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The Washington times., 1901-11-11
Life on the Stage.
Madame Duse is quoted as havin

Madame Duse is quoted as having
said recently:
4 am sick and tired Of the theatre, not Of nv
/ art, but OF the faring lights, the surroundings,
I tie corporation of other actors. the managers,
secretagie= agents, aud all the other people who
/ cluster round the theatre. ] want 10 be free
from the slavery OF the theatre; free IRON all its
| associations. The majority OF the actors and
ACTRESSES whose acquaintance l have made are
GeSpirablr. When | am once free from this life
I shall never 20 back 20 it. ! say ths-I, whom
the world has called the greatest actress Of the
century
This may be taken by some people as
an argument against the theatre. but
/ a little thought win show that it is not
necessarily anything of the kind. 1t is
perhars unfortunate that Madame
DUE So heartily dislikes the people by
/ whom she is surrounded. but it is not
exactly an exceptional case.
This actress has been on the stage
from childhood It has for her none of
miliaTity. Whatever fascination she
finds in her art is purely a matter of ar
tistic power and sen5ibility. The drama
is tremendous power, but the stage,
that is, the world of the drama, is sim
ply the tool of the actor. The greater
he is, the less he thinks of his tool 1t
is conceivable that painter. brought
up in a studio, hearing of little save the
technicalities of art since his babyhood
might on arriving at mature years have
very little love for studios and painters
The association which the stage forces
upon actors is infinitely more intimate
than the relation of one painter with
another. or Of the painter with his
model. The very art of the drama de-
pends upon bringing personalities the
most varied into relation with one an
other Often they are actually antag-
onistic; but that does not matter; the
Tsays the thing" It can be easily seen,
however. that to any sensitive nature
the constant intermingling with fellow
workers. the dependence upon them for
effects and motives. must be either in
spring or intensely dtstasieful.
If a census could be taken Of the sue
cessfUI people Of this world, it would
probably be found that at least fifty
per cent of them do not take any very
great interest in shop Their pet am
blllonS are usually directed 10 cdlIlHSs
entirely different from those in which
they have won fame. The great banker
wants to have stock farm: the sue
cessfuI author longs to be a soldier; the
great soldier would like the faculty of
amassing wealth; and So it goes. None
Of them sees himself and mis- com
panions with the halos which they wear
-, . 3
cessful man his work is. except for Ger
tain flashes Of inspiration, as much
dludgcry as any other kind Of task
The Washington times., 1901-11-11
Naturally.

(From the indianapolis Ncws)
The ship subsidy advocates have plan
for solving the surplus difficulty.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-28

Of Spots, When shorts had covo,,a
~ uuSiheSs came In couScorcn,i W Vut'
hige.E% longs near the close oceps,o reaii1.
The net rain Eottnts from the top, mskinst
me weekly amount bropsbs t,nssy
wear 49, Dmes, against $4,000 bales rs ~ ~
dafe M uu sne tot9l from September ! "a" ~
~, pPnies last wear. The twenfs 'nintt ,otj
tne interior towns received IN NY lean,
52i No p9st seven days, as comnaro1Gh le IS
stock held by them is ms onsne ,aggreg 70
I'b,a "sa,iniI Ipd,Vp bales last vehr '"'S
the "S we Sits'9,e supply % American during
nm ln wea increased 10000 bales, egain.t
rs the amount marketed was a. oObI bgt,
n vss nhh last year, the rcai dccro ua'e
I"o,i,Ca!ly mVW bales. The total viSn,is
Ssso IL baies q lae, IS loiloOo bales against
rItqqusing IRON surface Indications tho st,
i ineespi s,atlsucally, is bulish, vet nSan
demand IL the smallest oval, tn at the spot
tcinner Tor many wears Thercforo'" Eli
spihnerS absolutely Indifferent MA Win
MY pat oyr ,heir immediate wants. the Iivhi
MSS 81 tne movement Is caSiIv avn, '.-il
, St2cks ln, the meanwhile lfsSe 't anl,,,i,
mIfu 1eavlly In the Interior owing ~ nv ~
,hck OF demand, Holders. however cioiu,
70 De confident Of getting hi-ber M, vIul IN
me future, while splnners contdpd 49, IN
lIude conditions are so uusatlsfortopv .ua st
ppreHent their laying IN supply ON IN
ltscif nnSIs' ~ other words, II resolves
consumers wy" Plouucers and
u trade continues bad aud snlnpors h,,,.
s seek men nc probability is values viii
demand for spots were TO set in ,..,t,u rtsh
might matcrlnlige o'"'P "uNHhce
operators are generally In favor of tho
atIle'e ana expect the monthly burea, nv
give a general average conditio,,' w to
than last year, II a n p,oMer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-28
CaroiII & Richardson's Letter.

