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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-10

Or Forever Hold Your Peace.

VI Forever ftOid your Peace.
1S2 acres, good four-room
frame house, also rent house,
well; ? cement cisterns; good,
big, deep tank or large fish
pond. 90 acres in cultivation,
balance in pasture; plenty Of
timber; p miles from court
house. Is in splendid repair.
Fence posts are cedar. Good
barns. Is close enough to
have advantage of Graded
s c hool, Ursuline Convent.
TexasWoman' S College, Allen
Academy, or A. and M. Col
lege. Land is new and pro-
ductive; no gullies or washes;
high and dry elevation. This
tract is worth at least $4,000
per acre, but i'll order to close
out will sell at---now listen
Only Sl2.50 per Acre.
Please do not blame me if
the other fellow buys it.
MONROE EDGE
Office Phone $50. Res. Phone $50
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BOY CUT TO PIECES.
mutilated Body Of Little Fellow Found
In Wheat Car.

Francis. I. T.. July 9.-The mutllat.
ed body of eight.year.old Harry Prizes.
ter Of West Tulsa was found In St
Louis and San Francisco wheat car
Sunday night The boy had ben ab.
Quoted by tramp last Thursday from
his home and was supposed 10 have
been murdered and his body placed In
the car 20 hide the crime. The body
was literally cut 90 pieces.
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Bryan Visits Premier.

London. July 9.-Iion. w. J. BryES
and Mrs. Bryan returned TO Londob
Monday from wrest Park. the country
residence OF Ambassador Reid Later
Mr.. Bryan visited Premier Campbell.
Zimmerman nc his official residence in
Downing street and spent an hour with
him
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ALL NAMES ON TICKET.
The Action Taken by Dallas County
Democratic Executive Committee.

Dallas. July AT a meeting 81
the Democratic executive committee OF
Dallas county Monday morning Il was
decided to place upon the ticket 10 be
voted In the primaries the names OF all
candidates. whether or not they had
made application in time.
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Temporary Injunction.

Hot Springs, July 9.-Chancellor
Curl granted a temporary injunction
against pool rooms on ground 81 har.
boring lawbreakers and being a public
nuisance. The pool rooms have been
closed a week on order OF sheriff VIII.
liams
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peteotlvn Elnsd

oyster Bay. July 81. n. Sloan. Jr.,
chief OF the presidents secret service
corps. was fined SO on a charge of as.
sault preferred by Clarence Legendre.
New York photographer. Sloan set
tied.
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HANGED TO POLE.
Negro Lynehed Charged With Assault
on White Woman.

Tillar. Ark. July 9.-will Anderson.
a negro. was lynched Sunday night by
a mob. He was charged with criminal
assault on white woman and strung
up to telegraph pole. The body was
cut down Monday morning.
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Jump Proved ssrlous

Memphis. July "a wild" engine
OF the Southern railway oollided with
two mall cars at the union depot,
slightly iniuring eight men and seri.
ously injuring G.. W. Williams the en-
gineer, who jumped from the engine.
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Splendid showlnn

Washington. July 9-The seven ma.
tional banks OF Fort Worth az the
close OF business June is showed so.
320.30l % resources, individual demos
its OF Sol .li2.3S26O and percentage of
legal reserve 20 deposits 2l.4S.
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FIVE HUNDRED SLAIN.
Rebels Have Met With Dreadful Loss,
Few Escaping.

Durham. Natal. July 9.-Natal
troops have completely surrounded and
defeated a rebel body In the Umvotl
district. Five hundred rebels were
killed. and few escaped There were
no white casualties.
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Thomas Floated.

Washington, July 9.-The navay
department was notified thatofdaooo
department was advised that the Unit.
ed States army transport Thomas.
which went ashore at Guam, was float.
cd al high water.
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Much Enumerated.

