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Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-07
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Following is list OF uncalled for letters re-
maining In the post ONCE for the week ending
May 4, 1901.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-07

ON ACCOUNT OF President Mckinley
and La Fiesta De Las Flores at 10 An
geles, May Sth and 9th, the 8, .hern
Pacific will sell tickets, May SIS -(good
to return May ICY at one tafe for the
round trip p$23.15. For further inform
alton call on
s4 C. NJ. BuRKHALTER, Agent.
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H. & 3. Beers Cotton Letter.
Especial to The Post.)

New Orleans, September Is, --Llvorpool
adyices were decidedly unfavorable, there
fore our market opened 3 points lower, de-
clined 10 points additional when il was
ascertalnCd that the gull storm did no
to fair weather throughout the belt, eN
cept in Georgia and the CArolnas Inc
easlness o. spots as well as the rest icted
demand nj concessions accentuatcd the
weak. eSs. shortly before the close, how
ever. room traders evening up before the
holiday, superinduced an advance, making
the net less on the day points.
condition o. trade Is unsatisfactory: Man
chester docs not respond to an advance,
beng weak and spinners anxious to sell,
There is only a small business doing, cauS'
ing stock Of yarns to Accumulate Inc
probability Is they will continue To pursue
hand to mouth policy Another Liver
pool correspondents cables thai fair guam
tity OF mills in Great Britain and on the
continent are running on short time and
the majority Of spinners wao nave their
mills going are working at loss.
Crop adYlces from Texas report an I'M
proyement in the outlook. and We are IN
formed that planters and merchants are
holding back Tor higher prices, account g
for the moderate movement. the frost
scare naturally was one more OF sentiment
than anything else and o! course did not
matcrlgllze. The fear o. possible damage
by the gulf storm was also groundess, tut
the fact that European textile trade is
very unsatisfactory WAS corroborated by
the course OF Liverpool and private cables,
As long as European trade conditions are
discouragng and the restricted spot de-
mand exists II Is unlikely that values can
be maintained unless speculation is at
tracted to the article, IL. n. b. Beer.
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COTTON WAS ERRATlc.
Values Opened Higher. stiHensd

Values Opened Higher, Stiffened 49,,
Then Declined and Advanced AGAIN.
New York. September 1s.-The market -.
cotton futures opened steady with nrces
= points lower to points higher The
decline was in near months only and va =
In response to disappointing Liverpool
cables. The late months stiffened nm ON
very bad crop and weather news Fol.
lowing the call the entire list advanced
quite sharply TO 3 points above last nights
close on scare OF shorts and verv ac,tro
new buying. Liverpool made ouict ,rrn
ana advanced In keeping with the I'M
proVements here AT the same time send.
ton, ' wv
The private wires from Gcoreia. Alabama
ana Mississippi declared that the rains Of
yesterday had done great damage to omen
Solloh' More rain was forecasted for 10
"a! ana tonight over the same districts
leNas reports Indicated a shorter crop
lnan heretofore figured on. Before ii
o'clock liquidation OF pre-hollday order
weakened the market rapidly. demand for
investment account being light. while
shorts were quick to take advantage Of Tho
pressure thus brought to bear.
by midday January had broken 70 10
as against 81 in the first hour Heavy
western selling Of cotton bought on the
rise OF yesterday was the chief (rntnre
In the selling, though New O.lcans sent
large selling orders. In tho last half hour
the market advanced points ON active
covering and on reports that SINNERS had
purchased 200 bales In the open market.
Inc market was finally steady with prices
net to points lower.
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'vate wire from New York said:
~ frost is believed to be quite dis
some calculate 1t viii be delayed
Y least three weeks, but in the mean.
Ehe friends Of the staple win nroht
II uncertainty OF when II viii strike
belt and besides the prasne"t
y "sh' receipts as result of heavy
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AMMuNITION- Powder, per kes, 81. 90;
blasting powder q y per Beg drop shot,
iRiAsc0JNS-fFixt'rHai shoft cIeor, in sacks.
10&c; regulars lie; boxed, Nc higher,
gBsAitGsciiNG AND rIEs-paggISg, 2ib
7l.c: 2A-ib, Sc; Arrow ties. less than ear.
load lots from Houston, 81 30.
.,ChNDY--stlGGk' wrapped, basis ~ No. e
"a, Marie per 10; special sizes Nc high.
er; mixed, 6na l5c, as TO quality.
CANDLEs--star, fuil weight, lOl9c; Gran.
ENr-Portland, 81 1898 q; Rosen.
dale. ST 756i2 90.
coFFEE9nlo, fail 7%qsc; prime sNQ
C6idoyn, l3c. Roasted conees: Arbuekle'a
Arlofa basis l0Olb cases, lie delivered;
apex u 90c; Lion, lie; Gold Seal Mocha
bleni lib cans 2-lb and Alb pals, 1SAc
Cl;Al KERs.-A B G Soda, bulk. boxes,
FLouR-Basis 4s-ib sacks: Fancy high
patent $3.50 fancy half patent, 50 90;
rel higher; hour In wood, i5c per barrel
FGkINACEoUs GooDs--Grlts, hominy
meal In 3slb sacks, 81. 60. per barrel OF
four sacks; Scotch oats. 81 .OO Frlends'
oats, IS 90; Columbia oats $2.65; Hawkeye
IARD-Refned tlerce, compounds, sic:
leaf, llhc: Sob cans, Ae higher than
hlehrr 3.lb cans 1c higher.
HAMS-Standard 12lAc; picnic hams. OJ5c
IIME-Bulk, Sl.Oo per barreli eoopered,
H0NEY-In barrels. 6OGT5c per gallon;
In 60-lh cans, extracted, GAGE per pound;
In bulk sale; In l2-lb cans extracted,
MoLASsEs- RebCiled. fair. 16AGlSc;
prime. 2Od2ic: choice. 25d26c; fancy new
crop syrup, 32G3ic: pure new crop syrup,
Doc.
CONDENSED MILK Eagle s6.5OIG 20
Magnolia, 81 05G4 rs; Dime, 50. 90H4. 90;
Challenge 81 los. ~; Winner, s9'2sd4, 80,
2-Ib full weight, SOC, sl.eo9l.Toi lib
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HOUSTON.

