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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-30

B. A. DeEree-1rma Leah Barnea. Ellen volum-
MIA Carroll: Flortne F1agier Holmes, Evalyn
johnson. Laura Belle Wafder.
7. s. Degree-.Nellie Edith Bones, Harriet Anna
johnson. Martha Pearl Marshall. Frances IsabSi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-17
LOCAL MARKET REVIEW.

Bran lowered &c.
Elgin butter quotations were unchanged.
Alfalfa hay dropped 25c and choice Tim
othy lost soc.
Corn was &c better oats made about tho
same increase
The glut continues on potatoes, with
nrices temporarily nominal without a regu-
lar range OF limits.
Business In the local market yesterday
was only crippled by rain which curtailed
the country trading.
The scarcity OF cabbage was stll notice.
able. but arrivals Of several shipments are
expected this morning
Right fair sized sales were made in
onions and tho market is very satisfactor-
ly situated on the same with prices Mt
ne.
Much California fruit was on the market
10 he disposed Of Saturday morning, but
Yesterday evening It was well reduced
showing the excellent consuming qualities
Of the Houston trade.
The New York Conlmerclal says
"choice California eyaporated apples are
offered here at s%c coast. bid Of sac
equivalent TO 0llc delivered here. probably
would buy The sample Of these goods dis
PLAYED shows very fine quality"
An advice regarding Valencia raiSini
says:
'rrhe weather in Spain has been very un
favorable and heavy damage TO the ne"
crop is reported much Of the fruit being Sc
damaged by rains as to be unmerehanta
BILE"
Regarding currants the London Grocer
saws: "The news from Greece respecting
The progress Of the growing crop has no
been OF satisfactory nature, and II i
| feared that the recent heavy rains hay'
not only reduced the quantity but hav
also seriously damaged much larger por
lion than was at first supposed However
10000 tons Is sin named as the probahl
yield, and the question Of quality vii
soen be determined. aa several steamer
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

CHICAGO September TO- -Butter-Steady;
creanery 14G2O; dairy 13617. Cheese
steady pXmlO& Eggs-Fresh 1917.
New YORK. September Eggs-Receipts
6891 packages, Market hrm. Staples and and
Is. Western uncandled l3kd16l9.
kansas City, September 16.-Eggs-Firm
A. c... 20 po,,,,,,,
steady. chickens 7. springs 9i9; turkeys G.,
Souns 7; ducks 81; geese 3, springs 4.
pntfer-Steady: creamery 1921; dairy l3G
10 r,cin III september 16-There were no
orscTinss Of butter on the board of trade
,odav and the market remained unchanged
and firm at 90 Sales for the week COS, 30
pounds
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to 10 points in New York. and nc.,,v 90
points In New Orleans. Scalpers began
selling immediately, playing for a reaction
mniSn, however, did not materialze, the
Freeman led the buying In New York IN
october, bad weather bulls taking tha lat
ter months, A few timld longs sold For
was no demand for spots. New VorS
closed IL to 20 up; New Orleans 20 to 81
mp. Spots y down in New YORK mn
changed elsewhere. un
Vow that we have the best assurances
that the late presidents cabinet viii no
retained, his policy continued. and M
special session OF congress he called. there
financial circles, and with cotton ~
enough to consume crop far in excess
Of what promised, prices seem low. Cor.
unued bad weather would stimulate speeu-
iation and result In improved values
Liverpool Is due to be to a.6i nm
tomorrow Cargill & Richardson
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COFFEE.

New York, September 16.-Cofeeospot
Cordoya Sdl1Ib. Values scored a decided
gain In coffee futures today. The opening
was steady in tone at unchanged prices
10 points advanced and further advanced
4 nolnts before the close of the session.
The bullish influences Included better ad.
vices from Havre and Hamburg In face of
heavy Brazilian receipts, higher export rate
moderately active and pretty well scat
tered throughout the list Sales on the
initial call were 1900 bags and for the
day aggregated 10000 bags, including Sep
te1nher 4. 7sj6f4. 50; October ass; November
4 go6I4 95; December sos; February go;
March 5.20d5,25; May 5.40@5.50; July 5.5C
@5.55. -,
The local market closed steady at net
advance of 5M10 points
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Vessels Destined for Galveston.

