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AMMUNITION Powder, per kes 81 90;
blasting powder, % per oh6eg' drop shol'
per sack. 81 70; buck, 81 90.
BACON Extra short clear, in sacks, ~
GflOt; regulars 10Ao boxed, ac higher
hG BhS'Gi ISSjGt% And TIES tagging, 2,lb,
nc; ~ lii. Sc; Arrow ties, less than sar-
load lots, IRON, Houston, 81 35 =,
CANDY Stick wrapped basis ~ No.
81, TLmTiac per III; special sizes. b2c high
er; mixed, ga l1c, as 10 quality;
CANDLES star, run weight logs, Gran
tie, full weight, llci Electric Lights olsc'
CEMENT Portland, 81 1903 %; Hosen-
dale. 81 75m2 90.
CoFFEE-n fail {%gsc; prime !ssA4
Coldpva, l3c. Roasted conees; Arbuckle,,s
Ariofu basis l00-lb eases, lie delivered
apes II 800; Lion, lie Gold Seal Mocha
nleni lib cans, lib and Alb pals. le94c.
Graz KERs-A b { Soda. bulk. boxes.
GAc; II cartons Ger dozen S2e; siGnifie s.
CAKES and iumbles, lie.
'FIoTR SBasis 4s-ib sacks: Fancy high
patent 81 So fanGy hall patent DeS S8 h Sg'
rel higher; -four in wood, l5e per barrel
FAkINAcEous GooDs-Grlts. homIny
meal. In 3Slb sacks, ~ 60, per barrel OF
four sacks: Scotch oats, 500; Friends
oats. So 90; Columbia oats 50 d5i Hawkeye
oq L,IR + re Refined tierco; compounds Sc
leaf, i0lsci j0lb cansi Ne higher than
tlefces; lob cans W higher DID cans %c
HAMS Standard, l2lst' picnic halas 9h'
IfNE-- Bulk, 81 90 per barrel; coopered
HONEY In barrels G0MI5c per gallon
IN Go-ih cans, extracted, 5M6c per pound
| In hulk sale; Ia l2lb cans, extracted
| GiLGfTc. Mound sections, i2ml3c.
MoLASsEs Rebclled. fair. lGAGls
prime 2OGt2lc; choice, 2oq26ci fancy neg
| crop syrup, 32d3ic pure new crop syrup
| 35c - -. 90, u. -y-
! Magnolia. 81 65@4. rs; Dime, S3.9o[4. 90
! Tb5ilenge. "a lOli4 20. Winner, "a. 23Ql4 IS
OYSTERS 1-lb full weight 4,9$ s1s',S q,
| 5oz oO795e: 1-ih, light weight, 5Jn6Oc
| 2.lh' light weight Sld0oc
| PICKLES Flve.gallop, kegs, 81 Ooi i
| Nmerican style 81 .O5; quarts. America
| etyle 81 90. I6gallon, 50 20; i-galion Amei
| lean style, So.mi lrsailoh heNhRoh, - oV
syRRicE - Extra fancy head, Slzge%e
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coTToN cRop MOVEMENT.
Number OF Bales Brought into Sight for
First Week of New Season 77,t71.