The following are the live stock quota
lions for this market as furnished by T. B.
Saunders Commission cOmnnuy.
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BUYERS WANTED CONCESSIONS.
Business in SPOT Cotton Was Not LIVELY
Though Futures Were Active.

V.
Though Futures Were Active.
New Orleans, September ls.-The market
for spot cotton while just bare shade
softer than during yesterday was still rul-
ing fairly steady today. Liverpool re-
corded another advance of 1-16d on spots
and to that extent furnished encourage.
ment to the local factorage element but.
as an Offset, contracts were cheaper ON
this side Of the water and buyers evluced
disposition to hold back for moderate
concessions. Thus, with the two clements
meaSurably apart in their views there
5000, including 1900 bales to arrive. QUO
$50, Including 1900 bales to arrive Quo
tatlons unchanged
There was comparatively brisk trading in
futures with January clearly the favor tie
position, though Octobers and Decembers
received considerable attention and March
came in for a moderate share of interest.
From the outset today the trend of prices
was distinctly in favor of shorts The
market opened 3 to q points down all along
the line. There was free selling for tue
short account and considerable unloading
by tlmid bulls Immediately after the first
call and as a result values fell off steadily
until losses Of 10 to T. points on all active
months had been recorded. when there
was a partial recovery influenced by re-
newcd buying for investment. largely on
orders from New York. September closed
. points lower, October s, while the other
positions were ! to points under yes
terduy's closing figures.
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Net Receipts at All U. S, Ports.
Difference. 6,3O3 24,243 l0,32O
COFFEE.

