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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-29

Mr.. Saphedde: "I asked you for your
daughters hand once before, sir; but you
said she was too young. and I have
waited"
Mr.. Crnsty: You've waited too long,
young man; she's too old now."-ohio State
Journal.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-29

and other parts OF the body,
and the almost imperceptible
tumor or lump upon the breast,
as often result III Cancer as the
deeper and more frightfullook-
ing ulcers. They feed upon
the same morbid and destruc-
tive materials that are gener-
ated within the blood, and.
inflammation and destruction
of tissue will continue just so
long as this impure matter is
carried through the circulation
to these old sores and ulcers.
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Mr. sPRAGUE SAYS

The marble stairway at 7S Olive ST. leads
to Delicatessen Cafe-a fine restaurant.
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70 FRIENDS Of LIQUOR IND DR|G Users.

.mInS.w orM-Wtde lame 81 the KeeNyC Cure s earned by Ia worldw vide success In re-
HSU1s over |. quarter Of q million peOplef from the necsshy. craving ad desire for
n pS,1 asGp Ser m 9TH H sse.SSd s : S5.ss NJ 9 unpleasant ,rrsNt rssn o n.drMMaal
.custs Streets ~ Louis Ne. 800.
Home Treatment for Tobacco ana Neur,stbenia
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q
slx years ago my leg from the knee
to the foot was one solid sore and
very offensive. I spent over $1,000
on two trips to Hot Springs. Local
physicians treated me to no purpose.
I had about come to tho conclusion
to have my leg amputated when .
friend induced me to try 8. 8. 8. I
began to take your medicine, and
in seven months it completely
cured me. I consider 8. g. 8. the
grandest medicine the world has
ever known. Ny cas- 10 Q witnsss
today ~ to what 8. 3. 8. will do
when taken regularly. lhave gain.
ed 20 pounds. I write this to show
the company my appreciation Of
their wonderful medicine, and I am
ready to write q letter at any time
to any n wishing further infor.
nation.
J. D. TALBERT, Winona, Miss.
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Washes, safves, or anything else applied directly to the sorec can do any pc
neither does the us Of the knife OF flesh destroying plaster cure, for local cause
4 flesh as and se5ap r the bone, but another another sore sn would ds come The germs or poison in
ing process begins and the sme Q ulcer can getwel. SIS. S. is the only rene
can and does accomplish this. Iteeanses and puri6es the circulation, and when
is carried through the little veins and arteries to the sore, it brings about a b
around the edges. and a permanent and thorough cue is soon effected. S
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-24
Beevlne ltems.

Bocylllc, Texas. October - Some Of the
bucst calves at the san Antonio fair we're
a numhcr shipped from here last Friday
by W. J. station, the wen known high
grnar cattle man Of thia section. quite
a number 81 people went ont To the stock
pens 10 see them and pronounced them as
fine IA lot Of stock ue they ever saw.
Fully iOn Beevillc people are attending
the san Antonio FAIR. Many Of them were
attracted there by tho roping contest, IN
which three R%pc,illc BOYS took part The
rrcoipt ur the news hero Yesterday tnat
sam Dickens. ono OF the Bccville boys, led
In the contest was received with 2 great
dcnl Of rejoicing, Dickens was q f%0vorlte
an Tho why through. He is perhaps the
Youngest one Of the contestants, hut has
fnr a long time been known as an expert
with The lasso, Cool beaded, nervy ana
fearless he IA naturally qualified for taking
pnr, in such sports aud always more than
likely to como ont O winner. Much teel'
ing hns been engeudered by the Judges
doclmiug him ont on account Of his
stcor getting one foot loose some htteen
minutes after being tied down, Parties
retnrning from the fair who saw the COP
test claim that he IS justly entitled 10 me
drst prize aud it Is understood that sun
win he entered against the manangement
foV II.
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Anarne Items.