New Orleans, September 6.--Crop move
ment September ! to q. Inclusive, Serre-
tnry Hosters New Orleans cotton exch ange
statement, issued during business hours to-
day. shows tho amount Of cotton brought
In Sight fer the FIRST six DAYS Of Septcm
Der as 7117l bales, against 1902 bales
last year, 137.2T2 year before last aud g.
90 same time 1888.
The statement shows reseipts at all
Uaitea States ports tince September |
1928. against i1.9lo lust year 50, 49, year
before last and 33slN m tine II 1875;
overland across the Miss ssippi, Ohio nd
Potomac rivers to Northern mills and can
ada 1875, against 2l5S last year, 10 NIB
year before ihSt and 500 same ime ~
1SlS Interior socks cr -asai undc those
3Sij against mn inCrca-t ba. lust IT,.
E',4,5 year before lass an { % sam tiun
IN $; Southern mill taklngs al,WN,
1gainS, 25l43 s. year. :2 va be-
i o. ttpn eNpor log me ,X UaAs nave
been i2.S43. against ij,G23.
ne total lingS OF American At Is,
North and South and tanala thus fr f'r
the season have hccn Ir6iZ aEains at,vl2
las year. Thrs. nclude nGT2 b, Norther
SPIN" re-. agans lS.n. Snct. thr CLOSE f
th' commercial year stocks Am " M
perts and the - leading Southern interior
tentsIi have been de resi- sis bars, $
aSars, IN m rrase dy tnc same nerlod
last scasan o. i+5bT ana are now 2uC2 =
mo;1 thau az hi dat, last ga
including amounts left OYER in stocks
ut ports anA ~ ericr [ WINS rom hc st
crop ah,ll the number ~ bales brought IN o
10 dait IS i3G,SJS. against 1888, 10 tie
SAINT period last year.
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SHIFTING AND UNCERTAIN
Was The Condition Of Business Yes.
tefday o. The Stock Exchange.
HARD TO INDUCE MOVEMENT OF PRICES
------------
Scope OF Business Under Professional
Manioulation Fell Back to About
the Lowest OF the Year.
,RD TO INDUCE MOVEMENT OF PRICES

New York, September 8. Professional op.
orators who were alone concerned in to,
days markets for stocks had oven more dit.
hculty than yesterday 70 induce any move
ment of prices and the movement was also
more shifting aud uncertain The sc,pn
Of business fell back TO about the lowest Of
the year. The uncertainty Of the money
outlook prompted the restriction OF outlay
In stocks. while the strength of the general
situation continues equally eirlcacious In
deterrlng holders from selling. phc usual
weekly forecast Of the weekly changes In
Che cash reserves IN the banks was awaited
with unusual interest TODAY. Ii was an
agreeable disappointment In showing a
much smaller movement OF cash to the in
tciiur by the regular express movement
than was expected. But to tho eTrect Of
the express movement is to be added the
loss on subtreasury operations which
amount to S,Sin,OOp
The market was inclined 20 rally on the
hank statement and on the absence of a
furry In the call money market. which was
cNpc ctcd on account of the deiunu1 usua
90 4 Friday. The rise IN New York cS-
change At Chicago TO Zoe discount, con
pared with Gee discount early en- the week
Indicated relaxed pressure for funds. The
loans was IA per cent
There was a very small business in rail-
road bonds.
Stocks,
Following are the sales OF stocks End
c"sins prices for the New York stock mar
kch:
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< range of prices at New York and
5Oricans for the active months was as
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ditions did not warrant their taking hold
on the present level would seem 70 he
borne out by the taklnys from the Ameri-
can. visible, which are practically the same
thts week as last year. II must be remem-
bcred that last wear the Lancashire mills
were generally closed down and the con
tinentai spluners were resorting TO short
time In consequence Of the Inflated values
Of spot cotton, caused hy the September
corner existing then In Liverpool.
Therefore the apparent irinness Of spots
prevalent Tor the moment can not be con.
entirely due 10 forced early September
shipments to Liverpool, II. however, there
Is continuance OF this demand values
may be maintained, providing the move
ment Is also on moderate scale. Out
isiders remain apathetic. and SO far have
evidenced no disposition TO be attracted to
the article. II. & II. Beer.
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VESSELS IN PbRr,
StQnmghiDs.


