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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-10
KANSAS CITY.

Stock Yards, Kansas City, Mo, November
e.--The following sales OF Texas and In
dian Territory cattle were made here TO-
day:
K. Jackson Welch. HOS pound steers, ABS;
Adams q Shaver Elgin a36 pound steers,
4 10; Morris d Arlington, 100 pound steers,
3.35; James Crawford, Purcell 500 pound
cows $40 lac pound calves 70; S,olEs &
Co, Arlington, I16 pound steers, 3.25.
Kansas City. November 9.--Cattle-Receipts
zDC0 natives, SOC Texans and $40 calves
STEADY to 10 higher, native steers o5Q5GI.
bu cher cows and he5fers 3.opH4 rs; Gamers
2 6od3 90; stockers and feeders 3.25a5.Oa;
ted Westerns 65gb,l 5' wntered Texans
2 5005 0r. Hogs--Re ceipts 1850. market
opened ~ lower, closed with the loss fully
rega ped heavy t7ad So; mixed ght, 40
IA S2ie Pigs l0Gi4 50 sheep Receipts
$500. market steady. lambs 5.9Oq5.25 NUT
tons 3 soG4 % stookers and feeders 3.258
10, GUNS : .b0m3, %.
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lon Kegs s9.S; i4-bbis sa.ss, plnts, Ameri-
can stvle $4,000; quarts. American nyIe'
81 q. X gallon 50 o0d225. l-galloh, Amer.-
can style. tS.l5d3.@; l-sailon' heNason'
'RIIcE-Extra fancy head 6hd6%e; choice Dol e
5d5Ac; faiF 4%a4'sc; fancy imported o'a~
sac. ua,ti, ,1Mc.
untafred lath warn TIC; tarred tsAo'
sAI.T-Liyerpooi. coarse s5Gooc' me me s5e ,6
Il 90, Louisiana, coarse $50, fne voc: Dds.
SS5i0s 81 so: eO-5s s2.70; l0O-Ss $3.50; Toss
SALT FIsII-Mackerel. No. 1 in lob kits
o5cGsl 90; half bbls 7O-lb No. s55oi TUBS
sSLMoN-Fancy pillar Rock Columbia n y.
river sl 7b; Web Foot Colndbia River u 20
III 20; felmet Alaska 81 coal 10,
sARDINEs-Americ an quarters ~ S6u4. %;
mustard So GOAT 90; imported Gillette graoe'
ounrterg SI1 20. fancy spra 8 quarters 8! V,.
STARCH tandard goods; PEARL IN 81 %
boxes. 4iESf4hr; Royal Gloss. bulk 4sdihc;
Nickel 100 packages per box $50; corn
starch sisc per ID 20 and 4o-lh boxes
sUGAR-Quoiaticn are for SINAI! lots Spe-
cinl prices are given on ,arload orders
Standard granuated 6itd6hc: cubes ana
powdercd 6%d6kc: Louisiana yellow CHARMED
fancy 5lsc; choice sac; Arbuckle's 2-lo anu
5-lb packages 6i2c
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For a cold !. =, TssIsls
Laxative Bromo-s
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HEAVY STAPLES.

