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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09
HEAVY STABLES.

AMMUNIuVN-Pow per hes 81 O01
1 20; Dasung powder Loo per keg; drop snot
pef SAX $50: buck $50
BACoN-EAua short cl ar in sacks, Sislt
sac; regu.a.s 9a912e boxed Ae higher,
BAGGiNG AND lIEs-Basglug 2-lb sc,
2la-lb gl2e: Arrow ties less than carload
lots, lrom Houston 81 IS.
CANDY-Stick, wrapped, basis "a. 7Aa7&c
per ID: No. /. tul weight, basis "a. i.saSc
Dei : special sizes y higher,
CANDLES-Star. tull weight, ll!ac; Gran
lie lui weieht llAc: Electric l. ghts lO+.
CEMENT-Portland S2.75da.25 Rosendalo
CoFFEE- Rio fair 1OHalOlae, prime ia
lll4c, choice ll3snllRc. peaberry Ia; Cor
dova 10. Roasted coftees ArDuekle's Arlosa,
lass i00-lh cases, 10 soc delivered, 3b-lb IL zoe
delivered, Apex 1900.
CRACKERs-A b c soda, bulk boxes sac,
lib cartonJ 6%c; ginger snaps Sc; creams
FLorR-Bass 4s-lb sacks Fancy nigh pat.
ent $3.50: fancy half patent $3.50; third grade
~ 80, 2i-pound sacks Ice Der barrel higher
IFARiNKScSEESous GOODS Grts hominy
and cream meal in barrels 81 00G3. 10. Pearl
meal in 4O-lb sacks. s. oa@3.lG per barrel
oats s. 90: Columbia oats 81 0o@l2 10; Hawk
eye oats s. 00@210.
LARD--Rehned tieree, compound, SIC; lea;
SIC: 50-lb sans higher THAI terces, l0-lb
cans &c higher, 5-lb cans &c higher 3-lb
cans lc higher.
lIANIS-standard 1oc; picnic hams 7s4c.
/ HONEN--ln barrels Nuboc per gallon. in
! c0-ih cans extracted. 5a6c pr pound; Ia
comb 9allc. 10 l2-lb cans. extracted. 5la.t7o.
| round sections i2nljc.
LLME-Bulk si.oo per barrel; coopereI
S,-5
MoLAssEs-R eboilsd, fats lCN9isc. primo
2oQ2lo. choice 25Q26c; fancy new crop syrup
| $50 S9c, pure uew crop syrnp, Csc.
CONDENSED MILK - Eaglo 81 0067 Is
/ Magnolia ti.an64 Is; Dime 81. SJd3 90. Cha!
| lenge 81 0O04.ic.
oYsTERs-l-Ib full weight i-oz aofls5ct
2-pound.. full weight s.oz. Sl.soal.e5 l.
pound. full weight, a5e9sl 0Oi 2-pound, tul
weight lO-oz 81 -5fl so; Lib light weight
5tG60e; 2-lb. light weight. S5QsOc.
/ PICKLES Five gallon kegs Si.65; l9-gal
lon KEGS. s. s.; ts-bbls SS.S5; plnts. Amer
can style, $4,000; quarts American style
81 %: is-gallon s. o2Ge, 20; l-sallon. Amer.
can style, s3.15d3,sS; l-gaJlon, HeXason
Sb.75.
RIcE--ENtrs fancy kead 6i4d6&c; cbolc'
5d5hc; fai. i7tfftlsc; fancy imported sac
exc.
RoPE-sisal. basis 7-ls, 20; Manila IKE
nntArrcd lath yarn 7'se tarred sAe.
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LIVERPOOL THE LEADER.
Prices There Took Rather Good
Jump Upward.