Vessel, Flag Tons Agent, Destination, Pier
Bardsey tBrl. Psi, Fowler & McVitle,,
liremcn .. ................- IA
Belfast (irj, 2l39, Elder, Oempster X,
Bea me-; (BrJ 2iS6 William rarr 4 Co..
cl. .i'c Of SYS York tBrj, 1859 c. T. ori6welns,
Commonwealth tBr.l 2is3, William Parr
y Co., Hamburg 49,: :....:...tt, -
Goyerri tSpanD, 1n3l. Charles Il. Ortiz
VEINS Sons, Hamburg .....i... .,I,-+ 10
lvydene tIBr.i, 1850, Rotterdam. .Qunranllne
Henley C3rk 24Sl. Hamburg .... ..,.,. "a
Maria de Larrnaga tBrJ, 2o7s, Fowler
~ Neville, Manchester ......,..... 30
NcfGerney tGer), 1863 w w Wilson,
Ndrdtyn ,Nor.j. ai0i. W W Wilson, Y
Oriel iBr). PTS. w. w. Wilson ..,.... ~
Rodney tBr.l, 9239 Texas Transport aud
Terminal Co. Hayre ,..,,.... 20
Roma (Br1, 1722 aground at County bridge
Scholar (3r) 1921, VIM parr 90;
sir ". II. Lewis iBr) 2267 ........,... sd
SchoOners.
Edward r. Williams (Am,l. 80. Quarantine
I Martha iAm,l. If.++..---..'t. sdu"A'N''"c
Barges
! Ajax (AmJ Fowler x McNltie. ,.,.-.., ~
4 Tabor (Am.l, Fowler 4 McVltie ...-...' %
VESSELS DESTINED FOR GALVESTON
Steamships.
Adaiia Orb. Liverpool. via .,..... -
| Barbados ......'.....'.'..'-.''' ON
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New Ynrk Money.

New York, September g.. Money on call
firm at 3m4iA per cent last loan 3; ruling
rate per cent Prime mercantile paper
5dlR per cent. Sterling exchange easy
With actual business in bankers bills ut
/ S5la for demand ana at 4 S31a for sixty
Cavs; postea rates 4 sGla6i4 81; commercial
bills 4. sahm4 S2& Bar silver $50. Mex.
lean dollars 45l&. Government bonds steady;
State bonds strong; railrond bonds irregu.
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PRODUCER
BEESMAX- Primo TeXas. 22a23c per

BEANS Imported navy, beans. 4lAGl
4aic; Bayou. 3i1c, English dried Be-;
pinks, 3Ac, Lima, 6alM7c; black eyes. .
mlIac; Michigan navy, none; California
navy size; Snaps, 81 per bushel; wax,
81 10 per bushel; Dutch Lima &c,
BuTTER Blue Star, @WH2le; dairy 1910
zoe: Elgin creamery, 2id2Ju; Texas brlGkF
l5dI0c Oleomargatne Lincoln solids
lie; prints, re Monkeys special l1c;
CRYSTAL gem and Country rolls, ldc; Elm
pre State special, lie; special Blue star
1Gc; Ideal lOI2c.
GARBAGE 2An3l6c per pound
CHEESE Wisconsin fun cream rolls,
t4c; Wisconsin fun cream daisies, la
i4l4c; Wisconsin half cream, l2A9Ml3c
EGGS Kansas, 1s0lgc; Texas cold
storage. lSr; Texas, l0nl1c.
KRAtfT- New, In half barrels, S4.5o0
.ONIoNs-Pe pound. 2lsc
PEPPER chile, i4@ljc per Id; black
PP0S1TAToEs 81. 45al CD.
PEANUTS Jumbos, per pound 61ac;
fancy il. r.. &c; choice. 5lAc; G.s, 4iac.
POULTRY Chickens, hens, good, 80 OV6t
2 40: fryers, large, 50 0On3 30; broiiers,
81 5Om2 Is; mixed lots .. 6J6l3 on; cocks.
large, old 81 30; ducks large, 81 30lI3. %;
geese, full feathcred, S3.25n40O; turkeys,
hcns 81. O0Iij. 50; turkeys, gpbblers, SO. OC
07.Oo: Young turkeys, S32JQ3.Tj
SWEET POTATOES-I Vans, 81. 50 hu.
TOMATOES New Mexico " bu baskets
81 .Ou6il 80; California, 81 %
CELERY Colorado white, per bunch
GlNlTJc.
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H. G. 3. Beers Cotton Letter.
gc,att A.. 1tt no-tA

