslis'
from the Interior within fifteen dils }
Today:
TO-
Liverpool tfrSt,classl, ,..,sso.a~s
Manchester (second-claSSl. ...s..,,s's.
Bremen (drst-claSsl ...,,,,,"a.~s
HaNrr Hogan hnel .,,.,.s,,s.,r,s,s
Antwerp castle line, netl,.si.t,-S
Rotterdam Hogan linel, ,,.ciis
Hamburg tiirSi class. ,.,, - .t.'s..s,.l.
The above quotations are hesea Z.
C.ass liners. Secoud-elaS haHs
anu trampS 3 cents lower. esospl X
rates.
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SUGAR

New Orleans. June ls-ssss ltp n
onion kettle 3 S.i@fl; epea slieas 81
fugal gTtdAts: centritnsn ass IN
4% seconds 2Sagi4 Neiass
trifugal TMla :. s,var-fas
f,ir refining IN; centrtghes,st
moiasses sugar 8ss renued Qa''
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New York. June Il M.sa 1l,sIA 4
% galsiss. rs; lake coppses, ~ ~ spftsi.
fT.O0 Lead steady, ssssllnn lels1
l,.st t. nnn,jnaiiy unchanse1
warrants aNdtlO'so.
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London ConsoIs.

London June l3-Consols for money
@l account 9S 15l6 Bar silver steady.
~ 9-lN per ounce Money S@Si5 nor cent
Discount for short hills st6{iaS, nor ,.ent,
three months hills 2sso2a, per cent.
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hnslncHs done IN narrow and Wide print
6rm Prints are sciing welt Ginghams
unchanged. Cotton Innings qniet and lr
rrgnlar. Tho market VS. whole ~ dis
tIurtly improving
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GALVESTON STOCK


Receipts today ~ wheat
Gulf Colorado and santa re 49,
Missouri. Kansas and IeAas ,,..''
Galveston, Houston and Ncr'Oess s''
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PRODUCE

BEANS Imported navy beans SNtfs
3Mc Bayou She; English dried So puRs
s,4C;. Lt,na. 5h@IAc; hl1ck crcs 49,;
Michigan navy, none. California navy,
.th,c
1,UTTER- Blue star l0a2oc dnry. 200
IL; Elrin creamery 22P23c, o.comtr -Rrho
dairy prints, lie; Lincoln solids lolsQl lc,
prints. liWllMc, Spcclnl Blue star, lite;
CRYSTAL Gem and Country rulis lUu;
Special dairy, i5c; fancy dairy, lie,
Texas country butter S@l2c' Texas bricks.
lA5tluc
CARRAGE-tc per pound
CHEESE Wisconsin fun cream rolls,
itt Wisconsin fun crcm dtises, l4,gt,
Wisconsin half cream. t2isWl3r,
EGUS Texas, pIal9c per do1eu Kan
eas loo
kRAUT- New, IN balt barrels s,ig
cGn
ONIONS New. il.e per pound
PEPPER -Chut, l+5 l5c per lh' hlncE
singapore 15isC
p0fhTuES New. 9oc per hushet
POULTRY EMckeus hens good. 81 SOFA
3 90; trvers, large, 81 7Sd3 81 hrOilegs
s. WN2 -, cocks, large old, 81 - ducks,
large, 50 AOm3ou; gecsr. fNll feather d,
So tCdiOO turkeys nous, SdNf0Spn. tur-
kcys, sobhlcrs S0coplo SO. turkeys, Young,
81 UNtiN 20
TOMATOES hushcl St,25tl.5o
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MUM FRll'rs AND NrrS.

APPLES Fancy evppoyated, Jo-th hoxes,
6lRc; llb cartons. &C., cholve cvaporatcd,
size.
APRlC0rS Per 10. loose, Zoe.
CiGRON I'm i0lb heNtS, lSr
CUBRANfS iu bhls. lStac 25.lh boxes
cleappd, hulk l4v, lib cartons. Zoe.
DATES h packages, Zoe Goth boNes,
&c
FtGS-Califocna, i2iac imported, l5u
1Sc
PEACHES choice new stock SAC.
RAtSiNS california, S-crown, T. L.
boxes, 81 90, alb I.s l., raislnS, 6SSf7ar.
2croWn T. NJ rAislns, 30lb boxes SoNGc,
atrowp / NJ ralstnS, 5o.lh boxes. s.,
rbu MES California, 5O,G0s So: CslTOs
zoe, 20 sos, &c, 50 ms. 5iac; a0-l0Os DC
lAt, waluntS lAdlac. peanuts. fancy hand
picked oa.ef6c No q 4atGlAr. almonds
TaragonR iSc N ia sacks Italian rhrst
nuts loc rearans, selected, Toe, large, t2a
lAc, medium NN1r
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New York. June iSrhere viii be no
reduction in the prices Of the leading
makes Of bieached cotfons. the agents hav.
ms announced this today Rrown eoitons
are HrpeK, acme export grades advanced
AmAc Home demand has been better
toeAy for hcasy brown cotsons Good
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HIDES AND WOOL.
sIIlFMENTs EnnM IAMnAa.

