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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-19
MOVEMENT MIRO siGnr


New Orleans January S-Secretlry Hos
tors weekly New Orleans cotton exchange
statement issued before the lose of business
To-Day shows an increase In tic movement Of
cotton Into sight. compared with the seven
days ending this date last year In round
figures 5000 decrease under too same
days year before last ct So 600 and a decrease
uhuer lac same Time IN 1898 OF $4,000 For
lhe eighteen uays OF January tnc totals
SNOW an Increase over last year OF 80 900 a
decrease unaeg tue same period year no
lore last OF leu,oQO and decrease under ISIS
oI $4,000
For he 40 days OF tho season that have
elapsed since september l. tho aggrcga,s
Is aDead OF the 10 days OF lasi year ,2iuou
9ehind the same days year nctoro last by
ls3Si,Oo and beh!nd ls9S by ,0H1 0Vu.
me amount brought INTO sIgnL during toe
past week has been 226Ssi, against lt,7u
Tor the seven days cul,pg this date last
year -l7,ss3 year before last and 500 ss5
same time IN 1898 ana for tho eighteen days
y January il has been 5l7537. ogiinst SKI.
~ Inst year. iZj,SiS year before last ana
b16,tS5 some time In 1895
These make the total movements for the
40 days of the seasen from September TO
date 71fiili. against g. IA 6d2 lasi year S. ila,
~ year before last and SiI2'llG Same tmo
The movement siuco September shows re-
eo'pts o. all United Otates norts lgQS, 977
asainst 4.39a. e62 last year, C.i5e 7iS yoar be-
ioT last aud G,gSl,0el same tine in 1898:
Potomac rlvers 10 Northern mills and Canada
sui.72i. against 1,i0i last year OGl, lQa year
before last and 1921 same time m iSpS;
interior stocks in excess Of those nold az
the close Of tho commercial yoar 80 or
against +I,6e6 last year i1G,l 500 year before
last and 5S2,2I same time IN 1898; south
ern mill takings 61l,iei, against S2a70 las,
year. 5sS9lo year before last and 5G3.5n same
time in 1895
Foreign exports for .ihe week have been
12p22o, against l33,0Si last year, making the
tots thus far for tho season a,d,a 32a against
sW2,Slo last wear. an increase OF 666hls.
Northern mill takinss aud Canada duruE
tho past seven DAYS show decrease OF 60sa
as compared with the corresponding periot
Iast year and their total takingn since Sep.
ienlber ! have decreased 345, 443
Tho total taklnEs of American mills, Nortf
and south and Canada. thus far Tor tho sea,
son have been i,g62,SI2. against 1895, $50 las
year These include LIN. 73S by Northerr
spsnrers against l,623,l56 Stocks at tn,
sanboard and the twenty leading South
ern interior centers have increased durini
the week 765i bales, against dcoreasr dur.
ing the corresponding period last season o.
1885 and are now et,Ss9 smaller than u
this date in 1900
Including stocks left over at ports ant
interior towns from the last crop and III,
number OF bales brought into sight thus fal
fer the new crop the supply 10 date Ia 7.2S7
a5S. against 7,o05,5GO for the same perio,
last year.
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woRLD's VISIBLE
Shows n Decrease Under Last Year OF
DO.O7O BnIes.

New Orleans, January 1S.-Secrstary Hes
teTs statement OF the worlds visible supply
Of cotton compares the figures Of this week
with last week, last year and the year be-
fore II shows an increase for the week
Just closed of Pest. against decreaso Of
q l5l last year and an increase OF s2oi year
before last
Tho total visible is i,t0o76i, against l,0s7,
~ last week. 4.ls9,s3i last year and 5,s06.
S3s year before last. OF this the tota Of
American cotton is 1893. 1874. against 1886,
~ last week 3,iSl, s3t last year and 4,Sii, s57
year before last. and OF all other kinds in
Guiding Egyptian. Brazilian, Indian. etc.. sos =
200. against $4,000 last week, 13S 900 last year
ana 900 year before last.
Tire total worlds visible supply OF cotton
shows an increase compared with last week
OF 22,lSI baiss. decrease compared with
las year Of 5000 bales, and A decrease ccm.
pared with year before last OF i9G. 5Gs.
Or the worlds visible supply OF cotton there
IL now anoat and held in Great Britain and
continental Europe lsTs, c0c. aga INST ], ia3 U0C
last year aud 3,27I,00O year before last IN
Egypt $1,000 against 20iooo last year al
2gs 00o year before last, in India 9GG 900
esa.ns, $4,000 last year and 27i 900 year be-
fore last, and IN the United States 1879 0O6
against l,1iS00o last year and l,I9o,0Ob YEA;
before last.
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IN THE STOCK MARKET.
Market Was Subjected 10 an Energetic
Shaking Down,
CAUSING NOTABLE DECLINE IN PRICES
There Were Recoverics Mt the End
However. and Net Changes
Were Not Large.
IUSING NOTABLE DECLINE IN PRICES

