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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-25
SPOT MARKETS LOWER.
A Decline of 0ac Sixteenth at Houston
and Galveston.
LARGE RECEIPTS At LIVERPOOL PORT
Nearly Half Million Bales IN Excess OF
This Date Last Year--Crop
Outlook.

The cotton market Is stlll In that state
where you pas your money and take youf
choice The demand from the other side
Is very High. just now and offers to be
accepted must bc at figures considerably
shaded to the buyers side. The Ameri.
can cienent Is pretty sttn, however. and
the Offerings are very light The dgurrs
show the stock Ia Liverpool TO be about the
same as last week and that the total re
ccipts at that port since September /,
last. are nearly hail million baics In
excess Of the same date list year.
The spot markets we're q litte mixed
yesterday as Liverpool came Ia unchange1
With first sales reported At SB0 bales, and
lUO aftcrward, making a total 81 300
bales, In the home markets the CLOSE
was 1l6c down 10 both New York and
New Orleans. with sales ir the latter OF
800 bales Both Galveston and llous-
ton closed unchanged with sales IN tlous
ton of ssG bales,
From the movement In the Liverpool
future market Tuesday aud decline yes
terday OF only ~ to 3 points at the open
Ing with the decline Ia New York on
the day previous. It was anticipated that
the future markets on this side would
open some better hut this was not the
case. and the day showed a decline Of ~
to IL points on the day before. hut
10 points better On near months ana
from 10 10 l. points down on the fall
and wiuter months as compared with FIVE
days ngo
The receipts continue heavy as con-
pared with last year, though there has
been some falling on However com.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Nav Corn Made Another RecOfd-SfeaE'
ing Advance on Steady Bidding
MAY WHEAT CLOSED j.ic HIGHER
May Corn Advanced ! 5-se' Oats a.
vanoed 5-ee, and Provisions Closed
2 i-2 10 7 1-2 Higher.

Chicago. April 1.-THE manipulated mar
ket for May corn scored another record
breaking udyancc today. closing iM higher.
Wheat closed 2. aud oats Sc higher. large
Is In sympathy. Provisions at the close
were 2lga714c improved
The concentrated condition of May corn
in the minds Of Phillips and bis following
Of bulls was fully apparent In the course
Of the markets. Bids on an ascending
scale which set fresh high record for
the crop at every fractional spot brought
only neager sales. And this was In the
face Of the assertion by elevator interests
that country acccptances last night were
considerably larger than for some time.
On the other hand however, WIS a trn
foundation for bull sentiment.
The days receipts. eighty ears. with only
ten NJ contract grade were the smallest
Ia eighteen months Crop bulletins report
ed that no corn had been planted north
OF the ohio river and for the Grst time
IN some days there was cash Inquiry. II
is doubtful II any actual transactions took
place FOR shipment however, as Phillips
bid 5Olac In the open market for NO. 3
and got none.
May opened unchanged to We higher at
46HmiI, and In few minutes shot mp to
AZ The short interest apparently has been
pretty well eliminated. as the bidding
was mostly hy bulls led by Philips. He
,oo nc0 ; uaI ~ 'ne way up Out s'' on''
1900 pus ',' H., ,on,., ,,... ,,.,ths,,,
,o uP ~ LsulI,v, H"s ",,4u' aW u
NJ A. ,t'nV a"u tur "it'hvt L iti SUI W
noa!3 ~ VIII S.r a'.d ~
~ H. w W. SuppV,o .uu re"ct ~ snsr ip' lt
a,,o,,,o e VI nm uou t., ~, az aoro me-,
-, "" a. ~. T." ~ unuc, AZ All s
n,,,, ru' rtose ~ az, ~ ~ ~ Nv
~, ~ siin,,,, " a. ~" " 'st t
* T. ,u' nj M ' - WIZ s.rUns
hS. iiss,io 80 ie july "pt,oN w"S
IN ~, ~ an'.lSu ~ , uu'' ~ u has,
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LONDON FINANCIAL CABLE.
The Stock Market Was Enarossed in the
Settlement.