4t tNlNfAdt 10 ihtN heAI
ew Orleans, Scptember 1.-THE SHARP
ance in Liverpool caussd our market to
p b 10 higher. improved > points adj.
onal later on fresh buying and absences
p9ilers, ruling steady at the highest uns
sbortly before The close Redizipg then
peloaed weakness and drop of Il
It'll from the top, making the net loss
rs day @ points.
M amount brought Into sight during
4 1rst six DAYS Of September was 1900,
Iinst 1900 last year and 1000 in 1898,
record crop year The twenty-nine lead
interior towns received 5000 during
week. against $4,000 last year The
ma supply ~ American during the past
fD DAYS shows decrease Of 5000,
linst a loss Of 5000 last year, and the
negate TO date is $4,000 this year,
INST $1,000 last year, or an excess oi
|{NO
NJ claims made by European spinners
any weeks past that textile trade con
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,oTIoN EASIER me LoWER.

" York Market. After Remaining Firm
II Day, Broke Heavily at the Close.
|w York. September G.-1he market for
|snS futures opened stca ly with prices
banpcl to G points higher and after a
Pent's hesitation turned firm on brisk
hing and moderate outside buying, all
bsicd on hul,lsh cables from Liverpool
Manchester, and on rumors that South
spots were hardening shorts
bnic frightened ana that option was bid
|diy up to 80 by shorts or TO the SANG
Ii las January. But wlirl the more
|klng demand appeared the market be
n auIct aud slowly eascd off 70 nearly
"a Cht's hnHl bids OF lnse months. Eu-
MAS light buyer here, "a was New
hans and Chicago. Spet ula ion draggc
BIN thr Afternoon. The last hour of
|narket brake heavily under active lu-
|hcuidalion and ha"r selling aud utgont
Es0re from New Orleans. Closed easier,
Hanged TO 6 poiats lower.
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New York. September g. The CONNER
cial Advertiscr's London financial cable
gram says The stock market today. was
firm but fcnturcless, and business was
somewhat retarded by the holiday TOMORROW
aud tho settlement next week American
shares opened dull but were soon fraction
ally above parity, Money rules steady.
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chroniole,s Weather Reports.


New York. September 6. --The CONNER
cial and Financial Chrcnicle says; ouy
telcgrrphic advlces this evening Indicate
that dry weather has prevailed over many
sections of the South during the week. aud
where rain has fallen the precipitation
has, as a rule, been light. Further de
eldad deterioration in cotton is reported
from Texas From Alabama. MISSES ppi
and Florida there are complaints of shed
ding and rust Our Helena correspondent
states that white some crops Will average
good, others are very poor and spotted,
From stntcburg, S. c., our adyices nre
to the effect that cotton on sandy lands
has ceased growing and is whiting gener-
ally. but from Greenwood an improvement
is noted. Cotton is opening rapidly In some
districts, especially in the Southwest, and
picking is progressing Well
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ELEVATORS A AND B.
LOCAL MARKET REVIEW.

Pickles are becoming frightfully scarce
and 1t Is thought they will be almost I'M
obtainablc later on. The failure Of the
vegetable crop Is the cause and the condi-
ton Is likely to extend TO other commodi-
ties. Some fear is already expressed In
the tomato catsup line.
Williamson, Desel & Gardner got in a
car of California mixed fruits and made
quick disposition Of large share of the
shipment, consisting of peaches, pears,
plums, grapes, etc.
Lard was enormously stated 10 be Bc on
in yesterdays paper, when, in fact there
was an advance of 10 points and this was
followed yesterday by another lO'polnt
jump.
Conditions we're very normal in the LEGAL
market yesterday with satisfactory stocks
on hand. but no troublesome surplusus and
livery trading was tho order OF the day,
railroad accident delayed receipts Of
pccos valley cantaloupes which have been
selling freely of late and prevented tac
filling of the usual demand.
slump followed Chicago's weakness IN
the grain situation. Bran and oats were
quoted lower. Choice timothy hay was also
marked down little.
More potatoes were added to the local
supplies, but stocks are still rather mar
| row.
Poultry and egg receipts remained as
fight as they have htelJ been
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.
1
r. O. b. mill, Texas interior points, se-
eordihg 20 'o0al'on Per gallon.
"A iooaa NOmlital
PRIME simmer yellow oil, .....-, Noninsli
4 lihtetsf "SOVis Per tom.
Prime Prime o cotton seed meal. p Goa q %
COFFEE.
New York September d,--conee-spot
ma n,iet. 10 ipyolce 3 Dig; milo quiet
rordoya Sdflh. Futures opened steads
~ nnchanged prices and throughout :, III
entire session values did not vary Ts%
/ Anaily closed dull at net unchanged. pnceh
| rnrai tranSartions 5000 bags. including 90
| tober 5. IS; March BIS; May o.So.
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DnIrD rRuITs AND NUTS.

