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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-12
A .prr Rnt. Mnrket.

CargiiI & Richardson say o. the market
IN the circular 0. yesterday:
dry ro." cotton market was seea to-
day Liverpool was rather often is-s4th to
l-ss.h lower, spots IA higher, n sympathy
Win le,ie irnnsss In rae futare mar
ket Al Tue opening On our side operators
we're inclined 10 Aes.tate. a atile buying
Wa done o. bad weathsr bulls 10 the South,
sa-ie local iaarkei irkoers dig some selling.
I ne movement p4s on a0vut tbe sams o4sls
- the pas ieS Gays. ia1o SIGHT tor the
sees Zo,si7. ssa.nst isills iasl year. Total
10 da.e p.s09sss@, aSs-a5- o.z3G,s~l last ear.
he Llyefpysl stotk % American cQkton IN
creased ~ oaiss during The wees Esi.-
macs and port rece PTS moderate.
Gommeu ing wifA Dcsgser }, Ec8i, good or
d.nHfy cotlcA and grades above 0.e tender.
able upon contracts w. Liverpool. A. pres
EN- loe nlaGLag is the lowest grade that
can IL iehsered upoa contracts,
DR.ns The pact few days We have been
Fseggns Reports from a number % sec
Ions ia Texas. theh. summarized. say 'hst
much more cotton ls being beid hy farmers
mi ner hants than 10 pre- gious years. Ih.s
As confined principally 10 Southwest. West
sni Central Texas although some portions
Our reports, large holders. Ten cents az The
ports Is the Dr,ce % this cotton. or u cent
above tae market. The question IS, VIII
IGtcr developments prove that the spot
huider ecn,roiA ths market He ,s unqucs-
tonaby in a better position 20 dictate than
ever before The bears co8. end that as we
approach planting tine the largely increased
vii reznlt in dragging declining market
New York closed 70 down. New Or
leans 70 8 down Spots unchanged.
Liverpool should be Id lcTeF tomorrow.
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MovEMENr INro sIGnr
shows an Increase over Last Year oi
$50, 600.

New Orleans. January ll.-secretary He's
iers weekly New Orleans cotton exchange
s.ate1cn. shows al increase In the move
ment OF cotton INTO sight compared vita the
seven days onding hits date last year ia
round figures 5000. a decrease under the
same days year before last OF 3i,o0q and
decrease under the same period in 1895 OF
ligo5J.
For the eleven days OF January the totals
SNOW a de reasa under last year oi 1902, a
decrease undor the same period year before
las. Of lli,00o and decrease under lses Of
$500.
Fer me i33 days Of the season that have
elap2ed the Aggregate 10 ahead OF the 1873
days OF iast year $1,000. benipd the sams
aays year oeIOye laa. by l.4si.oO1 and be-
n.Ad 1855 BY s-,uoO
ihe Amount Drought INTO sight during tbs
pas. week nAs oeen 24o.sii against lsi,lis tor
tne seven DAYS elra.ag tnis aate iaat year,
@o1,S34 year Dvtdge last ana 56s,s-S same ume
Ia ts.s. snd Tor tins eleven days Of january
&c has 04eu SsI,lts. aga.Rst S@a,Ass last year
AS ~ year neiofe sss and o'v.9s sanle lime
10 ihrs.
These make the total movement for the us
Gays q gne season from september 10
datc b.AiU.Vb3, against b.2Ju.ell lasi year,
s.lii.iS year before last ann Is5Llzl SANE
lime ~ less
lhe movement since September / shows
Te,eipis a. all un.te1 States ports ISIS, ~.
sgairs. ~. 40 iast year, 49, year before
los. ana h.B-1 Sis same ii1f 20 .b3s. over
land across the NJ 81 ssipp Unio ana Potomac
rivers 20 Northsru gntiis ana Canada l13, 90,
against s57,s95 last year, s5I,tg year ne
fore last and IS7 103 same time IN 1888. in
terror stocks IN excess Of those held az
the close OF the comemrcial year 6Ba $40,
against SOD 2S last year. OIL 900 year before
las, and $50 80 same time n 1898; Southern
mill tak!ngs 65s. i04. against 81, s3S last year
b6a.s it year before lass aud us same time
IN 1855
Foreign exports for the week have beer
30, i5s against Isl. 400 last year making thl
total thus far for tho season s.aas ,i09, agains
z.ole,iSs last year, an increase OF oI9 $50
Northern In,ll takings and Canada durinl
the pas. seven days show decrease o
lo,3Ss, an compared with the correspondent
period last year and their total takings sine
September have decreased s39, $50
The total tak!ngs OF American mills, Nortl
and South. and Canada. thus TAR for tn
season have been / .s65 272. against !, 2si rs
last year These included gs,sS3 by North
ern splnners, against i552,7s3
Stocks at the seaboard and the twenty
nine leading Southern interior centerS hav
decreased during the week 1880 bales
against decrease during the correspond NJ
period last year Of 1885, and are now n4 ~
smaller than at ths date In 1900. mclud.n
stocks left over at ports and Interior town
from the last crop and the number OF bale
brought into sight thus far for the ne,
crop the supply 60 date Is 7.062,5S7, againS
te.Sla for the same period hast year.
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woRLD's VISIBLE
shows Decrease Under Last Year
of 1DD.TOs Bales.