aearne. Texas. October -. on account
Of Gentry Bros dog and pony show ex-
hibiting. quite a large crowd Is mere TO-
day.
Mr. Il. W. Marshall has purchaser ground
near Tho Houston aud Texas Central rail
rond and wifi begin At once the erection
or b large grain and feed WAREHOUSES;
The handsome new residence Of Mr. X.
G Allen Is nearing completion.
rbe work on Inc new depot being built
by Inc Houston aud reras Central ana ~.
transitional and Great Northern railroads.
m this place rs progressing rapidly.
Mr.. j, Condis ~ Dallas Is IN Hearne
opening a candy kitchen,
ouite a number from this place are IN
san Antonio attending the fair.
Mr.. james Doherty, manager Tor Sentty
RIOS dog aud pony show, informed The
post correspondent that one Of their traineq
elephants died while en- route 10 ms pace
last night, which is quite o loss 70 thems
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-24
PRIZE CHANGES MADE.
HEALTHY VOLUME OF BUSINESS.
apple Stocks sesree-Reeeipts Of Texas
eees lsreer-Cotton Seed Oil Was
Weaker-Meal and Cake Firner.

Business on the wholesale side Of CONNER
e'ai Houston yesterday was along the same
ue"HnI lines that has marked the season ;
trade tn heavy staples and while trnnsac.
lions with the fruit and produce dealers
were not as extensive as have recently oe.
rattea, the days record footed No TO a
very fine average.
The receipts Of Texas eggs we're tho
'arsest for several DAYS aud caused ilttle
weakness in the market.
Alfalfa hay advanced 25a5oc. south
IeNas was also tirmcr with prices going
a dollar better in some eases.
The hrmuess established In the potato
situation late in the previous day was stun
evident with prices ranging Sla$tlo.
The scarcity In apple stocks became more
pronounced with prices holding very drm
25@5oc.
Another late shipment of Texas peaches
came in and a good batch Of Texas TO-.
natoeS' both of which were carly con
sumcd by local buyers.
New York renortod tho fnllnyyiny rolln
from T,or,n,.1 Nv "'"S '""''
u"n q ''' NnhleS' IN retcrruce
10 the Br9ztl coffee crop: TOO early to
Sslimaie the Towering, but probably will
w uhlaNotahle.
some weakness prevailed in the market
for cotton seed oil with nrIccs 205qotLo f,r
prime crude and 38d33iec for summer vel
Ton sccd n,oSi o,d was StronEer on cot
NO. ""' as Pi''es at -" n'Hl'
Accord,,r .
"''O'ui"s /" VoaSt AuNl'es received pN
the Earl Fruit company, the citrus or
chards in northern sections Of California
arc In eno sbona Nh na. ."1 aaa,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-24
BRENNAN BUDGET.

Prospective NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Telc-
pone-Good Deer Killings.
Brennan Texas, October % Cards have
been received here which read: NJ and
Mrs. A q Smith request your presence al
the marriage Of their daughter, Eta Pearl
Gordon, 10 nr. Arthur Edward Becker,
Thursday evening. October ~. at g o'clock.
6l3 y street y. \ Washington, u. G, At
home after November Is, AZ Kenny. Texas .
Or. Becker Is the son Of nr l.. Becker Of
this city, which W tho home of his birth.
aud where he has q host OF friends who
VIII join In extending congratulations In
advance.
Mr. Tom Cummings Of this city oft on
the early morning Santa Zee for BelIyillc,
where Wednesday. at the acme AZ tho
brides parents, he vas married 10 Miss
Ida Faux, a charming Young lady ~ that
city. They are expected homo tomorrow
and viii occup a cottage on West Main
street.
Al the p%alatial suburban home Of Ffon.
Hcber stone, Tuesday afternoon. there was
q gathering Of Young ladies' for tho purpose
N organizing two bHskct ball teams A
temporary captain was elected ana otguhi-
cation perfected; balls and baskets we're
ordered and practice viii commence as soon
as these accessories arrive. The pfetiy
lawn In front OF the Stone mansion mas
been selected for the club grolnds, and
practice viii commence as soon ms they
The Campbell, Grace Mayneld Telephone
company has asked the city council FOR
the Right 10 erect poles Tor the purpose
u establishing a telephone system In Bren-
ham and vicinity; purpose, 20 nave subur
ban lines running I'm every direction through
the county. with farm houses connected
an at the same rate, and arranged 50 tnal
they viii have me advantage Of talklqs
10 All the subscribers IN town and thoS'
ia town 10 al tho neighborlng points II
the county without cGtrn cost.
ers who went south from this point TO th'
fields Of Souih Texas have returned WY
much dissatisfied. while q great many 9th
ers are stlll working there, being unable U
Following IS the list Of marriage licenses
recorded by the county clerk for the weel
ending October %: Isaac Young and Tex
ana Teller. Martin Jazodzinski aud Mar
( KopazlnSki, John Loesch and Clara Fa
bianke. Vincent Bednar and Resale Slnch
al. Otto Biuethmann ana Ida blaFgel
Grant Morrss and GusEie, Ross. Thaflel
Halston and LILLE Nixon, Johnson Robert
son and Cornelia stewart, Emil Qnade am
] Emma Harmet.
Mr. Adoiph vogelsane, who accompanies
Mr.. II. Brown ot Burton on a camp nun
out IN Baker county. New Mexico, %returne'
Monday afternoon, Mr.. Brown stopping =
CiddIngs on tue way home. Mr.. Noyelsani
says tiey Killed forty.eight deer during ln'
hunt, which extended over a period OF abou
three weeks. Tdey wOunde one bear an
hagged seven jagehnss, or Mexican WIZ
hogs. sim
mas been local editor OF the Banner, Ia.
rendered mis- resignation to accept 4 posi-
lion ia the engineering department. OF tl
santa Fe. he Is succeeded by W. ~ May
MI Mr. " c. Rozelle. manager for rhos
GorKan & Bros. Houston, was In me Sly
today and says that there Is a pfoDhD'ne
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-24

