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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-07
OCTOBER COMMERCIAL FAILURES,
LARGE Total Due to a Few Exceptional
Disasters

Commercial failures during October. ne.
cordlng to reports Of Il. q, Dun & Co. were
sdi In number and SlOGS0,G27 IN amount
agniust Isl last year for SD.0T2, 10l More
than half tho defaulted Indebtedness this
year is accounted Tor by twcnty-h large
failures, and mo average liability OF all
other insovencies was only Sogs4, which
Is less than the average Of small failures
in the corresponding month OF any pre-
Nlous year since these records were hrst
complied, Among manufacturers there WAS
the failure of light and power company
Tor 100000, two III lumber for SiJS,oW,
one In iron for S23O.OUn, n ear works for
Sl6S,oOO. a mason for S3lS, 600. two I'm leHth.
er for $3.50 900. one In brewing for Sl2hOUO,
lamp manufacturer for $247000. ana one
In shirts for $500 Special causes must
have contributed to the downfall Of these
concerns, as 1t Is well known that build.
ing operations hAre been most actively
prosecuted, iron and steel manufacturing
nothing less than phenomenal. and foot
wear shops never. before experienced snch
n dplugC of orders Outside these few In
stances, tho table by branches az business
makes a good showing, even Ia comparison
with years of nghtest defaults. In woolebs
and cdttuns there was practically no dis
turbance, and in liquors, milllng, printing
and chemicals the losses were trihing
Trading failure hgnres were similarly dis
torted by few large defaults, including a
lumber dealer for S3hO,UO, and one IN
liquors for $4,000. A cattle dealer fer
S14a COO a coffee house for S115, 900. aud
failure in hides for 100000 were prob
ably all due y speculative operations In
those staple products. In hardware, &C.
ment and pianos there were three suspcn-
slons aggregRting $500, 600. Deductng these
few large defaults, the trading average fell
to $479B which Is a better showing than
last octoher,s by SiSll, aud but tri1c
above the banner year, 1899, Even includi ng
the few large failures total trading losses
Were smaller than last years, and this is
surprising because the after effects Of t8e
drouth aud rtbe strike, as well as the late
MSS ~ the cdttun crop, We're all calculated
to swell insolvencles
In the third class, covering brokers,
tr9nsporters, etc, there Is included u graln
handler a the West for 100000. 8 cotton
factor and a cattle commission man at the
South for about 100000 each. t@o real es'
tate dealers for S27O.0 600 and a physician
for S15OV0. These disasters account for
most of the total In this class, which was
much larger than IN 1000. but little more
than in lS9a. ana on q par with the two
earlier years, Bankruptcies In this class
are not far reaching IN their effects, as n
rule. seldom involving many concerns in
regular business channels. Banking defaults
numbered > with nm Indebtedness of SI6-
777 against two defaults for S550O0D
year ago.
Failures Each Month.
Liabilities of commercial failures each
month for three years are given below;
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HOG MARKET STRONGER.
SHEEP RULED STEADY.
a--@-------~
St. Louis Received 5000 Head Of Texas
Cattle and Improved in Each OF
the Departments.
special to The Post3