New York, January 1s.--The stock market
was subjected to an energetic shaking down
today which caused notable decline in
pr.ces Prices had. however been practically
wei advanced before the decline set In and
there were notable recoveries AT the end.
me net changes therefore do rot by any
means give a just idea OF the character OF
The market. The fall In prices was in most
uses perpendcul ar one. from tho high
level TO tho lower level. which gave 1t tue
appearance OF great violence. Tho buying
winch caused IL had all the appearance OF
sitat urgency and was in very heavy vol
ume, large blocks coming out oil tho decline
II should not escape noiico however, that
there were important stocks IN the list
which offered good resistance TO the prevail.
ing weakness and which rallied well from
The tone OF steel stocks was much better
Tran yesterday They were vigorously sup
ported, especially Federal Steel, aud mere
was good demand from the short interest.
Important members Of the group show ANAL
net SainH. There were poln;s OF strength MS
wen IN the railroad list. Missouri Pacidc,
southern Pacific and Union Pacific were well
absorbed during tho day and Baltimore ana
ONO showed no further syn c. yesterday g
extreme weakness
-, sugsr manifested man strength and closed at
the best with net gain Of nearly pr
Inc determined effort to support the pol.
"hlch was manifest at the open ng leU----
tsted the acceptance Of some very heavy
offerings before the weakness was overcome.
When the movement OF prices was once
turned upward it seemed to have the eject
of checking speculative liquidation and the
volume Of dealings was rather small on the
upward course, but II proved an easy task
Tor the bears to undo the work Of the bulls
When they commenced TO offer proes dnN IL.
The severest sufferers on the decline were
among the New York public utilities. the
! graneers, the coalers and. later in the day,
| Northern Pacific. st. Pauls extreple doclne
was over ! points and Northern Pacific sur
fercd to the extent Of ~. Consodat ted Gas
ond Delaware and Hudson were forced down
nearly points, The eagerness OF the bears
| TO cover pulled the list up again, rallyns
/ St. Paul nearly points. The close was
only few cases.
sterling exchange advanced again today
and the expectation s general that further
| gold Will 90 out next week
! Railroad bonds weakened In sympathy with
( stocks. Total sales bonds. par value, 81 $50,
[ 00c.
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CAMP AND FOOD.
Getting close to Nature.