APPLES Fancy cyaporuted. 50.lh boxes
one; lib cartons fancy 0&c; cartons.
clolce. sac; choice evnporatcd, Sc; sun
AI'RCoTs.- Fer Id, loose, Zoe
CrrRON In lO-lh boxes, l'ic
CIRRANrS- bbls, 13Ac; 21-lb boxes,
cleaned. bulk, lie; lib cartons, lic.
UATES-1 lib packages, Toe cob boxes
TIGS California. l24c, imported, 10
1Sc.
PEACHES Choice new stock, Sc
RA.SINS-C California. 3-,rown, l.. l..
boxes. 200: Y, boxes l.. l.. rasins, Glg1I5g;
2clowu J. NJ. r0isius, a0lh boxes 10; 3
crown L. Nj ruisins 5u-lh boxes, Tlac.
PRIMES California. 9olOOs, &C.
NUTS Brazil, lic per flo, flberts, Sicily
Ice walnuts, Iiml5c. peanuts, fancy hand
picked aatGiGc; No. p i&mar; Jumbo. Ca
bi5p. almonds Turagana, lSc per lb Ia
sacks pecans, selected, Zoe; large, l2a1 q;
medium ease
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Bank cIearinas,

New York September G-The following
table, complied by Bradstreet shows the
bank clcarlugs At the principal cities Tor
Tho week ended September q, 1901. with
lac percentage of increase and decrease as
eonrai@o With The corresponding week
last year Totals include clcarings of nifty
Two other cities. Canadian Totals include
Per cent
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Cnrload lots. f o. H. cars from mllleis.
dealers charge from store 36tloc more per
100 lbs ON bran, 26t3c per huShel on oats
and corn aud l0H lhc per 100 lbs on hay.
BRA N--Per 100 HIS, 81 o3M1 OF.
WHEAT SHORTS-Per 100 lbs. 81 i361
/ Is
CORN. Nh = sacked, 74MT5
CORN CHOPS Mixed and pure S1.35G
t40
OATS-Pc hnshcl l7ihm lSiAc.
HAY Alfalfa. Sli 0O@ll -; choice tim
othy SIS jWU1g. 90; South Texas prairia
hay SOaN6faOp: Nuigh Texas ana Terri
tory hay, SiS- opGit7 90
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London ConsoIs.

London Scptcmbcr G--Consols for money
q3a, f6r Inc account 90 1916. Bar silver
duli. % i5-1Gd per ounce. Money ll40 IA
nor cent Discount In the open market for
short bills 2lm3 per cent; three months
bills 2hM2& per cent.
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New York prY Goods.

New York, September 0. There has been
no change In the demand for staple cotton
II any description, moderate demand be-
ing met at firm prices. Print cloths have
advanced to 2&sc for regulars and 15-l6c
for 8s r. inches, "a squares. Prints are
rign advices. Burlaps ruled duh and still
In favor OF buyers
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METALS.

