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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-10

state Librarian Carver. to meet
popular demand. has added volume
.l mu-hl Jums IVY the State library. "A
great many English people in tn
state have taught the natives tD eat
the fungi, which they previously be-
lieved to be toadstools In all parts
n thr State the deicacy may be- found
ana in such numbers that there ~ M
reason why people should not have all
they wish.
The great trouble has been that peo-
pie We're not able to tell thu difference
between the poisonous ana the edible
fungi. or between mushr Oms ana toad
stools. as they are commonly called
The subject has become W such inn
portance that the Agricultural Depart
m-nt at Washington has issued a val
liable pamphlet un the subject ana the
agricultural department Of New York
state has issued a similar publication
which j. Of the greatest value.
Many have not been able to obtain
these publications and as there is such
a demand for works " that kind. Mr.
Carver has added "One Thousand
American Fungi" by Charles Nell
yane, u the library. 1t IL an exhaus-
tive treatise, not only on how to tell
the edible fungi, but also on the differ
ent methods Of preparing them for the
table.
At this time Of the year. as it is
commonly supposed that the fan is the
only time when mushrooms can be Sc
cured, there is a great demand. and the
book j. bound to be very popular.
\ short time ago an investigation
was made of the mushrooms that
might be found i'll this section over 40
varieties were discovered and it is
said that but two Of the poisonous
varieties are to be found in the State.
In some sections the poisonous variety
exists in great numbers. 50 that there
is the usual danger Of mistaking one
FIR the other.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-10
SUPERIOR COURT.
September Term-Hon. o. G. Hall Pre-.
siding

w :. CItOATE. Clerk.
q. WI. II EsELTON, County Attorney.
A. l.. MCFADDEN. Sheriff.
+. A. SMALL, StenOgrapher.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-10

They said our Aeue Cure
was too bitter and powerful for
the weak digestion Of malarial
illness.
We have corrected the fault.
It's cost us thousands of dol
lars to do it, but we have cor
reCteIi It.
And there is no better medi-
cine under the sun for every
form Of malaria than this new
Malaria and Ague Cure.
!. c. AVER COMPANY,
Prl,,l,-l Chemists, Lowell, Mass.
Aver Slrsaplrilll Ayers Hair Vigor
Ayers Pills Ayers Cherry Pectors
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-10
STATE HOUSE.
Governors Nominations and Other Gossip at
the State Capitol.

Hon W. w Stetson State superin-
tendent Of schools. was at the Stat"
House, yesterday. for short time.
having made one of those short calls
in which h transacts 50 much bust
ness. The summer has been a very
busy one for him, but IN addition to
the work of the summer school he has
done great deal of other work
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-10

Show us fault in our bust
ness and we stop it at once, no
matter how profitable. We
don't believe a fault can ever
b. really profitable.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-04

ofop was $3.50 ono bales; with shortage OF
son ron bales from India, With visible now
2es 900 less than 10 1896 and an annual con
sumption 100000 grester than that year, a
blind man can eco we are approaohins
famine In cotton, aud yet We have panic IN
cotton because a new trus, ompsny iaiis as
II that would stop any spindles
carsln & Richardson Of Houston say OF
cotton
Liverpool cotton cables we're sSesruo,ra.iiy
good again this morning deliveries being
quoted the same az yesterday az p M wnen
a decline was expected TO meet our markets
Later Developments found their market poorly
supported Our markets received oor sup
port also, longs realized, Germans hammered.
taken by noted bull, who has adye tissd
himself all through the season by nooding TIE
South with bullish literature, He came cut
today advising those who we're holding spots
10 turn loose, as from personal .ngestign
ton he had found much nore cotton al un-
counted towns than former Investigations re-
vealed This plunker was aredi'2d with sell
ing 90 900 NAYS during the arst few minutes
through brokers. and later buying openeiY
10000 March. Later reports gave hiln credit
for selling large blocks. Liverpool waa Q
good buyer in New York OF the spring mcnihs
against sales made 81 home The movement.
about tho only feature that IAN . considered
as having any lasting effect. showed large
incrense over the past few days, but t'ia' was
10 be expected. Considerable cotton h1s been
accommodating for January shipments. sut
is now being moved. There is 10 Cpraron'
weakness IN the position Of spots, AMI We
doubt any serious decline being seen 10 ~
lures unless tho Interior weakons. Th'
strength in cotton all this season has come
| from spots. and, while the future markeu
may get congested at times, and staggcr from
| the heaten path. they must ultimately conn
back TO their relative position.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-04


