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THE FORT WORTH RECORD: THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 8,1907
SHIPMENTS BY EXPRESS
WHEAT SHOOTS DOWN
St Louia Sules.
St,
ft
Produce Men Having Trouble
Steers and Cows Steady—A
Because of Strike Situation
in Colorado.
i?.....a 754
HEIFERS.
ute.
i...... 980
i...... T60
2,100 1,484
BULIS.
.1,674 1,063 1,129
1.....i .300
2...... 765
i
.1,230
1,200
i
i......1,210
1...... 700
Receipts by Roads.
CALVES.
s are ranging higher.
Receipts Froi
9...
Heg Quotations.
Word received here
ights.. . .M 17
is to the el
The close was easy.
The oats market was extremely
extras.
COTTON DOWN A LITTLE
to choice meal fed.
Good
DAILY PRICES CURRENT
imports, 8,000, of which 2,000
... 7.80
Middling
02......225 20 20
71......212 20 17
%
2
.180
2......220
Other Markets.
1......180
New Orleans Futures.
1...... 80
16.17% 10.20
good to
common to fair ..... 4.50
yearlings ...
Stockers
effect of
against obstreperous coi
at New
'as at an advance of sev-
nts through sheer force of the
la until well on into
Gross receipts thus far this week
yea i
1906
83: mediums. 82.80: turkeys.
a40 days In 11
roosters.
840 days la 1800
the bulk of
41
Total ....
180
Houston Daily Statement.
14,869
W.
that the
4
pt-
ut-
more loads, but these hi
ent the Indications are that it
insure IN
W. W. Hanna. Al vol
ible influence on the market, and oi
26;
E. Collie, Henrietta,
THE HOME COMPANY
that ma-
terial for thousands of bales is daily
11.929
2.70
Total stock .......20.101
17.119
Allen
Wr SCRATCH
Sweetwater. 151
Daily Movement at Interior Tows*.
Totals ...
52.843
44...... 710
Cotton Need Produets.
Memphis. A
ng'
ans, Aug. 7.—Cotton seed oil.
{
8
sitting on
C.H. LILLEY
Low ordinary..
3
17th and Ines Sts.
Phones 409.
Low middiing..11
/
4
CRADDOCKCO.
DAUAs.-nx.
• ■. xOUNG GALVESTOM.
54
DDOC
Wethers, good to prime heavy 4.75
Wethers, common to medium 4.00
THE FARMERS & MECHANICS
NATIONAL BANK
Large Calf Supply Induces
Low Prices
Colorado
conditions
Good to choice butchers.. 6.17
Good to choice butchers. 6.17
Good smooth mixed.....8.17
s at this market
for the same pe-
2
.42%
.41%
.43%
In 1805
la 1804 ..
i and the upward
, without effort on
uPrements can
158
457
837
664
2.75
2.25
moral continues
greater deterio-
3.10
cows.
3.50
2.75
2.85
2.55
2 48
538
514
683
522
8 86
2.15
1.90
1.75
837
848
883
817
888
718
788
888
877
813
485
484
615
487
186
167
152
2.85
2.80
2 76
2.75
2.65
2.65
2.65
2.60
2.60
2.55
2.50
3.80
3.40
Provisions were 5(221e lower.
The wheat market today was com-
10.88
.90%
84%
.98%
2 55
2.55
2.60
2,45
Panicky Feeling on the Stock
Exchange Extends to
520
28
12
18
Open.
.12.42'43
2.40
2.30
2.15
.54%
51%
.52%
Chicago ....
Kansas City
st. Louis ...
8.65
8.57%
3.00
2 80
2 80
2.75
2 65
2.70
2.65
2.60
2.60
2 60
2.50
.202
248
eral pol
statistic
SPOTSs *
Liverpool. 8 points down.
New York, 5 points down.
Elsewhere unchanged.
2.50
2.40
2.25
ts
.6.94
Steck at United States Ports.
Bales.
AW
4.75
4 75
4 65
4 50
4.50
4 50
6.25
5.60
5.65
4.60
15.65
5.40
>4.25
9.10
9.15
15-16
7-16
l%c
evapo"
15.26
3.50
14.00
4.50
60.86
.87%
.92%
.97%
13
.. 178
. . 104
.. 140
.. 201
217
. 158
. 148
. 181
. 275
. 272
. 255
. 241
. 245
. 277
. 253
. 392
. 386
17 ...
#
8.12
8 05
1.076
200
2,042
1,272
6.12%
6.10
6.00
. 766
. 786
. 594
. 740
. 726
868
. 623
. 611
Augusta . ..
Memphis ...
St. Louis ..
Houston ...
in the corn pit.
Local receipts
grade.
Wethers.
Ewes ...
Culls and
4 25
3.50
3 25
3.00
2.00
3.00
2 25
2.76
2 65
2.50
Yesterday"s Cattle Quotations.
Killing Steers —Prime corn
fed, 1,200 to 1.400 lbs . $5.5066 00
_____ 4.3005.35
fed,
. . . . 4 755.35
Houston Comparative Statement.
Bales.
Yesterday"s
Good to choice li
y'r.
403
MH
Good to choice heavy.
Common to fair lights
Common to fair mixed.
Roughs..............
Pigs.................
86
75
120
185
180
175
250
.55%
Hi
Yrsterday'a
Close.
12 35-36
12.39-42
12.46-47
12.72b
12.68-09
12.33-34
12.28-29
12.27-28
935
?
2
Bales.
10
BO
82
:22*
.44%
-Bales-------
Yes’day. Last
346
11T
... 768 2 75
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS
1
/
ration in the southwestern fields every
minute of the day on account of the
SLUMP MORE THAN TWO CENTS
A BUSHEL ON CHICAGO
EXCHANGE.
Cattle
:28e
........
ii
Good middling
Middling fair...
ucts unchai
New Orle:
prime, 54c.
No.
23 .
«:::
18. ..
43
■ 45%
,28 22
Jamuary ...
Febrgaty .
Marek .....
August ....
826..
Norember .
December ..
I
Yard Receipts.
Cattle Clva. Hogs. Shp. H.M.
Yesterday’s
112
12.17 10
12.28-24
12.27-29
12.80-31
11.47-48
11,55-56
11.97-98
11.99-12.00
12.07-06
108
7,015
HAND
Wool AND
PiCALP
fTROUBLW
rporations.
York and Ne
4...
i
50. ...
16 ...
i
312.31-8
Ne. Ave. Price.
18......1.047 23 90
t
J=
RI°B:
1900.
340,777
90,203
378.629
76,239
9.642
Enormous Lines for Discouraged
Longa Corn Down.
3
T
ilea. 00.
Today.
%
: 815*
. t oo
: 8:28
PIGS.
5.50
8,168
21,410
5,964
7,103
21:22:
3
2:::
I-::
20.....
1 pm ent s.
27,000
67.700
322,300
91,300
.. “ANGBURN A CO,
Ninth and Houston.