New orleans. January li.--secretary He's
ter's statement OF tho worlds visible supply
OF cotton compares the figures OF this week
with last week, last year and the year be-
tore. Il shows an increase Tor tho week
iust closed OF 1920 against decrease OF
5e.so7 last year and decrease OF also year
before last.
fhe total visible Is i.0sJeT7. against 4.0f2,-
or las, week. a.2ss.ss last year and 5.s9S .iss
year before last; Of this the total OF Amer-
can eotton is S,8sS.s71. against S.s56.077 las,
week. s,sos,sSS last year and a.sosi29 year
before last aud OF all other kinds. Including
Egypt braxi, India, etc. 152 200 AGAINST
lla.vex last week 10000 last year and 73g, 100
Year Dafofe laa1 The total worids visible
suigiy OF cotton sAows an Increase com
pared with las- week o, Is, 200 bales. de-
crease compared With last year OF i59, 7cs and
deerease cerioared with IA. before last Of
l.5!V,s5s
OF liis worlds visible supply 81 cotton
there IS naw siloat aud held IN Grell Britain
and sentimental Europe 1875 900. against
l.ss2, y lasi year and 700 year before
iasf5 IN Egypt lss.ocd q ast $4,000 lasl
year and 252.o9o year os.-.e last u Inail
sifpoa eyasasl $4,000 las, year and 9sO, or
ysar before last. and in the United STATE.
~ ese, ngasRAt l,5sl000 last year ana iSI7..
w ear nescrc last
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snot per sack 81 IS. buck $3.50.
pACoN--Extra short clear. u sacks, sag
Sac. regulars SsgoAe' bcxes &c asnei'
Oei shs,,t,Sg AND rlEs-Basgins. 2.lb. ssss;
"a 10 sc; Arrow ties. less than carload lots'
from Houston. N.4o . ., -a-,.
CANDY--slck, wrapped. basis -, sItAc
nor lh. 10 1. full weight basis "a. ItauiAc
PEI ~ special sizes nc higner
CANDL ES-star. full weight ll5zc Granite.
fua We ght lie Electric Lighis lgc. ,.,.
coFFEE-Rio, fair, Sc; prime lohaiolc;
choice Io'4aios.s; Peaosrry; iis; -, COR
pass 1O0-ib cases Il. So delivered. So-io
70 7oc deilycred Apex ~ SOC; Lion i2.oOc;
lRAGKERS--A 3 soda. bulk. boxes 611ei
lib cartons sac snger snaps ,aa * sr re-.
fLoTR--Basis s-lo sacks: Fancy high
naion, q ea fancy half pateat 50 So; third
