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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-12

| Nppicatlons, II they accomplish onv,ntn.
"'rShnn' sImpl{ give tranNcut relief
| "a ihe catarrhal poison is IN tho blood and
] luV mucous membrane 0f tho nosc th,n, :
/ "lN ,rHca&i irics ia relieve the system H.
| ,li,ig'ins large quantities Of mncus. the
! ulHeNaiEe sometimes closing IN tho nos-
lrls dropping INTO the throat cd1,4in,, dnof
uSsN hN closing he Eustachiau Tunes ara
"r'Sr 4 liine causing calarrh VI stomach
:" StVlNNE throot ana luug troubles
a remedy to- really cure catarrh must h.,
NJ lg'rludl remedy Whlch VIII cleanse The
wuoe from catarrhal poison and remoye
n,rr,l,,1,.r 'ud congestion from the mucous
Iihc hest and most modern remedies far
,uu", pulpgso 9rr antscptics scientifically
NuvN ~ us EupAlNptol, GuayRcol Saugulnnrtn
tnu llNdrnstln aud while onch Of those
l"S hecu successfully used separately yet
n9S been dinieut TO got item All com
ulH'N ~ one pantahlc, convenient ana Of.
lhe manufaciurcrs Of the new catnrrl,
NY, 0luaI Eainrrh Tablets have sue-
'vHu'H MinlrahN IN accomplishing thlS no
sun Ihcy are large pleasauf tnstin9,
l'a'utes in be dissolved la the month. fms
iNtt0hE every part of the mucous nom
bb'' '' ln' io'oal and finally the stom.
u, luikc many mtarN remedies. stuort,s
,H'Hlla ianirit contain NO cocaipc, opiatc
W my luxurious drug whatever aud ara
equally beneficial ror milo children ana
Ar G \ acmurondt Of Rochester. n. y.
taIs. i hpow of few people who have
suffered aS much as FROM Cutarrh of The
nylu throal Ind stomach used sprays,
uh9lciH Hud powders for months az a limo
WIN ouly slight rclicf, end had no hone of
cure ] hjd not enc means 10 make "A
chance uf cure. '
Lust spfing I read an account NJ some
Lrnmfhnhie cures Wndc by Stumts Cntarrh
VRhlcts ana promptly bought a dO.ccnt HOY
lwm my druggist ma obtained such posi-
i've hruchl from thai one package that
continued to use them daily until / now
NNA-iI'I hN sou ruilrrlN free from the dis
Eueilng ANNOYANCE of cHturrh; INV head Is
clear my digestion an ! could ask ana my
hearing which had begun TO fail Ak II re-
SUIT of tue ggtarrh, has greatly improved
Muul feel can hcHr US wen as ever
Ihcy are household necessity IN my fam
SWarfs CJtarrh Tablets arc sold nv drug.
EN.s 40 1o cents Tor roWpieto treatment
hhd for ouuNouirpro safety and prompt re-
suits they arg undoubtedly the long look
ed for oltrrh cure
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H. G B. Beers Cotton Letter.
(Special to Tho post1

