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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-13
TEXAS STEERS IN DEMAND
PRICES FOR THE BEST GRADES ARE
STILL STEADY,
Other Grades Are Slightly Lower as
Also Are Cows and 6ulls-CaIves
Continue Firm.

Spe0lai 70 The Post. Reported nv tha or
louis National Stock Yards ~
,,, ,auonai stock Yards. H., June 12.-The
, ,t.,owlns sales by Texas and TERRITORY
''p p,s were reported today.
100 u q Davidson, oakatha, /. t..
Tnlsa In' eteers. 4.SS; Wallace g. Co,
n Francis, Abilene. Texas soo.nonnd
S ,.,s 40; aol-pound steers. 4 50; W. e.
rfmlng, oaktshs, I. t., ll2o.pound grass
s steers 4.7o Twenty-three hundred Tex.
ans ans sold Best steers about steady, Others
and mis- nc , lover, according to quslity cows
!" -oc lower; calves firm.
= ~ y, louis, June i2.-csttie- Receipts 24oo
live sb1ggnIv" Texans; market steady: ma.
drsss ssssiphlny and export steers 4 Co.'s tx.
a. beef and butchers steers 4 aoSi
sfockerss s ana u ,sS 1000 pounds s7SqS 70;
Bulls n So%e 10; esnners Sodio 80 80.
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nRrGs An cnEMICAIs

Quinine. 45diTc per ounce bottle; NOR.
phinc, $2.3ad2 80 per ounce; cocaine, SO *
per ounce; lornx, sac per pound in i05'
castor oil, $t.20 per gallon in 5-gallon
packages epson salts. Si.T5 per hundr, d
In barrels. alcohol, S2.70d3.00 per gallon
sulphur S2.61 per 100 in barrels alum
2i5c per pound in barrels. saltpcter. Tc per'
pound In barrels; camphor. zoe; wood alec.
hol. 500, gum opium, SS5: pnwde "a
opium, S4.S5; carbolic acid, 4Od42c pr
pound in bottles; calcium carbide, SS2j
per hundred, delivered Texas common rail.
way points
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HEAVY STAPLES.


AMMUNITION Powder, per keg, 81 90.
blasting powder, 81 6a per Reg: drop shot
per sack. 81 IS: buck, 81 40.
BACON Extra short clear, In sacks. o..
@alac; regulars 9Ac; boxed, hc higher.
bellies l0@QlO3,c.
~. lib sc Arrow ties, less than carload lots.
from Houston, lbs
CANDY Stick wrapped, basis 20, 6lsd
B&.c per lh No, l, full weight, basis ~
TNQT6c per III; special sizes We higher.
CANpLES-Star, full weight, l0Mc,
Granite. fun weight, lie; Electric Lights,
'ctiEMBNT-,rortland. 81 1893 p, Rosen.
dale, 81 T5@2 90.
COFFEE Rio, fair; s6fsitc; prime, oQ
eEc; choice, ai5dos,c; Peaherfy, f2hMl2sc;
Cordova. i3c Roasted coffees; Arhuekle's
Ariosa. basis loo,lb cases. he delivered;
cRACKERS--A b G Soda, hulk, boxes,
6iac; lib cartons, o%c, ginger snaps, Sc;
creams, Sc; stage piahks. &c; cakes and
FLo1R, -Basis Ash sacks; Fancy high
thirdI grade, So 90; 2ai6 sack, i0c per bar
rel higher aour in wood l5e per barrel
FApISAcEous Goops- Grits. bomlny
and cream meal In barrels 81 25; Pearl
meal, in 8sIh sacks, 81 90 per barrel Of
oats 81 so; Columbia oats So 0Oat2 10,
Hawkeye oats, 81 COZ 10.
IARD--Refned fierce, compound. exc,
leaf 9iAc: 50lb cans. higher than Heroes
lob cans Ac higher 5-lb cans &c higher;
HAMs-s STANDARD iiailxc: picnic hams.
'fyME- Bulk. 500 per bmrsiI cospsrsd.
HoSEy-In barrels eO9TSO pr saiisa;
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London financial CabIe.

