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CANNED GOODS.

CANNED FRUITs-Apples, Bib, oocQ
X1.IO, pineapples, sliced S1.10; eyelees and
ccreless sl's0&g1.s6i extra. CRATES, .s2002i
pearg, 2.lb, Soc strawbetgies, 2'lp 81 lo@
4oi b!ackberries, 2lb, sOGs6e; penches'
Ti&FEYEsIp5 Observation-Disclosures 2le,
full weight, s1lb; a.lp. full weight Sl5b;
2ib seconds, sL00Qt1.05; 8-lb, seconds,
ii 20di25 okrs end tomatoes. 2-lb., SlOu;
canned kraut. alb, ~ 00i California ne
plragua, 25rlb, s2boGpo, 90. according %
Grade: lib asparagus salmon, cans, 81 o.;
1b California asparagus $50; baked beans,
g-ib. Sc; 2lb string beans, soc; bib Kidney
beans g5c, 2lb stringless Deans. Sl4ji 2lo
mawowfnt peas, Sl,l0; 2-lh American petit
pols 81 500l.75; extra Maine corn 81 la4
Is; Maine style corn, 55o@sl 90; standard
corn 0Ot15c; seconds, S0Gt9Oc,
CALlFORNIA FRUIT Extra STANDARD.
2iblb peaches. lemon cling, Sl.p5d62. 90;
yellow Crawford, 81 e511.e6 black ener,
res. s2OOGl2 20; white cherries s., 26G
$50, apricots, 81 s0G1.00; strawberries,
s. O062 10; plums, $l.6b8i.l6i grapes,
Hi dOsfl rs: seconds. 10c per dozen less
than extra standard prices -
toned. gallons, S310 per case; u gallons,
SCI 80 por case; "A gallons. S3.l6 per case;
Gfeole syrup, 2.lb cans, 9o@95o, Cola
Medal brand, fancy table syrup, quart jars,
81 90 per Dozen 3. b. g. Co, Creole,
2-lb. 95c; 3lb. 1885, Bib, S22b' lo-io'
S425.
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i OF FRIDAYS ADVANCE
|sI ON LIVERPOOL CONTRACTS.
situation Remains strono--Dlffer-
=. Of Opinion on Deterioration In
Texas--eenerai Conditions.

oo.,on markets Of America remained
! Yesterday and the proceedings In
,nooi were unimportant. as that market
Ia response On this side to their nd
Of Friday. In the absence OF such a
,bA strength OF tho actual stun was
nronouneed. An additional rise Of
making A total Of 5-s2d in the last
dsys. did not prohibit good selling
kesnlte trade reports not entirely fay-
I lancashire and the continent lost
H. IN changing a part Of the supplies
4, English market to the hands OF the
r. speculative interest tagged for
ma bejng and as result there was Il
N 70 2-64d of the to S-64d advance
Il day before.
inherent strength Of the statistical
on becomes daily more emphatic. At
me time the sensitiyeness Of the trade
I calamity that might befall the field
ses The bullishness Of the govern
report on the Sd OF July has marked
H. In direct contrast to that which
ia the issuance Of the statement in
So much is this true that the extent
hull!shness may prove Its greatest
ness In aiding the cause Of the bull.
the opinion Of one authority the
I Of the report would have been more
felt If the deterioration had been
" A few points or II the amendment
document showing that conditions
xas had net improved since June %
een omitted. The difference Of yiews
n Inter subject will ba potent IN
! IN sbsplng the course Of immediate
rha eyes Of the trade are riveted
dttlens IN Te-aA- che crop outlook
state Is tho pivot 20 tina situation
na II concerns the all important Ques-
Il N the size Of the impending yiold.
4 are those whose information leads
IA conclude that substantial good has
n Ia to the crop since the recent rains
y main producing districts 90 we'll az
q bast and East Texas. This largely 40
for adverse opinion formed when tho
hment's report was published. There
~ L clzss who contend that II ths
lk aons OF the statistician for Texas
based upon the deficiency in rainfall
g JuIy !, and the condition stands
7s points Of perfect, It is not easy
q dorstand why the condition should
within o. points Of perfect in the
part OF Nay, when the deficiency IN
b was comparatively larger.
rost win not Gbato IN tho crop Mtua,
8gnd operators will hold to every BIZ
khentlc Rows. Tho urgent necessity Of
lmeuso crop renders such information
tIoular value. At the same time the
Of the fabric Tnakor to procure rea
VIII be d factor Of no less impor
The hoalthfulness Of trade oondi
5snd the peucefulnesS Of ths industrial
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at all United states
NEW YORK REVIEW.