New Orleans Octobor II 1i,o.,,,t al
vim. ,,,. 49, P""' Cd"
''''S were ulS'PpoinilnE therefore our mar
Ref opened 4 10 points lower declined 1
to . points additional ON roolizf,o Inn,
tb.ro. f.,,. MI, -. '''
81 i"'cu 9leauS OWING To tAe hrm-
ness of spots, closing at net loss Of 3
10 points on the dny.
The st,,,,,,, hr,,,,f to-
Dt"uHh' lhlo 6lShi during
tHc week was 100000 bales against IU5, 900
last year. aggregatlne from senton,ho,. /,
10 dan. = qt.ln,n -. M,
i.G5S0oO ias, vc9r ir6o 'nia 3C"l against
iir Irtsrir 49, inJ twenty nine ledu
relvrJ ot,gn,n "nnIS "utlHs 'nG Week re
year h6idi,,,, n, ' s, " .Ea,.sl "liVo iaSt
3s"tun i"sV9 ~ S'"SH -'"'yJVU palrs dEaluSt
An,ai.,.s" t,r ~ ~ lisiple supply or
90 Lgias ,,, 'u, p"at HeVh Increased 10
loat ,oa, %nip'ttnt ~ increase OF oly,oVV
H',Io. i,' az" " 0 M 10 uate is L. 10000
',''' "sai"N' i'''''"'v liSi year, me iOtnl
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al the envelopes are drawn ONT by the set
tiers aud each settler is to take the quar-.
ter section drawn by hin This Is to
avoid amy dissatisfaction and rs fnr 10
all, as each one has nm equul chance.
II might he that those who own large
tracts Of stump land In East rrNns. Tint
is said 10 be good for truck farming aud
Truit growing, corn. cutton etc, might
profit by locating colonies IN this way and
a. the same dine benefit those who locate
ON their lands Ia order to be- successful
have people enough located conveniently
together, 10 have good school church
general store lumber ynrd blacksmith
shop. ETC., and 60 secure u market for their
products.
hundred families located together viii
succeed " well located, while the same
number Of families scattered over county
them would fail. Yours truly,
John Howard.
Immigration Agent.
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huston WHOLESALE MARKET

c SlIIptal consumption, but this We mo !.
Duneu 20 doubt. We believe fbat ~ ure m
iii os WIZ cut of consumption mere ,hai
III Is peculiar condition ., a..
situation said a dealer yesterdo,, .t.-s
me price Of the Texas nrodnct 80 '4at
the yard, should fall behind ma '0 ,
e,oi'se egg II is easy enough 70
u ~. u during the heated term. bnt
"N'n 'ne fresh article can be Kent ms nav,
It Is remarkable that the price sbonIa NV
'e less than the cold storage article" ~
The only really cbeap orno,. :.
canned goods list is salmon, and "r 'pe
me -, the lew lines Of goods that will
ts'u come into more general nse
,"'s year IMAM ever before, on account q,
nepnpd 'I pics, and the high prices " other
Granneu goods remarks the New Tpgia,,I
IHr3cer. 1t is stated By one Of rho 'i,s1ihd
nruheiage houses In Boston I'M, iea1lns
laTereesit i e .ne new pack this year are tbs
salmon business, An old goods arg ~ tne
up ana all new arriving are taken nn a
last as they come to hand ""'" up as
-, i'v,eIring 10 enrrants, the Hills Bros On
iork say THE MANN and Mel.
,,. N'i''Vh' bringing together the
a sn"iiI"uS quantity of 1900 barrels nroh
'p'F the largest quantity to come IN o,,r
market IN any single week in the bistoTr
VI 'he trade In view OF the fart ,t,,
a considerable portion Of these carpoos b,d
peeh placed to arrive the pressure m s,,I
mas peeh less than might reasouobly be ~.
peFted; The demand continues root ,
LIZA SnstRhdihg the large sales IN or,ir ue
hmu iue present good demand il viii dnnh,e
,tqss ne necessary To warehouse foi, W.
non OF these cargoes as he onantit pot
Tx sG a nan can possibly BE- cleared from
I Ipr,, u%ck. me amount anoat is Sim IarDe
,uompIflng the liespera Powhatan r,rrts,
ana Lacroma The latter vessel LIouarlle9 |
and PfI5g liz Of the week with 1900 tons
loading AT Patras The morEet We now |
rSnalls steady 1t is ncccsslrt far ice
nps In BUYERS to secure their supplies dur
.nrlr hands in time for their ,erio rf", ~, u .
afgest consumption" 'e'iou OF
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RECORD OF THE RICE MARKET.

Ing character; supply aud demand Of about
equal proportions and former values main
tanned on domestic sorts aud slight hard.
enlng Of values Ia Japan
Gables aud correspondence from abroad
note steady movement at former range "
values.
Valmage. New Orleans, tecglaphs Louis.
toul crop movement 10 date. ltcccpts.
rough, 3hi,n30 sacks, last wear 3sB,2Gi
sacks Sales, cleaned tcstimateU, 2l1Sia
pockets, last year 2Si.o5i packets; murl,ct
active.
TAlmagc. Charleston. tclrgr0phs Cnrolua
rice movement to date; Receipts $3.50 bar
ruls; sales li9J hlrrcls market steady.
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KANSAS CITY SOME LOWER;
BETTER TONE ELSEWHERE.
o. Louis Received t45o Texans in =
Steady Market. While Chicago
Got 100 Head.

