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SMHmmimimfTm the Leading
ExcYttfes ef the World
FUTURES ARE NOW SOARING UPWARD
Spots Ate Alan Ailvsnielnsr unci Min
McM Hnrr tlcrn CnnRht Tflllt
Short Stocka
Office of Tho Tost
Houston Friday August 11
Tho future market keens up tho lick ot
ndvanrlnc exceptionally well Today on a
higher market In Liverpool of S to E46tths
and a continuation of the hot wavo over a
large area of tho cotton bell American futures
closed 11 to 14 point higher than yesterday
The main bullish factor In the advance belnR
the last named cause which showed that ad
ditional scctlonF not heretofore reported were
beginning to feel the effects ot the drouth
These bad cron reports are becoming general
over a largo section of the cotton belt and
prediction nro being freclv nindo that should
there be no rain In another week prices will
go tullv a half cent higher The advance has
nlreatly been about 10 points
Houston snots closed steady at an advance
of Ac with receipt ot 3013 bales antes 12
bsles and stock on hlnd 11960 bales Halves
ton clo cd firm Mr ud sales ISO bales New
Orleans was firm and revised mlddllnK and
grades below advancing and grades above un
chinged sales 1330 half Now York closed
He higher sales none Liverpool was steady
13M up rales S0O0 bales of which 7600
were Amerlran
Liverpool futures closed steady with an ad
vance of 5 to 6 points over yesterdays rinsing
prices
New Orleans opened firm 1 to 3 points up
ruled steady with an sdiance of S to 10
points nnl co orl sleadv at simo IlKures to
1 point hlchor to t point lower helms 10 lo 13
points nbove flus last ouotatlon ot yesterday
New York opened steady t an advanro of 2
to f points ruled steady S to 11 points higher
and closed very steady unchanged to I to 2
points down n net twin ot 13 to 16 points over
vesterdnys final figures
ha > t > oery reason to bolicic he bus ns yet
said nothing and w ill not for some tune
Special to The Post
New Orleans August 11 W H Uachcller
Co Ltd say of cotton The ndvanro In
Liverpool of 6bld on futures l3 d In Bpots
and sales of luftM bales Influenced our mar
ket to open J points above last nights close
wtlch rapidly udvnnced 22 points with fluc
tuations Molent and frequeni There was an
abundancii of bullish news Texas and other
frtates sending now reports ot hot winds nnd
drouth Hulls contend that uext mouths re
port will be very much lower than tho ono
Juit Issued so much damngo hnviiiR occurred
within tho past ten days nnd not figuring lu
this report The trade while bulltehly in
clined la waiting tho publication of tho
Chronicles repoit to confirm or modcrnlo tno
recent go ernment report While tho extreme
confidence In nnother larRo yield has been
chattered to some extent the belief In a de
ficient jleld has not been assured cither nnd
during the existing uncertainty the markets
iihould be active
New York Cotton
Now York August lliSAt tho cotton ox
chanRo today all was excitement nu > lnR
orders poured In from all directions Prices
Improved rauK y after tho market had opened
steady at an advance of 2 6 points nnd nt ono
time values hhnwed n gain of 1MJ21 points on
tho figures of the proUoua day The excite
ment was flnnllv arrested bv profittaking
ou the theory that tin mwnid movement had
beep too rapid The advance this week bavins
been about He led some conservatlyn owners
tn part with their holdings Hut as 11 rule
the bullish sentiment was so siropg that no
Fooncr bad longs sold than thev showed an
anxiety to get their holdings back again Tho
shorts were bndlv scared less ou account of
thn bad cron accounts fiom Texas than Ihey
wero tv 111 bull contpslon that appeared to
bo spreading In nil directions Todays huylna
represented orders from Ihe grain people
drv goods houses foreigners plnntors and
rotton spinners The result was a larger
volume of business than has been Irinaacled
on tho exchange In any one day for mouths
During Iho session the market made fro
ouent fluctuations partly owing to ho efforts
of the btarB to break the upward movement
but In the main tno course of tho market
was ovenly upward
In tho afternoon the market becamo quieter
and reacted euoral poluU under the taking
of profits The close was very steady at a
net Rain of 13 to 16 points
Outlook for Dry ooil
Just at this time the outlook for the fall
dry goodstrade Is very promising For sev
eral months fbere has been a recordbreaking
activity In cottons and the mills have sold
orders far ahead of their capacity nnd nro
now In many instances unable to fill con
tracts t
In woplcns tho same conditions exist The
wool market has been entirely satisfactory
for most tirades advances of from 20 to 23
per cent hating been ruado within the past
four months and manufacturers nro clamor
lug for tho raw product being unablo to net
pnouifc tomcct future orders already sold
r AH lines ot millinery and other notions nro
4 experiencing better demands than fur years
and manufacturers aro working overtime to
4k fl order
WV j The export demand for textiles has Increased
Jrh tV > bl W6 duringthe past few months
1 A h < > a d there ro many cotton goods leaders who
ft k i yprevllctthnt within five years tho export trade
J lS jifitoM b I wl belong to tho
1 jkvtlhv i lX Cotton Stutenicut
i M rWwS forK AugustUlt Comparative cotton
for today