Now York April -. The Commercials
Advertisers London financial cahlcgram
SAYS The stock market here was Oh
crossed In INC settlement today. after
which the tendency 10 buy for speculative
account WAS generally small except In
Americans where IL was very large ami
REQUIRED prolonged arrangement. Tao
contagr rate for carrying over American
shares began ~ per- cent and finished
~ al2 For Chicago, Milwaukee and 81
P0ul the rate was ~ per cent. THIS
stock Is gradually disappearing from the
London market. as the Lake shore did.
Tue Northern Pacihcs were also scarce, he
ginning at 9 per cent and closing NJ ~
hut this was due mainly to the exchange
or certificates,
Trading in the American department he.
came heavy aud everybody was Inclined
"a sell on The break YESTERDAY Early pur.
ehasrs Of Union Pacific hardened the list;
then New York opened strong and there
was great demand for Uu'on Pacific
which advanced by leaps and bounds. Tho
Northern Pacific issues and ST.. Paul also
were wanted and the bidding for these
ho'sted the vest Of the list London, how
those sporadic movements,
m new cnnsols opened at aNs, went on
To X and closed al T16
II is whispered here that In Wow OF the
low premiums for c0nsolS the American
syndicate mny he rated With them The
three chief Insurance companies Of America
have intimated officially hero that their
substitution is for t5.ooo,ooo 81 the new
Issue.
Money was hard owing 20 the large sums
locked M against the new issues. The
call ralc was 2ls per cent: time money
3; discounts Sl5 per rent
The street Is still borrowing largely from
the hank
silver was weak on prohttakins for
speculative accounts,
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Net Receipts at United States Ports
nlnefence 6,as2 2ooss aiNo50
COFFEE.

New York. April "a Coffee spo, M,
dail; No. invoice 6; mild dull; Cordova
e'.al2is Conditions on the cefee excahnee
touaS specnlatively as well as concerns
prices Tor spots were rather bctter. the
market opened steady and unchanged 10
points higher. Following the call there
anu Tor time the Indications favorrd
something of a hull market Trading was
Ncllve with shorts aud foreign interests
markets. abroad and rather smaller rc
ceipts 10 the crop country. In the AFTER.
noon there was reaction under nrofit.tak.
lng. large blocks OF near months were
late afternoon, Closed steady, unchanged
g points higher. Total sales 5000 bags
lncluding May > O0dfo .05; July SO: Sen
tenber 5,35; October 5 40; November 4. AZ,
December 5,0odta.d S: January 3, 20; March
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blasting powder, S1.s5 per kegi drop sno''
pcr sacls 81 Is; bnck. $50. a,. ox0e
BAcoN-E, short clear, W h,abcr. bcL
hi sAG iS,;;ffSSiGgAcAi AND TIES Bagslne 2lb
7Ac; 24ib. sac: Arrow ties; less tnau car
'0 ceAS lISsi wrapped, basis - SO e
esc per 10: No. /, fil weight basis "a
7.G7isc per lh special sizes sc higne Iran.
i,S. mn weight. lie; Electric Lights. glhc
CEMENT-y Portland, s2.75aS2o Rosen-
dale. siT5M2,o0. IT.. ,oss
COFFEE Rio, fair 9%dbloci prime ,a ",
lac; Cordova 13c. Roasted conees; ,o; Alr
buckles ArIosa, basis 1o0-lb cases Eye
delivered; Apex, 1900; Lion, l2}ec' ,ovos
6iLr; lib cartons, SIC; ginger snaps sc;
creams, Sc; stage planks, dc cakes an"
flour Basis 4s-lb sacks: Fancy hlsh,
grade, $3.50; 24-lb sack, Zoe per DarrP'
higher; iour In wood 15c per barrel hiaher.
FNRNir AcEoIS .GooDs-GrIts', n n9pi o3
and cream meal. In barrels 50. loq % ~. zoi
Tcnrl meal, in 3s-lb sacks, SOC per harrei
NJ four sacks; Scotch oats, $50; tl lsd as
oats, $3.50; Columbia oats, s2'ooqz'lo'
Hawkeye oats. S2.U0d2. 10. ev.
LARD--Renned fierce; compound d.
leaf phc; 5O-lb cans. higher than tierces.
lu-lh cans &c higher 5-lb cans ~ n'gner'
IA HAMs-standard. liailNc; picnic hams,
TIME Bulk, 81 90 per barrel; coopered.
HONEY barrels. GOa75c per gallon;
in 60,lb cans, extracted, 5dGc per pound
In hulk Sm11c: In 12-lh cans. extracteu
h5s6i7c; pound sections, 12a13c, ,,.,e,,o..
MoLASsES Rebolled' f9!r, l6ahn ns;y
crop syrup, 32G33c; pure new crop syrup
CONDENSED MILK-.Eagle, s.. 75q1 90;
Magnolia, 81 i0G4 60; Dime, 50 Dogs W,
oYsTERS~l-ib fun weight, -4.oz aoa95SC
2lb full weight, s-oz 81 % Io@i ~ ~ ~
tqll weight SSz 81 w 1S so l lip s6
| lightweight, $4,000, San %
PcKEsFISyes gallon n, Reg; 81 81 SoG Gln 49,
style, $780, A-gallon. $2 l0a22 %; l,gal-
lon American style, So. l5a3.25; 1-gallon
lIexngon. 50. 70. o,o,,,,.
choice olS = 5aShc; fair, 4sa4lsc; fancy I'm
PJRteoSPEGsisai, basis 7.16 DC; Manila.
12lsc: nutarred lath yarn Sc; s tarred, '4 De-.
thls,, as10s, $3.50 COOS, s2.s0 lOo-Ss' $3.50;
SALT Fish Mackers No; I; in 1o,lb
slts 93 SI g Don, 9ai 70 DDS 'o'O NO.
SS S1LM ION Pillar Rock Columbia
River. 81 90; Castle Rock COLUMBIA River
81 65@i 10. Spear Alaska. s. .; Toy 90
lrmbla River, 81 %; Blue Bell Columbia
River S110.
ADMINISTRATION quarters So 1oG
GOO: mustard S3.s5li4 90; imported Gillette
grade, quarters $l1.5O; fancy sprats, quar-
tiers. $500.
sTARCH-St STANDARD goods: Pearl. in 40-lb
boxes, 3%@4c; Royal Gloss. bulk, &c;
Nickel 100 packages per box S27j: corn
starch, 5I3c per IN, 20 and 40-lb boxes
SUGAR-Q Quotations are for small lots.
Special rates are given on carload orders.
STANDARD grnn,tated. 5.Sjc; cnbeS and pow
dered. 610c; Louisiana yellow clarified,
fancy, 5.6Oc; choice 5.47lac.
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p.nto, Adopts curfe~ L'w y,

