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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-01
STRONG BIDDING OCCURRED
ON ALL THE OFFERINGS
Contributors to Event Were Chiefly
Texas Breeders and All Stock
Came from This State.

A report OF the Angora goat sale at Kan
sas City Friday. says:
The second Angora sale held here this
month was In progress at the sheep barns
pavilion yesterday, Offerings amounted to
nearly $500 head. or this number some
1000 consisted Of does and kids and the re-
mainder ot brush cleaning wethers. About
200 recorded does were on sale The CON
tributors to the event were mostly Texas
breeders, and all the stock on sale came
from the Lone Star State. Those bringing
In the AnGoras were j. j. Gentry and t. s.
Friday OF Montell Texas. w o. Perkins
Gainesville. kirchner & Weaver, Uralde
and w II. Woodllef. The auction began
shortly after 10 O'Clock aud 'tlnued in
the afternoon.
The feature Of the sale was tae strong
bidding on all offerings Buyers were num-
trouS and some classes OF goats ,ol1 much
higher than al the sale held here early In
the month. Grade does then sold IN TO 81
while Yesterday they brought as high as
S6lo These prices arc remarkable when
tue latenesj OF the season Is taken into
account Recorded does sold from 1918 to
80 The buyers came mostly from Kan
sas Missouri aud Iowa, but several ILL
nos ana Eastern men Were strong bidders.
Inc highest price for wethers was So %
when It 10 remembered that sheep have de.
clnea over dollar q hundredweight
wlnthln the past ten days, tue strength
remarkable.
The lowest price was $50 given for
couple OF lots Of thin stockers With a heavy
sprinkling Of Kids. Everything sold well
even az the close. Several buyers went
home empty handed. carving their certl-
red checks back with them Two thous-
pld more goats than were received could
nave been sold ar firm prices. Another
big sale will be held here July 10 Al
that event Will be offered 5000 head of
AneoIas, making It the biggest auction OF
goats ever held in this country, or the
whole world. for that matter.
The soleS were: o. II. Hanger Lamar.
Mo- II recorded does at $40, does at
y and Il does at s675; Mr.. Benford los
recorded does az 81; Mr. BBehan, Is re-
corded does OF $50: J. A sellers. fathrop.
Mo, IL recorded does at S725. ; does al
81 %, and IFS wethers at 81. s.: sam Hey
man, Florence, Kan. does AT 81 ~ weth-
erS AZ S2JH aud II wcthers at S2.5A J. r.
Ham, ~ mouth. H., does at SIPS; A.
Barry -Shelbina. Mo, 100 grade does AT
grade does at 80. and 3S nj 81 30; Elmer
Frazer, Maryvilte Mo, III wethers at
81 10. and 80 does. wethers and Kids al SO,
l. y. Thomson. Lees summit Mo IT'S
wethers AT S325, and 80 wethers at Sc. ID:
Llay Robinson. Kansas City. 100 wethe-s
~ $500. 10 wethers at SO. ana 100 wcth.
sTs at $3.50; A. l.. Mccoy. Independence.
NJ lZ9 does wethers and kids at 81 So;
W ; Wells. Platte City. Mo- 1872 does
Montrese, Iowa. 293 does. wethers and
Kids az ~ so: T, W. Pallman. Lacygne'
KAN. i9S does. wethers and kids M 81 *.
Mr.: Confer, Kansas City. 1l3 does, wethers
and Kids at S1.5o; Sam Grnntham. West
port Mo-, 80 does. wethers and Kids at
ct r.Or-fs
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Grain and Provisions Elsewhere.