Uallctsyill,. Texas. October 22-Work
commenced ON the criminal docket in tho
district court yesterday, nooicy wight,
color,d. charged With ASSEMBLING o white
woman, was given two years; Tony Spen-
cor. q negro charged with stealing money
from 4 VI kuykcnd0ll, was given Two
Years. Louis Buesipg " ON triol today. lie
L. charged with burning the barn or Henry
Dreyrr near sinner; has been tried twice
before. one trinl resulting IN hung Jury
ma ono I'm ID conviction which was re
,rrssd las court of apprals. Tho next six
rtscs for trial arc special ycntre cases.
In county examination for teachers Ger
ttBratcg Inst week there were nineteen ap-
uIroutg. Six whites aud one colored re.
Scvcd third grade certificates, while the
other twelve did not get any.
Tho county institute for white teachers
yyrcl Tho teachers will be rendered a
reception In the opera house Friday even
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-24
HEAVY STAPLES.

NJ.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., per keg, 400
per sack 81 Is; buek So CO. e. ..D,s
1O3,c; regulars, lie; boxed, Ac higher; bel
he3S'AGtGtSG AND T~IEs-Bagglng, lib,
''o3aaSd' lois. IRON Houston. 81 IS;
C~ANDY-Suck, wrapPea Pasls - 10, z
6IEd6&c per ID; 10. ! f9h weisat, pass
q, It@5hf iP Pay 10 as sPt TO quality.
w HN~nTEs-star. full weight llHc; Gran.
lie fniI weight. 11ct Electric Lights V1sc'
darle oFsFtiE.ELRIo. fair sHasH4c; primo, 9HM
o@. choice. 10ql0Ae: fancy; l4isaso
I cnnees: Arbuckle's Ariosa, basis
gS9oIb cases, l2c. delivered; Apex,
ii9 IL abc. Lion. re; Gold Seal Mocha
ana Java; Lib cans 2S g H HNSSh no hnu 1 NY
CRACKERs-A b G SODA, bulk, boxes,
ealcs 1-Ib cartons, per dozen, Soc glngel
Snaps, Sc; creams, ~ stage pi""AS' '72''
cakes AN aqa } Rasis Iis.ib sacks; Fancy high
naranf' 81. So; fancy, half patent 81 90
rrei higher: aour in wood lSe per barre'
hi Ff9hGRslNAcEous Goops-Grlts, hominy
and cream meal IL s sslb saeks ggS 40 ' per
N, ~ four sacks. Scotch oats. $500;
pgaa,aaods oats. 50. 90: Columbia cats, 81 81
Uhwkeye oats, @z.o9 He'hei , pnUh" n'a"
iu-Ih packages, S4.sO. etLc.
f~ARD-Yehned fierce, compounds 49,
iaaf' lie; Sob cans, &c hieher tlHh
IIS,ber' alb cans, 1c higher.
HANS standard, 12Mi2hc; fancy 1870;
pi GfIqlMSEIBsik, 81 90 per barrel; eoOpered'
u9NDY-In barrels. G0QI5e per gallon;
ii, eOib cans, extracted, Sdoe per polhe'
100. mound sections, l2u13e,
o1funt,f ASsES-Reboiied, fair, l6Anlec;
orime. 2002ie; choice, 2Sa2dc fancy nsr
crop syrup, s2@ssc; pure new crop S'tup'
coSpESsED MILK-Easls, saSOgs.ISi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-24
THAN CENT A POUND
FlIHIN THE PAST TEN DAYS.
re Said to Be in Very Bad Con-
n and These Reports Control
the Market.