New York, September 1s. Coffee spot
Rio nrm; No. invoice 5S,, Mill stcady;
Cordova sM111a Futures advanced l0d15
points at the opening today ~ n scare cf
shorts. prompted by me lacc'cd strength
in foreign markets, and ruled firm under
cortiIle, covering and lnltly fur local
and foreign account. Hayre and Hamburg
which had been expected to show only
sllsht advances follow .Ig oar j'>apT ONT.
inc c.cge Of Yesterday. r"m3 @f~i net
higher and ladM pig. up for the day. pri
waite adyices reporting the rice due u uu.l
manipulation.
Primary receipts were heavy again, but
ex,IlI little influence. rrir.s Ouscl on
poin,s in the afternoon m,Nr rr1hzing
The market was finally steady, with prices
sales 3i,7U bags ctober 4 9OQ4 %; De
cenrber 5.l5d5. 20; january 5 20d5 25;
March > 1913 -; MAY 5,l,,m5 CA; :uIo
. 60; July $500, 49, August $50.
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5-oz. 900e5c: lib, light weight. 5seJtOc;
2-lh, light weight S5aeoc.
PlCKIES--Ftyeg gallon kegs. 81 90; 10.
gallon kegs. 100. ia,bbls $500: plnts,
American style. 81 o5. quarts, American
style. Sl.pO; R.gallon 81 30; igallon Amer.
lean style, 5000; l-gailon Hexagon, $3.50.
RICE = Extra fancy head, G,kGf1%c;
choice, SgaAe; fair, 4ss6i4isc; fancy i'm.
ported, GleM6Nc
ROPE sisal, basis 7.16 9Ibe; Manila
IKE; untafrcd Hath yarn, Sc; tarrcd. TIC.
SALr~-i.oulslana. coarse Soc; hne, S5c,
hbls. 2S,los, $3.50; 6o5s, $500, lO0.Ss, 81 40;
SAIL FISH ackerei, No. /, In lob
kits, a5c6lSl 90; half bbls, 10-lb, No. l..
S5.OOGi0J 30; tubs, S5,0O0aJo.
SAiMON--Fancy Pillar Rock Columbia
River, Sl.00, Castle Rock. Columbia River,
Sl656i1.I5; Spear Alaska. Slt5; Toy Co,
lumbia River. Si.25: Blue Bell, Columbia
River. 81 10; Violet brand Si.So; Carna.
tion brand, Fancy Red Alaska, Sl.35afi 40.
SARD1NFS---A American quarters. 81. 1aef
s.25; mustard, SO G5di3. IS; Imported Gil
lette. grade: quarters, So 90; fancy sprats,
quarters. SIS
STARCH standard goods Ptarl, in 40 u
boxes. 4%di4h; Royal Gloss, bulk, AVA
AS; Nickel, 100 packages per box, 50 90;
corn starch, 5isc per 10, 20 and 4O.lb boxes.
SUG AR-Quotations are for small lots,
special rates are given on carload orders.
standard granulatcd, 5.c0c; cubes aud pow.
dered, boo; Louisiana yellow clarified,
fancy, bdtALc; choice. d3sc.
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LIVE STOCK.
KANSAS CITY.
Especial to The Post.)

Stock Yards, Kansas City, No, septen-
Der ls.-The following sales by Texas and
Indian Territory stoekmen were reported
today:
cows, 255: Rachel & Chittim, Summitt,
1853 mound COWS. 60; ]. A. Bartles Dewey,
& 30 pound steers. 3. 10: Olmstead s.
snyder, Elgin. 9Os pound steers 4O; w,
HendricLson, SpIro, 992 pound steers, 800;
T. r. White, Elgln. T61 pound cows, 200;
2l5 pound calves 80; LedbetteT Bros,
Elgn, 752 pound cows. 2,s5; 10I pound
calves. 4. 80.
Kansas city. September lS-csttle-Re-
celpts 12.C0D natives, 100 Texans, 100
choice export aud dressed beef steers $50
as 80; fair 70 good 3. 70; stockers and feed.
ers 3.ood4 %; Western fed steers $500
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orleans wired: "Shorts are selling
'afe easier and longs are liquldatlug
holiday but we favor buying on
10y markets. Think market will do
\ on neayy rain reports. Longs real.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