New York, June 1.-THE Commercial Ad-
vertiser's London financial cahlegram SAYS:
The stock market today was quiet, but the
tone was decidedly cheerful Consols con.
unucd to harden. The possibility that the
was discussed. but 1t is generally thought
reduction Will he made London started
of by buying a fair amount Of American
stocks. Then New York, which started a
selling movement especially In AtchisOn,
checked the advance, Pennsylvania, how.
ever spurted later and on the curb after
the market closed prices improved
Money on call crept down to * per cent
with bills steady.
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HIDES ANo WOOL.
SAN ANGELO MARKET oPEN.

San Angelo, Texas. June l0.a-This mar
ket Is now we'll open. sales Of eight months
spring woods having been made 10 BOSTON
parties 10 the amount ~ about 3O'O bags.
sides, but are said 10 be very low, Buy
ers now here are doing much wirint with
headquarters and gooh start haylnk heen
mpde further changes " ownership In clips
may he looked for
ST. Louis, June i2-wcol easy-.Un.
changed
New York Juns- l2.--Hides and leather
steady. Wool quiet.
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GRAIN AND HAY.

Carload lots T. o. h. cars from rnlliers
dealers charge from store 5Gii0c more per
100 his on bran, 2@3c per buShcl on oats
aud corn, and 100 i5c per 100 lbs on hay
BRAN-Fer lOQ lbs, 95cGSi .O1.
WHEAT SHoRrS-Pet 100 Tbs 81 l50
LIS.
CORN No. sacked, 5sd62c
CORN CHOPS Mixed and pure, 81 07G5
lila
OATS 3S,d42i9c per bushel.
HAN-A Alfalfa, Sl4 GOALS. so choice tim
cthy. SIG 00d rs. no; South Texas prairie
hay, S600dsoo; North Texas and Territory
hay. SlO.OOM125o.
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ST. Louis Grain and Provisions.

ST Louis June IL Wheat-No red
cash 6s9s; July $685. September 66M No
. hard 7odTol5 Corn No cash AOj5
July 40Md405; September 47Ts onts so.
= cash 2slk July 27l9 September 25as;
No. white 3tA. Pork Firm; iobbins
Is ~. Lard Quiet s. 10 Flour-Duli, easyi
patents 3 5oG3 10; extra fancy and
straights 3 1908 25 clears .. S0G3 90,
Timothy seed, no trading. Cornmeal
Steady ?. 80. Bran Lower, Sacked east
track CA. Uay-Praire steady . oN,dl0 90;
timothy strong o ooGl3 30. whisky Steady
~ Iron cotton ties 05 Baggine
6lSGtT Hemp Irvine @ Dry salt meats
Boxed, strong; extra shorts 8 l2ta; clear
stroLg; extra shorts o 90; clear RIBS S7@s;
clear sides $50 Receipts Flour 5000.
wheat 81 600; corn 10000; oats lToOO.
shipments Flour 1000; wheat 5000 corn
So,0OO; oats 34OO0.
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CHICAGO.

Chicago. June II. -Cattle-ReetPi
600: Texans 800; choice steady
weak, Including butchers stock ~
ans: good to prime steers S,5Oaos,,
to medium 4.S0675. 40, stockers ahe u
ers steady; choice Arm 3.0O19w
steady 4.0OG5. So; Texas FED stesn 4
$50. Texas bulls 2.75d3.S5,, Hsf7
ceipts $4,000; market opened WYE
higher: closing easier; mixed ala "
ers 5.90d6 20; good 10 choice aeas! /! =,
6.25: light 5.S5d6,10. Sheep--hsfsls',
600; choice steady: others SLOW: sess3I
TO J.T5. good TO choice wetneIs ~ = Z,
fair to choice mixed S.6sdS Ss, y, WI 2
sheep 3.90f4 10; yearlings l.uVgts VAL II
lamhs 4.OOal5. 10; Western lamps tcy
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nRIFn FRUITS AND NUTS.

