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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-12
USTON WHOLESALE MARKET

from Greece with ABOUT 100 tons I.ste
.hu.es indlcate an unchanged market in
tu sat quarter. out with rather a frmer tone.
nitn"ui anNlces 10 the contrary, Il is sun
pohfn tnat the new crop Is still progressing
sallslaetorily II Is not however, at thls
c ,,,tt saie to assume too much rs to the
nor. ~ fact until the fruit IS garnered ami
actually dried" 49,
writing from san francisco. Cal. prom
inent canned goods operator says: "Thc
crop prospects for tomatoes In California
are In favor of a large yield. The fruit
crop with the exception of pears. promises
TO ne the largest ever produced in the
STATE Apples and peaches VIII be above
the average quality. Pears have been az.
fected by blight which has damaged the
qnhhty and reduced rhe quantity The crop
OF sIraWberrieS. rdspberres and hlackher-
rles mas been limited. Weather conditions
nave resulted practically in cleanup on
asparagus Holdings are limited This
year prices on Alaska salmon arc below
the average opening prices for the pnst nine
years. The estimated pack Is from 3GQ0,pcO
AZ the present time the foreign markets
are IN excellent shape " the runsumption
Tor the next ninety DAYS IS proportionatoiv
rs large as II has been for the past sixty
the lW2 crop VIII come In on an abso-
lutely bare market This is an Of vegr on
the sockeye grade"
The Commercial West has the following
on the four situation. There has been 1T
tie or no change In the milling situation
during the Week, except stronger feed
market. Export trade continues very quiet,
with fair inquiry for -four but bids too
low. Wheat 10 this country Is ont OF line
with foreign -four markets. How loug this
situation will continue. or what the sou.
ton Of the problem L. remains 10 be an
swered. Sales in domestic markets have
been fair, as an average, during the week,
at close prices II has been a cOnsumptive
trade of tate, with no tendency on the part
of dealers to stock NJ. Though on the
advance In wheat the hrst OF the week they
would have bought rather freely at old
prices. Last week the mills ran little
heavier than the week before. turning out
2IlIuO barrels of flour, or 40 per cent OF
full time running. They all closed down
on Friday morning OF last week for from
thirty-siN to forty eight hours, owing TO
the Fourth. Output for the week will
therefore he from 10000 to 2O0,Cn barrels,
or 10 TO 80 per cent Of full time running.
1t Is MS yet uncertain how the mills win
run this week, but conditions do not seem
to warrant heavier running than OF late
or, say, 60 to 10 per cent Of capacity. A
favorable factor is the strength Of mill
feed demand. Bran Is higher this week,
and the demand for heavy feeds takes ali
at high prices that the mills have to offer"
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spot COTTON STEADY.
Lists Of Desirable Grades Generally Held
for Full Figures.