1
31
502
KJITHLOWItT
An Ul»rlnHd»tut Wented la taah Taara
Grew receipt!
Gross receipt!
‘DEATH TO
RED BUG
UBEGURE
ADANPRUrF
8
3
1 2.59
I IM
I 2 05
I 2.45
k 2.40
> 2.35
2.20
1.90
1.75
Sardade
Comparative receipt:
from Jan. 1, 1907, and
riod last year;
Ji
12
iu
14
9.07%
9.15
Month--
laa-Feb ...
Feb- March .
March-April
z2.
lulj-Aug ..
Yesterday’s Shippers.
Cattle—Barrow A Co., Sweetwater, 32
head; W. E. Barrow, Sweetwater, 91;
Barrow A Parker, Sweetwater .93; Z.
H. Polk, Sweetwater, 32; Pharr Broth-
Ft. Worth Life Ins. Co
rOUT WOHTH, THAt
i quoted fully
le was noted
per doc, 83.00;
sweet country, 1
24c; renovated, 1
Lambs,
Lambs.
The opening
Orleans alao wi
60.88
“I
; 142
worth. Sunset,
Bellevue. 79; W
keg. 112lb.
Etar apple,
58
209
1
213
January ...
2 xi
August ...
November .
December .
yesterday from
ifect that strike
burning up in Texas.
The fact is the bears have the bulls
Gross receipts 840 days this
grought in
ad no perce]
1907.
Cattle ................431.746
Calves ...............115.453
Hogs .................370.960
Sheep ............ . . . 82.025
Horses and Mules ...... 12.245
150 head; W F. McGaughey,
water, 77; S. H Blackburn. Iati
8 1181
0%
3
New OrleansL—Spots steady and unehanged:
stock, 47,430 bales; yesterday 47,115; last year.
34.410; eales, 718.
springs, Urge etne,
, per 1b. 7c; dueks,
ah. 10c. Butter,
LIverpoel Future
Cloee. Month —
Let ua serve you.
ar'
. 6.60
■it
. .6.00
OIL MILLS
I can pay top prices for lcose cake,
meal and oil. Phone, wire or write me.
Stock this day...........
Stock this day last week
Stock this day test year
Excess this season .......
full weight, $1,236
og9c; asparagps,
iSm beans, 2-Ib,
, 41.55; marrowfat
MbTl-ib. 175
tftu standard com,
sauerkraut, 8rlhu
•Ice meal fed.
itan. 80; 8. B Burnett.
8; A. J. Foster, Sweet-
Ta retailers: Pickles. 32-gal bbls, small. 8.75:
46165.48, 1,200
84.50; 5-gai kegs,
dos. 9542; inrbul,
06c; bbls, 40c; % bbla,
doz, 65c6$2. Macaroni and
Maalng...... 12%
Gbod middling. 18%
Middling fair. .14%
In compresses and
depots ............ 14,040
Good to
Aug-Sept ..
Sept-Oet ..
1 Jet Nov ...
Cor-Dec ..
jDec-Jan ...
Early
rare, th
good.
The supply
following a he
season. Pricei
_DSTETTER
i SURE. ■
A d CURES
"ALLSKIN
6.25
18.25
6.25
16 22%
6.224
>8 15
6.15
5 90
5 75
Low ordinary. .. 7%
smarzgng n ig
Low middling. .11 7-10
Close
12.38-89
12.48-45
12.40-50
12.75b
12.70b
12.87 38
12.38 33
12.83
,.x 88,8:"
fsmz#%
Coffee and Teas.
To retailers: Coffee, green. No. 1 fancy pea.
berry, 18c per 1b; No. 1 fancy polished R:5, 14c;
No. 2 choice polished Rte. 13; No. 4 natural
fair Ete. 12%C. Teas, gunpowder, 39g49c;
blende, 25650c: Engiish breakfast, 60c.
Cheese and Batter.
To retailers: Butter. Elgin. in 30-1b tube Be:
renovated, 18%c; fancy creamery, 24c; country,
15016c; Clover Valley, 24c; 24-Carat, 24c.
Cheese, daisies, single and full cream. 174e;
longborns, 18; Swias, 21 25c; imitation Sws.
15e; brick cheese, 11015c.
Rellehen, Ete.
A High Stepper
Means High Feed
Not that you want to give your ani-
mal the equivalent of lobsters and
Welsh rabbits, but give him good. clean,
sweet hay, oats. corn and the rest. You
can do lust-that if your supplies are
bought from me You’ll be glad to pay
my prices when you see results.
Sheep Quotations,
choice ...........
THE
people of
Fort Worth in particular
there among the railroad
Fle l a fl e edu.
To retell trade: Altalmn, 1661Te; Bermuda
Dry Goods Market.
New York, Aug. 7.—The dry goods
market holds very steady and activity
continues In the jobbing houses.
Range of Prices.
The range of prices for cottou at New Tort
and New Orleans for the active months was
as fdliowa:
2-lb, full weight. 91.
B2
28.0521___ .
* "wperetatn.22
T retatdsieAideglip
the lowest throughout the list. The
same relative price movement prevailed
at New Orleans.
The net result of the day was a 2
:13
.52%
50-1b boxes. Be; o-f
Bq^p choice —TtY—.
rae, 8%c. citrona,
ranta. In 12-o pkg.
Peaches, choice, now -
leal nituation
Later arrivals
Stock Exchange, southerns especial-
ly being intimidated by the pessimistic
pretensions of the Wall street crowd
coincident with government movements
1,200 to 1,300 lbs ...
Good to choice corn
1,000 to 1.200 Iba......
ASwse5. natural argument on
Express shipments of Colorado celery,
lettuce, turnip greens, etc., reached
Fort Worth yesterday, the frst for sev-
eral days.
panicky feeling on the
Cloee.
12.17
11.10-21
12.25-26
12.26-29
12 82 83
11.44-46
11.54-55
11.97 98
5.000 connt. $17.50; 1_________
- % bbls, small. $5.50; medlum, 000,
— $1.75. Catsup, (data per
ik, BQ10-gal kegs, per al,
We. Pepper sauce, per
Te. 25. o
sodas, 7c; oyster. 7c; elty soa, 8e, 1b pkgs; lOe
siue,,per.doz,,$1..0fveo, tins, per gal,
$262.25; % gal, $1.1501.30.
• export, 1,000;
were Amerlean.
Ordinary.......
Good ordinary
Low middling
P2jMEGALRE-
LceSunztn".m VESKEY
pletely in the hands of (he bears who
pounded prices vigorously. ---------
aion houses also disposed of enormous
........ 21.86-12.01
.12.16-14 12.07-08
To retailers: Fruita, apples, 8-lb, gl: pine
apples, sliced. 81 7503.40; eyeless and corelesg,
61 7502.40: pears, 84b, $1.5048; peaches, 3-5,
$1.8502.75: 8-lb pie peeebea. 91.16. California
fruits, extra standard. 2% lb. peaches, lemon
cling, $2,4042.50: yellow Crawford, 61.8601.00;
blackberries. 82-16; white cherrles. 42.1583.25;
-orleots. $1.7522.50; plums. $1.6042.50; grapes,
pears, 12 28 Vegetables, tomatoes.