e. O. B. mill, Texas interior points ac-
cordinC to location. Per gallon.
Prime crude oil, loose ..;......,,, Nominal
Prime summer yellow oil .....,..N Nominal
Linters, according to quality. ..,.,, 1AQ2A
Per ton.
u,,IIs hailed ......... 81 90
PRIME Prime cotton seed meal. d. 81 OOd 81 80
Prime cotton seed cake. II GOA u 50
Quotations on prime cotton seed meal
and prime cotton seed cake are for deliy-
cry ne Galveston.
Memphis, September 1s,--Cotton seed OIL
Prime crude 31@3lh; on crude 2S@20;
prime summer yellow -; choice cooking
aann1mer yellow, less than carload lots.
per gallon ~. Meal and cake-Prlme %;
of 10.
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Chicago September S.-Cattle-Recelpts
5000. Including 1000 Texans; market net
I've and strong l0c higher; good to prime
steers q, 10@6.6o; poor to medium 4.0Qm
6 90; stockers ana Feeders 3 50I4 30; COVE
. 5Od4. 70 heifcrs . a50i3 90; Gamers l so
az. 31; bulls SCAT rs; calves ,50d16, So;
Texas steers 3. coal SO; Western steers
3 1913 go Hogs Receipts 21.00O, market
active and 5mlOc higher; good TO choice
heavy 1 s1Gi7 30; Hight g. loM6. 90, bulk
Of sales Is. G0d7 90. Sheep Receipts 5000.
Sheep and lambs ioMl5c lower; good to
choice wcthcrs 3 GOAT 90; fair 10 choice
mixed = iO63 co, Western sheep 3 $50
3 60: native lambs 3,O0@4 60; Western
lauhs 0064 CO.
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HIDES AND WOOL.
GUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago. September iY. -Iinttcr FIRM;
creamery 1920; dairy l3d1I, Cheese
Nav York, September is Eggs Irccipts
AS7c packages. Market FIRM; state aud
Terrsy Nnnia 1890; Western rand'e1 ia
is: western uncandlcd 1861 III,
81 I.0Is. September -. Poultry firm:
chick,riS ~: springs 10; turkeys ~. IL oks
(. geese a. Rutter stre II: creamery lSd
u. dalrv 13dlG Eggs higher, "
Kansas City septemho: U.s.. Eggs FIRM,
las .
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london financial CabIe.

New York. September 1s.-Thc CONNER
cial Advertisers London cahlcEram saws:
Tho stock market today was stHguant, the
American department not excepted. rho
close was firm.
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Decrease.
NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
'Ioss 1.le.
New York Money.

New York. September IS Money on cail
1lncr az 3il6i5 per cent: last loan per
cent; ruling rate / per cent, Prime mer
camille paper 5d8 per cent. Sterling cX.
chunEe steady. with actual business In
bankers bills At 4 S4Tk6i4. So for demand
and at i S2asGIi S2ia for sixty DAYS; posted
rates S3iad4 ST. commercial hills i.6lH.H
4 S2ls. Bar silver ISIS. Mexican dollars
45ll. Government bonds strong; state
bonds Inactive; railroad bonds Irregular.
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DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.

APPLES Fancy eyaporated 5Olb boxes,
gAc, lib cartons, fancy 0aici cartons,
dried 7c
APRIC0TS--Pcr h. loose Zoe.
ClTKON In 1O-lh boxes, BE
CURKANTS--lu bbls. 13Nc 21-!b boxes,
clcnuod bulk, l4c; lib cartons, lIr.
DATES-llb packages, loo; Golh boxes,
FIGs-Caufornln. 12ihc, imported, la
PEACHES Choice new stock. sAmsBc.
boxes 500: 6oxes L. L. raIslns. G5a75r;
2-crown l.. NJ rasins, Sob boxes, &c; 8
crown l.. NJ. rnisins, 50lh boxes, re
PRIMES California, so zoos DC
NUTS Brazil he per lb; hlberts Sicily,
15c waluuts, llMl5c; peanuts. fan y band
picked. jM@Gc; No ., lAm0c, Jumbo, "a
sacks; pecnns, selected, t0c; large, l2a1c,
medium, IWSc
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GRAIN AND HAY.

Carload lots, + o. b. cars from milos,
dealers charge from store 5ml0c more per
100 lbs on bran, 2d8c per hushel on oats
ana corn, and l0N l5c per 100 lb5 on hay.
BRAN--Per 100 lbs, 81 O2dl Oh,
WHEAT SBORTS-Per 100 lbs, 1.051
10.
CORN-No. . sacked. 7507Gc
CORN CHOPS Mixed and pure 81 306f
40
OATS-Per hushel, 47iAGf5Oc,
HAY-Alfnlfa, S13. 5OMl3 -; choice tim.
othy, SO .OOmlD. 80; South Texas prairie
hay. SGO0dp.o0: North Texas and Terri
tory hay, S13 OOMiT 90.
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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