st. Louis June 3O-wheat highsr-No. 2
red cash elevator 72la; track 7sQt7Si2 cid,
T2ssd724t; No 2 hard 75lI Corn higher
No. cash 65s.; track 66I4187; July 05s;
September JGas oats higher-No. . cash
~; track 49GJlh; July 80; September Slis
SO new co old Pork steady -Jobbing 1888
old. 1915 new. Lard higher, 10.274 Flour
duil-Red winter patents 355G3.6 60; extra
b 20 Timothy seed steady, 800 for ordi
nary; prime worth more. Corn meal steady.
$40. Bran strong-Sacked east trnrk -.
Hay dull-Timothy l1.OOGl4.OO; prairie $50
MiOCO Whisky steady, 1.30. Iron cotton
ties steady. 10 Bagging steady, 55sG6Ss
Hemp Irvine steady, o. Dry salt meats
Nominal; boxed lots extra shorts 1os7Ia:
clear ribs 100; short clear 11.121s. Bacon
Boxed nominal extra shorts ITO; clear
ribs l1.SI1a clear ribs 11.0O. Receipts
Flour 300; wheat Y1u0O: corn 2l.OCo; oats
50o01. ShtPments-Flo l1,Oc0; wheat
1900; corn 1900; oats 4i,OOo.
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mission houses were buying outside Of the
market. Receipts were 255 cars. The visl.,
bic Increased 10000 bushels Jul{ soid
between 7oI4gT2Ss and closed strong
between g. and 639s, closing lAIl% up at
e.
oats contributed their share 70 the bull
excitement, prices advancing Sharply On
unrestrained buying by almost all interests
The weather was. Of course, the Influence
II was said that the deluge threatens even
greater damage TO oats than, to ether
wheat or corn. 4 strong cash situation
augmented the sentiment on the bull side
shorts engaged In a lively covering move
ment ut the opening. Proht-taklng followed
and forced prices back FOR a time, put Ia.tr
buying was renewed and the market closed
arm Receipts were 200 cars. July sold pc
tween 471464S and closed 1& up at ASH.
September ranged between Bah and 1914
and closed 114d1ss improved at 35c
Provisions were neglected for the grains.
Prices, however. were steady In sympathy
with corn and on firm prices ut the yards.
September pork closed 2h higher NJ $3.50.
and September ribs III better Mt 10. G7Ia.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow; Wheat,
20 cars; corn, 325 cars; oats, 2s5 cars; hogs,
22.Oo0 head.
Cesh quotations were as follows:
wheat-No 3 spring T3n751s; No. . red
76ls
corn-No. 71@7lA; No. yellow ZIG
oats-No. = 4s1sa4s1a; No. 2 white $50
54ik No. white 81.
Rye-No. . 5gi4d60
FLAX Seed-No. l I.72d1.74; No. North.
western l.13n1.7t
Mess pork-Per b rel iS.24Gl1S,3O
Iard-Fer 1cO .bs. 1888
short Ribs Sides Qoosel--10. 62lsd1l0 7212
Dry Slited Sho llders (boxedl-S1.AIs9s.
Short Clear Sides (5oxed)-1o.T 5u1OS5,
Whisky-Basis q high wines lSo.
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NEW YORK COTTON sTRoNI
Demand from Shorts BuIed the
Few Points.

New York, June 30.-The cotton .
opened barely steady, with prices 4
higher TO lower, the latter being 9
months only The Liverpool cables b
tie effect upon Local sentiment. July
were anxious buyers around the op
and this served to cause relative 81
In the new crop positions. Howevel
lowing the call, the market turned
under profit taking and pressure fro
b ar side, with August down TO s %
came sudden scare of July sh 7
strong bulling by prominent spot
A reaction was followed by another y
movement less rapid than the trst,
most as strong. For the rest Of the >
July held the attention Of the entire.
and business fer the most part was
summer months. August stiffened e
dropped back to S.27 then worked
s.33. With the fnal price but little on
the top.
The cause Of the strength In the
months was entirely the d man!di,
shorts, for there WAS little real buin
public supper. after the first effort y
pant of the longs Tbs Dew crop =
barely held oven with last SATURDAY.
prices and were neglected for mucn !.
Tins. The market WAS finally urn !,
near months and steady for the FAR ~
with prices net unchanged 70
higher Total sales estimated ~ apcs
oC0 bales. There We're few orders heis
the South or Liverpool.
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Kansas City, June 3o.-wheat---July 67ls9
-6s; September 6sis. Cash No. hard 7Gg
7014; No red co; No. spring 60. Corn
July g.; September 53&d535e: cash No .
N xed 63tdG3l9; No. . white 64ISG65i6 Oats
No. 1914. Receipts-Wheat 81, 500; corn
So, 800; oats 1900, Snipments-Wheat
$500: corn 2s.s00; oats 1000.
New Orleans, June 30.-Hog products
Firm. Pork-Standard mess 10. 90. Lard
Refined, fierce. sas; pure lard 11l, Boxed
meats-Dry salt shoulders 9i5 sides 1ll2.
Bacon-Clear rib sides 1879 Hams-Choice
sugar cured 49, Cofree-Rio. ordinary 70
fair 66i6A. Rlce-Steady; head 4A65:
fancy head 51sd6. Flour-Extra fancy 3 s.
as 10: patents 3. 95ll4 90. Corn meal 3.25
Bran, slsdS2I5. Hay-Prtme IS. 0OG16 So;
choice 1850 Corn-No. . sacked Arm:
white rs, mixed ~; yellow 1914. oats-No
. sacked 51A.
New York, June 80 heat-Receipts 81.
0c0; exports $4,000. Spot firm; No. 2 red
son elevator and S1AMs215 f. o. b. atioat:
No. / Northern S27s (. o. b. atioat; No. l
hard SO I. o. b. af1oat. Options firm.
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STEADY ADVANCE IN GRAINS
FOREIGN REPORTS CAUSE
WHEAT TO GO HIGHER
Damage TO Corn and Oats by Heavy
Floods Bulls the Price Of
Those Cereals.