.12202
12'286
##.
of honey is running low. z5c4;
eavy demand and a good Ralslne,
D. R. Smith, Santa Anna, 54.
Calves—W. E. Barrow. Sweetwater,
Good to prime
medium to good
_________ _ _jaraM
light mixed. $6.1596.20; Bucking, M 50
5.80; plga. $5.6006.26; elected, $6.20
,30; bulk of eales, 650006.16.
Akosy Rs—IgU, about 13,000 head.
Market strong. Bhi """""
lings, $5.6006.70; 1
buffaloed, and with all the best of the
-2 --g-* -n their side, they
hang around on the outside of the ring
and scamper away like frightened
calves when a bear growls even Inaud-
Coffee Market.
New York, Aug 7.—Coffee steay;
Rio, Invoice No. 8, 6%c; No. 7, 6%c; No.
6. 8%c; No. 4. 7%c.
New York. Aug. 7.—Coffee futures
close dsteady at a net decline of 15 to
20 points. Sales were 22.250 bags. Spot
coffee, quiet and easy; Rio. No. 7. 6%c;
Santos No. 4, 7%c; mild, quiet; Cordo-
va, 90012%c. The, world’s visible sup-
ply for the month of July decreased !
324,142 bags to 16,075.812 bags, against
9,943,053 bags Aug. 1 last year.
Stringer, Electra, 24; L L Clark. Du-
rant, I t ' 34: Thomas. Graham, Du. crop w1 be short and juat at the
rant,.: T. 291 J.E. Pelson, Alvord, 39; ent the indications are that It w
zmi
.2,320,948
To retailers: Dry salt extras, 10c; dry sail
regulars, 10%e; dry salt beliles, 11 %e: bacon
-----3. 10Me; bacon regularB, 11%e: 14-16 ba-
heifers, 760-1b, 63.26.
E 1 Hunter, Merkel. Il hetters, 514-
lb. 32.55: 22 eowe. 667-ib, 32.65.
John Honeycutt, Albany, 2« cows,
824-IB, U.W; 1 eow, «7»-lb. »1.
w E Barrow, Bweetwater, 61 salves,
164-ih, 14.M; 11 calrea 256-1, 11.
. Merrell a Highwright, Ardmore. 103
cowe. 711.1b. H.M; 17 heiters, 495-7%,
“#. P. Baxrek, Km* City, IT coa.
— Leula, Au<. 7.—(Special)—P.
Donley. Vinita, 11 ateera, 111-lb. 5a.90:
Q W. Tutt kart, Lenapah, Il eteera,
114-lb, 0410: bunoan Broth era B«a-
ningtn, 24 eteera, 1,065-1, ICM, 11
ateare. 104-lb. |fH; Petar Godfrey,
Kiowa. 17 cowe; 155-1, 98.15; J. Mil-
ler. Lenapah. 74 eteera. 111-lb. 11.141
G. J. Owna, Wewoka, 11 cowl, 714-lb.
1111: tl cowe, 117-lb, 11.11; Wethel-
mer & Dykes. ><111 Creek, 25 steers, 916-
lb, 22.96; 84 heifers, 624-1b, 68 85. Lebo
ug. 7.—Cotton seed prod-
red.
Chocolate and cocoa have advanced
1c and 2c respectively. This will call
a. ..... tor an advance in chocolate coatings
Commis-eand candy.
tg,28e;"e8,‘3/),,°2:
Salt.
To retailers: Salt. No. 1 Texas, $1.50 per
bM; dairy. 81M per bbl; eztra dry,
per bbl; Miebish, $i.90 per bbl; table, 36c,
2-Ib pkgs; Texas, 90c; Boek Crystal, 56e. 2-lb
pigs; per crate, 81.50.
Provialons,
Rome Cattle Sales.
Blocker & Ford, Aguilares, 28 steers,
1,070-1b, 22.90.
J. W. Stringer, Electra, IS steers,
1,048-1b, 13.90.
T L Howard, Stoneburg, 44 steers,
_-~rb, 23 80; 6 cows, 823-lb, $2.50.
Melton & Webb, Bellevue, 79 steers.
739-lb. $3.80,
W E. Collie. Henrietta, 26 cows.
781-lb, 32 80; 3 cows, 770-1b, 32
Moon A Evans, Valentine, 86 calves
148-lb. 24 25.
0UFM Titter,
Eczema, Itch (all
kinde) DewPolaon,
Pimplee, Ring-
worm. Skin
Eruptions, C hap-
yid Faces and
Handa, Sore,
8weatty, Swollen,
Blletered Feet, f
Cotton Ploker ’i
PMi M A
Mor/
Cotton b9 W
u a as st ba
& See: 10 se? 8688
282*, “ittpazppgzen
S1t#o 12=1 4. Banai
■ -------
Okra ia moving well now, the aupply
on yesterday's market being quite large
and good quality.
A VERY LIGHT STEER
St. Louis Provimions.
St. Louls, Aug. 7.—Wheat. lodger;
track No. 2 red cash. 84%485%c;/No.
2 hard, 82691%c; September, 84%c;
December, 90c. Corn, lower; track No.
2 cash. 64c; No. 2 white, 540544c;
September, 524 @52%; December,
48%c. Oats, higher; track No. 2 cash.
46 048%c; No. 2 whits, 50%e; Septem-
ber. 41%c; December, 42c. Lead, dull
at 25. Spelter, weak at $5.7005.724.
tendency continued
the part of the bull)
15c; fam
Galveston.--Spots firm and pnenanged; Mock, -------------....... ------
90,101 bales: yesterday, 20,539; last year, IS,- ger drew his hand from his pocket and
548; sales. 63- -------—--------“ -c-----
Middling.......13
(lend middling 18%
Middling fair.. 14%
140 cars, 28
car late last night astran-
J. W Hueband. Marietta, I. T., 19
cows, 740-lb, 22.60; 10 cows, 754-1b,
Memphin Cotton Market.
Memphis, Aug. 7.—Cotton quiet; mid-
dling 13c; receipts 93 bales; shipments
188 bales; stock 31,410 bales; sales 200
bales.
New York Futures.
Ave. Price.
.1,070 33 90
932 3 20
. 937 3 80
Low ordinary .
Ordinary ......
Good ordinary
Low middiing .
Middling......
Good middling
Middling fair .
Boars .................. 3.50
But two loads of hogs came in by
rail, both from north of Red river.
Texas contributed about 20 head of
wagon hogs. In all, recelpts reached
150 head, against 457 a week ago, 837
a month ago. 664 a year ago. 1,129 two
years ago and 248 three years ago.
Early sales were entirely of wagon
hogs. These ranged from 26 to $6.12%.