grade 800 2i-pound sack. lec per barrel
'' EEsaeRtiiSHcEous GooDS-Grits, hoTiny
ana rrean meal in barrels 50 ,00Gs3.lo: Pearl
meal In ss-lb sacks. 81 s. per barrel oil four
seeks; Scotch oats sz50; Friends oats S.,oy
Columbia oats s2.0o9z.lO; HaWkeye oats Ss.YV
LARD-Rehned tierce. compound. exc; leaf
SIC; 50-lb cans higher than herces; io-io
cans s.c higher; 5-lb caus &c higher; S-lb
HAus-siandard s4anc. picric hams Sc.
honey in barrels oonIs, per gallon; IN
0o-ib cans. eAlacleur Vt4sc per pounu -
b. k sdlic: in i2-ib cans. extracted. 6adTc;
pound sections l2al3e.
LlME-Bulk hoo per barrel; coopered
MISUNDERSTANDING fair lsaalsc; prime
na2lc: choice 2592sc; fancy new crop syrup
s2a33c; pure new crop syrup 35c.
CONDENSED MILK - Eagle 81. OC41 rs
Magnolia "a 5OGi.75; Dime s. .SoG3.so Chal-
iengo 81 ogTs4lo.
oYsTERs-i-lb fui! weight 5-oz so9s5c;
Zp5und full welsh s-ez u ,,S S.. g; 81, I;
weight. 1907. 81. 75al 50; lib. light weight.
5Sq zoe 2-lb. light weight, sdsoc.
PICKUES-Fl gallon kegs $50; lo-gal
Ion kegs s2.s5 is-bbls $40; pints. Ameri-
can style. s5G90c quarts. American style,
$3.50; legation 81 1892 %: i.sallon,;, Ameri-
cal style. S.15d3 -; l-gallon. Hexagon.
RicE-Extra fancy head snas2c. choice
sGfAc; falr 4ssd4hc; fancy imported 9,sH
RoPE-sisal basis 7-is. shc; Manila I.sc.
SALr-Louisana coarse SIS; fine soc; bbls
?s-1os 81 5oi eo-5s. $50. 1oO-ss. $3.50; 7o-4s.
50. So.
SALT FIsH-Mackerel. No in 1o-lb kits
y5eISl.o 90: half bbls 7o-lb No. $50; tubs
sALMoN-Fanoy pillar Rock columbis
River 81 so; Columbia River 81 .65,1l.i5i spear
I sAkDINES-American quarters 81. 5094. 70
mustard S3.soa4.O o imported Gillette grade
/ STARCH--Standard goods: Pearl. in 40-lt
/ boxes. &c; Royal G'oss. bulk tAn
0NlcKei 100 packages. per box S2.75 corr
~tarch 5isc per H. 20 and 40 III boxes.
/ SUGAR-Quotstions are for smsll lots. Spe
! cal prices are given on carload orders
I dered SIC: Louisiana yellow clarified, choic'
! CO sac; choice SIC.
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4 i; AZ; 81; AZ; I }
NEW YORK ExcHAyc,t
Today. ~