No. CONSIGNMENT OF steers marketed BY
u'uer MeBain Of Columbia, Mo. attain.
~ 'ue highest price OF the season today
o oass wednesdays Live Stock Reporter. IL
s vI's.lea hfteen heads. all prime highly.
~ neeves' averaging 1866 pounds. ana
,ng price paid was 50. 80 per cwt. MIR H..
n nS,1 Is too widely known AS fecdor a.,
ram ,TtAeter OF high-class beef cattle to van
si+n,any extended comment uuon tho CON.
gno iuiiSuI IT, or ubon his ability as a Judge OF
nnGient to say that The caftle wbicb sur,
abont" snerlhorns and Hcrefords. were
m n""4t as choice q bunch as usually come tc
I mSn1 NJ McBaln had also a coaslgn-
~ IL nlEh realized S6.3O-a very GOOD price In
o,''sr! were II not for the fact that If was
wy, v,,nt{SAauoWed by the excellent ouetntion
made by the best lot N"'''''"u
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COFFEE.

New York. October 1i.-Conee -spot Rio
drmi No Invoice *; mild steady; Cordo-
va 7kNl1 Futures opened steady 1910
points higher, the latter being due Ia al.
Tive covering by nervous shorts and local
foreign buying started by bullish European
advlccs; n Hight primary movement aud
bear selling values commenced 10 ease al
urtil all the hrst advance had been lost
and prices were partial sslnts lower
The French market lost part OF It's early
gains, bat closed well up Brazilian mar.
kets were quiet. AT the close the tone was
steady. with prices unchanged. Total salss
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Lato Activity In spol Cotton.

New Orleans October 11-With factors
tables pretty well dcuuded by yesterday $
comparatively heavy trading the spot cot
ton market opened rather quiet today and
SO continued throughout the early hours,
but later In the day the movement became
buyers cviuccd feeling OF greater con
ndeuce, taking hold freely ut the previous
level Of values and running the sales up 10
total for the day Of $3.50 bales Of suols
and 34oo 10 arrive. Quotations unchanged
The market for contracts was compara.
lively quiet. The several months obene0
morning call with slight tendency 10 re.
cover, hut during the afternoon prices
sagged on with moderate hucfuntions ia,
the close, the greatest loss being upon the
near positions.
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Chronicles Weather Reports.
lSnccinl 10 The Post

New York, October 1.-THE Commercial
and Financial Chronicle says: Reports to
MS by telegraph from the South this even,
Ing Indicate that on the whole the weather
has favored the gathering OF the crop
during the week and hat rapid progress
has been made with picking.
In few sections II Is claimed that pick
ing is nearing completion aud from some
districts there are complaints that the Weld
Is turning out less thnn expected.
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New York Dry Goods.

New York, October IL Several Eastern
makes Of dcnims have been advanced u
20 u cent per yard today, All other coarse
colored cottons are firm. The demand for
brown cotton Is moderate az fun prices
Bleached goods Ia better request Prints
I'm staple lines IN demand for spring. Reg
ular pint cloths still selling at 3 cents.
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GRAIN AND HAY.

Carload lots, fob cars from mlilers,
dealers charge from store 50r10c more per
100 lbs on bran. 2Gi3c per bushel on oats
and corn. and l0Gl5c per 100 lbs on hay.
BRAN-Pcr 100 lbs, SlOs0l. 10.
LIS.
C0RN-No . sacked 74d74lsc.
CORN CHOPS-Pure 81 3sdl 30.
0ATS-peF bushel, 41G4Sl2c.
HAY-Alfalfa, Si3 75df4.O0. choice tim
othy, Si9.OOal050 80; South Texas prairie
hay S6.5OM0.O0; North Texas and Terri
tory hay, S1300d15UO.
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DRIED rRrITs AND Nrrs.

