davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-04
Beer g. Co.'S Market Letter.
Especial to The Post.l


New Orleans, January 3.As Liverpool
adyices We're not encouraging our market
opened points lower, declined 16 add.
tloual on the heavy movement easiness of
spots and the bearish visible supply state
ment, closing at a net loss OF is points
The amount brought into sight during the
week was 10000 over last year, and show
ed an Increase Of $4,000 over year before
last. During the first three days of Jan
uary an excess of 1900 over last year
was brought into sight and the increase
over year before last Is 1900. The total
marketed from September / TO date has
been 10000 over last year. and $4,000 in
excess Of year before last. From the above
II viii be seen that the crop points TO
1O,595,00O, providing there Is no more cot
ton IN the south than last year, because
the growth was i0.5lAO0O last year and
the amount brought into sight 10 date
shows an increase OF T6oo0 to date over
LAST season. The Twenty-Five Leading In
terloF towns during the week received 49,
Of 1900. or o gain Of 30 per cent The
total stock Of American ashore and aheat
20 Liverpool ia 100000, against $4,000
last year, an excess Of $4,000. The total
visible supply IT all kinds during the week
Increased 2l5.00o against decrease Of
1900 last year, The aggregate supply Of
American To date shows an Increase of 333
GOO over last wear and exceeds year before
last by 119,O00 careful perusal OF the
data given demonstrates that statisucally
the situation Is bearish and continued ac-
I cumniaton In the visible confirms the mn.
1 satisfactory textile conditions In Europe.
! as It proves that the takings by spinners 10
/ date are practically the same ~ last year,
4 being considerably under Mr.. Eliison's ex-
\ pectation. which Is recognized by him in
I his last circular, as he says he may have
10 reduce his estimate OF l0,HnOoO Amer
] Iran eonsnmptiou unless there is q decided
I revival Ia trade Judging from present In
diratIons Mr. Ellison viii soon he forced 10
again reduce his estimate Of American con.
I sfmption as the facts do not point 70
ANYTHING near his last figures as belne
requisite. The New York Commercial. IN q
Issue of December 30, says: The annual
ttxtafement OF thirty-six Fan River mills
, shows an average dividend 6y bs3T pes
cent, which Is more than 2 par cent les'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-04
Alvin LoaI Notes.

Alvin. Texas January 4. AIR. r. n.
Griffin. Jr.. has moved his stock Of groce.
ries and feed from the Brener building on
Gordon street into the Edwards building
on the corner Of Hardie and Sealy streets
Mr. Breuer VIII move here from Calves
ton In short while and intends putting
in hardware stock and barber shop In
his building
The Gulf Coast Sunday school convention
will convene In this city tomorrow at 10
O'Clock IN the Presbyterian church,
The EIvln Fruit and Truck Growers ms.
sociation viii meet here tomorrow for the
purpose NJ perfecting plans for marketing
and aIsposing Of this years crop OF straw
berries
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-04
HOUSTON WHOLESALE MARKET

the latter. The difference, however, was
scarcely sufficient to alter quotations.
Cotton seed products have rade an ad-
vance. on is a cent higher ard hulls bring
an increase Of soc. Cotton seed cake Is mp
soc and linters have advanced hc.
The trade Is heavily supplied with ha-
panas. 50 numerous are the grades with
a large amount Of inferior fruit on hand
that conditions are not satisfactory for
stability Of prices.
A car Of scotch imported potatoes have
arrived and were seen In the circles Of tho
trade. The heighth which American prices
have attained have opened a field on this
side TO which the foreign raised article may
be probably exported.
Eggs bounded upward again, The arrivals
were so meager that It was simply a mat
ter of obtaining the commodity with some
purchasers without respect to cost. Some
sales we're recorded between S1d34c, but
these figures do not represent the market
truly being created by the peculiar circum-
stances of the time. The scarcity Of the
article has caused the situation to be such
an enigma that merchants VIII not forecast
the future.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-04
80 sAoRTAeE eEINe FELT.
Prices Generally Closed the Year Better
Than They Began II,