Less lie.
At Houston; Selling at Y premh:
at 81 5of2 90 discount.
At New Orleans: Selling at si.sj
buying at Il discount.
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COTTON fUTURESLO
Decline Vas I 1919 Points al New York and
7loS al New OrIesas.
amtRicM Spot aaGKFTs UNCHANGED
The Estimated Receipts for Houston
and New Orleans Are compar-
nfIyeIy Light

The era az the week in the GOTTEN market
found tho sts3ie shorn 81 some Of the
Strength and a considerable portion OF the
ir;ercsE at LIST weeks dose. However, those
Hho ale holding cotton for ioc seem ~ Arm
'iy resolved "a their conrse aad as hopetu
for ultimate success as they vtrc seven days
ago-aDg there are plenty ~ these iee people
Ii Ttxns, too A statement lsnaed b. tho
Missouri. Kansas and Texas railway. giving
sssa .ss-s ass.s; 81 cotton On Is lilac up 10
Defender 90 shcys that a, stations on that
iine a.one 6s.st9 oaIes are heli. with si.0s2
rssre .'u s,gat." Aud i Is said that in
Eastefn ana scuthes sern Texas. at points
wsith ihis road dees aot ionca. a larger per-
clntsge 81 cotton u ociag he.a BY mer-
chants and faFmers fer the elusive To-,
There are pienly Of eonteatiods for ard
sss.nSt he wisdom q shef course with the
Indications in theiT fayor perhaps predonii-
aat.ng.
The Liverpool market was lzal-6i'h lower
yesterday. with spots I-ssl higher.
on inc American side tie Diarket hgsscd
pfeSty dose to the opening nggfes. the nut-
tga.ions il he New YORK. and Nes .6ns
markets helnE slisht and tioz.EE near .ne
lcees. poin, q the day--NeS YORK 7 to .
poinls down and New Orleans to 5 poir Is
down. spots we're unchanged N the Amor
lean markets.
E.amslea receipts Tor today are. New
oriesus 400 70 GEO baies against ll,5io
las, year and 1893 in 1885. Hous ION. 100
70 $50 bales. against 3s54 last year ana
sst5 IN lssS.
Following Is the range Of prices in the
active months in New York aud New or
leans.
Neu York
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NEW ORLEANS
~ " ~ - ~ -
Especial TO The PostD

lSpeolal 70 The Po3t.l
New Orleans. January 1.-THE New Or.
leans live stock exchange reports:
Receipts-Catte 5i2; calves and vesrlines
$50 hogs l6S. Sales--Cattle, il6. small SIS
hogs, 49, Left over--Cat,le, 2ii small 3l4,
hogs, 81 Market full OF Mississippi cattle
little inquiry for muttons
l,eeNes t.oeli 25 fair to good 50fp3. Is
Cows and heirers 3O0G3.56. fair TO 5000
each,
Ieaorlinss a'5oai.Oo, fair to good. each 1900
Hogs 4.75d6 IS.
Sheep S50d{.25.
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DRIED FRUITS AND NrrTs

APPLEs-Fancy evaporated, 5o-lb boxes.
sac; !. ID cartons &c; ehoice evaporated &c.
APRlCorS-Per 10. loose I0c
ClTRoN-ln lU-!b boxes. 13c.
ClRRANTS-In bbls l3lse: 25-lb boxes,
cleaped, bulk lie: lib cartons loo
FIG--calIornia l2isc; imported i5alSe.
FEAQHES-choice new stock SIC.
RAlSINS--Californla, 3.crown. H. L. boxe,
w \ -oox l. L. raislns 65a75e; 2-crown
VI. ra.s.ns. a0-lb boxes, Sc
tuNES-Caliiorna. 5o-60s Sc: 6O-7os 7e;
'i.sos o; s0-s0s 5tsc; 90-i60s Sc
NCis--b rsEI ltc per 10; flheris, Sicily
lie; wslnuts iiGi5e; peanuts fancy hand
pieked 6G6lzc; No. 5&a5Ikc: almonds. Tara
sona iSo ID, in sacks; Italian chestuuts zoe
peeans, selected lOc; large 121l5c; medium
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CANNED GOODS.

