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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-06
TIE PROSPEROUS WEST.

- -,I---I - - r... c4tI.I ~.
oeh'eleher SoHnty IS pelhq ostueo w
Rapidly by Desirable People.
Fidor,do Toxns February "A few items
49,, -. 49,. ~, ,r',.a s,,,, ,rr
VI interest," "''' NO. oe '"u's ~" Vul
Tar Western town, We can hardly realize
thc unguttude Of our great state unless
49,, 49,, 49,, .,,t t,,-o 1oot 49, ,bc
WV y" u" 'N' u'nP ANU '"Ne " WV" Wv Wv
great extent Of territory lying out hetore
We me- on Inc burdcrs az civilization. but
this 10 NOT q fact There aro rrea many
O. f.t g4t
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ACTIVITYWAS ONLY MODERATE
OIL STOCK PRICE NOT
EASILY AGREED ON.
Marketable Quantity OF Anelo-Amerioau
Seems Unrited-Globe and Guar
antee Sell Fsvorably.

There was only moderate activity at tnc
oil aud Stock Exchange yesterday. il
seemed difficult to make prices agree and
longer time than usual was required
to MI the supply OF orders
AnGlo-Amcrican continued its course ne
an ineNhauStible trader aud the market.
able quantity seemed to possess no limit.
Ine stock at first receded isc. but a quick
rush soon absorbed all obtalnable on that
basis, which was considerable An nd.
vance to the former price of ls,c did NOT
In any way stay the tide Of buyers ON
the close and the amount finally Trans.
ferred reached colossal total Indepcnd.
euce kept the same position. readily bring.
ing 29sc, While most sellers held for g@c.
Becky Sharp was a shade weaker: bidders
did not quite respond 10 offerings ol 2gSc.
and no trades took place. Beatty ncwl
brought fully Ac increase and Forward
Reduction tnew) received the Sam adj.
vance that has lately been given Tor that
stock German American was active aud
sold at the bids OF the previous day, while
MAMMA tan was In good demand at UbA
tie; 2g3c was given for victor new and
Beaumont CuntcdCratad was In nigh favor.
sales occurred ia both Globe aud Guarau.
tee oil aud each at advantageous prices.
the tu MGR showing q gain OF ilc ana tue
latter, 2c, with much more wanted, t.c
additional would have been givcu for En.
pire state and bids for Gcyecr Of Calves.
ton increased 2i2c. Houston and Rcuu-
mont had higher offers and hose for spin
die Top new advanced aUc.
A deal occurred In the miscellaneous
lists involving 4b shares Of Planters and
Mechanics National bank stock and ton
which q premium Of 50 on the par value
The total sales amounted to 7osC3
shares.
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rEMpLE roPlcs.
Entertainment Cancelled Because OF a
Sinqer's lIoarseness.

Er4nr4- ;,,,,n,4 H-.nni.a pns.n.n - /,
~'''s' 'N""' 81 Se''INlNu ooesNSO VI
singer Toarseness'
Temple Texas. February 4-The Chicago
Glee club which WINS 10 havc ,iven tho
at,h o,,.,,.n - a.. -, -, Sc,,I'-4,1,
"t'u uun'oe1 OF tue louhs Men CHRISTIAN
Association star course OF entertainments,
had to cancel their engagement last night
ON ,cco,,,, -, ~, .i.i,,oss - ~ a.
Vu account o. the sickness OF the hrst
TENOR Nh. Turner The qnaitette were In
the city 20 give the entertainment. but
phvstciBns nor, ,h,,,gtt Ma, ,rpr,or shn,,,d
~, ,.,.
R"' nS 10 appear On account OF ms throat
- u"lt was ~ l"' MSNt HNluIua} niBnt
Wy ShsHstAenl'
roci, i"Mns Mvh CnrlSuan ASsnfiatlon
h"tN's n"Nc n'Vh ftNeiNlus Musnlus UP
%, ~ linus ~ ~ Lnc l,Iu!Ss aVAlh"tE 2L we
ySS'V ,..t We Wits nave oeeh tvunatcu,
r rnv mHVu "ul3N, leVliSH "tV We LulIWurc
aV,"t ,',t ) ue iHuVs oi ING HmAluaIS
lin , ,, E,eJt 'ntnuHS' ~ tn' Hsso .i''i
800 ''''' go N'.N~ '''"'' W N''f "h'N "'N
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yard and our DUTY as Pastors to the csuse