Prices Generally Closed the Year Better
Than They Began IT,
New York. January g. Rrodstreet's 10.
morrow win say: Satisfaction with the old
and confidence in the new year are the
dominant features Of the entire Industrial,
commercial and hnancim situation. con
splcuous exception 10 the general quiet
ness Of the week Is found In the iron and
steel situation. whifh gains activity Here
however. the car shortage question cuts
disturbing figure and one which, In view
Of the advanced stage Of the season, BIDS
fair 10 continue 10 unsettle both produc-
ton and consumption considerably. Sup
plies Of coke at the ovens are pliIns up
bur the blast furnaces are shutting down
because of the necessary Knk between the
Two. an abundance Of cars not being forth,
coming Southern rig IRON mas ndyahetu
50r per ton and the Western trade Is get
ting Its chief supplies from THIS son,es'
Al the East Mig Iron is also hrmer. plen-
~ ~ orders are offered. but none are &C
cepted for delivery before July ], MeshDa
iron ore mas been advanced In price. The
only appearance of weakness in nnishen
products is in wire and nails. which are
81 per ton lower owing 10 Increased com.
petition or outside makers. Heavy call
orders FOR Mexico are reported penuing'
and international competition promises to
he keen Inc this respect. Floods IN the gin
ing regions have lnterfered With produc.
ton, and the car shortage still accentuate'
the scarcity sf coal, particularly hNnmin
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-04

Gus: anthracite supplies nre smaller. not
wlthstanding total production last year
In excess Of 5S,oo0OO0 tons, total OF y
per cent larger than ever before produced
Prices show few changes on the week
The cereals on the whole IRE higher Cot
ton has been shaded hit because OF larger
rcceiptS,s which are, however, claimed 10
really represent good buying for export
Cotton goods are quiet rs usual at TINS
date, hut closed the year 1901 much better
than they began It. Fail River dividends
are slightly lower than tho average IN
1900. with the mills producing the better
class of goods showing the hest retnIms.
tiinghams are In specially good shape: be
Ing largely sold ahead aud are arm, Nelol
en- goods. though less active. are In good
shane md mills are husily employed Wool
is steady and good movement is reported.
Higher prices are looked for at the next
London sale Quetness is the tAlturc IN
the leather and kindred interests, but an
eScess rather than . loss IN the strength
OF prices is looked for,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-04
TESTERS WEEKLY LETTER.
He Makes Conversions for 1925 Days OF
Each of the Past Three Years,


Each of the Past Three Years,
New Orleans. January g. Secretary Hes
ter's weekly New Orleans cotton exchange
statement issued before the close today
shows an increase In the movement into
sight compared with the seven days ending
this date last year in round hgures Of
121 600. an increase over the SAME days
year before last Of l24,0o0 aud a decrease
under the same time in 1899 of 5000
For the three days Of January the to-
tails show an Increase over last year Of
$4,000; au increase over the same period
year before last Of 10000 and a decrease
under 1879 of 1900
For the 125 days of the season the aegre-
gate is ahead Of the i25 DAYS Of last year
5000; ahead of the same DAYS year before
last by sos 0Oo and behind 1850 by l2s,Wh.
The amount brought into sight has Teen
at 4I3 halts against 2l5563 bales for the
seven days ending this date last year,
"a, T2i year before last and 424,f7f same
time In 1893.
Tie movement since September / shows
receipts al all United States ports 4.a32,
3T6 against 1890 $50 last year; 4,OJI.ull
year before last and 5A4a,2I6 same time
in 1881; overland across the Mississippi,
Onto and Potomac rivers 20 Northern mills
year: S34.0e7 year before last and sjs
Asa same time In 1899; interior stocks IN
excess OF those held az the close ~ the
commercial year 1i6,9l9 againH Il4,tae
last yenr; 525.9j7 year before last and 50l
nss Sa@e sgaTnse sSp sst yenr al
TSP year before last and bse,7s2 same time
These make the total movement for th.
125 days from September ! 70 date o.i@',
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-04
THE SALES OF CLEAN
WERE AGAIN MODERATE.
Receipts OF ROUGH Were Considerably
Larger and Contracts Made Indicate
Good Sized Movement.