Houston, Texas, September - The re-
Spouse given by the Liverpool cotton mar
ket this morning 10 our slight Improve
ment yesterday was exceedingly gratifying,
prices closing to s64 up, with spots
quoted lie higher. There was basis
for their covering movement, as stocks ~
American cotton are only 10000 bales,
and 2t,OO0 ahoat with the early In the
season shippers conslgnng nothing The
visible supply fails to increase anywhere
near as fast as 1t should at this season.
this weeks figures showing only lO1,7 is
larger than last week, with the total VIZ
ible of all kinds hut 1472, 256 only a few
bales more than last wear. and 100000 les
than the year before. The amount into
sight was light, 225. s33 against 3l4 l57
last year. Total to date 5S5,Sia, against
75I 4f3 In 1900. The interior continues to
food the market with crop damage reports
and support prices with buyinE orders. The
professional bear is fighting hard, dlscredit
Ing all stories which might helm the mar
ket New York closed To higher New
Orleans : TO higher Spots were in bet
ter demand. with some good business do
ing quotations were advanced l-16 In New
Orleans Galveston and Houston. Export
erS report more inquiry and tho Interior "
standing pat The weather map Still show
good weather but a sudden change should
be expected soon
liverpool is due to he 16t higher tomor-
row. Cargill & Richardson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-28
THE MOVEMENT OF COTTON
A Decrease Of $4,000 Bales in the Move
nent into SIGHT

Now Orleans, September 27-secreta- ,,
Testers weekly New Orleans cotton ex.
change statement shows a decrease in
round figures in the movement into slrbt
Tor the past seven days Of $500 halcs
under the seven days Guiding Sente,phor ~
last year a decrease Of 10000 under the
c S.,.iI. 'llee III year before last and do.
1898 'ue same time In
me amount brought into sight for tho
Me- week ending this afternoon is stated M
onIi,,c HEaiust i,I3t for the seven days
eh99lug September ~ last year. 800. I01 ye9r
betore last and 35S 6l5 for tho sot,c ,t,n
IN lSNS. This brings the total of tbe cr,,
M moved Yea INTO slgh' for the twenty-scytu DAYS
OF the new season to 5S5.Slq arainst ~
Az last year, 954.02s year before Iaet n,,a
io4 SBS same time i'm 1898 ca"
me statement shows rcceipts 3t all
9Ienlted States ports since September / of
o ,91 iVp IgHinst 7lLWS last year 65S,Gl6
1898. N"i'e "lhe IN
Overland across the Mississippi Ohio and
potomac rivers to Northern mills and Cnn-
qua MA ln,lHl against l3,sN2 last year. 5o.071
year before last aud 2s,6s2 same Lime in
1898; interior stocks I'm excess of Septen,
Der l, 75,5iG against l231l5 last wear. 132.
Sol year before last and l20,0TS same time
In lSHs. Southern mill takings 10000
against l05SoS last year. 1l7.23s ye1r pe.
fore last and lOl O29 same time I'm lSqS
Foreign exports since September | have
been pa G3 against POO, $50 last year.
Ihe total takiugs OF American mills,
North and South and Canada thus far for
the season have been 1851 against 1874
0O1 last year. These Include 58.51l nv
Northern spnncrs against 1900
Since the close of the commercial year
stocks at American ports and the twenty
nine leading Southern interior centers have
increased 16S.336 against an increase for
the same period last season n 4l3, l50 and
"a 20 - 80
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-28
Chronicle Weather Report.