New York. September G.~-rln easier
81. 35Gl25 10: copper unchanged, III 5odt
II 90. lead unehanged pig iron warrants
y. OC6tlO 90.
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Net Receipts at United States Ports.
RITTER AND EGGS,

Chicnro SepIrmbpr 6.--Bntter-E asIer;
creamery 14mlNIs; dairy l3m1T. Cheese
gxGfiO&. Eggs Firm; fresh i4Anl2,..
f,,,Sh Nissn,,ri and Kanenz stock 10.
New York. September @ Eggs-,Iaeceipts
773s packages. market steady; state and
Pennsylvania 1s@20: WfstTn- eandled liza
IS. Western uncandied 14d1I.
a Touls Sentember 6.--Poultry-Fltm;
chickens 4 springs s1aG9; turkeys 9,
youngs sac; ducks 5iA; geese 3. SPRINGS
dairy isGi1e. Eggs-Hieher: Western is.
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HARDWARE.

WIRE NAILS so 90 base per keg
BARBED WIRE Galvanized Glidden,
So 80 per 100 lbs; Galvanized Baker, per-
feet 50 81 per 100 lbs.
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Receipts today Of wheat Cars.
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe .........,. "a
Missouri Kansas and Texas ..,.,.....,.2 %
international and Great Northern ......
Galveston, Houston and Northern ..... =
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Bonds.

Following are the quotations. for, bonds
NJ III close Of the market at New YORK
United states ref .. reg, '''''.''' iV1H
United States ref . coupon ...'..', lVtM
II, led states 3s registered. .,...,.. 'h,s3s
nniled s s.at nav 81 Registered 1871
n nnited st,,trs new 4s. coupon, 80. 1871
Ilnited states old As. regist. ..--...,. ~
United States old As, coupon '.''.'''' -,
United States 5s registered. ..,..-..s' hiny11%
United States IS, coupon ..'..'.''''.' t.Vott'iA
Atebisop, general Is t.'''''''''''i s,yH
Atchison adjustments 4s!........-- 49, w
Baltimore and Ohio - ...s....... Ht3sf
baltimore and Ohio SIS did. a9
baltimore and Ohio eonv 4s...-..., lo6]a
Canada Southern ends ...-....,,-...- ~
Central of Georgia os..-:. ...........lVi y
Central Of Georgia Isl Inc, .....,..- y
e,hssaneaEe and Ohio 4lhs........ lO.iis
Chicago and Alton BIS .,........... s4l
Cnicaeo IL and Q new IS .....,,... 0IH
Chloago, II and 81 Paul gen As ,.... ll0h
Chlcago and y " eonsol Is. ,....... 1851
Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific Is. lciN
| c., g, c, and st. Louis gen 4s,......,loS
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New Orleans. September 6-sugar-- quiet /;
ceutrfugai-4: yellow 4d4% seconds PASS,
Enthusiastically: centrifugal 2nlO
~, york Senternher 6-SugAr~- Raw,
steadv. falr refining 5-16: centrifugal 90
test 3a; molasses sugar l.i6.. Renned-
Firm; No. 9 4,7o; No, AGO. No, h.ooa
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CANNED GOODS.

CANNED thti - Apples, BIB, S5c;
pineapplcs. sliced Sl,1u; eyeless aud core.
less Si.lJMi,sl extra grated, 81 s5lti.go
pears 2-lb. SOc; Strawberries, 2lh, Soc;
6laCkherries, Glib Zoe; peaches. 2lb. $ll0,
peaches, 31b. $i.15@lG0; pie peaches, BIB,
io6ii5e.
CANNED VRGtT SRl.ES Tomatoes, 2
lp. full weight T56Snc 3-lh, full weight
81 coal o.; oh light weight, 63c; 3-lh light
weight, s5e; okta aud tomatoes, 2lb. Doe.
Canned krnut Slb, none; California aspar-
aeus. "a ~, 81 956i2 10; LII California as
parngus tips. 81 %; baked beans, 3-ih, 05c;
2ib string beaus, i5c: bib kidney
beans roe; e-lb SIN. gess beans $t.2o !. -
MAJ rnwtnt peas. Sl.lu; . III American Petit
Phis pong. sl.oO@l a.. Al corn, St.pu, LID
Blue Ridge corn, soc Pride Of Maryland,
Toe: Newark. SOC.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT Extra standard
2Hlb peaches; :cnon cling, Sl'Mdl,9
yellow Crawford, 81. S0GttS5; black cher
rlcs, s2.00n2o5: white cherries, 81 l0t
2l5: aprieo@ Sl75mi.SO. Strawberries
s. OOdi2 los pluns, Sl,0Jdl,Io' grapes, Sl.5u
al 20; seconds, Zoe per dozen less than
CNtrn standard prices.
CANNED MplASSES. p. y e. Old Fash
Toned, gallons. S321 per case; legations,
$3.50 per cnse; Legations, S3t5 per case;
Kuircmel Syrup, 2pound cans 19ooc.
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:RPOOL PRICES HIGHER.
acts Dropped at New YO,k and
New Orleans.
WIRE CENTRALLY STRONGER
immense Weeks Movenent--Crop
News Continued Gloomy and
Trade Looked Better.