ward and Our Duty as Pastors to the Csuse
OF Missions This Yenr"
Rev j. w, Bergln OF Rosebud then
read a paper on Some Pastors Always
Report Collections In Fail: Others DO MT.
Why This Diferencef" Rev. Berglr' 8
paper lead 10 general discussion OF the
subject,
Rev r. A. Burroughs of Kosse preached
an Interesting sermon at II r. m.
At y. m. Rev. !. b. Sears discussed
THE Present outlook In Our Foreign Mis-.
sionary Folds" followed by NJ. A. Ka-
Eawa, a bright Young Japanese from 0koy-
omn. japan, after which Rev. c. J. Gd% 4.
the pastor VI the church In this city gave
ten minutes talk on Missions The ron.
ference NIL continue through tomorrow.
Several more preachers have arrived to-
day, while others are expected tomorrow.
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No. OrIeans Cotton.

New Orleans February 5.-There was a
good demand for spot cotton today and fac.
TORS we're asking higher prices. Sales 800
bales. Including TO to arrive Quotations
advanced 1-l0 on all grades. An improve
meut In Liverpool caused the future market
IA omen arnrr with prices to points
above Yesterdays closing. Light estimated
non receipts together with the predictions
III had weather throughout the cotton belt,
ADDED 10 the generally bulllsh sentiment. A
nrWbrr az buying orders appeared In tho
market. which slowly worked to q higher
level ln spite Of hedge sales and SOME real
ling. There was very little done outside
Inc nuite active At the close the market
showed net gains Of . points on February
2 on March, 0 on August aud on the other
nositions.
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sHoRT or ROOM.
Jennings Public School Can Not Accom-
nnodate the Scholastic Population.

Jennings Public School Can Not Accom-
modate the Scholastic Population.
Jennings. La, February 5.-The faculty
or the public school and the school board
OF this place have very perplexing prob
lem before them In trying 20 provide room
for the large number Of pupils that de-
sire 10 attend school The present build.
ing Il crowded 10 It's uttermost In some
OF the rooms they sit three In seat. Par
ents are continually going to the teachers
and almost begging permission 70 send their
children to school. The rapid increase OF
population 70 Jennings has brought about
This crowded situation, Just what remedy.
81 there Ne one. has not yet been found out.
though the school board, realize that the
emergency must be met and overcome. The
present attendance Is something Ike 900,
nearly Onc.fourth Of which are IN the prl-
mary department,
The directory OF the Jennings Brick com.
pany held n meeting last night aud finally
concluded TO purchase the additional ma
chinery needed for their new brick plant,
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Ienninna 10 Pnt IN Wntcruorks.

Jennings, La, February 5,-The city
council head its regular meeting last night
and Mr.. ". Macintosh Of Houston, rep,
rcseutlrs the Union company, presented
plans and drawings for a water works and
sewerage system, which was adopted by
the council. Inc plane wiz be strictly
first class and viii cost between $4,000
aud $4,000, A permit to the Waters.
Pierce OH company ~ build storage tanks
and warehouses, which will be started ut
unCc. WIS granted,
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Alvin, Texas, February 4--Aiyin has
suffered severe epidemic Of grip during
the past few weeks. There has heen a
few cases OF pneumonia but no deaths.
heal IA OF this community Is very good.
Quite number OF farmers have I'm
ished planting Irish potatoes and peas and
as soon as the ground Is dry enough.
Good shipments Of cabbage, lettuce, car.
rots, spinach and green onions are being
made from here
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Leesville Locals.

Leesville, La, February 4,-The Lees.
willie shinge mill, owned by Il. & NJ.
Simon, is shipping one and two ears daily.
Tie twO-story brick building on Third
street will soon he completed and will be
FlolieG Glanques Esq, Of Cincinnati.
Ohio. has been here for several days look-
ing after his land interests.
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SALES OF CLEAN SHOW
A GOOD INCREASE.
No Arrivals OF Roueh--Grest Interest
Centers in Prospects for Enlarged
Milling Facilities.

Yesterdays rice market had no dlstine-
tive feature aside from the activity mani
tested In clean. Shipments were well de
trlbuted and the takinss Indicate the popu
larlty Of the Houston product. A great
deal of Interest ceniers in the prospects
for enlarged milling facilities locally which
the demands OF the trade have oecasoned.
The quantity handled IN this city during
the season with present milling capacity
has already demonstrated the natural htnrss
OF this point as a center of distribution for
the BELT While there Was room fof more
under this years production the necessity
win only be greater with heavily IN
creased acreage llanted.
Grasping the opportunity afforded, capital
has sought 10 establish rice mills Win
more tnun Gsua. energy ana several are
rearing the way To construction.
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Giddinos Locals.