me greatest advances in the price
mat has occurred in the history
Faae within many years has taken
.ain the last two weeks, and from
snat are being received by the big
uAls staple the end is not yet.
peen an advance Of more than
pound within the past ten days.
nse is not confined to this coun-
almost equally affected the mar
ia'fe' France and at Hamburg,
fng to the opinion Of one Of the
'uee dealers in New Orleans, the
q price is due to the crop condi-
s,aling In Brazil, whence the prin-
y OF coffee shipped to this coun.
- Drouths and other adverse
Se SAID to be greatly injuring
4 M. tor next years crop in that
tfvss,a present crop, which Is now
"Isu, Is one Of the largest ever
NM brazil and this. with the big
on hand, makes the present
sI unusual. II is the growing
"ui be harvested next spring,
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hMENTS ON COTTON MARKET.
Special to The Posi-

Especial to The Post.)
'slns, October 3.-The early I'm
y N Liverpool was due to the
spot offering from America. but
Seqlently occasioned e~asiness.
a3weyer, opened / to Q points
ves,L . points additional on the
hois large receipts and weak
the day. N' 'sS VI -
BdsT N nis circular issued in Liv-
lGsen SImates requirements Of
loo bvoV oales, and says a crop
N An es american Is necessary
III AUTUMN squeeze In August.
TN .mates that American con
u fra, ssason would be 1900. 900
IN the above 1t looks as II he
sgeat that a crop Of 100000
al IN ss REQUIRED, with n con
\ eu,noVo'V.OO bales 10 prevent a
6cran nh Is absurd. for. III we al
OF ssnl consumption. It means
n hsly,vp bales to be added to
D. ~ tne LIST of last September,
,f tuotus, the visible American at
&las season would be 1,T6J.OO0
900 last year and $4,000
n ~ After the experience OF
kle6 sofld Is certainly not going
ossp stoek In Mr.. Eillsou's esti
n fhs, ulon, especially when II Is
D. 'ne figures given out by him
tnersf, uttefanees an absurdlty.
fltinr ~ q risen over the north
\ auoo o. the country and has re-
trs,s elsewhere. Predictions
ID N sections, with no marked
II espefature. In 1898 killing
r.ed on October %. aud for
geyeiia days excessively cold
efed throughout the belt that
q IA q late and small crop. vet il
es,tely 70 be II, 100000 bales,
eps tecord. Consequently, II
4 mistake was made then, may
4 eakesssa considering the ideal
ktieett, tor the past ak weeks
frost damage up 10 the
4 afd n materlallzes soon II
novemtter to sustain values with
4nss "ent, weakness OF spots and
4 u &. b. Beer.
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Hanneninae a HuntsvlIIe.

Huntsville. Texas, October 2a.-Hon'
loo r. Jameson Of Austin. state revenue
agent, ls here on business with the penl'ea
senator George Neal Of Nayasota Is NJ
tending TO personal legal business hefr.
Judge Neal viii announee 10 que tims ~.
i"v,ins IN East and South Texas aud Will
have no trouble IN carrying this portion OF
the State, a.. a. anotv.
~ Nv Garner stone OF the new libra.
~ buildlng Tor the sam Houston normal
wSui be laid With Aascnlc anu
many yIsitOrs-1re cHpecteu.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-24
VANCE IN COFFEE MARKET,

which is threatened. and this is account.
able for the present marked rise In prices.
1t is not yet known whether Ne present
advance is to be permanent or is only a
temporary furry caused by conservative
chances of being caught short and have
been buying literally to cover any possible
contingencies that may arise. The general
opinion, however. among welliuformed
dealers is that the present prices win pre-.
vail at least until more favorable reports
shall nave been received from the coffee
producing districts of Brazil.
The following market quotations, which
cover the option market In New York for
the two weeks ending October y, snow
the bid and asked prices for the next
twelve months.
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The New Orleans Markets.
lSpeclal 10 The Post.l

New Orleans, La. October 2~3.-Oherlngs
of rough were light today, although re-
ceipts were on q somewhat broader scale.
Trading was slack all through the day
Prices showed no qnotahle changes. Clean
rice was moderately active at unchanged
figures. No receipts from country mills
were reported.
The receipts today were 1851 sacks OF
rough. The sales today nj board OF trade
We're: 4T21 pockets OF clean and 1145 sacks
rough, of which l1T2 sackR were Honduras
and 373 sacks domestic Japan.
Clean rice unchanged; actual sales "a
and $40.
Rougn rice market; good demand for
Honduras, S2.00d4.l0 per barrel Of 1G2
pounds. Domestic Japan in good demand
Mt S2.5od4.OO per barrel Of t62 pounds.
with actual sales of Honduras Mt 50 25H
400. and domestic japan at S370n3.SS.
Rice bran $13.O0M14.OO per ton.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-24

columbus, Texas, october 2l.-Dr. Hat-
rison. ST.. this morning received by ex.
magnificent ebony Eoidaheaded
Waxing cane. engraved ITO X i. Har.
rison Columbus, Texas. From the Last
Texas Medico-C hlrurgical Society as =
Nv Ahebsif az the medical sciences at large.
" gracefully worded note accompanied
tho token. signed by prs. Collins OF LvVS.
~ N'hnttev ~ Palestine, the committee up'
nolutsd ~ the society TO select u pre-
cont Tho cane.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-24

The price AZ Hamburg, which is the larg-
est coffee market in the world. has been
5% pfenigs within the same period, and inc
price at HSvre. which contests with New
York the honor of the second largest mar
ket in the world, has been I francs. Re,
duced to n basis of United states money.
the advances are practically the same as
in New York.
The present advance in the price means
an additional outlay of many thousands
OF dollars by the dealers and consumers OF
Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-24
co,sloana Grocers Organize.

corslcana. Texas, October liners nas
been a new organization perfected ~ rnls
49, o,oone The grocerymen for the benefit
.torars doing 4 credit business. " 9
man fails 10 pay his bill by the nrst oL
Ivory month he Is placed on a list. q copy
~ which "A delivered 10 each memeer OK
the Organization. &
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COFFEE.

weak: 30. I Invoice Z. Mld-Quiet; Cor
dora TH5M1l. Futures closed weak IN tone
AZ a net loss Of IS 10 IS points. Europe
sold heavily while the buyers OF previous
~ today. Sales for the day lSl.O Bags
November $50. December 4. 23g9 ~; Jan
vary q. AlGI6. 55. February g. JW1b 90 MlItl
:. 10; August I .O5; September 7. lVGI.30
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Of tho company establishing n branch house
here.
Mrs. l.. j. Lockett will entertain the
Fornightly club saturday afternoon.
Rev. W Y. Tyncs went TO Gny Hin Wed.
ncsday TO perform the last sad rites At the
funeral " Mr. Jesse Barton, whose death
rs mentioned elsewhere.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-24
SUGAR.

New Orleans. october %. -sugar-steady,
open kettle 3 3-16d4; centrifugal Fellows
85kM4 bio; seconds 2Gf3M. Molasses-Nofni
nal: centrifugal 7M12; syrup 2SqSl. 49,
New York. October 23.-Sugnr-kaW nlm
fair refining 3N; centrifugal 96 test SA'
molasses sugar 3M.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-24
By ON BETTER GRADES.
WERE NO PRICE CHANGES.
Purchases Forecast Big Movement
IA Near Future-Exoellent De-
nand for Good Varieties.

nwl rice market yesterday was
% the better grades. though no
lasnres whatever occurred on the
De good varieties find an excellent
h and It is only on the inferior
h that prices are likely to sag.
SrAAses by the Thompson Seed and
EIlhs company, consisting Of 5000
rtng the week, forecast a very
blended movement for the near fu-
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METAL.s.