Vigo. Spain. July 9.-The reports
sent abroad relating 10 the insubordi-
nation on board the Russian cruiser
Terek anchored here. have been much
exaggerated
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LIoHTNiNo's WORK.
Kills a Youth In Alabama. and Also a
Couple OF Mules.

Hartselle. July 9.-During a terrific
electrical storm which swept over the
lower end OF the county Sunday the
eight.year.old son OF Professor Samu.
el Num- wass truck by lightning and
Instantly killed. Two mules were also
killed on Mr.. Nunn's place. Tele-
graph and telephone systems In this
part Of the country have been par.
alyzed.
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DR.. c. F. ANDREWS
Physician and Surgeon

Special attention diseases children
OFFICE JENKINS DRUG STORE
BRYAN. TEXAS.
Residence Telephone Isl.
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conoressman Adams nj.,

Chicago. July o. CONGRESSMAN
Adams Of Wisconsin died Monday at
the Auditorium hotel He had been ~
several weeks.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-10

Paris. Tex, IS 20 have an auditorium
and skating rink which will accommo-
date 1900 persons.
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Haakon Honored.

Trondhiom. July emperor VII.
liam appointed King Haakon an hon.
orary admiral In the German navy.
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sunday Paper al Mineral wells.

Mineral Wells. Tex, July 9.-Tho
Daily Item Publishing company has
started a Sunday edition.
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Both Leqs Cut or.

Irene. Tex. July 9.-The body OF a
negro with both legs cut or was found
near here.
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PETrUs WELL.
Apparently IS Robus, and Full Of vIgor
as heretofore.

Selma, Ala. July 9.-Senator Pet
tus reached home Friday night from
Lake Springs, where he spent a few
days after the adjournment OF con.
gress. To all appearances Senator
Pettus Is as robust and as full OF vigor
as ever in his life. denying the rumors
that he was very M. The senator Is
eighty-eight years old.
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California stock and OIL Exchange.
Mining stocks.

1000 ON City Petroleum. m...................
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Dried Fruits in New York.

Nail sdvices from New York say:
AdN1ces from the coast continue to
reflect very firm situation in the mar
ket for future peaches, due TO some un-
certainty as 70 the crop Quite q num-
Der OF the packers are still within OldlnE
quotations, though il is understood that
almost any one OF them would be ready
70 accept business for future delivery
on the basis prices that have been
made by the j competitors. These are
a9 izc for standard, 81 Q8&c for
choice, ga 0eMc for extra choice 9lk
fancy {. o. %. coast. Some further bust
ness Al the inside figures was done yes
perday, according to report, but the
particulars were not made public. Flu
uure apricOts are still sparingiy offered
on the basis Of lie {. o. b. for choice
buyers views 10 permit Of business.
California prunes for October shipment
from the coast were quiet, but the firm
tone OF the market was maintained, the
large sizes being particularly firm and
held at a premium on the general basis
sizes OF Santa Clara fruit in bags, and
~ l. o. D. for Sonomas. Oregon Ital-
lans remain quiet and easy. In spot
California fruits there is reported TO be
3 very good business in progress. but Ii
IS entirely on the hand tO-mouth basis,
and is going chiefly to the jobbers. who
seem to control ne bulk 81 the small
main 0ull. and except for the small
movement 10 supply the current needs
or consumption there is nothing doing
IN spot goods. the market for which re-
mains steady. Currants on the spot are
. quiet IS usual at this season, but in
Inary markets the feeling here is very
firm
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New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, June 16.-The cotton
market was quite steady today ons a
variety of bullish arguments. among
which were heavy reduction in the Wis
ible supply of American cotton, which
was about $50. 600 bales. against de-
crease last year of $4,000. In addition
to this there was no sign of a break
in the drought In Texas and the
weather map shows excessive rains in
Georgia and South Carolina, which
makes IL likely that cotton will be bad
ly in grass and make it hard for labor
to cope with it. The short interest
is growing considerably in the last
week 1t would not be surprising if an
attempt should be made to force con-
siderable covering.
Spot cotton closed quiet. Middling
uplands, 11.20c; middling gulf, H. 45c
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. June 1e.-The wheat mar
ket was strong today the entire ses-
sion. With the exception of few
bearish reports from the Northwest,
news of the day was favorable TO the
bulls. The weather bureau reported
clear weather in Kansas and Nebraska
during the past "a hours and its pre-
diction was for continued absence of
rain. Reports from many sections of
the Southwest told of great damage TO
the crop by drought A forecast that
show a liberal decrease in the world 8
shipments also helped stimulate de-
and oats was another influence that
tended TO create bullish sentiment in
wheat. Throughout the day commits
sion houses were active bidders for
heavy profit taking, prices were well
maintained. The market closed strong.
at S3Kc to S3asc, sold between $3.50
Sss g. ( e ssH' and closed y 9 s'' up at
Trading in the corn pit was active
and the market was strong ali day
Demand was general and the selling
was chiefly by bears. Continued dry
weather was the main reason for the
activity and strength. The market
= sc higher at 5S1Se TO 5S%c, -ad-
yanced TO 54Ss q SAVE and closed Is q
"a higher. /.
trading in oats and the tone was ex7
ceedingly strong. Owing to the conl
gested conditions of the July option the
bulk of trading was in the more dis
tant deliveries, At one time the price
of July delivery touched 4212e. q gain
ord of the season The market closed
strong July opened 7sc higher at
41l3c. sold up to 42lac and closed lcac
higher at 42isc.
Provisions were quiet but firm. The
market was affected by the strength
of grain and by an advance of 5 cents
in the price of live hogs. At the close
September pork was up i21ac at $3.50.
Lard was up z X C at S9.071z; ribs: were
cents higher at S9.3f1 15. lE- n3r g
The leading futures ranged follows:
Articles Open. High. Low. Close.
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Deciduons and Citrus Fruit..