Nfi lWbts tili l 8 ports during
sti yer i 3j00a
tothis date 6319403
tmr
weV > Vi Z 19483
VWr V17698
this date 7120015
WOMUVi TwM
utU r
Low ordinary
Ordlnorv
Oood ordinary
Low middling
MlddllnK
Good mlddllnR
Mlddllnc fair
Month
August
September
Octnbor
No ember
December
Tnruary
Ftbnnry
ycrelt
Aiull
Mav
a asked
b bid
S cvr
Month
August
September
October
November
December
Janunry
February
March
Anrll
May
Juno
n asked b bid
Weeks sales
Of which Amclcan
Exports
Speculation
Forwarded
Qfvcston
New Orleans
Mobile
Siwmnati
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Baltimore
Now York
Iloston
Iliilsdclphla
Newport News
Brunswick
lort Iloyal
Totals
Last year
Dfr rence
TecrfsM
f
Stock at All V 8 port 34S03
Come time list year r iKOtt
Block at all Interior towns 1C < > 2
Same time last year 3IM52
Same time last year n 103
Stock al Liverpool n ilOlSWfl
Samo tlmo last year STIOOo
Stock ot American afloat for Great
Drltaln i 5
Same tlmo last year < H ooo
ItCKterH Visible Supplr fftntpment
Kew Orleans AuRutt 11 Stivmty Hoo
ters statement of tho worlds visible supply
of cotton compare this week with last week
and last year It shows n decrease for tho
week Just closedot 131395 bales aRalnst a
decrense of llStti last > car
The total visible Is 33S1M nKalnst 1450621
last week nnd 1S6TIS7 last year Of this
the total American cotton Is 211S2 aRalnst
23HSU lastweek and 1639 < S7 last year and
of nil other kinds rWludlne B pt Dti > l <
India etc SH000 acalnit 2M0O last week
nnd SISroo last year
The total worlds visible supply of cotton
shows o decrease compared with last week
of 1S1395 bales an incroaso compared with
last j ear of 161 733
Houston Dntlr Stntcmtnt
Today
Gross receipts lOu
Net receipts 921
Oro shipments M
rtock 11910
Union Cltv press
Intprnntlonnl
Cnrgill Illchardion say of cotton It Xl Ircts
seem qulto llko old times these Rood bullllninan press
juarkcls in cnttnn Nearly > i cent a pound jf pruT3 VV
bia been added to the price which means J jj j aml Ts VflrehouVo
i5M0 0f > to the tatc ot Texas and tho buy1 Miuatco a warehouse
In powr hat fms us this Improvement llenkos warehouso
icun to a feiflut Meit
b us who siend tbelr lues trying to ilepriss
prices o th 1 he fiimi ihall be kept down
There ere uIimijh t o sids to a iuc < tlnn ami
th 3 13 enc of Hie tlrae3 for tho cJliniltj howl
er to imtlcNj that the fellow on the other side
li not Iwnjs gin ua This morning Li
Ilaee
Mobllo
Savannah
eipool scut oei a very good market pnrcs iniitigton
theto bclnp 24 up by the time wo were icidy
Ic commence business but this was but c
l Op In the bucket n wild scramble beiR
cccn later bu > ln lrom all Europe giilnp Into
list marwt whln gae them a net ihUihko
ou tho day of uotit 51iC4d or 17 Amouuin
juints The marktu on mr side of the puiid
wit not so slow either New Orleans went
irt > tor awhile same cxilied hulli bidding
iud pa > lng points oN > r jesHrdns last
prices for round lots but better Judgment pro
vled at tho clotr when prices were uuolcd
steady 11 to 12 points higher than > esterduy
New ork opened oulct with Janunry quoted
a 614 UujlnR from shorts Wall street ami
the South soon started prices upward only
small reactions being seen until sales were
made at 630 where big lines were offered and
prices receded to 619 only to advance to 625
nt tho close the not ndvaneo for tho day in
New York belnR 14 points
Continental Europe which has contracted
bcnUly for deliveries of manufactured RoodS
and which has been patiently waltlnR for
Nelll to come and tell it the crop would ba
l000noo nnd that tho market shoul decline
was a large buyer today Nelll Is reported as
beins out with a 10500000 e linato
llmtitnn Cnmpnrntltc Slateiaent
dross receipts thus far this week J
Oross receipts 334 davs this ear I < C5or3
Orossrecelpts 334 days In 1S379S li4 Hb5
Cross receipts 334 dava In 1S9495 17SGAU
HoiiHtiiit Itultroiul illrccliitx
Houttons Kress receipts of cotton by the
various railroads enterinc he city wore ns
follows Units
Houston nnd Texas Central
Inttrnatlonal and Great Northern
Onheston HarrlaburK and San Antonio
Tca and New Orleans
Houston East and West Texas
Gulf Colorado nnd Santa To
San Antonio and Aransas Pass
Missouri Knnsas nnd Texa
VnKonn
Total
Iloiintnn AVpiUly
Great Northern
and
from thu oinlIed clliunn archouso
xeirk liiture
Oren
lng
R7880
582b
C 96c
60104
6011O
61115
61920
6 rl2
6 2 127
62930
63233
fvilue
day
30
S20
2SM
18
55
Ifnrcola
Tort Arthur
pther ports
1168
1094
jsh
421
f02
f02a
S5
104J
StntPtlttiit
1432
Gross reoplpt this week
Net receipts this week
tiros receipts llilfi week last vear
Wt rerelplg thl week last > ear
Total cioss receipts this yi > nr
Total net receipts this vear
Total Rro < s receipts same time lait
> ear 1
1177
1617
1325
40r071
7M173
74622
Total net reeelptn snmo Ima last
yeur 6 3 > 31
Shipments culfward this week 31S
Shipments railroad to and via Now
Orleans 34
Shipments to Jnpan
In transit
7S9
lit Ire nri mill AViirclioiinrii
154S
3S8
718
1319
2412
36
Mcllhonuys warehouso >
KeVers wnrohousc
Quotations tor mlddllntr at other spot m r
kcts toRctber with the sales
Norfolk
Dnltiniore
Iloston
riilladelphla
AtiRiista
M < mphls
St Louis
loae
Noml
Steady
Noml
Noml
Steady
Noml
Quiet
Firm
Steady
Steady
Firm
2 610 1
18K i
Todav Yesdv Sales
1116
5 1116
5T4
BH
64
6
6
5 1316
5 1516
3 1116
B 1116
50
215