Yesterdays rice market was quite
strong ono and the sales Of clean came UP
to the record Of the few preceding days
Receipts OF rough were considerably larger.
however, aud contracts made Indicate that
II very good sized movement Of the lat,cr
VIII tase place duiag the balance Of the
scason Large requests came IN from
sources near and far giving evidence Of the
maintenance Of an excellent demand. The
field for the Houston market Is daily at
tracing wider attention aud the splendid
reception accorded the product Of the local
MIL wherever It goes makes prospects for
the future highly fattering The extension
Of acreage by planters In the contiguous
belt is also reported frequently as wen as
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-04

APPLES--Fancy Ben Davis, S4,75Gf5 90;
fancy winesaps. s. 25d5 so; Maiden Blush,
$3.50; fancy Oregon, boxed, I've red. $l.9GG
BANANAS Loose. 81 5oa1 as; packed,
CRANBERRIEs-ss 90 per bushel cratei
COCO ANUTs- sack Of 100, So 75@
90: less quantities, 81 Is.
LEAONS-NIessinas. new crop. So 5o6
1878; CALIFORNIA; So 25dS5o.
ORANGES-C California navels, S2I9M3.0 D.
PEARS-Fall varieties California Winter
Nelis. So 90
PINEAPPLES--Per crate, S4oo44.50.
GRAPES-New York Catawha 5-lb pony
baskets. 23c; Carrier crates. 10 Bib baskets.
S2.25; Malaga or Almerla, 25-lb kegs, So. so
G0 90.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-04
LIVE STOCK.
KANsAs CITY

Kansas City, January 3.-Cattle- Receipts
1900 natives. 20o Texans and 90 calves;
market strong, choice export and dressed
beef steers ,. Qo6t8 sos fair to good .00d
.. 80; stockerS aud feeders 256i4 rs ,
Western ted steers T5m1 50; Western
range steers 3 5O6iS 90; Texas aud Indian
steers 8 .OOGJl sos Texas COWS > so9i4 y;
native COWS > 500 20; heifcrs 3.75a5, - {;
Gamers T5M2 ~; bulls . S0i 40 calves
& T5@6.O0. Hogs Receipts 1900; market
strong; heavy q. 65@6 I'm light j. 3Fd
& As, pigs 4 iQ05 ~, sheep Receipts
200; market l0n10 higher; fed wethers
al co. culls and feeders = 00d3 Is.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-04

etraved or stolen from q r. Afford.
corner Cheneyert aud Holman streets, Hous
ton. sorre Alley II Of ~ bands high.
branded u on left shoulder and Fl L,
connected on hip; small blaze 10 face also
small saddle anA bride Reward. 81 50.
Sirayed or stolen, from Mrs. Ross. hnS
horse tGI, or Il hands high 3 years old
no bFpnd = sbod IN front: both hlnd feet
Willie. white spot In mqbe Reward. 81 %.
Strayed or stolen, from sutton,
harrisburg. hluc.rrav norge. l41a bands
high branded r NJ on left thleh; shod al
around; natural PAGER: Is IN good condition
Taken ur, By G. H. Eison, 10 Milan
street chestnut sorrel horse, . or 10 years
old. il hsnds high brand not known also
branded with arrow. This mare was in
an old wagon with body painted black, with
M tor, red wheels.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-04
Tho Nav orleans Market.

iSpccI1l 20 The IrSI-l
New Orleans, La, january S.-rhe mar
ket for rough shows somewhat more actiN'
lty on the decreased receipts, although the
bulk Of the latter consist Of consignments
10 local mills The market for both Hon.
duras aud domestic Japan Il steady, with
prices well maintained. Clean rice con
tInues strong and IN active demand Prices
show no quotablc change
The receipts were 1871 sacks OF rough
aud 2TlS pockets 81 clean
The sales were 1901 pockets ~ clean anfl
1880 sacks OF rough, Of which 4nI SACKS
were Honduras and 1883 sacks of domestic
1annn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-04
NEW ORLEANS SPOTS raLlNEp.
Growing Belief That Crop Estimates Are
Much Too Low.