Neisons Bartiett tAml ......-...-.-....
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london financial Cable.

New York, September i6.-The CONNER
cial Advertisers London financial cable
gram says: The stock market today was
idle except In the American department,
which opened cheerful assisted by the news
that the steel strike had been settled and
by the New York bank statement of last
Saturday Local buying caused an i'm
there was a lul TIL the New York open
ing when after a short period Of dullness
there was renewed activity leading 10 q
buoyant finish.
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APPLES California, ooh boxes 81 25H
. so; Arkansas, bbls, "a OOmi 20; New Mex
leo, per IO-ib box, 81 GOAL 80.
ORANGES-N Valencia, per box, $4'JOi
Mexican, 81 - per box,
basket crate, 81 O0d11 10; fancy cllngs, 4
basket crates, 0oa75c; pecks, 2I2h"1ci
California. per box, 81 %.
ct, T5c0Si 90; per crate, 81 J0H3.U.
LEMONS Mcssinas, So GOA 90.
PEARS Bartlett. 81 75M3.oo. -
pINEAPPL ES-Crated. per dozen, Sl'OoC9
1.25; per crate. S45005,0O,
PLBMs Per -four basket crates. Cali
fornia S150ML75.
S1.7JGi2.OO.
GRAPES California black prints, per 4
basket crate 81 Is; Muscats' per a.h1sket
crate. 81 60 California To-Kay, 81 ESQ., 40
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New York Money.

New York. September 16 Money on call
easier at 2a6 per cent; last loan ~; ruling
rate So per cent. Prime mercantile paper
5g,5h sterling exchange heavy with act
ual business In bankers bills at Sl'Sml -
for demand and at 4 S2i5h4 S29s for sixty
days: posted rates 4 S3lgGi 81 and NJ I 50
"a sji5: commercial bills 4 .S20ii S2l2; bar
silver 5SIb Mexican dollars AN. Govern
mcnt bonds strong State bonds inactlyei
paiiroad bonds irregular.
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SUGAR,

New Orleans. September 16-sugar--
Quiet; centrifugal yellow 4df%; seconds
2@3% Molasses -steady' een'rliugai va
New York, September 16.-Sugar-Raw
steady: fair refining SIC; centrifugal 9d
Steaay No. q. 40; No. 7, 4.G0: No 3,
10. 10. o, 4.4O: No. 10, 4.35; No. II,
l30: No. IS. 400: No. "A. 400; standard a.
sos; confeetloners A S92i 6 mould A S' az
granulated 525; cubes $50
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COTTON HIGHER IN NEW YORK.
The Opening Was 5 to 10 Points Hiaher
Than FRIDAYS Close

he Opening Was to 10 Points Hioher
han Fridays Close.
New York, September 16.-rhe market
for cotton futures opened firm with prices
to 10 points higher, the figures later
proving to be the bottom of the session
After the call the tendency was steadily
upward until an advance of 10 to is poinfs
mad occurred at which time the feeling
was very bullish despite the fact that new
business came in slowly At no time dur.
ing the forenoon did the bear faction mani
TEST the least disposition to assume az
sressive tactics, while the bulls were 1ulck
to take advantage of every buying order
IRON the outside to support the market.
january monopolized attention most of the
time, though the talent" was inclined to
place a portion of its interest I'm March
and May contracts. The initial rise was
largely in keeping with bullish cables. the
latter enecting an advance of 2m3 points
in place OF an expected decline of . points
Demand for spot, with a further rise OF
: points In futures abroad, created a very
favorable impression throughout the trade
mere. Very heavy rains over the Central
belt, amounting to cloud bursts in many
Instances, led to the belief that the crop
must have been seriously Injured and
caused buying for n sharp advance Crop
reports from Mississippi and Alabama were
much less favorable than of late. In the
early afternoon the market was steady
The South and Wall street bought with
confidence, and sellers were scarce and for
The most part consisted of buyers on the
opening. Receipts were LIBERAL but stiu
fell short of those for the same day last
year. The market was finally STEADY and
net 10 to 20 points higher.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

F. o. B. mill. Texas interior points. ac-
cording to location. FER galion;
prime crude OIL loose -. ........ Nominal
Prime summer yellow oil ........ Nominal
iinters, accDrding to quality...... 1&d2A
Per ton.
rJ,IIs hsled .... IS 90
Prime cotton seed meal. q 0o6 p 80
Prime cotton seed cake. III Goa II 80
ouotatiOns on prime cotton seed meal
and prime cotton seed cake are for delly-
New York. September 16.--Cotton seed
oil steady; prime yellow 4OMil.
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&. & 3. Reer's Cotton letter.