BEANs--Navy 3Aa3kt. Bayou 3Ae: En-
glsh dried &C. p!nks 3Hc; Lima eGSA":
olackseyes &c
BuTTER-Blue star 25c; dairy l9q29c Red
star, 24c; Elgin, creamery, 29he3Oo; oleomar-
earine dairy bricks. lse. Lincoln solids, iSc
prints, lac; Special Blue star, lSc;
Red Glover. Crystal Gem and Coun-
Try Rolls. 1850: special dairy, re: fancy
GARY 16c: Daisy, l5c: Glover Leaf. 17alsc
Texas country butter, l?al5c Texas bricks,
ljd,0c
CABBAcE--crates, s2.75; home grown. &c
per pound
CHEESE--New York full cream. i4G15c;
Badger State. i4ikc; Wisconsin full cream
tolls lie. Wisconsin fun cream daisies l5c
EGGS-Texas per dozen, Hn1bc; Kansas,
49,
ONIONS-Per ID. 1N11%c.
pEPPER-Chlle 14dl5c per ID: black slngs.
pore l31ac
POTATOES Colorado. S061S5c.
POULTRY Hens s2,5od3.0o cocks. large
old sl5o62O0 roasters s2.6od2I5; fryeis
81 a5N2e0: broilers, s2.00d2. %. Turkeys
Hens, sG0ons0o. gobblers, ss.0oul2.00 pei
dozen, according to size and quality; young
turkeys, si0Gd6.0o. Ducks, large s.. 25d2 10
Geese, st5oa5.5O full feathered Quiueas
81 SOd225
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-04

New York. January 3,--s. Mum, Son & co.
say OF cotton:
Lower Liverpool cables, wsaher stock
market. some Increase In the reports Of al
impression among some that stocks al UNI
counted towns In some sections OF the south
are liberal, and heavy selling by Wall street
interests which heretofore have been aggross-
To lS points. One Wall street house is un-
derstood TO have sent out hundreds OF teie-
grams TO every nook and corner of tho South
urging settling on the ground that uncnunted
town stocks we're larger than hrd been sup
posed. The same house sold II is under.
stood fully SO 900 bales. ar 10000 balcs iu
two days, Other Wall street houses also sold.
Liverpool bought the near months and sc,c
August Exporters sold to some extent a8aiHNt
purchases ~ cotton at the South Befsh
tclegiamH SEM South did not bring out ms hig
selling orders as expected In fact the South
| ern ceiling was not a prominent feature
Manchester was quiet for yarns Cloths In
moderate demand, spot prices here were un-
changed Sale Of AZ bales for spinning, 100
delivered on contacts middling upauds INC.
| New Orleans and Savannah declined t-iGc,
Memphis advanced i-tSc and Wilmington ]ac.
I Augusta AL.
Tho southern spot markets will be closely
| watched Meridian. Miss. advces are very
hulish stating that the amount held back ~
small Some private cables from Liverpool
advised selling Troy, Texas, repo'tT that
cotton yards and gins are entirely clear OF
cotton The statistical position is EencralY
couqdered very strong 4 New Orleans Arm
takes tile ground that The crop 10 stll likely
10 turn out large. This Is not the gcnetal
general belief abroad Llyerpool's zuot sales
increased II will be seen "a 1000 bales, The
close was steady nj the decline with est
mated sales Of $50 600
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-04