lloiiNtnit Spot liiotnttnnn
Spots closed steady lie up sales 12 bale
iant
Today Yesday
3 35i
iV >
4Jfi ta
hV4 rn
fi 5
6V 6i
6 i tl f
Closed
BSlM
KO iM
61011
61510
62021
62423
62720
63132
63436
6rS33
64142
s scllem
Exports to Great Drltaln 7730
Exports to Franca 27
Exports to continent 116S6
Total seven days 19453
Total stock 1016000 10I6C00
Of which American 935000 972000
Actual exports 13000 COOO
Tola weeks receipts 26000 13000
Of which American 13000 11000
6 516
Oilier Snot Mnrketsi
OaHeston Spots closed firm lie up
Low ordinary3 1316 Middling 6 116
Ordlnarv 4 < Good mlddllnR 71
Good ordinaryil MlddllnR fair6 1316
Low middling54 Sales 250
New Orleans Spots eloid firm as revised
Low ordinary 3 316 Middling 55
lOidinan 11116 Good mlddllnK 1 u16
but oooYordlnary 4 iiifi M Id d ll nR fa if R
Low middling S Sales 1330
New York Spots closed nulet Ue up
Oood ordinary > 716 OOod middling CA
Lnw mddllng 6 116 Middling fair711
MlddllnR C Snlos
Liverpool Spots closed steady l32d hlRhcr
sales SOJ0 Imports none
Ordinary 2 2732 Middling 3 1332
Oood ordinary 3 332 flood mlddllnR 3 2332
Low middling 3 033 Middling fnlr4 133
New Orlenns Futures
Yeate
Open nnra
Ins Closed Cloi
R71h 5 S051 > 6Ub
B71a 57S71 fi 6 < iff
57172 liROSl ri6970
R7576 BSIS3 57J71
370R1 S3P0 R77J
r sifs r i f3 jir sj
nsssi r os6c r srss
59201 60201 60131
30601 60101 50106
61012
r value s sellers
Yeatfl
days
Clnsn
5 7 77
i79SO
H 0607
60102
60il07
611
61314
617lS
62022
62I2S
G2T20
Liverpool KnturfM
Followitc ore tho closing quotations
August 33132 Janreb 32627
AURSept 33011 FebMnrch 327b
feptOct 32flh MnrehAprll 32Ss
OctNov S2SS AprllMnv 32S29
NovDec 32627 MayJuno 329b
TlecJun 32627 JuneJuly 330s
Hull < StutPN KmorU
This week Last yesv
Stuck ut tr S Porta
Stock thts day 313703
Stock this day last week 363606
Stock this day last year 223015
ICxcess this sfason 122653
Liverpool Weekly Statement
This
w eek
40000
37000
2000
200
44000
Last
week
J9000
66000
4000
600
57000
Last
sear
6SO00
61000
000
S0q
5SO0o
874000
7SJ0N >
3000
24001
14000
Total Blnco Sept l40 30 l 4002000 3515000
Of which American 3517000 3502000 3073000
Stock afloat 17000 21000 33OuO
Of which American 12000 17000 29000
Act Ilcoclpt lit AH V 8 Port
This This This Lat
week year > car
469 2239708 1911011
1773 220i612 2614637
118 2J917S 353900
it 1081973 J1M OStl
21 371119 463061
3 291093 321193
1897 639231 586116
20S3 64367 76230
161 152236 161133
RSS 316613 821101
1SS 51556 8321
221x3 lafOl
230490 21817
20863 13933
609 223910
1 7C3
t 1 12378
8100 8294100 8608369
390D 8 60 369
Un n2z < a
J P H Va
t
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
The Bullish Government Report Served to
Send Wheat Ipward
TRADING
WAS VERY HEAVY ALL DAY
Corn Onta nml ImvUlntm Alt Clnneit
a Shnilp HIkImt llcliu Ilillnl
Ul hy Whrnt
ChtcaRO AURurt 11 Wheat cot well above
the 70c mark todnr eloslnn strons al an ad
vance of lic Tho bullish government crop
report was tho main factor 111 tho scramble
for rover which look place nnd which nt
ono tlmo advanced the price 2Ue Corn oats
and provisions wero allnulled out of n bofo
hv tho strensth of wheat corn nnd oats
closing a shade hlchcr nnd arovlslons 2icO
He hlfiher
Whent started with an advance of iBTic tor
September onenlnc trades In that option
belnc made nt 69r iT63Ai Dullish news for
the first time In weeks waa plentiful lut
all else waa lost slRht of Ip tho covorntnont
IlKures on tho condition of sptiOR wheat
They showed n dcelliiB of Sl per cent lu tho
condition suKcestini a crop of 233OvOOW
bushels
This would Indtcatea a decrcaso of 60000000
bushels n shortage too Rrcat to bo over
looked even In tho present apjthetlo condi
tion of tiadlUK To add to tuo btreiiRth of
tho blluatiou reports trom the Northwest told
of n serious and widespread daniaRo by yes
terday s hall stomiB In tno IMknins niui Miu
ncipolis nnd Northwest reteipts showed n
innrkfd fallliiR orr Cables however wcru
rather dlnppolntlnc Liverpool sIiowIur hut
HWUd advance earlv Mid lofelins oven this
Bllslit ndvaneo betoro the market closed Tho
opinlnc advance was looked upon by tho ma
jority of the older trntitr aa sufficient con
sidering tho news and considerable scltlni
followed until September slowlv declined to
03l4 0fferlnR8 were all nbsnrlied so utuckly
In fact that nlihouRh a peilod or dullness fol
lowed tho decline to fJlc some uf tho eatly
sellers started to make aorta to buy Offer
Iiirs weie scarce and apparently tho attitude
of tho wholp Iradlnc element ehanued within
n few minutes Within tho next half hour
n buyiUR element developed Into 1 seramblo
to iocr and tho rapidity with which prices
shot tin enuchl many heavily Hi tore the de
mand had been aallslled September had ad
vanced to 711 ltenllzlnji nt iliat llRiiro was
hea > y nud a declino to OAOi followed
j ibut tho market was well supported shorts
belnc anxious to cover even at that price
ami tho clobo was strong at 70i
Northwest receipts wcio 113 ears aRalnst 3S0
last week nnd 93 a year ago ChniRQre
> ctlved 53 cars Total primary receipts wtro
47600
bushels against 436000 bushels list
vear Atlantic clearances at ports amounted
to 320f < Hj bushels Thore wa u better cash
demand for all grades of wheat and COO00
bushels wero reported worked hero
Corn waa weak earlv on the government
cron report which indicated an exceptionally