New Orleans, September 1G.-The pub
lished utterances yesterday Of President
Roosevelt in which he stated that he in
tended to follow the policy mapped out
by Mr.. Mckinley and the fact that he
asked all the members of the cabinet to
remain in their positions revived confidence
and caused a sharp reaction In Liverpool
Our market responded by opening II to
10 points higher, eased OF slightly later
but again became frmer on reports of
damaging rains in the Mississippi valley
and the moderate movement, closing 20 to
II points higher on the day
The Improvement established was predi-
Gated principally on President Roosevet's
statement that he intended TO carry out
the policy of his predecessor. Many We're
fearful that he might not, but we, on sew
eral occasions predicted that he would,
and are pleased to see that our views
We're confirmed, since 1t means so much to
the prosperity Of our country.
The result of taking this stand was 10
ir'mediatelv insnirc confidence and oCca-
sion better feeling
Now that the uncertainty which existed
has been removed, Legitimate features llom
now on will regulate values, We think the
reaction established was only natural un-
der the circumstances, but unless the de
mand for spots Increases. we do not be
lleye speculation, for the moment, is
strong enough to sustain the market,
especially when we consider the uusatiS-
factory trade conditions prevalent In Eu-
rope. II. b. Beer.
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Nav Ynrk Dry Goods.

New York, September l6.-rhe general
demand for cotton goods has been quiet
today without material change in tone or
prices. All descriptions Of mourning
Goods. solid blacks and others, have been
in good demapd and prices are irregularly
htshar Stocks Of black cotton here are
emitted Print cloths are quiet and UNI
chSneed. No change In the general run
81 print glnghama. nor In white goods.
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Cooke. Moskowitz & Co.'S Circular.

Houston, Texas, September 1G,-New
York closing tonight II points above
Fridays close is an indication that many
think the market for the present Is low
enough it Is still more than 40 points lower
than three weeks ago when the conditions
were more favorable. The continued bad
weather in Texas, which will iniure the
grade, knock the cotton out of the hollis and
delay the marketing, are all bulllsh features.
With Ellison stating that ii VIII require
more than 100000 American cotton for
the present year and with spot cotton al
most q cent and one-haf lower than
year ago, looks like purchase at present
prices.
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NEM ORLEANs.

tS0ttiNl 10 1T bcisl
New Orleans, September l6.-The New
Orleans Live Stock exchange reports
Choice steers, calves and yearnngs barely
up to requirements; prices hrm lower
grades plentiful and dull. Hogs un-
Changed: market flooded with thin sheep
no buyers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-17

WIRE NAILS 50. 90 base per key.
HARBED WIRE-Galyanized Glidden,
81. so per 100 lbs; Galvanized Baker, per-
iect, 49, 50 per 100 lbs.
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Kansas City. September 16-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1000 natives, $500 Texans 800 calves,
steady to l0c higher Choice export and
4,0Oa5 40, stockers and feeders ,. S5d4 25
western fed steers 1915 rs; Western
range steers 3 256i4 85; Texans and Indians
: 1908 IS; Texas cows .. lod2. So; native
cows 50dI 20; helfers 3 00d3. so; can
ners ] 40d2 40; bulls ? 00d4 %. calves
3 O0G5. 80. Hogs-Recelpts A 600. Quality
9 20: mixed packers 6. 40d8 GU; light 81
d6. 50; pigs .OOd6. 90. sheep Receipts
G000 Market steady; lambs steady TO Toe
higher Lambs 3 50@4 IS; Western. weth-
ers 3 ,O0M3. 10; ewes ?. 1908 %: feeders
3. O0d3 so; stock sheep 2 00d2 10.
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London Consols.