New Orleans July 1.-THE spot cotton
market was steady and only few small
lists chinged hands The offerings are
very poor. There are some lists Of desirable
grades still In factors hands. but they
are generally held for full figures. The
tables garry principally low grade, unde-
sirabiei cotton. with some few lists of the
higher grades, but both extremes are just
now ne elected by commission house trade.
Sales, GOO bales, including 200 ( o b. and
lO1 to- arrive. Quotations unchanged
The amarket for futures was again IN the
hands Of the professionals. The feeling
was sDeady and prices remained unchanged
owing to the fact that rains were reported
IN mtU ~ sections of the belt. After slight
luct,rt lions prices at the close were even
to . "A lints higher than yesterdays closing.
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iuNITI,oN..rowder, per key, $500;
Rck, Sl.45: buck, S170.
<ON-Extra short clear, In sacks. 1870;
rs, 1870; boxed. Ac higher bellies,
q, l4Ac; New York bellies, lac
TIER OIL-ln barrels, 4Sc; half bar
GING AND TIEs-Bagglng. 2lb, 7c;
Ihc; Arrow ties, less than carload
Df-Stick, wrapped, basis "a. No. 2,
rs per III; No. l full weight, basis
.qTlac per III; special sizes, 19c nigh
1ed, 3EG15c, as to quality.
HDLES-Stlr, full weight, Zoe; Gran
W weight, 10l2c; Electric Lights, sac;
tnll weight, lll2c; light weight, l0l2G.
E.E;NSlT-~ofdcrtland, $2.75d3.25; Rosen-
frEE~Rio talr, 7M@7%c; prime, s1aa
7choice SA@9c; fancy, 1o1a011c; Pea
i ssl' Cordooya, 13l5c; roasted roast e,
lo9c, delivered; Apex, l1l5c: Lion,
POD Seal Mocha and Java, lib cans,
Hiocha and lava blend, lib cans, BIB
Pip pals, 1890; international lava
5'lb tins, ls&c, ? and Alb pals,
Royal Anna Mocha and Java, LID
bulk, 26c.
RCKERS-A r c soda, bulk, boxes,
LID cartons, per dozen, csc; ginger
.'2c;, creams, Sc; stage planks, exc;
anc tnmbles. lie.
&uR- Basis 4Slb sacks: Fancy high
~ $5Np44 10; fancy half patent, - -
third grade, So 60; 24-lb sacks, 10c
higher.
4 NACEouS GOODS Grits, hominy
fteam meal, In 4O-lh sacks, per sack,
Xearl meal in 36-lb sacks. per snck.
fe9tch oats, 81. 30; Friends oats, $3.50;
Ula oats, 50 10; hawkeye oats, So. 10.
Rp.P PSSsEw9eat ll2-io package, S4,SQQ;;
sleaf llSsgll7sc, 5Olb cans, nc higher;
H. .,sc higher; 9Th cans, 1c higher.
4 ,nSi-.Standard. l4lsc; fancy, f3H9
Picnic hams, loIac.
kTta-ln barrels. 65675c per gallon:
IN, sns, extracted, SAGE per pound;
H. Sqllc; in l2-lb cans, extracted,
~ pound sections, Toe
Fh--eulk' Sloo per barrel; coopered,
IE4A1ssEs-Reboiled, tair. 1esa1se;
$sSs 5Ic' choice. 2SC26c; pure re-
EIn,lF2SEp Mlrx- Eagle, se.75a7.oo.
Sha, N.l0d5.00; Dime, *. l,51{J 90.
Erf MS S4:25a435; Winner. 81. 4STl4. so
iii hsTl-lb tull weight, 4 OF. S5IgOc.
II" ,Wslget, s-oz, St6Od1. 10: < OF.
Wsi.b. tlElt weight, 5o6l60c; 2-lb,
Isl InSSH'' sSa9Oc; lunch oysters. lib,
/ |1ta sEss gallon kegs, Slso: 10
Ecss $50, S5.'9 5;bbls, s45od455: plnfs,
ESQ slsso; lssallon htssgon. $50. '''"
Ic. ezra fancy head. 6Ad6ibc. cboice
|con mn, 4sa4hc; fancy Imported. eda
-S''al' basis lie, lie; Manila,
2s,l5ooo uisai59q q, coarse, s5c; ane eoc;
1o'4s. sS11S9' oo'os' $2,45; 100 IS,
4 p soIls.Rh-I,,Maekerel. No. /. new. in 10.
D; tubs I "a s6 easrrels, 10 lbs, No. /, 500
81 SSIsEaney Pillar Rock. col,uh,,
\ 81 .SSSe' !a $50, Castle Rock. coIumbia
bbla Rive Spe a D., Alaska; sli5; Toy.
J, Fac, Violet brand, $50: cs olnp,a
q. 81 -. Ned %d Alaska, s1s5di 20; II P ink
american quarters. Ss.s5a
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ChronicIe's Weather Report.

New York. July 1.-THE Commercial and
Financial Chronicle reports; Advlces 10 us
by telegraph this evening Indicate that rain
has fallen in most districts OF Texas dur
ing the week and at some other points there
has been some needed moisture. On the
other hand from Alabama and the Atlantic
district there are complaints that rain Is
badly needed Temperature has been very
high quite generally. Our correspondents III
Arkansas and Tennessee report the crop
as doing well.
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DALLAS STREET CAR DEAL.

