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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-23
Ian aiacIaren,s "AuId Lang syne."

Everybody likes IL. Hear Senator Roc read
from u at Y. NJ. 9. A. Hall Wednesday even
inc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-23
Ian MacIaren,s "Auld Lang syne.,

Have you read &C.? Hear senator Roe read
from u at Y. M. &. A. Hall, Wednesday even
ing Feb. "a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-23
Don't Misc 1t.

Don't Miss 1t.
Senator Roe viii read from Ian Maclaren's
'Auld Lang Syne," at Y. M. C. A. Hall We'd
nesday night. Tickets 25 and 35 cents.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-23

eBDuIDrNGs. A lob o., i0.q01 20. ~ 20 inch.
h 70 The Lsrgcs assortnt MT Of new colors
w snywhere v HcADY. 500 Westminster 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-26

sancef sTio cents per dozen at Eastern
markets. within rho past TWO weeks
Poultry IL in excellent demand on the
local market. with receipts very light
Prices are arm, with an advancing tend
ercy.
Eggs sod all the way from 1cni5 cents
today. With the majority az transact taris
al Is cents. A continuation of the present
weather will SEMI them higher.
What IL said to be the largest sale ever
n sde In domestic clean ricv was reported
from Ne~ orleans SAfurss4y--iiab tarTels-
10 the STANDARD Rice company 81 New
York. The rice viii I've brought TO that
market 20 nisei their special wants
California syag,orsif>i peaches are get
ting very scarce o. the coast and are
hlsher in price IN fact IN, lower era hos
sre about cleaned nD. ana choice xEaS
Fancy stock is l.. limited SsIppll.
The dried fruit rsayAe; combines 20 IN
very active. ans pr.ccs are gradually ad-
fanctng. stocks OF a~S-sy everything II
-his line sare buinc rapidly Cleaned up.
ARD Il looks now as Il she se-sSnn woala
w4ul uo wl.h no old eapss on mar
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-26
COFFEE.

New York January 25.-Coffec- Options
opened steady at unchanged prices to de-
cline of i points. ruled generally weak,
cables hem unsatisfactory ami light Euro
pcan orders met by local selling in face of
heavy warehouse deliveries and A crop of
tin ate nlacing next Santos yield at $500 900
bags. Closed barely stdIdy aulU net de-
cline; sales $3.50 Spot coffee, RIO dull No
Z invoice 9Is jobling l0Ss. Mid quiet; Cor
dova loeIl5i2ni7' siles 400 bags Maraoaibo
private terms.
Total warehouse deliveries from the
lrtcd States lN.ai3 including 7.ls7 from
New York; New York stock today SgS, Ell,
United States stock $500; anoat FOR tn.
United States 2Ss,oe0: totel visible for the
United States 7i6,ioo against So, COS last
eai.
Santos, January 25.-Coffee steady; good
average Santos 1880 refs per 10 kilos Re-
g ipts 1000: stock 525 900
Hamburg. January 25.-Coffoe quiet: "A
pfg decline, sales 500 "
Bio. January %. Coffee quiet: No. I Rio
MN res per kilos: exchange "a: recetpis
1000; cleared for the United States 1000: for
Europe 1000. stock a19.n00
laVre. January 2i.-Coffee closed s,cad.,.
saf net decline: sales 23.c1N.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-26

Wesineld. Texas January 20 Mr. II.
Tauienhalm is preparing 10 put ia new aud
larger machinery for his gin He cxpeota
tc have II ready for the n,tx season iIo
as been very busy this season. and SIN
the cotton Is coming Some have held
their cotton. knowing that II Bryan vas
elected they might expect better prices,
and they continue holding 1t. hoping that
McKinley's confidence laxatives might take
effect on some of their promises. But It
II generally realized by tho people here
hat they will have TO hold their cotton
at least four more years efore the conf
denoe remedy VIII produce any change for
the better.
The three months old son OF Mr.. aud
Mrs. Young died this morning OF whoopins
cough and congestion OF the brain.
Mrs. Elizabeth WhitloclS who came here
from Nebraska four years Ago, died jan
uary 22. She was 80 years old and has
had tho pleasure OF seeing four generations
OF the family in her house at the same
time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-26