Stock Yards, Kansas city, Mo- Novom.
her 8. The following sales by Texas and
Territory storkmcn were reported today
Matador Land and cattle company, Estcl-
lite, 655 pound cows . 10; THhoaka Cattle
company Hereford, SOS pound cows . 80;
4. A, Hogan, Canyon City, $40 pound cows
. so; w. r. Rogers, Talalla, 0TS pound
steers $40, 1867 pound steers 100. A, g.
DunkirG, Bliss, zoos pound steers 400.
Kansas city, November 6.--Cottle- Re
ceipts $1,000 natives, 500 Texans, and 600
calves Market steady TO Zoe higher FIX
port and dressed beef steers ;. a0m6 60
fair 70. good s5@5 So stoekers and feed
ers >, $50 30; Western fed steers 8 O0gG
q 80: Western range steers 3 25M4, SIS;
Texas and Indian steers ,OOd5 40; Texas
cows / 650r3 90; native cows , 5Oni 30;
heifcrs . Tj0t5 IS; bulls . 0Oi4 90; calves
3. 00q3 90. Hogs Receipts 1900, Market
strong TO SC higher heavy aO0i6 %, mixed
packers .. 76l5 0o. Hight 5.35M5 80; plss
4 s0dib 80 Sheep-Recelpts 5000 Market
strong to shade hiSter Native lambs
A. 5c65 90; Western lambs 4 o0Gi4 81; ma.
tive wethers 3 40di3 81 Western wethers
ana WORKINGS 3 25n3 S.; ewes 1898 40
culls 50d3 25.
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|OUSTON WHOLESALE MARKET

| ~ OF prices on both sour and svcot Il,
ulsnsr' l9f sauerktaut the demand X
ssii on ana prices show no great nuctun.
tloni nut me FEELING Is stronger. and tbero
IS every prospect that the present hasis
| ol values VIII he maintained Tho iobhin,
L Irade IS very brisk on both pickles and
Bic supplies OF bananas will likely be on
| the market next week Mr. J. g. pnhst
Went To Galveston yesterday 10 superlntend
the sales on the arrival Of the Guvler.
which VIII come into that port today lood.
cd with cargo of the fruit for The Mica.
| rakua comnnny This cumpany has fatally
entered tho. field as an Independent con
vgit,hh anu their hrSt shipments will come
WIN the landing Of the Guyer. IT il stint.
ga NO. Houston Will ho tho chIef dis
trlhutlng point for the trade of tho Nica.
ghigua company and, With freight rates con.
sell the trust from any Of the sonth"rn
ports. The agent stated that -four or 0ye
carloads are booked for Houston from The
cargo Of the stenmer.
The Chicago tomato situation according
10 the Gamer aud Dried Fruit Packer. is
as follows; While the market has not
peen active, there has been n demand. mar
lcuiarly for extra and fancy quality. Buy.
ers nave been In the market for tomatoes
OF better than standard quality 10 ouite
an extent during the last ten DAYS or two
weeks nut goods OF the quality desired can
lot ne found. II they could they would
pflng Sl.2O to Sl.21 per dozen here Fancy
tomatoes were sold at SIPS aud bptter
than standards have found buyers at
Sll2H2 Lnleago. STANDARD tomat toes have
brought $llO. delivered. Buyers nre rather
conservative about making purchases nj
the prices now ruling, for although brokers
report numerous Inquiries, no great amount
ol actual business results We hear OF no
western gallons offering thouuh II NAV
also be said that offerings Of Western
tied.
Mondays journal of Commerce snys on
spot currants; More Grnness was noted 10.
day In the spot market for curmnts, hold
ers showing strength under an active In.
qulry and concentration. Of stocks Values
were reported at the close today very
steady, showing an advance during the last
week or ten days Of fully lsc In fine
AmallAs In barrels fully 1915 of the To.
iai stock hcre Is said TO be held by one
mouse. outside holders generally report
being closely cleaned up, and at least one
house has refused business on the 534c basis
Ihc demand has been active, and II Is SAID
sume orders today for interior account We're
turned down in q large way. There is also
noted Il good inquiry for cleaned with
cleaners for cartons inside. II is stated
that some goods have been purchased to
rome by way Of Rotterdam for Amalla
ggade, owing to the delay In the arrival IN
Greece Of the Ahbazi1 This vessel should
nave begnh her voyage TO this side several
days ago, hui at last report WAS disabled
in Mediterranean port SIN some distance
from her destination in Greece. The proba-
bihties are now that she will not load and
arrive here before December II then In
the meanwhile the ideas Of holders Of goods
on the way here eN Guildhall have still.
ened up considerably
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catoIII q Rlehardeonle Lettor.