larco cron This was tho chief feature of
the mornlnE trade nnd though 110 material de
cline took place the market tended downward
until tho blR advance took place In wheat
That started htivlUK In corn shorts coming
into tho market advancing the nilces of all
futures A feature was thu bu > Ing of May
pofcslblv 500000 bushels The < ish demand
was not ho nctlve Receipts were light 271
cars Cron advice were favorable
Oals were exceptionally dull but firm with
nrleea following narrowly tho course of wheat
There was good buying of September by ship
pers supposed to be ngalnst cash piles but
nothing was reported worked here Tile gov
yeir ernment report advanced the conditions
4 1m sllKhtlv Hecelpts 3S4 ears
4 916 1 Provisions early wero slow nnd rather easy
4 1516 Ismail declines taking place during the morn
5 5lfi ng trading Tho market turned firm In tho
fi 1116 afternoon with the advnneo In wheat and
G 1616 under general buying tho declines wero re
covered and small advances scored
Estimated receipts Saturday Wheat 111
ears corn 271 cars oats 313 cars hogs 14000
head
The leadlne futures ranged aa follow i
Wheat No 2
September
Peeembor
May
Corn No 2
September
1 eccmber
May
Oals No 2
September
Dei ember
May
Miss Iork Ilbl
September
October
Lard UK lba
September
October
Short lilts 100
September
October
Cash quotation
Flour Dull
Open
695
71t
10
2S
29i
13Ni
194
21
S22tA
SI7J4
6 17 > 4
523
lbs
1 07 > 4
C02
HlRh
71 > n
7JV4
768
30K
29U
1911
S 27U
S 33
523
62714
502
0
liecelpls
10 000
16000
300000
160000
9000
FOJ0
Lo
69 i
7tS
74
30
2S
211
19
111
21
sir
s22
515
620
492
493
wero ns follows
Clos70V
70V
71
76H
SO i
29
19 =
ir
21V
S23
S30
5 27
50J
303
Wheat No 3 spring 6SQ63U No 2 red 7051
Ll71i
Corn No 2 31ff31
OntsNo 2 20Mfr21 No 3 white 2214
if ye No 2 53
llarley No 2 3lrS6
Flax seed No 1 99 new 102
Timothy seed lrlmo 245
Mess pork Per bbl 760WS20
Lard Per 100 lbs 503 323
Short ribs sides Loose 4S0ST5I5
Dry snlled shoulders Iloxod R50Jf562
Short Clear sides Jlnvctl fiSOfaSS
Whisky Per gal 126
Arllcleu
r lour barrels
heal bushels
Corn bushels
Oats bushels
Eye bushels
Pcrlry bushels
Shipments
nono
31000
620IXK
39SO0O
sVooo
Special lo Tho Post
Chicago August 11 W H Uachcller ft
Co Ltd sav of grain
Tho government report was about whit
was oxpecled spring wheat conditions for
July belnc 816 ns compared with 01 1 lost
scar Spot quotations wero higher Mnrtiei
sagged morn from dullness than from any
thing bearish In tho news Crop reports from
tho Northwest wero conlllellng but tho weath
er In that section remains favorable
Corn opened quiet but steady nt un hanged
pr ees Light receipts nnd a continued good
shipping demand nslsted in sustaining prices
Oats wero dull nnd neglected as far as
speculation was concerned Cash demand only
I r indications favored a Urrccr movement
Provisions were steadier In prices at the
opening which wero subsequently lost Va
riations were very limited during the light
nqd uneventful trading
St IoiiIm fJriiln nml Provisions
Sj IOUis August 11 Wheat No 2 red
cash 69 > jfi69iA September Tl December 74
MilV 77 No 2 hard 6SR63 CornNo 2
cash
31 September 30 December 27 May 2
pats firm No 2 cash 21 September 20
V 2 U8 Vc
a ii nrm at
Vata 0 < r Print tnm 510 choice
6 15 Errs firm at I0W Flour uncbange1
Zl 1 Viim flrii backed can
track Bo Hnv stftdy tlmothv 6MJJ9 00
prnlrle 6K0W7 75 Timothy sesd 2W240
whl kv steady at 1 26 Cottpn ties 1 IB Iligl
1 V Drv nlt loxrd
s u shoulders
dear s de 550 IlaconShouidrs nnd shorts
5 73 clear rlhs R87 clear Idei 600 It
celDls riour SOOOi wheat CTOOfl corn 7Olfl >
oats so ono ShlomentsFiour 6XVI
wheat 9000
corn 66000 oats 11000
flrnlH nml lrovlxloim IHsrivlierr
< ttsrS C tv JH 1 M WheatSeptember
63 4i peeeml r 66 cash No 2 hard 63 No
r 5 Corii Scptjnjlier 27 Derembef
21 rsh 2
Np mixed va n0
wall 29
Oati No 2 white 2 > 23 neeefnt iiWhea
iJ iISS fftS KR09iaa m Shlnmcntsi
1heat 61800 corn 809 qats 5000
JS W0rciln Aueust HHog
nrodueN
r
oulft PorkStandard moss OU Lardlte
fined tlfrcc 4W T44i nuro lard R nG Iloxed
meau nry salt shoulders 4 > 4t4 sides 3H
ri IisconClear rib sides 6HC6 Hams
tChore sugar cured Ufn2 rtlcesfeadvf or
dlnery to gpoii naii Flour grain nnd feed
stuffs qulot > Flour Extra fancy 340 160
naten SMflSpa Corn meal 190 Ilran
vJ HjytrltjiB IS0O18HO91 choice HROie
c2r Ii 2 wl sacked mft vollnw
414T42 OatsJJo J Mcked 26 old 58
N iw York Aueuat 11 Wheal rteedpts 86
fCrV Wr < M2 snot market firm N S
red 7
> f o 0 > afloat No V Northorn Hit
K HVXt Nif 1 < >
V
luth 78H f o b afloat No 1 hnrd Duluth
S2V4 f o b afloat No 2 red 7Jtt elevator
Options closed strong at about top point ot
tho day nnd 11 above the previous nlRhta
close May 8t September 76 December
SM Metals Todays mctsl market waa n
small nne nt the closo tho sneial cschinRO
tailed nlir Iron warrants steady with 1501
bid nnd 15 25 asked lake copper unchanged
at UfOi tin lower al 3123 bid nnTI 3180 esked
lead sleadv nt 460 bid nnd iKlV asked spel
ter unchnnKCd at 575 Hides ctiady Leather
firm Wool firm Colton seed oil Innrtlve but
steady prime summer yellow r6 s off 8514
butter cradea 30JT3I
HOUSTON WlIoTKSAbD IlllCES
qntitntlnnn for Hniiiiit I > ot of Slnnlo
Cniniiimlltlc
These nuotntlous are revised dally and their
rcrreciness can bo relied upon Th prices are
those rullnc In Houston wholesale markets
HEAVY STAPLES
AMMUNlTIONSfloWdcr per keg JlOOil