There was a hris,. Saturday demand for sea-
sonaf deciduous fruit for local and nearby use
and while the market was generally steady
there was very little Improvement in prices as
the receipts were heavy and included much
shipping stock which could not be forwards
h~%~,,s" of The transnortation difficulties Rine
Aprlcots and large highly colored Apples were
the only articles in the orchard line to show
any hrmness, Peaches Plums and Prunes being
weak at irregular prices. Quotations for Black
Cherries had a lower range, there being very
little stock Offering that was really fancy Cur
rants were weak. with surplus lots going TO the
packers at the inside quotation, and Berries
were inclined to easiness. Coachella Canta-
Ioupes were in increased supply ana lower the
demand being nothing extra. Oranges and Lem
ons continued dull owing to their high cost and
the Increased competition of other fruits: i =
BERRIES-Strawberries, $s@l0 per chest for
Longworths an s5G7 for the large ysriefies.
Bleckbe-ries. s5Qo per chest; Raspberries S5N5s
per chest and 81 BOD !. 20 per crate; Loasnbeyres
$iq5 per chest for red and S3.5o@5 for bIack !.
Gooseberries. 5Gee Per ID.
CHERRIES-Packed. 75c@S1 per drawer. in
buk eGec per ID for Black. 5417e for Rnvai
Anne ana 355a5c for the other varieties
CURRANTS--S406 per chest.
APPLES -$l@l.55 for large and COARSE for
small boxes.
). .APRIcoTs = Crates. a.5o@l.7s; boxes
s.. .5012 -
PEACHES -e5c@sl per box
PIuMs.Crates, 75c9S1; small boxes snd
baskets, 5cGT5c.
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nufter. Cheese and Er~.-