CargiIl & Richardson in yesterdays eircu-
lar -? OF cotton:
Liverpool was a genuine surprise to the
talent this morning, prices a, the close IN
that market being 3l4 -6iths higher than yea
terday. Spots were declined lid. however,
with 5000 sold TO spinncrs. Our markets
ruled Arm all day, closing 10 to 20 higher
in Nav York and II TO rs higher in New
Orleans. prominent New York operator
who has lately been credited with consider
able buying. was reported a heavy buyer
around the opening this morning. Shorts
covered freely all during rho forenoon on
indications OF n cold wave and predictions
OF frCst tonight in the Carolinas, Northerr
Georgia ana Tennessee. The market Is GER
tainiy very sensitive and, while the move
uent continues heavy and offerings IRON thc
Interior Tree. there is certain undertone o.
strength which lie at times puzzllns. AS
rule insiders arc besTish on the continued
favorable weather. and crop IDEAS are helms
increased daily. The appearance of Xxi lint
most the next few days would no doub
cause a further improvement, while the alb
sence of same will probably bring additions
selling. There Is some Improvement II
the spot demand this afternoon, quotations
being LILO higher in Galveston, and u
higher IN New Orleans and Houston.
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LOCAL MARKf1 REVIEW

Foreign cotton oil markets app'h
a rather demoralized condition ana "
ca for some time In fact tns q
market has been anything ou' ~.
Good stiff prices are being PAD "
seed are by no means running e"l'
Lard has been weak and 50 has ~
both OF these greases have a a''--
on the cotton oil market
The mainstay of the market
the foreign demand, and unless nA
mills will begin to accumu''"
than they care to carry
The market for refined oil n'' MI
S @e"~'' ar, said to be holding i0r 49, = /
than is now being paid sall'
mills are selling, although awe y
tive lines. They are not pIe'' a.,.,.
are disposing of considerable w.
about the present ruling p''
Eggs are frmer and sealcel =. =. 4,
hem for years past, All over =
pean AZ arc unusually strong, ard Il z
stock is almost unOOtainaOl Z ~. ".
rroyailing high prices, W ~ :,
weeks ago. or about three vs en-, +
Week. ,on io6 Tsp' houses we're suppls' 81
Ming ,VI sesuln and other co' le.,r N:
Lu,,"s sgrs. Under ordinary e'' MI
. aav should raise their own 'a /.
o 'CSp' and not only that, S .', Il f \
GEE avs a,e the source Of su9Ps Z. !. Y
, tp~n' IT This year the order ,a I,
rers1 hack X storage eggs. Which : ss Il
not U1 conn commission man y'' a,a..
ear mn. Post man that he sip ~. 4
lump to IS cents in NV w. az ssIs|
lime. and all because 'n :: +, to i a
S Tan.a a't can nYt be laid down A''' {
crooterries are sss II tSs ssssll I
Gr ran every one o. .isiist ~ 4
mlndlns ,,hen the impeTla, 70 XII
The ra.ag d 9Ial'isSs ,ss . ss- s.l Is
per %GrE Oal't i frm and t g qsdrsais
ant an, to cause prices y
=, stables there arena ar. "a t tssi AZ
one 1e stntIemap, r' 70 Isos NJ M n
soon soon a Meek "a, a decided en'''' Il.
planter. in the , susas !
,, r,si,,o would welcome ~ Weld Es
Houston taMe Is TOO green J. 70 sOnsably ~ -
westhe1II ,t Iss stupD!s cane amer 'n ss.i y
Is IS 50 teen reached eaf"'
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s,tr-I.,verpool. coarse s5eieoc' nne ESQ s,s
., "a, louisiana, coarse s5c, nae sgo o. % W, 4.
sS.i0s $50. CO.'S s2.7o ioo-Ss s1''O'
sSiT -Mackerei. No; l In lG-,p , Ets
os s@ M, baif bbls 70-lb No. / $500 TUBS
SIS 0OG5.5o. 49,. poep coumbie
,,s,.sn ~ * wen Foot Colndbla River Sl.zo
~ 2n feline. Alaska 81 .OoQ1.iO. a..
sSRDiNEs- Amera an oua,'s i,,d.,a s0 sroSe
mustard So 9Odl.Oo; imported Gilione sn "a
'S ssTrA ieH goods Peal n :, 90
hosss q ntG4Xc; Royal Gloss. bulk 4hqihe;
Nickel 100 packages per ,6 69T 49, 49,; GUT"
S styG oI,o,atIsns are for small lots spe-
cei prices are given On 'arioad orders
standard graduated eha6Hc enbes az
nowderd 6AQ6i9c; Louis ana ytiI a. Il, nnJ
fancy SIC; choice 5hc Arbu'Ne's 2'lo anu
III package5 6iac.
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IT'SAWEATHER MARKET
On Inc Fuilst Of nssvy Frost . Great
pssI Depends.
LIVERPOOL VAS 4 SURPRISE 10 TRADERS
that market Advanced and Amer
lean Markets Went IN ON Re-
ports Of . Cold Wave.
LIVERPOOL VAS 4 SURPRISE 10 TRADERS