Houston, Texas, November "a dlsap.
pointing Liverpool deliveries 3is to 4GSd
down, spots 532 lower sales COCO to.
gethcr with the absence " killing froas
In the cotton belt ana forecasts for fair
and warmer tomorrow, with exception VI
West Texas, all contributed to dcrrcss
values further today. The movement was
lighter than usual, but no attention WIZ
socycr was given II, as ror several days
IL has been heavy ana a Hight day occo-
slonaliy Is to hc expected Hrccipts nt
thirteen Interior towns for the hnlf week
were 1881, against tl6Td1 last year
New York closed ~ TO - points lower
than Monday, Kew Orlcnns 9 TO II lower
Than YESTERDAY. Spots u lower In New
YORK New Orleans. Galveston ana tlous
Ton. Cotton has dccliucd In New OrlcHus
about 100 points during thr pnst few weeks
ana sentiment Is as hullish now as II w.. y
hcarlsh Mt Sc or course tho situation has
been changed somewhat Inv the pIettv
weather We have seen during this time
but how much cotton has been added 10 the
crop from fan growth, not over one half
million hHlcS NJ the most aud Is not Il
cent per pound decline well discounted
Ihe lack of spinning demand Is Of course
against tho market hut I'd In Llvernool
IS low price. much lower than spinncrs
nave paid for cotton IN long time The
situation Is honrish and the market acts
heavy aud lower Former bulls are now
hears ana too much company Oh the shout
side OF the market usually means II cover
ing movement Liverpool Is due 10 he
Esd lower tomorrow
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cargIll 6 Richardson.
Cooke. Moskowitz & co., etter

Houston. Texas, November 6-The
journal Of Commerce whose rcports
on the crop situation is almost exact with
the governments, publish report from
oSo special correspondents; 200 Of these
report an increase from . to 85 per cent
md $50 decrease Of Ike percentage
MS compared with tho Yield of last year.
when the crop was 10.4S6 1913 bales, max
ing liberal allowance for tho increase
of acreage This is considered by wen
posted men n very bulltsh feature. liver-
January IN New York and is due to he .
down, with dchclt OF $4,000 bales this
season at the ports Mddllng cotton In
New York today 10 TO- one year ago
o oi6. Cooke, Mnskowtz & Go,
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LOCAL SITUATION STEADY.
SUPERIOR GRADES FIRMEST.
Clean Rice Varied Littlc--Demand Con-
tnued Strono and Receipts Were
the Same as Preceding Day.

The local rice market was steady yester-
day on most all grades The greatest hrm
ness was on the superior quality. hut the
lower grades did not decline. Glenn rice
quotations varied very little. Tho demand
continued strong and receipts were about
the same rs on the preceding day. In.
Qurlcs were numerous, bnt no sales oc.
Cured on account n large deals that arc
awaiting cor summation. In the lot of ar.
rivals nm excellent shipment was noted
fium Ciodinc.
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BETTER PRICES FOR CATTLE.

Native shipping and export steers 500G
So dressed beef and butchers steers
3 %, stockcrs md feeders > iJI3 80; COWS
and hcfers O0Gd 90; bulls , 2d612 81;
Texas and indian steers , m@l IS; cows
and helfprs . l5m3 t.. Hogs Receipts
TOO Market Sc higher. Pigs and lights
r 40d5 n: packers j Jo03 s., butchers
= sO0B.On Sheep Receipts 100 Market
steady Native nuttons 3 0OVI3 60; lambs
4 250i5. 10; culls and bucks 2a0t8 10;
stnckcra | hLNI2 20
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Refugio Texas. November 4. District
courl convened for RcflIgio county this
morning Judge James &. Wilson presiding.
Tho docEels are very 'eht, 30 that coil {
viii not last probably moro than two
DAYS
Hhr ladies Of the two cemeteries are xiv.
ing dime, ard supper for the benefit Of
the cemeteries here.
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HEAVY STAPLES.