APPLES Fancy eyapornted. 50-lb boxes,
9hc; lib cartons, fancy 9Ac; cartons
choice, SIC; choice eyaDorated, SIC; sun
APRIC0TS-Per lib, loose, 1OdlOhc.
CITRON-ln lob boxes, 13c.
CURRANrS-'2j-lb boxes, cleaned, bulk,
9hc: lib cartons. l0c
DAT ES-l-lb packages, loo; 6o-lb boxes,
FIGs-Callfornla, 12l4c; imported, 15a
1Sc,
PEACHES Choice new stock, SalM9c.
RAlSlNS-C California, 3-crown, l.. l..
boxes. $500 A-boXes L. /. raisins, 65675c;
2-crown L. NJ. ralsns, 50-lb boxes. 7c; 3
crown /. NJ. raisins. 50-lb boxes, TIC.
PRUNES-C California, 901OOs 4A@5c;
SO-90s, 5l2c; 10-SOs, &c; G070s. 6lAc; 5060s,
&c.
NUTS Brazil, lac per 10; filberts, Sicily.
l5c; walnuts, 14@l5c; peanuts, fancy hand
picked 5AM6c; No. ,, 4AM5c; Jumbo 6d
6l2c; almonds, Taragona, 1sc per NJ in
sacks; peeans, selected, 10c; large, 12@l5c;
medium, 7QSc.
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DRUGS AND CHEMICALs.

Quinine, 4O@42c per ounce bottle NOR
phine S22j@2,j 30 per ounce; cocaine $500
per ounce boraX, sac per pound In 100
castor oil 10 per gallon in 5-galon
packages; epson salts. S17j per 100 in
barrels alcohol, So T0d3.O0 per gallon;
sulphur, S2.65 per loo in barrels; alum,
pound In barrels; camphor, 70c wood alco-
hOl, 500; gum opium, $3.50; powdered
opium, S4s5; carbolic acid 4Od42o per
pound 10 bottles; calcium carbide, $500
per 100, delivered Texas common railway
nointg
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ST. LOUIS.

-. Louis, October li.-Cattle- Receipts
cWA including l450 Texans; market steady
native shipping and export steers 5.OtfiG IS.
dressed beef and butcher steers l.OOft5 81;
Steers under 100 pounds 3.oO9ia %. storkers
ana feeders 22a0311; cows and heifers
StsWiVo; Gamers l7Ad2.25, bulls 22SF1
:" 90 Texas and Indian steers 9N0d4 20;
S1"Ws anl heiters 2.2oW2 Is Hogs Receipts
5Jel' market steady; pigs and lights q Vlfp
20 packers 5natd 10: butchers &. @tsis Is
Sheep Receipts $500, market steady: ma,
liNe muttons 3loW3th; lHmhs ioOSta.O 90.
Guns ana bucks lH@2.20; stockers > y.
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LIVE STOCK STEADY TO FIRM.