APPLES-Fancy evnporated, 50-lb boxes,
6ihc lib cartons, 7c; choice eyaporated,
GAC.
APRICOTS-Pc ID, loose, Toe.
CITRON In lO-lh boxes, l3c.
CCRR ANTS--ln hhlS. 13Iac. 25.lh boxes,
cleRned bulk. lie. i-lh cartons. l5c
DATES lib packages. 10c. 60-lb boxes,
&c
California. l2hc; imported 800
ISc.
PEACHES-Choice new stock. sac
RAISINS California, 3-crown, L. L.
boxes SO 90, %-lb L. 1, ralsins, 65d75c;
2,crown H. NJ raislns 50-lb boxes, SGGs4c;
Scruwn L. NJ rnisins. 50-lb boxes Sc
PRIMES California 80 60s, Sc; GoT0s
Toe 40 SOS &c, s0.0Os. 5lhc; 00-100s. 5c
loo; walunts, l4@l5c; peanuts, fancy hand
picked, 5&66c, No. >, 4&d5c; almonds
Taragona, 1sc 10 In sacks; italian chest
nuts, Zoe; peacnns. selected. Zoe; large, l2n
l5c medium, safe
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New York Money.

New York, June l2,--Money on call steady
al 2lRG3 per cent; last loan z per cent
irlme mercantile paper 39d4lR per cent.
sterling exchange hrm with actual business
IN bankers bills at 4ss% for demand and
! S6l2 and 50. Commercial bills I SISssI
= s3h Silver certificates nominally 60:
par silver sos; Mexican dollars Az. state
bonds inactive. government bonds steady :
railroad bonds Irregular.
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NEW ORLEANS.

Especial 10 The Posu x.
New Orleans. June l2,-ihe Nv
leans live stock exchange reports n
Light supply of grown calur NJ
prices for good, tfrm; marker aoea. n
calves and yearlings; hrsl al. an. ss,s,
we'll: hogs and sheep In light s'i'S
fair demand for choice.
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H. q 3. beers Cotton letter.


New Orleans. June l2.-Livcrpool id
vices this morning were not up TO expectn-
lions aud our market opened . to 3 points
on, but manipulation in New York became
apparent soon after aud caused steadlness
here,
In the afternoon prices improved further,
on cllQues buylng and bnlIng July and
August In New York. causing shorts 10
cover freely OF these positions In our mar.
ket New York parties, under the July
deal appear TO be turning their attention
to August also, and Il looks dangerous
to trade in that market in the summer
positions.
The movement is again very large and
We continue to hear Of round lots Ia the
small towns which would indicate that
there Is more cotton at present In the
country to be sold before the advent OF
the next crop than In any preceding year,
and we think II would be we'll for spot
holders to realize on this advice, as any
collapse in the deal IN New York would
render sales OF low grades OF cotton dlfh,
cult Spots were quoted 1-16c up. mid
ding cents, with good sales. The weather
map was very. favorable today. but It's
influence was lost on a manipulated mar.
ket From all oyer the belt our advices
regarding crops show great Improvement
and continuation OF favorable weather
should manifest Itself In lower prices for
distant mouths
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WHEATSTILL GOING DOWN
Yielded TO Favorable Crop Conditions
Again Yesterday.
CABLES CAUSED STRENGTH FOR AWHILE
However, the Close Was Lower--Corn
and Oats Also Lost--Pro-
visions Are Firm.