~ uNlrlON-Powder, per keg, 81. 90;
uns powaer, 81 10 per kes; drop shot,
feGkl VI 20, buck, 81 90.
u 'toN-EXtra short clear, IN sacks,
- fes9l9ys, lOi2ci boxed, hc higher,
ha $5ilSSt q. AS / J., rIEs-passlqg, 2le.
N9tS, IRON Houston, ST .85.
Ep1-Suek. wrapped, basis "a. No. 2,
RAc- per ID; No, /, full weight, basis
nc iHc per lb special sizes. &c hign.
si ,%y 95gog l0c, as to quality.
"A LIES Star, full weight 1lIar; Gran.
bIi !, weight, lie; Electric Lights, JIac.
Isl T.. 75a2 r6S6rtland' " '7oa5 20; RoSen'
y FEE-Rlo fair shdshc: prime oAta
y choice, lOdlOi4c; fancy, llml2bc:
49, ~. l-54d l3Iac Cprdova, 131c; Roast.
konees! Arhuckle's Arlosa, basis
n. cases Eases ll2e' delivered; Apex,
2ayq, Lib cans, 2sc: Mocha and java
y titJJp cans, 2-lb and Alb pals, 1875.
n n hEhS-A G Soda, bulk, boxes.
~ cartons, per dozen, Soc ginger
\ SCI creams, Sc; stage planks, 0lAc;
pUR Basis S''4 4s.Ib &C. sacks. Fancy high
grade, 81 20; 24-lb sack, iOc per bar
&ssperi hour In wood, l5e per barrel
- ~ ~ tOuS GOODS--Grlts, hominy
Ap5eaIn meal in i0-lb sacks, per sack,
Il eatl neal, IN 36.lb sacks, 81 40 per
"A, Or -FOUR sacks; Scotch oats, So. 10;
~ oats, $500; Columbia oats. 81 ,05;
i psrk outs, " y; Hecker's buckwheat,
~ Refined tierce, compounds, sG
any brands, 1liAc; leaf. 10Ac: 5Olb
i4e higher than tierces: lO-lb csps, &c
x ''lp cans, sc higher; Bib cans, lc
a \. picnic hams, DC.
\ e-bnikr SlO0 per Darrell coopered,
q EY-In barrels, 0oa75e per gallon;
IN. eghs, extracted, 5a6c per pound;
4 lk' Sg1lc; In lib cans, extracted,
Il pound sections, l2dl3c.
@tAsSES -hcboiled. fair. IGKd1Sc,
a =Wl2lei choice, 25Q26c; fancy new
Il. lup' d@G58c; pure new crop syrup,
ADENSED MILK Eagle. so. f5a7 90:
"A XIV, fi,Ooq4 20; Dime, So Al6t8 ~;
31..s.g1 VI, 1894 20; Winner, 81 256i4 rs.
hhSLl-lh full weight, 4-oE, s5@a0c;
~ weight, S.oz, 81 coal 70: In, SOS,
il s t;se lght weight, 55@GOc; 2-lb light
HkLEs-Flye-gallon kegs, 81. 10: 10.
Kegs, $500 h-bbls, $500; plnts.
- style, Sl.0Ot quarts, American
i ~, oV ts.gallon, $3.50, l-gRllOn Amer.
Hgle ~ .o0i lgallon hexngon, $50.
III ,Aira fancy head. 0Am0lac: choice,
fcom In,r, 4ss@45sc; fancy imported, "a
- 4 y, .slssl, basis 7ls. 1o,lc. Manila.
''Sried iath yarn, SC; tarred, 7Ae.
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suIpMrNTs IRON HAsKELL.