The Field Has Been Narrowed to Two
Companies Now.
Dallas, Texas, July ia. Is, Bonita rep.
resentative OF the United Electric Securities
company OF Boston, Mass, and head of the
new Metropolitan Street Railway company
of Dallas, this evening announced that he
and his associates have purchased the Rapid
Transit Electric Street railway Of Dallas,
thirteen miles Of track and ali other prop.
critics of that corporation, General Man.
ager Freeman of the Rapid Transit confirms
the report. This gives the Bonita interests
the most important street railway position
In Dallas. The only opposition 1t has is
the Dallus Consolidated, about thrty-hv
miles of trackage.
big hight is on between the Bonita and
the Consolidated interests.
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SO; mustard, S3.4od35o imported Gil.
lette grade, quarters, $3.50; fancy spiats,
quarters SS.OOdlOOO, according to grade.
STARCH Standard goods Pearl, in 40.
III boxes, 4A@4Jsc; Royal Gloss or Archer,
bulk. IWJIC, Nickel. 100 packages per box
.,@.25@835 corn starch, sac per 10, 20 and
sUGAR--Quotatlo are for small lots;
special rates are given on carload orders
STANDARD granulated, sc; cubes and pow.
44eneu, Csc Louisiana yellow, arihed and
i"ucE' 1h-c' choice, 4Hc.
PRODUCE.
BEESWAN-Prlme Texas a2d2Sc per
pound. FS
Bayou &c; English dried. &c; mix 4c,.
mack eyed, bc; Michigan navy, 3Ac;
california navy, 4hM4lac snaps, $3.50 per
3ushei' wax and green beans, 50d6oc half
ouSgel basket; California Lmas, 5l96i6c
lreSa WaN beans, 6jmI5c per bushe crate
BUTTER Blue star 24c; dairy re I'll
GIN creamery, 25u26c; Meadow Goiu
2S@29c; Texas bricks Ice, Oleomarga-
rlne-Lincoln solids, l213c; Lincoln prints
l@@c. Daisy solids, l6dl7c; prints,
lSc; Monkeys special. 1Sul0c; Crystal Gem
ana country rolls, l0c; Empire STATE Spe-
cial l5c; special Blue star, lSc; Elgin dairy
bricks, zoe; Ideal, 1112c; Purity creamery,
20 and 30-lh tubs. pc; lib prints 24c; Ell,
gin creamery, solids, lSc; country butter IN
pals, lOa2Oc.
CABBAGE kansas, imported stock, "a
Wisconsin full cream rolls. l6c;
2lc; Wisconsin full cream daisies, li6il5c;
Wisconsin half cream. 13Al4c.
EGGS-reNas, T@Sc; Kansas, 20m21c.
hkAUI.-New. in nalf barrels, S3.OOg
325.
ONIONS-New crop, FER bushel sodS5c.
PEPPER-Ceile, new, 15@l6c per pound;
black Singapore, l5c
PoTATOES-New potatoes 7o675c per
uushel
PEANuTS--Jumho, per pounn 7uiMe;
fancy hand picked No. l. 6d6l2c
PECANS-Texas, per pound, 1oul2c, &c
cording to size.
pOULTRY-Chickens. hens. good, So GOA
s %; fryers, large, So 0od3 %: hroilars,
So ONd$2 %; MIXED lots, 81 7593 % cocks,
large, old. Sl.sUG2.0o; ducks. large, $4,000
325; geese, full feathered. S3.uuU35O;
turkeys, hens, S5U@7Oo; gobblers, 500
Q9Un,
TOMATOEs-Tex 4-basket crates, $50
roc.
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TIN-Flrm, sS1 .ooMss1 so; lead,

TIN-Flrm, S31 006$31. so; lead. sac.
GALVANIZED SHEET IRON-65 and 5
per cent di 8, omit.
BLACK S q EET lRoN-No. %, IS. rs per
luO pounds.
ROOFING TIN-Machne made. SO 5od
HOO per t,ox; old style, Sl6.5o1ls,5O per
box.
SOLDER iHalf and Half, 1o4G2oc per
pound
CoRRUGA TED IRoN-Galvanizod s4.75
pee square,
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OIL STOCK SALES INCREASE.
TRADING MORE LIVELY.
PRICES SRCay'STRENGTH.
Anolo-Ameroan National Oil and Pipe
Manhattan and Palestine and Beau
mont Leading Sellers,