Chicago, June 12-The wheat market
again yielded TO favorable crop conditions
today and July wheat closed 9sd%l lower;
July corn n under Yesterdays final price;
July oats 4 lower and provisions from
shade lower 10 ~ above.
The only thing that favored the wheat
market at the opening was the compare
tive firm tone Of the cables July wheat
sold nt the beginning Of the session 1s0i'M
higher Mt 719m7l9s but the Improvement
diminished under the better crop condi
the pit operators to take profits on the ad-
vance Of yesterdays close. steadily the
price declined 10 70h ~ this point the
short interests began covering and rally
10 70AG10JS ensued. This upward move
ment was inspired. In some degree, by the
strength In september wheat and July
held steady 20 the close, which was 9sN&c
lower az TOkM7uM The volume of trade
was moderate, September wheat was fairly
active; sold between 6SlAM6S2s and sos,
AMI closed hrm and hQilac higher AZ 69js.
The feature Of the trade I'm September
wheat was the buying Of 1,0oOOOO bushels
by the commission house suspected recently
OF buildins a corner In July wheat Re
cclpts ~ cars.
abundant moisture and sufficient warmth
for growing corn, with Indifferent demand
Tor shipping, caused corn 10 rule heavy,
at slight decline most Of the session. Re.
ceipts 2l9 cars.
The oats market was moderately active
within narrow limits. Receipts 1Os cars.
Provisions were firm in the early part
Of the session on the higher prices for
! hogs and light receipts at the yards,
Estimated receipts tomorrow Wheat -
cars corn 22O ears; oats ITO cars. Hogs
29.OO0 head
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

eoNoew York. June l2.-Clearings S2es 045. .
600; balances Sl7095. 200
,o rtssrlS, June l2.-rmee per cent rentes
i iuii 2i2c for account; exchange on Tondon
2Sf 2219e for cheque ee on Lohpoh
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METALs.

New York. June ~. Tin easy, unehangsf.
AZ yesterdays prices, Lake copper no. i.
lnslly unchanged. Lead steady, unchanged
snelter very dull unchanged. Pig Iroi
warrants unchanged.
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ESTABLISHED is72

COWS and heifers 2. 7o64 a NJ,
Ceipts 7600, market steady. biz, M g \
>. SJ45 %. Fuckers 5.S5d6 %. NJ
6.U as %, Sheep-Receipts 2lll ~
Stendy; native muttons S.5ld4 ii a
4 %ld5 %, culls and bucks 25S.
stockers $50.
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s,trreR AND EGGS

Naw YORK. June 12.-Esss.SHe iE J
SKI nacltaaes Market dun ,saiiiI5Iis. We
e,n csndied and selected i1'ss
uP 81 gst. gSne poultry. /
ems 81 ~ log springs 1915; ts ,nss 81
Steadv. creamery l4isgstssd snd ~
Steady loA, repaeSeu !.
cluded. =, uuttex--Stsaasasss.,
ery I56is%: dairy l3'ei'N
idib Eges-Essy i0lyc Fess--Es,as,.s
Kansas City, June -stock q or
Missouri and Kansas s
turned. 11r
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London Consols.

o, London, June i2.-Consols for money
g99S; account % l1-l6 Bar silver steady.
r, i,lod per ounce. Money 1G2 per cent
81 !slS cl9 Tor short and three months bills
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Following are the sales OF stock and clos
Ing prices on the New York stock market.
t-t.y,,,
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palIy Interiot Movement.


Gllveston-S Spots closed nrm, prices un.
changed. stock G7,762 bales.
Low ord ..dA MlddlinR .....S
Ordinary ......6 Good mid .SM
Good ord. 6% Mid fair ..SA
Low mid. ....1A Sales .,..... .2G9
New Orleans Spots closed firm. prices
i6c up, stock III 665 bales
Low ord .....A l.lG Middhng .....S
Ordinary. .... ~ Good MD .Sh
Good ord ......6 5-l6 Mid fair SIX
Low mid IN Sales ........ 4, 400
New York Spots closed steady, prices
i &c M. stock 2,622 bales.
Good ord ~ 6-l5 Good mid -sll-l6
Low mid .....7 1916 Mid fair ..OM
Midding SIX Sales ....... 800
Liverpool. Spots closed STEADY with busl-
ness moderate; prices i-l6d up; sales 10000
OF which 300 were American; speculation
and export 500
Ordinary .....3 1915 Middllne ana 2I-32
Good ord ..,..4 3-t6 Good mid .,.4 2N32
Low iaid....4 7-16 Mid fair ...5 3lB
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COTTON IS STILL HIGHER.
Active Months Showed Further Ad-
yances Yesterday.
SHORTS CONTINUED TO PURCHASE JULY
Liverpool Responded Fully to Tuesdays
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Still Free.