Hrsken. Toxas, November Cd. l.. Bald
win has shipped several cars Of steers east
10 he fed on cotton seed products.
Myri Mnloney win start IN few days
for the Euetcrn states with two cars ~
horses. where tls father has been FOR
some time dlsposlng of several cars shipped
some weeks ego
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Chicago, November 6.-Clattle- Reccipta
steady. Good "a prime steers 8 ,O0mO So
poor 10 medium 8 75d5 90; stockers and
Feeders . OOd3 %; cows ] 25di4 So heif-
ors . 25m5 p: Gamers / 25m2 -; bulls
.. OOd4 30; calves 2 OOa6 so; Texas steers
3 OO014 COZ Western steers 60d3 20 Hogs
Receipts 10000 Market strong 10 Be
higher: good to choice heavy rode. Ola;
sheep Receipts 2O.00O Sheep 10d15c lower
Limbs 25c lower Good TO choice wethers
3. 3OGI4 35 fair 20 choice mixed ? 006l3 40
. 5OT4 S.; Western lambs 3 ,0OQ4 90.
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AIr,IEs su1PpEn FROM RRENHAM.

Freeman Texoa. November Mr.. n g
High has shipped cnrlond Of mules To
Fort worth ald they will he shipped from
there to south Aflica for use IN the En.
lish army. This section has Furnished
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,ORN No. ? sacked. T9@70Rc.
-ORN tHnnN- nmrn. 81 ANIL 40


WIRE NAILS 81. % base pcr kcu.
HARBED WIRE go Galvanized uliddcn,
$3.50 per 100 lbs. galvanized Baker, per.
feet $3.50 per 100 lbs
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nnG nrTLOOK IN BANDERA.

Bandern Texas. November 4-The mast
I'm the southern portion Of tho county Is q
failure. consequently hogs are doing Uhd-
IL I'm on the divides or mountains the
mast is reported good and hogs will soon
he fat enough TO market. which VIII be
some help TO the people.
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aVickles Advancing Banana AT
&; rivals Booked Tor Next Week.
"a changes took place in the grain and
= situation.
III advance Of Zoe has occurred on 1--WE.
Iisn kegs Of pickles.
M ndnrd and picnic hame are hc lower
Il fancy has declined lec,
[rhf lard quotations have been marked
M lgc and compound has lowered IA
Macon prices are weaker, ruling about nc
Ix on extra shorts and regulars and 4
h lower on bellies.
pfme crude aud summer yellow cotton
id oh have declined 1c and the market
nfanucs weak Meal aud cake are very
ID and nrices about zoe mp.
.Ae canned goods market remains OK
saingy strong and with n heavy demand
horn and tomatoes. Quotations. how
81 have not been changed
3ieek II coffee other thnn Brazil iu the
I'D states is 3i2 GO bags, against $751;.
)Sbars same time last month. Stock at
M York alone Is 2IS,SI0 bags.
ria salmon pack OF the Fraser river and
rthcrn British Columbia Is reported as
3Sa i3 cases, or the largest pack ever
Nm The Fraser river pack Is given
N0,3l3 cases
<eports from Wlllapn harbor to the AS.
la News of October - say that the run
|sslmon on the upper part of the hnrbor
now very heavy. one day two men took
t4of a trap 3T6 salmon on Bear river
lthere seemed as many more left. -Four
sik brought In 1900 tlsh To the launch
i3our more hoItloudS were taken to the
1fnry by the Bear river fishermen. Some
zoo traps nave been so full the fisher
ii have been unable to empty them.
IkIces from Phoenix, Arz., state
thin week, orange growers say, the
It Arizona oranges will be ready for pick
Hand shortly afterward they will he
It through the country. Growers are as
led the most fancy prices for the season
& kCrop viii not amount to more than
~ carloads. hut the orange growing in
sffy in the Salt River valley is assuming
rfat deal of Importance for various rcn-
'derrlng TO pickles and sauerkraut,
N York correspondent says Adyiccs
nj the interior note n great scarcity Of
Mic. and some buying of pickles hns
q noted from thls market. The tendcn-
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NEW ORLEANS

New orleans, November 6.-Thc New or
leans live stock exchange reports:
Vory few cattle Of any kind carried over
tonight but buyers have q big supply on
hand and demand win be light for next
few dayR,
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nnIlEvEn No nE RLAcKLEG. .