ysrl Frost 10 Of present the real power
behind the throne in the cotton market and
he u in position 10 make or break many a
speculation.
Yesterday Liverpool came In as surprise
a. the trade. but the markets on this side.
an the announcement that heavy frosts were
,radtcted over . large area OF the cotton belt
IN the southeastern parts made the bulls
,ubalats. II was the frst chance they had
rad in some time and they used 1t to ad-
vantage.
A great deal Of ths future features OF the
sarkst, On a statistical basis. have been
discounted and the trade is coming down
10 q strictly business basis. although, how
ever there 10 always more or less sentiment
IN all speculative markets.
Receipts have been heavy and promise to
continue So but q good killing frost. followed
by rain. would certainly retard the move
,,ept II would also cut down crop estimae s
which have been growing larger weekly on
account Of the open. growing weather we
have been having for the past two months
one gentleman says that every day OF warm
weather from now on means $1,000 more
bales a day This is rather extreme esi-
mate, but there IL no gsinsaying the fact tnat
cotton is makins fast and - BENG marketed
Nth unusual eagerness. on account oil the
xood prices obtainable and because Of lear
that the SPECTATORS will next spring nam
mar down prices on reports OF increased
soreage.
The market has really narrowed down TO
hattie in which sentiment will be eliminated
and the bght will be strictly on It's merits
ON this basis the bulls should certainly mol
crow disheartened because the heavy move
ment can not possibly continue much longer
snots in Liverpool were Lice down. New
orleans and Houston were UP lsc and Gal
weston i-lsc.
New orleans expects 11ooo to 1900 TO-DAY
AGAINST 1883 last year, and Houston expectI
10 900 TO 10000. against 1888
Liverpool futures opened at drop OF l-ef'
10 2.ad, but quickly reacted and closed at
gain Of 4-sld over Wednesday.
New Orleans futures opened points VI
and closed a. a net gain of Il to Is points
New York futures opened to I point
higher than wednesdays close and closed d
an advance of Is to 81 points.
Following is the range OF prices Tor tn
active months In New York and New VI
leans: Opened. High Low CLOSE
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.
COFFEE.