Denton, Texas. April - ~ ~
ell last night passed cure 4 az, e.
itlrg everybody under 10 yea.s ~ -
being on the streets betws,,srcs IT,
OF 0'o'clock p. m. ana ~ ~
An order for the issush.. passe&
school house bonds was a1s Il
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

Paris. April 2i.rhrec per cent rentea
l1if 2ise for the account Exchange on
London a5f lOiec for checks
New York. April "a Clearlngs sac. Am. .
80: balances S16,S62, 0D4.
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SUGAR,

New Orleans. April - Sugar strong;
open kettle 3i,ssSss; open kettle centrifugal
SNm4it: centrifugal NeilOws litfii U-ld:
seconds ais@4, Molasscs Strong; eentr!fu.
gal Sail,
New York. April -, --Sugar-Raw strong;
fair reclining z ll-I6, centrifugal ~ test
! 1-i0Mti, nlolasses sugar T.l6ei3l9
Refined arm.
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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS

4nlnine' 45@47c per ounce bottle. NOR.
pn.he' S-.74q2oo per ounce: cocaine, S5 81
per pern ounce; 6orax. Sic per pound in 100
castor OIL $40 per goIl0n in !" parrieiis;
PaekageS; epson salts. 81 Is per hundrei
30 barrels u alcohol, s. 1od3OO per gallon
9iha nnr H S5oo Per 100 In barrels; alum,
POUND In barrels; campha zoe; wood n l rer
mol MOI, Sl.u; gum opium, $500: nowdercn
p poun1 +, 49, w., earbolc acid 4oa42e per
pcr cwt !" d hIiiiyiTs, Calcium carbide, S. 20
points. common railway
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DRIED FRUITS Ann Nr,rS