London, September 16 Consols for money
e3 1916; account o.. Bar silver steady 27d
per ounce. Money 161h per cent Dis,
count short bills 2hM2&; three months
bills . 5-16d2% per cent.
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st. Louis. September -Catte-Receipts
$500. including 1900 Texans. Market
steady. Native shipping and export steers
4. nae So: dressed beef and butchers steers
3. G5d5 20; steers under 1000 pounds 2.356t
5.25, stockers and feeders 2.0od3, 70: cows
and heifers 2.0O0455; Gamers 1.2od22 70;
bulls 2.OOm3OO; Texas and Indian steers
2.7Si4 20 COWS and hcifers 9 t5G3.00. Hogs
Receipts 400 Market 80 higher. PIGS
and lights 6.25d6 80; packers 6.2od6W;
butchers G.65m66Tih. Sheep Receipts
1000 Market steady; native muttonS 10
az. 50: lambs 3.5od4.75; culls and bucks
200; stockers 200M2.50.
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October. .....4 .21s Feb-Mar ....4.14s
gyetNor......4. lib Mar.Apr ...4.i4b
My NOV Pee. 1850 l4-l5b AprMay ....4. t4-15s
asked; bid; selling; value.
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

New York. September 16.-Clearlngs Sll5,-
Csc. s6s: balances SG4A9,Sss,
Paris, September lb.-Ihree per cent
rentes 1O1f 1910 for the account; exchange
on London PSF 221ac for checks
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Cleared.
Vessels in Port.
e,nIr AAISHlpS-

Vessel flag, tons fler
Apollo (Spau), $500 ,....-...'-.-'.'''''ti 10
Archtor lGer.), 2t93 ....,...-.'.'..''s''i 10
Belfast (Br), 2l39 ........ .....'.-'-.' ~
Burgermeister Hachmann CGerJ -....'''Sg
City of York Ora 1888 ..,.s..;t..,..,;@t
Dominic (Br.), 1898 -.........' Quarahuns
Eileric (Br.). 1922 ,............'''.''..'
GaditanO lSpHnl, 1888 ..........'..-.'''i
HentheTaig CBrD 27S0 A,...'......-'...'i 70
Hornhy Castle (Br.), l43o .-.--.....' W
Iyydene tBr.), 1850 ........-...'.....''i ~
lSenley Br), 243t ....,.....,.-..-...-. "
I.aurak Bat (span.l, 14o2 s..s..,.......ll3s
Maria de Larrlnaga lBr), 251S ..''''...55as
Massppequa (Br.), 1880 ...............-.3
Nordkyn tNor). 2104 ...............''..'iI
Oriel OBJ, 2175 ....,-.......-..s.''' IA
Rodney (Br) 223o 49,. .v;ir:a,n,a 'point
scholar (Br), 1881 .....,....-.......'-' aS
Sir W, r. Lewis (Br). 226T .........-..S5
Westonby (Br), 2474 ..... -~.-.-.-. ~-..lo
SCHOONERS.
Edward Il. Williams (Am.), 30 -------.22
BARGES.
Ludwig tAm.l ........ .-..ss- e-s~-. 's-sSs' 80
Nelson Bartlett (Am) ......-...-...s...oS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-17

Carload lots T. o. b. cars from mlllers,
dealers charge from store odlQc more per
100 lbs ON bran, ease per hushel on oats
and corn, and 1Odl5c per 100 lbs on hay.
BRAN-Per 100 lbs, 81 .02Ql .0A.
WiIlAT SHORTS-Per 100 lbs, l.o5G
/ 10 o,,,--.,,
CORN CHoPS--Mlxed and pure, 1.52@
lbs. ~
OATS-Per bushel, 4T@40c.
HAY-Alfalfa. S13. T5GIi4 90; choice tim.
othy, $40 .00dlo 30; south Texas prairie
nav sd OoM9.0O; North Texas and Terri
tory hay, $13. 00al7 90.
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METALs.