The usual duliness incident to the end Of the
week prevailed in the market for Dairy Pro
duce yesterday and BUYERS were limiting their
opera tfons to the purchasing of small lots fot
immediate routine needs Egg receipts were
light and the market had better Tone but
no one appeared disposed to advance prices. The
transportation strike Is still holding back sun
plies of Butter and the market is firm in conse-
Quence. The Cheese market is steady, with a
good portion of the daily receipts going into
storage.
On the exchange 10 half boxes of creamery
extra Butter sold at lec and 10 cases of selected
Eggs at 2oc.
Receipts were 19, 100 lbs Butter, 1890 lbs
Cheese and 39s cases Eggs.
The official quotations, as established by sales.
bids and offers on the floor of the Dairy Ex.
change, follows:
BUTTERA-Fresh creamery extras, 19c per lb.
firm; do frsts, 1s11e arm; seconds, 1Te Arm
packing stock, steady at 15hc for No. j
and 15c for No. 2
CHEESE--California new fats, 9lc per lb.
steady; Young Americas lie. firm; Eastern stor.
age, 1013c. firm; Western new, 15e, firm
EGGS-California fresh selected 2ec Der
dozen, steady; frsts, i9c, steady; seconds, 1sc,
steady.
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STOCK TRADING
IS DESULT0RY
Market Closes Weak and
Prices Are on the
Decline.

NEW YORK, June 16.-The trading
in stocks was dssultory during most
OF ths short session today. but the
despondent tone OF the speculation was
obvious, and in the anal dealings
prices were easy. The closing was
weak, with no evidence or rally.
Nothing developed to explain the weak
ness. bat prices were offered down ag-
gressively and the vulnerable specu-
Iative position of some OF the leading
stocks in the market was manifest.
Reading was the central target for
attack by the bear party. The stock
offered some resistance about $3.50,
but broke through that point
before the close. There was a violent
dustriaIs. The high-priced Northwest
ern grangers and other conspicuous
speculative favOrites all succumbed
early to the pressure directed against
them.
The changes in the items OF the bank
statement were so small as to make
that document OF little influence In
the stock market There was nothing
in it. however, to relieve the depres@
sion.
Total sale OF bonds. par value.
sSS5,0oo-
The money market has grown nnrm-
er during the week and rates for loans
carrying over the end Of the year
especially have risen again to a basis
OF 5E per cent bid. The effect OF the
July 1 settlement is an immediate
question and finding OF resources for
the usual needs OF the money market
is never absent from, calculations. II
is taken into account that the New
York trust companies must have ready
July I the second installment OF the
increased cash reserve required by
them by the addition TO the New York
banking law. It is estimated that this
will require an addition of some S12.-
100000 to present holdings OF the trust
companies. which is likely to be with
drawn from their deposits with New
York banks. On July 10 the United
States Treasury withdrew $4,000, 600
of its deposits with national banks.
The problem OF the financing OF the
San Francisco dre insurance losses is
not yet worked out In it's details. and
that process, it is feared. may still have
danger of strain upon the moaey mar
ket. which will have to be reckoned
with
The duh tone OF the bond narkst
has continued unchanged. United
States So and old IS registered ad-
vanced Il and the 2s and new Is 4
per cent. while the old As coupon de-
clined u per cent on call during the
week.
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White Australian, S1.40@1.45; lower grades
of California $11o41.25; Northern Club,
81 321a al .35 Northern Buestem, S1.421S Q1. As;
Northern Red. S1.32k Ql.35 per ctl.
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White Australian, S1.40@1.45; lower grades
of California, $1.10@125; Northern Club
81 32l5 al 35: Northern Bluestem, 81. .42h6l1 As
Northern Red. sl-S21s Ql.35 per ctl.
FUTURES.
10 to u o'clock Session.
December ogsn Hsss ISL s,ss Ley ciSss;
BARLEY-There was very little life to the
market for this grain yesterday, The selling in
terests were well represented on Change, but
there were very few buyers around and the
market closed weak. with prices nominally un-
changed. Asreceiver was trying to dispose of
100 tons of choice new feed at 81 Oo15 guaran-
teeing 1T to arrive during the week.
CASH BARLEY.
SH@1 05 for common to choice. new old
Feed, with choice old held at Sf.o7K per ctl.
FUTURES.
10 to II b'clock Session.
december . oss9 ssas h5gs sga lSmi ssh 0lSss. sss
oATs-Appearcd to be easing OF somewhat
and some handlers evinced dis>osition to meet
buyers half way. a moderate quantity of Black
and a small lot Of poor Red were sold at easier
prices.
The crop condition In the West is becoming
serious. A wire from Chicago yesterday said:
Farmers in many States complain of dry pas
lures and slim Oats prospect. There was outside
buying of May Oats today. The outlook for the
Oats crop is serious
Red, s1.l59I35 for fair to good and 81 .4o6
1.50 for choice; White, nominal; Black, 81 1.25D
1.31N per ctl-
CORN-The market was hfeisss and the quo
tations showed no change one way the other.
A Chicago wire yesterday said: The whole
thing in the Corn trade is rain or no rain for
Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa and Missouri, where
about one-third of the Corn crop OF the country
California. sT55d1eo for small round yellow
Western, mixed. 1.S71a; yellow. Sl.40; White,
81. 40 per ctl.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
INTERNATIONAL
Wheat and Other Grains.