-
II would hardly seem possible % III
people that man could, on LOOM II
himself Of tuberculosis. II was ~ n
my doctor to camp in the moun, "a III
to live largely on Grape-Nuts W. !, ii
case was pronounced tuberculosls ss
bladder by a famous New ie's u,Js
cialist. the best authority OF al
can specialists in that line. cav
u went into camp anti nssa .ss,oei
Nuts as would meat. bread OF ~ 81
| was careful not TO over-eat W, ID
the food three times a day, ana va
end OF ten weeks. went for a new !,
ination, when not a trace of tups'1,eh
could be found. Ny physician
at me and said. 4 don't believe ~
such a marvellous case as this on "
Both the doctor and myself s'sTr, \
credit TO the Grape Nuts food. ~. I
sure, l cook outdoor exercise anu ~. ~ y
doubt helped me some. but wiln IN
outdoor air ans exercise in tns ia
could not build up my blood 70 ,<s1
dition where It would kill on tns ~
unless | had good food Of the ~ s,mjl
OF Grape Nuts to do II on. Fos -
reasons. ] wish to avoid having ~
appear in pIblic print Postum y, f5r
Co., Ltd. Battle Creek, Mich W
nish this name upon application
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64eg black eyes SCI Michigan navy ag4sc
California navy 4xQ4hc. 49, 49, ~,
BUTTBR-Blue Star s3d2is: dsiIy lsc, W.
star 3c; Elgln creamery 2q2Sc; oleomsi
rsr!ne dairy prints lsc; Lincoln solids u stc
p:ints 1shc: Special Blue star lIhe. Crysta
Gem and Country Rolls lsc; special t ua,l,
lie. Fancy Dairy 1sc; Texas country pu''e'
ip415c; Texas bricks 1odlsc. =.
CABBAGE--Coas country ia d2lzc per 10
CTEEsE-wlsconsin full cream rolls lSe
Wisconsin fun cream daisies isHc'
EGGs--Texas 16dI1Ic. 90 mao en-
KRAUT-New, IN naf barrels, *z.4ouE'oV
ONIoNs-2a2i9c per. pound;
PEPPER-Cnle tlGl5c per ID black Slnsa'
gore 1870. s-ys
PoTAToEs-california aud Colorado, STAG
90c rer brshel. .oo,
P0ULTRY--Chlckens hens good 25gn
q co. flyers s2.SOd3 90; broilers S2ouu -..u
cocks large old i.5cd2. 90; ducks. larRt
S. 90 a. 60 geese. full feathered, si6ono,oV
turkeys. hens. s6.0nn7 so: turkeys; gopp!er'
IS GOA 10. so; turkeys, young So oOno'v''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-19
HUNTSVILLE ITEMS.
Penitentiary Wagon Factory 70
Moyed-NOtes md Pers0nhis'

r<z1
Huntsville, Texas. January lS-is
Ladies' Home Mission society Oh ~
Methodist church enjoyed a very ms
esting programme tat their mononiy m III.
ing Monday afternoon. All the nuI..'l
were good, but the paper OF MASS ~, IS
Loring, teacher of makhemSulcs ~ "A
Normal. was particularly clever 1s ~ y /,
duet by lMesdames II. G. Eastman sus y
W. Adickes gave unusual pleasure i.
The family of Hon. w. D. Adalr e,. .,r.
Austin this week to be with MN uu''''
the session of the Legislature. ~
Mrs. T. II. Ball us spending = NV
in Washington, D. c., with her nusn y
Before she returns she will WISH !.
daughter. Miss Minnie, who is At sca.s
in Virginia. Miss Mary Smlther, fne ~. \,
daughter of District Judge SmMner, = =.
comranied her aunt. Mrs. Ball. a.
as Virginia. where she enters COLES y N
Miss Lulu Mccoy, teacher OF art = ~,
Normal, has been very sick Tor SONY =
She is greaIbly improved at prescns ,,,,r
The wagon factory of the peha.sa~,rIg
Will be moved to Rusk, and hup.s /,
will suffer an almost irreparapie w. 1
giving up the manager, Caphin y
Jarrard, and his family al
Prof John B. De Motto lectures 81
large and cultured audience al nv .nIrl
Houston Normal on Monday es $50
last. His lecture constituted one ps
cf series of entertainments tslN ~
are given at the institute durlnks ~.
term by especial arrangement WIZ a,, nf
ii. O. Prltchett, To these enter1aip+r
the faculty. students and eonmuns AZ
general look forward with pleasilss n
ticlpa:Ilon. as they are all OF reans'
instructive character.
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SPECULATION SMALL.
Better Feeling Prevailed In Liver
pool Cotton Market.

New York, January 1S.-speeulation IN cot
ton today was very suall but the tone OF
the market Was betler becsuse the Liver
pool market did not respond TO our decline
OF yesterday, as the trade here exportod
Private cables stated that the decline there
Yesterday was Largely duo to manipulatiye
selling orders from this s,de and to the
heavy Bombay movement for the week, but
better feeling prevailed today AS a oolsa-
quence Of improved. cont.nental demand and
future. 90 the adyices our market started
p 10 points higher and ruled steady on
that basis most OF the day. There was less
disposition among the bear element "a sell
while traders seemed more Inclined TO one.
rate on the bull side In stopping the mar.
ket. Throughout the afternoon trade was
auiet and firm with buying predominauns
10 10 points
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Carril, 6 richardson OF pops'on report the
range OF prices for the leading stocks today
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-19
COTTON IS LOOKING UP.
Expected Decrease in Receipts Stimu' aled
the Market.
FUTURES GAINED SIX 10 TEN POINTS
Orleans, other Markets Were
Unchanged.