AMMuNITlUN-towa per aeg $1,000
40 basung powder 81 % per Reg drop snot
u, sack $3.50, Duck Sl.aO
BALON-EAtra short clear, Ia sacks, sag
S3lc, regua 5 9n9lac; aoNed "a higher
o..Ats lVHWlUSIC.
bAGGlNG AND TIES Bagslpg 2-lo &c,
2i-lh 9lac Arrow ties, less than carload
loip from Huus.on. Si.45.
CANDY-stick, wrapped, basis "a 7laG7Ac
uer III No l. full weight basis "a 1aaSc
uer b special sizes ~ higher
CANDLES Star, full weigh. HE; Gran
lie IIu weigh, llAe: Electro L ghts l0-,
MENr-Porland S2.75a9 Is; Rosendalo
81 .1jGl, oG
CofFEE- Rio fair lOAGl0kc. prime ia
ne choice i9salil3c. peaberry Is Cor
doHa lSc. Roasted cofl2es; ArDuekle,s Ariosa,
bass lCO-lb cases. 10 SOC delivered, 56-ib zoe
CRACkERs-A d c soda bulk, boxes 6lkc,
lib cartonJ 62ic; ginger snaps Sc' creams
Sc slage planks &c: cakes and lumbies lie
FLGTR-Ras 4S-lb sacks Fancy high PAT.
cut $.S0; fancy half patent 81 5O' third grade
81 90: gl-pound sacks Zoe oer barrel righor;
-four in wood l5c per barrel higher.
FARINACEOUS GODDS-Hrtts hominy
ana cream meal in barrels 81 00a3 10, Pearl
meal in 40-lb sacks S2.Ol99.lO pe- barrel
q lou. sacks Scotch oats - 50: Friends
oats $3.50 Columbia oats S@42.loi Hawk
LARD-nefned tierce. compound, exc; Leaf
S%c; j0-lb cans higher THAI terces. lO-lb
cans &c higher; 5-lb cans nc higher. S-b
HAMs-s,andar lOc; picnic hams 7'lc
EoNEY--In barrels 5oai6O, per gallon: in
co-lh cans. extracted. 5afdc 32r pound; In
comb sale; In l2-lb cans. extracted 5Issb7c;
round sections i2@lic.
lIME-Bulk 800 per barrel; coopered
s, IS
MoLAssEs- -Retoiled. fair leXgIse; primo
20d2lc choice e5d96c; fancy new crop syrap
S2G33e; pure new crop syrup, Csc,
CONDENSED MILK - Eagln 81. 006T .25 .
Magnolia siiomi "a; Dime So Suds 90. Cha.
Ter g. 81 OQfi4.i0.
oYsTERS-~i-le full weight Aol aoaaSc
2.povnd full weight. SEE. Sl,6odl 65 l.
pound full weight 95c@St o.; a-ponnd ful
height i0-oz i .5ql so; Lib light weight
ssdi0 2-lh light weight >5G90c.
PIckLEs--Ffve-ga gallon KEGS SIS; i0-gai-
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.MARKETWAS MERCURIAL
The Thermometer Went Down and Prices
Went Up Somewhat.
THE DEMAND FOR SPOTS Is VERY GOOD
Full Quotations Are DeinR Realized.
Prices Better Tbnn for Past Ten
Years Causing Marketing.

over large area OF the cotton belt Jack
Frost put In an appearance. How much
damage he did or how much he benefited the
crop Is not yet known. II may sound a
little peculiar. but many well posted cotton
men have held that little frost would
really help the crop, because IL was going
entirely too much TO weed.
on the other hand great number con-
tended that frost would destroy all chances
OF a TOP Drop and injure cotton already
made 1t is apparent now that the trade
shares in the latter belief
Another feature is the question as TO
whether spinners want cotton Factors say
that the demand is very good and that quo
,ations are fully maintained The sales the
past few days show that there is much
better Keeling and that spinpers are buying
quite literally. especially when prices are
naw a third OF a cent higher than week
ago.
Receipts are certainly heavy. although a
bad SMELL Of weather would cause them to
drop off. Rain with high wind in the north
ern part OF Texas where the crop is abnor-
mally heavy. would undoubtedly do a tire
niendous amount Of damage.
Prices being better than for decade past.
and being so much higher than last season
at this time, tempts the farmer to hurry
his product TO market, fearing landshde IN
values such as occurred in the season OF
iss0-91 1t may be that this movement Will
soon exhaust itself and Their prices may be
advanced on biz scale But cotton bales
ran not be counted until they come forward
sny moro than chickens can be counted
until the eggs hatch out, and this keeps all
hands on the anxious seat and guessing
The LIVERPOOL weekly statement shows the
stock 10 be $4,000. and the stock afoat 10000
bales, against 10000 and 222,oco last year
This makes the stock and afoat this year
only 10000 bales less than last year.
Spots showed an improvement in demand
and with the exception Of New York there
was an advance. Liverpool closed at ar
advance of S-32d, New Orleans and Houston
l-1ec and Galveston l-1sc on eood middlnl
and middlng fair.
New Orleans expects 10 900 to 1000 today
against 1854 ast year and Houston expects
II 500 to l5,5 800. against i1,soi
FUTURES in Liverpool opened points W
and closed 1854 10 5-s4 advanced.
New Orleans opened "A to ls points VI
ana Closed al net ADVANCE toT tut udy q
81 points. Compared with last Friday price
ara up 81 to 81 points.
New York futures opened with Novenihe
up Z. December and other markets ID t
Il points. closing 10 to IS points higher thar
Thursday.
A cold wave was predicted TOR last might
which made the trade bullish. A heavy frost
extending far into the southern part OF tn
bel would or should certainly cause goo
advance
Following is the range Of prices for tn
sruve months IN New York and New or
leans; Opened. High. Low Close
In New York
January ... . 22-e3 pa 80 s2-7
March .-.... aai-25 - Gil a5-
n New Oriesns-
ravuarv q 90 &c q ~ o. q n n
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Chronicle Weather Reports.

