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Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-27
Wash Dress Goods

NOAOA(a RiAlAso3 5000 yds. Dimities and Lawns, value JOG for oc 400 yds dress ginghams, value
 Ioc special 5 3-4 5000 yds. handsome Dimities lawns and batists, real value
 I2-I-2c, goes for Sc oooo yds. real Irish Dimities lawns and Swisses sold else where I5c, our price Ioc 2ooo yds, 32 inch fine Scotch
 ginghams and crepes, value 2oc, special I2 I-2c 5000 yds. select designs wash dress goods, in lace, satin stripes and mercerlzed cords,
 all neat fine figures, the g and 200 goods on sale to nor
 row I5c 1000 yds. silk and satin stripes newest lace designs, Gallon De Soie, and Fabric De Linde, white and colors, sold i elsewhere 45c, our price 25c goo yds Wash silk, special 25c Goo yds. Silk Etimines and
 gauge fabrics, all colors,
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-27
Ladies Wrappers,

Greatest offering ever made in Percale, Cambric, Lawn, Batiste, Mercerized and Sateen wrappers and Tea gowns, 32 to 50 bust measures.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-27
Wash Skirts,

Ladies' chambray and seer sucker Wash petticoats, Soc value,
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-27
Children's Suits
 Sizes Z to IA,

Ghildren's suits in endless
 variety and styles, Blouse
 and French styles, from 25c uF Chlldren's fine White Lawn
 suits SIPS ur
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-07

easy T.. lower at eiSsasl9,. Receipts were
lOi cars. IT,
Continued light receipts, n slight i'm
provemcnt In thc cash situation ana INC
fear Of the unexpected in May options ~
iucnred somewhat nervous market IN
oats. May closed unchanged at A4,s.
Rcceipts were ~ cars.
Provisions manifested considerable
strength in the face of the large receipts
and the lower hog prices. Trade IN gen
eral was quiet May pork sold rs low, as
S13 on and closed l5c higher at IL: %; May
lard closed Toe NJ at 9.37ia and May ribs
80 higher at S.32l2.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
10 cars: corn, ~ cars; oats, 100 cars; hogs
81 .nc0 head.
Cash quotations were as follows;
Flour Steady. -
wheat No : 71d76; 30 > rcd sl,26s8.
Corn-No. yellow 81.
Oats No. 4nsG t4ti: No . white 45lad
467i: 40. 3 white 44dAaL
Rye No. jS@jSl2.
Barley Fair TO choice mailing Ihn63.
Flax seed-No. ! l6s No. ! Northwest
crn III.
Timothy seed-Primc $50.
Mess pork Per barrel tj.Ojmli.1o
Lard Per 100 pounds 9.22l2m9 -.
Short ribs-Sidcs tlooscl S.1idS3o.
Shoulders Dry sailed tboxcdD ImTk.
Sdes--Short clear (boxedl S.55gs.G5.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-07
MARCH OPTIONSABOVE 9 CENTS