New York. September 81 The CONNER
clal aud Financial Chronicle says: rele
graphic adyices to us this evening denot.
that except nc few points 10 the South
west there has been little or no rain during
the week and that in consequence the gath
erng Of cotton has made very good prog
ress. With regard to the condition OF tbs
cron, our correspondent at Galveston states
that Ia Is unchanged IN Texas aud thai
are numerous Reports from Alabama are
10 the effect that deterioration continues
and the Yield Is very disappointing in som,
localities. In the CarOllnas " Is claimed
that late cotton would he helped by rain
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-28
AN IMPROVEMENT IN SPOTS.
Better Feelino Prevailed and the Price
Advanced in New Orleans.

New Orleans, September ga better
feeling prevailed in spot cotton circles dur
Ing the day as the result Of a decided i'm
proyement in prices at Liverpool and ma.
terlal advance in contracts at all points
Factors were Offering less freely than dur
ing yesterday and asking figures better by
\ in some caseS The movement was the
largest recorded for many days, the s1ies
footing up 1900 bales, including 200 TO ar
rive Quotations advanced Lice.
The market for contracts was remarkably
quiet to-day, considering the position In Liv-
erpool, where the market advanced ga to
9-6id. New Orleans opened to points
higher on all positions. After the opening,
prices huctuated over range Of 3 ia
points. finally closing with net gains Of II
points on October, 7.TOmT q; and Ia
points on the balance of the list except
September, on which the last quotation re-
corded was g36iS 90.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-28
NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
london Financial Gable.

New York. September 2T.-The CONNER
cia Advertisers London financial cable
gram; The stock market TODAY was ir
regular but finally hardened, Copper wa,
stll carefully watched. The metal rallied
and relapsed l. Americans were quiet
aud easy till New York cables came and
then they were rather cheerful and closed
al the top. New York Central was prAc
fically strong in the street, although deal
ings were Of meaEer proportions. United
States Steel WAS strong on hopes OF regular
dividends. II Is rumored that the profits
OF the concern for the hrbt quarter were
SO 10000 and the second quarter $4,000,
COO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-28
THE RICE MARKET.
Offerings Are Of Fine Color, but Medium
Grades

Grades
New York September ~. Dan Talmacc's
Sons CO.. says. The demand for domestic
Is mp 10 former volumes. prices unchanged
and no consideration given to slightest
concessions which would. In some Instances.
lead to greatly enlarged business offerings
are OF line color but In medium grades
or more properly STYLES obranablc at me.
alum prices, the grain Is ga badly broken
that not few of the trade have once
more trkcn up the foreign sorts. Java,
l'ptn1 and japan which sell In the order
stated Regarding the mnrket' there is a
| nnaumity OF opinion that prices must re,
roaf ana os 4 result operations rs the
more progressive, however. purchase freely
uhd dispose Of goods promptly on a ''nimble
nhReihce SSdtancei as an old grocer terselv
put ~! Not much shot added to the
locker, hut better something than nothing
so long as there is enough OF Il ="
AhVlces from the South note enlarglng
arrivals Of Carolina aud readiness 10 seii
- current prices. Louisiana receipts con.
the e dem @rlsfF Ar P6Rd barely keep pace NtA
mcpt OF crop to milling centcrs Is attrlb-
ute" bN some to determined effort on
llIhi ,.rpt a,rt Of planters 10 market with de-
e shortened crops. II II mare than likely
mat the planters are busily occupied ln.
t t,,. work OF harvesting which Is Of para
true as With rice that ''tbe' crop il never
made until garneTed and every energy of
81 80 d, - - y, 'N,it - tNtletult ctptnueL
safety
tables ana correspondence from abroad
note considerable activity In choice selec,
tiops, but murked neglect in on grades
falmagc, New orleans. telegraphs Louis
lana crop movement 10 date Receipts.
rough, 263, $40 sacks; last year 8ii.301
sacks. Sales cleaned (estmatedl, 1886
pockets; last year. 1925 pockets. Market
strong; demand active, Receipts Hight.
TajnRge. Charleston, teiegraphs carollns
crop movement 60 date; Receipts 1883 bar
refs, Sales 1898 barrels. Market steady; no
accumulation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-28
HEsTER's WEEKLY STATEMENT,

Visible Supply OF Cotton Shows an In.
crease OF 63.748 Bales for the Week.
New Orleans, September eT,- Secretary
Hester's statement Of the worlds visible
supply OF cotton compares the figures OF
this week with last week, last year ana
the year before. II shows an increase for
the week Just closed Of 63,fis bales against
an increase OF 27lass bales last year and
an Increase OF i6l SIT the year before,
The total visible Is l, a72256 haies. against
1,4Os,50S last week: 1905, 20 LAST year sud
2,DO5,0O6 year before last
OF this the total OF American cotton y
1,OIl, $50 against 900, sos last week; a98 af9
last year, and 2,376.O06 year before last,
and OF MI other kinds, Including Egypt,
Brazil. india, etc, 1000, against 10000
last week; 10000 last year, end 02a,oDQ
year before last.
The total worlds Visible supply -ef cot
ton shows an Increase compared with 1855
week 81 63.T4s bales, an increase compared
with last year OF 74.007, and decrease
compared with year before last OF J. ~ $50.
OF the worlds visible supply Of cotton
as above there Is now ah0at and held In
Great Britain and continental Europe 648,-
600, against $4,000 last year and l,fInlOO0
year before last. In Egypt 5000, against
1900 last year and 420l0 year befoQ
last. in India PSI, 600 against 222,000 last
wear and 10000 year before last and IN
last year and i.0DSr00o yfar pefoFe iast,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-28
New York Money.

New York. September 2I,Money on cal
rather irmer al 3d4 peF cent last loan 4;
ruling rate 49, per cent Prime mercantile
paper 5at54 per cent, Sterling rxchangs
steady al decline with actual business Ia
BANKERS Bills NJ 4 S5% for demnnd and 81
s3ikGi4. s3h for sixty days posted rates
KS and s6is commercial Bills s2hd
4. s3h Bar silver 5sA Mexican dollars
45iA Government bonds steady; State
bonds inactive; railroad bonds irregular.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-28

ton based on unsatisfactory cables. Closed
steady, net 8 to 10 points lower Septem-
January 20, March 3. 4udo. 80; April s. 50,
MAY D b0nN 6Oi July 30, August /. rs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-28
Bank clearlnns.

New York, September ~, The following
table compiled by sradEtreet, shows the
bank clenrings az the cities named for the
week ended Friday, with the percentage Of
Increase and decrease as compared with
the corresponding week last year. Totals
Included clearlugs Of hfty-two other cities.
Canadian totals include cleariugs Of seven
other cities ia Canada.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-28
|NTTON VALUES ADVANCE
,.,t,r Liverpool and GloOmier Crop
Reports.
.rpn HAVE GROWN SMALLER
-. Not Vet Taken an Enoourss-
zoe a. ss,t.;,,,de--Moyement OF the
= wesk-Weather Better

. .,,ed in the cotton markets
~ w, ..,srday. Too restricted was
talae-' have the absoluteness Of the
"A ~ NM II was sufficient to give a
4 ei'.u 10 the higher price element
n ~ arovlnces Of the kingdom. Mir
4 ~ ~ the glass Of Liverpool the
a X, purchaser exhibited a better WI
"A =. = secede to the claims OF the
y. The form OF more trouble
"A holt shadowed the path of the
..,crs wind rain, rust, rotting and
"A n, an we're Included in the accounts
W ao manufacturer Is only tnking
N u. ,srcssltieS Of his life require, and
n the European spinners seemed
4, nellped TO fiddle while rue cotton
n sns or until the chilling frost
and thus was the upward way
"a ,Jse scale checked. The weeks
4 a,i,, ssaln gave life to the hullish ar'
ri, The Increase Of the worlds Wis
"A .,noly Of American cotton for the
Il ~ $4,000 bales less than the In
"A q, the corresponding week last
n, The into sight for the week was
n ~ b,les less than that for the CORE
"A sarg lime OF last year. The Journal
u c,.rerca submitted a further cloomlcr
4 ,got II the Texas outlook. with these
\, ..n,es the bulls controlled the session
1oashout
IA ,prpoo presented holdcr front. Sales
H 4, .pot amounted to G0Oo bales Mt
n t,uons 1864 higher. The deliveries
n 4, gaIn on the last call of s and 9-6i
a in and 5 and 6-8i on far positions.
H. York opened 2 to IN on Septem-
II and December and 8 to I M on other
4oas lower level was made early in
kb,sp rom which an Improvement soon
Isr,d and ms much as 10 points was
xsN. Around the end the prices went on
4, POINTS from this mark. In the net
s. Al September. December and May ad.
rbSa points, October 10 and the other
Hens and points.
ng Orleans started to IN on Sep
|k.hsr and November and > to ! up on
h nlsnce. A very slight decline at first
As he lowest Of the day, after which
ssn Bss higher move going to the best
n tie noon call a falling Off in the
*srcon followed and the values closed
IS OF Ipolnt loss In the net result
Epou went II points better January
II April increased and the remainder
Med points Sales on the American
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-28
No. York prY Goods.

New York, September 27.-The chief fea'
ture has been an advance Of re In Amcri'
can and Merrimac indigo blue prints 70
4R,c per yard. The general market has
again ruled quiet in all descriptions Of cot
ton goods with no other change In prices.
Linens are quiet hut firm. Burlaps have
again been IN slow demaud this week and
tending downward. The combination OF
Calcutta hurlap manufacturers is reported
broken up.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-28

Quinlne, iO6i42c per ounce bottle; nor,
per ounce; borax, sac per pound In 100.
pound packages; copperas. 81 30 in barrels;
castor oil, 81 20 per gallon In 5gallon
packages; EPSON salts 81 ~ per hundred
IN barrels; alcohol, S. 7odt3 90 per gallon;
sulphur, 81 65 per 100 In barrels; alum.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-28

WIRE Nails S3 90 base per keE
BARBED WIRE Galvanized Glidden
81 so per 100 lbs Galvanized Baker. per,
feet 81 So per 100 lbs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-28

London. September q. Consois for
money ~ 3.16; account "a 3i6. Bar silver
steady 20 l5-i6d per ounce Money llgd9
per cent; discount short 2hG29s; three
months 2asM2n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-28
Wei 9Pe9. High Low. Close.
un..,'''''72-7s 7S2 III 1877
N.Y. ''~.'I 1851 Ira 7.64 7,.7o
'''';'I6l-62 100 Isl I 50 "a
's'sS SCORED GOOD GAINS.
Il, I ISslthe South and Several
Ys,,, Husnces Gave Strenoth.

plSs, I ISsrt the South and Several
/ IA, Influences Gave streneth.
Il 49, ~ September 2T,-Cotton fntrr,s
\ = .'y with prices to Q poipt , ,
/, \, ' ! scarcity Of pit shorts. br,sk
sss p s,s,, account, demand from the
N . ruul support from abroad. olI
M s sIS7s cables, light rsc sa' a.. ~,
|enn. " accounts. All ,I'eipts anu
aor,p prices was sts,d ~ Ioreheon
~ while hp'ehtarily growing mora
terrus5 pqils gained coura &c AZ
M tcaebsd Early In the Sfternoon
|ns igufe q, ~, or Fl points above
Isgsa seillns Yesterday. This Ievoi
III ialed l9s proats Inv early b,,y
osag hp6l conditions on nearly every
,ctip,s w Estimates for to,rni s
n ,or n Nefr surprlsingiy s,n, i pi', thc
|.elt,l IDEAS Hssk hgures fell for short
" Sonib saa demand for snnt ~
r. q ~, s was hrnodenIn, NJ ci,l,
lsdia nni ~ : In prices An adj.
sifenyito Ats IN New Orleans SIa
" the aftrh hui confidence be We
n lanns,rh noon there was n avon
~ 10 nearl, subsequently foIIoveS
lrtefJos the high srurs "a ~
W. bulllsh ~" ~ weekly statements
Nd 70 II points higher ""'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-28
FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

Paris, September 27.-Three per cen
rentes lolf' Zoe for the account exchang'
on London 25f 2lhe for checks. -.
New York, September 21.-Clearings S23A,
$40, l04i balances Sl1, 1890.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-28
COFFEE.

New York, September 27,--Conee-Sp0
RIO quiet; No. invoice S3sd0Ai mild quiet.
srhe market for futures opened steady un-
changed 20 8 points lower, due 70 liqulda-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-28
ispeciSsei s,s Cotton Letter.

4 orleans to TIE Post1
" tsvo,.sss,Ip September u, Liverpool
ne ne,y r ia a squeeze might de-
- BY ons,, Positions, Our market
I. : poln,s 'alns 8 points higher. ad,
~ "a Tho npluonal immediately
sals sIsa, 80 weekly amount
4 aesfiesS' The IN. large relstiye less
visible and the fr,uness
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-28
GRAIN ANn nay

Carload lots, o. b. cars from mlllers,
dealers charge from store 5NlOc more per
100 lbs on bran, 2Gi3c per bushel on oats
aud corn, and t0a 30 per 100 lbs on hay
BRAN-pcr 100 lbs, 81 021l .04.
WHEAT SHORTS Per 100 lbs. O5Gs
10.
CORN No. sacked. 75J.d7Gt5
CORN CHOPS Mixed and pure, 81 300,
/ 40
OATS Per bushel, 47lg04nlec
HAN-Alfalfa. $l3 JO018. 49, choice tim
othy, $40 00dia SO. South Texas prairie
hay, Sc Oo@AO0; North Texas and Terri
tory hay, S1S o01l5 90.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-28
Houston paIIy statement.

Houston .couparaliYs Statement.
Gross receipts thus far this week S'fA2
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-28

stook q Presses md Warehousea
Houston Weekly Statement.

cross reccipts this week .......... sl,I42
Net rcceipts this week ........... 3S,1o+
cross receipts this week last year. 1854
Net receipts this week last year. 5000
Totai receipts this year ........ 2O0, Ig8
Total net receipts this rrac..,,,.,. ai,I69
fetal receipts last year. ........... 19O,253
Total net receipts last year. Sl,20o
statements outward ,,............ 59,984
shipments all rail To- and via New
Orleans and eastward ..,.,......, ll,6sI
cotton In transit ,.......,.....,. GOO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-28

Zoe; walnuts 1idl5c: peanuts, fancy hand
picked, 5Amdc; No. . $4,000; Jumbo, va
6nc, almonds, Taraguna. lSc per ID In
medlnn IaLSc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-28

In iofk advlces said: "Journol of
n'ies today reports Texas very gloomy
h @''fleis no top crop, and estimates
nue'ed by October II. Picking 80 / 2
pI cent Crop estimated to no
s!,ss5aa.uu ays 9head Of last wear.
irss, .ss stu picking up ali offers NJ
u Situation: ''"''rh'hg the Ala
4 rStiI5 Ss from from effects wind, rain. rust
h y I, Srop VIII he gathered nv o. De-
'"A'ng eighteen days late"
q Orleans wired.
\ E6pB~s s SAID to be firm and hvvcrs
4 k a3rspccoa69q1; hut don't think market
& sd''l no. Is good. even bettor tbon
I'M. sHsstler South is fayoroblo taa tx
Hss1 equtheast Is ciouding mn uouhy'
~ nttemeneta ialn unchanged: a bullish
~ ana small weeks In
lofE Wired.
tia bad sptS, good LiverpooI and no
d 10 ans,usi.Isrhment report keens seiIor,
a M, y,9.tslde business, ho,Dcvnr sI,''Es
Keeps market down" % 90
n. sase OF prices at New YORK. ana
Spless: '''c months was
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-28
DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.

APPLEs-Fancv eyaporated 5O.lb boxes
oLc; lib cartons. fancy 93tc; cartons,
chtiee, sAc; choice eyaporated, she sui
APRIcops-Per ID, loose, Zoe.
CITRONrln 10Th boxes, 13c.
CURRANTS~In bbls. 13hc; 25-b boxes
cleaned, bulk, lac; lib oartops, lae.
DATEs-llb packages l0ci d0ib boxes
California, i.hc; imported, l50
lsc.
RA!SINs- California; 3-crown, T. L.
haxes, e., 90: z boxes l.. l.. ralslns 65f75ci
2 crown l.. NJ. raisins, 50lb boxes, 10; a.
PRIMES California, 9O1OOs. Sc,
SUTS-Brazil, lac per vi nlberts, Sicily,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-28

Current Quotations on Round Lots OF
Staple Commodities.
These quotations nre revised daily and
their correctness can be relied upon The
prices are those ruling In Houston whole,
sale markets.