Anderson. Texas. November . MI. Joe
White SAYS he has lost severol hoad ot
cattle. and believes II to be blacklcg. lie
Is here To get medicine 10 doctor his cat
tie.
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nn1rn rRrIrs ANp Nurs.

APPLES-Fancy evaporated. 50-lb boxes,
sac; lib cartons, fancy Zoe; cartons
choice, 9lac choice evaporated, SIC; sun
dried, 8i5c.
APRICOTs-P 10, loose 10lgd11c.
ClTR0N--ln lob boxes, lac.
SId0iac; lib curtons, 9hc.
DATES--1-lb packages, 71gqsl5c; Fard
FIGS-lmported 12Isd15c.
PEACHES-.Ch new stock, $4,000.
RAISINS-- California, 3crown, l.. J.,
boxes, Sl.S0; q boxes l., l., raislns 6SB
7jc; crown l.. NJ. raisus 5O-lb boxes,
&c 4150c. Sc.
PRUNEs California, o0.10Os, 4sld5c;
sO,OOs, 5lae T0-S0s, &c; G0-70s, 6ne oo'6Os,
NUTS Brazil, lac per H. flberts. Sicily,
loo; walnuts, l4@l5c; peanuts fancy hand
picked 5%06c; No. ,. 4M@5c; Jumbo, 90
sacks; pccans new crop, l2ul4c
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

OF these quotations show
Advantages in favor of Houston as O
esale market. When the buyer con.
the benefits to be derived from
tons freight rates he will ind that
when the auOtable figures at other
els are lower the price finally paid
herally greater. The prices are those
among Houston wholesale merchants
lre revised daily
CANNED GOODS.
MED tRulIS-Apples, BIB, 95c9
[; plntapples sllced, el. 10: eyeiess and
eSs, 81. io0l 50; extra grated, 2.UUqI
pears, : 10, Soc straw berries, BIB,
Ql2V; blaokberries, OLD, SJc@$1OO;
les 2-lb, Sl.Uv4l 10; peaches, Bib,
y co. pie peaches, Bib, 05cGlS1 10.
NNkD VEG EIABl,ES II omutuos, lib,
Ipl.l5. BIB, seconds. S0qS215c: 3,lb,
DIS, 81 9O4l %; okra and toma.
lib, 9Jc. Canned kraut, BIB, ST UjM
California asparagus, "a Id, 81 300
lib California asparagus tips, $40;
] beans. Bib, 95c; 2-lb string beans,
2lb kidney beans. 95c; 2lb stringless
!, Sl,25' BIB marrowfat pens, 81. 10;
y ;m' 2-lb Blue Ridge corn, SIC;
Of Maryland, A5c Newark, SOC; Bet
ban Gold" s5cI$1.iO.
FRrlr-Extra standard,
peaches; lemon cling. 81 05m2 %;
!. Crawford, 81. S5Gl %; black cher
81 2uM2 %; white cherries, 81. 256
apricots 81 S0d1 30: Strawberries,
~. 70, plums. 81 65m1 -. grapes.
al 10; seconds, Toe per dozen less.
extra standard prices
NNED MOLASSES-P e Il. Old Fash.
gallons, So 10 per case: "a gallons,
per case h,gallons, SO. Is per case,
,mel syrup 2.lb cars. 90l35c; Gold
brand, fancy table syrup. quart Jars,
per doz, b. b & Co, Gold Medal,
Ha21a; 3 Ills, Sl.35; lbs, 50. %; ~
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New Orleans Market.