~. L;tEs-Fancy evaporated. 5O'lb hoxos
iPRISoTSt ops, &c; choice evaporatcd, &c.
~ ,Inhnp N-ln 10Th boxes. 1sr
IDS aTt,.S nuiE l4c; Eth cartons, he
10 a ''S'--I'lo packages, Toe; G0,lb boxes
is efiGs-californln, 12l4c; Imported, ,5a
RREEAisSIHIE Ess eI1,5s new stock. stsc.
Doves 2 90; A-box L. L. raisin. exea--l.,.
SroMn L. y. raislns, 1lb hnns,. e s2t zoe ;
S'GpE ST,2r y raisns' 5oB Ions lows S.Sac;
75e 76Sos ee sti sGans @s9eos, So eo-7os.
~ Ts-Brazil, lac per M. s, gbo,iUos' oc
picked 'S Ssic l4al5c peanuts fancy hand aRd
Taragona. lsc ID in s "a taeoi9c;; almonds.
PUTS l0e; pecans selected 10y ta ian chest
loei medium. 6@7c. ioc' large l2d
GRAIN AND HAY
Carload lots. Z. q. 90
Iq6epIers charge from storc i q rom millers
~ aUv lhs on bran, ed3e per " SIsS more per
BR GH4TSn ana dl0l5c pcr loo US on S S,ts
WEFAT Suaam,,,n pounds. 81. oar "a nay
al 10. ''io''IS-Per 100 pounds, 81 OK
SSooRsNN.-No, . sacked. eoae,o
1.iS. Nhofs-Mixed and pure. 81 ~,
OATS s9a42c per husho,
AAi-Alfalfa, is.5 So1shei 10.
ba,' - ssio oda 1850; South Sno'ce tlmo-
Tory hay, siS,o0iiNSo g Texas and ' Terri,
FRUITS.
$50; cai iiSsmNew York Baldwlns s4noa
BAN1NAssnn;sai 7 pSs; :, ssll.5odi. %. S'Vo'
Observation-Disclosures per bunch. packed.
weight So 75 Malaga. half barre barre $50 30;
LEMONS-CalIfor,t.
3 90; Merinos, Ss 7n extra fancy, 50. 756
STRANWeyhhSSppSSays!s. s2.5oda *
ey.aSs,aWN bs.RRlES-Per crafs. -,
si.7s@2.oo 2SaS.oO; pale. w" 9Inan a, eng
SITTER AND EGGS.
'as0' April a.-sutter-Flrm: cream.
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Cotton Ruled Weak.
corrln & Richardspu say;

'ofElll * hlchuruSAu say
Cotton ruled weak and lower today.
Liverpool did not show any especial weak
ness. however, prices at the close being
only e-26ths lower on contracts with a tair
demand for spots; quotations unchanged
New York opened about points dawn
after which prices rallied slightly on shorts
covering, but support was quickly with.
urawn and market gradually declined. clos
Inc AT the lowest 0f The day s to IS loWrr
tnan yesterday. New orleans : TO III down
Spots lilo down New York and New Or
leans; unchanged elsewhere The market
Lodas was almost devoid of any special
FEATURES except the weakness dlsnlaved
which was In marked contrast with Inc
strength that has characterised the marker
ihe past Few days. Much has been said re.
garding manipulation IN New York but
with the exception ~ liberal covering by
shorts. who by the way seem 10 he ros-
ponsthle for the recent Improvement. lao
market dnes moi show any signs Of mnut
pniauon az the moment. and without thts
sustaining feature sentiment generally tn,
pears 10 favor lower values The snn'l
weekly movement 10 r. interior towns Nns
rs follows; Meseipts 2a.Tla shipments
.S.9Al. Stoek FgS.S4a vs. last years rerr.n,,
iI5i, shipments i2.O0l stock aO4. $50. and IN
1879 reeeipis 2;h466 shipments q. ion. stock
sNlpiN Tho stocks 81 these towns show
. decrease ~ ia,S6l since last week liver.
pool Is due 10 be to 2% down tomorrow
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Grain and Provisions Frsevh.,s

