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The Waldersee-chaffee trouble seems
to have resulted in nothing more serious
than breakfast for two, which means cof-
fee without pistols.
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Senator Wellington asked that his name
be kept CT the Republican caucus roll.
and now Mr. German says the Democrats
do not want him. However, wellington
will not be alone. There is Pettigrew.
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The sultan probably thinks that Uncle
Sam never heard of the saying that ev-
e-ything comes to him who waits.
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Now that Dom Paul is safely located
in The Hague, 1t is to be supposed that his
stock of Dutch courage will be renewed.
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The season is now somewhat enlivensd
by the appearance of the Congressional
Record.
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Gen. Carter has again fired and been
compelled to fall back.
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AxUsEmrxrs TODAY.

SEATTLE THEATER-Frsnk Dsniels In Tine
ABesr" Special matinee and evening
THIRD AVENUE THEArER-"Brown's In
TUwn."
0RANp OPERA HoUsE-rrmross 4 Dock
Sks6srb uinstrels.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-03
WORLDS VISIBLE.
Increase of 77s,s4O BALES, Compared
with Inst Nenr.

New Orleans, November Secretary Hes
ters statement OF the worlds visible supply
OF Gotten compares the figures Of this week
With last week las, year and the year be
fore. It shows 40 increase for the week just
closed Of 9l,45e, against an Increase Of ,5,2y7
last year aud an increase of -So,4H year be
fore last
The total visible is 2.S5i 025. against 2.659,
ESs last week S,62is55 last year and 1854. 600
year before last OF this the total Of Amerl-
can cotton is 2a93,025. against 2.Z02,569 last
week. 5,iZ9,Ss5 last year and $3.50 600 year
before last and Of all other kinds, including
Egypt Brazil, India. etc. fjS 900 bales
against 49, coo last week, 495. 40 last year
and 474 600 year before last The Total
worlds visible supply OF cotton shows an IN
crease compared with last year Of 10. $40
and a decrease compared with year before
last Of Loo 2e5.
OF the worlds visible supply as above there
IS now ailoat and neid Ia Great Britain and
continental Eurage l,il5,000 bales against
,OO0 last year and l,1lS,O0O year before
last; IN Egypt los, 00O against $4,000 last
year and 5000 year before last: in India
$4,000, against 1871 COO last year and Isl 900
year before last, and In the United States
1.lfIO9o, against 1900 oo0 last year and l. &C., %
900 year before last.
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HEAVY STAPLES.

AMMUNITlON-Pow der. per aeg $1,000
zo' biasung powder 81 60 per keg: drop shot
uei sack 81 DO; buck 81. So
BACON Extra short clear. IN sacks, Slsg
BAGGiNG AND TIEs-Bagging. lib &C.;
ga ID 9lac. arrow ties, less than carload
lets, from Houston, Sl.45.
CANDY-Stick, wrapped, basis "a 7h47Ac
per ID: No, l, full weight. basis "a. '5s4Se
uer 10; special sizes hc higher.
CANDLES-Stgr. full weight, lll9c; Gran
lie run weight 1l&c: Electric Lights 10h;
CENENr-Pordand ss.75G9 %; Rosendalo
COFFEE Rio fair lol4@iossc, prime Ia
llAc. choice ll&dllisc; peaberry los: Cor
dola lSc. Roasted caffees; Arbuekie's Ariosa,
bass lOO-lh cases, 10 6Oc delivered, gallo lS7oe
delivered. Apex " soc.
CRACkERS--A b c soda, bulk boxes sac,
l-lb cartonJ CSC; ginger snaps &c; creams
Sc: stage blanks &c: cakes and jumbles lie
ent $3.50: fancy half patent $50; third grade
-four in wood i5c per barrel higher,
FARINACEoUS GOODS-Grits hominy
end cream meal IN barrels 81 COOS TO- Pearl
meal in 4o-lb sacks, 81 Old2.l0 per barrel
Of foug sacks Scotch cats - 50, Friends
oats 81 90 Columbia oats 81 00f2 10: Hawk
eye oats s2.o012.l0.
LARD-Rehned tierce. compound, SIC; lea:
S'sc 50-lb cans higher tha0 tierces, l0-lu
cans Ao higher 5-lh cans &c higher. S-ib
cans 1c higher.
HAMS-S Standard ioc picnic hams 7iic,
:. t,oNEY barrels 5o9isoa per salion 70
comb sole In l2-lb cans. extracted. 5tserIo:
round sections i2Rlle.
LlME-Bulk 800 per barrel; eoopered
MoLAssEs- ReeoHed. fair icY0lse: primo
.eqsie, choce &8e6c: fancy new crop syrup
S2g sse. nnre new crop syrup, CSC,
CONDENSED MILK : Eagle s7ooa7.'s
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WEATHER scAREs.