'NNtVIHI 70 The TOHt.I
New Orleans, November g The market
for rough rice keeps fairly steady. not
withstandlng the improved receipts OF do.
nestle Japan. Today trading WIS brsker
IMAM for some little time past and de-
srablc grades were well absorbed. Clean
rice ruled steady and In good demand at
unchanged prices. Receipts from country
mills are stll very light
The receipts today wore osi5 sacks Ok
rough aud 700 pockets Of clean. The sales
today At the bonrd Of trade were e5T
pockets OF clean and 6lG0 sacks OF rough,
Of which 3l62 sacks were Honduras aud
2nnS sacks domestic Japan.
clean rice unchanged. actual sales 2d5Mc.
Rough rice Honduras s.. 2l6i2 20. domestic
IAnnn S2.NM3. 10. Others unchanged.
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quantities. "a Is. IVY Wv
Ing 20 quality ~
Ncllis 81 so
FlNEApPLES Grated per dozen. $500,
ncr crate. 50 2aGi4 30
GRAPES CALIFORNIA Black Emperor. per
hAsket crate. 81 90, BLACK Ferrhfat. 81 O0;
california Tokay, 81 .0O fancy New York
I0neords,. per basket 17l&c. Catnwbas,
lise; Malaga or Almerln. 75.lb kegs. So 20.
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DRUGS Am curNIcArs

Qulnine, 4OGf42c per ounce botile NOR.
prime, S225W2.5e poi ounce, cocaine, $500
per ounce; horaN, Slsc per pound In 100
pound packages; copperaS. S1.4O In barrels:
castor oil, Sl2O per gallon In 5-gulion
packages; epson salts, Sl,I5 per 100 in
pnrrels; alcohol, 81 7OGl3.O0 per gallon;
sulphur S2.dl per loo IN barrels; alum,
212c per pound In barrels; saltpcicr, 10 per
pound IN barrels; camphor, zoe: wood alec,
mol Sln; gum opium. S3SJ, powdered
opium, 1885, carbolic acid 40ff42o per
per loo. delivered Texas common railway
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GERAL PRICE CHANGES.
CANNED GOODS ARE FIRM.

on. Hams and Leaf Lard Weaker.
Gekles Advance--5ig Banana Ar
rivals Booked Tor Next Week.
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h. and 3. Reer,a ootton Letter

Especial TO The PostJ
New Orleans November G-Eiverpool
was Influenced unfavorably by MIR Nclrs
estimate OF 11.2lo,o0o Hycs minimum for
tho crop, and only ioSnO00O bnics Amer
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nn1isrnN.

The following are the live stock quota.
tlons for this market as furnished by Dunn
Commission company, successors 20 7. Is.
an.,ranra Com r,leainn cnmnnnN.
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Forest CBr) ..................B Barry 1915
Iran tBrJ ...............Liv Liverpool 1929
Koln (Ger.) ......,,.,,,,New York II
Malin Head lBr.) Swansea u
Portugaicte lBr.l ..,....at Port Eqds 10
Sabine ....,.,..,.s..,....Ne New York IL
Thurland Castle llrl; .''. =; Antwerp .lO-22
william Ciin tBr.l... ,-....t........
.........,.. liverpool via Colon IL
sCHOoNERS.
Charles X. Schulz ..,s...........:.
......,...,. cleared Philadelphia 1914
Lydia NJ. Deering. $3.50. Norfolk !
Vessels in Port.
STEAMSHIPS.
NesSei-Flag- Pier.
Accomac CBr.1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II
Begonia tsrl .,,....,.a..,........ 20
Befgenhuus (Br) .....,......,......... 10
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NALNENTON GRAIN MnYNNLENT

,GALNEHTON GRAIN MOVEMENT.
Receipts today Wheat Cars
Hnlf Colorado and SBrh ne ........ Is
Missouri Kansas gud Texas - Z
mlcih3uomi ana "real Northcrn,.,, g
"alrcsion' Houston and Northern ..n II
Total Observation-Disclosures. p,
No elevator movement