New York. November S.-Cofee-F Futures
closed steady at a decline OF 5Gl0 points,
and ruled more active, but generally weak,
following lower European and brazilian ca
bles. Weakness AT Santos. large receipts in
Brazil, apathy in local spots ana absence OF
public speculative support increased the de-
cline TO l0gi5 points. Closed steady, with
prices iOdis points net lower Total sales
February .20G7 25; March 72OaI Is: MAY
7.35; June 7.ss; July I i0ffi5: August Is;
SeptSmbsi 500 s.. spot--Rio easy: No
z invoice So. Milo quiet; cordoya 9isals,.
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BEANs-lmportad nays beans $40 Sa n.y. u
IL. Engl h dr.ed ie' rs S.4c' Lima o'sN
&c. black eyes 4~4oe pod
nIlTER-Bluo s.aI ~ ~; deiry 81 heu
star PSI Elg.n .elm -!l25c; o.e3nar
oar ma dairy pr. e5 sc. l-ncon sou "a =. ~
rrIrts t21bc; SPECIAL Bluc y ar "a trysu'i
GIm and Coun ry Rolls l6 special GARY L..
faacy dairy Sc. Texas country butter log
l8c TIE a, br cks ga &c.
CALpAGE-Colurado ls4c per pound
CtNESE-Wisconsn full cream Tolls
~, WIS onsin full cream daise 4sc.
EGGs-TeXas 17dlSc, Kansas 2o43lc qua
KRAUT-New H. half barrels s. 90
OEIONS-l& per pound,
pEPTER-Chile i4ll Sc per ID. black Sinsa-
PoTNToEs-California and colorado Sid
a0c pcr hushel, ,,.
PCULTRY-Chickens g. 50a3 Sc accordin g
TO ze and eond ito Turdefs; Hens so'Wn
$50: gcbhlers SG.c0dS.0p. oo.
TOMAToES-Per crate Of four boxes H'ooa
80.
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CANNED FRUlTS-Pneapples, lib, eye
less aud coreless $lsjq2G0; 20 extra grate"
s. GOA Is; 2-lb standard sliced Sl.oV; pear
BIB sta dard Soc peaches standard II FOG
/ 80. lib seconds Sl.lOql.1a, 5-o standard
-CXNNEp VEGETABLES tomatoes 2-lb
full welsh. 6507jc okra and toma'
tees. 2-lo tOc Lima beans. 2-lp.
Teiabt 10. A No. s.ringless b. ans, gid
flii weight $3.50. Red kidney beans, ID ttull
weight 05cGN.uo; marrow fat peas, 2-lo, lui-
weight Sll00Lz5; carly Jun" peas, fancy
2-ib, uli weight $3.50; American petit Pols
peas. farcy, lib full weight 5l65ql.1o; a.
paragus California, 2i2-lb sou corn u,
burn cream. 2-lb. full weigh, 81 .l0dllo; a
No. /, 1t. full weight N-O5qllO; Blue Ridge
2-ll SU0 81.
CALIFORNIA FRUfT-Ezt Standard ~
ID peaches lemon sling $l.SOQlso' yello"
Crawford $l.SO0iS5; black cherries $1,000
2C5, white cherries 81 l092.lj aprlcots, ~
dls0; strawb rries $29o02l0; plums u 700
less than extra standard prices.
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sHralrrs' DEr'"

or stolen sIa one horse - o. il s''s I
=; 81, T ssss g: :ss' Va i, ; sis;
inverted 9yss about S' ! 's Ss.r;, t. q "
s speeRs y SIDE sh aas siflP,, u :
s ass's slaa is ;so, Ssa s q K \
through IL on one iei' lsSSi M \, 7
s 5ss Ct isr mare , ssa 's f's'..,
4 tlon ! l'' esrlnIssvs j CIV ~
Texas.
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Financial Cable.

New York, November lS.-The Commercial
AuNeiLsers London financial cablegram
says: There was more general business iS IN
market today, including a revival in home
's.lroeds' which spurted on closing of bear
contracts on the news ahat coal contracts
nave peen made al a reduction of shfl-
ilABs Americans were less excited but ain
very active, large lines changing hands on
professional dealings, The public ard con-
unent Is still standing aocf Money was
n napu9r. silver fell farthing. which was
popularly attributed to Bryan's defeat. hui
MAS really owing to the fact that there was
niue demand in narrow market
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HIDES AND WOOL.
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago, November SHUTTER steady
creamery l5Q22; dairy l2iadlS. Cheese dull,
le1llh. Eggs steady; fresh 20
NeV YORK, November s.--Eggs-- Receipts
12l6 packages, firm; Western regular packiul
at mark lNa2lla; Western loss off "a
81 Louis November S.--Eggs firm, II.
Kansas City, November S--Eegs nrm; fresh
turned.
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APPIES-$3 25a5.5 per barrel
BANANAS-Sl. 1Jq2.o 10 per bunch.
CUDpA&tIS-Ft aaCk S1..U "a ~.
GRAPES-Calilornia, $l.75Q2 % per four
basket carrier
lEN0NS-SG COQ3. 90 per box
ORANGES-$i. 2J5pi50 per Uox.
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SUGAR.