New York. October 22.-Tin dull, -. 13i
lake copper unchanged, IS s5dlI ~ leal
unchanged 4.8TA: spelter teady ~ ~
pig iron warrants unchanged, .JoHlp'vV'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-24

]. n,s October %. -Cattle-Recelpts
es,ss 1000 Texans and 1000 calves.
ss,d, higher for choice cornfed
,,s5r To lOc lower. Choice export
VA heef steers 3. S0d6. 80; fair to
10. stockers aud feeders go
'Wsten fed steers /. 50dG. 20; West
s.esrs 3.25u4. 70; Texas and III
fs6S. q; Texas cows .. 1912. 90;
~,s Z. 75d4. 90; heifers .. 1913. %;
ina, 70; bulls 2.25d3. 10; calves
XII Hogs-Receipts 1900; market
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tal sales amounted to 800 pockets
Receipts for the day were 2T3
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Houston, Texas, October %. Liverpool
during their early trading in cotton were
fully up to expectations-2-64 higher than
yesterday-but weakened after they saw
the tenor of our markets. closing 1-64 under
yesterday, Spots were in limited demand,
only 900 bales sold. Our markets were
dull with slightly easier tenor all DAY,
opening prices being the highest and eioS, na.
ticeably absent and selling was small, prlh-
cipally by Southern spot houses, VINO arc
seeking the future markets again 10 pro,
tect their daily purchases Of cotton in the
interior. Central Texas Is sending on
enough top crop news TO Increase the ylelu
in this state a half million bales. many
claiming that nothing can now prevent a
large addition from a new growth. In fact,
the news coming to hand is nearly all OF n
benrish character. The movement Is free,
exporters are complaining Of their inabil-
ity TO sell spots and the weather map Is
more like June than October. New YORK
closed 8 to I down. New Orleans 10 ;
changed elsewhere. Semi-weekly receipts
at thirteen Interior towns 10S 4pS. against
16o,3ls last year; shipments l5G.499, against
l20,31S last year; stock 302. ISb. against
S12, 1853 last year. With n continuance ot
present bearlsh conditions II does not
seem likely that we Will have much I'M
provement IN prices for the present unless
a decided change in the weather Is soon
seen. Liverpool Is due to he l-b4 lower 70
morrow. Spot cotton Is Offered here tonight
careIll & Richardson.
Cooke. Moskowitz G. Co.'s Letter.
Houston. Texas, October 2s.-The bulls
have the statistics and the bears the money
when our market opened this morning Nv
erpool was ? better than last nights CLOS
ing, but meeting with no response closed .
down from the highest and lower thah
yesterday. .i
The market seems heavy. win shan
transactions and narrow range Of price,
Unless Il meet with more support me .th1
dency Will he for lower values until tne
Large receipts are disposed Of.
Cooke, Moskowitz q Co.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-24

Quotations on prime cotton seed meal
and prime cotton seed cake are for deliv'
cry al Galveston.
Memphis. Tenn. October %. Prime
crude 3lM8il9; % crude 81; prime summer
yellow 35l5: choice cooking umner YET
low 1. G. l., 45. Meal and cake Prime
81 o Z.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-24

WIRE N~AILs-S3.O0 base per Veg.
BARBED WIRE Galvanized Gllddcn,
$3.50 per 100 lbs. galvanized Baker, per
feet. 1885 per 100 lbs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-24
CHICAGn.

Chicago, October 23.-Cattle-RccelntS
1880, including 400 Texans and $500 W1st'
erns: market steady good TO prime steers
ers and feeders 2.25m4.25: COWS i.25aI 20,
helfers go; Gamers i.25n2.2 %; bniis / *
also; calves 3.OO0iS. %: Texas steers . sV,t
$50; western steers 3.6jd1.25. Hogs
Receipts 10000: market weak: good 10
choice heavy 5,0jnG.J5; light 5.SJG6 In.
bulk of sales 5.aodG.20. Shecp-Rcceinls
wethers 3.40d3. 10. fair TO choice miyed
2.9oq3. 40; Western sheep 3.O0QflOO; native
lambs 2.jOa4.75; Western lanlls 335MI4O