i}A NS-%,4lfor.ia small white. elsG2Ec
i-f ~ fafol -'-1-tsr, PINK. 2.u-4c:
J.. ~. hgacS eft-l peas. 2-.Gt3c.
fii II J.E-lslls Star isc. dairy. lie. fam
CE LIgr er-afn@Tf, Z-g-@ cold forage
tlg.n l.I - Te1ss country butter. sn2Oc.
OILED URINE Smids. lie. prints
80 IGN GARY bricks lsc
AhBAGE -Ncw YOrk. S--5a2.5o per
erc+-
CiiEEsE- New York fun cream. lsn
lstsr Wisconsin ful cream 12QI2i C (:
fpi ne AraHrca. l-c Swfg.. M 2Ar. imlia-
toa se1.a. I72l-c; brick che.-e. llql2c.
iNutlfssf. lic.
l'sSs rexas ~ caaes. l2ftlfc
KRAFT Kew. so r--r half bhi
oNiCNs-f al.fornia. Il-l5 per bushel; &c
per poun1.
FErFEE- chile no per N.
FprATpIl fhoice Colorado and calf
'orrla Ip1E9a Aiis. opl. G5c, sweet pota-
'oey et Y. per bushel
SEED POTATOES Tennessee Triumph
81 FL peg hushel IN sacks; 1918 per hbl
New York varieties. g. BAGS per II peck
hhls
POr G.TRY- Chickens. per DOZEN. old
hcns. $. EftZ75. large fry~rs. $2flI9 SO:
bi" lEr. {-ft'2 -, according 10 Size FUR
key hens s. m 500 tuikoy gobhlers '5.Opd
o ~, ducks - 51a3@ q ss.' fi.i"ra ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-26

Chicago. January aj.-rhe opening OF the
whcat market TODAY was At a shsht AL
vrnco. SIC close be ng a lRc dechne over
saturday. The LOGS would perhaps he
somewhat greater u IL had not been that
roinn OF the traders at almost The last
moment decided 1t unwise TO leave the
floor short with government report to
he encountered tomorrow Other markets
we're duh and heavy, but show only irill-
ing changes In prices
Wheat opened very quietly. May which
on Saturday closed 1T sois .starIei this
morning. at SOFA or about l-l6 higher as
the extreme limit at which few huyei~
were found. The 81 ght improvement here
noticed was because of the "a advance
al Liverpool, together with the severe cold
which had suddenly suppllaated the pre-
y,-usiy prevailing spring-like weather. But
mo extreme dullness coupled with the
rather unsa .isfac,ogy tore OF some OF the
statlstral news soon depressed the price
10 79ss.
The demand for cash wheat was entirely
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-26
COTTON CROP ESTIMATES.
The Present Stocks and Prospective
Receipts.
COMPARISONS WITH LAST SEASON.
Ellie q o.. Of New Orleans Compile
sone very lnteresting rfEures.
Notes of the Trade.
offce of The Post

ss Houston, Mo1day. January -
Cotton men in all parts OF Europe ana
America are anxious TO reach some con-
clusion az TO the amount OF coiron that
VIII Re marketed during the season ond-
ing Angus. 81. 1871. BY February !, or ier
she FIRST Eve months Of the cotton year,
e.esd.eoe bales will be brought in,o sight
Having this basis there are no"
estimates OF tho total yisla that range
from $50 900 to s.7ctnpe bales. With siinh
: wide .slr5aron in estimates. /; IS nei
At all remarkable mat prizes have s'-'f'n
:n a r-S; for two or three wrecks, with snoc-
ularcrs Undecided a. 70 What = the true
vasue of cotton. A CROP anywhere selaw
s5soos5 bales wcal1 JUSTLY much higher
prices, a crop OF s.7noeN bales. o. IuoTa.
wcnla make tha prevailing prices hirh
enough. - no. 100 hiEh-
In this connection. the following cl-1riar
ana figures VIII ~ o. icterest- being Is
saed ey c. 7. Ellis & co. of New of
leans
Nfu Orleans Iznua-g - ~ ! fnroisch
shs courtesy o. fris-nds n the irierin- We
have received replies from points nor 9ee-
lIlssly reported ,sy .ts4 exchanges tsrersce
GATE Janus~y lsl 20 inquiries e-rsia ga
hast week rpsfec-i1s p-csans socks sus
yrosiereivo rerr.pls o. -os7ar fcf ias 1la-
ancs, o. he season. and. for n4-7osrs az
comparison. IN. as-inni socks a; rorre-
spprg,fsnr dafss las yea-, and Tecesp-s 70
END % season are given.
We susuai, ine tsIres, Is gwen without
Comment. isrhsss Is ~ 20 sssie pa; tnev
amply justly me r--aut change ~ our
CROP ideas
TO mare the amount q COTTON nrgasht
g.. t~. a aasI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-26
MONEY AND INVESTMENTS.
Doinns Of a Day With Nall Street
Operators
PRICES ARE GENERALLY DEPRESSED
favorable Influence ON the Gen
crat List-frnctionai Declines