CANNED FRUITs-P.neapples 10. eye
loss and coreless 81 s5Q2 90; 2-lb extra grated
g Is; lib standard, sliced Si.50; pears.
2-ib standard 90c; peaches standard 81. $50
l.S0, 2-lb seconds 81 104l.l Is; BIB standard
81 80; 2-lb pie 81 o0Ql 10.
CANNED vEGETADLES-Tom alb
full weight 70c okra and tomatoes. 2-lb
90c Lima beans. 2-lb. full weight, S5c string
beans, 2-lb. full weight, S5c; a No. string
less beans Glib, full weight, $50; Red KID
row fat peas alb full weight, 81 1901 %
early June peas, fancy. 2-lb. full weight,
Sl5O; American petit pos peas, fancy. 2-lb,
fan weight, 81 C5ll. 70; asparagus, Cal.forn a.
Zla-lb 500; corn. Auburn cream, 2-lb, full
we.gnt s. l0dl IS; A No. /, 2-lb. full weight,
81 00qi.t5, Pride Of Maryland 95c.
CALIFORNIA FRUfT--Extra standard. az
ID peaches. lemon cling 81 s0G1.95; yellow
Crawford 81 seal So: black cherries s.. 0)4
205. white cherries S2.1od2.15. apricots 81 70
a. 50; strawberries g 0Od2 10; plums 81 $50
l.55; grapes 81 5jd1 co: seconds TO- per dozen
less than extra standard prices.
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Members Liverpool Cotton Asso.,..
York Cotton Exchange. New AZ
ton Exchange, Chicago Board a II
Brokers Cotton, Grain NJ
Private wires TO all markets. nj,
letter when requested.
References-South Texas Nau...'
Houston: Commercial Nsf5ss9
Houston; National City BspL n
CARGILL e. RICHiRH2
HOUSTON. TEXAN
Offices: Cotton Exchange and ~
l.. ID. Phone 81
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BEANS-Imported navy beans 3&c; Bayou
80; English dried Sc; Dink5 sac; Lima 6I.6p
exc. black eyes Sc Michigan navy 4d4Isc:
California navy 4b6iAc.
BUTTBR-Blue Star 23a2+r: dairy Ice; Red
siaI 2Se: Egln creamery 27n2sc: oleomai
gs-iOe dairy prints isc: Lincoln solids Il1zc
p:.nts 12lsc; Special Blue Star l71sc Crystal
Gem and Country Rolls To-, Special Dairy
liz Fancy Dairy lsc Texas country butter
iCQl5o Texas bricks l5nl9c
BBAGE--Joiorsdo 1stI3c per pound
CHEESE-Wisconsin full cream rolls 1sc /;
W s,ons.n full cream daisies l4Ac.
EGGs-Texas lie; Kansas &c. guaranteed.
hRAUT-New, in half barrels. s.. 40q2, so,
oNIoNs-2G2lzc per pound.
pore 151sc.
PoTAToEs-Calitorna and Colorado, sag
90 rer bvshel.
PoULIRY-Chckens hens. good s.. s5p
3.2j; flyers s2.S5d3.25; broilers s2.O0d2. 80;
90 KS large, old s 5012 co. ducks arge
!! a0StS 25 geese. full feathered 81 sOT5 N:
turkeys. hens. ss.o0G7 80; turkeys. gobblers
y OoalSW turkeys, young S5.0095.00
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comparntIve Cotton statement.
ChronicIe's Weather Reports.

'Speclal 10 lbt fosIl
New York. January 1.-THE Commercial
and Financial Chronicle says: Reports TO us
by telegraph this evening md alto that rain
has been quite general al the South dur.ng
the week and that IN some localities tbs
rainfall has been rather heavy. Along this
Atlantic. however, the precipitation has beer
light
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago, January II Butter - Dull.
creamery 1903; dairy 1910. Caeese-Duli
nMll%- Eggs-Duii; fresh 10
Kansas CITY, January ii-Rggs-Firm,
iresh Missouri ana Kansas stock II, eases re.
turned ~
New York. January II. -4Exgs-Recelpts s4a,
packages; markst steady 81 the decline:
syerased packed az mark l5Gls: Western issl
s.. Louis, January n.--Essy-stessy II.
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Chicago, January IL .--Cattle-Recolpts 300.
MerGet strong 10 steady. Good 10 prime
steefa o.soHhls, poor to medium steers 9 80
ge.@e. stockers and ieeders 2.75(pi 40; cows
s'194'lo: hsters e15d94 90: calves stronger,
i'WnS' Se' Texas fed steers 4, 1905 90: Texas
grass steers S.s5ui.oO; Texas fulls 2.504S 90.
TO choice heavy 5.l5n5 40; Hight :. iods "a
sineep-keceipts 5000; market Arm; good 20
choice wethers S.s0g4.SS; fair to choice
mixed S;ooa3 70; Western sheep S.S5gl. rs
3ee native lambs i.25Q 90: Western lambs
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GRAIN AND HAY.