Chicago. June 3o.-Tn the grain pi:s 70
day the dominating influence were the
rains which had fallen since Saturday TO
nood an already soaked country. The dry
spots on the map were so few MS to scare
" warrant attention. Wheat closed IN
over Saturday, corn ~ to 2ss up. cats 1A6
y to iM higher and provisions "a to ~
improved.
September wheat, in which option the
bulk q the trade was transacted In the
wheat it opened Z to tx higher, at 731.
to 1871, and went at jump to "A and the
clamor Of a rain scared the crowd of shorts.
Although net needed for the purpose, de-
crease of 3.T25.oo0 bushels In the quantity
ntioat and report that France would have
10 do some steep importing owing to
prospective late European harvest acted as
auxiliary Influences in sustaining prices. On
the other side there were two considera-
tiols-lower Liverpool cables and the eel
Ing that the rain must finally cease. Trade
was very heavy during the first hour. but
the price did not get outside the opening
range. nor did II during the remainder ot
the session. when the volume of transac-
lions decreased. The close was strong. Sep
tembtg IL. mp at 1875 The visible decreased
1,2TJ.COO bushels SenbOard cledrances OF
wheat and lour were equal TO 32J,0.o bush
tiN- ITlHl0PS receipts were bOt.pbl bQSuelS
compared With $4,000 bushels a year ago
Minneapolis and Duluth reported 495 cars
and Chicago twenty-nine cars, with five OF
contract grade This made a total for the
three points Of 524 cars against 452 cars
last week and 81 cars a year ago.
RAINS DAMAGE CORN AND OATS.
Corn was excited and feeling nervous, but
prices exhibited buoyancy which refused
20 be dulled even when the manipulators
Of the July delivery dumped September into
the pit In imposing quantities. July corn
startled the holders by jumping to 72Ss the
highest price In ten years. a duel in the
5eptember option enlivened the opening
hour, The manlpulators Of Ju;r began sell
ing September, but the agent 81 an inauen-
tial house stood close and nonchelantly alb
sorbed everything offered. The excessive
rainfall caused much fear Of lrreparable
damage TO the crop and made mn Interrupt
ton of the movement and a deterioration
In grading almost certain. While interest
Ia July was keen, owinf 20 Its high price,
! the biggest part OF the trade was In Sep
tember There was naturally much profit
taking on the upturn, but generally com
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SALES AT KANSAS CITY.
Especial to The Post.l

Stock Yards, Kansas City, No. June 30
The following sales OF Texas and Territory
cattle were made today: w. T. Peck, Sail
saw, IS steers, OH pounds, AGO: ]. Colhorn,
Purcell, 80 steers, 9O7 pounds, 4.20: 4. p.
Bell, Doroh by, Texas, 2s steers, 100 pounds,
80. II steers, T1s pounds 365; S. +. MIL
lard & Co.. Davidson, Kan, 10 steers, S75
pounds, 290 H. G. Shirer, Davidson, Ran,
- steers, $40 pounds, IS; William Nance,
Mounds |. t., II steers, 500 pounds, 30
I. Polk & Son. Davidson. Kan, III steers,
- calves 175 pounds, AS; Joe Combs,
Caney Kan. 46 steers, 1910 pounds, no;
Leslie Combs, Cancy, 30 steers, 500 pounds,
40; W. T. lSk. Ninnekah - steers, a21
pounds, 445; - ID, Downing ~ Co., Chick.
asha, 80 steers s73 pounds, 10; j. j. At
kin, Comanche, l. T., 55 steers. I'D pounds,
2,65, ]. 6 Wilson. Comanche, 20 steers,
sol pounds. BIS; william Pussley, Rush
Springs. l. T.. As steers, 800 pounds, 46O;
T. Z, Heath. Arlington, /. T.. IL calves,
Dos pounds. 4.15; W. o. Brooks, Mountain
View, 0. T., 1913 steers, 1927 pounds, $50:
J. Peter & Co. Gainesville, ~ steers, 972
L. a. House, Stalley View, 26 steers. $40
pounds, 2.s5; H. Ware Ripley, o. r., u
steers, loS2 pounds. 49O; j. B Tanders Il
Co, Cleburne, Texas. ~ steers, g44 pounds
40; "a steers. 1883 pounds. $50: as steers
1908 pounds. ass; J. NJ p Minniss, Gle
hurne. 81 steers, l04l pounds, sos; j. II.
Brown; Minco. l. T., 5s steers. 1855 pounds
69T pounds. $50; +. j. soidani. White
Eagle. o. r. 80 steers, res pounds. $50
% steers, y7s pounds, AGO; c. Gorham.
ochiltree, l. T.. 81 steers, $50 pounds, 375
L. Cline, Mounds, l. T., 50 steers g59
pounds 450; William Price, oaktaha,
T., 2T steers. geo POUNDS. 800: Holford <
Smith. Mad!ll, L T., 256 steers. 9I3 pounds.
4 80; NJ: Lawrence. Wlnnewood 1. t., ~
steers 1o02 pounds AIS; w. Parker Burke.
Texas, 30 calves, III pounds, 4.75: Oscar
Rannell. Madill, SO steers. 797 pounds, 4. 90:
l. X. Russell & Co.. Elgin. Kan, 90 steers,
1884 pounds, 500; G. A. Williamson wag-
eoner, /. T., 106 steers, 7G9 pounds, 3 so.
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GOOD SALE OF ANGORA GOATS

including 1000 Texans; steady to a shade
lower. Native shipping and export steers
6.J0ds.00: dressed beef and butcher steers
5.O06lT.JO; steers under 1000 pounds $3.50
400; stockers and feeders . .65GJ5.oo: cows
and heifers 2.2566.o0; Gamers ,75d2s5 8;
hulls 2. 756i5.50; calves 2. 45615.75; Texas and
indian steers fed 1896 10; grass 3.lj0
Receipts 5T0O; market 5d10 lower; pigs and
lights 71CG7 so; packers 1851 co; butch
ers T.5odT95. Sheep-Recelpts 1900; steady;
nctiye muttons 3,0Gd4;!o0; lambs 4ooa6. %;
stockers 100000; culs and bucks l.50G
4
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, June 3o.--Cattle-Es,
400 natives 4S60 Texans ard 1000 "a
market 10di21a lower; choice export
dl cased beef steers 7.SDGlS. 12ll2 fair to-
5.25GI7. 40. stockers and feeders 5.25S
Texas and Indian steers 2.7565.50
cows 2.0Gd3.5O; native cows 1.5Ol1iJl
tive helfers 2S505.40; Gamers 1.5I
bulls 2.J0Qt4.5O; calves 3.25dI5. %. III
Receipts 200: strong to higher; 3
7.7GltI .s2Ig light 64GCl7 80; pigs o. 5G
Sheep-Receipts 5000; strong to 10 BIZ
native lambs 4.65d6 10; Western lambs
44.sO; native wethers 4.T5If4. 80; wes
Texas clipped yearllngs 4.30d4. 80; Il
clipped sheep S.4JGJ4. 40; stockers anit
ers 2.oOd3.O0.
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CHICAGO.

Chicago, June 0.-Cattle-Receipts i
including 1000 Texans and 900 IVES
Market steady to- 10 higher Good TO
steers 4.75G4 so; poor TO medium T56
stockers and feeders 2.Jod5.25; cow
d5.o0: heifers 2.50d6.50; Gamers Ism
bulls 2.25Gj.7 10; calves 2.5Od6. 10; Ten
steers 4.00d7, 90; Western steers 4.75.
Receipts. 5000 market 5@l0 b
good 10 choice heavy 1851 .95; light
al 30; bulk of sales 7.35M7.TO. SaeeT
ceipts 5000; market very dun; ZOO
choice wethers 3.75S74. 90; fair 10
mixed 3.25Gi3 70; Western sheen 2.75f
native lambs 3JO6iT,3O
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STOCKS DEVELOPED STRENGTH

orado fuel was attributed 10 manipulation
or 70 n struggle for control among disai-
fected insiders. Sugar also made an un-
explained rise, but the industrinls eener,,
aliy we're heavy United states steel
stocks dropped hack a fraction. The rise
In money rates in London today caused an
advance In sterling al Paris and thus re-
feved the pressure upon New YORK. New
York exchange Mt Chicago, which ruled NJ
IS premium last week dropped back TO-DAY
to cents discount The market closed ~,
r..-s.ss closed ssrong Total sales. par
s-i4~ 4.O4O coo.
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METALS.

New York. June 8o.-Lead was mn.
changed az New York az Az and London
was also unchanged az Ill 2s el Speirer
ruled dull but arm While locally iron was
steady and unchanged foreign markets
were higher. Warrants nominal: No
foundry Northern 22Ood23 90; No . form.
southern and soft 215Od2o. 80 Glasgow
closed az 56s and MIldlehoro an 4as TI.l
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New Work Money.

New York June 90 Money on call firm
3i.GT per cent; last loan and closed offer-
ed at 3Ia. Prime mercantile paper 41aq1
per cent Sterling exchange firm at 4. STA
for demand and M sl1s for sixty days.
POSTED rates s6Gi4 ssh and 4 ssi394 81
Commercial bills / s4ss04 s55s- Bar silver
o2il Silver certificates hrm. 400 ounces
sold at 52] Mexican dollars 42iI. Gov
eminent bonds steady; State bonds inac-
tive: railroad bonds firm.
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SUGAR.

New Orleans June o.-sugar-ouiet;
Kettle 2Isd3 $40; open kettle centrifugal
3M3ia; centrifugal yellow 3iSGI4s: seconds
lAssd3. Molasses--Dull; centrifugal coils.
New York. June 30. Sugar-Raw, stead il !
fair refining 2N centrifugal 90 test az:
molasses sugar ~. Rehned-Qulct
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london financial Cableoram.

New York. June 3o.-The Commercial Ad'
vertiser's financial cnblegram says: the
progress IN the condition Of King Edward
eaused O general trmness, hut brokers am
hewan public apathy. Americans were
neglected, although arm throughout, closi z
at the best on New Yorks moderate re-
purchases Of ST. Paul Atehison and Ca
madam Pacif.
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NEW ORLEANS.

Special to The Post.)
New Orleans, La, June 3o-The Ne,
leons 1--we stock exchange reports Al
10 choice beer cattle, calves and yea
ruled active and firm. end common to
nary In full supply, dull and uncertair
hogs IN active request; prices strong,
fat muttons needed.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS,

New Orleans, June 3O-Cotton seed o,,-
Prime refined fn barrels IS on refined 40 :
prime crude loose 3B.
Men pitts. June 80 Cotton seed oil
Prime crude nominal: of crude 33i6S5s4.
prime summer yellow 10. OF summer vel.
Tow nominal Meal and cake-Prlme 22a
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leans; from Clip. j. A. Wlllemin, one
cows and one car calves to same ma
Saturday, June 2S-R. c. Clark,
cars cattle to ST Louis.
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mittee announced a steady mar..t at 2iA
Sales Of the week were $4,000 pounds
COFFEE.