lions leaves no doubt as to where the pros
ent fears lie. The "actual stun was want.
ed at home and abroad and takings Of ex-
portcrs did not well maintain the over
exported" theory. Liquidation was
strong feature at times, but only lightly
indcnted the scale.
New York opened IN on March and 20
3 higher on further options. gradual
decline Immediately set in and continued
until low mark was reached about half way
II tho morning reverse course then dp'
pearcd ami an carly recovery was made,
carrying tile initial level in evidence before
neon and making an additional advance o.
4 points. which marked top prices Ther"
Was narrow fluctuations In the afternoon
being limited to 3 points, aud u strong wave
occurred or the final call In the net result
June and August moved up points an"
the other months ard points. except
those Of the next season. which decline
. TO points.
New ofleans started 10 4 points above
the previous close. Tho course was down
ward through the first portion Of the nom
ing and bottom prices were reached near
the first hour. There was a slow recovery
aftcrwArd and continued until midday.
forming level 2 TO points above the
oponlng Some recession occurred In the
next thirty minutes, but In the hour fol
lowing steady Improvement began aud
soon made the highest Of the day. There
was gradual decline of about points,
which made the range, extending to the
close. In tho next result the months Of
the present season advanced 3 to s points.
while September ana October lowered
poIuts Sales OF the four American mar
kets amounted TO 10,55s bales Spot quo
tations advanced sc AZ New orleans. Good
ordinary and grades below advanced ll5c
at Houston and other grades were left IN
changed New York aud Galveston stood
as formerly.
The seaword movement showed n good in
crease Receipts at all ports for the day
were 21.l77 bales. compared with llo11 for
the corresponding dav OF last year Since
Friday they have been iOoI59 bales, com
pared with 1927 for the same time Of
last week and 1l2,7Oi FOR the correspond
ing time Of last year Thus far In the sea
sou they hayc been 6, 4ds 52l bales, CON
pared with J.S06 Q52 foJ the corresponding
time ~ last ,enson. Exports since Friday
have beer 10S.TIl bales, compared with III
g01 for the same time Of last week and 81,
$50 for tfn corresponding Tine ~ last year
stock at United states por,s FOR the day
Was a., 231 bales compared with I0B, lA
for the same day Of last week and Sjl ,5Si
for tho corresponding day of last year.
Following was the bombay movement;
Receipts Tor the week $1,000, against 6l,ooo
last ycnr and 2T.OO0 in 1900 Receipts since
September 13s1.oO0. against 1,oo6OOO last
year and 67o.o0O In 1900 shipments for
wool, ~ 600 ar,ips+ ~ 600 last year and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-07
SPECTATORS
FLUCTUATIONS WERE NARROW
AND WHEAT CLOSED HIGHER.
Corn Was Higher After Steady Opening,
While Oats Were Inclined to Be
Somewhat Nervous.

Chicago. March g. Grain spectators
we're almost as Indifferent to trade today
as they were to the repeated reports Of
crop damage. Trade was dull; nuctua-
tlons were very narrow and at the close
May wheat was only a higher; Nav corn
y lower aud MAY oats shade down. FRO
visions closed i TO l5c higher.
The crop killer was the most important
factor again today. but his mutterings
were not very influential. Continued re-
ports Of bad conditions came from Kansas
Oklahoma, Texas and Indiana, reports
from the last named state being 10 the
effect that twothirds Of the wheat land
looked as though nothing had ever been
on It. Kansas city reported that Kansas
and oklahoma, which raised l25Do,Nh
bushels of whelt last year, would not grow
Ij.UONOD bushels this year. In the South
west there was still no moisture. though
there were signs Of rain. Statistical pa
pcrs stated that crop conditions were fair
withstanding damage reports. cables
were somewhat improved and the North
western receipts were small. Dizziness in
trade. however, kept May prices around
1914 the greater part Of the day. May
opened unchanged ut T69s sold as high rs
76A and closed barely firm J., up at 76as
Local receipts were twenty .nine cars. two
Of contract grade. Minneapolis and On
luth reports 236 cars, making total Tor
the three points of 265 ears against 80
q year ago
Corn ruled slightly bcarsh after the
somewhat steady opening Cables were
slightly improved and carly offerings We're
light This brought May opening prices
shade up to shade down. but the south
west began 10 lose its bulish enthusiasm
on the lesscning Of the foreign demand and
on an attempt to break the market ny a
st. Louis plungcr May prices saggcd to
6lla. \ fair demand both local and from
commission houses absorbed the offerings
and May reacted easily to 62ls later
the trade was only a scalpinG affair, clear
anceS were very small and May closed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-07
SEVERAL MARKET LEADERS
IN THE UPWARD MOVEMENT.
The Most Notable Movements Were in
the Low Grade and Obscure Stocks
Which Was Unaccountabe.

Now York March g. rodnys stock mar.
ket made a remarkable exhibit IT strength
in spots. Several of the customary market
leaders were included in tho upward move
mcut The strength Of tho market never
thcless fdiIcd 10 carry conviction rs TO the
gcnulncnnss uf The demand which lifted
prices TO higher level. As the advance
gained hcadway various outstanding short
Interests were put under pressure and
bought rather urgently TO cover short con
tracts The demand was so far unquestion-
ably genuine. Otherwise there was the az.
peara1cc of manipulation. This was partly
due 10 tho character OF the stocks which
advanced most conspcuousy stocks which
arc often not heard Of for weeks at a
time Oh the exchange Nor was there ane
tangible reason to account for their strength
either affecting them individually or the
general situation. In fact, the conditions
which have made the basis Of the bear ar.
gument earlier in the week continued in
force today. The great snow storm with
the now obstruction 10 traffic threatened
inroads upon future showlngs of earnings.
The engagements Of gold for export On
saturday were increased today TO 81. 800 900
with the possibility Of further engagements
tomorrow stu open. Reports Of friction
over freight rates in the Southwest and Of
the dissolution Of freight associations Oh
account Of threatened action bv the roy.
eminent continued to be heard These all
would hav" induced selling of stocks in
the speculative temper which prevailed
earlier In the week. They were ignored
today very strong sentimental cTcct
was produced bv the persistent show of
strength In Chicago aud Northwestern and
me character Of the buying which lifted
II and which had every appraraucc Of cen
ulne Investment demand. II was this move.
ment which directly encouraged the heavy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-07