Hogs Receipts ia0o0; market strcnE; good
70 choice heavy dS0d6 6gls; light 4 Clsi6 80;
hnlk OF sales q. sent 10 sheen 4 n er,int .
$40; sheep lOMl5 lower; lamb ts32S loySrs
good TO choice wethers 3.5On4 o.. fair 10
choice mixed 3.O0n3.N; Western sheen 400
lambs 3.2ja4.T5
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I 81. 1912 90
cr CothtANBERRIES-S2. 75a3 90 per bnsbe
re o2FGA Ian y zdc California Valencia,
fo rdiao bdr 5oI y % 25c per peck ca
~ OANUTS-l'er sack of 100 81 oo,
= ~ less quantities. 81 so F''''4
ANIALOUEES- New Mexico per hoe.
e'i rl,2TT1Sl ~; per crate, 50 j0M3 90
hMONS-Messinas SO. 0OaS8. -. accort
Ing to quality. ''' '''"I"
l h,EAR Is varieties California Winter
PINEAPPLEs Grated per dozen, 81 oo.,
]. %; per crate, $i.5Oaj 90.
PRODUCE.
BEESWAX-Prlme Texas, 22a23c nor
Beans Imported navy beans. ilar,c;
Bayou, 4Ac; English dried, Be. pInks ptc.
66lacEk eyes, 4AQjc. Michigan navy. none.
SaIlIoFnla navy 4iJM4Iac: Suaps 81 on ,,,,,
PnIShei; wax, $50 per bushcI; Dutch
obUTTER-Bue Star, 2la22c; dairy lsa
I've; Elgln creamery, 2Gg27c; Texas bricks.
i1Wlgc, oleomargarnc Lincoln solids
I2c; Lincoln prints 13c Daisy solids, 14c:
F Elin'S, &c; Monkeys special Use; Crystal
Fem 9nd country rolls 10: Emnrr Si1r,
special l5'; special Blue Star, 1G,; Ill.
u"ilS 9iickS, l9ci Ideal, llc.
CARRIAGE 24@2iac.
- 'i-,?I' w iANoISil Kun cream rolls
ii432c WISCONSIN full cream daisies ia
lil3e; Wisconsin half cream, t2l4al3r.
EGGS kansas 2Oc; Texas cold storage
Doc; Texas, 16Ml7c.
khRAuI-New, in half barrels, 50, 25Gl
0NIoNS-Per pound 2Aa2lac
PEPPER-Chilc, liQl5c per ID; black
Singapore, 15c.
POTATOES. 81 1oa1 %, according TO
quality; Colorado, 81 2j.
PEANuTS-Jumbos per pound G&c;
fancy H. r., &c; choice 5tac; Gs.. 4lac
$40; fryers, large, S3.O00350 broIcrs,
s.. 5Od2.7 mixed lots, S2G5a3O0 cocks,
large, old, Sl50; ducks, large - 5pT3.9 %;
geese, full fcathered S3.25d 90. turkeys,
hens S500M5,5O; turkeys g0hhers, $500
07OO young turkeys, So. 2lq3. 10
SWEET POTATOES-Yam 81 90 bushei
TOMATOES-New Mexico Ia-hushcl bas-
kets S100dL50; California. Sl25.
CELERH-Coloarado white, per bunch,
60G75c
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NEW ORLEANS.