425 blastlUR powder 3165 per keg drop
shot per sack tl35 buck SI80
BACON Extrn short clear in sacks 6cs
regulars 6Hc boxed c higher smoked bel
lies 7iC New ork salt bellies 7cj break
iast bacon lOHfflOi
IIAOOINO AND TIESLess than ear lots
fiom Houston Hngglng 2lb b 7c 2lb
7l S7c Arrow lies 125 In mixed lots
CANDY Stick wrnrped basis 24 6J09ic
per lb special slies c hlRncr
COFFEE lllo fnlr 7SJ8c prlmo 83c
eholet 9VtC penberry lO lfltc Cordova lJc
Itoisltil coroes Arburkles Arlosa unsei
10011 cases lie dMlvered 36lb cases 1120
delivered Apex 100lb cnso3 1030c dollvaral
o5lh cases 1110c delivered Lions 100lb
cncs 110 f0
FLOUn Texas star Mills Tidal Wave
J400 Sea Fairy J370 Sea Nymnh 350
Sea Jewel 1320 rve flour 360 pumper
nickel J340 Special rntes for shipments to
luiiMor piluts Quarter sicks are leo higher
than half sacks nnd wood 20c higher than
half Backs
FAUINACEOUS OOODS Clrlts homlnv and
cream meal In bnrrcls flOJ pearl meal tn
trlb sacks lE5ai70 per bbl of four sacks
Scotch oats 3250 Columbia oat3 223
HAMS Standard ll9Uic picnic hams ll
a so
soHONEY
HONEY In 60Ib cans oxtracted 3H5o
In comb SfflOc In 12lb cans extracted 5
flOVic
LAUD Hefined tierce compound 5e leaf
6Vic 50lb inns 4c higher than tierces
10lb cans c higher 5lb cans io higher
3lb cans lc higher
MOLASSES Ilebolled fair 16JlSo prim
20I21e choice 23ST26e fancy new crop syrup
32tT13c
KICK Extra
fancy head
6Sele choice
6JT5Wc fair l5I c fancy Imported 6W6 > 4c
HOPE Sisal basis 716 3c Manila 10c
cotton one OUc
SALT Liverpool coirso SoSMOc Una 93cf >
fl 10 Louisiana coarse S3r fine 90j bbls
2St0s 4225 OOCs 1230 100oS 250 704s
12 15
SALT riSH Mnckeiel No 1 In 10lh kits
1 OOffl10 hnlf bbls 6 0ir7OO tubs 52i
rAItniNES Amerlrnn quarters J33ff350
mustard 315f3 50 Imported Gillette grade
quarters 1150 fanev sprats ouarters 6511
STAItCH Stmdard goods Pearl lr > 40lb
bo > es 3c Iloyal Oloss bulk te Nickel
100 packages per hex 2 CO corn starch 3c
per lb 20 and 40lb boxer
SUGAR Quotations are for small lots
Speclnl orlccs given on cnrloid orders
Standard granulated 5c cubes and now
deied Ciic Louisiana yellow clarified fancy
MhiiGHc Louisiana vellnw clarlded fancy 5
SOU eholco 5iW3 > ic Arbuckless 2lb and
Dlb packages CKc
CANNED mUITS AND VEQETAULES
CANNED FUU1TS Pineapples 2lb eyo
lesb and eoicless 116001CO 2lb extra
crnied J1MJG1 S3 2lb standard sliced
1 20 pears 2lb standard 90c black
sorted 75c ncaches 2lb full weight 115
2lb light weight 100
CANNED VECIETAULES Tomatcoi 3lb
mil weight SofiJOe 2lb full weight 63H70c
okra and tomatoes 2lb 90e Lima beans 2lb
full wtlrht 90c string beans 2lb full weight
76 A No 1 stringiest beans 2lb full weight
60 red kidney beans 2lb full weight S3
marrowfat peas 2lb full weight 90e earlv
Juno neai fancv 2lb wiigbt 140 Ameri
ca petit pols peas fancy 2lb full weight
S1C54T1 75 asparagus California 2lb 200
corn Auburn cream 2lb full weight 1109
115 A No 1 2lb full weight 1030110 Dlue
Hldge 2lb KOfriCo
CALIFOIIMA FIliriT Extra standard 2
lb peaches lemon cling 21011220 yellow
Crnwford lG3ffn 85 blick cherrls J1S3 ap
ricots 175fflS0 Uartlctt rears 1850190
assoited 1 10iTJlr3 eMndard 2lb peaches
low Crawford 1603155 aorlcots 140fJ143
vcllow Crawford lr > 0mf5 apricots 1550
100 Uartlctt peaRS l734l SO
rnoDUcn
DEANS Nnvv 2a4r3e Bayou 3c Eng
lish dried 2c oluks 3c Lima 5c black
ens 5c
DUTTEItlllue Star 19c dairy loo Elgin
creamery 21JJ22C Elgin dairy bricks 16c oleo
margarine solids 10c prints 11c special Blue
Stai lfe Texas country butter 6S13c
CAHI1AGE Crntcs 2Wlf273
CHEESE New Yolk full cream 130l3c
Wisconsin full cream 12fl13c Young Amctl
ca 14fl4e Western skim llci famiy rolls
full cream Ue Longfcllows 13c
EGGS Ten 5c per dozen candled 12c
Knnsas 14c
ONIONS Per lb 2c
lKPIEKChllo 15K17C per lb black Singa
pore 13Vc
POTATOES Kansas 00R63c per bu
POULTItYIlens 2233250 fryers 1751
200 Irollei Ilorifri2 > Turkeys hens JI75
O600 cooblers 56 00I700 per doren nc
cording tn iUe and nuallt Ducks J30WJ
J3 i Gc so < 30Off3CO full fathered
TOMATOES rcr bushel 31 0001 25
ntiirrs
APPLES Texas 40c for onothlrd bushel
baskets
AIIHCOTSCalltornla per crato 150
GHAIES Texas 40Jfo0c for 4baskot crates
Toxns Delaware 7lb baskets 20It30c
LEMONS Fancy California 325 fancy
Messina 53 757400
PLUMS Per peck 25JT33e onethird bushels
63S17V California PT crato 175
PEACHES Per peck and onothlrd bushels
boxes SOITCOc 4baskot crates 6085c Call
fornla 123
PEARS California 250 per box Texas 40IP
60c per bushel
DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS
APPLES Fancy evaporated 50lb boxes
9c 111 cartons 10c 50lb 10c fancy sliced
In 60lii boxes S4e
APRICOTS Per lb loose 12c
CITRON In 10lb boxes 13o
CURRANTS In bbls Cc 23lb boxes clean
ed bulk 6c
PEACHES Eynparnted unpeeled 0010c
RAISINS California 3crown u L boxes
Jlro < box L L raisins 00K63o 2rrown L
M raisins 50lb boxes 5c 3crown L M
raisins 50lb boxes 6c
PRUNES California R060s 7 c 6070s 7c
JOfOi 0 SODCs 5C 90lOOs 4c
NITSUrazll 10c ner lb filberts Sicily lie
Naples 12Wo walnuts 12o peanuts fancv
hand picked 6o No 2s 4 5150 almonds
Taiagona 1M per lb In sacks pecans Strut
Italian chestnuts 10c per lb
GRAIN AND HAY
Carload lots t 0 b cars from millers
dealers charge from storo 63100 more per
100 lbs on bruu 23c per bushel ou oata and
corn nnd 10i 15c per 100 lbs on hay
I1UAN Per 100 lbs 63c