Yesterday's session OF the cotton market
v.s rather tame one compared With
that OF the previous day. Fluctuations
wore confined TO narrow range and the
amount of business transacted was not
large.
Liverpool advlces showed no particularly
interesting Developments before the open
ing on this side. as o result Of wnicn the
American markets had no encouragement
to start the day at n higher level than
that of yesterday. However, this ala MOI
last long shorts were still rather nerN'
Gus after their experiences Of Tuesday ana
as reports Of expectations Of stlll higher
prices of july were IN the air. they dld
considerable buying OF that month ana OF
August. This had the effect OF pushing
values up somewhat, but many who were
recent buyers sold and the session finally
developed Into dull and quiet ore with
little doing in any direction. Liverpool
responded fully to Tuesdays advance IN
America. closing prices mere oe'pg w
lures This had practically no eneet mere
Il having been discounted on IuesuhN;
New York closed unchanged 20 3 up ana
New Orleans unchanged TO 10 up.
There was q fair business doing In spots
and prices were stid, New York and New
Orleans each advancing 1-ldc. None OF
tue olAtI ldAht ma NV" A~f'''NN'
Most operators expect a scalplng mar.
Let around present prices until some new
feature makes les appearance.
The range or prices for the active
months at New York and New Orleans
yesterday were as follows;
New York soRSs95o H i 81 10y Sl9 s.. q
August ..,,.,7.6l-62 7.6s 7.Go 1000
Ja iy" ..' ....a. $3.50 Tas 7.s9 1850
The port movement was free as usual
Yesterdays figures were 1854 against
1851 last year and 5S7o the year bcfo7e
Now york.-rradcrs are looking for fur
HIGHT.
Cargiu { Richardson posted the follow
log crop adv,ceS yesterday:
Admission, Ala Crop growing me
Troy, Ala-Wind rain and h5il shocked
cotton down and beat Il into 5Areis last
week fields bare.
Memphs-W Weather past week almost per.
Savannah. Crop improving daIly.
Atlanta Crop late; excessive rain; get
ting grassy; good stands
Columbus. Ca Weather fine and outlook
more promising
Rome Ga.-Some Improvement In condi
tion.
iNflus va 'fiNNilN pl'ni'fNte " 'ANh'
Little Rock Conditions favorable
Abbevile, S, C. Continuous rains; re
planting necessary.
Montgomery, Texas.--Cottou very nour
lshlng.
schulenburr. Texas Cotton has material
ly improved and outlook much brighter; Dol
wcevil disappearing.
Brenham Texas.--Aside from damag,
from boil weevil prospects were neve
brighter.
Marion. s. C.-Cont,nued rains proven
neld work.
Jackson. La.--Plant picking NJ now tina
good weather has set in.
Monroe, Ln.--crop very late and need
cultivation
Jacksnn, Miss Three 70 four weeks Int,
Emma. Texas The cotton crop Is IN frs
class condition; about ~ per cent lncreas
IN acreage.
Granburv Outlook promising; 10 pc
cent Increase IN acreage
Jewett, Texas. Prospects not go yer
hattefipg.
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.

Current Quotations on Round Lots OF
Staple Commodities.
These quotations are revised daily aud
their correctness can be relied upon. Tue
prices are those ruling In Houston whole
sale markets.
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PRODILcE

BEANs-Imported navy beans $3.50
3%c: Bayou BIC; English dried, Be. plnGs
SIC. Lirm 7k@7Mc hl7ck eyes, 41r:
Michigan navy, none California navy,
GtAC.
BUTTER Blue star. 1ad2Oc dairy, go
lie Elgin creamery, 22523c oleomrsarih1
daley prints, lie; Lincom solids. l0laail iic;
prints ll0l1I9c; Special Blue star lac;
CRYSTAL Gem and Country rolls lie;
Special dairy. 15c fancy dairy, lie;
Texas country butter. sal2c; Texas bricks.
l3Ml9c
CHEESE Wisconsin full cream roiis,
iSc; Wisconsin full cream dlises, l2,4c;
Wisconsin half cream l2l4Gl3c.
EGGS-Texas, 9d1lbc per dozen Kan
KRXUT-New in half barrels, S24'g
600
ONIoNs-New. 1p5c per pound
PEPPER Chile, l40l0c per lb; black
'Pit6jTFHTbES1 New, soc per bushel
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: hens good 81 500
Sc OONi2 % cocks large OLD, $l21. ducks,
iurge SO 50d3.0o;. geese, fnll feather d,
keys, gobhlcrs. S0.Ooa1o5o' turkeys, Young
TOM4ToEs-Per bushcl 81 250il 80.
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COTTON SEED PRoDUV's !.