Cargill Richardson say OF cotton:
The cold wave has apparently passed the
cotton belt with only light frosJs in ex-
treme northern portion followed by dry.
warmer weather and lower temperature.
All cotton markets closed lower today. L.iv-
erpool about 4-6i; spots l-32 sales 5000.
New York closed II 70 p lower, New or
leans u to u lower than Wednesday spots
l-ls down in New York. unchanged else
where. Into sight for the week $40, i4s
against 1921 last year Amount 10 date
2Ui 800 Ia excess OF last year Memphis
and Augusta received 1854 against S57S Es-
Inmates ~ Houston and New Orleans $1,000
against $500 Considerable cotton has Deeli
bought during the weather scares the past
lew days, and much OF this is still held,
waiting for something OF bullish nature
10 advance prices. There Is little TO en-
courage speculation sufficient 10 advance
prices materially operators preferrlng to
even accounts until after election
Liverpool stock American cotton Increased
$500 bales durfng the week Call loans
bid to p per cent on the stock exchange
late this afternoon.
The New York cotton exchange viii ciase
at II O'Clock tomorrow, 10 o'clock our time.
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New York, November 2-Ine pt. ssi for IN
fishes up with the general .,t n,~' as II stoud
prac tioally in the same position a.
a week ago.
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IN THE STOCK MARKET.
iardshipS Of Borrowers Increased by
Slrictness Of Lenders
LARGE DEMAND FOR SHORT TIME LOANS
cry in stocks Late In the Day,
but Prices Yielded Again.

New York, November 2.-Today's develop
ments in the money market served fully to
justify the precautionary attitude assumed
by influential interests toward speculation
during the present week. Had the bor-
rowing with which to hold stocks on marg n
proceeded this week with the headlong
eagerness that was shown last week the
effect of today's furry in call loans in
ev. tably would have been much aggravated
In the first place the ava liable resources
Of the money market would have been
much depicted and IN the second place,
the contraction of credits necesstated
would have brought out much burdensome
offerings of stock for sale As II was,
speculative holders OF stocks seemed to he
well fortified with time loans. Those VINO
were not had to face 20 per cent loan
rate and a material extension n the casa
margin required to carry stocks over the
election. Cash margins Of 30 per cent were
demanded on large scale.
The hardships of borrowers were increased
by the additional strictness OF lenders with
regard to collateral the rate being pr
cent higher for loans where there was any
admixture of industrial securities than
where they were all railways Consider
able attention was attracted also by re-
ports of a greatly increased demand Tor
short time loans. Il was reported that
thirty day loans early commanded per
cent, while those for longer periods could
be had as low as per cent. This created
mediate future of the money market ~
was claimed that the high rate for call
loans was due SIMPLY to he temporary w
ing up OF money incident to the monthly
settlements and that there would be a
quick release next week or as soon as
dividend and interest disbursements began
to find their way back INTO the money mar
ke..
The suhtreasury was debtor to the claar-
ing house today to the amount OF S239z II
on account of government interest pay
ments.
The feature of the preliminary estimates
OF The week cash changes Is the reversal
shown in the current of the money move
ment with the interior
Although there has been liquidation III
the stock market the borrowings .nciieht
to the monthly settlements are likely 10
figure in he loan item tomorrew @lh the
effect of Increasing reserve requirements.
Covering by shorts caused recovery IN
stocks late in the day. but the prices Yelu-
ed again IN the closing dealings.
The bond market was dull and Irregular.
Total sales par value, sl,olo,OO0.
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Quet and unchanged.
WAeat--No. 9 6Sd7l% No. red 73Ad76.
Corn-No. > 3Sls No. yellow 3Sia.
Oats-No,2 22422Ai No. ? white 25h No. 3
white A12u26.
Barlcy-fair to choice mailing 5745S
FlaAseod-No. 1.Slq1s2; No / Northwest
ern l6l14Q1.S4.
Timothy seed--Prime AIS.
Mess pork-Per Dbl. 1150.
Lard-per 100 lbs 7O7lzGo7 1914.
Short rib sdes-Loose 6.6016.s0.
Dry stated shoulders Boxed 6U6A.
short clear Subsidized 6.65q6.75.
Whisky Basis Of high wines 1.27
Ari t.ln D. ~ L.
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in THE COTTON MARKETS
The Into Sight Is Now in Excess Of the
1897 Movement.
PEOPLE FORMERLY BullISH NOW BEARIsH
s.uture. Closed at Decline md the
Cool Wave Had No EHect-smaii
sales OF Spots.