Special 10 The Pcsi
New York. November s.-The Commercial
and Financial chronicle says
Reports to US by telegraph from the South
this evening indicate that In mos sections
the temperature has been lower during the
week, with killing frost reported at many
points our adyices from Texas, however,
denote that no killing frost mas occurred IN
that State The conditions have on tn
whole favored tho gathering eod MA keung
az cotton dry weather having orc, allied IN
the Southwest whilc elsewhere the rainfall
has been light except in portions OF the
Atlantic States
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CANNED FRUlTs-Piaeapples 2-lb, eye,
less and coreess Sl,SjG2.GO. lib extra grated
s. cog %; lib standard sliced $50; pears
2-ib standard 90c peaches. standard 81. ESQ
1.3O 2-lb seconds Sl.10dl. 10, Glib standard
S1.90, 2-lh pie Sl.00I1.10.
CANNED NATURALIZATION 2-lb,
full weight 656IJc; okra aud toma-
tees 2-lo zoe: Lima beans, 2-lh.
full weight 75c;. string beans. 2-lb. ofpl,
weight. 75c; No. l stringless beans, I'D,
full weight $50; Red kidney beans. 2-lb, full
weight 95cdl.oo; marrow fat peas. 2-lo, ful.
weight Sll1dl-5; early June peas, fancy,
2-lb, fill weight $50; American petit pola
peas. fancy. 2-lb, full weight S.65ql.75i as
paragus, California, 9;s-lo 500. corn, Au-
burn cream, lib full weight Sl.i0Gl.l5, A
No. /, . II, full weight, Sl.05gl.l0i Blue Ridge,
2-lU SOHtje
CALIFORNIA FRuGT-ExtTa standard, Pc
ID peaches lemon sling S.90di.95 yellow
Crawford $l.S0atS5; black cherries $4,000
2C5 white cherries 50 1Od21j; apricots LIS
S0 q @ a. s2 .eco1S nc nsr T doneg
less than extra standard prices.
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Grain and provisions Elsewhere.