New York, April - wheat Receipt.
lt.ouN; exports $1,000; spot strong: M. .
res ia (. o. h. aroat aud 40 elevatoe. No
| Northern Sis +. o. b. adoat; No. / hard
al% {. q. h.. ahoat. Options Irregular.
hides firm. Leather steady. Wool dull
New Orleans. April 9i-Hog products
Arm. Pork STANDARD mess 1873. Lard
Refined tierce q; pure lard o. Boxed meats
Dry salt shoulders rs; sides S% Bacon
--Clcar rib sides ~, Hams-Cholce sugar
cured lU@l2A CofreP--Ordlnary 10 fair
TsSgtt'S Rice Ordinary to good Sd4It,
Elour' grain and fcedstnG firm. Flour
Corn meal 2.35. Bran -. Hay-Prime
la.0om 1900; choice l7.o0ils.0 Corn-No
oats--No. . sacked "a 80
=. hansls city, No. April wheat-Mny
e,,Agiti'S July 65i:; cash No, hard TOta
u; No. rcd I0dTOl5. Corn-May ioUSI
45S May 4li4dilas cash 10. miycd
l5t5diS: No. white "A oats-No. .
w1ite 30 Receipts Wheat $1,000, corn 90.
e.N, oats 1000 shipments Wheat 4O.6tki,
corn 3s,4o0; oats 1000.
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WOOL.

81. Louis, April "a. -Woessne luGl2'
dlum grades l2nls; hea1 ti7es7.
line l2Ml5; tub washeu
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MARINE INTELLIGENT
FORT OF GALVESTON, April
Arrived. W
None.


Cleared.
SIS Lampasas (Am) Barstow, f@ "
York. ~
S. Greenwood Br), Boag for RH
dam. -
IS Lake Austin CAml, Curry fcr ff
Isabel.
Sailed.
SIS Lampasas (Am) Barstow, f3 y
York.
IS Queenland (Br), Boag, for RoI'ea'
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EXPORTS FOREIGN.

The British steamship QneenssNa"t elss1
today for Rotterdam Win ,taIIaed a.
cargo. go bales Of cotton seed e
S2u: 36,n07 sacks of cot.o1i cotton I,
valued at S3I 500: I49l haErttss'rn lsces siss7
oil, valued M Si3l, 100. lo,,fs nine lrD9.
valued al $3.50. ISL pieces
valued at 500. ~
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES o,Iosing q
ship agents make tne snlpuaepis Y
freight quotations on c9ttv" ,ropa dsle,
the Interior within 10 days Nv 90
To- ..s,tl
Iiverpooi -. ........-'' ..,.'
Manchester second class '"".,.s
Rremen .....-t-''''f' ...,.''
Antwerp Castle line) '..''..i..,...'
Rotterdam ......-.s'''''' ...i,,, y
II uhUfg ...t..-.-s.' - flsfd q Z
Tho above Qnutaflnns ~ $50 ctl.
class iineus Second class
ramps 8 cents lower
GALVESTON sTceK ,.,s
Gu shiphoalll-- q
For Great britain ....''. ,Inli K,
For France ......''''' as q,
Fm other foreign ..'..' sl3
For coastwise ....:..'.- "a
In congresses and de- 1873 y
pots ...........'.'-'' 81
No., .,. 1885 =
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New York Futures.
Liverpool Futures.

Leading futures ranged as follows:
April. ,.,.,i "a Bah Juuc-,mly & 9i.;iks
ApFil May. ~ - 9Ah lUly Aug I N. 31s
May Juno, J n Ssh Aug Sept ...A ms
asked bid selling; v value
Stock at United States Ports.
Nl''N AAiS nay sss.s-ssss.s-. NIt NDl
Stock this day last week .......,6iT ,3ia
STOCK TINS hay last year ,.,.,..... i6lpO7
United States Exports.
This week, Last year
Exports 10 Treat Britain 2a,imt - i4S
Exports to France .......2.lSj TSp
LNPot's 70 continent ..,2hplo il,O2t
totals aa.OSS 90 05l
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METALS