ST. Louis March --wheat--TIigher 40.
2 rcd cash elevator s4&s; track s5i9d s6lG;
May s4is July 1855; No. = hard 76iadIA.
6t5Sn6l%: July 61Ss Oats--Bctter: No >
cash a.; track 4pad45i@: May 44ls: July
359s: No > white Sc. Rye Firm. 61l..
Pork Higher; iobbiuG old II 10; new
Is SO Lard Higher, . 07la Flour Firm;
red winter patents 2, SoGi4 90: extra fancy
and straight =. 4oG3.5n clear 3 10n3. ~,
Timothy seed Nominal 5.TEd6.O 90. corn.
meal Steady. 2 1c Bran Nominal: sack
ed lots cast track a26a4 Hay steady:
timothy l. O0d.l4 50; prairie o .O0dt2 N.
Whisky Steady. 40. Iron cotton ties
! co Raging 5la@67s Hemp Irvine ..
Dry sailed meatS-Boxed. firm: extra
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-07
MARKET STRONG in SPOTS.

buying Of ST. Paul and which lcasened
the whole mgrkct In the course Of the
day. II was supplemented by similar move.
ments In other high grade closely held
stocks. such H. Pullman. which rose an
extreme 10 ponts; Chicago. ST. Paul, Min.
IcapoiiS and Omaha aud number, Ut
lcSs conspicuous examples. Northwestern
Itself touched 233, During The existence
Of corner In the stock years ago n touched
2". Which was the previoIS record. Pull
man. General Electric. Omaha and Chicago
and Eastern Illinois also made record
prices today. roday another notable move
ment was IN Colorado Full which gained
40 points on very active demand and
very foNorish movement. This movement
rs supposed 10 he directly related 10 TINT
In colorado and southern. which was in
cln"d 10 rest the day although the second
prcicrr"1 was advanced points Outside
nf those the most notable movements OF
NE dHN were IN a varied assortment of
low grade, obscure stocks The movements
ultimately extended, however. to some Of
the soft coarrs, led by Pennsylvania and
other prominent stocks. The late dealings
showed the usual proht.taklng and the
closing was irregular
The bond market continued dull hiIf
was firm Total sales So, $4,000
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-07
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City. Mo. March 6.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 5000 natives, 1000 Texans. 100 calves;
market steady IN 10 higher; choice export
good 5.0oGG20; stockers and feeders 2. 25If
SO; Western fed steers T. 5Od5O0 Texas
and Indian steers 45OdI5.J0; Texas cows
S.25di45O; native cows 3.256f4. 10: heifers
40; calves 4.50@650 Hogs Receipts
300. market hrm: heavy 0.356tB.4 As; light
5,4OW62O pigs 4,SJd545. Sheep Receipt q
SUO' market active: native lambs 5.lOd
$50; Western lambs G.20ad.3i: native
wetherS 520H5.J0; Western wethers ;. IL
al; 10; yearlings 5.s0dd1O: ewes 1. 40a5 so;
cnlls aud feeders 2.5OM4.OO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-07
Receipts at All u. S. Ports,
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.