Yesterdays trading in cotton made IL evil
dent that the bulls are still masters o, the
situation, though theft position is perhaps
not as secure IS It was ten days ago.
Liverpool prices were 2ia-eiths up on con
tracts while New York showed gain OF
to 10 points. with the New Orleans market
to points up. Spots were Lice up at
New Orleans and unchanged elsewhere.
While the seemingly endless volume or
cotton coming on the market would seem
TO strengthen the position Of big crop adyo-
Gates, there is another reason why the volume
is holding UP SO we'll, aud that Is TIC fairly
good price shat has been realized Tor soy
eral days. While a better price was had
earlier. the instability OF tho market was
such that farmer did not know whet nuc-
tuntions isht occur within few hours,
but now that the continued fair price has
given the market a more stable nature, the
marketing Is Grecr.
OF course, Ii tns present frcc movement
should continue 10 the end 0. the season
Mr.. Neills recent estimate q; 1850, 600 bales
would bC almost rs erroneous as some OF his
former predictions, but ia order 20 reach
the l00o0,oo0 mark. the receipts from nov
ON must equal those OF lS9S-oo Inc big oror
year. tor like period. Few believe that
cor:espondngly large receipts win be had
Tor the remaining portion OF the season
1t is nov evident that decrease IN re.
'elps is setting in. Houston expects onl,
5000 10 $500 bales today, against sS5i las
year. while New orleans expects 1000 10 5000
against +iOi last year
with decreasing rcceipts II rs prncticaiI,
certain that the most strenuous efforts Of III,
hears will not prevent the price from reach
ing and maintaining considerably higher
level than al present. In fac,, the expecta
iion Of lighter receipts has already brough
about decidedly better feeling and in
creased buying and the trade expects i'm
proved prices today
Following is tho range Of prices IN m,
active months In New York and Now or
leans:
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APPLEs-Fancy evaporated, OVID pV q.
6Ac; lib cartons 7c choice evaporated oe'
ApR1COTS-per ID. loose 1Oc.
ClTKUN--ln lU-lb boxes, lSc.
cURRANTs-In bbls 13lic 2-lb boxes
cleaned bulk 14c; lib cartons loo
DAT ES--l-lO packages iOc GOLD boxes &C.
FlG--Calfornla 121ac; imported l50lSc.
FEACHES-Choice new stock SEC:
RAlSIN SC alifornia. 3-crown, l.. l.. boxes
l.. II. raisins. 5o-lb boxes, saSHe; 3-crown l.
NJ ra sins 50-lb boxes, Sc
RUNES-Callforna 50-6Os Sc; 60-70s 1c
7G.sOs &c; sO-gOs size; 90-l00s &c.
NUTS Brazil 14c per ID; filberts, Sicily
l5c walnuts 14915c; peanuts. fancy hand
pilEed eM6ikc; No. 5a51se; almonds Tara
COMA 1sc ID. in sacks; Italian chestnuts lOc
pstans. selected 1Oc; large i2gl5e; medium
bH5r
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-19
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, Mo, January is,-The fol-
lowing sales CT Texas and Indian Territory
cattle were made here today.
r Jones, Perry. 1913 pound steers. t. a.
liasell and Purcell. Gal pound steers
$50 James Crawford, Purcell. 1922 hound
steers, i,00.
Kansas City, January N,-Cattle-Receip;S
lIW natives; $50 Texans, ~ calves. Marke:
steady. Native beef steers I ,2SdS. rs; stock
ers ana feeders a,ISdi CO. cows and hofers
3.25flbo, Gamers q 60alS 10 Western Texas
steers S.e0IA.s0, Texas and Indian stocrs
S;Nat,l0, bulls S,l0G+2S; calves 4 .50a7 90.
Hogs- Receipts 1850 Markss g. higher
Heavy l.3cFtA: 90 light 5lSQS s0 pigs 4.5GN
90 Sheep--Recelpts 1900 Marker steady.
Western lamh7 5l5sl5 10: W.stern wethers
t.l0MliO; ewes 3,5oG2,@ yearllnss 40
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mean crop Of 1900 900 bales. The move
men, shows signs OF decreasing, estimates a,
Houston an6 New orleans tomorrow being
comparatively lgni.
i his brought sons new buying In the mar
Rot and altogether the feeling Is considerably
better than for several days past. There Is
also q marked Improvement in the demanl
for the better grades OF spot cotton and Fall
RIVER advises were more encouraging. For
tao moment the market looks fairly steady
and " the movement does not increase should
do some better Liverpool should be abou'
i-6fd higher tomorrow
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CHICAGO.