IIadine at the OIL Exchange was lively
SeStVtuay ana the demaiid took on A more
SEVERAL aspect hlghr course to prices
was the rule and while rhe advances we're
hot lhfge there was stfll more interest
manifested by investors and that feature
0aused much better re ailts in the total
Of transfers
american maint,diled its popularity
ana was an easy trader at 2sec There
vas uore TO be had at ibis price than was
available and most of the offerings an
- - ~ ~, on basis OF S,ac. National Oil
"nI ttpe developed mu eff heavier artivitv
aud after all sellers al he terSns nrn,sil
rns uVrihg tc week were exhausted there
nT Ss Il rise o. 5sGll4c on. several other ints
p,icos MvIe iurther of eIings at the latter
S''iiSVts auu bids rangingi ~ little lower we're
see!y given, but not a,tS .epted. and formed
,he c'ostng qUotatione Palestine ami
-, ,V','',lpnt Mas In better ravor. but did not
7iSrn'Tj,, ni Ia. Takn's went up to the
i,u;lIs SET oy purchasers on the day before
alIi several blocks were absorbed, Finni
usA prices stood uncit nged with huyers
Nj 9dssS ca Gent lo's.r Merchants aud
increase OF lsc on thea part of buyers md
Ta.hg was thus rest cf cited
h LIN, ,i'lidttdl made an upward move and
t 20 b e,S naa 70 go bgiond the SOC mark
"a De accommodated. An advance az i6i1r
was scored on the ka les ana tho .IoSjng
wa, strong with Soc 'bis ana a small Gna,s.
t y ',.,,. omsfed at 8lc, slump occurred in
seF,," 3to heIuCtlon, cansing very good
sac a.. by decline II DOC among sellers
n,cattS attracted mush attention from pnr
Vhustrs and RENAME d firm on the basis OF
tn9 Improvement mnde at the preceding
mn mn IhHre was grcRi er activity than seen
10y some time in 50 angler and the con.
cesslons were made by sellers. More inter
esq was shown In tpmt Oil and Pipe, but
iioaue1 E, could only ent together on small
!3t. Ihere was stronger inquiry for spin.
ule Top lnewl and offers for Victor ad
NahGed 1sc. An inc :, ,ase of lc was scored
on the bids for Geysur of Galveston and l.c
more would have beSlp given for Drillcrs
"a small decline tool place on Beaumont
Sonfedernted and I'D bids for Higgins
cropped down 81. German American was
III stronger request land offers increased /
cent We're only resppsded to by another adj
vance OF ! cent on the selling side
ne total sales ara ounted to 15,16O shares
The prices bid and asked at the close
Yesterday and the sales made were as
follows:
UNLISTED STOCKS
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NEW YORK COTTON.

Statistical SITUATION Stronger Than ANY
Previous Time This Season.
New York, July 1.-THE cotton market
opened steady with near months unchanged
10 points higher and distant months to
points lower, following which there was
a general downward movement under
liquidation and bear selling prompted by
unfayorable cables from the English mar.
ket and reports Of more or less general
rains over the crop country. II later de-
veloped that the rains he'd been generous
in scattered sections only. Close upon this
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Dry Goods.

New York, July ll.-The dry goods mar
ket has again been quiet IN all depart
ments Of cotton goods on both home and
export account, Tone unchanged and prices
without alteration Linens are firm, with
a quiet demand. Burlaps advancing al
though the local demand is dull.
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GRAIN AND HAY.

Quotations for carload lots delivered on
tracks, Houston or other points t"fing
same rate. Dealers charge from store
5@loc per 100 pounds more on brar. 9d3c
per hushel on oats and corn, ,u4lJc per
100 on hay.
BRAN-Per 100 pounds 07cdSl 90.
CORN CHOPS-Pure, 81 4Sa1 30.
OATS Texas choice bright, 46c, average
45c
CoRN-No. ? mixed, sacked. s3c; No. ?
willie. sacked. Soc
HAY-Cholce alfalfa. S13 OOa13 50; choice
timothy. NIG 1UN lDUp; Sourh feNus prairie
hay, s.. soar 30; North Texas and Terri
cory hay, $40. 5od11.5O.
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SUGAR.

New Orleans, July II .--sugsr--Steady
open kettle 2Ik1i3 3-16, centrifugal 3h: cen
trifngal yellow Sik04is; seconds l%a3
Molasses- centrifugal sails
New York. July II --Sugar-Raw steady !:
fair refining 1916; centrifugal 90 test
3 5-l6
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PRUNES-1l 'asedy, per crate. 81 .Oo72 25.
PLUMS-Tea as per peck b7x, 45d50c;
24-quart crates 6o@6Oc; California assorted
varieties 81 e, a. %.
Florida. per crate, 81 5o8
4 10; Nexico,, Sc. 25.
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WIRE Ma ILs-S2. 10 base per keg.
pARBEl1 WIRE-Calvanized. Gliddpn,
So. 10 Fer u 70 lbs; galvanized Baker. SIS 50
per 100 los.
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,eglon. Generallv fair weather Is plelIcto!

esn' N IeneIa'S IN - ~
indicated in the Eastern tonight and Satui-
day. Crop accounts, on the whole. are ft-
yorable, still 1t is contended that more a.~n
Is needed in the Southern and Central dis
trcts The good demand for spots in Liver
pool has caused moro hrmncss I'm tn
American markets during the past few
days. II. & Il. Beer
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PEACHES choice new stock, 0d0Ac.