New Ncrk. January ss--one OF the low
est records OF business recently established
was male today in the stock market
There were two divergent movements IN
tri.es and the Anthracite stocks oNeste~
4 decided unfavorahle sympuhci'c inbu-
cnce On :he general Ist. The market open
cd weak and generally lower under the
;cws Of unsatisfactory London prices for
Atner.car securities TIE announcement
of ltdrctica in both ectuAl and posted
rates Of sterling exchange. however. aud
covering Of shorts soon checked the re-
dictionary tendency and caused general
advance. The Anthracite eoalers had
iscvn conaficIously heavy. but also figured
prominently in thu rally. particularly Del
aware and Hudson and New jersey CEN
trail whch gained ~ and Yer cent re-
spcctiVely. Bonds were IN snail volume
however. end confined 10 III, lea tlng prop
critics.
Trading after the first hour became very
dgi with prices showing disposition to
seq on realizdt.ons and be n sales. tho ex-
prgiaficr Of more favorable romrariso 5
OF 10 lroad earnings haVlng PREVIOUSLY
strtuEtheI.ei the railway list AMI $. Pdui
.rlproVpt q fraction despite a da-rrdsc tor
tn, week OF SN.sdi and sales nv the arui-
TRACE Houses. Consolidated Gas rose -
To itsie Later hear operations AsA.9sl the
A1thraohi;c co>tltrs Increased t1rcin!3,
lGsT1 on the expectation of favorable
aisiual report of the Delaware. liGd tru
AMI Lacklwanna. to b. Made public TINS
week. The first mentioned dropped -, and
the las, 2'.. while New Jersey Central Suf-
fered 20 tile extent OF =. per cent. Ihu
ICntii.ued ulfavO-ablc = tuattou on the
Auihigtc ic coal trade and the p9rular out
look FOR business facilities the work of
traders depressed prices Tho gra1g-
or sci eial railroad list and Industrial
.NsF .a.ff hort t.t %.
tracu0Hally. TIE closing was wolk at
fract onal net losses.
Railroad bonds were quiet but generally
VOL hc-d ds.ie from the Hooking Valley
issues which sold off Lpor tho depr. sslon
Ia tho hsiuminous coal trade. Sales Sl,o5s.-
Ol0
The total sales of stocks today Were IN
80 shares including Sugar ~ 10. BIrl.ns-
ton -. 100 81. Paul 1920
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-26

lacking, and in the absence of such 90
n,and the small wcr,ds shipments aih 90
nestle recs.pis ara r.uuctivii IN snc
atNciy sh.ail dVct.use N the amount Oh
ocean passage was regarded as an ihipor-
tanl b,arish FACTOR ami an incrtase oil ~.
tpu bushels in Liverpool stocks for tnc
week Were also cons dcrci OF much great
w consequences than .is.1n busneis de,
grease in the ,r1iirc stock of me lnitei
kirgdon. The receipts hene were -oa oars
CunitarNd with ughty ears a year ago.
Mknreapois and Duluih received 49, cars
against SlS IA week ago AMI IA on tue cor
shipments OF wheat and hour were 100000
enshels eomparoi with weekly leqli r.
deere aSed l5ii.,O busheis compared with
{tSi0o bushels decrease II year ago. T,.o
EXPORT cletfahecs from Atlantis ports
saturday were oaly $4,000 tu h Isl witat
down to 1gh.N7s3., but iirmcd up again
near the close. due to lndspos.ton among
some of IN .calpers 10 50 h rne shori " tn
the uncertainties OF tbs Washington aTr.-
cultural report hanging over thepL 1ne
ciussng price was .asuisSs
Corn was Inactive and ieatureless. The
price hold about steady during the first
hour, out when whea. got Easier corn also
sold of traction. The visible increased
lhtvc bushels AGAINST an increase Of -
IlatW bushels last year.
oats Were uu.ct with nothing of any
consepu, ncc 10 report on the market.
TRAD ne was rather limited aud entiroly OF
Il iNNAt4 SttiIAUs HiNu'c. SilgfG uNtIlnsS
were noted due to sympathy with wheat.
Nav opened a shade h CHER ana closed at
iAHl1Is bid.
Prov!s ons were slow AT the close May
pork was 2i1c lower, May lard and y lbs
shade lower each.
isrmatssi rec@pts tomorrow Wheat
II corn $50. oats SO cars: hogs 2l.0to
Cash mo'atlons were IS follows:
Flour Steady.
-Wheat-No. 2 spring, 77@sa7Sas; No. .
-; No. 2 red, s5A.nSais.
Corn-No. =, ?2V2si,.
oats NO. 2 Is; No. white. Z. O. b. 1917
u2n's' No whit. t. o. b.. t7Ill.
ltse-No. .. 3Ois.
Barley No. 2. nominal, No. g. (. o. D..
FLAX .ced-No l. 74d7GiS
Timothy sesi--Pr.ma 20
Mess porlS-Per barrel, 792d79s
l.arl-Per lc1 pounds S.q5QS.G7is.
short ribs si1cs-.l.oo ae54I.- o.
Dry salted shoulders Boxed. Nsm4's.
Short. cicslr sidrs-Boxe lisnN,
Whisky Dis,illcrs' finished goods per
gallon, lis.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-26