New Ortans November 9.-Iog proiucts
quiet Pork-Standard mess 1928 Lard-Re-
fined terce 52.Qj7s pure lard sass, Boxed
meats-Dry salt shoulders 6i2 sides ~,
Bacon Clear ribs sides S%nSM. Hams e.
Choice sugar cured 10Gl2. Coffee easier; Rio
ord nary to fair s%d99s. Rice-Ordnary TO
patents .91a3 a5 Corn meal 2,16d2.2u. Bran
50. Hsy-.Pr,me l3. 50Gll 50; choice l6O1g
Il. 30. Corn-No. sacked white A9 mixed
As, yeilows 80 Oats--No. sacked 27i2
Der $751;. May 697s; cash No. hard sra
10. No 3 65d6T 40. 1ld724. Corn--De-
cemher 32d33is; May 33A No. 2 mixed 33a
3Sia; No white 95is. Oats-No. 2 white 25,
Receipts Wheat 1900; corn IL, 200 oats 1000,
Shipments Wheat 1000; corn 10000; oats 5000,
New York November 9,-Wheat-Receipts
20 900 exports 1l000 Spot firm; No. red
1885 fob aAoat. No. hard SS's fob. aaoat.
Options steady at lsG3s advance Hides
steady. Leather steady. Cotton seed oil
steadA. nrlme crnde 30. yellow 35l2.
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DRIED FRuITs AND NUTS.

APPL4S-taucy evaporatsi, 5O-lb boxes
G4c lib cartons &C: choic evaporated &c.
APRICOTS-Per ID, loose loo
ClThON-lu l0-lh boxes l3c
CURKANTS--Ir bbls DC; 25-lb boxes, clean
ed bulk 14c l-lb cartons 80.
DATES-l-lO PACKAGE LUc: 60-lb boxes &c.
FlGS--Calilornia l2l5c; imported l5qlsc.
PEACHES-Ckoic new stool, Sc.
RAlSlNS-Cali .orn:a, 3-crOwu, l.. l.. boxes
S2.25; a -hox L l., raislus 65Q15c; 2-crown
l.. NJ. rasis, 5O-lb boxes. sGS'4c; 3-crown l.
NJ. rd,gus, 50-lb boxes S..
FRUNES-C4lifornia 80 Gus So; 6O-7Os 10:
iO.SOs &c, S0-95s 5i2c. So zoos &c.
NUTS-Brazi 13c per lb iberts, Sicily 12c
Naples l2ler. waluujs l4al5c, peanuts. fancy
HAND picked 5i4a5iac; No iatc; almonds.
Tarasona l6o ID, n sacks Italian chestnuts
Ice; pocans, selected 10c, large 12d15c, me-
dunn sac.
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WORLDS VISIBLE.
Compared with Last Year. IA Ne.
crense of stO.nOI BmIcs L. shown


New Orleans, November 9 Secretary Hes.
ter's statement of the worlds visible sup
ply Of cotton compares the figures of this
week with lest week las year and the year
before. u shows An increase for the week
Tue, closed az l09.525. against an inereass
OF i7s'isi last year and an increase o, 80. ,l5a
year before las
The total visible Is 2eeo,5is. against 25si .02o
last week ,04a last year and ili6S,3
year before last. OF this the total OF Amer
Ian cotton ID 3i7s.54s. against $685. 26 last
week. 3,.si.Ois last year ana 3.dg!. Si3 year
beroTe last. and Of ali o her kiuds, including
Egypt. Brazil. India, etc 4,2,lO1 agains
i6s.Uco last week, $1,000 last year and asa, 600
year before last. Tae total worlds visible
supply OF cotton shows an increase co nparej
with last week of lO,o2S bales. a decrease
compared With last year OF S49,501, and a
decrease compared with year before last of
LIS. 200.
Oh the worlds visible supply as above there
Is now afoat and held in Grea. Britain and
continental Europe i529,OO0 GALES. against
l.s70 900 last year and 2,lt2 00OO year before
last; In Egypt. 10000. against $4,000 last
i72.fOo against 10000 last year and $4,000
year before last and in The United States
l.,54. OOo a9ainss l, 609 90 last year and L.
rocco year before last.
Compa rntive Cotton Statement.
New York. November 9.--The following Is
comparative cotton statement for the week
ending today:
Net recsipn al all United states ports
durtng week OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 23i.O2l
bame week iAss year ................ 25lS5s
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NEW ORLEANS