The carlots sold at 86 2006.17%, and
these were accounted strong sales In
view of the demoralized condition of the
market at Kansas City, where tops
made but 86 10. Less than three car-
loads of hogs can hardly be said to
test the trade, but indications were for
a steady market.
Representative sales:
HOG SALES.
water, 76; Reynolds Cattle company,
Albany .77; Moon & Evans, Valentine,
86; J W. Stringer, Electra. 1; L M
Hadley. Baird, 67; J. M. C., Marble
Falls, 71; S. J. Hufstuttler, Lometa, 70;
J. M. Biffle. Ryan, 1. T.. 88, E. R.
Crockett. Brady, 71; W. M. White, Mer-
cury. 142.
Hogs—T. & P.. Justin. 2 head; J. E.
Polson. Alvord, 9; J.C. Petree, El Reno,
O. T., 63; W. C. Rowe, Marlow, I. T, 71.
--e-, per 1b. 75c; sorghum seed, per bu, 81.18;
millet, per bn. $1,25:; milo malze, per bu, 81 33;
Kaffir corn. per bu. 81; field peas, per ba,
83.26; Mexican June eon. per bn, 82 25, seed
con. per bu, $1.00
per lb, 15c; ereamery, per lk
per lb. 22c.
almonds, He 1b; 1
13%e 1b; ehestnuta, _ _
i0c; pecans, 30025c.
anned Meats.
Kouston Railroad Recelpts.
Following are the recelpts of cotton by the
varlous railroad! entering the city:
Immeasurably so, for nobody can satis-
factorlly estimate how badly the drouth
21; Fora. Agullares.23: tA bgrcosderash:
LTJnl Q,orton Ryan..ioutturn cannot equal tat year*- rlem
receipts of calves ran up to 13
e quality running from fair to
ratic. The market was weak early in
the day because of heavy liquidating
sales, but later prices rallied sharply
on buying by bulls. The market closed
strong. Local receipts 44 cars.
•rd, 27; E. Stalls-
Webb & Melton,
Kansas City Provisions.
Kansas City, Aug. 7.—Wheat, lower;
September 81c; December, 85 %c; May.
90%c; cash No. 2 hard. 81085c; No. 2
red, 8414854c. Com, September,
484c; December, 44%c; May, 47c; cash
No. 2 mixed. 49% 049%c; No. 2 white,
5010504c; No. 2 mixed, 49% 050%.
Butter, creamery, 23%c; packing, 17%C,
Eggs, 174c.
International & Great Northern ........
Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio ...
Trinity & Brazos Valley.................
Ban Antonio & Aransas Pass............
Mlesourl, Kansas & Texas................
Texas & Pacific .. .
Cotton Belt .......
Rock Island ......
Santa Fe ..........
Denver ............
Rio Grande .......
Kzecr::
Carrow Brothers, Jolly, 27;
UNION TRANSFER CO.
Buses, Baggage Wagons and Car-
riages. Ready for business. Pho. 108.
Movtag Lumben .
Owing to fact we are movint to
Tenth ad Harding, will sell lumber and
building material at actual wholesale
cost Bowden Tims. Phone 711.
era, Ridgeway, 27; E. C. Morris, Sul-
phur Springs. 32; J. E. Kelner, Big
Springs, 29. 8. B Burnett. Knox City.
86; J. S. Sayers, Sweetwater, 81- J. L
Howard. Stoneburg, 51; T. & R., Justin,
34; Reynolds Cattle company, Albany,
87; J. Honeycutt, Albany, 37; A. J. Fos-
8weetwTterWa6QerH3H Dan.C amphell, ’The situation in gei
etta. 140; "A. “w "Raw t “Alnllertens8: I extremely wih .
drouth. It is conceded no
—. -1- Calitornla
1,200 Ito; Callfqrnia noft shel
Braz nuto. 14c lb; filberta,
ata, 6010c; peanuta, Jumbo,
Yesterday . ..2,000 1,385
Week ago ...2,524 1387
Month ago ..2,649 1.349
in 1666 .. .......
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour, steady; No. 2 spring wheat,
98099c; No. 3, 94 0 95c; No. 2 red, 800
85c; No. 2 corn, 54% 055; No. 2 yellow.
56c; No. 2 oats. 48%c; No. 3 white, 440
50%c; good feeding barlev, 58c; fair
to choice malting, 64 0 69c; No. 1 north-
western, 81.10; prime timothy seed,
24.85; short ribs, sides (loose), 38.500
6.70; mess pork, per bbl.. 618.15016.20;
lard, per 100 lbs., 18.95; short clear
sides (boxed), 39.65; whisky, basis of
high wines, $1.31.
0 ykes. Mill Creek, 64 heifers, 585-
1b, $3.25; Lebo A Dykes, Mill Creek, 64
heifers, 585-1b, 62.26; J L. Keith’ Ad-
dington, 67 steers, 1,025-]b, 64.76; W H.
1,006 to 1.200 lbs........ 4.100
Common to fair gras*...,, 2.753
Fair to good grass........ 3.509
Good to choice grass....... 4.00 01
Stockers and Feeders — Good
.. 186 4 76
.. 178 4-75
.. 248 4.50
. 192 4 50
. 171 4 50
. 188 4 50
. 172 4 25
. 235 4 06
. 314 3 40
. 269 8.25
. 249 3 00
. 258 2 00
. 208 3.00
. 203 3.00
. 205 2.75
. 469 2.25
Review of the Market.
Another influence manrested itself
in the cotton market yesterday and
prevented a considerable advance on
reports of the continuation of drouth
in Texas. The new feature was the
An of the world in general
Anil are Invited to
egake a deposit with us of any amount.
Ei large or small.
contract , .— ----- - - - —------
switchmen are growing worse, and
.. that about ihe only way in which pro-
duce shipments may be made is by ex-
press. Express is still moving on time
and it is thought that it will continue
to do so.
Soda and VIaugar.
To retallers: Suh. Ana & Hammer, 00 1-I,
88-80; 90 8 lb. ansorted, $3.85; 00 % lb. 88-40: 1
61 M-Ib, 83.36: 10 10-b tin cans, 64-00; aal,
kegs, 140-1b, l%e; sal. boxes, 004b. 3e; bulk.
-— .2Me. Vinegar. Riko, 60-gr, 26c:
__50-gr, 20e; Imperial, 85-gr, l6e;
Star apple. 4O-gr. 37e; White Wine, 60-gr. 28c.
Canmed Geeda.
100-lb sacks, 5.45c; granulate, la 25 and 50-1k
gaeks, 5.50c: choice yellow clarifled, 8%c: cat
leaf. In bbis, 6.10c; powdered. 1b bbla, 6.06c.
Molasses, uorghum, in bbla, 85c per gal; corm
syrup. In bbla. 82e per gal; fair open kettle,
in bbte. 42c per gal; eugarbouse, la bble, 450
per aal; Georgia cane, in bbte. 45c per gal.
Syrup, fancy table. % gala, 92.35 per case;
fancy sorghum, 1-gal, 82.80 per case; kettle,
%-gal, 82.50 per case: evaporated cane. $3.85
per gal. Maple syrup. Bender's and Old
Manet Canada nap. 1-gal. 614 per dor; M-gal,
87.86 per dee; %-gal. $4.25 per dm; H eal.
42.50 per doe; 1-quart bottles, 64.50 per doa;
Green Mountaln, gals, 613; % gale. $6.50;
quarts, 68-75; pinta. 82- Honey, wholesale
prices, strained, 9Me per lb: comb, 10%013s
per lb. Canles, assorted stick, 1b basls, TMe:
mixed, Se; pails. Me higher; pure sugar stick,
12%c.
Sugar and Molnmses.
New Orleans, Aug. 1.—Sugar steady;
open kettle centrifugal, 3103%c; cen-
trifugal yellow, 2%04%c; seconds. 2%
35, Molasses quiet New syrup, 30
034c
Liverpool - Spots— Demand inerensed; prices
easier, 6 points dosn. sales, 10,000 bales, ef
which ,80 were Ameriean; •peculation and
New York Proinions.
New York. Aug. 7. — Wheat—Re-
ceipts, 175,900 bu; spot weak. No. 2
red. 92Uc elevator and 95c f. o. b
afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth, $1.06%;
No. 2 hard winter, 95c; options steady.
Hides dull. Leather quiet. Wool quiet
Cotton seed oil quiet; prime crude oil,
nominal; prime crude yellow, 55%c.
Rice firm. Molasses, dull. Sugar, raw,
quiet and steady; fair refining, 33 45%;
centrifugal 96 test, 3 93%c; molasses
sugar, 3.18%c; refined quiet.
line of wheat for discouraged langs.
The close was weak and at the lowest
point of the day.
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts of 499 cars against 407
cars last week and 442 a year ago. The
weakness of wheat and increased coun-
try offerings caused bearish sentimeat
It is said that the Colorado & South-
ern and the Santa Fe are tied up and
it is highly probable that the union
Pacific, Rock Island and other roads
will be (led up in a day or two. In
the event the strike reaches the Union
Paclfie to any marked degree, ship-
ments that have been made to Texas
recently by way of Kansas City will
be cut off, and express shipments will
be the only way in which Texas pro-
duce men may be protected.
Bitten by Hydrophobia Patient.
Chicago, Aug. 7.—While nursing her
dying son, George, who was suffering
from rables, the result of a dog bite.
Mrs. Charles T. Davis of Danville, HL,
was bitten in the chin by the child a
week ago, and Vance Davis, a brother,
was bitten and scratched about the
face and hands. They are now under-
going treatment in Chicago.
The child died in great agony a few
hours after Mta Davis was bitten. The
attending physiciana became frightened
at the possible reWts of the bites and
yesterday afternoon brought both the
mother and son to Chicago for treat-
met ---—.......
rhursday's Estmates.
Honston, 1 to 100 bales; last year, 2.481.
New Orleans, 25 to 75 bale®; last year, 52.
63 6B, and the market was
steady A late car lot sal
at 22 70.
Butcher cows formed
J. H Blackburn. Sterling. 125 calves.
188-1b, 34 50; 27 calves. 255-1b, 22.
the day's supply of mature cattle, some
10 loads arriving for the early trade.
This was supplemented by some 20 mix-
ed loads about the noon hour carrying
a proportion of the butcher stock.
Quality was fair to good on the bulk
and in the absence of an available steer
Supply packers turned their attention
to cows. Prices held steady, with a
tendency toward ‘an advance.
Top cows sold up to 12.10, with the
bulk golng over at steady prices rang-
Ing from $2 50 to $2 75.
Not many bulls were on offer in view
of the shortened supply, and every-
thing of a decent killing order found a
ready clearance at fully stead/ prices.
to 3 point decline at Liverpool, a range
of 2 points down to 2 up for New York
at the close and a gain of 2 to 5 points
at New Orleans.
K—ass City Lvesteek. T
Kansas City, Aug. 7.—Cattle—Re-
Commisslon Houses Also Disposed of
Steefa, 36.300
mm
To retailers: Navy, No. 1, 4e: Umas, No. 1,,
6%e; pinks. No. I, 4c; No. z, 8%e: pee., No.“
1 black-eyed, 6%c; dry. 5c; bayou. 4%e.
Hardware and Ammumitln.
To retailers: Galvanized iron, eorragated, $4.25
per square; flat, 28-ga, 94-60. black "heets,
28-ga, 98.75; galvanized etone siding. $4.75 per
square; painted brick slding. 93 per square.
Bolts, carrlage, small, 60 per cent eft: large, 90 I
per cent off; machine, small, 60 per cent off;
large, 50 per cent off. Nalla, wire. 92-95 basis.
Wire, galvanined, smooth. No. 6. 98.86 per 166
Iba. barb. painted, $3.15; galvanfzed, 83.46. ■
Staples, polish, 83.16. Berewe, 60. 10 per cent
off. Axes, per Boa, $6.7507.25. Roong tin.
20x28- Inca. 200 Iba basis 616.25 per box; 216
Ibs, 110.75 per box; old etyle, 40 ibs, coating, I
818 per box. Bar Iron. 8e basis. Horseshoes,
per keg boots, $4.75. Powder, per keg. 64-66;
blaeting powder per keg. $1.78. Bhot. drop-
abot, per sack, $220; buckshot, 82.60 per sack. I
Dynamite. 50-lb cases, 40 per cent. 14c per lb.
Azo matter where you may be, you can
H bring your deposits or send them
“ by mail
And we wil treat large and small ac-
N counts with the same consideration,
"he ample capital and surplus of this
■ bank, as well an the financial
strength and standing of
its officers and directors, safeguard
| the Interests
ibly. A general rain in Texas, there-
fore. would bo attended with a sharp
drop in the contract prices, though spots
would be little affected, as under the
new system of marketing the crop
is not likely to be offered in such
quantity as to run the quotations
much below the figures fixed by the
farmers for initial disposition of the
actual goods.
Spots yesterday closed 6 points down
at Liverpool, 5 down at New York, un-
changed at New Orleans and Galveston
and revised at Houston. %c being taken
off the quotation for good ordinary and
that for low middling being reduce
%c.
Toay.
Gross receipts ... 180
Net receipts ..... 120
Grose shipments . . 153
Stock ............ 7.106
calves, 272-1b, 23.25.
W. M. White, Mercury, 28 cows, 815-
Jb. 82 40. 122 calves, 173-lb, 64.25; 20
calves. 252-lb, 22
T. I. Brown. Berwyn, I. T., 21 cowl,
787-lb, 92.50; 2 cows, 775-1b, 92.
Russell & Stephenson, Berwyn, I. T.,
23 cows, 613-lb. $2.55; 22 cows, 740-lb,
Vegetable fl eels.