.Tnrk"ys, are reported very ycarco on the
local market
WIND ducks were in good SUNNY tot.,r
and sold az low prices
Local business IN coffecs f. irnprovinv
both roasted and green being n demand
Tn" market for refined sugar ~ onio,
rnh no Indication Of what direction prices
vii take next.
Canned pcarhes Of all grades arc ,ro,,
and advancing. No standards have a l.
vanced 10 cents por dozen recently
II canned peas, the lower grades suob
~ Early Jnnes and Marfowfats are ln
good delnand. These two grades have III
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-26
NEW YORK MONEY

Nov York. January 25--Clcsrings. tc7-
aG3 tg35; balances sS,3iS760 Government
bonds strong. state bonds dull: railroad
hogdS easy. Money on call easy NJ TOO
pcr cert: last loan iS; closed oncrel Ia
FER cont. Prime mercantile p9per. ?isGD
per cent Sterling exchange weak. with
WiSSas for demand and 4Siii0iSiis Tor
sixty daJs. PoStei rates. isJdi SOL. and
81 .0tSsl3. Commercial bills Isl Silver
certicAtoS. 5.A. Bar silver. "a rs. Mex
ican dollars. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-26
FINANCIAL CABIFGRAN

New York. January 25.--1'he Evening
Posts London financial cablccram SAYS:
fhc stock markets were outlet today.
Americans were steady. bitt shares we've
rcreloot"l and the changes were based on
iirolY on the New York market The
Faris hourse was unsettled. The Berlin
n. arkct was firm.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-26

These 9urihsicns a'r rtvassd "a ~ ari
the.r correctness cAn tse rolled 4pon. The
pFscrs ARE those rating ta the Hons on
"ho'tjfAlH Fssst'kscss
N ~ ehf3A - ,fs,7Ifen4 $50 rc-
es.oiaes, 5efs'c fss soz.n hoNesa castor oil
50 siSst.f's ieo~f'er s = iset kes ssen5s
81 ;S.el S.
800 --S>ao'1 f9csF. eaNes. - z s'ss', "a
satks rs l-ss; f'siss's.s;. >s-s1>sse DIS sa!t.
@e"'-t Nv fofN SAT- asilif>, s'sslh S-Sc
Nss's;'7s ss} bellies &c s-lckt's bellies. s..
s-sGisiNG AND rIES--carisai lots. {
9 q, 1ons.pH or tiAlFesion isaerinS- : 81.
" - ~. tssc. =. ia, ~ Ties Arrow Nc,
nl.a.TIe ai..ae ,..,,,.,.,-,
"a lNtT Tow l'hss-- ArsS lh = ~
/. .b - r. o. -ior is ulf doz;,.
~. = ili, ga +. n. AS SIS ~ ~itocn. y
p-r aoz So .h So. p S'c \ g..
s - per dc4 Ao,ei y rz, so Son Boa.
p "a ~ ~ a2 "a, o.. sic
- n D. ~ 44-~t'ef 5o@ea S'r2R'
~ sS '"'-4es.'f, Hsnfaf'f' IS lAl izsard-
e. i'''il .'s sy-i'sss hi1 c0fe.f ss- VI c.
'5il -1YItaf }'-4F-s stitl4af = '''r.ib ~.
55.s'e- hAr.ltFi Pears. : %, sl'fH it9'
A--,s3 80 i'oas -eN sith.5" "a ~ s''rF
Aa--it So. y. snf g.'zs- iio~- $50 ~ "a ne
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-26
VISIBLE GhAIN sIrppLY.

