The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-10

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greatly against her recovery. The PIE .
have arrested the saloonkeeper IN tue ca 81
SOME FIRST BALES. b
have been marketed to date at this place
more than 100 bales OF cotton
Denton. Texas. August THE FIRST bale |
Of the season was brought In today. ~
cassed good middllng ana netteu anout
SIS,
Blooming Grove, Texas August The
first bale of the season so,d LOT Ii2e e5n
day. The cotton melted the owneE-SAN'
counting the premium
Denton, Texas, August s-Denton's ttst
bale was received yesterday, being pI@ o,u,s,h.
and with the premium netted its raiser SSl'
1t is unusually early
Loneoak, Texas August 7.-Loneoak re,
ceived her first bale of cotton today, ralscu
by Mr. Nat Payne. and sold to nartisO ,i
Schenck X Cooper for ! lS'loc. ine 'o"'
raised a premium OF S2l'
Troupe. Texas, August 9.--Troupe received
her FIRST bale Of cotton yesterday, ~ vas
cents, with 50 premium making total
OF $45.4I' weight SOB pounds
wills Point. Texas. August THE FIRST
bale Of cotton reached here this afternoon
and sold for 76oc. A premium OF 49, 1iss
was donated by merchants, making a piiSe
of l1.3Tc per pound for the hrsl pare
Huntsville, Texas, August ST. II, san;
dell. who lives fourteen miles west OF
Huntsville, brought in the trst hale OF
new cotton yesterday and sold II 10 =.
Gibbs for S cents. 1t weighed ol2 pouhuS'
Weatherford. Texas. August S.-Weath.
erfcrd received her first bale Of cotton
| for the season today. i was rqiSed sly
| miles from town hv y T. Huges,
nice premium was given pS tne fnerch"H'''
Arlington. Texas, August T. Three bales
of cotton were received today me nrS n, Gi
| ding and brought Z 40c. besides n premium
given by the merchants, The crop Is open
ing rapidly.
Tyler. Texas. August 81, A. Snow
OF Bullard marketed the first bale OF new
c9itcn Of this county today 1t p no, oI
sl5 Last years first bale was sold on
August 10.
Gatesyllle. Texas. August 7.-Gatesvll'
received her FIRST bale Of cotton yesterday
II was raised by j. II. Dunn, living u th'
southern part Of this county, ana sofa 10
Sc per pound. and the raiser received as
premium S23 In cash
chiffon. Texas, August Z -Chiton's nrs
hale of cotton was sold yesterday by j
M Young 10 q Gather for 30 and
good premium was, paid Mr. Young by th o.
, tuS ness men Of Chiffon. Picking VIII o
In full force in few days
Mesquite. Texas August I. The hrst bal
Of cotton was brought to town today b
4, James Choate of Long Greek oiasse
, good mIddling aud WAS sold to Humphre
4 NInstoac for Sc. premium OF sc,
7 was made up by the merchants OIL -
I town.
Ferris, Texas. August Z. Frtris r,,teiye
her 6rst bale II cotton today, II wa
brought in by Mr.. Busby, who lives abou
{ six miles from town. but as 'Ge gins We, WEI
4 not prepared TO gin the cotton NJ. , BHSe
y stored the cotton ana IN rave u sinne
and sell it In the lint,
Italy, Texas, August Italy re rseei civ az y
Gentry and sold for 1850 rer pound WI
= nremium Of SIS, given by tile business mel
= This is seven DAYS earlier than hrsg P Ps
q and it is still dry and hot.
. kaufman. Texhs. august THE FIR
now bale OF cotton of bis season can
in today IT was raised b5 NJ. 9. jon
Of Lawrence and was sold to Ger
n bringing Sc per pound SPS 7 T Mas MAJ
up by l. Germ, netting Mr.. Jones S9e'oG
p Hills Prairie, Texas, August 5.-Broug
n. I'm the Grst new bale Of cotton 70 this
y This morning II was gnned py i; i. to
wary. who recently bought this GIN our
soon he running on fun time. Rains ha
al all missed this section weather olpiesSi'
1onEyew Texas S a August Ills 5T psce 4
~ season was brought IN 10y r. y, DunK
- who lives in Rusk county. about SKYE
ed miles south Of L9neTleT Rse 5ale t o. .
per pound and sold to II. Loeb; snre'
ne port. La. II was shipped to shreyep'
ba ! by express today
IT Reagan. Texas, August 9.-rhe, drst b
80 cofton was marketed here day befl
ck Yesterday by c. W Lloyd and sold 70
b. Hagens for 81 cents Sotton P1,s ~
neTt month The crop will he extrem
M sSort In this part Of the county on acco'
-, Of the bol weeyil and long drouth
caorsetoNn. Texas August s.Geor
town has received her nrst bale ot I
seasons cotton today we,gnca !,
tee pounds. classed AZ strict r9 p'd ~
led XVbitely who brought this bale In. nroul
ain ~ last venr's also and today received
premium OF S2T. He lives SIX miles
ent Of here.
Rice. Texas. August Joe shaw nrou
in the first bale Of thls Ses se5 Mammals
~ SHAW was offered . cents Tor me
use ION and Sl4 "A ton for the seeii. put
ma hauled the bale and seen n a,h ngnr- a
NV shaw brought IN the second hAe t"u
''s ssvs ne mas eighty acres n etion
INST sfinks ne win make eighteen OF We
aa2 bales Most Farmers VIII e9 adiisis ~ \
sas ueek cotton viii be coming in fesq
800 M cron will be shorter fhan Z has
Of slnre lsS3 So the farmers say
nts --un-----
, flst RomoIda cortez Dead
are san Antonio. Texas, August 9.--Ai'er