wHEAT-The week closed on dull and
istless market, there being very little business
reported, either in cash grain or futures ON
Change. Sellers were not disposed TO urge
business, however. and the market retained the
frinResg noted in the last repert. Chicago
showed Improvement, closing frm at an
advance the preceding day.
The crop condition is coming TO the fore in
the West. Wires from Chicago yesterday said:
Nebraska and Northern Kansas stil complain.
ing about the unreasonable weather and hack
ing up their opinions by buying September
Wheat IN cur market Omaha and Kansas CITY
messages claim that each day forces II reduc-
tion in the estimate of the winter Wheat for
the drought territory. II present conditions
continue buyers of Wheat will get over their
tinidty and viii take lines for the nineties
Nebraska City wives ''Farners are turning
their stock into Wheat ami Ont feds In some
sections OF this country and ii is sclaifned that
Ia sone quarters farmers are abandoning corn
felGs until rains come. Oats are total failure
and most authorities claim one tlird to one-haif
crop for Wheat
CASH wHEAF
California Club, S1.325z @1.35: California
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE. MARKETS.

New York stocks lower and weak. Cotton higher
Local securities and mining stocks featureless.
Local bank clearings only $5,93oOOO behind last year
Silver advanced 11sc Exchange not materially changed
Grain crops in the West in need of rain
Wheat quiet, but firmly held Barley nominal and weak
Oats neglected and easing off. Corn still dull
Flour moving fairly locally but dull for export
Hay and Feedstufs firm and selling well Beans quiet
New Potatoes and Onions well cleaned up and steady.
Dried Fruits and Raisins still very firm
Poultry quiet and weak. Meats as before quoted.
Eggs and Butter firm and unchanged Cheese steady
Active trading in Fresh Fruits Oranges and Lemons dull
Grain Bags in demand and firm
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weekly Dark statement.

NEW YORK, June 16.-The state
ment Of the clearing house banks for
this week shows that the banks hold
quirements. This is decrease of $751;
SIS under last week The statement
follows: Loans $1,000, ,076. 300. increase
1913. 700; deposits s1,04S,lS2 100. in
AGO. decrease s444, 900; legal tenders
ss3761, 900, increase $l,945, 500; specie
s1S3.35T, 900. decrease SLIP, 500: reserve
required s262. .074. .525, increase s26I,675;
surplus s7.T03,S75, decrease $SS,675; ex-
United States deposits Sl0,917.125, de-
crease $4l3,70o
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EASTERN MARKETS.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. June l6.-Prime mer-
camille paper. 5G55k per cent.
Sterling exchange, heavy, at Sz.S5S09
$3.50 FOR demand and al S4-S2S5 q 48295
for sixty day bills.
Posted rates. sES4 and s4S7
Commercial bills. s4-82ss.
Bar silver. 50 = C.
Mexican dollars, 501kc.
% BCnoS-CTOVernme and railroads,
ste21y.
Money on call, nominal; no loans.
Iille loans. firm; SO and 90 days, =
per cent. 9 months. : = Q5 per cent.
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Change. Among railroad Men.