(Snctia u INC PUstl
New orleans. La November o.-The New
Orleans live stock exchange reports:
Beeves 375N4 Is fair to rnod S,t0a3 So
Cows and heifers 3.0Qd 80; lRir to good
2 5oIS %.
YearinEs O0d3 so. fair to good 90OTl2 o
Calves 3.7oG4 Is fair to good 6.o05t9 ,O0.
Hogs 46l aio.C0.
Sheep S.5Om4.O 40.
Reeeipts--Cat 10 JAS, calves and yenrlings
Sc; hogs 259; sheep SO.
Sa.es-Catuc IL; calves AMI yearlings 6ls.
hogs 2ya
Lett over--Cattle 2oi; calves and yearing5
2s5. hogs 10. sheen 23S.
Liberal delayed sh pments en- route: mar.
bet hllng up Win low grades fur ca0.ua
heavy beeves, COWS and haifcrs supply and
demand equal prices Arm; better grades
oi calves and yearlings scare: hogs In over
supply prices II
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Wheat Was Fairly Active and Firm Yes
terday
THERE WAS A GOOD SHIPPING DfMANO
Whent Closed 3-S to liz. Corn Ia (,
3-S and Oats LIS Hieber--Frovi-
sions showed Small Change.

Chicago. November 9.-Wheat was fairly
active and firm today under the influence of
good shipping demand and diminished do
mestio receipts. December closing 9sGl2c
over yesterday Corn closed 4W9s and oats
Isc higher Provisions closed but little
changed.
Wheat formed a somewhat irregular market
early. feeling the steady Liverpool cables on
the one hand and ON the other reports de-
clarinE damage claims for Argentine had
been exaggerated December opened I'M
changed at I39sq734, ana shortly afterward
touched ,3Ssu ,ois. drop to 1875 was toi-
lowed by d recovery, and me gam IA prCe
was GRADUALLY increased as the session pro-
crossed. Ine talnng OH IN receIpls neiped,
out the CHIEF boost came from the shipping
demand, shorts covered freely the last
hour December advanced to i34nidA, and
closed Ssgla over yesterday, at ioS4, Cash
sales here were 10000 bushels. Receipts IS
cars
Corn was fairly active. The market opened
easier on the favorable weather and liberal
Argentine shipments, but later on the re-
ceipts, 226 cars, small country offerings and
an improved cash demand, and In sS mpatny
with WHEAT, rallled in good shape.
oats were quiet nut shared IN the pros
perty OF the leading grain markets. receipts
IV5 cars
Speculative business in provisions was the
smallest OF any uay this month, ana the
tenGency OF prices vas downward
Estimated receipts tOmorrOw-Wheat us
cars cora $50 cars oats 50 cars. hogs 1900
| mead.
TIE leading futures ranged as follows:
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COFFEE.

New York, November s-Conee-spot Ri
SSSt No Z ils' mild quiet. Cordova ais6
~ ~, The market for futures opened STEADY
NJ, MI hr.Ses oPlQ points lower, and continue,
,,, ,HH ~ Gay under general selling and m,
,minalherenoe Of the bulls Tho market feat
u nres We're bullish, Dealings were light. Th
nl9eSe closed steady AT act loss NJ !"
bb er o. sales 10000 bags, including Novem
tomber 1907 As. "'' ''-'i sep
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THE SALES MADE BY TEXANS A.
EAST ST. LOUIS.
Receipts of Texas Cattle mt Chicago
Were 6O0-Best on Sale Four
Carloads at $3.50.

Especial 10 The Post Reported by the Ey-
ans-Snyder Buel Commission Company
National Stock Yards, III. November s.-
Tho following sales were made today by
Texas and indian Territory men.
o. Gordon, Red Fork, /. r., 1850 pound
steers, 800; II, NJ SappingtOn, Cheeotah, /.
T.. 9l9 924 and 931 pound steers, 3.sv; " A.
S,ranke. summit. /. T., 40 pound steers.
5 40; j. c. Smith, Okmulgee, l. T., IA pound
cows and hefers, 2.9U. seven hundred Tex
ans. steady.
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SUGAR.