Oulnine 4JM47c per ounce BOTTLE; NOR
phlnp So 2JGt2 80 per ounce; cocaine, S6 Is
per ounce; boraA, SIac per pound In 100
castor OIL Sl.20 per gallon In 5gallon
packages; epson salts, Sis per hundred
IN barrels. alcohol, 50 ,7Od3 90 per gallon;
sulphur, So % per 100 IN barrels; alum
2l5c per pound in barrels: sntpcter, &c per
pound IN barrels camphor zoe; wood alec.
ho 81 90; gum opium, So rs; powdered
opium. "a s.; carbolic acid, 40Ii42c pei
pound In hotties; calcium carbide, So q
per hundred, delivered Texas common rail-
way points.
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ors who were the strength OF ME ,-oa....
sor Will uphold his hands. s ''eueVes-
II Is not as II change Of preslaent
means change of policy f'es'us'l
The same party iE i'm nover sna a..
same men Will guide the shin 81 ststo ny
the same mastery way ne before . "'e III
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Reported for The Houston Post by the a.
r. Norman Live Stock company.
SUGAR.

Nov Or'eans. September IS ; ,ear GIetf
centrifugal yellow 4@l@ seconds 2a9is'
NJ IN. sr- steady; centrifugN Aftp
New York. September lSwSueaf isaw
steady; fair refining "a, cehiHtugHl :"
test 3% molassps sugar kenned Arn6i
No CO. No I d5 No. 5 : 49i NJ
4.4o
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MeTALs

New York September Is Tin weak
So. 2Od25 30; spelter frm. 81 05af 10, load
dull 81 3Th; lake copper unchanged. at
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New York Dry Goods.

New York. September ls-The trade to-
day has been In active demand throughout
Buyers were purchasing small quantities
of general merchandise for quick ship
ment only, paying no attention 10 forward
shlnments Prices Of dry goods remain
unchanged Mems wear woolens and
woI.steds and dress goods duh and I'M
changed The market viii be closed to-
morrow.
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

Paris, September 1s.-Threc per cent
rentcs l0lf for the account; exchange on
London 25f. 2215c for checks
New York. September 1S-EIchanges
$2S2 49,. Sl2; balances S0952,3l0.
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, osK-- Open High. Low. Closed.
~ ''...,,7 1874 IN I. 66 IN u
rie,n,ss ,''.7,Sl-s2 lisa no 7,78-I7
,,s .,,....7.7O-7l 7.72 $50 1853 81
- ''''''7.64-65 7.6S 1856 Z .U2-u3

ee' Moskowitz G Co.'s Letter.
~, lexas, September 1s.-The Wis
FFpg OF cotton September 10 was
Vsies more than same date last
4 y - d'za'5SS bales less than In 1899
~ less than in 1905; this gives a
~ figures.
slecied the following from several
OF bank presidents in New York
situation George c.. Williams.
Try OF the Chemical National hank
I. rs ps,eosSRI,e ,i Of the country. and not
Il "a Ivy OF the executive head, Is
n y me present situation.
pntlfni year and this has been due
d az n narEests and money In the
a koo.vsn.e people everywhere.
n 4 ~ oaaslnliity will compel him 10 be
e and the multitude OF counsel.
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London. September 1S.--Cousols for money
$685. for account % l1-lG, Bar silver
quiet. 90 1516d per ounce Money l@1h
pre- cent Discount for short bills 2A0
29fd per cent; three months bills 5-l6Gt2k
per cent.
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WIRE .NAILs-S3. 90 base per keg
BARBED Galvanized Glidden
So so per 100 lbs: Galvanized Baker. per,
feet So 50 per 100 lbs.
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,Jldoe Brown % sDeak a Denison.

Denison. Texas, September is-Judge
Tom Brown Of the supreme court has ae-
cepted the Invitation TO make the. open ng
next Tuesday.
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NEW ORLEANS.

Now Orleans, September 1s-The New
Orleans live stock exchange reports
Demand good only for strictly fat stock,
large and small; prices firm; common not
wanted Mt any price; cOrnfed hogs and fat
sheep wanted.
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CANNED GOODS.