New York June 0-Coffee-Futures
closed 5@l0 points lower and the tone was
M40O; August ABS; September 500: No
vember $40; December $40: January 625:
March 5,45; May 555 Spot Rio. quiet
@llh.
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FROM MAcARoNI POINTS.

Victoria, Texas. June 30.-The following
shipments Of live stock were made during
the past week from points on the New
York, Texas and Mexican railways:
Tuesday. June 24.-Frem Yictoria, W. H.
Suther,lnd, one car cattle to New Orlean /;
from Edna pens James Powers. one ear 10
same market; from Goliad. j. V. Roder
one car calves to New Orleans: from Edna
pens. Ward & Strauss. thirty-three cars
stock cattle to Holdenvllle. !. II
Thursday, June 20 From Guadalupe. ]
4. o'Reilly. three cars steers to New Or
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago. June 30 Buter-Steady; cream.
cry 1890; dairy isGll9la. Cheese-steady.
1od1i. Eggs-Steady: fresh iTla.
ST. Louis. June -Pouitry--s Steady;
chickens 1914; springs l5Ql6; turkeys D:
ducks 6ia; geese 4gl4h. Butter-Stead;
ereamer i7d22is; dairy i7G19 Eggs
Higher, Is.
New York. June 3o.-Eggs--Re Receipts 49,
ls9 packages; market weaker.
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London. June 3o-Consols for money 9G%
for account and % lilo. Ear silver quiet
three months bills discount 2izq2Ss per
cent.
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Wool.

90. Louis, Jnpe o-wool-uuchanrsa
IKE ii4iS'ai coarse IiGisis. '1-O"'
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Vessels Destined for Galveston.
STEAMSHIPS
GALVESTON STOCK.
Port OF Sabine.

sablne, Texas, June 30.--Arrived. Schoon-
60 llldt gard, at quarsntiae, TO load at Port
Arthur.
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Rank cLFARINGs.

Following are the clearlngs Of the Hous-
ton banks, together with the amount Of IN
crease on decrease over last year.
This week Last year. Inc.
Saturday 81, SOS, $50 $3.50. s2i S552 OILS
Monday 80. i,6s1.6T3 l,4s2.ool, l9e'6'-
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Eloln Butter Market.

.rlgsn. Ill, June eo--TheFe was no butter
onered on the board OF trade today and
consequently no saisa. The quotation COM
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HOUSTON

The following are the quotations faI
Houston live stock market as furnlshs'
the A. c. Bell Live Stock Commission
pany:
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COVERING BY asHORTS"
AND ENCOURAGING LIVERPOOL
Some Bsarish Satisfaction Still in Evil
deroe a. Result Of Hains---Juiy
New York Leads Advance.

At THE CLOSE:
liverpool, 4-e4 to 1854 lower.
New York, unchanged to Il points
higher.
New Orleans, to points higher.
SPOTS:
Liverpool, f-32d lower.
New Orleans. Lice higher
Elsewhere, urcharce5.
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Liverpool-Spots closed quiet and easier,
prices l-32d down; sales 5000 bales, OF
which 74oo were American; speculation nnd
export 5000 bales. imports 400 bales Of
xtl,Isb Tfn .t-ara Arnnrtnan
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COURSE OF NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Folovns prices TOR
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ST. Lor

St. Louis. June so.--cattis-Recsipts 500,
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COTTON MARKET QUOTATIONS

New York-spots closed steady; prices IN
changed; stock 152249 bnles
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Houston Daily Statement
lstcn Comparative Statement.

Houston Comparative Statement.
Bales
f.ross rerefnts thus far this week. 81
Gross receipts 3Gi days this season LOSE Ill
Gross receipts 3o1 days 1Q1ol9ol. 23Ij.3s5
Gross receipts 3o1 days ls9o'ieco, .l,I44,S25
Houston Railroad Receipts.
Following are the receipts OF cotton by
the various railroads entering the city:
Bales.
International and Great Northern. .
Galveston. i airisburg snd san An....,
Missouri, Kanras and Texas. ........,,. 4
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Totai ................ u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-01
i. Spot Market.
Daily interior Movement.


Quotations for middiing at other spot mar.
kefs. together with the sales
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-01

Total sales for the day $4,000 shares.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-10
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