New Orleans October II The New Or
leans live stock exchange reports. Reccipts
OF cattle LIBERAL but still scarcity OF tat
steers ana yenrlingS demand good; prices
nlmS ordinary and medium cattle. large aud
small' m tull supply aud dull Corn fed
hogs and rat sheep IN demand
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sile market When the buyer con
b. Tie benefits to he derived from
3 ,toss freigbt rot.s a.. win aua 49,
"a when the quotable figures mt other
tttsis are lower the price fnnlIy maid
s,,,,,llr crooter Trd nrt,.s a,.c - 49,
.sa0 siTT o,,sto, ,,,eH aIe tnose
n. \. ,a,1sad dein ""o'''"'e ii'eI tI"uts
"a :" ''''4'' '"''y
81 c,>,>r,,1, -1,,nre,
nANNnD u'oD9'
|&kNEp FRUITS Apples, Bib. 81 00@j
~ pl9pples. sliced, 81. 10; eyeless and
81 ta f5gII 80; extra grated, 81. syM
Il 6aekberries, 2lb. 75c. peaches. 9.lII
Id peaches. Bib, 81. 556iI 60, ple
Me 3-lb, 0Gd9jc
AIMED VEGETABLES Tomatoes. lib.
b weight, 71EaSDc;3-lh, full weight, 81. 90
III weight. 95cmSl 90; okra and tomo'
81 2lb, SOC. Canned kraut. BIB. 81 o IN
"A California asparagus, ~ lb. I'll 95Si
M lib California asparagus Tins 50 90,
:. beans, BIB, 95c; 2lb string beans.
a Hs9t 3 Dra maro% Si 2 Pea sr9fl les
n llOO: 2,Ib Bne ridge 'o5 corn 49, So a
b, Il Maryland dc Newark G qnd.' aa2t;'
thn Gold" S5c wv Ne'-
SaLiF0RNIA FRTrTT -Ia,,tra s+o,dor,
I'd peaches; lemon cIin~ st nn nt4' - =.
b. Crawford 81 SOlji &. II ,IaoIv ~
d E.oOd2 .05: white cberri"s 60 in6l
qsi6; plums ''g 81 az AZ, s7I[awbGrries,
Mi 90: seconds To- o% = "a, sraPVS.
q extra standard nriros P'i """eh ifss
aANED M0LASSES-P. & Il. Old Fash.
h gallons, *. 10 nor cSsa. ~, ,ii aSn-
n per case L-gallcns So ~ ~ ~ S'l aons
''up' -'pound cans aoao5c.
AmrNrrIno%~ - AfLES.
.;is nyS Od d,llsoN..Powdcr, per key, "a 90;
81 py 81 7 Sl.31 per key; drop shot,
Ac0yN ~, pug X, - w.
II regulars lie, " laval ile iI, IN sacks
h5cagSGl?e avn r,,.r - ''''
PIN So. x, aTro,,. H,iSa---B,agglng 2-lb,
/ ois. from Fine Us less imam car
RsisDY- Stick Wr 9'Dn' 6asjs q No
fsa7sc Der ,J n TO- yn j, tqlI weight basis
if,g1ned, 6l!di5c. as 70 au9 SiIinTS' re hlsn'
I'M wsi,bt" lull weight, l0Mc; Gran |
lllENTF7P3o,,r,iLdici Electric Lights, 9l4c. |
il.75d9 90 ''''"' % '''a7 20; Rosen-
YtfEE-Rio. fair 7a.nso. ~, ,,.,..
choice, Glgdg%,r,, ip,i3tou, prime sac
1sa, l3c Roasted cn% osiS' iI l5;12e,, ]
~ basis lODh coyor AiIniiuehle = /
l2'a0c; Lion. t1C, Goid IHyereni
..sAya, lib cans. 90. HInobs Seat M9cna
\ I'D cans, 2.lb ana II Xxx nnu ,JJaaVa
B G soda Kills. loAc'
tlh cartons. per DOZEN D ~, 1 ,in
VIC, creams, Sc. staee mani sbni7
\ hn9d tumhles. lie P'iNA'' o79e'
'vYES Basis 4S-lh sacks. Fancy bioh
S,6; fancy, half natcnt ga n.
ligAeF; four in WOOD az NC per par,
Hssn meal. in 0dol IIh sooII homlhly
Feafl meal, in 86-ib SACKS sRs per AZ s" Ga.
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sc,
pEACHES-Choice new stock
RAlSI\S-C California. 3-croWI


WIRE NAILS-S3.OO base per keG.
BARBED WIRE 49, Galvanized Gliddon,
$3.50 per 100 lbs. galvanized Baker, per
feet, 1886 per 100 lbs.
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Port Of Sabine.