CANNED FR,pirs-Appes, s-lb, Sic;
nlneapplcs sliced, $l.l0; eyelcss and core.
less Sl.i5q{i.s5; extra grated, Sl,S5di 90
pears, 2-lb, soc; strawberries, 2.b Soc;
hlackbcrries, 2.lh, zoe, peaches 2lh. Sl1O:
peaches, 3lb, Si.6591.G0; pie peaches, Glib
DU6talc.
CANNED vEGF'rApIss j. Tomatoes. .
b. full weight, 75@S0c: alb. full weight,
81 0Qm1 %; BIB light weight. Csc 3.lb light
weight; s5c' okra and tomatoes, 2-lb, 0Oc.
Canned kraut BIB, none. California aspar-
qPuS, 2ig IN, 81 .eDd2 10; lib California as.
Dgragus tips. 81 o., baked beans, 3.lh. 05c
2 10 string beans, zoe; 2lb Kidney
beans, Doe; 2-lb sui gless beans, Sl,23; {. IL
matrpwfat peas. Si,l0; Glib American pc1it
Pois peas Si.JGGji 10 Al corn, S1pu; BIB
Blue Ridge corn, soc; Pride OF Maryland,
Noc; Newark SOC,
CALIFORNIA FRUIT 80 Extra standard,
Ae.lh peaches; 'emon cling, $laoIl O3;
yellow Crawford, SLS0@l,S5: black cher.
ries, S2.OoW2,o1; white cherries, 81. 1Oa
ala; 3pricots S1T5Gil SO; strawberries.
~ 00M2 10: plans, Sl65dtl.T3; grapes, Sl.JO
alec. seconds, Toe per DOZEN less thaa
extra standard prices.
CANNED Mof.ASSES-P, * II. old Fash
Toned, gallons. SS20 per case; Legations,
So 80 per case; iS.pallous. S3T5 per case;
Kairomel Syrup, 2-pound cans, DO40oc.
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Houston Daily statement.
Hnnston Comnaratlve statement.

Houston Comparative Statement.
Cross receipts thus far this week. 3e,S77
Cross receipts IL days this season .l0I $40
Gross receipts II days lygl'i0gl g, ~
Gross receipts II days lSOa-lSOO. .l4O'T02
Houston Railroad Receipts.
Following are the receipts Of cotton by
the various railroads entering the city:
Houston and Texas Central ........Lo2s
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International and Great Northern aS5
Galveston, Harrisburg ana san A. ISL
Texas and New Orleans . 81
Gulf Colorado and santa Fe'....... l.2oi
san Antonio and Arnnsas Pass 4 m
missouri, Kansas and Texas .......1 ,sOs
Total . 7oaa
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Total
Houston snots.

,Honston-Snot closed steady, prices mn.
changed; stock 1892 bales; sales 2s2 bales
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RANK CLEARINGS.

Following are the clcarngs of the IIous.
ton banks, together with the amount of in
crease or decrease over last year
This week Last wear Inc.
saturday .Sl Sc. 4SS Sl.445,621 SllS,0GT
Monday ... 20114l2 1,TSS,562 222 $50
Tuesday 49,. s731G0 @5ti6ll 32N'5l0
wednesday . 2,19s,529 2,53a, 1os s3S466a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-19
HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
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.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-19

Following are the sales,oef stocks and
closing prices for tho New York stock mae
kct.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-19

eSSage from Augusta, Ca, said:
ram since 6 last evening; at this
~ no sign of letting up. / think gem
tG1fio1ughout this section"
Nlng was from Savannah, Ca: I'VE
sDm mat Georgia and the Carolinas
g,"auce less cotton than last year.
fspofts growing worse daily"
range Of prices at New York and
2neahs for the active months was rs
The Green Forest tribune., 1901-01-19
De afness CanhOt Be Cured.

By local applications, as they cannot reach tho diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed con- dition of the mucus lining of the Eust- achain Tube. When this tube is in famed you have rumbling sound or imperfect heraing, and when it is en- tirely closed, deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to it's normal con- dition, hearing will be destroyed forever; Nine cases out of ten are caused by Ga tarrh, which is nothing but an infiamed condition of the mucous surfaces.
 We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness tcaused by ca tarrh) that connot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
 F. J. CHENEY &c Co.,, Toledo, O.
 Sold by druggists, 75c.
 Halls Family Pills are the best.