New Orleans, November e-spyar
H ~ ,n, kettle S1s centrifugal s7ka4 i.1s csS
voi,asal STIMULATED 4ssa4 ll-l6; WHITES az
on,", @-l6ai9s; seconds 3Gl4 MoIassss
syrnn o Upes Kettle 2lG23; centrifugal SSis
r,S Sew YORK, November 9.-sugar ouis,. so,.
vSanS ~ Centrifugal 96 test AZ mol, ,a,r
sugar SO. Refined dull. 20 "oiasses
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ALL is DouBrF'I'
go, neal depends on W.
A Gre"' spinners. !, cot,
c..al1l & RlchardsOIl sa'

carelll & Richardson ~
'hsi ,i,,ns frosts reportssd, sI iaiir enns.
Klias MISSISSIPPI GeSTs'fios r irest =
Al ls.ansss. with predictions uiIsd d, s
4 Ark T.sas and Arkansas ,Iyerpool 'a "
IN Market Lsfas ali day today s,ss, VIII :, :.
s marr az 81, and sPes,s gave osl y y
1000 sh 20 opening, but h, "a yprohi i''1
s I5Sss destined prices ll 49, psss f.
sdviGes Ct about the best = taai s
e clos az al usnconhrmed r rrlIish cireu',
3, soon asa AZ On to the sr Of shori, & i'
bqy az ,ara dns ISL ls5 laStte s 4 y
2ss. ssa areaS with the sssssmusnd iIss II X
last y Ven and lack 2, NEE sesls' N
an further l%n sss,aslatIh he sp.na.s. os S
s ;aas a 0 further improvement
follow. - ..st
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View York Money

New york. November -, ,o,u ii
eady at S@4 per cent , a.. lsiK
cen en- Prime mercantile Pan sln. wia 4
cent s'9I m bankers Bills # =, WI Il
Tor demand aud a. 80; NJ and iSsul
cays; posed rates ~ ~" silver ~
Commercla! bills 4.@H. Nsslc,, !
S,lSa15. Bar silyer, tsssj,i,,oad lorai =
N "a Government and rai'V
state bonds inactive
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BUTTER AND Eggs.

Chicago, November s,--Butter firm; cream
cry l5Q22. dairy l9lkdls. Cheese dull. l0XG
ia. Eggs steady; fresh 20.
kars;,r City. November 9,--Eggs firm: fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock r.
New York. November -Egss-Rereipts
1851 packages; Arm Western regular paekinr
at mark --S23 Western loss of IS
ST. Louis, November Eggs higher, l7L.
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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS,

Quinire 4,p49c per ounce. IN bottle; NOR
ounce. bgraN Size per pounu m 1907 pound
packages; conperas fl.io In barrels. castor oil
81 10 pcr gallon in 5-galon packages; epson
salts $40 per hundred in barrels. alcohol
50 as no per gall ,ulnhur g So per 100 in
barrels; alum 2lac per pound IN barrels salt
retire &c per pound in barrels: camphor zoe :
wood alcohol Sl06 gum opium SO, 70; powdered
opium "a, carbolic acid 3Sd40c pr pound
bottles calcium carbide $50 per cwt.. deliv-
cred Texas common railway points,
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New York, November ', ,,I csss \
Advertisers London n naaa,tiSn ID y
7 here was a distlnC, .a Isau III d.
umn OF business 'ra d,tly Tue 10 tie y 81
Iian t oi Iie '' ofa nsyof & isai
mostly rSssi Americans a. H ms we're not sA'
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Carload lots, fob. cars from millers deal
els charge from store 5at more per lOl
lbs on bran. 2d3c per hushel on oats and corr
and lual6c per tO9 lbs on nay
RkAN-Per 40 pounds Sgds2c
WHEAT SHORTS-fer 100 pounds ST. Q0d
liz
CORN-No. sacked 5iT55c.
COtN CHOPS-NiXed ana pure sl.O5dl o.
OATS-20d33c per brshel.
HAY-Alfalfa S20o01250 per ton: timothy
80 00H 90 South Tev"s n~airio hav * 507
$50, North Texas AMI Territory so. O0qu 90.
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Following is the range Of prices for the
active months IN New York and New or
leans; Opened High. Low Close.
In New York
January .. 22-23 "a 80 s2-2t
March ........ a.2i-25 90 9.ll $3.50
n New 0rlesns--
January ..... 2 02-n6 . ~ Eai n ~
March ........ s.c5-o6 sl3 SOS AHA
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New York November o.Tho dry goods
market conditions SHOW some ~ ourasement
aud though buyers and sellors have nor come
70 Ecther as ye' on the question . pr, Il
is evident thai there are a good many who
are still willing 10 buy II hey car persuade
agents 10 moot their IDEAS. There Is gem
eral tone ~ norefulness IN the trade and a
viibie improvement Is looked for before
lcnE.
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London Conso'.,