CHOPPED CORN Per 103 lbs 75c
I ORN No 2 sacked 37c
OATS Texas per bushel 2731c
MILLET SEED75C
SORGHUM ler bushel 110
WHEAT SHORTS SSo per 100 w
HAY Alfalfa 130001100 per ton timothy
13 0031360 South Texas prairie hay Jtsuy
S3 00 North Texas 83CW1000
WIItH AND NAILS
Onlvanlied Uliddcn 3S5 Waukegan 93
Nails 120 base Advances for common
oyer base 2d 70a 3d 45c 4d and 6d 30j
Cd 20c Sd loo lOd and 16d Cc Quotations
uro for less than car lots
Kill ST HALES
Athens Texas August 9 First bale cotton
this vear marketed bv Kmmlt Spencer brought
e per pound
Ilonhora Texas August It Tho first bate
of cotton for this season wag nark ted here
today It wai grown by J II Clark weighed
513 pounds and sold at 7HC a premium of lis
the
being donatedby merchants
latesvllle Texas AuRust 10 Mr t j
Riddle a farmer near hero brought In tils
first bule of cotton of the season It was
bought bv J 11 Loroii and hrought 110 he
sides a J20 premium mado un by the mi
chnqts
Qrapcland Texas August 10Thtfiru halo
of new cotton wus brought In today by Archln
Turner colored U weighed 460 pounds and
wn bought by tlcorgo K Darsoy for 614c per
pound who also eavo a premium of on etr
of flour
Toxnrkann Texas August OThe
first b l >
of cotton for these two counties Mil er nni
Howie was brought In thU S2
Joseph Lee ho received a afternoon of
fin the merchants The
bale we rhpi i
counds nnd wus sampled and clawed
middling nnd brought 5Vic The second Kfi
rrlyed thirty minutes later
l
v V
HOUSTON BATLX POST SATURDAY MORNING AUGUST 12 1S9
MARKET WAS LIFELESS
Started with Some Activity but Soon Be
came Exhausted
THE TONE OF THE RAILROADS WAS HEAVY
TIiIk Helped the Ilcnrn 10 Hnltl In
luMrliil Sppclnltlcn Whloh Were
liicllnnl Upward
New York August UThe stock markat
rondo some shiv of activity end strengthened
had
catly dealings today but the movement
about exhausted Itself b foro the end ot the
first hour tho heavy tone In many railways
affecting the Industrial specialties which had
Dtsrted to go up and realizing set In which
helped the bears The market refused to go
up npaln nnd drifted qulto aimlessly for the
r < isi of tho day tho volume of business falliug
lo ibe lowest ebb
The stocks which mado the early activity
v ere the iron and steel and the leather stocks
Seimo of the former group had quite haud
romo net gains remaining at the Closo of the
Federal Steel and Colorado Fuel being
the only one3 In the group to show not losse3
lonncssee Coal was well foremost In the
movement and touched 83 but failed to
make Its net Rain a whole point Thcrp was
a tremendous sciambln to take on United
Slates Leather nnd tho price touched 10
Practically the whole gain wns wiped out in
a leallzlng movement nnd tho preferred sleek
cltsed belpw last night
There was a midday demand for Mexican
Central and Mexican National which was un
explained In the days news There were a
few strong points In the railway list notably
Missouri Kansas and Texas both common
and preferred A few railway stocks showed
fi actional gains but the general tone was
heavy Tho condition of spring wheat showu
by tho government crop report had somo In
fluence
Much wns made of a report that a rate from
New York to Kansas City had been mado on
freight by way of tho Grand Truuk and Chl
caso Burlington and Qulncy to meet the rate
by the Gulf and Southwestern lines Anxiety
wac felt lest this might presage a war of
rates calculated to have a very unfavorable
efiect on earnings
There grew up tho fear during the day that
tomorrows bank statement might not provo
tho encouraglnR exhibit which had been pre
dicted for It during tho week It Is belloved
that some money has come to Now York fiom
out of town banks to bo placed In loans but
lu other cises wholly outside banks have
dinwn on their deposits in New York banks
to plnce loans It is stated that New York
bonks will be shown to have reduced their
coll lonns Call loans were about steady to
day and the decline to 2 per tent In the lato
dealings was of little significance as It oc
curred after most of the demand was satlfled
Tho movement In bonds was sluggish and
Irregular nnd business wns not lnrge Total
sales 1093000
Following aro the quotations on stocks as
received by Cnrgill Richardson
j tocks Open
American Sugar 163
American Tobacco 116
Atchison preferred lil s
C 11 and Q 137H
Peoples Gas 120
General Electric
L nnd N 75
Manhattan 117i
Missouri Pacific 49
Northern Pacific pf
Northwestern 1
Omaha
Ruck Island
St Paul
Ttnn Coal and Iron
Union Pacific pf
Western Union
119
132
S2
90
Metropolitan
Brook Rapid Transit 115
New York Central 131
Federal Steel pf
ic dividend l > 4 per cent
High Low
163 162
116
0l i
137
120
75
11754
49
119
132
S3
TnL W kat Tear
K > r wm ffifc
it
i <
115
63
136
119
74 i
117
49
11S
131N
82
113 111
Last
bid
163
115
63
137
120
123
74
117
48
77
160 i
111
llMA
isi1
S2
77
90
20S
1I4
135
S2
Following arc tho closing prices of the prin
cipal stocks In New York
Alchison
Atchison preferred
Ilnltlmorc nnd Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Central Paclnc
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago and Northwestern
Chi Rock Island nnd Fac
C C C nnd St Louis
Colorado Southern
Del Lack and Western
Uric
lie first prefened
Client Northern preferred
Hocking Coal
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