Giddlngs, Texas February 5.--County
court convened here Monday with very
Hight docvket All the cases wore disposed
Of and the jury discharged Tuesday at
noon.
There are few cases Of smallpox here.
but it Is Of very mild type and but little
apprehension is entertained concerning s..
There arc several new houses being built
here now. Mrs W. H. Farlss new resi-.
douce Is nearing completion.
Judge Bowcrs went 80 San Antonio this
morning 20 attend the Grand lodge Of Odd
Fellows
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HIDES AND wool.
BUTTER AND EGGS.

st. Louis. February -Pouitry-Firmer
chickens o; turkeys lOMil; ducks 1917;
geese sac Rntter-Firm; creamery 1871
eGM dairy 15@21 Eggs Lower 24la
New York. February 5.--Eggs- Receipts
Gl0i packages. Market strong. State and
Southern az mark osG2sh.
Chicago. February <, Butter Firm.
creamery i6d26; dairy 1902 Cheese
Steady. 1A0i1is EgGs-FiTm; fresh .eia
Kansas City, February 5.-Eggs-Flrm
25it
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nistriot Missionary Conference

Calvert. Texas, February A. The Calvert
district missionary conference convened
Yesterday with goodly number Of pastors
Of the district In attendance. Rev. $. r..
ChambeSs OF Franklin preached the open
ing sermon az T;30 last night Hts as,
course was both entertaining aud edifying.
The conference was organized this - orn.
ing st o'clock. after which Rev. D. FL.
Hetehkisa Of Marlin discussed "a Look For
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Crowley, La, February 5,-Thc Consoli
doted Engineering company was this oven
ing permanently cniolncd from selling the
Jndrc nehalilan. Ihis plant was recentlg
seized by che company which holds q iuds
mcnt agniEst the town OF Crowley for
material used il the plants construction.
some other method Of collecting the debt
wiz have TO he tried.
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MOVEMENT IN RICE MARKETS.

somewhat better but the demand ruled
slack. Clean rice showed a moderate vol.
ume of trading. Honduras grades close !
firm, with japan quiet with no quotahle
change in prices Receipts from country
mills were fairly liberal Receipts 1908
sacks Of rough and $3.50 pockets OF clean.
Sales .420 pockets Of clean.
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Caldwell Texas. February 4.--A large
tract OF land In this county was sold out
today under trustees sale and bought 10
by Messrs. j. l.. & L. j.. Fo.intlia OF
Bryan. Tue land consisted OF 200 acres
~ the BRACES bottom about twenty miles
from Caldwell and brought the sum OF
$4,000.
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Bryan. Texas. February 5.-Dr. Edward
Thompson of Atlanta. Ga., distinguished
lawyer, scholar and speaker eciured az
the Methodist church IN this cit tengAE
was mastrrfui effort and was Interesting
and instructive In a marked degree
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HEAVY STABLES

Observation-Disclosures. per kep 81 cD.
ENS PssTeer SL85 per key; drop shot,
5GlSSsS-Estra 'p short p c 49, in sacks.
Hs, regulars, lO&al1c; boxed, l4c
4 GcivIieS ll4dl2c.
&gl.h AND Tagging, 2lb,
n 5ts &c; Arrow ties, less than car
4 NDY- s,io, houston, 81 -.
Eiisf,iEsf loi No l. full weight. basis
n ef5s yer 10; special sizes, l5c higher;
EybIrSi as TO quality.
.ull TsISataI' full weight, lie; Gran
fgENTslypso,., ,io53c; Electric Lights. &c.
90. ~. s,-,.. : - ''O' =
h, 'IS; igs33tf,loc; f9ncJ, i0i2flic; Pea.
~ AF6Scyi: C9rdova, l3hc; roasted
delivered. AHosa, basis lOn-lb eases.
Ii Se,l M aptx, II 4UC; Lion, 10 Soc;
n, ard 3 svna ahd Java, lib cans. 2Sc:
tsiis. isSsa oiehd, lib cans, 2lD and
a IlcEERs. n =
h he. t eyei, s. Par dozen, SOC: gng r
Il bII4bq splahles, lie 1so p'""NS' o'ao'
4 \ ss--'aSis 4s.lh s,ct.s. ,7. -,
Il nsse % fancy, half patent, 81 10;
aIsber; s s@,IVi @4'ih sacks, Toe per par.
Fs u0ur In wood, l5c per barrel
Te ssSSc E GooDs-Grits, hominy
Mi Meal, In IN sacts nor sace
n, meal, IN 3G-m SACKS ~ TX nor ~,
f.ds oats sacks: Scotch oats, IS ,O5;
Hs1ys Sr ~ sS ,05; Columbia oats g 10 I,
b N Gus 50 SIS: Hecker's hneLH,5 5,s,t
"a. so. -" .
tIs,,iH A4lllac: 50-lb cans uI mc n,, 11,e
II Sisb 10 n caus. &c higher: 5.lb
'ANS- Ssigher; 3-b cans. IL his5lr '''o
taEsss' 9aa d ll%c; fancy, i24a13c;
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Services Held at Gonzales.