London. November 4 s; & Bar siss
as ii-l6: account W None Soney slsai = !,
4 r s-is sat per Of q, Z ts sP
fer sso bills sWai per cent
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Bank CIearIngs.

New York, November s.-The follcsz
bic. compiled by Bradstreet. shows n
clearings at the principal cities tor ~
eAded today. with the percenlsss !
crease and decrease As compared W
corresponding week last year; 4.
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New York, November 9--Tln weak AZ q a
q p So Pig ron warranis ru 81 quiet n,
s,&gi0.0D. Lake forpei luict &C. 556Il7 on
Lead quiet and unchanged at 4.57ik.
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Current Quotations on Round Lots
OF stRpIe Com mOdities.

These quotations are revised daily and their
correctness can be relied upon, The prices
are those ruling in Houston wholesale mar
kets.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-10

relieving were the closing quotations II
the New York bond market YESTERDAY.
U Is retunding, reg (when issued. .lo5,.
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WIRE AND NAILS.
NlRE-GaiNans4eG Gnducn SS.U; Waukegan

NAlLS-E 80 base Advances for common
over oasc "a, .uu; 80, 4oc, iG ana ou oJu,
3D. -1e' e1, l0c; lOd and l6d. 5l. Quotations
are Tor less tnan car lots.
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Following are the receipts OF cotton ny the
various railroads entering the city Bales.
Houston and Texas Central ............. s532
International and Great Northern.... 1888
Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio 4S06
Texas and New Orleans ............... q
Houston East and West Texas ......... /, 2N3
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe...,...., 1.2J8
Missouri, Kansas and Texas ........,,.. 2.5S4
un,
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y 5 Is refunding, coup when i,,,.a
United States 3s, registered ,..
United States 49, coupon ..,,..'' "-i
lni.ed States new Is, registered I'll.
United States old As, coupon .......'
United states old Is, registered ,'
united Sta es old Is, coupol ..,....]
United States IS, registered .,...
United states IS. coupon ....,..,.,
District Of Columbia s.e5s...,...,.,
Atchison general Is ...............
Atchison adjustment 4s ......,...,.1
Colorado Southern fours .......,n.,
Fort Worth and Denver City frss Z.
Louisville and Nashville unified ioua
Mis- souri. Kansas and TEXAS seconds.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas tours. I. Il.
Reading general As .......,,..,....!.A
Rio Grande Western frss ,.......i-,
S Louis and Iron Mountain consoal
St Louis and San Fran gen Is (uheTA9l
Southern Pacific fours .....,.......-.
Southern Railway fves ........,.,..1
Standard Rope and Twine skies w.
Texas and Pacific frsts .....".-l
Texas and Pacific seconds .,...........s.
Union Pacific fours ..,"........-l
wabash tirsts ................,..."
wabash seconds ....",...,...,"".....
West Shore fours .,............"o-.