New York. September isl.1ia steady
Is. s0do5. as; lake copper nominaliy W.
changed ~ ia bO0nl7 90 Lead dull ana W.
changed 37ik. Spelter unchanged AZ a.Vvs
Mig Ton Warrants 9.00&ie.oo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-17

LIVE STOCK.
KANSAS CITY.
lSneclnl To- The Post

NNVVVIdI 70 TIC InStI
STOCK Yards, Kansas City. September 10.
Inc Following sales by Texas aud Territory
stockmen were reported today;
Inner Childress Elgin. 766 pound
COWS. 2.6O. J. +. Wltherspoon, Fort Cobb.
w pound steers, $40. H. Palmer, Belcher,
yoo pound steers. 3 40. Timmons & Wther.
spoon SI4 pound steers, , 40. ]. Miller.
sanger, aS3 pound steers. 3 10. RACIAL &
Shlttm, Summit, 1855 pound calves, 5 IS.
3.65.
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FRoNeER FEELING DISPLAYED.
view Orleans Cotton Market Inn
proved Considerably Yesterday.

View Orleans Cotton Market Inn
proved Considerably Yesterday,
N orleans, September 16.-In the spot
~ Today the feeling displayed by both
r. ana sellers is definitely stronger
1p"ard turn In prices of contracts at
po'hts' followed by perceptlble
aase In offerings at interior points,
inspired factors with renewed conf
N the situation and as rule they
NY inclined to shade their asking
sooTe board figures. On the other
nus TAR today buyers are disposed
4 ,o 5ne Improvement in the market as
4 NiI phpotary condition aud are holding
II 81 hopes of reaction In their
,Fr,ve 200 bales, including 1850
"a Quotations unchanged.
H. ai het for contracts was very
Inn ro tne opening today with prices
laws id,ns from II to 20 points above
borsa e. This sharp bulge was in
.rDooi ~ He early Improvement at
fent Iurther advance in prices
lxlnr n9Wn after the opening by free
\ IN sales, renewed Investment by the
kt bnt Ingent. Fluctuations were fire.
\ nl THROW, covering a range of but
bet ~ p'. NJ on the day, leaving the
|emhsr . ae eiose ID points higher for
III bish ~ POINTS for October and 81
i eon7u aer on the day for other posi-
impaired with Fridays closing.
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Current Quotations on Round Lots OF
Staple Commodities.

These quotations are revised daily and
their correctness can be relied upon The
prices are those ruling IN Houston whole
sale markets.
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,rnfed hogs wanted.
HIDES AND WOOL.

New York September l6-HideS- STEADY;
ia * pounds 1917; Texas dry "a to 30
pounds 49, Leather Steady; hemlock sole.
BuenoS Ayres light to heavy weights 23l9d
9 adece a S5a26 4? 'a Texas 1911.
ST. Louis. Septeubc. &c Wool-Qulet;
medium grades 12l2dl7A; light fine l2D
i4la; heavy fine 91a9ll13; tub washed l2@
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Ca1alII 8 Richardsnn,. cl,o.,tar

~. H' le1as' September 16.-The re.
ms remarks Of President Roosevelt,
, m liverpool market strong, Az ga
80, n a market ga down was due
rains In many sections OF Texas
n ,heS and advances of TO o per
epensa New York stock market, cot
ring with a rush Of buying this
'@ easH eglees showing gain Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-17