Key West. Fla Arrived Comsl (Aml
from New York aud sailed for Galveston
Port Fads. La. Arrived Briefond lNorl
from Ceiba; Inkum tBrb. from Galveston.
Cuban lBrl, from Liverpool via Barbados
aud Mexican ports; Protous AMY fran,
New York and sailed. Norwegian Norl.
from Progresso via Tampico aud Vera Cruz
oa[o Blanco Brl, for London: George w
nne.y IAN p FOR Cciha; :. Otnrl lama for
Puerto Cortez via Belize and Port Rnr,i ~,
Barhadlan lBrl for Liverpool: scbooner
s samuel I. Beacham Am), for Brazos san
from Galveston NP"u')'
Butt Of Levees. Passed: WllhcIr,ina
tDutch), from Galveston for Aarhuus
New Aork'-Sailed: Alamo (Am.J, Tor Gal
Baltimore.-sailed: Koln tGer). for Gal.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-07
SEW YORK. ENcHANGr.
New York Money.

New York, March 6.-Moncy on call
steady at 219Ga per cent Prime mercan-
tile paper im4A per cent. Sterling e&-
change steady with actual business In
bankers bills at is7ai for demand and at
$3.50 for sixty days; posted rates 4.S6 and
sSl2; commercial hills 4s4sU4SlM BAR
silver 5i74. Mexican dollars Az. Govern
ment bonds strong; state bonds inactive:
railroad bonds firm
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-07
SUGAR,

Now Orleans. March & Sugar Y.
quiet. open kettle 2ts6i3 II 10; pnan ~,
centrifugal @n3is; centrifugal yellewr Y
"a" ~ l6. seconds 2tsM3iS ModSses
tifUca ImlS w
Now York. March g. Sugar Raw sas y.
fair refining . -. 10; centrifugal y s,,,
%#G3 I l6: mpasScs sugar ets Heupe
Uul.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-07
SALES AT KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City. Mo. March g Sales of
Texas and Territory cattle today l.. l..
SloSs. Bartlett, IGG pound steers 400 aS9
pound steers. 400 iB6 pound steers tSj;
j. II. Broadman. ChiCkashH. 793 pound
steers 40: W. &. Hatcher. Ada, 500 pound
steers 40: q, simpson, Marlin, 800 pound
steers 40 ]. II. French " Son, Temple
III pound steers 400.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-07
ST. LOUIS.

~. Louis. March 8-CattIr- RAceints
1000. Including 300 Texans: strong: native
shipping and export steers 5.OOd6 70: butch.
erS steers 4.Sog6l5; steers under 100
20a4. SIS; cows and helfers 2OOGi5. bo. can.
ners l'7SG2 SO; culls 2.25Gf4 Is: Texas and
indian steers S.5065 80; COWS and heifers
logs 96 Hogs Receipts 5000: market
n'7oas.c6; eutchus sicSsB sh.ssIs..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-07
London Consols.

London. March 6-Consols for money
9iI4. account 9i T-l6 BAR silver. dull
25Ad per ounce Money 2iqd2a4 per cent
Discount for short bills ll-16G2s, per
cent three months bills 2@sm2 II 10.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-07

81. Louis, March e. Ponlty-Fir
chickens 10; turkeys Ia; ducks 10; q
4laGi5. Butter Steady; creamery 80
dairy l7M2l Eggs Lower 1917.
New York March 6.-l'Ggs -Reel
1893 packages. Firm; State and Pens
Nanhl %; Western at mark IS; Scu'h'
at mark 27M2S
Chicago. March & Butter EASY; cTfs
cry lSM2Jl.; dairy 1sda3. cheese -SIe'
lUiBml2l4. Eggs Weak; fresh TO-.
Kansas city, March g. Eggs-Wcak
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-07
METALS.

Now York. March g. Lead was SO
here at ~ London was = Cd loEf
al los SpHtcr steady here at f'sal44
Lordon >, 81 lower at FL Us 81. Wv
warrants at New York were 1lllct aud X
II "llr unchanged at II JnN l. 80; "a,
foundry Northern was quoted ~ VIZ
l".I, No = foundry Northern lS.WlyN
No, I foundry Southern 1I.Dd lSWVp' "
foundry Southern soft Il 30d lSNe,
English iron n'arkcts were lower w" ~,
closed At us 6d ami Aiddlosbqro Al ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-07
BULLS HOLD THE MARKET
q ON GENERAL FEATURES.
Recession Indicated in Early Hours, but
More Than Recovered on Home and
Foreign Absorption.
AT THE CLOSE:

At THE. CLOSE:
Liverpool, 8 to 3 t-2 points higher.
New York, points up to 4 points
down.
New Orleans, 6 points up to 8 points
down.
SPOTS:
Liverpool a-32d higher.
New Orleans, 1-sc higher.
Houston, revised.
Elsewhere, unchanged.
Yesterdays cotton market was another
chapter of broken courage for bears. The
general aspect bore a change In the early
hours and 1t looked indeed ms IL departure
from the popular course was in process OF
development, But the opposite direction
was quickly restored when the wants OF
the trade became manifest and prices for
current delivery in New York soon began
with . instead of an s.
In truth, the bul was inclined to play
The part of discretion. hut blocks OF 10000
frequently figured In the absorbing power
and brought out the same concern about
demand "Shorts" turned buyers as well
ns the consuming element, yet no semblance
Of excitement appeared. Much time was
given to study aud the natural forces
pressed the issue.
The drift Of events seemed even clearer
than heretofore. The question Of consump-
fion is settled satisfactorily to the bull, Tho
question Of supply came forth in a way 10
unnerve the hardest bear. New Orleans
wired Stocks AZ hve principal interior
towns show u loss since Friday Of 2O.Uo
against loss Of 5000 for the whole week
last year at twenty-nno towns. rms
makes prospects for this weeks in sight
dwiudlc down 10 about 10000 against
early estimates of 10000, and 154OOO last
year" Expected receipts for today prom
Use a 30 per cent shortage and United
States port stocks show deficiency OF no.
DOC compared with former year
Liverpool sounded the notc for hearsn
destruction. Sales on the spot amounted
- 1900 bales at quotations higher by
8-32d Contracts showed - final gain at
1854 and Si264 It Is plainly evident
that Lancashire is feeling the pangs or
hunger and tho claims Of bulls as n
haustion Is receiving attention from the
English mind.
On this side II the water the real powers
were Mt work. Buyers occupied the con
spicuous rows and many sellers did not
even attend the performance The fact that
a depression occurred in the next crop OPP
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-07
london Financial CabIe.

New York, March .. The Commerc'a al
Advertisers financial cablpgram says:
Business was lacking on the exchange to
day but the tone was cheerful. American
stocks were idle.
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Reported Tor The Houston Post BIZ the
A. !, Norman Live stock company, moor.
pordted
BeeYes--
Good to choice ,........,,.S4 OOG14 -
Common TO fair .........,.,.. . 50d;i -
Cows
Good TO choice ............... 5odl Is
learngs
Good to choice ,.......S ga; 90
Common to fair......,.....,.. 7JM3 ~
Calves
Good to choice ......... OOi4 10
Common to fair ............. 3 5osf:i -
Hogs
tornfed ............ ......... ! OUltG 40
MaslI'd .''............ ...... OlmI4 10
Market bare Of stock: demand active;
prices strong
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-07
New Orleans Futures.
New York Futures
Liverpool Futures.

March. ,.....4, 40. sob July-Aug ....4. SOILS
March Apr. II. 40 sob Aug Sept "a. 4546S
Apr MAY. ....i. SOS Sept oct ....4 Bob
May June "A. Goals Oct.Nov ....4 sob
June -July....4. Il. sis
N hid. Spllinr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-07
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

F, q, r. mill Texas interior points. ac.
cording Ia location. Per gallon
Prime crude oil, loosc.. ~ N
Prim" summer yellow oil 3G nj
Liuters. according Ia quality o. n OF.
Fer ton
HUNS, loose ........,,.....SS 90 a
Prime cotton seed meal - 10 m
Prime cotton seed cakr.. - 40 n
Quotations IN prime cotton soed meii
anil prime cotton sccd cake arc for d,'Iiv
cry ~ Galveston.
New Orleans, March 6. Cotton seed oil
Prime rchned In barrels tOi,: on rndnrd
in barrels 30i2, prime crude loose 2 wa -
6. Ncr York March & Cotton 5ccd oh
M"mthiS, Tenn. March g cotton sccl
~ -Frine crude b; nef crude 2t02!i.
prime summer yellow rs. choice coobiuc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-07

Fort OF Sabine. Texas. March G. Arrived
Sptesmhshlp Parsgua, from Philadelphia FOR
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-07
GUS JAPHET,
Produce, Fruit and COMM
sion Merchant.
Special attention given to conSignmnt
OF Poultry, Eggs and Country Prodaa
HOUSTON. TEXAS.
BUTTER AND EGGS.