Tho following telegram vas received by
cargll 4 Richardson today from large in
diTidual operator in New York
what do gau think Of Houston receipts
Eyarybadl ioohs ipr lower prices"
rhs Following repls was sent,
Look for fair movement few days account
Isnuary shIpmsnts, No perreptible pressure,
Spots nrmly held
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-04

otd,rary & AIS Good niddiinE Z ll-is
tiood ordinary 8 ills Middlng fair ~ lS-i6
Low rnlddiing Z 3-is Sales ..,...,., .ilb
New Ycrk-spots closed quiet; prices IN
charged
Good ordinary. & ii-is Good middiug l-is
I,ov middiing z 5-i6 Middling fair 5ls
Middling .....7A Gales .~.t t.M
New orlcans--spots closed quiet, prices I'M
changed
Low ordinary. IS s-l6 Middiing s.t..7 7-18
ordinary t..S sis Good niddlng.7%
GOOD ordinary IS 11-16 Middling fair l5-is
Low mlddling, - 2-l6 Sales ....., 1850
Liyerpool-spot busress was fair prices
i-1sd down sales 70. 01e bales. OF which loo
we're Americana imports HOO, of which Slg'
were American.
Ordinary. 31-S2 Middling .. 81
Good ordinary A 5-32 Good middling 9-l6
Low mlddling a 1872 Middling fair."4A
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-04

zoa21c choice e5d2sc: fancy new crop syrup
32d33c pure new crop syrup. 45c
M1f.k-Gold Medal. $780, Magnolia, A.oV
Esgls 81 90. Empire, 81 81
PICKLES Five-galloa kegs. S.75; io-gsl.
Kegs. s3.o0; i1-bbls. 400; pin.s. American
style s5deoc. Quarts. American style 81 2: "
gal. 81 0od2. Is. 1-gal.. American style s5.l'
G3 p 1-gal He2agon % 90.
RICE--Extsa fancy head 6I5Ae choice oa
5hc; fair thI5c: fancy imported 6lsdeAc,
RoPE-Sisal. basis 1-i5, loMe: Manila. lie
Gotten rope i0c.
sALT-Liverpool. coarse s5asoc fine s5eff
81. 90. Louisiana, coarse. S5c. nne DOC, pbls
2s-los s2.25; eo-5s. So 80: 1oo-3s. $50; lots
:2.45.
SALT FIsH--Maekcrel. Nc in 1o-lb kits
81 coal 10; half bbls $3.50; tubs s5.ooa5 90
$50.
ADMINISTRATORS quarters s3.9514 ~;
mustard sil01425. imported Gillette srsds
quarters 81 so: fancy sprats. quarters. 70 81
sTARCH---standard goods: Pearl, 10 4O-le
boxes. 3a4d37sc Royal Gloss, bulk. 9%GShc
Nickel. 100 packages per box $40; corr
starch BIC per ID, 20 and 40-lb boxes.
SUGAR--Q Quotations are for small lots
Special prices are given on carload orders
Standard yranu.ated sic; cubes and pow
dered sac; louisiana yellow clarified. Ian cI
5LT5hc; choice, 5q5h, Arhuckles, z-i
snd 5-lb PACKAGES. Size.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-04
COFFEE.

New Orleans, January Coffee-Rio. or.
binary TO fair 7ihnS%
New York, January S-CofIee-The market
futures opened steady with prices unchanged
TO ! points higher and ruled very active witr
firm undertone ON vigorous bull support
tair demand from the bears, and made thu
FOREIGN buying The market closed stead,
with prices net unchanged to points higher
Tolal sales 1850 bags, including January a
6l0p6lb, March 6.30d6.S5, MAY $40. July 6 so
August sS0a655. September $50, October SO
dSeS, November SOS, December s So spo
coffee Rio firm; No. invoice, 3-isc No
+ lohbing, 1915; mild Arm. Cordoya, s612is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-04
BUTTER AND EGGS.

chicago, January Butter-Market Arm;
az l2gl2&. Eggs--Firm; fresh. 10
~ Louis, January 3 = Eggs Steady, 17b.
New York, Januayy s.-Eggs Receipts 5e2s
packases' nrnl annc higher, Western ungraded
ny inArk, lti23 Western, aide5, losses on.
Kansas City, january g. Eggs-In fair de-
nahe al stsfdy 10 strong prices. Missouri
ahn Nanses stock, frsts, iSis. cases returned
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-04
oIiIcAGo