AMMUNITION Powder, per key $500;
blasting powder s. per key; drop shot,
BACON Extra short clear, In sacks
t0iac reguars lOAc; boxed hc higher
oGnblKlVSs'ciSG AND TIES tagging, 2.lb,
we; 2A.ib, Sc; arrow ties; less than car
CANDY-Stick, wrapped, basis n No. 2
GleQitAt per hi No. !, full weight basis
*. 7h@7tsc per 10; special sizes i4c high
CANDLES Star full weight, .l0.sci Gran
tie, full weight llci Electric Lights, H1ac-
CEMENT Portland, 81 1903 %; Rosen-
dale 81 .T5@2 90.
CoFFEE- Rio fair, I&MSc; prime s$M
Coidova, 13c. Roasted cofiees. Arbuckle's
Ariosa basis lo0lh cases, lie delivered;
Apex, 1290e; Lion, lie G9ld Seal Mocha ,sli..
blend lib cans, lib and Alb pals, lS9lc.
Graz KERsA d soda, bulk. boxes.
s s g. creams cea ss stage SG1s p sS 6
cakes and jumbles, lie
FLOUR -Rasls 4slb sucks; Fancy high
ps Rird grade 81 20; 24.G sack, ioG pef bar,
rel higher; -four in wood, Toe per barrel
FARINAcEouS GOODS Grits, nomlny
and cream neal IN barrels, $500; Pearl
meai, tn 3S.lh sacks, 81 co. per Oarrel OF
four sacks; Scotch oats, ~. 100; Friends
LARD Refined fierce, compounds, sic;
leaf, lo&c; Sob cans ic higher than
higher 3.b cans lc higher
HAMS standard, 12iac; picnic hams. 9ihc
lime Bulk, Sl.o0 per barrel; coopered,
'fd1I09NEY- In barrels, coarse per gallon;
In colt cans, extracted, oU6c per pound;
n bulk sa1ie; in l2lh cans, extracted,
MOLASSES- -Robtiled, fair lGa6lSc;
prime. 2Odelc; choice, 25026c; fancy new
crop syrup, 32@3ic; pure new CROP syrup,
CONDENSED MILK Eagle, sGocarG 10
Magnolia, s. 61@l -; Dime. S3.9o%4.oQ;
OYSTERS In fun weight 4o4. $4,000
oh full weight, S-oE, SlGO9tl,T0; lib,
boz, 9oa05c l.lh light weight 5o4GOc
2lh; light WEIGHT $4,000 ,.o, co 90. N.
gallon Kegs S4.0o. abhls $500: plnts,
American style, 81 %, quarts American
lean style $500 1-gallon Hexogon, $3.50.
Rios " Extra fancy head, spsaG&c;
choice, b@5hc; fair, 49s@41sci fancy i'm
ROPE sIsai. basis 7lG. oHc; Manila,
l2Ac; untnrred Hath yarn, Sc tarrod 7Ac.
SALr--LoulsianH course. soc; me, Sac;
| hbls, 2S.l0s, $3.50 COOS, 81 CO. lVOSs' S2'O;
/ 70As S2.6a
| SALT FISH Mactcrcl No. 1, IN lo.lb
Kits, Q5ee@$loo; half beiso Iol6' No. J.
SALMON Fancy Pilhr Rock Columbia
/ River, $lOo; Castle Rock. Columhla River,
/ lG5@i .; spear Alaska, SLIP Toy CO.
/ River, Sl10; Violet brand, $50; Carna
! tion brand Fancy Red Alaska, Sl.31ul 10
q asa 9aar, Snarta a. M GI
( lette grade: quarters $3.50 fancy sprats
quarters $3.50.
| boxes, i%GIi6: Royal Gloss, bulk, 4Nd
AS; Nickel, 100 packages, per box, So 90
corn starch, 5lgc Der III. 20 and A0.lb boxes
SUG AR Quotations are for small lots
nj pa tng lra u va IN On u1
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

PORT OF GALVESTON. September ID
Arrived
SIS Pantos, from New Orleans.
Cleared.
None.
Sailed.
None.
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GRAIN AND HAY.

sacks; pecans, selected 1oc; large, 12a15e;
medium, iGISc.
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Following are the sales OF stocks ana
closing prices for the New YORK stock mar
ket.
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Other Spot Markets.

LIverpool-Spots closed steady; prices un,
changed; demand fair sales 5000 bales, Of
which 67O0 were American; speculation and
export 500 bales; imports 1000 bales, Of
which GOO were American,
Ordinary ..3Ts Middling ..... 4 1892
Good ord ...4 1-16 Good mid q 29-S2
Low mid. 49,. AS Mid fair . 5'32
Ns.u Orleans Futures
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-17
HOUSTON WHoLesALE PRIcEs.

have LEFT for London. The market for old
has been quiet
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-17
Houston Daily Statement.

Following are the receipts of cotton by
the various railroads entering the city:
Bales.
Houston and Texas Central 2,410
international and Great Northern ....1 ,43S
Houston East and West Texas ...... 1874
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe ...... $3.50
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass ....2,544
Missouri, Kansas and Texas ........ 352
E7=
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-17
flowing Is the weeks movement at
nlpal Interior towns and comparisons:

week. before. 1900. 1890.
llpts. ,... 1861 51,079 81, $50 1882
|ments :. 5726S 5a7 56,113 liz. 224
L 49,. IA ,795 %H422 rs. Sn7 2Ss. 551
pcs at all United States ports decreas
lOS75 bales while those at the interior
ps Increased 1888.