MUCH 90 LOW.
New Orleans, january Slower Liver
pool, continued heavy movements ID IaTs,
and the growing belief that the crop esti-
mates are much lower than justified by the
present outlook had a tendency to weaken
the spot cotton market today and check
sales. The conditions resulted IN q revision
Of quotations middling and higher grades
being reduced y. while the lower grades
remained unchanged, Sales. 400 bales Of
spot and 255 TO arrive
The future market opened steady at a
decline of points. Liquidation by tired
longs. who are becoming alarmed by the
heavy movement, was the feature Of the
trading Under this nnfayorable Influence
the market showed decided weakness and
declined steadily throughout the session.
closing with net losses on the day of IL
To is poiptR
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-04
HIDES AND WOOL.
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago January a-Bntter- Steady;
creamery 15m2iM: dairy 14Meo. Cheese
STEADY Tatdl0& Eggs-.Firm. fresh 94N25
New York January 3.--Eggs- Receipts
10, G62 packages. Market strongly Western
at mark 23M29; Southern at mark 22d20.
ST. Louis January 3.--Poultry--Fi
chickens Z. Young 9: turkeys sh; ducks
car geese 36l5. Butter Steady; creamery
,d25is; dairy 15d20. Eggs Steady, %.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-04
MODERATE BUSINESS
IN GROCERY LINE.
Exceedingly Dull in Fruit and Produce
Braneh--Enes Bound upward-Cot-
ton Seed Products Advance.

Business iu the Wholesale market WAS
moderate yesterdy In the heavy staple line
ard exceedingly dull in the fruit and prod
uce branch Of the trade. Transactions In the
former were chiefly confined TO the filling
of orders already on hand for delivery With
the advent OF the new year, while in the
latter division the holiday reaction pcrvad.
ed the atmosphere severely.
There are good stocks Of California navel
and Seeding oranges on hand.
Quotations on bran have been lowered
pose and corn chops marked down cent
Turkey and chicken receipts were light
with the market ruling weaker on the for
mer and some improvement in evidence on
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-04
colo. Moskowitz &. Co.'s Letter.

Houston, Texas. January 3.-With tho
into sight l2000o, Houston and New Or
lene estimates 13.o0O and the ports 10000
more than last year the bears took renew
ed courage and with the assistance Of the
hammer club the market sold OF steadilS
from start to inlsh closing 10 points down,
and only the close Of The exchange stopped
the decline The movement will regulate
the price Liverpool Is due 10 be S'B4 down
tomarrow Cooke. Moskowitz & Co.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-04
Stoned Il, Wronn poa.

MARSHALL. Texas January s.-wili Mer.
rett and Richard Harweil, two small boys,
were attacked and severely bitten today
by a stray dog at which they were throw
ing rocks Miss Rosa Harwell. who came
10 their rescue. was bitten In the calf OF
the leg Richard King shot the dog, but
not before he mad himself been bitten on
the hand. The wounds inflicted by The
dog were canterized by physicians and
hydroprobia Developments are being
watched for.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-04

lsnecInl TO The Post }

New York January S,-The following
Texans are registered in New York:
Houston C n. Rennett, Navarro
Dallas Bradley FIAer Imperial; Agnes
Patterson, Park Avenue.
AuRtin-A ! Ieders. Hoffman.
Galveston Roy Ames, Misses Ames, Ev.
erett.
Texas II Wilcox and wife, Bar.
thoIdl; n. McCulley, Union square.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-04
Chronicle Weather Reports.
Especial to The Postl

New York. January 1.-The Commercial
graphlc advices from the South this even
ING Indicate that rain has fallen IN most
districts dnrlnG the week and that ip por.
in sections of the Atlantic States the prt
cipitation has been heavy In the Sopthwes
however, the rainfall has as rule been
iIGht. The marketing Of cotton mas con
tinued on liberal scale.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-04

San Marcos Texas. January 2-Who
wants the two following described horses.
onc sorrtl 10 hands high, u years old, some
white 10 face, little gray IN the tanks,
three white feet shod all round. no brand;
old. white spot in face, little gray about
the eyes shod all round, branded II og
left shoulder: they have been here two
wcets W r. Jac6man, sheriff Hays coun-
W, Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-04
- York On Goods.