New. Orleans November Sugar quiet;
open Kettle 1916 open kettle centrifugal
"'sHi l-lG' centrifugal graduated A&d47A:
Whites ~; yellow 15-l6ai 1916; seconds
eAl Mciasses quiet; open kettle 20G32; cen
Witugnl l20ls Syrup quiet. 25a29
New York, November Sugar - Raw
oareiy steady; fair refining 35s; centrifugal s6
test 10 Moasses sugar 34s. Refined easy.
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GRAIN ANn Hay

Carload lots, fop, cars from mil!ers deal.
ors charge from store 5Ql0c more per 100
lbs on bran, 2d3c per hushe on oats and corn
and iOd15c per loo lbs on hay
BRAN-Per 100 pounds SJ6s2c
WHEAT SHORTa-Per 100 pounds $1,000
liz
CORN-No Q sacked 5id sc.
CORS CliOPS-MiTed aud pure Io5dl.Oi.
OATS-20d33c per brshcl
HAY--Alfalfa $12.00012. 20 per ton; timothy
SIS OO6lG M. south Te~as prairie hav a. 5OT
CSC North Texas and Territory $40 00411 90
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Quiniue i,G49c per ounce. i bottle; NOR
rhine g 1jda.35 per ounce; cocaine i6.15 pes
ounce. turuX Sac per poun1 VA lOO-pcunu
packages, copperas Sl.io in s.rrals; castor oil
S1l5 per gallon in 5-gallOn packages EPSON
st.lts SI.15 per hundred in barrels. alccho'
So .7Cd2. 00 nor gail n: 5Ulphur s. G5 per 100 in
barrels; alum 2l2c per pound u barrels. sal,
Pc ire r. per pound in barrels; canphor I0c
wood alcohol 100 gum opium 1915; powdered
opium A75, carhohc acid 3Sdi0e pr poun-
bottles; calcium carbide 500 per cwt, deilv-
cred Texas common railway points.
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Cargll & Richardson Of HouNton report
the range NJ prices for the leading stocks
Hsna~
wer. the closing ouotanons in

Following were the closing quotations In
the New York bond market yesterday:
U 2s, ref, reg twhen issued. ..,.....lOs
L 2s ref, coupon (whsn issued) -. 100
United States 3s registered =, .....,...llo
United States 3s coupon ................,lle
United states new Is. registered. .... 1854
United States new IS coupon ..-.... l32tt
United States old As registered .... .ll5al
Uni ed Sta es old a., u~on ..........,.lb
Uni ed states S. regis cred ..............l13
United States IS coupon :. ,.............lt sp.
District Of Columbia 3.65s. ............. 1871
AchsOn general a. .....................lfO roy
Nchson Adjustment is go. ..........s, M+
colorado Southern 4s ................ san
Fort worth and Denver CITY frsts ,...,. ~,
oUs ard Nash united Is a.... ....... ~
Missouri. Kansas ana TeNas con is. 6sh
VI sonri, Kansas ard TeNts fours, ...., ~ q
heading general As ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
Vio Grlnfe Western is's ...4..s........- 81
:, outs ard Iron Mnu-,sia rn-s-i nvrs f'fit
81 j end SAN Fran general o. (ohercdl l25
Southern Pacific tours .................... ssH
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New York November S.-Money on cal
STEADY at 2sQi per cent; las loan 4 per
cent Sterling Arm, with actual b ne,Des. PEI Z,
9a 19S bills at i.sih for demand and n
i'N9sd'.sOls for sixty days; uosted rats,
,'s MP and ass; commercial bills 4 7ss. 2
e eG a SILVER certificates eid65 Bar siIvei
railroad bonds strong State bonds inacttv eH'
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

orafs, November S.--Three Der cent ror,.,
s dmi' ~ Tor The account Exchange o5 I nsei
oon -0f, l0ikc Tor checks ~ LNh'
non York November s-Cle.r,n 80
iSs.4s2, balances sa.2i0.5is. WIS.,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
poRr OF GALVESTON. November S.