To retell trade: Mustard seed, per lb. BOe;
onions, per lb. $1.5042.50; spinach, per lb, 20;
turnips, per lb. 885c; radishes, per 1b. 40c;
beans, bush and pole, per ba, 4507; potatoes,
new crop, pec bu. $1.25.
Feedstuffa.
On the Fort Worth market; Wagon wheat.
No. 2. 95c basls: carloau. f. o. b. loading
stations, per bu, 88693c. Corn, No. 2 mixed,
per ba, 56c; No. 2 white, per ba. 58c. Hoy,
alfalfa, per ton, 812.50; prairie, per ton, 83;
Johnson grass, per too $7. Oats, red seed,
per bu. 59c: northern white, per ba. Me; Texas
stained, per ba. 45e. Bran, per 100 lbs. $1.30,
Corn chops, per 100 lbs. $1.30.
Poultry, quiet; chickens, 10c: springs,
13c; turkeys, 12%c; ducks, 8c; geese,
5c. Butter, quiet; creamery, 20024c.
Eggs, steady at 134c.
Flour, steady. Corn meal, steady;
bran, scarce, high. Timothy hay, high-
er. Whisky, steady at 91.25. Iron cot-
ton ties. 81-69%. Bagging, 11 %c. Hemp
twine, 11c. Pork, lower, jobbing,
616.20. Lard, steady, prime steam,
67.50. Dry salt meats, steady; boxed aprfeots.
extra shorts, 29.25; clear ribs, 29.25; $263.25;
short clears, 89.37%. Bacon, steady, _______
boxed extra shorts, $ 10.12%; clear ribs, ~~
210.12% ; short dears. 810.25. g"T
Receipts—Flour, 7,000 bbls; wheat,
221,000 bu; corn, 60,000; oats, 50.000.
Shipments—Flour, 10,000 bbls; wheat,
21,000 bu; corn, 28.00; oats, 19,06.
This Day. Last Year.
For Great Britain......... ' —
For France ......... 250
For other foreign.... 3.882
For coastwise ....... 1,929
12.50; 2 cows, 680-1b, 22.
A. J. Foster, Sweetwater, 6% calves,
201-Ib, 84.50; 8 calves, 277-lb, 86. __________ .
W F. McGaughey, Sweetwater, 60 Ordinary.......
calves, 192-1b, 14.50; 16 calves, 298- Good ordinary. .10’
Ib, $3. « ,
J E Ketner, Big Springs, 28 cowl,
806-1b, 82.56; 1 bull, 1,210. $2.25.
Allen & Mann. Iatan. 28 calves, 241-
1b 88; 66 calves .171-lb. 24.10.
Z. HL Roch. Sweetwater, 24 cows,
874-lb, 82 66; 7 heifers, 496-lb, 12.40; 1
Jennings, Comanche. 19 cows, 775-1b, I Lyu-------------
$2.90; G J. Keih, Addington, 78 steers, iport and dreesed beef----------
1,005- lb, 14.70; Russell A Blocker. Fos- 7.25; fair to good, 85 0 6; western ateert.
ter. 66 steers, 1,083-1b, 84 66: 64 helfers, 84 8006.10; stockers and feeders,, $3 -15
847-lb, 84; Russell A Beavans, Foster. • 8- 60: southern steers, $3.4005.10; .na,
219 steers, 1,088-1b, 85; Russefl'Broth- Uve cows, 82 07.86; native heifers 88.60
-**
lit steera, 117-lb, $5.75; Connell Broth- 16.02*: piKs ana.nghte.s6e810. ...
era, Keileyviile, to ateera. 902-16, M: I. Sheepkeceipt. 2.120-294,. Mar:
11 cows, 780-lb. lilt: T Morrls, White ket stronE. 1am2* „26.76217: swe
Oak II 7*-1, M.1»; 14 calve., lend 1,255.7 V205
268-1. 14: Murchiso a sinman, 8m Pll'K 85250625; wzstern.zneen%55
angelo,‘Texas, 10 eaiv, 12-16, 15.76:/ 9.5,76; atockera and feeders, 33.600
Id Civaa IM-lb. M. 6 SAeceiptwheat, 255,000 bu; corn.
HEAVY REALIZING
others weak. Common fe prime steers,
"525* 128
stoekere and feedera, 42.5045.
Hoga—Receipts, about 26,000 head.
Market 6016c lower. ---
heavy, 86 05 0 6 16; n
heavy. 14 20 0 6; butchu- _
6.16; good to prime mix’
light mixed, e------
228; Bfgt
Sheep—Reoel
Market strong
Hides. Wool and Tallow.
Prices paid: Hies, heavy dry beef. 16c lb;
heavy dry fallen. 15c; light dry stock, 14e:
heavy green salt, Te; light green salt. 6c. Wool,
beat light medium, 280a20e 1b; medium, grass,
6-months, 16018c »; dirty. 12016c lb; berry, millet,
10012c. Tallow. No. 1, 5c ibt No. 2, 884c. H-ii.
tprew something on one of the gowns.
The officers grabbed the-stranger and
found he is the man they have been
hunting for.
Naval Store*.
Wilmington, Aug. 7.—Turpentine,
tll; receipts, 101 casks. Resin, steady
at 23.90; receipts. 499. Tar. firm at
92 50; receipts, 27. Crude turpentine,
firm at 13, 84-8004.75; receipts, 89.
Very few peaches have reached the
market this week. Prices are very
Arm.
81.75.
L L Clark, Durant, T T.. 26 cows.
815-lb, 12 60; 7 cows, 594-1b, 12 50; *
cow, 1,050-1b, 82.
J. F. Woods, Crothers, 19 cows, 868-
lb, 12.65; 10 cows, 730-lb. 12.15.
Harrow A Parker, Bweetwater, 27
calves, 275-Ib, 13.50; 10 cows. 838-1b,
81.10; 15 calves, 178-1b, 14.75.
E I Crockett. Waldrip, 66 calves.
186-1b, $4.75; 4 heifers, 630-1b, 12 75; 9
Receipts at Other Markets.
Cattle. HoE3. Sheep.
.,..20,000 15.0V0 12,000
....10 000 8,000 2.500
4,000 7,006 3,500
Metal Market*.
New York, Aug. 7.—The London tin
market was very weak owing. It is
understood, to speculative liquidation
and closed at a decline of I2 12s6d at
flT4 12s<d for futures; locally weak
and lower also with quotations rang-
ing from 128.60 to 129. Copper was
unsettled abroad with spot fl lower at
f81 and futures unchanged at 80 15s;
locally weak with prices nominal; lake.
119 50020.60: electrolytic. 619019.50;
casting. 118.50016. Lead was un-
changed at 85.1605.25 locally and at
119 2s 8d in London. Spelter was la 6d
lower at <22 in London, but was un-
changed kt $5.8005.90 locally. Iron
was unchanged abroad; standard foun-
dry quoted at 66b 9d and Cleveland
wuroata at IT* »«; locally unchanged
August ..)«■*(
Sept........
Deo..........