RAININN-INITOTn!a d-cTOWu, y .,
boxes. 81 6571 10: u lb boxes, L. l.. raisins,
605i zoe: 2crown, L. NJ raisins, 5O-lb boxes,
Sc: S.crown, [ N. raisins size.
PRUNES-C California. 80. 1905, &c; S0-e0s,
5l8c; 7o-s0s. &c; 60-Tos, 6l5c; 50-60s. 7c:
40-50s Sc
NUTS -Filberts, Sicily. 1sc: California
wanuts. lSd14c; peanuts fancy hand pick
ed. 7d7l4c; No =, 5l5c: Jumbo. TI7Ac;
California almonds, l5c; 2ecans, loQl2c. ae-
Cording to size.
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KIRBYVILLE.-Two carloads OF melons
were shipped from this point. The fruit
and taste. II was an experiment which
was successful.
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MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.


rice Milling Co...........j $50 oo0Sloo oo
Brazoria Rice and 1rr. Co. l....,.. Gs o.
Houston Land and Trust Co l05 so .......
Houston Drilling and Sup
ply Co. ,................ .......- 90 90
International Creosote Co.
Of Beaumont ......,.t... so OOl.,.....
Moore Cortes Canal Co... 65 90 03 90
Merchants National Bank. Ito O0l .,,.,..
Magnolia Park Co......,., ...,.. 10 %
Planters and Mechanics Ma
tlonai Bank ..............I ll2 SO|.....,.
South Texas National Bank 1856 ooI ,.,.,..
Rockdale oil Mil co.,. .......I l4S 90
Sonr Lake Spsings Co. ...,. 100 on. .....,,
Spindle Top Power Co... 10 2J
Southwestern Dry Plate Co ....... Jos %
Trinity Rice. Land and Grr. .,..... 30 90
Texas Savings, Real Estate
and Investment Co. ...... ,......l A 90
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laos went upward on account OF an
H. Of short arrivals. Prices ranged
Ia higher, averaging e5d75c per
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Texans in New York.

Especial 10 The F0stl
New York, July 1.-THE following Texans
are registered Ia New York:
Houston--S, FlaXman. Gerard.
Galveston-S. Sgilvlch, Marlborough.
Shcrman-A. Chambers. Miss Dorchester,
Miss NJ Lewis Park Avenue
Beaumont-J, Paulhamus, Gerard.
Eagle Lakc-A, NJ Waugh, Fifth Avenue.
Abilene-J. II. Clark Broadway Central.
Bay city,. Ditch. Broadway Central
pallas--W. J. Butler. 81, Denis. j. A..
Dorsey. Manhattan,
san Antouio-G G. Clifford, Imperial
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PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.

White lead. per cwt, strictly pure, So %;
second grade $500; third grade $500
$3.50: barrel lots, 56c per gallon. Min
eral paints GOc per gallon Dry mixed
paints. per cwt., IN barreis, 90c Venetian
reds. per cwt., 81 50; yellow ochre, per cwt.,
S1.OO Linseed OIL best, boiled, 7adT1c.
Ready mixed house paints, 500, VII DOW
glass, S7x5 per cent of January 81 list
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nnrrD rRUITs Am MIS-.

APPLES Fancy evaporatsd 5c.lh boxes,
lie: I'M cartous, fancy. l14c; cartons
1boice l04Gllc; choice evaporated. ~ d
10i5c: sun d led, 65sa71sc.
APRICOTS Per No.. loose 1Olad11c
CTTRON-m l0lh boxes, l4c.
CTTRR ANTS -25lh boxes. cleaned. bulk
siSGiac. i.lh cartons, 9l5a11c.
DATES-1.!h packages 7i46Sc; Fard
dates, DC, Halowei bulk. cobb bo1es, ga
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oears are now on the market in
IT, and are meeting more satlsfac.
b5e Offerings are made at 3J1l4oc
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lie are somewhat 6rmer and while
[bnee has SO far been very small the
N supplies is being felt to larger
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CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

Impsrlson Of these quotations shows
advantage In favor Of Houston as
|ale market. When the buyer consid-
4 benefits to be derived :lOm Hous-
freight rates he wiz nnd mat even
fhe auotable figures ut other markets
Eer. the price uualy pai Is general
later. The prices are those ruling
Houston Wholesale merchants, and
blsed daily,
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Chicago, July II --Bntter-Shade easier;
creamery lsd21A; dairy iSd 1917 Cheese
Unchanged lOM1Oh Egcs-Steady L.
Kansas city. July l1.-Eggs- steady IL.
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rsr,aius very frm and an advance
IL has been scored in the last two
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FRrITs.