Gonzales, Texas, February 4.-Rev. w.
P. Fife aud several ladies and men braved
the Indictment weather this morning and
held services In the Methodist church. II
takes something else than nerve TO do
this. II takes genuine O!dtime religion.
Prayer meetings viii he held this evening
by the ladies' at convenient homes through
out the town.
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conniu collrt for Ansiln conntu.

BelIyllie, Texas. February 3.-The Feb
ruary term of county court convened this
morning Judge John p Bell presiding The
docket for the present term Is the iightest
for n long time The court Will likely
got through with all business for the term.
except probate business. tomorrow.
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EprO MOUTH TRADE :o,.,,,,oy,
FNERvATING CONDITIONS
- Meal and Cake Weaker
~ sweet Potatoes Scarce.
Cabbage Abundant

!. again on the hand to mouth
,fR u wholesale market yesterday.
q y. man absolute requirements
~ II md the weather conditions
a', ~ largest measure responsible
an
-. abundant and much local
/. ~ sScs holds prices at a standStili'
II. re- moving considerably more
". \, very good stocks are on hand
round si.l5.
.,,.toes are hardly obtalnable and
...lr bring higher prices, Quota
~ range s5easl'oo.
,.rs an bran have been lowered "a
-. I'M 4, less for wheat shorts. Sacked
\. been marked up &c and oats
|i.ed:c
!, fancy Ben Davis apples came in
,,sr Of the clearing up Of inferior
!. ne Shipment met with more
|rbs reception.
u. 6outlpue to hold around the 24c
1 AM demand is small the market Is
~ under ihat price Some sales were
IA however, at BE.
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sherman, Texas. February 4-G- w.
Bailey OF Gordonyllle has 80 bushels OF
turnips under ground and the greea hugs
have begun to hatch and grow wings.
There seems 10 be 1000 bugs ana eggs on
each tnrnlp.
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Followlng VOC tLe ruIIng pI
The New Orleans Market.

New Orleans, February 5.--No trading In
rough rice was reported today There was
3 good demand for Honduras, with very
little Offering "a the way Of desirable
grades offerings Of domestic Japan were
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PRODUCE.
.RTESM A N-prImc ToNHs. 99M22c PEI

BEESWAN~PHmc Texas, 22"23c per
'B$EHNNS-Imported navy beans 4lsd49sc;
BAYOU 4c; English dried, 3Ac; pink, 4c;
bIaeR ewes. 4S,G5c; Michigan navy, dc;
California navy, 4hM4l2c; Snaps, Slm per
bushcl; wax, S1.10 per bushel' California
Linus. 5i4Gtdc, ,o
Flgin creamery, 2a030c Texas bricks, laT
l0c OlcomArglrine i lincoln solids, l-t2t,
Lincoln prints, l3i9c; Daisy solids, luH lac,
prints. lsc; Monkeys special Use; crystal
Gem and country rolls l9c; Empire state
spccial. l5c; special Blue Star isc; Erin
dairr hricks. zoe; Ideal, Ike; Purity
creamery. 20 and &o-lh tubs, 22s; Up s,b
prints 94c Efn ,S eieam iol, 500 solids ISci
CABRAGE-liac.
CHEESE- Wisconsin full cream rolls,
i5c, Wisconsin full cream daisies 1870
lie; Wisconsin ha,t cream l252o'l3c'
KRAUT-New in half barrels, S5OOGt
'ooNIoNs-Pcr pound, Sc. NJ ,.,.,
ONION SEIS-ited and yellow, bushel
PEPPER-Chie new, l5@l6c per pound
black Singapore, l5c,
PoTAT0Tis-S1. 10; Colorado, 81, =: seed
potqtoes, l1-peck sacks 1913; lo'pees
Sa PPfEsAA%SIT'STPs-Jumbo per pound, eHd0Rc;
fancy hand,picBed No. /, jl2c.
PECANS-New Texas, per pound; l0c,-
3 so: fry ers. large, SS25U3.5O; brolers,
50 25m1 III mixed lots, S3,0Oa3,2 %; cocks,
large, old, 81 ,SOM2OO; ducks. large S3OOd
/ $50; geese, full feathered, S4,0O62W tur'
KEYS. hens S7.O04S,5O; turkeys, gobOlers'
''SWEET OTATOEs-Pumpkiu and vel
low yanis, S5cMS1 90 bushel, according to
quality, white vans, 40a50c; California
1Tij6iNKToEs-Key West 6-baske; crates,
So .0002 %.
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Richard Cooke & Co.'s Letter.