bnus were the rulers wha1 the co.
karkct started her operations ycs;cr-
bnt with the advent OF n rush frm
who wanted to realize. IN ir Ign
Token and the tide was not stemmed.
he session ended. The ira u sienals
|hnore enchanting. and ro,r rep reNs
i common as the com any of lite
Xtay." positireness Nns King r. In
quarter. making 1t clear that the
the current seasons Yield Is still
Mining question of the hour. lie
n of the fabric mixers bark "
b. the crop fcrob ,d'ngr with vfstil
h,o. that the course of the wind
PIC known to h m and he ply pee
n trim HIS sails aecordilgly He was
y into a misty atniasph re, no eve
me must clear the o.. a sol
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Ipher mon,h has tome.
buycra may lay In the meantime
rnsp at tho trtter i-nl IF their
OIL. Int the bulllsl cclen aro o =
CHAT n sat ssGctorr fe.c, pm II frna
.nl can not be eva!, d in he long M.
thclr faith then in tit addicted pro-
d for the wear that max 6 thru il r
n their stand. The / car iS1icye tfa~
hey are to be TinGicot Il In thclr cs /.
Ief the total Yield that u. con, III IN
crcascd acreage and { cecl les til r
~ hopc. Tho prices climbed some.
thc first call and n he Ice Of rf-
pf a prominent Phlu'tlphil nee n
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-07
HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Current Quotations on Round Lots Of
Staple Commodities.

These quotations nre revised daily ana
their correctness can be relied upon. The
prices are those railing In Houston whole
sale markets
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-07

choice, 5m5Hc; fair 4gsa4.sc; fancy I'M
uoricu. O.s.tfus4c.
lie. untarred lath yarn Sci tsrfcd. tHc.
SALT ouisiaua, coarse, sac; me, saT'
bbls. 2SlOs, $3.50; Co.'s. $3.50; lOO-as. Ss.IV;
sO-4s, S2.Ga
sALI FISH Mackerel. 80. !, in l0lb
Kits, n5cMS1m: half bills TOlb, No. 1,
S5.O16t5.50 tubs, SjUNl5.J0.
SALMON Fancy Pillar Rock Columbia
River. St.gO; Castle Rock. C0lumblg River,
ST O5d,i IS; Spear Alaska, Slla; Toy Co
iumba River, Si.25; Blue Bell. Columbia
River, 81 10; Violet brand, $780, Carna-
ton brand. Fancy Red Alaska. Si.S1efl 40.
SARDINEs-.-Amsrlcan quarters, 81 iag
81 muktard. 81 6ifta ~; Imported Gill
lctte grade: quarters, S12.oo; fancy sprnts.
quarters 81 80.
STARCH StandNrd goods Pear in lnlt
boxes l3s6flta: ROYAL Gloss. bulk, Ava
as; Nickel, 100 packages, per box, ~ 90;
corn starch. 5lsc per III, ~ and lO.ih BOXES.
SUG AZ Quotations are for small lots,
special rates are given ON carload orders,
standard grlnnlatcd, 5.Ooc; cubes ana pow.
dered. 5.0oc: Iouisiena yellow clarified,
fancy. 5@3hc; choice, 43sc.