APPLEs-Te1as green. per box, o5as5c;
red. 40Q5Oc.
APRlCoTs-C California, per crate, S1.75G
zoo.
'CANTALoUPEs Rockyfords, bushel
cTntes 100000.
CHERRIES California Red, per box.
$I50dl.T5.
GRAPES Catawhas, baskets. 40d50c;
white seedless, crate, S2.0o@25o concords,
IFNI0NS- Messinas. 81. O0di 80.
oRANGES-Va lenclas, IS 90.
PEACHES 49, E.Dertas, crates, 65dHOc
boxes. 40dJOc; other varieties boxes, 25n
Doc; crates, 10000; Ca..-ornin, per box,
81 1011 20 o-a.o
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

New York, July -Eggs-Receipts o27l
packages; market steady to hrm; Southern
l5Wl712.
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WAS QUIET.
MOVEMENT RESTRICTED.
Receipts OF Peaches--Texas
.,o Lower--Potatoes Firmer
Scarcity in Turpentine.

wss very quiet in the wholesale
Yesterday and the movement was
u In almost all lines.
rsmaius very firm and an advance
| IL has been scored in the last two
oes went upward on account Of an
r. Of short arrivals. Prices ranged
Ia higher, averaging 65G75c per
kss are somewhat hrmer and while
[nee has so far been very small the
IN supplies is being felt to a larger
cears are now on the market in
IT, and are meeting more satlsfac.
Ide Offerings are made at 3Jra4oc
|,pstlon on Texas eggs was further
LIzod and there was a decline Of
3 Sales occurred at 7msc and it
baeult to effect them at either Of
|rices
Ev,nce Of 30d8jc has been recently
n turpentlne two hve-gallon cuns.
'peral supply in the country is re
Nd becoming very scarce and the re
|hepg felt locally.
soceIpts Of Texas fruits were still
lberal scale and quite sufficient to
lie the trade The weakness on
was chiefly felt in Elhertas, as this
has heretofore he'd fairly strong
Sales were made at declines OF l50l
,tber varieties were distinctly weak
ices as a rule were inclined down
,noectIon with currants the Hlus
rs company Of New York say: "Busl
,pttnnes almost entirely in q small
The spot market at the close IL low
sed liz the pressure ui tired holders
> out. The steamer MilOs has sailed
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LOST, sTRAYED, STOLEN.

gold watch 81 reward FOR
return 10 Jennie Comauio, S03l5 Austin.
70
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was very quiet in the wholesale
Yesterday and the movement was
d In almost all lines.
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comnaratIve Cotton Statement.

New York, July ll.-For the week ending
Friday. July II:
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LOST Since Middle of December, from
their range near Houston Heights (Stude's
pasture), one dun hlly, brown stripes,
black feet, name and tail, broad hips, IL
che white bind foot small hips, 10 hands,
both years old. no. brand: SO reward
Return 10 l., Antone's Store, Houston
avenue 10
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New President for Alvin colleoe.

IFvW TTpaIuuTII TOT NTVIH NOTFSJu'
Alvin, Texas, July 11-At n recent meet.
ing OF the board of trustees Of the Alvin
college Or. W. o, Allen of Kansas was
elected president for the ensuing term, Or.
Noracct having resigned the presidency
some weeks ago. Or. Allen Ia well known
here, having held n position In the college
last session. The other members OF the
faculty VIII be selected at the regular
monthly meeting Of the board In August
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IOTELS. SUMMER RESORTS

BANDERA HOTEL, Bsndera, Texas-opeu
for summer: hunting and hshing fAdit
Ties: telephone ccnnections; mountau
ard river drives. -
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FOR SALE--on account OF health, tho
Me Xanthos confectionery and fruit
store, eos Main street, best location. iDe
business es abllshed; for any information
Inquire Of any Of the best Wholesale com
mission houses In city. =