New York. Anril 81. spclter Firm. 400
Hi.0S Tin Quiet. 1900 Lead Dali 1914.
Lake copper steady. i7.Dn. Zig Iron war
e,5o,a iU.bo.
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~ : is accom-, ~ ala Rsr siiyer SnSned
weak hpt closnl steady NJ ~ i-l6d ner
"unce Money SiS per cent. Discount for
short bills 8ts per cent; three months
bills 3is5S9s per cent.
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st. Louis, April 2i.-Ponltry-
chickens 8; turkeys SAB: dscks d gess \
>. Bnttcr-Steady creamery i6d2Ot; N
l+m1T. Eggs Steady, i1N, repackA
cases included.
Kansas City, April "a Eggs Stf&
fresh Missouri and Kansas stock litf y
returned.
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s.. Louis SAD and Provisions.

- Louis April -Wheat-No. red
80. Ma '2As1T2s,. July 7os4; No , hari
I;,,~d !a's Com No. . cash 45is. NAV
tl44 H. ~, Jnly iays, oats-No. > cash *.
Pork--Firm iohhlnc - * sri',tt1,,
M, T. GA frm 22N Spo,tcr firm 3.Sn
n = ~. sui held hlgher. F'onr iul; patents
$ 81. ~ Extra fancy and straight 3.l5eS
nal. Rran. dun: sacked cost trser 7n n@,9i'
~ on m meal stcady. Har. Timothy s.s1if
mo- prairie l0.o0ill0O. waiskey stesdy
ucmn IRON t,Y,S Se'ien ties LOO Bageing tiIsSfT.
Steady extra shorts sa5; clear r,hs . III
s 'sir shorts 300 clear ribs ai2is: clear
n slo. " ~, ~ nssccsp,s flouy 1000; wheat
msso sa 5000; wheat il,oo0: corn it,.s,.
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IlNWI~ SlttNN.
wheat No. 3 spring "a; No. spring II;
No rcd T2@Ti
Corn 80. > 47Ss; No. . yellow 47M.
oats No . ~; No. white 2S&m2oh;
No. white 2ThM2Sh
Rye No sou.
Rarlcy Good feeding As; fair to choice
mating 52M56
Crn t.Rl.
rimothv seed Prime 2 OOds. ~
Mess pork Fer hhl II 35d14 10
Lard--Pcr 100 lbs S. 2ng7S %
Short rib sides Loose g .056fS. o5
Dry sailed shoulders Boxed 67s0i7k
short clear sides Boxed s 256iS 3Aio
Whlsky-Basis Of high wines. per gallon
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VESSELS IN PORT.
Stao muhiDa.

ycseel-Flng- Tons--D Destination. n
Ansgar Nor, 1921 .. ;;;,,., p,r
Eiantsobe (Span.), 1904, William ~
a Co., Hayre 49,. :. ;;,...;:. 'u;i,;itHl
Hemisphere lBr), 2230, Hamburg ..,.ss3
Paulina tSpan.). 1913, Liverpool ;..,''l
Quecuswool jBr.l, 1887, I. II. saEsX1
Roma CBr), 1l32, aground al cognv WI
Telesfora tSpnD, 26oS, Fowler q ~
tie, Manchester .,.......''''.''.'"'
Du
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New York. April %. Eggs Recelps &
SBl packages. Market quiet: regulst nj
ing IA; storage Western 14Hd1iis: S51
crn at mark 12l2ml4
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pd BEAN s, imported navy beans, 4He;
SAc,; Lima 6&G7c; black eyes So;
Michigan navy, 4Ac; California navy sac
-BUTrER-Blue Star. 21M22c: dairy. liiG
l7c; Elgin creamery, 23M2i; oicomargarine
dairy prints, lie; Lincoln solids, lOlaalIc;
prints llg1lEc: Special Blue Star. lie;
Crystal Gem and Country rolls. lie:
Special dairy, l5c: fancy dairy, lie:
15d19c, '''NN''
CABBAGE-l3sQ19sc.
iEESE-Wisconsin full cream rolls
I2c; Wisconsin full cream daisies, lac:
wisconsin half cream. 12k1lac.
EGGS-Texas. 10m11c.
. N koRAuT-New, in half barrels, s2.4oa
oNIONS-4I5c.
Singapore. l5i5c
q 10 PoT al, l California and Colorado. rs
mol Chickens hens. good. 50 mn
..ta; cocks. large. old, $500: ducks iarSa
ss3o,ooo93I3; geese, full feathered, 81 sim
a,u ~, turkeys; hens, s6.00ds 90: turkeya
$500 ''' 'ouns' so'oV
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Spot Cotton Easier.