Houston, Texas, February 5.-Estimates
for Houston and New Orleans 7GOO against
1@,O4. Ports 20 40s against 25,524 The
scml.weekly into-slght at thirteen interior
towns was 22,210 less than last year. The
Spectator seculs to have proited by ex-
perlence and let matters take their natural
ia uuder 100000 the bulls will have cause
10 rejoice, aud If lO,jO0OOO or more the
bears will have an Inning, Trade of all
Kind remains good In England. Last year
was the best year In the last twenty with
the exception az two and cloth has ad.
ypnccd 1916 per yard on this side In face OF
heavy receipts. Tie low freight rates are
stiU attracting cotton to Europe which will
pr0ve n source Of strength later. A large
stock held by splnners being an incentive
10 protect prices and the dearth Of the stock
here viii cause the home mills 10 scramble
Tor the remainder. Liverpool spots steady,
revised Up 1-64 on contracts and due 10
be unchanged tomorrow. Yours very truly
Richard Cooke & Co.
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ouinine. 4nd42c per ounce bottle; NOR,
phine, $ 25d2 80 per ounce; cocaine SS;WV
No.. nnnre: borax. Sue per pound in lUllh
packages; copperas 81 40 in bsrrels castor
OIL Yf 20 par gallon In 5gallon psckages
ensom salts ST. IS per 100 lbs In barrels
afeoioi $50 f0d3 90 per gallon sulphur,
s.. e5 per 100 lbs in barrels; alum 2a7e per
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pnrt al sahine

Port Of Sabine. Texas. February AR.
rived Tug Nimrod, towing Brown predg,
! - ,eor1nauy's dredgeboat from Mobile for
t5Sr, kTthyr Sailed. Steamship Donald.
wsrnecke master. with ties for Vera Cruz
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f. g. Morris &, Co.'S Letter.


Houston. Texas February 5.-Llycrpool
cables were 1864 up on the opening and
closed l to lla-Gt up.
Liverpool spots unchanged with sales Of
sCo0 bales Imports 14,0Oo. OF which 1900
were American.
Our market opened with very firm tone
aud az Liyerl OOi closing Shuwed an adj
the sem- weekly statement of thirteen In
terror towns, showing a decrease "a receipts
OF -2,&4O bales against the same perol last
year. thclv was further advance OF =
To points the close showing a net adj
vance over yesterdays closing Of 3 to 5
points.
The movement was light again today.
The total port receipts were 20, 4OS bales
against 2552i h3lca last year, deer ase
300 to 200 ba'es against 500 bales last
year
Inc bulls seemed TO have things their own
way today, and 1t looked as IL they would
carry things with a h Oh hand duing the
first two hours Of the session. The last
part of the session, however, was very dull
aud dragging aud the market again as
sumed the mouOtOnous trend which has
been prevailing for several days past.
The situation, however, Is very much I'M
proved on both sides.
The cloth markets show n better demand
while their stocks show a decrease
The spot situation is very encouraging
aud shows a gOOl business al the advanced
prices. New Y 0rk and New Orleans closed
l-lG up Galveston firm but unchanged
Prices should rule higher with the light
movement Indicated for the balance OF the
week r. B, Morris g. Co.
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Riohmona CABBAGE Shipments,

Richmond. Texas, February 4--J. Boudst
is shipping cabbage by The car lot. Some
thirty or forty cars Of cabbagc would have
been shipped from this peint hAp wv
been for the freeze.
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HARDWARE

WIRE NAILS-S2.a5 bnsc mr. key
BARBER WIRE Galvanized Glldden
$50 per 100 lbs; galvanized Baker SIS;
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PAINTs.- oILs- An GLAss.