r O. B. mill. Texas fs
eordIug to location: 2tp2
Prime crude oil, leos .' iii 24
Linters, per pound '.'''' ~
Hplls. baled ....,..,.,.,.aai SD y "a
Prime cotton seed mea. 10 y &
Prime cotton seed CAKE cottsn - z.
Quotations on prime IKE are =
and prime cotton sseo -
New York. June ,.lIax =
STEADY; prime eruds AZ
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IN eolb cans. extracted. 5d6c per pound
In bulk S@l1c; In i2-lb cans, extracted
bA9asJIc;. pound sectlons, l2ml8 ,,.,n,,s..
MOLASSES--R eboiled. fair, ldA8lsc;
crop syrup. s2d33c; pure new crop syrup
CONDENSED MILK-Eagle. 50. 5oae. 20;
Magnolia. 81. 400t4 65; Dime, s3.50G3 .eV'
OYSTERS full weight, 4oz 3, S5lli,ofSt; &;
2-lb full weight, s.oz 81 coal 90: o,d l,l1
boz. n0mg5c; lib, light weight, o1dVoc'
2-lb, light weight. $4,000 ~
PICKLES e.gallon, Kegs 81, 40; ~
American style, s0ds5c; quarts, American
style. 81 3o6f; 1Sgallon, 50. lod2 20; l-gal
I 9n, Am Amerea9 style, s315aS '2oi l'sa'0"
e1 @Sl 5ss f tSaey Rfss ts Se S
ROPE Sisal. basis 716 SIC; Manila,
liAc; nntarred lath yarn SCI tarred' i4c.
SAIL Louisiana. coarse Soc me s2 20.
T0-4s, So 50.
SALT FISH Mackerel. No. /, in lolb
kits. 05c@S1 90: half hbls, I0lh, No. l.
50; 20; tubs. 50 0oa5 80. ,,.
River, 81 90; Castle ROCK. Columbia River
SlG5ml. 10; Spear Alaska. S115, Toy 20
lIuinbia River, SIPS; Blue Bell, Columhp
River, 81 10
sARDfNEs- American quarters, 81. 75at
500; mustard, $3.s5Gl40o Imported Gillette
grade quarters, S11.50 fancy sprats' quar-
STARCH standard goods PEARL, In 4Qi1
Nickel, 100 packages per hoE, $40, corn
starch, 5hc per ID, 20 and 40lb boxes.
SUGAR. Quotations arc for small lots
special rates are given on carload % GrG aeys
dered, 62oc Louisiana yellow pavahned'
fancy, 8 60c; choice Safe.
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Kansas City. June l2.--CattIe-Ssf1
$500 natives, 1000 Texans and 30 n
market steady to 10 lower. chels
steers 5.50d5.95 fair to good 5l0f]
stockers and feeders ST5di.a; va
fed steers 4.T5d5 20: Texas and ~
4.J0d5.50; Texas grass steers slel|
cows 3.35@4.75; heifers S.50gJ.2s' "a
.. 400. %; bulls 3.15d4,S5; calves SAH
Receipts 10000; strong and IN
heavy 5.95@6,01l5; light 5.iseAs
.. 20td5.T0. Sheep steady. leweirHt'
lambs 4.25m5. 10; Western wethtn Y
4.3: Western yearllngs 4,S5d4N;
2. 25d3.25: Texas grass sheep ~
Texas lambs 4.25a4.50: spring lina
65.26.
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PORT or GALVESTON, June IL
VESSELS IN PORT.