PORT OF GALVESTON, N0vember 3
ARRIVED.
SIS Comal (Am.), from New York
IS Pandosia (Br), from Port Eads.
SIS Fashoda (Br,l, for London.
CLEARED.
SIS Holywell, for Manchester
SAILED.
So Langham (Br). for Havre,
SIS Holatius (Br.). for Liverpool.
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London consois.

Londcn. November s.4-conscls y
os 1l-l6, for the account g. "
quiet. % 7-lsd. Money 2G2ls Ie Y.
rate of discount for short bills ~
per cent, three months bills p'lAN
cent.
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HOUSTON wnoLnsALE PRICES.
Current Quotations ON Round Lots
of staple Commodities.

These nuotatIons are revised daily and their
correctness can be rolled upoR The pIicss
are those ruling in Houston Wholesale mar
ketz.
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DRIED rRrITs AND NUTS.

APPLES-Faucy eyaporaled, 5O-lb boxes
G4c, lib cartons 1c: choice eyaporated &c.
AfRICOTS-PCr ID, Loose l0c.
CiThON-ln lO-lh boxes l3c
CURKANTS-la bbls Sc; 25-lb boxes, clean
ell. bulk l4r. Lib cations 80.
BATEs-I-lb package. nc 6O-lb boxes &c.
FIGS-Caliioruia l2i2c; imported l0GlSc.
PEACHES new stock Sc.
RAlSINs-CaG.0rn.a, 3-croWn, l., l.. boxes
L. VI. r9sirs, 5O-lb boxes, S0$4c 3-crown Il.
NJ. ra.sns, 50-io b4XC-. So.
FRUNEs-Cdlifornis 80 Sos So 6O-7os 70.
7O-SUs &c. S0-S.s 81. ss--0js Sc.
NUTS-Brazil 13c per lb flberts, Sicily l2c
Naples l2isc walu4ts l4aloc, peanuts, fancy
hand picked 5Aa5lac; No. . i&c; almonds,
TaragOna Ice ID, in sa rks italian chestnuts
loc pecans, selected l0c, large l2dl5o me-
dunn sac.
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Heu.ton paily st.temen,.

Houston Comparative Stntenent.
Gross receipts thus far this week.. l02, $50
Gross receipts ss days this year.. t0,5l7
Gross receipts 6s days In 1ssa-i90o.... 7sI,163
Gross receipts 81 days In is97-9s. ..... es3.Gi5
Houston Railroad Receipts.
Following are the receipts OF cotton by the
various railroads entering the city. kaIes.
Houston and Texas Central .............. 3.6ss
international aud Great Northern...... 3.2bs
Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio 16i
Texas ana New Orleans ............ 40
Houston East and West Texas. J., asa
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe............. AT7s
Missouri Kansas and Texas .......... 2si6
Total .............. ....................1s.st 2
Houston spots.
Spots closed steady; market hc up. With
sales OF iii bales
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VESSELS DESTINED FOR GALVESTON
EXPORTS FoREIGN.

The British steamship Holywel cleared to-
dav for Manchester with a cargo composed
Of I05OO bales of cotton. valued at Si9I3n,
and s22l plates Of spelter valued at Si4,It9.
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NEW ORLEANS.
Especial To The Post

New orleans. La, November s.--The New
Orleans live stock exchange reports;
Reeves 3.7564.25; fair 10 GOOD 3 .OOdS.oo.
Cows and heifers 3.00@3 80; fair 70 good
F, 81 as. 90. VIZ @
Yearlings s,Ooq3 80; fair to good 9.oo1l2.oO.
Calves 3. 75oi4 IS. fair to good 6.0)ds.oo
Hogs 4.50d50o.
Sheep 3.5064.0o.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis. November Seattle Receipts
900 head. including 1900 Texans; market ac-
tive and strong for natives; strong and
steady for Texans: native shipping and ex-
port steers 5.oolib. 20; dressed beef and butch
er steers LIONS rs; steers under 1000 pounds
3.e1@5.oo; stoAsers and feeders 4Nfl4. so;
cows and heifers 00di6 90; Gamers l.:5a2 20
bulls .75G5.O; Texans and indian steers
3.cSql,6s; cows and heifers 2s0dI3 50. Hogs
Receipts $500: rarke. s'rcng and active
pigs ard lights 4.15d$- s.; pa -kers 4.S5; but n
ers t.S5tfl.s6. Sheea--Receipts i21l; m1rkei
strong and active native nations 4. sS@4. e:
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lambs 4.2sa5 40: culis and bucks 25oa4 TO-
stockers 2.35nS. co.
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THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
THE SALES MADE nv TEXANS AT
EAST 81. LOUIS.
Receipts of Texas Cattle mt Cbics q q
Were SOO--Texns Fed steers
$500 TO S4.o5.