Chicago. January s.-Cattle- Coed 20 choice
native steers and Texans steady; ipferler
grades slow, butchers stock and cahuets
strong; stoekers and feeders steady. good 10
choice ionS So, poor 70 medium l685.iS.
mixed stookers S.ioa9 "a selected feeders
4a0Gli IS; good To choice COWS S i0dl 80,
hefers 2.MHo co. Gamers 2 9S6iS 90; calves
5osi SO; fed Texas heeves 1a5Gi5 Is. Hog.
--0Hioe Lover; top prices as; mixed and
butchers IA s0Gi50, good 20 choice heavy
le4lt.S5: lights 2oda ts hulk OF sales 4 a
n4 ~. sheep and lambs active steady
market; top Western lambs 6.i0, native woth-
ers 4,SonS,oo; lambs i5oa600. Reccipts-
Cattle la,e00 hogs 1900; sheep 20 600.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-04
SUGAR.

New York, January -sugar-Raw, arm.
Refined, steady to Arm
Now Orleans January 3-sugar-Ouiet.
open kettle, SNai open kettle centrifugal,
5s@4&; centrifugal plantation granulated,
s,i6' whites, iMG4%; yellows, 3Isa4Is; see
eonas, s%a4 Molasses- Quiet. open kettle,
Ilnt0. rentrIfngal SffgG
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-04
st. Louis Grain and Provisions.

cash. 20, January, 70; May, 7OMqI01s Juy.
dassmG9it; No. hard 65iad6Tia Corn-No,
cash 9Ois; January, 30 May So oats--No-
cash aud January "a; May, 25is Ne. 2
old ll,2a new, Lard Nominal lower; piim
steam. 5,A5 choice, $50. Flour Unchanged.
Timothy seed, 9Ood2S0. Cornmeal. 170dl a.
Bran-Firlu, sacked east track g. Iiay
steady timothy, S.5odl20o; prairie, 00aS b.
Whisky steady, le9la Cotton tics u5.
Bagging, a%G6hs Hemp Irvine. o. Dry sin
meats Extra shorts 562is; clear ribs 80.
clear sides. ISIS RaCon Extra shorts G. t2if B.
clear ribs &25 clear sides, G3719 Receipts
Flour, 5000; wheat iI000; corn 52.0on: oats.
S5.o0o Shipments Flour, 10000: wheat. 30
0o0 corn, al.0o0; oats, ti00d
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-04

81 am rsloced to see the bulk OF the cotton
Rplrs % France and the continent" New
Y'rk hull = quoted as Saying few days ago
'Llyerpooi Is nov more than i,e00 900 bales
shcrt on exports thus far this season eA-
nfrf 70 hssr much talk Of short time from
Nanchefter spinnefs during The next fsney
tsys ana during the summer months. sx-
pei fhex WIN be compelled to adopf short
{{r>e sImniS hecaute there VIII not be cptton
%ilt ~ needed 70 demonsfrat> this fact. With
Seee'P Y ~ eerA Nesk than ~ Svs, when the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-04
lsnecInl 10 rhe post.N

Now York. January atwood Violet &
Co cay Of cotton.
The rapid decline In Liverpool and New
York cotton markets since the opening on the
ID instant was in consequence Of precon-
certed hear effort to depress contracts, there
by hoping TO force liquidation by Southern
spot holders II is reported that principal
sellers here and with Liverpool have been
firm who for the past four months has been
perhaps more prominently identified with
the bull side than any other Gotten house
here or elsewhere. A Southern correspondent
wires Ms today that this firm has been tcle-
graphing throughout the South advising tho
selling or spots, because OF accommodating
stocks In this country. That stocks are 10,
accumulatins, Secretary Hester shows today
10 his report, making them at visible IN
terror points, 525 900, against $4,000 bales last
| year That plantation ana invisible town
stocks are very much smaller than last yegi
I the secretary absolutely proves Tao Souk
! ern spot holder has stood steadtast so far I,
he now to give European aud domestic spin.
| nors his cotton at receding prices nj tim,
when Europe particularly is absolutely dc
| pendent for her supply during the next eigh
| months upon what remains unsold in iii,
| South of the present crop.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-04