K C Pittsburg nnd Cult
Lnko Shore
Louisville and Nashville
Metropolitan Street Railway
Mexican Central 14520
Mobile nnd Ohio
M K and T
M K and T preferred
New Jersey Central
New York Central
Norfolk and Western
Reading
Reading first preferred
St louh and S F
St L and S F first pf
St L nnd S F second pf
St Louis Southwestern
St Louis Southwestern pf
southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Southern Railway preferred
Texas nnd Pacific
Union Pacific
1 Ion Pacific preferred
Wnbash
Wabash preferred
Adams llxprcss
American Ilxpress
United Slntes Express
Wellsrargo Cxpress
American Cotton Oil
American Cotton Oil pf
American Spirits
Aieriraq Spirits preferred
American Steel and Wire pf
American Tin Plato
American Tobacco
American Tobacco pf
Federal Steel
Federal Steel pf
Pacific Mall
People Ons
Slnndnrd Rono and Twine
United StalesLeather
Lnlted States Leather pf
United States Rubber
United states Rubber pf
The following axe
bonds in New York
Total 400000 717
trie closing price of
United States 2s reg
Untied Statei 3s reg
Uilied States 3s coupon
United States new 4s registered
Lnlted States new 4s coupon
United States old 4s registered
Milted Stales old 4s coupon
United Stntes 6s reg
United States 5s coupon
District of Columbia J65
Atchison general 4s
Atchison adjustment 4s
Denver and Rio Orando firsts
Denver and Rio Grande ts
Fort Wprth nnd Denver City ists
O H and 8an Antonio 6s
C H and S A 2d y
Houston nnd Texas Central Esl
lions and Tex Con consol Cs
K C P and 0 first
M IC and T seconds
M K andT 4s
Reading general 4s
Rio Orando Western l ts
St L and I II con Si
St L endis F general C
SoutUrn Railway rB
Texas nnd PncJrV firsts offeied
Texasand Pacific seconds
J Iflclflc 4
abash firsts
v abash sacondi
West Shore 4s offered
Colorado Southern 4s
1J nAK CLKATtlNCm
i8T0JfknAK
nvii orn R arwVe e e ar e 0f I 0U
ba Se ue rand
ort Sh S u nd foVhth 0c orr
Increase
A
< v
Tuesday 1
Wtdnesdar
Thursday
FrJdny
Eccrease
720276
1120481
640502
643777
T rrr
749495
630278
595514
613647
NEW YORK EXCHANGE
Today
Reichmarks commer
cial CO days 911316
Rankers 482
Commercial 60 days482
spinners 60 days 48l5i
Francs commercial
60 days 32214
29VS19
590 Alt
41988
30130
Yesterday
93 1316
482
482
4RU4
322
Less 116
t f
New York Money
New York August 11 Money on call steady
nt 2 < u3 per cent last loan 2 prlmo mer
cantile paper 305 per cent sterling ox
change steady with actual business In bank
ers bills at 485 486 for demand ntid 4821J
482 foe sixty days posted rates 183 and
4S74S7 commercial bills 481 silver
certificate CO061 bar silver 60 Mexican
dollars 49 Uovemment bonds firm State
bonds Inactive railroad bonds Irregular
London Consols
London AVRUst 11 Con s for rnonev
105 716 for the ncccunt 103V Bar sliver
quiet 27 IMCd ner ounce Money 2 pet
cent Rato of discount In the open market
for short bills 3 per cent for three months
3 a03
FINANCIAL IiniEFH
New York August 11 nank clearings today
154751961 balances 17942371
Tarls August 11 Three per cent rentes
lOOf for tho account Spanish 4s closed nt
6122
Now York August 11 The Commercial
Advertisers London flnnnclal cablegram says
The markets hero opened ch erfnl notwith
standing tho wlthdrawnl of JC400000 from tho
nank of England for Capetown which caused
some uneasiness Americans fluctuated nar
rowly nnd the close wns fractionally irreg
ular
NOTES OF THE MARKETS
Office ot Tho Fost
Houston Friday August H
Tho rccolpts of fruit today wero light thcrs
being hardly enough to mako 11 market
reaches wero of poor quality and sold low
down A nlo lot of pears was received from
East Texas by M Allen being nbout tho best
seen on tho market this season Apples are
Improving a llttlo In qunllty though ship
inents from local points aro light and nro now
finding competition in tho Northern fruit
which has begun to arrive freely
All classes of poultry aro scarce Receipts
foi several days have been light nnd a me
dium quality can find ready sale at fnlr prices
hough to overstock tho market during tho
cxcesslvo hot weather would force prices very
low as dealers will not carry stocks on hand
Lemons are worth n dollnr moro todny In
Now York than two weeks ago and there Is
no piobablllty of a decrcasj in prlco rather ad
vances can be looked for until tho new crop
begins to arrive freely
There Is llttlo stir In tho market for nuts
but a firm feeling prevails which promises
good business In the near future According
to present Information from nbout all pro
ducing centers the prices of several of the
most wanted verletles will rule higher this
year than last
Peanuts continue high and firm because ot
the scarcity reported from all centers whero
stock is usually held
Tho crop of Valencia raisins promises to be
large nnd of excellent qunllty
Advices from New Orleans reported a steady
market for rice with somo supplies of new
stock beginning to bo received
There Is a good undertone In teas stocks be
gnnlng to run low
LIVE STOCK
HOUSTON
The following aro tho quotations for thi
market as furnished by the BoxBcllSandcr
Commission company
Choice beevc3 3 25
Jirdlum becvc3 3 00
Choice cows and heifers 2 73
Mcelim cows und heifers 2 50
Common cows and heifers 2 00
Hulls and stags
Work oxen 2 25
Choico jearlings 3 00
Medium yciirLugs 2 73
3 40
i3 23
JI 00
< i2 75
2 25
2 > 0
U 75
3 23
Choice calves 3 75 4 00
Medium calves 3 50