Us Dellcately Poised--"Short" In
tefest Lately Extended.
Especial TO The Post.)
York, July b.--Manipulation mas
r considerable part in the results
week aud a large Philadelphia
sas carefully disposed of It's spot
IN order 10 satisfy the short con-
mich 1t had out. BY this opera
was possible to avoid advancing
Pa It IS likely that the same firm
ntsacts to deliver August contracts
Hsane time 1t was satisfying it's
n the present month.
temperature prevailed through
cotton belt, and the effect OF
atm condition Is rather hard
average New York operator ITO
pa IL the precipitation tnat had
Prted was not TOO great 10 damage
then the following heat should
increase the yield. according 20
OF think1ng; but.s on tho otner
npness might put tho plant in q
70 rust II followed W extreme
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HEAVY STAPLES.


AMMUNITloN---Powder, per keg. $500;
blasting powder, 81 65 per keg; drop shot.
Der sack, $1.45; buck, SlTo.
BACoN-E short clear in sacks 19kci
t fs i led. 14%es; New York BELLS, lie,
BUTTER oIL-In barrels. 4sci half bar
fe TAGGING AND TIEs-Bagglng. 2-lb 7c;
2I ID. NE; Arrow ties. less than carload
lots, from Houston s126,
cASDYusSSE TraPPed;r III basis Is,g es No Ss.is
ef; mixed, 3lsd1oc, as to quality, 60
lie, full weight, loiige; Electric Lights s3sS'
CEMENT Portland s275G3.25; kosen-
60 ctSoFiEE|Rio fair, 714a7%e prime, s}49
sNe choce, sRg9e; fancy l93hallSi ~ Pea "a
rofYees, Arbuekle's Ariosa, basis lOg-lb
cases. l0iA, delivered; Apex. llHe; Lien
Toe; Gold Seal Mochs and Java, lib cans,
2sc Mocha and Java blend. l,lb cans 2I o
blend, I'M inns, ls%c; and 4-lb pals,
ls@c; Royal Anna Mocha aud Java lilo
tins csc; bulk 28c.
Tihc. lii cartons, per dozen, 05c; ginger
mans. Tlhc creams. Sc; stage planks, Shei
cakes and lumbles,. lie.
FLOUR Basis ss.lb sacksi Fancy high
patent, 50 o0d4 %; fancy haf patent Sa !.
6g,oO; third grade. $500; 24-lb sacks, Zoe
Der barrel higher -four. in wood, loo pei
pA rrIISRIItN ,kgTcsEfous Goops-Grits, hominy
and cream meal. IN 40lb sscSs, per saes
/ s5e; pearl meal. IN .s5lb .sacks, per rack
/ dc Scotch oats, SO 80: Friends oats, 81 30
| Columbia oats, IS 80. Hawkeye oats So. u
| HecEer's buckwheat, lh-lb package, 81 "
! LLRp-Renned tiercs compounds, %
ai1n. ienf iiM6Si15eci 5o-lb cans. ke higher
| III cans. 70 higher; Bib cans, 1c higher,
HANS STANDARD. .l}No; fancy. isNa
/ 1sih,; picnic hama, 1ohc. -
! GONEY-~In barrels, 6bII5c per gallon
| {, s0ih cans extracred, olg0c per pound
In buik sd1fc; In 12-lh cans extracted
aitGsTe. mound sections, Zoe.
'fIaIs-Bulk, sl.oo per barrel; cooperod
eSift0L AssEs-R eeoilsd, seir, l6es@1sc
piiIne, 2ea2lc; choice. 2ost2oc; pure re
Oo eiioeSSnSRS ssgsp stIrg- Eagle. IS 75@T.oo
Magnolia, S4,o0dh00; Dine, S3.o5Tl %
chsIicnee S426et4.ss; Winner, s44ns4 81
oYSTERS-1.ib full weight, Z On. S66t00c
OH full weight, 0-oz. S1.eo63l. 10; %
0o1a5e: lib light weisht, 65Gaocf PIP
ilght weight, sc49oci lunch oysters, LIN
piIcfKIEs-Fiye gallon kegs. s1.so;. ,c
gallon kegs, sa.To; " bbls. Ss.50Gz.5b; pint'
Imericap style, $780, quarts. America.
'frcE.-Extra fancy head, 6zets34c; choac
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HIDES AND WOOL.
stooka Were Neglected