summer yellow 90. Meal ans cdke-Pa
20 scars 90; of II 30.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-07
CHICAGO

Chicago. March Seattle Receipts $500
including 500 Texans; market steady: good
to prime steers 6,50d69O: poor to mdium
4.CCmG3O: stockers and feeders 2.25d5. 90;
COWS l.25G5.25: heifers 2.5Nd525; Gamers
l.2ad2.25; bulls 2.25m4S5: calves 25Od
6 40: Texas fed steers 4.5on500. Hogs
Receipts - 900; market strong; good to
choice heavy J.25M6 10; light 5.TO0l6.OO;
bulk 5.9jGlG2J. sheep Receipts 10000;
market slow; good to choice wcthers 4.65
@5.25: fair to choice mixed 3T1d4. ~;
Western sheep 4O0@G.OO; native lambs
3.75QtA45: Western lambs l.2im6.6O
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF GALVESTON. March g.

PORT OF GALVESTON. March g.
ARRIVED.
IS Pensacola (Aml Pensacola.
IS Concho (Am). New York.
SAILED.
Ss Ramon de Larrinags (Br), Manchester.
SIS Dinnamore (Brl, Genoa.
Vessels in Port.
STEAMSHIPS.
Vessels flag Pier
Alberto rreyes 0tal) .............,.35
notlN"Nl NIL t.s's'.. ..s..........,l ~
Bernard tlir.l NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 10
Cassel Ger1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
Coucho lAm1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, "a
i,ampasas tAm) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mohawk lAmO .........,..,......... 20
rensacoi9 lAml OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
'NA"h NM '-'''' s'.''ssr'H 's.....,...-- ~
SCHOONERS.
Malcolm p. Seayey (Am.),........... 20
PisH iNm'l '....-.s... .....t.........1 Is
Vessels Destined for Galveston.
STEAMSHIPS
AstfsnomsT CBrl ,...,....-.......
CONN.,, Liverpool. vis RsrSssoes I.2e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-07
RECEIPTS OF CATTLE HEAVY.

ceipts 1000: market steady: native NUT
| tons 4.5Od5.25: lambs 55nQ6T5; culls and
bucks 3.50n425 Westerns JO0G6 TO-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-07
HlOEs AND WOOL.

Dry tiint LIN '''''''.''''........ 12c
Dry salted hides aud kips, selected 90 s, "a
Met sailed hides and kips, selested 0GI5Sf07c
Deer skins, hints '''''''iV W5uc
Goat skins, hints. '''''''',o -: &C
Wool free msd;,,ta,, 'SS',,,',.s;....,;.l ais
waei , Ion s Duts ..';:,....,.,...1 10 ale
paesS,e a,ee nue. 10 IL months. 09l5a1Oc
ssira '''''''''.'..,.......2 6i22c
pine ''''''''''''......... 08 dO7c
-'''' '"''" ''''''.'''.'''..,...0 3laNO4c
New York, March Slides -DulI Gal
weston 20 TO IS pounds IS. Texas drv ~
70 20, % pounds a. Lesther--oulct; Wool
st. Louis, March s.--wool-EaJsr. me
NAVY me icol2; tub washed itst2l.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-07
COTTON MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Houston Daily Statement.

Houston Comparative Statement.
Gross receipts tins far this week. II 400
Gross receipts 1856 days this season. | SIS 3S3
Gross receipts 1856 days l9o0lpOl 4 .a7s 4Ss
Gross receipts 1876 days 1Sa!-tN .l,G73 l43
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-07

Total sales for the day a77,1oo shares.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-07
Other Spot Markets,

Averpo9I-Spots closed firm, prices hand
ening and 3-32d up; business good; sales
12,00o bales OF which 1O.4O0 were Amer
lean; speculation aud export 1000 bales;
imports 1900 bales, OF which !. 800 were
American
Ordinary. .....4% Mlddllng ma 27-s2
Good ORD '''..4S Good mid .....4 1882
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-07
Houston RAILROAD Rsoelpts.
Stock at U. S. Ports.

Stock this day. .........,.........T IA, -
stock this day last week. ...........7 58 IL
Stock this day last year. ....... sal IS
Dehclt this season. ........, ......... 1914
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-07

Honstons estimated receipts Tor today
are $500 To 1000, against $50 last year
New Orleans expects 5000 to 1900 against
1850 last year.