Tho hears again had control Of the mar
no. ana they claim that the situation JUS
tiaes much lower prices. Since September
tho into sight amounts to S.i70.Si0, against
aI56.gs0 in 1897, the his crop year, when
ii 200. COO bales were raised. Considering me
TACT that the present season Is regarded as
beng from fifteen to twenty days late TINS
A. certainly an avalanche OF cotton TO come
on the market in so short space Of time.
Men who were ardent bulls month or
so ago are now as bearish as they were
buIlish. and all on account OF the heavy
movement because there has been no other
change IN the situation.
Compared with last year the receipts are
much heavier. At the same time the export
movement this season is much in excess Of
last year. And yet the daily sales at Law
erpool fall short OF the average.
Crop estimates run from 100000 up.
month ago $4,000 was the limit. The crop
was not then moving, but since then the
receipts have in the aggregate broken req
ords,
month or SIX weeks ago had any one
had the temsFity 10 place the into sight
on November in excess OF 1897 be would
have been ridiouled, yet be would have
heen a prophet.
The cool wave was just sufficient to make
people feel comfortable and walk hTiskly-
The bulls expected It would Justify an sd-
vance Of at least Is points. Tns contrary
wac the result and a decline followed the
cold wave In North Texas there has only
boon a Hght frost and no damage has re-
suited whatever A wet spell, accompanied
by high wind, is the only kind o. weather
that would now do any damage. a clear
cool pisht With frost would no, cause IN
Jury On the sther hand. X Is held that
frost would be beneficial. SO much cot
ton IS open, howeves, that a high wind,
accompanied b. rain would blow 1t out and
nat univ stop or delay picking. but would
cause damage
Yesterday the spot markets were IN
ouleseeat state Liverpool was OF i-32
and New York LIS. New Orleans advanced
good middHng l-is and middlins fair Is
sales we're light N al the markets.
Futures IN Liverpool closed at decline
Of 3-64 to 5-t4
Neu Orleans futures opened . TO 70 points
below Wednesdays close and on the close
the decline was Il 10 u points.
New York futures opened 20 points
down and closed to Z points down from
Thursdays last prices.
Tue estimated receipts at New Orleans
FOR today are pur AZ 12ooO to 1900 against
151s5 las. year. Houston expects 1900 &c
1900 against lfis2 las. year
There IS nothing encouraging IN the
situation just now. because Of the BIG move
msnt
Following Is the range OF prices Tor ~
active months in New York and New Or
leans:
January -. bl-os 9.Q5 20 17-a
March .......... 3.05-es 800 SIS S.3a-t
lr Sew Orleans
March .......... S.S5-a $50 SO SD
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Spots closed easy. with prices unt hanged;
sales lsS bales.
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HEARINGS BURNED.
A Peculiar Fire in IA shipping Pen nt
Atlanta.

Atlanta, Texas. November IA rather
novel hre occurred here today in the
Texas and Pacific loading pens. a stock
man from the West had massed two or
three hundred yearlings here for ship
ment t. the West ana was brand ng and
greaslng them preparatory TO shipment,
By some mishap one OF the creased year.
lings ught hre from the branding iron
and In trice all the closely Jlmmed herd
OF creased cattle was ablaze. dozen or
two Of the yeal Hngs are badly burned
and may die. otherwise not much damage
was done. but there was considerable OF
str gnl excitement for a few minutes
ans the stockman has a herd OF hairless
yearlings.
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Magnolia sa.soai IS; Dime ss.sOaS'so' cnai
oYsTERs-i.lb full weight t.oz sGgsoei
9-pound. full weight, SOC. N'oOul.eo 81,
pound full weight 95cdN. 00i 2-pound, fui
weight 1907. si.75Ql So; lip Iight we'kh''
Il a Coo; 2.Ib. light weight, '5@s0c.
PfCKfsES-Ffve- gallon kegs Si,eo; !u-ssii
Ion kegs sss5: is-hbls $3.50; pints, Ame,i-
can stvle g5Igcc; quarts. American style'
si25; k-sallon 81 .0cd2.25; l-galon, Amer.
can style. sSl5Gs. %; 1-gailon. HeAason'
RIcE-Extrs fancy head sAdsNc ch s,i "a
5d5hc fair 4Mg4lsc; fancy impor'eu o'a9
RoPE-sisal basis 7-1s. &c; Manila li%c;
untarred lath warn 71ac; tarrsd &c oso,
SALT-Liverpool, coarse SOrvcc' my me 49, s3JI
81 90; Louisiana. coarse Sc, me sne' o. % II,
2S-i0s $780, c0-5s $40: l0O-Ss s-'oV' "''
s.s5. 49,. ,,,s
SALT FIsH-Mackerei, No: in lob KITS
e5c6 81 90; half bbls. 70-lb No so'oo' tuos
sALMoN-Fancy Pillar Rock Coiumoia
River 81 Is: web Foot Coludibla River sl.-o
al 30: Helmet Alaska 81 coal 10.
ARDINEs-America quarters ~ 2on4.sV'
mustsrd s.. 90a4 90, imported Gillette grace
quarters 81 90 fancy spra.s. 1dur.ers suou
STARCH-Standard goods: Pearl IN ", o
boxes 4isd4hc; Royal Gloss. bulk 4%g4Ac,
Nickel. 100 packages per box N.fo, corn
starch SIC per 10. 20 and 40-lb boxes
sUGAR-Quotstiou are for small lots. Spe-
clal prices are given on 'arioad ORDERS
Standard granulated 6isd6Ac; cubes and
powdered 69sd6iac: Louisiana yellow CHARMED
fancy sac. choice SIC Arbuckle's 2'lo anu
5-lb packages SIC.
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MnrIxet Narrow ana Tnn,..

New York November There was al
easy open,rg OF me cottol market today
a. decline Of 2d4 points Cables we're not
satisfactory aud the fast thai frost was
stll holding oil increased the selling rhs
Geeiine was extended to sUls points. after
Thi,t there was narrow and very tame
market the local aeals having been already
pretty ven eysned up IN antclpailon OF to-
D.o'sow's erieI session tone hour The
nafhr VIZ finally quiet al net decline
Of sGl2 points Taxing the session as A
vince, u lel resented The sma lest market
O. iTcs nj tinles.
re1e plly weak feeling prevailed. the
safciAie Charaftvr OF tho weaiher aceoun; 4
nfr Than n etting Indications Of smaller
sesipts The foit3n belt remains practical
~ without most. recent Indications Of a
cold 2aec i'ayng been followed by alnrns
s2rinztikc cenritons 10 NOS cotton localit as
vf,sie eSeni 81 the remote Noi Invest the TEN
psiaturc shows rising tendency There wa
seeded a''fciice Of speculative in,eres.
while Reports frcm he Southern spot mar,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

PoRr OF GALVESTON, November q
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Bearlsh Areedtine News, Liberal Receipts
and Improved Weather.
DECEMBER WHEAT CLOSED ~ LOWER
Corn Closed I-Ic Higher md oats
uncha nged-Hog Products Closed
1-2 to 10 Cents Lower.

Chicago. November 2-Bearsh Argentine
news, liberal receipts and improved weather
were factors in weak though active wheat
market today, December closing 1sc under
yesterday Corn closed &c higher and oats
unchanged. Hog products closed 2isg7lsc to
1Oc lower
Wheat prices after an active session, left
an Irregular trail, but for all It's tendency
was plainly downward December opened
hc 10 Sc higher, at 74Ad74lsc. under pres
sure from shorts. who were surprised at
slight advance at Liverpool in the face OF a
decline here yesterday. The crowd however,
seemed to have plenty of long stun and the
clear weather and Argentine cable reporting
bring much OF it out. December dropped to
Hlsc early, rallied to 149s0Alac and then
pressed by additional influences, including
liberal primary receipts and the closing Of
three HouI mills at Minneapolis, slumped to
1850. On profit- taking by the shorts, De-
cember rallied sharply to 734c, hut the ad
vance failed to find substantial support and
further liquidation set the price back to 15lsc.
The decline brought some export orders
into the pit. New York reported sixty loads
taken for the other side and December re-
covered to 13hu73l2c, the close however. was
weak, December 73Gp733sc The outside was
factor IN the trend of prices by reason OF its
absence. Local receipts III cars.
Corn was quiet. despite the weakness in
the larger pit Receipts 1913 cars.
Oats suffered from neglect aud led a wall
Hover existence during the session Receipts
los cars
Provisions were quiet and the close was
easy
Estimated receipts tomorrow Wheat l95
cars corn $50 cars, oats 140 cars; hogs 1900
head.
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HIDES AND WOOL.
BurTER AND EGGS.

New York. November 2-Eeps-psce,n,s
9o.i packages; steady; Western regular paek-
ae mark l70sO Western loss on 9g'
~. LOUIS November 2.-Eggs higher, isib
D,'-s City: November -Eggs-Fresh
- Sun ana Kansas stock l6, ca7es returned
Nnleago' November 2-Butter - DnJI.
a stt,.u lsdzl1; dairy l3dis. Chess
Ao"Ve loAgllk. Eggs-Firm: fresh Ii.
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LOCAL MARKET REVIEW.

"The pecan crop of Texas ,' .,,r. mast.
be much larger than for sever" - re Of
said MIR. NJ. Allen, land the n.can
GOOD cuality and size. Last year Wv ..,r,s.
oron uas short and not bag was sorusr
counIe Of years or so ago ,,.r.
no. rade in means, but last yea .,,u.
80 49, none 70 corner. in the COUNTY, s,,v
tarv 10 Houston the septemps' ,nss. nuts
the green nut. down and some " s.rnel 10
have been shipped in. There Is w
them. although they look wen Ian Getting
"ro. tho mast ten days have us' and they
l.. thI,,s ssr M pounds OF peeans guadalupe
are certainly fine. FROM ssScallent and
country north the crop 70 good prices !
have no trouble in gettlns asr,oad Of fancy
have at the depot now s.o a 10 TO Is cent, 4,
mus Ths little hard nuts are ssily istra
pouhS' .oras but the large ones ea'
10 TO 10 cents. .ar,ied over frpm !,
with no surplus csIs r,nning as nne =, :,
wear and with the nuts Nv, iunr crop will onls
they are, | am satisfied t sa now for me-
good prices; al, n I'D could easily olsS 40
imam l couiu u" =, was thought SIX s' such Is
~ eat or .ouId be cut down, ssd before,
NOT The case. The crop, as country rig.
will be heavy. except n 70 nuts will % "
around Houston. and the
finest ever seen. !.
IN Kansas there
Eggs are scarce and Chicago g, G0p ooS cass'
houses say their storage sF 0sA eggs are i ~
below reSaiTs% uS there li IS some sight =
scarce. although tneisty
provement in the quality ..,ae.
New York fruit houses , are 's Ienoas Ts 4.
fishing boycott on d sIoIss to inspect H
demand that they De Tbey recently d. M ssa
t fG Tsht h to inspect Jamaica tSsy viii
the fight and they now say
all Sicily lemons = sd.
h0q 1S4nTsh i iSs ssod ss
tisties which they have o much Insight nv
because ID would give too mS'
their business.
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ruling rate per cent. Prime merc,,,,.
paper 5q6 per cent. Sterling excSa,ss
weak Win actual business in bankers Nil
at .S5ss44 S3A for demand ana al .Ms
for sixty days. Posted rates SaiS All
and 4.S5; commercial bills i.7sIk6ii.S nj II.
yer certificates 6i4q651s bar Silver en-.
Mex can dollars 5Olk. Government bond.
weak State bonds steady; railroad bolis
irregular. '"''
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Chronicles weather Reports.