New York. July 5.--The Commercial-Ad-
vertiser's financial cablegram saws Lon
don stocks were neglected todny, bar prices
were steady The American department
simply responded TO parity. Conadiou m
oifcs were strong. Mr. Trehans agitation
against the conversion plans Of the tnileo
States Steel corporation Is stili vigords
The underwriting syndicate is charged
with attempting TO essort "a per cent cplo
mission as It is alleged that It otrong.s
to take per cent commission or S-2goJl
while only guaranteeing S20WooWh III is
understood that $4,000 In gold Is gong
out today to South Africa. 1.e
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J stuart Acheson-
L N. WIaner,a Letter.

Houston, Texas, July o.-rhe last week
In cotton has been surprise to many.
I'm last saturday lowest prices were rreeN
nredlcted and expected, Both the weekly
and monthly government reports were pull
isn-and bureau average OF. SAL Wouiu
indicate that the bumper yield necessary
this wear is hardly as yet assured. Cotton
nowever. can promise less and do more
ana nromlse more and DO less than any
erop the farmer contends with. and
frosty night in October can ruin the good
work OF an entire summer. Many large
planters are awaiting highest prices IN. IN
order TO hedge thelr crops 70 ane pSs
he lowest point in order 20 get IN the mar,
ket AT bottom igures. when OF them VIII
be successfulf ~ .v,.r.,.
The supply Of cotton on hand In America
is very small. Liverpool Is buying Spots
greely and heavy short" interest IN
the market should prevent any serious de-
cline at present. D. :" "-
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WEEKS RECEIPTS OF CATTLE.

Including 100 Texarst steadys.nst,se ship.
hinr aha EXPORT steefs e00QI.p0i dressed
beeY and butcher steers 4.0511.2b steers
Under 1000 pounds 4soGe,59i steskers ard
sSni canners 1 i5ap SIS; bulls 90eSa8. 1857
calves eoo0i8.50, Texas and Indian steerS
b,0oNh.lB cows and heifefs 2.5oQli. 90.
Hogs Reeeipls 1900 STEADY 70 strcts Us
md lights i,1BIT4S: packers f.s5I1.TOI
bufcher 7.so@S00. Sheep Receipts none!
market nomnal native niuttuns Dg535,5ej
lambs 8 064lV. T5 culls and bucks 2,oVsht 5eI
stockers OuS12. so
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RrlttIah Cotton Trade.

New York. July 5.--The Master Cotton
spinners' federation, at meeting In Man
chester has discussed the state of the Brit
ish cotton trade which was reported. cables
the London correspondent Of the Tribune,
to Ae in worse condition than for forty
years past.
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Vessels Destined for Galveston,
STEAMSHIPS,
eALvEsroN STOCK.