Mov .........
Corn-
Sept.........
21} ::::: 338
se22n: :2,
Muy .... .44%
Mess Pork, per bbl—
ne-lu FLi. va i l- a*- nt kaU ouulurn cannvt eduNl an’ -aM-
Dan H111,,Chico,39 J;.G. Street, Gold- Ir this be true, What other conclusion
thwalte, 32 Crow, & Kirk,Rodgers,,36; than that there will be a production of
T. L Swink, Purdon, 82. Earle A Bus- mUCh less than the requiren
i -Enni6..35:0. H woaRochehe. 67: bo drawn who" It iS beleved
WomanEhattssXAEan8sRownnapss; Fot thousands ot bales
alders broke Into the trade, but they
had received orders to get vealers ae
low' as possible, and quotations were 25
cents lower. Packers paid 14.75 for
tops The best outside lots eold at
14.56.
Representative saes:
ST ERRS.
nf its depositors.
9 We confidently solicit
Mew accounts, because we are pre-
U pared to render every service and
accommodation consistent with con-
H4 servative banking.
The Spot Markets.
Houston, Aug. T -(flpectal.i- Spots qulet ns
revised; Hoek. 7.103 bales; yesteray, 7,075,
shipments, 162;
Jack the Smearer Arrested.
Indianapolis. Ind., Aug. 7.—After
more than three years’ search by the
police "Jack the Smearer,’’ who has
ruined hundreds of party gowns, is un-
der arrest and has made full confession,
the police say. He is an enigma to the
police, for he is an art student, who ap-
peara to be aspiring to better accom-
plishments. He is William R. Gadd,
80 years of age, and he can give no rea-
son for his acta As some women were
the session, when the news from the
Stock Exchange came in. Then the bear
crowd dumped a lot of August notices,
probably 26.000, on the market, which,
however, were easily stopped, though
prices were turned, downward when the
timidity of the South became apparent
August at New York gradually sank to
11.40c from the opening of 10 pointe
above and October at the same time
went to 11.91c from its opening at
12.02c. Intermediately August had
touched 11.62c and October 12.08c.
The decline held only partially,* for
the close was at several points above
Gelvestom Steck.
This Day
" r
1
5......1.020
26...... 781
56 ..... 850
— 829
il - 335
18...... 740
n:::::: 835
22...... 740
New York— Open.
August .........11.50
Aefobstpctobe5.,2:12-02
January ..............
New Orleans Open.
1 Angust ...............
October ......X. 12.41
December ............
January .........12 42
ease. 83. Poultry.
Sept........... 10.30
Lard, per 100 lbs—
Sept ... 9.12% 9.15
Oct..... 9.20 9.20
Comparative Priees.
Yesterday Year Ago.
Top. Bulk. Top. Bulk.
Steers ...3 9V 3.8013.90 3.25 u • •
Cows ....3 10 2.502.65 2.60 1.7002.29
Calves ....4.75 4.250 4.50 4 25 3.2504.15
Hogs ....6 20 6.1766.20 6 5 5 6.3596.50
Sheep ....4.25 4.250... 4 50 4 600...
an-, Salensjecin_ -318Opmes1wgeat, 93,000 bu; corn.
Flyty eight loads received inuarn- 1 19,000; oats, 7,000._______
tine division. Market strong to 10c high- I .__L -----
er. Sales: M. Beaston, Tulsa, 11 steers, .StoumdVet4SK*eceots
1,260-1b average, $5 10; 11 steers, 1.061- St. Louis;, Aus; 7gCatte xanJ Mar-
ib.ayersttb. Sr rekeg, 4,5. inuyinKhppinE"na";ort
^Ti&V stera,*,02 162507 Qimrerse.beernand
averag, 14 Hhultz a K.. Winona, butsher stesrs, .258610: terrs,.unden
»> ateers 970-ib average, 14.4«. Craw- 12.000 pounde. H84 -95: ."tockers.ana
ford a Co Purcall, ill ateera 1,015-ib Ifeeders. 32.7521.60; 2978.* ...h iSu
average, sa5. T. P. kyger. Footer. «1 12225.25*. canne re. 21.7502,30: ..bull
steerg S04-lh average. 14.K: US ter?-: 54012 aT2xhurana
Sl»-Ib average, 14.20. H. M Stone- Indian ateera, 3806; cows and heltera,
broker, ElgIn, 250 eteera 17t-ib aver- »1.40®4. w.-v.t
laze. 14 25. Spradley A W.. AddInzton. Hogs-Reneipte. 7.000 head. Market
257 steere 95-1 average, »4 1TH. R. 5c lower. Pl„ ana/5hta15.75, 06
J. Saaoard. El»ln. 55 eteer, 020-lb aver- packere. 35,509522%: butchers and
aterg3sedieraverag, viri 12 5hep‛kc32520ic.000 hand. Mar-
Thomas. Winthrop. 1. T.. 50 cowe 180- Met 10c hirher. Native mutton,.38.25
lb average. 13.08. J. R. Roiter. Porum. ®7 75: lambe. |4«7 25; sulls and bucko.
15 cowe «U-lb average. 52.75. ines. 26; ntockers, 5500.
con belites, lt%c; hams, 14%
breakfast baeoa. 22c. Lard. kettl_ ------
haste tieree 104e; pare lard. 114c: leaf, 10c;
Snow White, 104c. Cooking ell. white, tn
bbla, 60c per gal; % bbls. 73c per gal.
Sagar, Molasses, Honey, Etc.
To retailers: Sugar, granulated. In bbte an-1
Receipts of sheep were confined to
a band of 198 clipped wethers, driven
in from a nearby range. They were
the cut-backs from a band of 1,566, the
best of which sold heretofore at slight-
ly better figures than the day's sale*.
The market was quoted steady on sales
at 84.25, quality considered.
Representative sales:
No. Av. Price.
198 clipped wethers......... 82 24.25
Poultry and Egga.
New York. Aug. 7.—Eggs, steady an
unchanged; receipts. 8,380 cases.
New Orleans. Aug. 7.—Poultry steady;
hens, 13%014c; young chickens. 17%c;
turkeys, 10 @ 11c; ducks, 13% 0 14c;
geese. >4.7505 doz. Fresh eggs, 15 %0
17%c.
26 ......1,654
11...... 867
Naval Stores.
Savannah, Aug. 7.—Turpentine, firm
at 55c. Resin, firm.
987 38 248
14 hands, extreme range..... 750116
Bulk of sales.............. 850100
14% hands, extreme range.... 1150186
Bulk of sales.............. 1255175
15 hands, extreme range..... 1500185
Bulk of sales.............. 1600175
15% hands, extreme range.... 1500185
Bulk of sales.............. 160185
16 hands up, extreme range... 185250
Bulk of sales.............. 1900246
Receipts. Shi
Flour, bbls ........... 29,600
Wheat, bu.............418.800
Corn, bu. .............255.600
Oats, bu...............185.000
Rye. bu............... 9,000 ......