tSNCtih 10 TIC Fcstl
New York, November 2.--The Commercial
srd Financial Chronicle says;
TclcEraphe sdvices 20 US from the South
this evening Denote that tic temperature
Las been lower in mary sections during IN
week. hut no killing frost is reported along
the Atlantic. Dry weather has prevailed
ana elsewhere the rainfall has been ls7t
exceps in portions O. Alabama and the
Southwest Pckns where not int5rtsred
with Ov the rain. has made good prosress
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brunswick 49,. ,x MS 1850 so.soo
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Nev York. November 2.-The proximity
o. the election is the principal taeior IN
The dry goods marke, and urtil mat event
is over no ore an,i,ipates anything hut a
i Is rtanisei that COOL many orders
that have lcet held IN lheyaace viii 1e
nus Through No changes IA prices have
oCctrred nor nic they Iikcy 10 take place
IstH there as Q demand upol winch 70 base
.aiues
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COFFEE.

New York. November . -rcgoe III,
barely STACY mpd oulet e ,rdo,a az = 20
Igtnres opened steady al SGfi9 nonts S ss
GiNr ana ruled duh and heavy IN shssnss
q Rio ana Santos cables. cioscd aai S. q
Moy.mhn rs lower; sales $3.50 bags lncludps
Mach 80; May $50: iuiy 10 sepiem o%
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BEANS-Importeu navy beans 3sic; Bayou
4c. English drled &c, pinks 3S4c. Lima 6I50
6Nc; black eyes 4%p5c.
BU1TER--Bue star 2ld22c; dairy 1Sc; Red
Star 23c; Elgin creamery 2ln25c; oeomar.
earne dairy prices lSc; Lincoln soil Is 1likc:
prints l2I2c: Special Blue star 17l5c: CRYSTAL
Gem and Country Rolls Ice; special dairy l7c
fancy dairy lse; Texas country butter 1vdt
l3c. Texas bricks i5Gl9c.
CABBAGE--Colorado, 13ic per pound
CHEESE-W lsconsin full cream rolls
l5c; Wisconsin full cream daisies Axe
EGGs-Iexas. l2ql2lac: Kansas 1ialsc.
guaranteed
KRAuT-New in half barrels $50
ONIONS-l&Q2c per pound.
PEPFER-Chile l4D15c per Id black Singa-
pcre l5c.
/ .PoTAToEs-cal and Colorado s5dp
90c per hushel
,pouLTRY-Hens SO .OOas.5O; cocks. large,
old 81 O0a2 40; mixed lots 90 .S5d3 %; flyers
s3.o1G3.I5; broilers s.. 2562. Is. Turkeys hens
s. oodI7 Coz sobblers s7oOaiO.Oo per dozen,
according to quality; young turkeys. So .OO9
600 Ducks, large 81 5OT3 2s. Geese full
feathsred 50 o0di0O, Guinens 81. 5Ca2 90.
$50.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-03
GALVESTON STOCK.
roREGIN EXPORTS.

The British steamship Woodbridge clearel
today fni Hamburg va Newport News with
the following cargo: 400 bales OF ccstton.
We oh III yCg 500 pounds, valued at sSl 800 !;
G0n ronrd bales OF cotton, valued Mt $ ? 6;
S6,cfo fushels Of wheat. valued at $4,000;
5e' tss sacks OF cotton seed meal, valued at
Slg. 56s SO sacks OF cotton seed cake val
ued a, Sl6SS