Choice nmttuns 3 23 Q3 73
Ton corn hogs wholesale 3 DO
Matted hogs 2 50 3 23
Prospects favorable for choico fat cattle and
calves Trashy class of cattle slow snlo ex
ec to pastuio men Oood demand for corn
hogs 150 pounds and upward car lots can
always be sold on arrival at market price
GALVESTON
Galveston August U Tho A P Norman
Live stock company reports the market as
fellows
This Thu This Stc
ay week season In pen
initio SI 6007 33
Calves and year
ings
Hogs
Shrop
Reeves
Choice per lb gross
Common per lb gross
Cows
Choice per lb gross
Common per lb gross
Ycarllngs
Cholce per lb gross
Common per lb gross
Calves
Choice per lb gross
Common 1 er lb gross
tihepp
211
275
9122
4066
4732
31i
1 B
2M8 >
3Wj
3H >
3 Q >
Choice per lb gross 4
Common per head
195
168
3ti
33U
2
4
3
4j
J2 n
1 50
Few good cattlo left on sale demand fair
S Ce C0WS nniJ yearlings maiket full
or small calves
a very light demand tor this
cinss of stock
CHICAGO
h UBJt 11TTncre was a better
run of cattlo
todav than usual on Friday
t h0 dJnln was coon anrt
ony com
moner grades showed nnv weakness good to
iarSSL cai ° foU at 560S650
grades brlnrlng 450ff550 stickers commoner and
feeders 325Jf4 86 bulls cows and helf s 200
5nIPxaB terR 3 75S7130 calves
ik 4OO0
I Thl marl < < t or hogs was weak and
J n m xcdJots 420S465 and lights
S brUKlt 3500460 and culls
240H3W
The day for sheep urfl lambs wa
110
J
3000 hogs 15000 sheep 7000
NEW ORLEANS
< svClal to The Post
Orteaus August llThe Nrvy Orleans
live slock exchange reports
13rrh oP g 8lfi a sfee 7n 00i3 CaVM and yCarnBS
° ClUl0 m CalVCB and yoarllnB8 m
hog s OJ
M2 ois 1 a CS an < 1 yeminSi
h < 8 Ueen
iy raJ reeeiM ° f classes
a Prices for
choice beeves 4R4 i fair to good 3W 3i
CM a n1 lcfe 18 30 fair to wod 2M 3
muttons 4HCn 8S 34fll ll0R imyi c ° ° Icb
SHIPMENTS FROM WALLRR
To Atlgust llW F
of Hearns
2 ItePnt t hwat > Tenas ships todnv foO head
iTlfc ufi vJV B A hloy of Ooldthwalte Texas
P Vans
HHi
S6
lHvdtrn 1 ° Chicago consigned to
nucll company
ST ToUIS
inM a iTf ls tKust HrCattenecelpts 2300
steidvn1r C0 T8 ro l alow and
4 WfiJX t0 cholce natlve shipping steers
< lrc be tcer 460S157J stoersi
riri 1 ° T J 0U nd < 0 500 stockers and
l LrB 3 iL e5s cows and helfergr2S5 490
cahners 1vufinH7 BJ 7swwuJ
riAUAK6iAw i
<
4 v
Kansas EffiPg1
Wholesale
DeSf
80380s 807 wiiio 1
Kansas Eggs Kanil
promptly UDfc Orfcfii
LEWIS BROS il
Wholesale
Butter Cheesetnd Eim j
Browne
Lyorist
Produce
Fruit m b
Commission Merchffl
400 Milam Street HoashiJ
MURPHY
COTTON STOCKS Air
PRIVATE LEASED msi
References New
Lowry Ranking Co AifelL
Rnnk Birmingham Mcrcuu 2L1
Write for our dally M lt5ffl
IVTALLORY
Proposed Sailings Prom dslvejUa ci
York at Noon V
S N MARCOS Sitaraw
ALAMO Siturdn JEK
NUECES wVnS a JS
Passenger accomodation unsurpisiel
For Information as lo rstej ot Piiunv
frelcht
spply to
MOSB
Agent WmU
J II nlSMSUV Trnf 3gr G t
C II MALLOUY t CO Xew TiiS
Genera Agents
COTTON J
We will give for Cotton put up In tin f
Standard MerchantaN r
Lowry Bale jf
45 Cents per 100 Pouu4rj
more than our limits for cotton of the imp
pul up in the usual y
Uncompressed Square Btleiil
35 Cents per 100 Pounds
more than for cotton put up In the uul S
Compressed Square Bale i
at same time an J place for soson enlist H l
1900
1900WELDNEVILLI
Houston Texasi
1 iti
Indian steers 37I1T450J cows sodt
0390 Hogs Recelots 6400 msrttt I
5c lower pigs and lights LWITtll
450iS475 butchers 1658475Site
1200 market bteady nttlve muttm I
4CO lambs 430615 itocuriU
culls and bucks 22EIS400
KANSAS CITT
Kansas City August iWCsUIeW
1650 natives and 1700 TexansititlllWl
tlve saiOc higher other trades rtfril
steady steers 535600 HM i S
563 Blockers and feeders SM8SW
cows and heifers 325SJ500 camenI5W
Western steers 1230500 TeuiKldM
Hogs Receipts 5700 actlyo bBlNOwytir
4K8IIW
er heavy 4S0S135 mixed
pies 425B13j SheepWa
3200 light supply commoni VHJ
spring lambs 1256500 muttonL g
btockers and feeders 3O0JHWcolBIW
MAHINU iVTELMGECEi4m
m
Port of Galveston A rt
CLEARED
Ss San Marcos Young NewTort
Ss Morgan Staples Morgw C17
CLEARED
Ss Morgan Staples Draws SantlWf >
SAILED s
Ss Mayfleld McDonald Rotajrlja
° BantUl
Ss Morgan Staples Brazos
Vissels In rb
STEAMSHIPS
Celtic rrlnccss
Cumberland
Ethelwalda
Governor
Hemisphere
San Marcos
Shandon
Piralts of Menal
Veritas
Volago
Eric
EUtabeth Hlckincrs
Hemisphere Davis
Leono Wlldef
Mlddleham Castle
Shandon <
Slanflold <
Stella Pntrldgo
Willow Rrnnch
Weybrldgo
Totali
v v w
Cull sorw
Hi ita1
ClTM
VonselH Destined for f
Adalla
Aldgato
Alabio Hlx
Ilrcckfield
Catania
Collinghnm
Cynthia
STEAMSHIPS QtixI
W
c
v VN PfBifiiJ
N iSl
At f01
PMed S 43
Elitirlclnn Keteu
ElswicH Park stVltcal
> >
im
0
GALVESTON COTTOKB
and Santa ty
By Gulf Coloralo
doTTON ON BHIPBOAjlg
STO
GALVESTON y
T l
c re g
On shipboard not
rr Great Rrltaln St
For
For other foreign
For coastwise
and depots
In compresses
stock >
Net receipts
Oilier ports
Gross receipts
Exports
Great Rrltaln
France
Continent <
Channel
Total foreign
New York
Other U S por
North by rail
lotnl coastwise
Itenl consump
rofll exports oul
HIPESASO
Drv flnt hides V vrO
llulls 4 S
Wot salted bides mkct
Wooiufor free <
Wool for burrr
Tallow m i i f
caniurs 1J0O275 bulla 350OI40 Texas nnd neeswax
40
S37
i f
f
I
Totnl j
GALVnSTON <
This Th J
dar
so
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