a, 49, Texas, June IS stokes Rros
s's.' .ss H's, who outside ~ ths,r larre
cotton. grain ,s' ssS are heavy hayers o.
- boston go SACKS 81 cholee Wool ,e Ms,sh
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MANY women fall g tlss IN .. {
ana u become pale. salleg, x. - ?.
while the brightness. 80 sspa.e
81 the skin aud comps IN, IN ,sS,SE ~ y
cdy this nv taxing hhns.s9s ~, Il
,osal rs siscst ~hat yea &. -
s0 cents Fer sale ns
druggist, SOC Nain ssfs<~
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DAILY Interior Movement.
Comparative Spot Markets.


tAlYwIon Spais losed steady, prices nm
changed stoek 1000 halrs.
Low ord .,...hA Mlail.ng S
orWhary Good mia SM
GOOD ord CO. Mid fair So
Low md T& Saips % nu
New Orleans Snots closed qolot and
steady. nrices nnchnuead. slnrk tt1 NM
rGlct
Low ord......a i6 Middmnr S
ORDINARY ...... hNs Cond mia "a.
Good ord -. O 5i6 Mi tSjr SO
Low mid ...,,iAs Salcs ....... doc
Now Work. Spots closed dull, plrcs nm
changed stock i22 o30 halrs
bvoN ord.,-,.,T 80 Gond mid S1l.iR
Low mid ...ri 1915 MID Atr ma
Mlddlmg ..,. S% Sales
liverpool Spots closed easier, notwtta
stnnding increased demand prices iRd
down sales l0,OoO " which aAoN were
American, speculation and export tOno i'm
ports i4oNo. ~ witch 7luO werc American
ordinary .,...S!S Mtddlhs .,.A lN.aa
To"d "fd ,,..,,,t1A Good mid 4 ITO
Low mia, t-,,.@N Mid fair 5M
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HOUSTON WHoLesALF PRICES,

Current Quotations on Round Lots OF
Staple Commodities.
These quotations are revised daily and
their correctness can be rolled upon The
prices are thusc ruling ln Houston whole
sale markets.
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TNEI WINIIVol
Vessels-Flsg- Tons. ,
Roina tBr), ii22 aground at ceusr d
sabine Observation-Disclosures
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u bulk Mfitc. IN i2ib cans. extracted.
bkItci pound Nretions. lMflA 1910
MuIASSES-@ kehuilcd fair, l'iNMlS !
prime, @sa2ic, choice 25ff2er; fancy nfw
Ssnp syrnp, s2dGic; pure new crop SYRUP
CONDENSED MILK. Eagle, 50 aoaa 70;
Magnolia, y. t0df4 O.; Dime, 81 5oBS %
Challenge, 81 1Osi3 NJ.
OYSTERS i-ih full weight 4ns SaG'h,2,
~ weight SOY 81 .W9l 'uo 5ln
hTox WNan5r; lib. Hight weight h51vici
lib, light weight S,fDoc
tlNklES Five gallon Kegs. 81 soi y
galep Kegs 81 81: "a hhls sou plnln,
American style, spnS3e quarts, AMERICAN
style, " 3paii hFallon. s. inq2 ~ gAi'
W.; IN, Amet,ean style. S,sNia.So' tshi'p
RICE Extra fancy head. GlserdAc'
, ,nS,ee' s2sets,se. fair 4SsuiMei fancy im
p9nsnirnit oNnessc. ,.n,
iiic. nntnrfed lsib rnr6 Sc. Jared. we
SALT Louisiana, ,oarse SIC nue. s5ci
hblk ~ los, $3.50 60as, 500; 1p-Ss' 81 tVi
i SALT FISH A. MaeEere NO IN ION
S. 80; tubs 81 0nGi3 ~
liver sl00 Castle Rock, Columbia River.
hlhWi ~ Spear AiRska, SLi5; Toy GO
,9gnhlh hiyer, si-25: Blue Bell, Columbia
sARDfNEs Amerlcsn quarters, $3.50
grade g9arters $il50; fancy sprais, quar-
STARCH -standard goods Pearl, In 4oih
boxes, aas6ttc; Royal Gloss, bUlk, 4Ac!
Nickel, 100 packages, per hox, SD corn
starch, 6lAc per IL, - and 40lh boxes
SUGAR Quotations are for small lots.
specisl rates ore given on carload orders
dNred 0.2oc. Louisiana yellow parnnnedt
fancy, 2. bOc; choice A4Tbc,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-14

Wheat 80 sprlns Jld12; No. spring
ho@I0, No, = rcd -,
roru No 2 4ta No. yellow nltmfll9
oats No. . 9IhM2S No white 99Ss
No 3 whltc 27n9SN
Ryo.-Nn 9 AZ
Harley Good feeding aSR5e; fair 10
choice mating 40
FlNN seed No 1 1 10. Nh Northwest
cru. ! n.
tfmothy seci Primo 3 oNa3 90
Mese PORK Fer harcci - i5Wt4 80,
Lard lcr lOu pounds : 4Iis6iN So
short rih eiAr- Loose p1siS Is.
llrv saltrd shoulders teNcl W.5f1iN
short cirAr sides Boxed $ 25RiS .37h
WMskJ- Basis ot high wines, per CATION
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-14

stock at unltea stat.. Rorts s.
United stales ENnorls.

This week Last year
Exports 70 Great Britain y, ASo tS.Nta
Exports 10 France ..A TaS7 Svl
Exports to continent 10. $1,000 t.QaS