Steamships.
vesseis-Fhg- Tons. Pier.
Pensacola (Aia). 1860, Fowler 4 Neville,
Roma CBrJ l722. aground at County bridge
Sablne .....'..............,., n
VESSELS DESTINED FOR GALVESTON.
,.,...o. IN steamships
~..' Liverpool, via West indies 5.22
Navigator tBr.j', Livefpoo via Colon 62l
Norderneh Ger ..'.'.'..;; Bremen Q 5
GALVESTON STOCK.
on shipbosrd-- This day. last year.
For Great Britain 800. S,sSs s.lO9
For other foreign .,,... ,,,sss 4is
Congresses and depots. S2,s5i 2,1s0
Total stock ......,..eT,762 1922
OCEAN RATES ON COTTON
ship agents make the following ocean
freight quotations on cotton for shipments
from the Interior within fifteen days from
today:
, To- 60. cents,
Manchester fsecond-cissS, .......... SO
Bremen (hrst. classl. ......4.......... "a
Hare Hogan ilne) .-,....+s.-s...... 40
Antwerp Castle llne, nep.....,.... SIS
Rotterdam Hogan line)............... IS
Hamburg t1rstelasSl. ....+............ 80
The above quotations are based on nrst,
class liners Second-class liners l cent
and tramps 3 cents lower. except for Ret
rates.
GALVESTON GRAIN MOVEMENT.
Receipts today OF wheat Cars
Gulf, Colorado and Santa re .....s.. 2
Missouri, Kansas and Texas ......... IA
International and Great Northern -. 4
Total .......-..-...,........ 20
ELEVATORS AND n.
Bushels
Receipts today -. .......,...... 81. 8SB
Receipts since September /. ,.... II, 1G4, 22D
Shipments sluee September L.. 0,o5l, let
STOCK ..,............9.s.... S4ou<o
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s ssss; shipment. 1881. sSafS 49,. Ssis asS
eunton Railroad ReceIp,s.

Following are the receipts Of cotton by
Bales
rtor.ton and Te1aH Central ... 1884
international and Great Northern 4in
Galveston, Harrisburg and San An ~
Missouri, Kansas and Texas ........ loo
A
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KANSAS CITY.
TO- rt-t -

Stock Yards. Kansas City, No. h,
The following sales were made d /.
stoekmen today:
HadleS & Harris, Baird, I2S pourl (
$40: A. S. Mercer, Greenwood NJ n
stC ers, AGO; Ed Baker. Bartlerla
pound steers. 4.10; ]. A, Gathlaa
Vista 0S4 pound steers, 4.40, ", bl
Eaton, Blum, 1876 mound steea
Bower & Wltherspoon GainesyIlk,
pound steers, 400; j b. BOYD, Grehr
1045 pound steers, AIS; S. casy,
boro, 1884 pound steers, AS; BIT
mons, Cleburne. 1912 pound Seen
Collins & Wallace. Ramona, llsl !
steers, 400, 9a2 pound steers, SOL
Lakewood. Rio Vista. 993 pound ID
ass; o93 pound steers. i.8S; LIS i
ste ers, 5.25: ID. NJ Bacon. WeA
pound steers, $50.
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE.

IOdaN. lesterday
Reichsmlrks. CONNER
clai 90 DAYS. 49,. 947t gAk
PanlerS .............. 4 .Sll,-bS 4 S5la%
{ numerical, 60 days SJil Sjl4
Splnners, 60 days, ... I S4l23t 4 S4l2-A
Frames, commercial, CO
days ............,.."5. 1874 5.lSK
Less 1-16
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prv Good.

New York, June ~ There has been more
buslness doing today than for some time
past The demand foi prints in staple
lines has been good. Brown sheetiug aud
drills are hrmer on export makes. Bleached
cottous unchanged. Coarse colored cottons
quiet. Mems wear and wooden worstcd
steady In staple ilpes- Dress goods quiet
ard sun Irregular.
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Houston Daily Statement.

Today Yesterday. year.
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