New York, January 25.--The visible sun
ply of grain Saturday. January 81 as COM
piled by the New York produce exchange.
was AIS follows.
Wheat d. $1,000 bushels. decrease l,l6i,-
900 corn. 2l,7lS.00O bushels, increase l9c,
900 oats 10, $4,000 bushels. decrease 469. CO.;
rye 1865 900 bushels Increase 222 600. bar
Iey. $4,000, decrease 275 900.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-26
ST. LOUIS

81. Louis, January -Cattle--Recnint.
600; shipments, 200: market steady; nativs
shipping steers. 3.5ell 500; dressed beef and
feeders. 2.25n375. light seers. 275d4iO;
cows and mixed, 1.7an275. Texas and IN
dl1n catflc stra1N. steers, . SIt 1-; COWS
1tSf2.15. Hogs-Receipts coon. shipments
900; market higher. light. 3 4ed3 80: mix
81, 3. 20a3,io heav.eS, 3I0n3.50. Sheep-Re-
ce'pts POO, shipments, none. market
strong. muttons. 25Dni.l0, culls, l.GJ02 ~;
lambs ifM5.sO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-26

New orleans, January 25-H Hog products
dhll. pork, old, "a: new, rs. Lard Re-
rned, tierce. 3',m3 rs. Boxed mcats-Dry
salt shoulders, ~ sides. 1 3-s. Bacon
clear ribs sides, ~. Hams-Choice sugar
cured. 9l,ll2. coffee-Rio. ordinary 10 low
lair. l2H@li. Floar-Qu'et; extra fancy
!. iou 80; patents, i.SoU4.9o Cornmeal-.
Steady. ] IS Bran--f'irnl. jT56 Hay
Steady' prairie prime. l2.010l2.5D. choice
1860 lh.50. Corn-Quict; No. 2 sacked. pa
20; white and yellow. 30. Oats-No. .
sacked 23'su2+ Rice-Steady: ordinary to
good, 3-Sfii,s.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-26

Barb"l wire qup'aiions are for carload
lot o.. b Houston. Mails are quoted in
siuhH lots
BARHED WIRE GHdirn gal. ,2a0
tor 100 Ms. painted w.rc S?oj: Waulcgan
~ hlphef than GMhleu.
WIRE NAILS Rate = - per key. ad-
~ ana 70. ~, "a aud 81, 31c. 81. Is: I'd
7,-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-26
BUTTER AND Eggs,

Chicago, January 25-Butter firm.
creamery lSUloia; dairy 9nl7. Eggs iirln
fresh Is. Cheese stAldy, "sc
81. Louis. January 2j.-Butter steadv
unchanged. Eggs higher, r. ''s
Kansas City, January 25.--Butter stoady +:
creamery nag ls1s, dairy l0uiS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-26

APTLES -Rcu Dav-s. Baldwin and
Gisen.ngs. {2.eT1e.75 per bul. Wine saps
s. 7f1f3. o.
BANANAS Per busch. packed for ship
mrui, VI .gl1 70, loose lunches 7jec.tl 80
coHpANDTS-S3.7 5pioo per iGn. ,2i 40
per 100
LEMONS Messina AMI Palermo choice
8.DpH3 u, fancy s. gDfffOp
NUTS Brazil 90 per ID: nlbcrts. sicily.
lie: Naplns l2i-c; wainuts iinl2c, peanut
sacks pecans Ti4asiac
,oRANb)s California, navcls 1915: cal
norma secfhngs, s. 5J5t2.75 per box
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-26
stt:

New orleans. january 95,-Su gar quiet
cpan kettle au2 -lG;cenlr.fugal grlnuiated
S'sn@'s; whites ShuSss yellows 3 3-iSffSis.
seconds 2hu3 3-ls. AIolass,s steady; opcsi
k1tIle SU2p. centrifugal ipll; syrup steady
lsf,lG '
New York. January ea-Susar-Raw
steady; sales 1ooo0 bags: Sil Domingo cen.
trliugal. 81 test. 3 3-l6. retincl dnn ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-26
LONDON MONEY