Barley, bu............• 1.600 1,206
On the produce exchange today the
butter market was firm. Creameries,
20624c; dairies, 190224c. Eggs,
steady; at mark cases included, 140
16c; firsts, 164c; prime firsts, 17%c;
cheese, steady at 12 013%c.
Provisions were weak on scattered
selling by longs. A 10015c decline in
the price of live hogs was largely
responsible for the weakness. At the
close September pork was off 22 %c at
816.20; lard was down So at 89.07% 0
9.10. Ribs were 7%e lower, at 89.65.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat, 18 cars; corn 189; oats 77. Hoga
26,000 head.
Open. High. Low. Close.
Wheat —
BEARS POUND PRICES
IIorse and Male Qmotationa
HORSES.
Rangers ................. 55
Southerns—Common to fair... 25’
Good to extra............. 65
Chunks—Common to fair..... 85
Good to extra.............. 126
Drivers—1.150 to 1.250-lb..... 160
1,250 lbs. up, extreme range. 165
MULES.
AT THE CLOSEt
Liverpool, 2 to 3 points down.
New York, 3 points down to 2 up.
New Orleans, 3 to 5 points up.
Unifed States Experts.
■-------Dates ■ -
This week. Last y’r.
Exports to Great Britain..... 110 ......
Exports to the continent...... 1,630 5,580
Chicago, Aug. 1.— Heavy realising
sales caused a slump of more than 2
cents in the price of wheat today on
the local exchange. At the clone the
September option was off 2%c. orn
was down %c. Oats were up %0%c.
To retailers: Corned beet, 11b eans, $1.40;
22 cRM,t "aasg, ass;,: 2
#20426 Vesr.fc’%‘4
2.75. Veal and ban leaf, fa % lb cana, 810
1.10.
Floar and Meal.
To retaliere: Flour, extra specfal patents.
$2,85 100 )ba; high patenta, 82,M; fancy pat-
•nts. 82.80. Quotations to otper points than
Fort Worth, crloads, delivered;Extra opeclal
patenta, 48-1b sacks, per bW. $6.00; high pat-
eats, per bbl. 86.10; second patents, per bbl.
H.80. Meal, la 85- sacke, 54c; 17*-1 backa.
to prime, 800 to 1,006 lbs 3.4004.00
Fair to medium, 700 to 850
lbs..................... 2.750240
Medium to good stockers.. 2.503.25
Cows—Prime heavy ......... 8.2503.65
Good to choice grass...... 2.6043.10
Good to choice fed......... 2.6043.10
Medium killers .. .......... 2.2002 50
Good cutters ............. 2.1042.20
Canners ......... 1.5092.10
Bulls—Good to choice heavy. 2.650 3.00
Medium butchers......... 2.404 2.60
Stock and feeding bulls.... 18562 40
Bolognas................. 1.7592.00
Stags and oxen........... 1.753.75
Calves—Good to choice lights 4.6545.00
Good to choice medium wts 4 000 4.50
Fair to good heavy....... 3.0003.85
Inferior to fair East Texas
calves and yearlings 2.0002.75
Wednesday's cattle receipts continued
light, 83 cars. Including 17 cars of
calves, a total of 3,400 head: compared
with 9.891 a week ago. 3,989 a month
ago. 3,684 a year ago, 2,737 two years
ago and 1.025 three years ago.
Steers for slaughter were limited to
five loads on the market and six loads
direct to a local packer. The five loads
carried two fed and three grass. The
erdered-ln cattle were all grassers.
Light supplies stimulated trade and the
movement was active. with selling
founded on a basis slightly stronger
than on Tuesday. Top sales were 13.90,
with the bulk at $3.80. These were of
medium grass cattle averaging 930 to
1,060
Stocker steers were not numerous in
view of the light supply, and though
the demand was broad but little trad-
ing could be done. A bunch of well-
conditloned feederB were put over at
When your handr crack open
and bleed, use "Hooper’s Tetter
Cure."
Dandruff la a germ disease:
"Hooper’s Tetter Cure" is the
greatest germ destroyer known.
In winter time "Tetter and Ee-
zema" begin to trouble you-
Don’t forget ."Hooper’s Tetter
Cure-"k
. Standing on the feet cause them
| to blister, sweat, swell, ache and
become tinder,—"Hooper’s Tet-
ter Cure” is not' a foot ease, but
a positive cure-
“Hooper’s Tetter Cure” is sold
to cure all skin diseases or any
druggist will refund your money.
Manufactured By
4 Hooper MEDICIE Co. (Inc.)
N Dallas, Texas.
Qwin« to the high prices of barrels
and other crate material. Colorado and
California shippers have notified Texas
dealers that a charge of 20c will be
made for all barrels. Prices on crates
are 10c higher than last year.
Paints, Otis and Glass.
To retallers: White lead, per cwt, strletly
parr. 80: second grae, 87. W; third grade,
$6.25. Turpentine, per case of two 5-gal cans,
80c; la bbl tote, 60c. Mineral paints, 65c. Dry
metallic paints, per cwt, in bbla. $1.1041.20.
Venetian res, per cwt. American, 8150; Eng-
lish, 82.28. Ready mixed paints, high grade,
nl, 61-65; second grate, gal. 81-85; third grade,
gal, 81-10. Window glass, 00 per cent off Jan-
nary list. Ochre, per cwt. Ameriean. 1130;
French, 82 25. Linseed oil. western beat boiled,
BOc; row. 46c; Calcutta. Tie.
Vegetables.
Prices paid: Carrots, per dos bunches, 20e;
bees, per doz bunehes. Me; Irish potatoes, pet
bar 61; tomatoes, fancy, per basket. 65@T5e:
encumbers, per ba. The: round green and was
beans. %-bu basket. 60c: okra, per basket, TBs
081: sweet peppers, per basket. BOe; egg plant,
per doz, BOe; green corn, per tea. 16c; aqaash.
per dos. 15c; new dry on lone per Ib, 202%e;
butter beans, %-bn basket, 75c.
Watermelons, Etc.
Prices paid: Watermelon!, per dot, $1.B042,
cantaloupes, per doz. 80036c.
Green Frults.
Prices paid- Peaches, per ba. 81 50: Elberts
dm ehet. per %-bu basket, 75600c; grapes, pet
8-lb basket, 86040c.
Country Produee, Ete.
12...... «65 3 40 80...... 616
COWS AND HEIFERS.
....527 505
Rich Low. Close.
11.52 11.40 11.44-40
12.08 11.91 11.97-08
13.16 12.01 12.01-08
12 26 12.10 12.17
High. Low. Cloee.
.......... 12.75b
12 44 12.80 12.37-53
12.60 12.25 12.32-8
12.45 12.83 12.88-80
925
75::::::
226
11...... 756
5...... 816
16...... 764
80 ..... 838
Short Ribs, per 100 Iba—
Sept. ... 8.70 8.70 5 82%
Oct..... 8.65 8.65 8.57%
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