PORT OF SABINE, October IL.
Sailed.
Sch starke. Progreso.
Arrived.
Sch Clover. Matanzas,
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New York, October l1.-Dan Talmngc's
Sons Go. say: Nothing Of sensational char
acter has occurred during the past week.
the movement keeps to former volume and
as there is no accumulation Of stock, prices
continue to rule firm. Trading, as here
toforc. Is Of no conservative character hut
with nearly every one purchasing even
though In moderate way-the aggregate Is
large and quite sufficient Ia absorb pres
ent receipts.
Adyices from the South are Of support.
~~~~-~~~-~~-~~~-~-~~ -~~~~>~~.
$3.50 bags, Including October . -. Noyrm-
her 3 80: December 10. january %. som
. ~: March .. 500 rs; Apriul . TO- May
5s0MiSJ; June $50; July $50; september
Il. 1905 10.
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HIDES AND WOOL.
SUGAR.

New orleans, october 1l.-sugar-oulet;
centrifugal yellows sIb-ieQsss; seconds
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METALS.

New York October II -Tn--Firm n 81
6i24 30: lake copper lower lG1; lead I'M
changed 4.31h; speltcr higher 25d4 30;
pig iron warrants unchanged.
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Comparative Cotton Statement.
New York october Comparative cot
)n statement for the week ending Friday

ask. Moasses steady; centrifugal 6diO.
New York, October IL -Sugar-Raw dull;
fair refining 3 5l6 centrifugal 96 test 3A
Molasscs sugar 3 Rehned-steady.
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4 n EGGS ave H''0
A I ,s,nced on Lemons Despite Up
A ..sr.ss Of the Eastern Markets.
A +, state special oleomarsarine ad
\ siis
4 !, az, grow daily frmer and yester-
4 nrgsd at ieal7c.
4 J., receipts were medium, but the
a " called for better supply.
!, ,od produce trade was less active,
N, 4 days reaction from the recent
/ Il business.
~ mice Of lard, says lac CONNER
4, M Seriously reduced the profit Of
~ makers. aud there Is considerable
.e,, 10 consequence. Lard Is the
/. ~ Of the hog product speculative
!, vorthy Of note that lemon quota
ssve not advanced in the last few
Tbe Eastern market has made sew
an, Of late and New York stocks
,,r low. The local supply is hardly
Il, yet prices have stood on the same
though higher ones are likely at
dsE
riil advice from California says the
sa there on all descriptions of dried
!, except prunes, shows a decline Of
IL per pound "The East and large
y fr0m all points have their first
X net the advice states, "and as the
!, .re going forward they will not buy
h II any more, until they see how the
-igdge demand is likely 60 he. At
Al The markets East are scing wei
ma with fresh fruits aud at lo,y 10
1ishla figures It is also thought thar
late labor troubles In the East may
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-12
PAINTS. OIL AND GLASS.

White lead, per cwt, strictly pure,
SO 70; second grade, $500; third
grade So. 90. Turpeniine, per case,
48c per gallon. Mixed paints per cwt. soc;
Venetian reds. per cwt, $3.50 yellow ochre,
per cWt, 81 LOO. Linseed oil, best, boiled,
nominal 6SnI0c. Ready mixed mouse
brand; mineral paints, Toe per gallon, WIN.
dow glass, 50 per cent and ~ per cent on
January list.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-12

.A9ie. = Kansas, bhls. s4ood4 %,
40. fper 4o,lh hoxes. 81 T5. cal,
NAAAS pelle feurs. per boy Al So
loose 81. 259l 80; packed,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-12

Sales amounted 80 2GO bags Receipt,
we're 800 bags, making total to date OF
sSa5 bags. Good inquiries came from many
wishing TO place orders.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-12
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS

r. o. B. mill Texas interior points. nc
cordlng to location Per gallon.
Prime crude oil loose ....., 33isM -
Prime summer yellow oil, 3Gl9m 81
Nntcrs, according 10 quality 0l%n "
Per ton.
lUilhs hnleu ssss. +s... 80 w hIHb "
Prime cotton secd meal % 80 693 90
Prime cotton seed cake - 90 m23 %
Quotations on prime cotton seed meal
and prime cotton seed cake are for dely.
cry al Galveston.
Memphis, Tenn, October II --Oil-Prme
crude 80; 90 crude 81, Meal and cGke--
Prime 81 90
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-12
n fed hogs wanted.


! Reported for The Houston Post by the A.
| Norman Live Stock company
! Quotations Tor live stock at Galveston
| yesterday were MS follows:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-12
COMMENTS ON COTTON MARKET.

his bullishness which will win In the end.
Liverpool is duo TO be 1851 higher 10.
morrow Cargil ~ richardson
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-12
HOUSTON RULED FIRMLY.
SALES $50 BAGS.
New York Movement Keeps Its Former
Volume--First Purchase from the
Local Mill-The Prices.

The Houston rice market ruled Grim yes.
terday with demand far In excess Of the
supply.
The first product Of the mills OF the
Thompson Seed and Rice Milling company
has been purchased by Hcnkc n Pilot aud
consisted Of 100 sacks. The grade was
excellent,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-12
|IpE Less ACTIVE ;, ,.o....
IN FRUIT AND PRODUCE,

h FANS Are Firmer-Prices Have
.A,snoed on Lemons Despite Up
4 s,.ss Of the Eastern Markets.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-12

!, ,od produce trade was less active,
A n, DAYS reaction from the recent
4 q business.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-12

Jarnn brought nu advance ~ 2oaiac,
heads h@3lc decline and line hmhc less.
Following are the ruling prices.