London. january 25.-Consols for money.
III 1-l6; consols for the account. 1i2l.. Par
silver, gHad per ounce. Money. tQli, per
cent. Rate OF discount in the open mar
ket for short and three months bills. 81,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-26
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas city. Mo, January 25.--Wheqt-
Slow, about steady. No. > hard. 79 No. =
led. 9pHN. No. > spring. 77U7s. CORY
Very slow, No. mixed. romiuallv 17dl7a.
SLOW hut steady: No. : white. rori-
iEally lT.Ml7ai; Hye-No. >, nomiually 3o1
81. HaY-Wcak: choire timothy. S.0opS ~:
choice prairie 5O0m55o. RcceiptsW Wheat.
., 500. corn. 1850; oats. Hoo Shipments
-Mheat 10. 300: corn. ll.60o. oals. 900.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-26

New York. January % hcat-Re ,eipts
IL $50; export N.S4. Spot duh n al weaker;
No. haid a6i,. Options exceedingly iull
and easy all day, closing No rel Jan
vary SH,. May ~. Hides and leather
firm. Wool steady
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-26
GRAIN AND HAY.

Carload lots. job cars, from mills. deal.
.rs charge from ei,ore 5dfl0c more ner in
corn and le1 l5c per 100 lbs on hay,
BRAN-62a65c
cHOPPED cORN-ssc per 100 lbs.
COMMISSIONS, sacked
OATS White Nebraska 2S19Siac
HAf-Alfalfa, 81. 50nl2 20 per ION mllIe,
S2.eo; timothy, N2Jpnl3.tO, South r"xas
s9.5efIl0.59 ""''
SOkGHUM SEED-tl 20 nor 100 III.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-26
PAINTS AND OILS.

.oIl~-Linsecd. In bbls, raw, sc: boiled
$50 petroleum, 100 test. in bhls, lsc. in
stove gasoline, in cases, $40: In bbls, lie:
Enpion oil. In bbls. l9c. in cases. SEQ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-26
DRIED FRUITS

pRiEN FKUTTN
fsner 81 sci, In bsxcs sec
M; choice esApDrstca stsc. faxlcN Sex.
tITRI,N--ltc per th
FlGS--Tnrk 81 layer ls@iss,
Clfkk-A NTS-In kbiS &c cleaned cur
rants IN hoxes. &c, tn ib cartons. .s-c.
PEACHES Eva po,ia.ssi uilscelei. Sf
Size
PEARS Ks-apoTaisSi, s,.aTa-
ArRlCoIS- sat. ,e,.>,
RAISlNS-Caliior1ia l.. L. boxes. new
Si.sssll.' 70. /. box l. l.. raisigS co.. s-cr,own
J.. NJ vAtsns, 80 III boxes. SC; s-crcwn /.
NJ, - n boxes SIC
PRIMES - Crop Of 1876. California
phones, s,lRes. $3.50 SN-s.ls -. t9tr: TS,-Sss
sssgsfisc, s-N's. &c. sl.ssS SC. 4a-Sss. &c: sii.
WI IrHlncs, s'sc, rihy pruaes. Size
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Open-l Noon r
ing.l Call, IClos.,o

a asked: bid.
NEW ORLEANS FUTURE
Opened quiet; 12:o5, quiet; close \
sales. 26,O00.
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COTTON.
HOUSTON SPOTS.

HOUSTON Daily STATENrNr
c,o. Today. satday. Last y'r
-'i'i 1884 S,iia
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castor oil, rnciicai pi,re, si.eo; ,nrpen,ine.
tn bills S2c
WHITE r.EAp-Scrsctis rnrSs. efssAo.
siardazsi white head. aisc. painters. &C.
WINDOW classic bOxe>. ~ arld " ~
90 and Is per c<as Discount. rev list
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a asked: b bid.
LIVERPOOL FUTURM
Opened quiet, demand modenls(
m, quiet: closed easy: tenders ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-26
LIVE srocA-
HOUSTON.
GALVESTON.

Reported for The Post by A. z. Norman.
I've stock coran!sS on merchant
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-26
LIVERPOOL SPOTS

NEW YORK FUTyREs
Opened quiet and easy; i,:x us
steady; closed steady; ales MI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-26
MrstiieI,l Hens.

ST Louis Mo. January 2i.-w pol qu'et.
firm and unchanged
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-26
NEW ORLEANS

fr.lN otffie and calves IN fair demand .
l-aet o'srsi"tsed with sheep and hogs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-26

II. $. Cialutti of New York, Louis Iacos.e
OF La Porte and =. r.. Price. VIM. Surand
and j. q. Dorman of Clinton. Mo- were
visitors at the Houston cotton exchange
today.