White lead per VT, strictly pure, 500;
Second grade SO 90. third grade. S5.uo
Turpentine. per case two 5-galop cans,
81 So; barrel lots 47c per gallon Mineral
Prints IN barrel lots per cwt. soc; Ven
per cwt. 81 60. Iinseed oil. best, boiled.
B4c. Ready mixed house paints, 81 .oW4
/. 20 per gallon. according 70 brand; mineral
paints Uge per gallon. window siass, ~
nor cent IN January list
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pound iu barrels saltpeter. 7c per pound
~ Ntfeis' c9mphur. iuc. wood alcohol,
80 gum opium, 81 ~. powdered opium,
$500 earhobe acid. iuul3t per pound IN
iWuleS' calcium carbide. S. 20 per 100 de.
"'eIcd IeNas common railway points.
DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS
49,, LES, tancy evapOrated J0lh boxes.
VtiPtiae; -lb cartons. taacy l0l5c; cartons.
SSnYlSe' ,s'Gc, choice eyaporatcd, S%c; sun
AIRICoTS Per III, loose, ioi6alc.
CLIkON--ln Job boxes 14c
=, = y RRANrS-25.lb boxes. cleaned, bulk.
o'f9HG; l-lb cartons. 0gdl1c.
"a IES-l-lh packages TibaSi4c Fard
qqaiess "e; Hollowei, hulk 60-lb boxes,
ElGS---Imported. i2isal5c.
IEAI les Choice new ock SH6Iac
tAlSl Ms California. 3-crown. L. L..
nnoNes, Sl,UJ6lIj; t4.lb boxes. l.. VI. raisins,
y y, 'HG; crown, l. NJ. raisns, sob boxes,
HTM, gtc; 3-crown, /. NJ. I%Msc.
Fhl NES-CnllfOrnil. gU-lOOs. sc: SopoS.
.-,l2c' Io'sos, &C. GO 70s, 6'5c; 50-GOs. 7c. 40
NUTS Brazil 1Gdl7c per 10: alberts.
sicily, he; California walnuts. i3Gi4c:
99ohinIplts, fancy hand picked, 5Ma6c; No.
= 4SiMoc; Jumbo, TUTl,o almonds. Tara.
sona, l6nl7c per 10 In sacks California
almonds. loo; pecans, Zoe; chestnuts. Pied.
montes, Sc.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS

Quotations on prime cotton seed meal
and prime cotton seed cake are for deilv-
cry at Galveston.
New Orleans, February 5.-Cotton seed oil
Prime crude In barrels 4OA, of crude
3gh; prime crude loose 80.
Memphis, Tenn. February 5.--Oii--Carload
lots. prime crude 81; prime summer yellow
3S choice cooking summer yellow. less
than carload lots ~. Meal and cake--Quiet;
prime - 90.
New York. February 5.--cotton seed oil
nnlnf.
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APPLEs-Fancy Ben Davis, S525d5.50;
fancy ANA ,:hoi,e winesaps' S900d3'J0,
fancy Oregon, boxed, I've red, Sl7o42uV'
Other stocks, S4.59u55O,
BANANAS-Loose, 81 65dl 70; packed
81. 736t9 %.
CRANBERRIES-S3 00M3, % per busheI
CRAZE; barrels 50 00di9 80. - =
COCOANUTS-- Per sack OF 100 So Z'Sa
8 so: less quantities. So 90.
IEMONS-M essiuas. new crop. 81. 0Oti
,9IJ: CaHsornlas S2.50d2,75.
nIi AN(sES--CAlIfnrnlA naYels. 81. 6O02 20.
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,otstoes are hardly obtalnable and
n ls,s hiring higher prices. Quota
- range sjedSl'Oo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-06

...,,Os an bran have been lowered "a
~ 4, less for wheat shorts, Sacked
\. Mon marked up &c and oats
j 4as
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-06

40 moving considerably more
"" ysry good stocks are on hand
round si.lS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-06

:, fancy Ben Davis apples came in
,sF Of the clearing up of inferior
M shipment met with a more
L. reception.