Chicaso January 1s,-Cattle--R Receipts 25ol.
including 100 Tssars, steady to strong.
Good % prime steers ) 259s. 10; seekers
'l ~ i1eVtrs Vttl sl; COWS 2.iSd4. Is. hefcrs
foUsii 81 1.Nns grass sseers 5. sOfit 90. hulls
.;NISM Hogs- Receipts sON00. Market
40 ,cni" h.Ghori active. Good 70 choice
ui ~, o'VR''H's; light o.l5d5,S5. sheep
hees'pis ""o Mnrho, firm Warnings up
TO DO ambs strong Good to choirS
Wethers $3.50 1885 IA to choice mixed .50si
SSi; Wesiera sheep S.T59t 30: rexas sheer
lambs 5,O0G550
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-19
NEW ORLEANS.

fNfctInT 70 Nc T|oNfJ
New Orleans. january lS.-rhe New Or
leans live stock exsnange reports;
Iioccips--Catle. 35o oalyns and ycsrlinEs,
So hogs. 172 sheep H. salcs-Ca.tlc. 238:
small, IN; hogs t12; she ~, H. Left over
Cattle, 30 small PSF
Lover rreccs o. cattle all classes, p!euti-
full; atrctlv choice scar'e. demand fair.
prices firm Market closed bare Of corr hogs
prices tending up No choice sheep. inquiry
small
Reeves A.OO64?5 fair to good S50TS75.
Cows and heters 3,OOa3 so; fair to good
G.5Off2. -,
YearlmEs 9,,5@4.OO fair to good 80. oOa
II On
Calves l,oo0475; fair to good 7OO@io.oO
Hogs S.ooaS.%.
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( With the exception of small fuctuatio rs
IN sugar prices of staple groceries have
been unchanged this week.
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Detter Market Expected.

cnrgiil & Richardson cay OF the market
In their circular OF yesterday;
As usual Liverpool surprised tho talent
this morning by sending an advance when
an unchanged market was expected Prices
al the close were 9ls-eiths higher on con-
tracts. with spots In moderate demand. quo
'si-ons l-32d lower: sales 5000. Our markets
ruled extremely quiet although with 4. good
anderfone. New York closing TO 10 higher
New Orleans 10 higher. Spots Lido no
10 New Orleans unchanged elsewhere. Tie
amount brought into sigh. for the week
was 13,Ssb, against 1874 last year, aud es7, :
~ the year before. We are nov m 5s2
ahead Of tbs movement al this time lasf
yen1- Ins total amount brought in,o sigAf
" 70 daie rs 7les,42s bales. and allowing
that w Yeceivs the same amour. from nov
o. until the end OF the season a. wss ~.
eefssd IA 1eee-H, the big crop year Il vii!
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Comparative cotton statement.

New York, January lS-Following is the
comparative cotton statement for tho week
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Chronicle weather Report.

'NUFTIdI u 7 NJ FOhT-
New York. January ls.--The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle reports: "our teie.
graphic advices this evening indicate that
as result OF rather unfavorahe weather
ondiuons during the week the movement
OF cotton has BEEN interfered with IN some
sections OF the South, Rain has fallen In
about AZ localities and the precipitation has
been somewhat excessive in por,ions OF thC
suE states and at few points elsewhere.
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says: The markets here were idle and DC.
pressed roday on a rumor that the queens
health ls very bad, Suggesting postlpiilty
Of general election and the reopen.ng OF
the Tranevaal question. These apprehensions
seemed fsr-feicned as were talk 81 an early
new war loan. Americans were weak carry
and hardened buying Of southern racine
but reacted ON the New York opening. clos
ing dull.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-19

New York, January 1S-Money on call
steady at per cent; last loan 2ia per cent.
Prime mercantile paper sal per cent. Sterling
exchange firm with actual business in bank
ers' bills at 4S7i.d4 s7ss for demand and &
4.s3ih for sixty days; posted rates 4A14 sac
yer certificates s4iadG5ia; bar silver So; Mex
lean dollars 4oh. Government bonds tirmer,
State bonds frmer: railroads weak
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-19