Jerorsoa Texas, Jaly S.-rhe deal with
the Rosa Meshsn iron company OF chatta.
neoga for the saio OF the Iron furnace ana
mineral lands hero, Which haa been penang
for some time, has been closed and work
Will commence In ninety days.
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London, July 5.-Consols FOR money
80 3.16; account e6 T.16. Bar silver quiet,
Paid per ounce Money lssGl2 per cent.
Discount, short bills 2esQ2 7-16 per cent
three months bills 2 7-1e@2l2 per cent.
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A comparison OF these quotations shows
macy advantages IN favor OK Houston as a
wholesale market. When tho buyer copsid-
ers the benefits 10 be derived nom Hous-
tons freight rates he Will mo that even
when the Quotable figures at other markets
nre lower. the price finally pal Is general
IN greater The prices are those ruling
among Houston wholesale merchants, and
nre revised daily
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|TTON MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Altogether the proposition Is
one which only those immediately upon
the grounds can solve and naturally the
traders who hang about the pit side are
bewildered and unable to reach logical con-
illusions wherein TO base their speculation.
The sentiment In the New York coStou
exchange is IN short varied, but from time
10 time bulllsh instinct appears, ana
the larger amount OF scalping
that is done is on the long eide OF the
market; IN other words, TO operators VINO
were poised upon q sharp balance ana
ready TO fall In either direction, the re-
suit OF the overwhelming adyices as 70
foods and storms In Texas cause them 10
discount ZOO much the possibilities OF a
ruined crop and to sell the market IN an
degree. And so the next move
on the program Is the rally toward nlsheF
figures that will be constantly Ionno Wneh-
ever severe drop has taken place. Inc
depreciation in the value OF the commonly
is the result of q very real CONDITION OF
affairs, but nevertheless from time 70 tllhs
the market is bound to overstep ltsell unu
the short Interest become such an over
grown quantity that the slightest ADVANCE
win produce covering.
In such situation as IL mere noteu ~ 10
natural that shrewd and able operators
will appear TO take advantage OF tue oen
cate noise of the market In order 70 WORK
ont their own ends, and the spot sltuatlon
Is now such that those who have interests
in the bales as they appear are caPa1'e
OF controlling the price ios the hea. 49,.
futures in such way that they are haE'
araons from any standpoint for the Or
dinnry Spectator to trade in Nol 70,
Soweyer. with the new crop futures. rnere
the conclusions of those who hrst Feaa
the adyices as they appear on any ex,
change are not necessarily peter s tnaH
the ones which result from caretui stuuy
cn +ba mart OF others who little later
S Sar6s II. then, a l2,OoOo0o-baie crop
can be figured out, then cotton 10 A ,h,s
M ~ ANYTHING very far short OF this
Dut ~ Is 70 he harvested higher figures
may be fairly looked Tor ..,..or
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Tradlnn In WonI oulet.

London, July 5.--rradipg in wool Is quiet.
pending the opening OF the fourth series
on July 3. Cross breds. as expected are
lower, especially inferior sorts. The ar
rival for the NTH series amount to 1903
bales, including $4,000 forwarded direct.
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> Decrease.
Exports of Gold.

New York, July 5.--Exports Of sold from
New York for the week ending today, were
S1e.7e5 of silver. $3.50, sS5. Imports OF
gold. s14 l18i OF silver $500 -.,
merchandise for the week were valued II
S143S4 III.
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PAINTS. oILs ANp GLASS.

whits lead. per ewt. strictly Pure, 1872;
second grade, $500; third grade se.u'-
$500: barrel lots 52GfSsc per gallon. MN,
erai paints, coo per gallon. Dry Iixra
paints. per cwts. 10 parrc,s, soc VETERAN
reds, per cwt, 81. 10; yellow sehre, PSF cw u
$l.OC. Iinseed oil. best. boilet, znn'sle.
Ready mixed house paints. Loo Nho Cow
glass, 8 pof cent on January Lar
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PRODUCE.

BEEsWAX-P Prime re1as 22a2sc per
BEANs-Imported navy beans. sSG8%c;
Bayou, 4c; Eugllsn dried, SIC PINK, &C.
black eyed, &C. Micngan navy, S%c;
California navy, 4Aal413c suans, s8 30 per
bushei; wax ana green beans, 75c y bashei
basket; California LiInas, bhdOc, fresh wax
btans CbGT5c per bushel crate.
BUTTEk -Blue STIR 24c dairy, 22ci vi
gin creamery, 2542bc; Meadow GOV
2Sa2ec; Texas brlcks, lBe, oleomarga-
rine-Lincou solids, l2ko; Lincoln prints
1NGc. Daisy solids, l5all7c; pnnta,
$50; Moxlcy's special, lsQlDei crystal Gem
and country rolls 1Bc; Empire state spe'
c,ai l5c; speclal Blue Star, Use; Elgin dairy
rricKs. zoe. Ideal, l153c; Purity creamery
10 and yJlb tubs, 22c: lib prints, 24ei ri
Gin creamery, solids, lse country butter 10
iS cI'SsBB4{GEL Imported stock, 2@2llc.
CuEEsE-. Wisconsin fall cream tu!ls, 1bci
Wisconsin, fun cream daisies. l4@lbe; Wis
coneip half cream. 1904
EGGs- Texas, l0@l2c; KHnsas, zoe.
KkAUr.--New, "a nait barrels sS'oo@
oNIoNs-New crop. per bushei. so1s5c.
PEPFER--C Lille, new, loWlee per poaha'
pc PorAToEs- New potatoes, o5G7oc per
uusne , ,.,,,.1o
Pee Ns-fexas. per pound. io@l2c, ae-
PItoT-.irRY-CblcReus hens, good. So Geo
os. frrers, large, SS.00N3 2Si nroilers.
81 .NlS2 .25: mixed lots. Sc 1898 20; cocks,
iIrse. old 81 sqt2oo; dsess large; , 1920 e'sI
.turssys, hens. s5oods7 90; roohlers, sI.Vu
SeS T.osfArogs- Texas. 4-basxet crates, asa
I0c
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Mr.. ehennard lnprovlnn,

Mineral Wells. Texas, July. t.--corgress.
man sheppard, who IL here for HIS health,
Nv y improving and 'wiil soou be out
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Now York Money.

New York, July 6.-sterling exchange
nominal at 4sTTA for demand at 4.s7l5 for
sixty days; posted rates 1904 $685. and
4.8gIalap4. so. Commercial bills 4.S4S@4. S5&.
Bar silver 62aS; Mexican dollars AZ.
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SALES AT KANSAS CITY.
Especial to The Post)

NHpVVIuI 70 III u"S'J
KANSAS City. Mo. July b.-.sales Of Texas
cstfie made today: /. Il. Pryor, Uvalde,
Texas as steers, oe2 pounds, 445; b. J.
Fuller. Brlstow 81 steers, rs pounds, s.25;
as calves, $40 pounds S25: Bland & Won
mack Taylor. 20 steers. S21 pounds, 235.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

n O. %. mill Texas interior points, a..
eordine 10 location s"iion'
P Prims SUMMER sgnne RI Yellow low OIL. IS q
TIIIlns aecurIing to quality 02lsu o2x
pr,ro cotton seed meal. .s24 Is @
h rrns cotton seed cake.... "a oo q
Quotations on prime cotton seed meal
a,9 mime cotton seed cake are for delivery
ar Galveston. -. "a,
ussr,a fcrsde nominal. of crude S3idS4 /;
nrimn summer yellow 40; of summer vel
lnsy Nominal, choice cookiAR summer yei.
low nominal. Meal aud cake--Prime 2z.zoi |
OF nominal.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
r.r.s. c,.y. ru,y 5.--rggsA-steady ~
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Tup ar LOUIS MARKET.

National Stock Yards, Ill, July 8,-coul:
pared with a week ago the market on all
Quarantine cattle is lower. The decline Is
as follows:
Good fed steers weighing 1000 pounds and
up, is to IS cents lower.
Medium fed and grass steers, 30 to 90
cents lower,
All kinds Of COWS 10 to IL cents lower.
Bulls, is TO % cents lower,
Calves about steady on best, 30 cents 20
81 90 per head lower on the common.
Barse Live Stock Commission Co.
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pRuGs ANp CHEMICALS.

Quinine, S4GS6c per ounce bottle. NOR
phine, SO 2542 80 per ounce; cosine, S4.25
per ounce; borAa S1ac per pound In l0o-lb
packages; copperas $500 In barrels; castor
oil. $40 per gallon In 5-galon packages;
alcohol, S2.7Q(S3.oo per gallon: sulpu-,
81 IS per 100 lbs IN barrels. alum. 3lsc per
pound IN barrels; saltpeter. Tc per pound ~
bprrea: cnmphor roc: wood alcohol. I5c
GJS1.00; gum opium, SO 90: powdered opium.
$3.50; carbolic acid. 4Q@42c per pound IN
bottles; calcium cnrbisc. $500 per lev, de-
livered Texas common railway points.
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NEW ORLEANS.

tSpeclal to The Post)
The New Orleans 1.-Two Stock Exchange
reports: i, .,..o. - Al
sirable beer cattle, large and small corn
Quotations on Texas cattle: Beeves.--
Choice 4GlFh; fair TO good 3@3A. Cows
and heifersGhSee &c., far s,,t to good 200,
10 good 2lh6f3 Calves-CAotce 3Adlils:
fair to good, 100000. Bulls and stags-
Choice 2lsG72as; fair 70 good 2d2A. Hogs.--
Choice corpfed em7A; mastfed 49o;
10. Mich cows-choice 80. ood5o 90; fair
10 good icOoM26.0O Springers--Choice
20.055iso 60, fair TO good. i6,co11s.oo.
Receipts of all classes have been heavy
the past week and prices rave deemed On
the volume Of business large. Cattle sell
ing right along at above ouot9tionsi old
rough cows almost unsaleabe at any price.
KANSAS CITY.
Knnsns city, Mo-, July b.-Cattle--Re
ceints 400 natives. $50 Texans; nominal;
choice export and dressed beef steers 500
@s.SO; FAIR TO good 5,s5d7 90; stockars and
feeders 8.0o0525; Western FED steers ~
Te45; Texas and Indian stoers 1850; ~;
GO 40 native sa heifsFs s.0oGS8 5o;. Gamers 90
"a Cns bulls nTHatA 50; calves 2.00@N,25.
Hos oss-Bece,pts ao5o strong to 5 higher;
heavy T.7bGfT,eo; mixed peekers, T,;do,s sa 20 !;
ght lo@7 Iss yIRTss5s 1885, ai paas
strong: native lambs 4Tod8. 20; Western
lnmbs e0Nf4 90; native wethers 4.o0G14. SOL
Western wethers s.25QD4abi fed ewes 80
Texas sSgpss yssrs ~. sso sso snd
fse a atosCasoo
ST. LOUIS.
s. Louia. Juiy S.--csrtis-1ecsayfs 1SoQ
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Weeklv Bank Statement.

New York, July 5--The weekly st9te
nrent Of the associated banks for ave days
of the week ending today shows
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FRUITS.

APPLEs--Tcras green, per box. 2Sns5e;
red, 40@50c.
APk1CoI S. California per crste. 81 T5g
z 20.
BANANAS--Loose, Si504165; packed
81. 1912 %; per pound 25SGiSc.
CANrALoOPES - Roekyfords, bushei
crates 40Ql60c.
CHERRIES California Red, per box.
S160Gll. 10
LEMONS-Messlnas, $500
ORANGE S--Valeaclas, S. 90.
PEACHES, Elbertas, crates, S0c1$1 90:
other varieties. boxes, 25G8oc; crates, 4oG
zoe.
PLUMs-TeSos, per peck b K. 45Q50c;
24-quart crates 6Qdb1c.
JINEAPPLES-Flo per crate, 81 501
49, Mexico 50 Is.
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CtTRON-In lob boxes. i4c.
ENTRANTS boxes, cleaned, bulk,
si661ac; lib cartons. 0h@11c
DATES--llb packages, lpyGtSc Far6
PEACHEs-Cholce new stock, aaohc
RAIsfNs--Callfornn 3.crown. T.. l..
hoxes, 81 6531.T5 lllh boxes, l.. L. raisius
G0flTOc: 2-crown, /. VI raisns. 5o-lb boxes.
81: 3-crown. l.. VI, raisins, Skc,
pRUNES-Californin 9o-l0Os, DC: S0-9os
53sc; 70.sos. &c; bo-7os, SIC; 6o-6os, 7ci
4o.50s, Sc
NUTs-Flberts. Sicily. l9c. California
walnuts, 19614c, peanuts. fancy hand pick
almonds, Taragona, 16G17c per ID in sacks;
California almonds l5c, pecans, 1od12c ae.
cordlng to size.
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HnIfsTnN,