Carload lots. T. o. b. cars from milliars.
dealers charge from store 5alOc more per
10, lbs on bran, 2aSc per bushel ON oats and
BRAN-Per 100 lbs. S2lS5c.
WHEAT SHORTS-Per 100 lbs. 95c9Si. 90.
CoRN-No. sacked 5lG5sc.
CORN oHoPS--Mixed and lure s5dssc
OATS-30G3sc per hushel
HAf-Alfalfa- SIS 90 per ton: timothy $3.50
CLEO; South Texas prairie hay S. 5odT SO
North Texas and Territory si1 50aDl2. so.
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DRUGS ANp cHEM1cALs.

ouinine. i2a45c per ounce. pottle: morphine
stloQZ. 10 per ounce; cocaine 81. 10 per ounce
boFax she per pound in lO0-pound packages.
copperas 81 40 in barrels; caster oil 81 20 per
gallon 4 5-gailon packages; EPSON sails 81. 20
PEI huadred IN barrels; alcohol 81 7Oa3 90
per gallon; sulphur s2.65 per 100 in barrels:
alum 2lse per pound IN barrels; salipetre Z,
PEI pound in barrels; camphor zoe; wood
a'tohol Sl,o0 gum opium s. IS, powdered
opium $50; carbolie acid 40Ri2c per pound
" bottlea; calcium carbide s.. 20 per egt
Delivered Texas common railway points.
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y hss been against the dry goods trade
and business on the spot In all directions
has been limded Some fair orders by NAL
rave been received for cotton wash fabrics,
No demand OF moment Prices without quot
able change, Buraps strong aud scarce.
Calerita market advancing.
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sd. LOUIs.

So Louis, January i.--Cattlo-Receipts 600
lnyluuing lel Texans. market strong, with
Texans ice tiPher; native shipping and ex
Sert s'ecrs 1895 IS. iressed beet an 4
butcher steers s.e0d5,25. stlcEers aud feed.
.rs : 4eet+'oa steers under 1907 pounds .59G
80. cows and heiters g. bpEi.75. Gamer
25ot2 Is; bulls 2.lSQS.75; Texas and Indian
S,,eers 2.sori.Go; COWS and aeitors ? scfIS 50.
huys-Reeeipts 500, market slow, 5al0 LOW.
eri DIGS aud hghis ), l5Gi5. g0 packers Is
w. butchers 5.s3d5, IS Sheep Rece. u :
~ Steaey; native ,uustcns Z. -af7s 21i lambs
a'9lQo Is coils and bucks 2. 00fri Is.
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New York Monesry

New York. January 1i.--Mms t nts
steady at 313h per cent; LAP 49,
cent; prime mercantile paper ihfs;, ~.
sterling exchange firm with aesf fo
In bankers bills at 4.Sn4Slb 500
and at 4.s3Kdi.s3as for sixty $500
rates 4.s4d4SS; commercial Bills :.
silver certificates 641s965is; bM ~ z !.
Mexican dollars 1874 govern. "
steady; State bonds inactive; "a s ~ "a
nrm. ~
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uOndS.