Especial to The Post, Reported by the Evans
Snyder Buel Commission Company
National Stock Yards. ILL.,. November s.
The following sales were made today by
Texas and Indian Territory men:
w. A. Stranks. summit l. T.. s25 pound
steers. as 762 and IA pound steers, $50.
J. c. Smith, Ohmulgee. |. T., 1888 pound
steers. 8. 30; s27 pound steers, 80. stiles &
Gibson, Osktaha, /. T., $50 pound steers, 3 10:
9TS pound steers. 3. 96. Stiles Weder, Dris-
coll, Texas. 1909 and 1910 pound steers, 40.
Gibson g. Parkinson, oaktsha. |. T., $50
pound steers, 3. 10. Fifteen hundred Texans
steady.
KANSAS CITY
Especial to The Post)
Stock Yards, Kansas City, Mo. November
| s.-Thc following sales OF Texas and Indian
Territory cattle were made here today;
Pedro Blsnco Cattle company, chickashs.
l. t., s7s pound steers. $50. Peaslee g.
| $40; so2 pound COWS, 40. Lindsay a. Price,
| Addington, l. T.. T7s pound steers, $50. a.
2sa
Kansae City. November Seattle Receipts
| $500 natives 1900 Texans, 800 calves. Elk
| eellent demand. 5al0c advance; native steer:
| t.as6b.5 50: stockers and feeders 3,004i, %
butcher cows and heifers 3.o0l+ 30; canneri
2.6od3 90; fed Westerns 3,7Sd4lO; wintere,
calves 5.60Gl6 Is. Hogs-Reeeipts $500; ae
tive; 6Gl0c advance, heavy 4.SOd4.90; ligh
i.709t.s5; piss t.50G4 So. Sheep--Receipt
1900; active, Arm; lambs 3,65d4.iO; mike
COCA so; stockers and feeders 3.25g4. %
culls 2.50q3.5o.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Wheat Was Dull and Easy, but Sleadled
Later on Exports.
DECEMBER WHEAT CLOSED SHADE LOWER
Corn Closed IL to 3-S Lower and
Oats UnchnnEed--ProVis We're
= L. to . Down at the close.

Chi ago November S.-waeat was duh AID
easy MIST OF the d.y O. lower cab.es' but
alef sleadied on esp r. bus4eas, December
elosed SHADE lower Cora oiosed "a sc
lower and oats unlnanE--. PROVISIONS a.
the close were g54uoc Gown.
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SPECULATION MORE ACTIVE.
Characteristic of New York Market
Decidedly BetAer.

New York. November s.-speculation in cot
ton was decidedly more active today. The
market opened at an advance of 61io points
and further advanced s9a2 points, chiefly on
covering. although there was considerably
more attention paid 60 cotton by the in
yestment class
The rise in prices was due largely to a
better class OF cable accounts. the important
feature Of which was the increased activity
IN spinning circles and to sensational frost
forecasts. The upward movement OF prices
here was accelerated by better accounts from
New England and Southern spinning sections
and also from cotton goods markets. More
activity was also reported In the Southern
spot markets, with holders demanding higher
prices. The rally was checked by selling to
secure profts and moderate selling for short
account. The general characteristics OF the
local market however. were decidedly better
The frost predictions failed TO unusrve shorts
while at the same time creating many new
friends for the market in speculative circles
The close was steady, with the net advances
reduced 70 1ea2l points.