The following are the quotations. for the
Houston live stock market ms furnished by
the A. c. BELL Live Stock Commission eoni.
Rany:
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DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.
Es-Fancy evaporatsd, 50-lb boxes.
80, IN carfons fancy. IKE; cartons,
choiee ios.G5l1o choice eyaporated. 10M1
1o.ile, sun . led. 6JseJ71tc
VIjPpIco nS-Per 10. loose. 1ost1 lie.
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DSITION OF COTTON MARKET.

world win be wen reflected In these quar-
tiers and after ail there can be no greater
factor toward better things.
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GNAEN - -.

Quotations for carload lots delivered on
tracks HOusyou or other points tokHr
same rate Dealers chlise from store
581Qc per 100 pounds more ON brar, 2l3c
per hus1e' on OATS and com, t04lje per
100 on bay
BRAN Per 100 pounds 06ll9sc
CORN tlprE- Pure, 81 4J01 IS
OA1S-Nu mixed, sack d. 5S4c; No. 2
white eack"d 56]ac No. 8 white, sacked,
55Isc; Texas red rust proof oats, sacked,
4ohiIoc
CORN-No mixed. sacked, s3c; No :
white sacked. Sdc
HAY-Cho &c lfalfa, si3 ooQl3 80; choice
timothy, SlT 00@17 so; South Texas prai lie
hay 81 5vH7 80. North Texas and Terri
cory nay, SIC, bCail 80.
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

b@otc; tair 4ss@ine; fancy Imported, ga
EoPE-sisai, basis 7.le lie; Manila,
l8gsc.
sALT--LoulManN. coarse, s5c; hne Doc
bbiu. 2sl0s, $3.50 d0-5s. S2.4oi aoo'3S
B26b; To-4s $3.50,
SALT FIBH-Auckerel Nc. J. new, In 10.
10 kits 00c; half barroll. 10 lhbr No. !. $500
as 90; tubs, rs banl.75.
River, 81 s1a2 Ooi Castle Rock Columbia
Aiyer' sl15, spear A!aahe,, SLIP TOY,
River, 05c; violet brand, $3.50 Cafnatlon
brand, Fancy Red Aipcka, Sl.5aGIl 40i PINK
Algvk6, FLO. Warrior, Co.
sARniNEs-.A American. quarters, es,gSSt
s,lJi mustard, ga.a0Q85O imported on
letto grade, quarters, Sl2 b0i fancy spruts,
Qm-tora, B3.OelliG0O, according 70 grade,
sTADCH Standard goods; Pearl IN 40
70 toEes, 3%Glsjsc, Royal Gloss OF Archer,
bulk 5954c Nickel 400 packages, per box
IS .2j4i&8j; com starch, sac per ID, 20 and
aQ-!h boxes
sUGAR-Q ucsaiiono are Ger small lots;
special u4trs aye given on carload otders
standard gruuua,ed Sc. cubes and pow
dered $3.50 Louisiana yellow, arite1 ana
faucy, 349c, choice. 4i4c.
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80 = oi 'ocS Shll-pNU '''' t'-NS
selling; value,
eraparatiVe Cotton Statement.
Sork. July 5.-For the week ending
July OF