Following were the closing quotations In
bonds at New York:
United States retundlng Is. registered, lo5N
United States refLnding IS. coupon. 1851
United states IS. registered. .... 109n
United States IS, coupon ....... no
United States new Is. registered ..... 1874
United States new 4s. coupon ...... 1877
United States old As. registered Il4
United States old As. coupon ............tti
United States IS, registered .....l12
united States IS, coupon ...........li2
district Of Columbia 3.s5s ............IeS
Atoh:son general As .............l02 1927
Atehlson adjustment Is ......... 50
Colorado Southern Is ..!........ IS
1T w and Den City lists 800. ..... 81
Louis and Nash united Is .......... 1904
Missouri, Kansas and Texas DDS - 77Jk
Missouri Kansas and Texas 4s. IS
Reading general As .................. ai&
RIO Grande Western lists .......... s9k
s. L and ] VI consnl IS .1itiS
~ l. and F general 6s f2S
Southern Pacific Is Observation-Disclosures
southern Railway IS ...........If2 n
Sand Rome and Irvine SIS ..........7i
Texas and Pacific ISIS ....... fi55s
Texas and Pacific seconds ..... as
Ii1isn Pacific Is ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. los
Wabash lists ............... I12k
Wabash DDS tbid) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES O9iS
West Shore Is ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lllis
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o. hNhsas City, January l.--CSttle--Receipts
SSsvV nauves, $50 Texans and 100 calves; mar.
ket active and steady: nptivs betf steers 4 *
na,3V; stotFers and feeders 1.50T4 60. cows
ana heiers 3.o00s.he, Gamers 2. 95fis. 90;
caves '6046.25; tnns and stays s. DOSrl so
ttos,--hsc PTS i2,S0; marke lower: heavy
800 20 mixed hackers ). 20Gl5 20. pigs 4 20
ni.sN Sheep-ReceiptS 1900. I.,arket steady
70 swong: Western lambs rothing doing,
ehoice 5.oNsl5.soi sheep ana yearlinss a5ff
s'soi western wethers 4,o0Gis 30: ewes s. 50fi
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Following are tho receipts OF cotton BY
tho various railroads entering the city
Bales,
Houston and Texas Central ,,........-. LIZ .
international and Great Northern 5000, 5.472 .
Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio 10
Houston East and West Texas ...,.,.. 29o
Cult Colorado and Santa Fe ...,.... $40
Missouri Kansas and Texas ...,...,.. i.0ie
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THE SALES MADE BY TEXANS AT
EAST ST. LOUIS.
Receipts of Texas Cattle at 81. Louis
20o-Texnn and Indian steers
$3.50 Ia $3.50.

SPECIAL to The POST. Reported by St Louis
National stock Yarls)
National Stock Yards. H.. January IL
The following sales we're made today by
To>ss and Indian Territory men:
V. A. Scott, Vinita. !. r., 1926 pound steers.
A.75. g. W King. Terrell. Texas. 1890 pound
bulls. Ee.S5. Two hundred Texans; steers
Zoe higher. otherg steady.
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Financial Gable,

New York. January 1.-The tt4
Advertiser S London financial czes3fl
The markets here idle today. rsn1ni
of the settlement which 10 thLk5
was heavy, because contangoes ~
ment were SO stiff. But this was l14344
because of the money rates, ssjol
West Australian disaster. Arns'::--'l
were torpid, The street in Loi5ly
the boom in Americans as oyssrSl1
latest news from H.ll is taken ~
that the Morgan people are ~,
was a little tighter. w
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Houston weekly statement.

Bales
Grtss receipts this week ,..,,...,..D. 5SSs3
Net receipis this week ...4....s..... 1891
Gress receipts this week last vcnr,.. 3l,6iO
Nel receipts this week last year ...,, i2,lis
Toiai receipts this year .l,6St.iH
Total net rvcClp's this year .s..,... CSC ?ln
Teal receipts la0t year ........,....l III 9sS
Total net receipts last year ...,....,. 500 0dh
shipments outward ......,......,. 1891
Shipments TO Japan and west ....... $3.50
Shipments all rail 10 and via New
Orleans .........,........ ,,,..,... 1881
Cotton In transi, ...............,.... A
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FRUITS.
-Es-,4.oO per barrel. California. non.

AFFI4ES-FfvV Def barreI, California. none
On market,
BANANAS--S1. T5n2 90 per bunch
OCoANU1 S-Per sack. Si.50fl5. O5.
CKANBERRIES--Cape Cod. crate So s0ft
$50, barrels $40. Ooflli 90.
GRAPRS-Malsga. half barrel. full weight
"a Ia17.5o; catawbas. bib baskets SOC /:
o-basket carriers 500
LkMoNs--Californa extra fancy 1900 per
;. oRANoEs-NayeIs. ss.Ooa3..5: seedlings