The market is bare of good apples It being
very hard for dealers TO procure this kind
CT stock. Fancy apples would bring $i.u0@
I 80 per barrel.
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HEAVY STAPLES

AMMUNIrIoN- Powder. per keg, 81 OOg
..25; blasting powder $l.65 per keg; drop
shot per sack 500, PUCK $l.S0
BACON-hX. ra short clear. in sacks. SIC;
regulars sac: boxed &c higher: bellies so
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-19
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

oulnine. 3SGri0c per ounce bottle: morphine
q. 25si2 - per ounce; cocaine SG25 Per ounce
bcrax SIC per pound in 100-pound packages
couperas 81 40 in barrels; castor oil 81 20 per
Gallon in 5-galou packages; epson salts 81. "a
per hundred In barrels; alcohol 81. 1908 %
per gallon sulphur 81. 90 per 100 in barrels
alum 2iac per pound in barrels; saltpetre Z,
Dol pound in barrels; camphor zoe: wood
alcohol s1,0O; gum opium 50 S. powdered
opium 81 SO carbolic acid 40mi2c per pound
III bottles: calcium carbide $50 per cwt.,
delivered Texas common railway points.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-19

Carload lots, T. o. b. cars from millers
dealers charge from store 5d10c more per
1903 lbs on bran. 2G3c per bushel on oats and
corn and 1Od15c per 100 lbs. on hay.
BRAN-Per 100 pounds SodS2c
WHEAT SHoRTS-Per 100 pounds. s5d20c
CORN-No 2 sacked 51d52c.
CORN CHoPS-Mixed and pure 93d97c
OATS-32aS3lgc per bushel.
HAY Alfalfa s1S .G0dli.00; choice timothy
l6.C0d16 so: South Texas prairie hay s6.5Ou
on; North Texas and Territory hay. sl1.5Oa
1900
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New York, January ls--There has bceu no
further business of any moment in print
cloths today In other cotton goods the de-
mand mas been of about the same as IN
previous days Of tho week ia staple lines.
hut more business than before has been re-
ported in printed goods, Prices ARE without
material change In any direction. Linens
are IN moderate request, but firm In prices.
Hurlaps are scarce and very firm for Cal
cuttl goods.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-19
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago, January IS Butter - STEADY !,
creamery 1000; dairy llsGis,. cheeso-Dui
lOAmllA Eggs--Flrn; fresh 49,
New York. January lS--Eggs- Receipts 4lsl
packages; market hrm; Western average
packed at mark si122is Wes1a-n loss of, ~
Kansas Chy, Ienuary iS,--Eggs. Higher:
returned.
81. Louie. January s,--Egss-Higher. II.
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astop Spots closed steady, prices l-lsc

galveston Spots closed steady, prices l-lse
UP stock iSi,f;S
Low ordnary.,7 7-lG Middling .oH
Ordinary, ...,,5 l2-l6 Good ln:ddiug az
Coco ordinary"s S-i6 Middnug fair. 10Y
Low mlddlng, . Sales ... ISL
New York-Spots closed dull stock iOe ols
Good ordlnary..S 1876 Good m!ddlne 10 S-ls
Low middl.ng 2 7'l6 Middling fair, iOA
Mlddllng,...,, Sales ........,7l
New orleans--spots closed steady; stock
Low ordinary ala Mddling .....sB
ordinary. .,.,.l l3-le Good n.dd,iug. .aT
,'ood ordinary.,s l-l6 Middilng fair 10 S-ia
Low middling,s lie Sales ..... $3.50
Llvernool--spots business moderate. cas,er,
prices l-ssd down; sales $780, OF wash 400
We're American; speculation and export 100;
Ordinary. .-.,,.4 ls-iS Midaling ......5 15-aa
Good ofdlnary...5 i-i1 Coed m.ddling.S a-is
Low middlng, . 5-id Midaling tair. 3 a7.ss
GQ&b Yesterday
New Orleans ruturs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-19
pnnlx CIenripg-.

New York. January is.-The following ia
Bile. compiled by Bradstreet. shows the pans
elearlngs at the principal elites for the week
ended today. with the percentage or In
creaue and decrease 1 compared with the
corresponding week last year: