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The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1901-01-11

IONS OF -s-to ppuhuS.
For many years the tobacco trade Of
Cuba was a crown monopoly, with a
royal office and warehouse at Havana
and branch houses throughout the
provinces. In these storehouses the
planters could store their tobacco, re-
ceiving such prices as might be estab-
lished by the crown for each crop. In
later years the tobacco monopoly was
sold to private companies and was
again resumed by the crown in 1850.
Finally In 1917 by royal decree the
trade and cultivation of tobacco were
declared free ON payment of a tax by
each planter equivalent to one-twen-
tieth of the product. Since that date
the taxes have varied, but have usually
been very high.
The average production of tobacco,
in bales, in 1S94-5 was in the neighbor-
hood of 100000 bales of fifty kilos, or
81, 100000 pounds of leaf, valued ut
500 100000. OF this amount nearly 40
per cent was retained for nome con-
sumption and used in the manufacture
of cigars and cigarettes. and this is
about the proportion with normal crops.
Since 1895 the crop has been as fol-
lows:
1897 ......375. 900 1899 $50. 300, 900
1893 ...... $4,000 1900 49,. 460, 600
The amount of the exports to the
United States during those years is
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1901-11-27
WiSCOnsin-nyheter.

R6fvad bank. R,fvare sprangde
harom dagen kassaskapet First Ma
tional Bank .Mondovi och tillgrepo
cirka 5000. .f.:
CountystyreIsen Burnett comfy
har beslutat att bygga cit nytt county
fangels jemte bostad at sheriffen.
Kostnadsforslaget gar lost pa S.. 900.
krossad till d6ds. John Brown, en-
l6 ars gosse. blef torsdags morse fun
non d0d under en- hog af thinner i
Lewis Valley, inarheten af slit hem.
Antagiigeu hade timret rasat ned Of
YER honom.
Sista f6reiasningen. Eft lakaresall-
skap hade harom dagen session Eau
Claire. hvarvid DIR d. w. Day holl en-
forelasning. Just som han hade slutat
nedfoll han pa golfvet d0d narvaro af
IS doktorer. Dr. Day var vid sin dod
60 ar gammal.
Sorg blef slute:. Mr. och mrs Sover.
hill JanesviLe frade fora veckan
slit guldbrollop kretsen af manga an.
h1riga och vanner. Under aftonen
upptradde mrs Soverhills broder, w.
Sanford, och spelade pa sin violin
"Home Sweet Home. Han hade just
slutat sista reprisen, da han foil ned
pa platsen d0d. Han var Sc Or gam
NAL. ...--... ..ls
Flick gifta sig 70. Miss Martha Ja-
cobson Kenosha har en- langre It'd
yarit besvarad af en- forsmadd tillbed-
jare vid MANN Chris Jensen. sd att
man nodgats halia standig vakt for
henne ! fredags gifte hon sig efter
slit tycke med A. G. Larsen. och stod
brollopet / brudens foraldrahem i Ke-
nosha. Rrollopet for sig gick / all still
het, utan nagra demonstrationer fran
Jensens sida, som man befarat.
Brefkort fran Shell Lake. Denna
plats ar belagen utmed en- SID af tpe
mills langd och tire mills bredd. Shell
Lake Lumber Company bar harstades
ett anseuligt sagverk, gifvande syssel-
sattning At fere hundra arbetare. Har
fins b0rdigt land, och man odlar nastan
ALA sadesslag med framgang. Jordma-
nen lampar sig synnerligt for kl0fyer1
ooh timotej, hvadan boskapssk0tsel ar
en- lonande laundering. Manga nybyg-
gare ha bosatt sig dessa trakter un-
der innevarande dr.. ANN fumes det
land att tiilGa pa CODA viikor. Priset
pa ouppodladt land s q Z mil fran sta
den varierar mellan ooh 10 dollars.
per acre, men langre ut ar det billiga
re. Har finnas ganska manga svenskar.s
Elm vacker svensk kyrka ans I staden.
4 r. Peterson.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1901-11-27
L0pande No. M 500.
Dakota-nyheter.

AnfaIien och svart bitten af en- arg
hund hief i torsdags en- 14-arig son till
). Baughman i Grand Forks, N. D.
En- popuiist vid namn Levi Nc Gee
har biifvit valid till domarei sjunde
dissriktet af s. Dakota med en- plura-
litet af 145 roster. - = -
EtdsvAda lade hArom dagen aska
EFT L.Rose tillhorigt stall Watertown,
s.. D., hYaryid Rose blef sd srart brand
att han nagra dagar derefter atied.
0jordes skades!6s. President Hale
at Bon Homme Co. Bank Scotland,
S. D., som for veckor sedan rofvades,
har at EFT assuransbolag fatt forlusten
ersatt med %. .946
Affarsverssamheten utvecklas i s.
Dakota efter en- mattstock, som man
knappast kunnat ana for naera ar Sc
dan. Sa inkorporerades fora veckan
i Huron bolag med ett sammanlagdt
kepital at $3z65eo.
ANNA flyra en- bl6rnlagare. Krea-
turegarne Short Pine, norr ON Belle
Fourche, s. D., mar beslutat att hyra
en- bjornjagare under vintern for att
falla bjornar. anssende delta vara ba-
sta sattet att bli af med dem.
En- elektrIsk iernvag skall byggas
metlan Sioux Falls ooh Madison, s. D.
Kontraktet har redan utlemnats till
iva man fran ostern, q. Bach och E.
Hill, hvilka varit med ON att anlagga
dylika jernvagar pa andra stallen i
laudet
OfverfI6d pa vattea. Den artesiska
brunn, som forser Kimball. 8. D., med
vatten, har under de senaste veckorna
fatt ett sa rikIigt tillflode, att vattnet
stigit 25 fot och har nu samma niva
som for fera ar sedan. Hvad orsaken
hartill ar, kan endast en- geolog for
klara. 49,.
Skolorna stangdes. Skolorna Hot
Springs, g. D.. stangdes fora veckan
pa grund af att fall af vattenkoppor
forekommit bland barneu. En- dotter
till en- vaktmastare vid en- af skolorna
blef angripen och sandes till pesthu.
set. Iva andra fall ha redan forekom-
NIT. men sjukdomen ar af sd lipdrig
art. att nagon fara ej ar. att befara.
Fruktodling S. Dakota. Mrs Laura
Alderman i Hurley, S. D.. mera kand
sasom 'The Pioneer Apple Woman,
har yunnit EFT visst rykte genom sin
fruktodling. I ar har hon fatt den
storsta appleskord, som nagonsin fore
kommit staten. Hennes frukttrad-
| gard omfattar en- areal at $50 acres,
der hon har ofver 4. 600 trad af samma
| sort planterade. Mrs Alderman har
hallit pa med sin fruktodling j 6fyer
20 ar och har tydligt visat, att &denna
industrigren ar en- lonande affair i s.
Dakota. ~
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1901-11-27

till John Olson. Hon s0rjes at sin eff.
terlemnade make SAINT barn.
Fran Duluth. Jagtsasongen har Dor.
jat och jagtmarkerna Duluths om-
nejd visa sig vara de allra basta. Det
sages att andra dagen af jagtsasongen
inskeppades omkring 100 radjur till
Duluth. Tolf radjur pastas ha skjutits
inom statsgransen; omkring 1000 ja-
gare aro pa jagt inom st. Louis CO.
Den lofiiga tiden for att skjuta eig och
'''caribou" borjade forliden fredag och
varar endast S dagar. F0rliden lordag
h0ll fiickornas syf0rening inom forsta
luth. kyrkan fest och auktion q Gala
mazoo lokalen. Stamina qvall h0ll sv.
iuth. Elm f0rs. West Duluth en- fest
och auktion q Silleys hall. Past. j. E.
Linn9r h6ll festtalet Bert Halderson
foil fran en- hold af 100 fot Peave
elevator f0rliden vecka och dog 0gon-
blickligen. Han var 26 ar Gammal och
Eogift. En n0rdbo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06

can selling this morning and tho resr,, vo.
lower market than anticipatea s,,.,'.1
4la-64 TO 5-64 down; good half bo,lds,,
business was done on the spot soo !.
unchanged prices. The selling there was
against large purchases Of spots in Ameri
ca cotton that has been sold by holders
since the bureau report was issued Tbs
weakness abroad did not affect onr MAJ
kets at the opening, the early trading be,n,
at about yesterdays close; lttle srmnoss
was seen at periods during the session. M,
selilng 70 take profits was still the general
oIutr, win yesterdays sellers The buvers
today. New York closed / TO a d6,,n
New orleans TO ) down Spots vrera :,
shade easier. with quotations unchanged ,n
M markets. great deal of spot cotton
mas peen sOld the past two DAYS which
slOuld reflect a heavier movement the coN,
Ing week, but with prices now some eosja.
less disposition TO sell Is seen There hac
no. hardly been an instance during ntsl
two years when spot cotton has boon li1ui.
dateu IN blocks on breaking malkpi h5id
ers nndlng that with patience they hnve
bech anle 10 practically control the m9rket
ana sell only when o rush OF buyers como
luto the MARKERS The same practice is In
vogue now aud with n much better In Al.
lot thelr actions tdis year we doubt II
co toh VIII DC forced on declines. AMI thai
COCO prices can be realized with SLOW mar.
keunE. ii the weather continues fne apd
receipts Increase we may sec some tom.
porarN eastness, but the bulls have r,one,,
ana faith and confidence and Give thc
market good support on all denressIons
Liverpool Is due TO be MIA to sea
higher Monday Cargil q Richardson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06
H. & B. Beers Cotton Letter.


New Orleans, October 5.-Llverpool ad-
vices were discouraging and our mark {
in sympathy opened unchanged to points
lower, declined points additional on the
easier feeling in spots aud closing at net
loss OF to points on the day.
Upon careful reflection many operators
discredit the bureau claiming that the
September weather conditions have on the
whole been favorable to the crop and that
the deterioration reported by that authority
must be due to exaggerated reports fur
nlshed by correspondents. One thing no
ticeahle was the lack of buying from the
interior, which would look as If the docu-
ment was not believed in by those who
ought to know whether the crop in IN IN
sections was so unpromising as officially
promulgated by the government. The low
condition of Ola per cent Is interpreter
as pointing to a crop of 10, 100000 10 TO-
TOGOOO bales, and exporters are of the
oninion that If the outturn does not exceed
these figures, there will be an ample suf-
ficiency to supply the worlds consumption
trade conditions prevalent in Europe.
Mr.. Ellison estimates that llWoGW
American is necessary this season. lie
was wrong last year. and II is contended
that he has again Overestimated the Amer
lean consumption, when 1t is considered
that Egypt and India have good cotton
crops These differences of opinion are
what make fluctuations in a market; con,
seduently IL spinners remain apathetic ana
receipts increase, values VIII seek n lower
level II, however, speculation is attract
ed to the article and receipts continue
there is an improved spot demand as we'll
II. a. b. Beer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06
SPOT COTTON VERY QUIET.
The Rush of Thursday and Friday for
Supplies Tempered Down.

The Rush of Thursday and Friday for
Supplies Tempered Down.
New Orleans, October 5.-The market for
spot cotton was very quiet today the
rush for supplies that followed sharp upon
the receipt of the governments low esti-
mate of the crop conditions has tempered
down and buyers are now taking breath
ing spell. The sales, accordingly, foot up
but 500 bales of spots and 2lJO bales 10
arrive. Quotations unchanged.
Though the current months, December
January and March, were dealt in. with
comparative freedom today in the line OF
contracts. the market has lost consldelable
OF It's steam since yesterday. AYerpoe,
was evidently nonplused by the failure OF
prices on this side TO continue their up
ward course and this morning came 10
with declines Of 1-32d on spots and 10
10 b.G4d on deliveries. This market opehtu
TO points down, but immediately AFTER
the hrst call slight advances We're scorel'
INIT there was an undercurrent OF Weah.
ness In the market and values thereafter
6uctuated mildly. but with dlsllh
tendency toward lower level nnaly clVS-
ing at net declines from yesterday rIhHe
of to 8 points on all months
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06
COTTON is STRONG.
DESPITE Weaker Liverpool New York ls
Firm and the Signs Are Bullish.
(SDpcinI ia Tho D,rt

LsN
New York, October 5.-The salient 10,
lures OF the cotton market today have been
the strength of the American markets. IN.
lures in New York closing at practically
last nights prices with the advance estab.
llshed after the government report was
Issued well held, Notwithstanding decline
Of some points In Liverpool today Prl.
Vate cables attribute this decline to a dcs.
peratc effort of the Liyerpool bear con.
tingent to break the market and stlll long
er dlssuade spinners from purchasing, and
higher market is generally expected in
Liverpool on Monday in view of the
strength shown here and especially in view
OF the fact that nearly all the Southern
markets are firm and some of them report
higher quotations than were current yes
terday. There is every expectation that re-
ceipts Will continue light during the coming
weel, although naturally some increase may
be expected as result of cotton sold on
me advance, Middling cotton in nearly all
the southern markets Is not higher than
York.
The position in this respect is absolutely
Illogical, says Theodore H. Price the
broker, and seems TO leave little room for
any decline in New York.
The facts developed in todays news and
most commented upon are first; The visible
SUPPLY of American cotton as made up last
evening is now $1,000 bales less than 1t
was last year and, second, that the stock
of American in Liverpool and aaoat for
that port is practically the same as last
year. Under these conditions cotton sold
III Liverpool at ID per pound aud in New
York for over Ice a pound last season The
agricultural commissioner of the State OF
Texas today publishes an estimate putting
the crop In that State at 2,450,OO0 This
is the lowest estimate that has been heard
of from that State from any well known
authority. Attention has been drawn 10
the fact that the United States census
shows that the local mills In North Caro-
lima last year consumed 100000 bales more
than the crop of that State, while the local
mills in South Carolina consumed within
10000 bales of the entire production of
their State, this fact is hardly appreciated
abroad Southern spinnerS are reported 10
he buying up the receipts In their home
markets, eagerly recognizing the conditions
watch confront them
orally discredited. A strike in view OF
the advancing prices for goods and the
light stocks on hand would be an Indus
trial paradox. 1t is matter of remark on
the cotton exchange here that the older
heads in the trade are generally bulllsh
some of them extremely so. The hearish
opinions and the vigorous efforts made &c
dcpress the market originate for the most
part with a group Of younger operators
who have not yet learned that in test
of opinion versus fact the latter generally
prevails.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06

sales. Broken pieces were In good request
* extreme rates, Germany being the larg-
81 buyer. Fine grades were nrm. but
Mediums Irregular Withdrawals Increased.
lp TO today 232 .aS2 bales have been Of
cred, In which lO.1aS have been with.
irawn. Next week 52,60o bales will be
,nered The sales In detail;
New South Wales. $3.50 bales secured
5d061sd; greasy 3h1i1lsd,
South Australia 22Un bales; secured 9d6i
Is 4isd, greasy, 3i5God.
West Australia, 100 bales greasy 4lael
Tibd.
New Zealand, 100 bales; secured 5Aa
Is sd; greasy SAm0d.
Punta Arenas 2O0 bales; greasy 40i4ild.
anS w. ioi o4S Sales IncluaIng "a MI
forwarded direct to spinners. The Imports
during the week follow: O.
New South Wales OSi4; Victoria 1851
Queensland 1858; New Zealand 4A93; Cape
" Coop Hope and Natal 356; elsewhere
TpO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06
ST LOUIS

81. Louis October Cat le--Recepts
900, including 800 Texans Market strong;
native shipping and export steers 1000
q 40: dressed beef and butchers steers
3 5O6i5 65 steers under 1000 pounds . 6JM
40; stockers and feeders . 2j@3 50: COWS
and hefers 2 OO01 90; Gamers 1872 %
bulls 2 256i3 Tj Texas and Indian steers
. G56i4. 10: cows and hefers . 25M4 20
Hogs-Receipts 23GO Market steady Pigs
and lights g 2jM6 40; packers q. 30Qp6 5O;
butchers G GOQ6 50. Sheep-keceipts 300
Market steady Native muttons 3,OQ9
3 25: lambs 50Gf4 40; culs and bucks
2. G0a3 90; stockers 2,O0Q2 Is.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06
FUTURES DECLINED A FEW POINTS
The Course of the New York Cotton
Market Was Irregular

New York, October 5.--The cotton market
opened steady with prices 3 points lower
10 points higher, being very mdiner,
emit response to weak cables and the ta4i
River mill strike news. Immediately aiief
the call the trading level was 10 points
above last nights hnal bids following
which the course OF the market was II.
regular within a comparatively narrow
rsnse geillng by Emailer holders cause"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06
New York nrv Goods.

New York, October 5.-print cloth mar
ket firm with fair demand. In brown
sheetngs and drills the market is firm.
Other staple cottons and prints unchanged.
American cotton yarns closed with more
inquiry and steader tone WOrsted yarns
hrm; wooden yarns quiet.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06

San Angelo. Texas. October Al w
skinner sold to j. 4. Neal 100 head OF
stock cattle AZ private terms and leased
him his ranch for two years at $500 per
annum.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06

New York Money.

New York, October 5.--Money on call
steady at 3 per cent Prime mercantile
paper 4laG515 per cent. Sterling exchange
bills al 4 s5lgd4 sJss for demand and 4 s5H
FOR sixty days; posted rates 4 81 and eoh3i
commercial bills .S2h@4 SoA Bar silver
active; railroad bonds easier; government
bonds strong.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06
Cooke. Moskowitz & Co.'S Letter.

Houston. Texas October 5-Hubbard
Bros 4 Co. say: after the experience Of
last season the spinner feels that II the
planter will relieve him Of the burden Of
carrying cotton he will permit him to do
so. In other words, II the planter means
10 distribute the disposal OF his crop over
the year the spinner will pursue the policy
OF buying his supply in the same manner. "
The Journal of Commerce publishes re.
port of the census bureau Of the cotton
ginned in Texas by counties the past sea
son. II is Of interest to those who once
remembered that most OF the cotton in
Texas was produced south Of Waco. The
amount Is 3.oSG,1O6 bales OF ASS pounds av.
erage Ellis county leads with l3S lO4.
", Williamson lOs,lSI Fanmn 102,ol9, Hunt
bIot4, HUI 912O0. McIennnn 49, 400, Ma.
varro 9l.5ls. Lamar S1.393. Reeves bales,
orange IL, while the county of Brazoria
the Oldest cotton growing county in the
state, glnned 126i, Washington 23096.
Cooke, MpskoWitz a Co.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06

a sharp drop within the hrst hour Never
hu MA Iaulng bulls and supporting orders
e mt,ahhess was az no time apparent Re
illus were again very light the Chronicle
SuIilliiearized the weather Of the week south
me entire belt today and tomorrow. while
the strong position OF the cloth market was
regarded as full Offset against the strike
at other mills,
before IL O'Clock January had eased on
70 i.OS, around which figure there was a
nfge investment demand The marked
closed steady with prices net unchanged
TO points lower
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06

Chicago, October .-Cnttle--Recelpts
$500 Few Texans aulet and steady; good
TO prime steers nominal G.i0d6 60; poor
to mediums 3 5Od5 so: stockers and feed
ers Z. 25lf4 90: calves 2 JOd6 20; Texas
steers 2 9Od3 50: Western steers Q. 65Gi5,20,
Hcgs-Recelpts 1900. Market opened
steady; closed weak, Mixed and butchers
g 356fG. 10; good 10 choice heavy g. 6od6 -;
rough heavy 0 20n6 50: light 6. 50d6. 90.
sheep-,RecelDts $500. Marriott steae~-l sinh;
steady Good 10 choice wethers 3. 35d3 10;
fair TO choice mixed O0T3 30: Western
sheep 2. 5Otl3 co; native lambs 2 5Oa4fo;
Wnsl ern lamha 3 2,0ll. ..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06
NEW ORLEANS.

ESPECIAL 10 TIC PostJ
New Orleans, October 5.--The New Or
leans live stock exchange reports:
Full supply OF ordinary cattle on sale,
large and small, trading dull; prices loweFi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06
FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

Paris. October 5.-Three per cent rentes
lOif 12;Ec for the account; exchange on
London 95f l0c for checks.
New York. October 5.-Clearings S2lS,-
s55, 1866; balances $10O5o,949
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06
FRESH STOCK!


no choice steers here; good demand; priceI
unchanged; corn fed hogs and fat shoes
wanted.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06
FROM rERRIToRY RkNcH.

San Angelo. Texas, October 4.-E c.
Lugg * Bro received i've carloads OF
horses from their Indian Territory ranch
for their ranch in lrion county. west OF
here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06

London. October 5.-Today was holiday
ON the stock exchange. Bar silver dull al
26%d per ounce Money lls6L2 per cent
discount for short bills 2 3l6Gg2Ai three
months bills 2Ad2A per cent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06
Il U. S. Ports,
difference 7.O05 zoos 29d,i0o
METALS.

New York. October 5.-Tin weaker, "a .oOd
% Ok. lead dull 3Tla: spelter dull 4 i50i
4 90: copper l6izG17. Pig Iron warrants
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06
HOUSTON.

The following are the live stock quota.
lions for this market as furnished by Dunn
Commission company, successors "a 7. B.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06

Renorted for The Houston Post by the A.
N Norman Live stock company
Quotations for live stock at Galveston
Yesterday were as follows;
during The past week has been short of the
demand. The prospects for an active mar
ket the early part of the coming week afe
good
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06
LONDON WOOL AUCTION.

Broken Pieces Were in Good Request at
Extreme Rates.
London, October 5.-The offerings at the
wool auction sales today numbered 1s,4s9
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06
New York Bank Statement.

New York, October 5,--The statement OF
the associated banks for the week ending
today shows
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06
NEW YORK EXCHANGE.

Reichmarks, CONNER
ciaI. 60 days .......... ~ DIG 9jl4
Rapkcrs 90 days .......4 S3H u 4 S3A n
Commercial, go days - 81 4s8
spinners .......;.,.,;s...4. s2h 4.s2h
Francs, commercial, GO
''Less i.16.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06

Following are the clearings OF the Hous
ton banks together with the amount OF In
crease or decrease over last year:
This week. Last year Inc
Saturday S2,254,l37 So, l96,350 $577s
Stocks.
Following are the sales Of stocks and
closing prices for the New York stock ar
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06

"A TO 5-64d lower.
II to 8 points lower.
YcIs .s 1 to 5 points lower.
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movement made larger start. Re
y al ports for the day were 42,342
s0npaFed with 49,347 for the cor
.4ls Jay OF last year. Thus far in
' IN LA, ll1ey have been 624. S38 bales,
aea WIN S2,4 for the same time
I'M sI ,ssa Exports We're 543l bales,
rs ~ .ltn SOS for the same day of
Nv y, ana 1888 for the corresponding
~ ny year Stock at United States
TpS Ae %, gay was 362 300 bales, com
|,.st oio,5i Tor the same day of
1sly ), d las. ao2's2l for the correspond
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06
GALVESTON.

on arrival
Top corn fed hogs wanted.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06

H. week. week. 1900. 1890
fAas 10 80, 49,. | 21u. $50 PSI, O22
~" az ~ l23, 7O5 207, 719 boz, SS7
ktr N. Ioi,zO 2ll,356 D.. 393 445, no
M q ny 30 week port stocks have IN
4 M - ~ Dales, while the interior
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06
Houston Comparative Statement.
Houston Spots.

Houston-Spots closed steady. prices I'M
changed; stock 2,S9S bales; sales 705 bales.