ApplEs-N,,ssorft,h .,oit :,

APPLES-MissourI stock. bills. choice 50. Is
a 90, extra fancy standard. 81 50d5 90. New
York stock Sl.25; Virginia stock s. 00lDf %
Fancy oregon in boxes, 81 60
BANANAs-Fancy stock. per bunch. packed
So 0oa2 rs.
CBANBERRIES-C Crates S2.I5. barrels s. o.
CQCoANUTS--Per sack. "a SOFAS 90.
PES-Almeria, SO 50GS 20 per barrel
LEMONS--tancy Messina. 360s, 6 i0ft4 81;
i2ps S. 0OdS 70.
ORANGES California hudded So. 75G3 90,
choice navels, a.25dS 80. fancy, $40
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-04
THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETS
IRREspoNsIvE CABLES WE'RE
DEPRESSING INFLUENCE.
Corn Wac FnirIy stendy--oats Were
steadied by Export sales, but
Proyisions Bro Ike Early.

Chicago. January s.-Irresponsise cables
were depressing factor in the wheat market
today. May closing Adao under yesterday
Corn closed nc lower. oats closed a shade
lower. Provisions, affected by heavy hog re-
cepts and persistent profit taking, closed
un6e' yesterday May pork lost l2lsc May
lard 1oc ana May ribs 5g7l1c.
May wheat opened Ac under yesterday az
zoe, loss attributable TO the isserpons!Ve at
utude OF the Liverpool. market, wnile recelY-
ing free Offering OF arrived catgoes from Ar
gentna ana ignored the advance OF ga ~
here yesterday Trade was dull Throughout
the session and the volume OF BUSINESS lispt
The break was checked temporarily Oh BfaG-
streets announcement OF a decrease 10 70.
visible Of 1,1il,D0G bushels and the smeH
primary receipts. May advancing 10 iJ3s The
general lack Of demand and selling orlrra
from London drew away the support later
and the market slumped under puts, Nay ~
b9ss. The close was 9sn1ac lower at oeAno9's
the market having fcacicd a bit Oh buylng
against previous scattering covering by
shorts. Primary receipts were 3S2,OBl bushels
597 900 for the corresponding day last year
Local receipts for Two days were lis cars
Minneapolis and Duluth reported 2bl cars
New York reported p loads taken for export
Seaboard cleHrances $4,000 bushels
Corn was fairly steady in tha lace Of the
break In wheat aud provision markets. Liberia
receipts and reports OF freer country oHef-
lnsS TINS sue the MISSISSIPPI hau depressing
teEdoncy. The liquidation was generally early
though not largo The nrmnees Of Liverpool
for spot and rumOrs of an urgent export di'
mana, some good sales for shipment aud th'
reports that country stocks are very hgh
had stcadyinK influence and later IN ,ht
session many early sellers became buyers
/ Receipts for two days here were 1927 Cdgs
Clesrances were 600. 900 bushels
Oats were steaded by some export sal, T.
i0o,6Gh bushels being reported by sonic con
cerns, Cash people were buyers OF futures
! The market WAS rather dull Now York re
ported 10000 bushels taken for export. Iio
ceipts hero were i0S cars.
] Provisions were generally weak, but bt
came barely steady at the decline. The IN
| fueGces were large, holding receipts and lowe
4 prices nj the yards
! Estimated receipts tomorrow: wheat
cars Germ 80 cars; oats, if5 ears, hogs Il ,Go
head
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-04
NJ ' work Dry Cood.

N'" forh January 3. Business in all lines
OF eo''on &c ds again quiet today. The re-
ppf's ot rfo, uction supply being cut short
~ numbered New England centers made
ss,.,vls WY Slutious in accepting orders Tor
su,uie aenNeir. The tcne and prices were
n wv. fIih's and ginghams firm; print cloths
nush elt priee unchanged for both regulars
wv, l oeqs, So grades OF American wooden
ssnpanleS heS eyS advanced 8; dress goods
~ hT but current demand only
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-04
KANSAS CRY.

Kanf1s City. january S--Cattlo-
oepts 1900 natives end 1l60 TcNans, rheieo
steers AMI stockers and feeders active ANA
steady, others i0c lower. heavy native ste.,s
y 2ono.'n, lights f,55n5.&; choice stockers
and feeders S.saaLT5 butcher COWS ana
heifers 5le1i,60; Gamers 2.50d3. %. fed
Western -9sN5.iS TeSsrs s. e5li4. %. Hogs
Receipts Eco; liberal supply SOLD SLOW NJ
.Nlne lower heavy aud mixed sara i7ie,
lights 4,@9i4o; pigs 3S5odl 10 Sheef-its.
ceipts dlvO; market opened steady: few ~,
sales "a iSe lower. lambs \ iOsi 30. mutt,ns
3,g9Gs.t5 culls ? 0Oq3.O0
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-04
sr I.olIs.