PORTLAND, June 1s.-Announcs-
ment was made by Fourth Vice Presf-
dent Ben Campbell Of the Great North
ern Railroad, who arrived here today.
that A L. Craig. general passenger
agent OF the Hartman lines In the Pa
cifc Northwest. would become passen-
ern on July l. The position was Of
fered Craig several days ago, but II
was not known until today that he had
definitely acceAted II. Craig's success
sor viii be William McMurray, the
present assistant general passenger
agent
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tations ranging from 71sc to C, ac-
cording TO grade.
APRICoTS--Are offering very spar
less nominal in the absence of buy
ers. Choice are quoted at s12hc; extra
choice, 10 3@13 1sc, and fancy, 144141sc.
PEACHES ---A Are also unchanged,
with choice quoted at lie; extra
choice, 11E @11hc. fancy, 1l& Q12c;
extra fancy, 12@121se.
RAIS1NS-Are unchanged. Loose
Muscatels are quoted at 6G6 sac; seed
ed raisins. 514 OF CSC, and London lay
ers s1.5OGD1 so.
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New York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK, June 16.-FLOUR-
Market firm but quiet. Minnesota pat
ents, $3.50 S.e5; do bakers, $3.45 q
stpspbEs sss Wln5sr gatents 1890 do
s2;9o4$.4g; do low. grades. $2.s0@S.35.
WHEAT-Receipts. $4,000 bushels;
exports. 45,seo. Sales, 100000 bush
els spot, Irregular No. 2 red. net.
ahoat; No Northern Duluth, 93hc
Z. Q. b. afioat; No. 1 Northern Manitoba,
Kansas ana Nebraska. Wi with " Arm nlu cal a.
bles, strong bull support, prospects for
light worlds shipments and higher
coarse grain markets, advanced wheat
higher. July, SO is-iscaSso 5-isc, as,
closed. Ss%e; December, ss% q q soAe,, oAe,
HOP. STEADY. state, common to
Pacific Coast. 1895. iOGi5c; 1861. ifG
HID DEs-steady. Galveston. 2o@25
pounds, zoe; California, 81 @25 pounds.
zlc; dry. 24Qs0 pounds. lsc
WOOL - Steady. Domestic fleece,
PETRoLEUM-steady. Refined New
York. $50; Philadelphia and Balti-
mecES coFFkE&5pot is sP euEh; Rio 'sss sssady. No.
lnyoice. 7ssc. Mild. steady. Cordoya,
coffee futures closed firm, with prices
Sales were reported Of 10000 bags, in
eluding: June, &c; July. 6.1oc; Ssptem-
SUGAR-Raw. firm; fair refining. Sc;
centrifugal, es test, az Q3 1886;
molasses sugar, 2 z ;. Refined. steady;
No. 8. 405e; No. 10. 4.00c; No Ii, 3.s5c:
No. -, 3.9ec; No. 13, 3s5c; No. Ia.
3S5c; .confectioners A, 4.55c; mold A.
5.05c; cut-loaf, 5.40c; crushed, 5.40c;
cubes, 1850.
BUTTER-Unchanged
CHEESE-Unchansed
EGGS-UnchaBEed
DRIED FRUITS
EVAPORATED APPLES-The mar
ket continues firm on spot owing TO
the light supplies available pending
arrivals from the new crop. Strictly
prime are quoted at lie; choice, Tx a
IL 3zQ. 9nd fancy at l1% WI2c.
EHk29SES-Are Sz4elanFed with duo-