New Orleans. April gf.---Spot cotton was
easier today under the Influence Of lower
Liverpool market and further bcariSh cron
reports. The COTTON exchange committee
reduced quotations 1-if on an grades Ss,as
800 halcs including 2OOo to arrive
Futures were very quiet owing 10 lo,,er
Liverpool cables and ou the hrst eall show
eI oss o. 20 4 points since Yesterday !
closlNg There were slighf nuctuHtiops
nnflng the a1A hni m the absence of nnr
slslatn'ns inhncncc the market ,nfpr on
fraauAlf fcl' away unfil the closing show.
M q loss on the daY ~ h IL poin.s
~ a4s Z, F.'@Ioai June 7.s5@7.sT, July T.Se
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES

Ssaessuons on Round Lots OF
their corr r,alsous are revised daily aud
prices ara t thasss can be relied upon The
sale mars s nose ruling In Houston whole
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CANNED GOODS.


CANNED FRUITS-Ap Glib, s5c
pineuppes, sliced 10; eyeless and core.
less, Sl.75dl. 50; extra grated. 81 S56l1 80;
pears, BIB soc; Strawberries. lib S5c
bIackberrles, 2-lb zoe; peaches. bib S1.10
peaches, Bib $l.55al.60; pie peaches. BIB
S10041.l0.
CANNED vEGETABLES-Toma 2.
10, full weight Zoe BIB. fun weight, soc;
90c; okra and tomatoes, 2-lb soc. Canned
kraut, lib S10O. California asparagus "a
-. s2u: lib California asparagus tips,
$500; baked beans BIB 95c lib 45c. 2-lb
string beans 75c; 2-lh kidney beans, CSC;
BIB stringlcss beans S1.25; 9Th marrowfat
peas N.1O; 2.lb American Petit Pots peas
$l.oo@1I5. alb hullcd corn S100 lib AL
corn Sl.0o; 2-lb Blue Ridge corn 9Oc Pride
OF MARYLAND 95c.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT Extra standard,
2l2lb peaches, lemon cling, SlYOal %;
yellow Crawford, s1.S0d1 80; black cher.
ries, S2.0Od205 white cherries, 81 luar
2. 10: npricots Sl756l. so: strawberries,
S2DI2l0; pums $l65Gtl.75: grapes,
Sl,5oGl.6o; seconds, 1Oc per dozen less
than extra standard prices.
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Dry Goods.

New York, April 24.~-rhe local trade IN
ury goods has heen slow with very bad
weather conditions prevailing Orders iron,
pnt on town about average In volume. IA
port grades Of brown cottons Armer otha.
makes dull and Irregular, In bleachei CO...
Tons sales limited aud prices Irregular.
n,oarse rolored cotton inactive aud easy.
frint cloths neglected. Prints and gIns.
mans quiet Mems wear woolens dull n
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Houston Daily Statement.


Gross receipts thus far tnls week. 1851
irnss receipts - days this year, :, iSB. tbT
.iross receipts 10 days lSlD-i 1900. Y ,IISul3
& ross rrrpnfs 934 duys IsDS- 1S1D 2 j9ft It,S
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AMurxnEAvY STAPLES.
iiioS-sewder, per tss. sa.oo;
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cry 1jm19; dairy 1lMis. Chcew-IYn
9lgm1li2. Eggs Firm; fresh l2als4
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Ludwig (Am.). ..-.........-.'. ..;; ,;s "
VESSELS DESTINED FOR GAL'h -
Stoa sI1iua

Schooners. ,.,,,,ore .
i. w LiuneIl. Gabrlelsen. ba'''A
Lewis II. Coward, Haynes ;,,,..,,i,acft I
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Beer q CO.. ciro,,lar

thpfcial "a The Pustl
New Orleans, April 24.--iivefpool advices
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BUTTER AND Fcce

SA'''s'' April 'a.-suttsr-rlru. cream.