~ Louis, January S--sCattle- Reeeints sloo
lhcludlns HOO Texans; mavket steady: native
spring and export steois l.7sa6 80: dfcsset
neet ana butcher steers 1880 81; steers up
der 100 pounds 3 S01i 80; etockcis ma fee,i
ers S.a0ai.6o; cows and heifors olai n.
eano@s liaWSoe, Texas and Indian stesrs
. :, W. lo' COWS and. beiteFs iefis IS nogs
lteselrls ie.etN; market Ncasof, i0r lowe,
,Nhs ana lishts Asbiif,t5 Acters e5siI 10.
market SLOW native uiuttons b ia s So. ,,nht
t.,es 80. n sl'is and bucks s.e5 Gs,ss. stock
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-04
HOUSTON wuolnsALp rn,cns.
Cnrrent Quotations on Round Lots of
Stnple CommNlifieS


These quotations are revised daily ara thar
correctness can he relied upon. The prices ara
those ruling In Houston wholesale marVets
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changed '''NNs "p'
Low Ordinsry,..s s-is Middlins ...,..1 liz
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-04
WIRE AND NAILS.
N IRE-CiAlyanizpd Clfdden a n, VA,

WIRE Galvanized Glidden. $40, Wauke
gan. Sass
NAILs-s 81 to base Advances for common
over base. I'd, zoe Sd 45c; "a and sd. SOC; Ga
zoe; Sd loe; lod and led. &C. Quotations ara
tor less than car lots.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-04
HOUSTON BANK cLEAR!NGs

HOUSTON BANK CLEARlNGS.
Following are the clearances OF the Houi
panks for the week thus far and for thsl
responding time last year, together with
increase or decrease. ~
This year. Last year. Incr'
Monday-Hol!day,
TUESDAY ........ 81 So, 4g2 slSGl,6li 's2sl
Wednesday, -. 2,l3o,99I 1,i0l,l24 %
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-04
GRAIN AND HAY.

Carload lots, T. o. b. cars from mIiers;
dealers charge tiom ftore s9loe more per 100
corn, and lOGl5c ner 100 lbs on hay.
BRAN--Per 100 lbs. 70n72c.
RICE bRAN-Per 100 lbs. 6oo.
PURE CORN cHors.Per 100 lbs. 7sBQ
ikc.
CORNING. . sacked. S9di0c.
oATS.-Good No, Texas, S0d2Sc; OF or no
grades, 25M2shc Kansas white No. p $50
S6c; No white SSqSic; slightly stained
SCi2lIhc
WHEAT SHORTS-Per 100 lbs. s5695c
HAY--Alfaita, SlS. 25d1S.s5 Ter ton timothy
$l3 I5H li.25 South Texas prairie hay, s.. 81 %
$50, North Texas and Territory, 81 00Gl0 90.
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Now Ycrk Money!.

New York January S-Mopey on 81,
steady, at 4d6 ner cent, last loan & ruln|
rate 8, Prime mercantile paper per cfr'
Sterling exchange Arm. with actual busines
in hanlers' bills at 4.S7i2 for demand s1
4.S2la for sixty days; posted rates 4 Ssh AZ
ASH, Commercial bills i.slG4.siis Sns9
dollars ~ government bonds strong; rsas
road bonds quiet state bonds inactive.
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Houston Railroad Rec,

Houston's gross receipts OF cotton by tho
various railroads entering the city were a.
follows; Baiss
Houston and Texas Central ...... ail
International and Great Northern ...4.I 2,2
Galveston. Harrisburg and San Antonio. 1855
Texas and New Orleans ,.....,.....,. 2
Houston East and West Texas ........ ~
Gulf. Colorado and Santa ZEE ...............
San Antonio and Aransns Pass ............ "a
Missouri, Kansas aud Texas .,........a.l, $50
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