New York. January 3. The general mar
ket continues quiet on the spot ana WIN
onlv n moderate amount Of mall order husi
ness bids for fair quantities of brown
cottons for export are reported, but gen.
eraliy below sellers limits Beached and
coarse coloted cottons quiet but hrn1.
print cloths. quiet No change In prices
Tor nrints and slnghams. Linens IN quiet
request
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-04
CoFFEE

New York, January s Coffee Spot Rio
dull! No. I invoice I, Mid Dnll; Cordova
T]SMil. Futures closed steady al un
changed prices TO 5 points not decline
Total sales 1850 bags, Including January
g. 1a; March Is 50; M0y Bn5Gl7 90: June
Z o5; July I l5i September S56if 40. M.
yember T55; December 55d1 20.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-04
Montgomerr. reNns. Iannnrv 81

Montgomerr. Texas, January 2.--Stolcn,
from Norwoods wagon yard, Navasotn,
Texas, on Novcmher j.. one black mare, III
hands high q years old, foretop shcarod,
u,upe lies on right side of neck. fresh sad,
die gals on back oyer each kidney, small
scar above knee on right fore leg one
white hind foot, shod all round with corks
on shoes, single foot and fox trots under
snddle was raised az Corslcana, Texas;
win nay $40 reward for any Information
lcrdiug 10 recovery Of said animal ] G
griffin, sheriff Montgomery county, Mont
gomcry, Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-04
KANSAS CITY.
II - 'F''NV
Especial to The Postl

Stock Yards, Kansas City. Mo. Janunry
2 The following sales by Texas and Ter
ritor, stockmen were reported today; N
SAMSON, loss pound steers 50 25, 1910
pound steers, $50.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-04
SUGAR.

New Orleans. January 3.---sugar-S Steady;
open kettle 23sd2 1915: open kettle ceptrl,
4 S-is: whites fi-f6d3St: yeliows 3asG39.
seconds 2@3A Molassss-Qulet; open kettle
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-04
METALS.

Now York, January 2-Lake copper l2is.
dull; tin weak and lower - 7Sd2S 10, lead
dun AGO, spelter dun ami unchanged, { 30;
pig iron warrants steady. To- j0all. 50.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-04

London. January S.-ConSols for money
a47s, account N4M Bar silver drm 26 l6i
per ounce. Money 2m2is por cent SAort
and three months bills 803ls per cent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-04
NEM oRLEANs LIVE sToCK

New Orleans. January THE New or
leans live stock market exchange reports
scarcity Of choice steers calves, vearlngs
aud hogs Market strong, With full sup
ply of ordinary. Sheep In full supply
Dull
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-04
NAVAL STORES.

wilmFeton, January 3 Rosn steady
J,0nq .O5. rurpentine. nothing doing.
Crude turpeutine, llo@2oQ Tar steady.
30
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-04
earailI & RIoharasonIs Letter.

Houston, Texas, January S.--Cotton is
coming into sight more like the month
Of october than January, much to the sur.
prise of the cotton trade and disguised
holders. The bears are happy and the fol
lowers of NELL, Buston q Co. are helping
the decline along. Liverpool was little
easy this morning, futures y to l.64 down;
spots 1872 lower With 5000 sold. Our mar.
kets were about the same as yesterdays
cIoSe al the opening, but AS receipts were
posted from Time 10 time during the ses-
sion, prices tuulUled, VITA net loss being
SHOWN IN New York Of IL 10 Ia points az
the close. New Orleans losing A. 10 Is
points from yesterday. Spots also We're IN
d weak condition, prices declining Il ia All
markets with small sales and usut demand.
The pcrts received 1900 bales more than
same day last year, and estimated receipts
al New Orleans were excessive, nearly ave
times he amount received on the same DAY
last year. Tue amount to come into sight
Tor the week was the bear feature, beng
3Lo4,u VS.. 24o,Ib3 last year Iutai TO date
6,I&f ,bN4 VS., o,bN&,30J ~ 1901, For ulkl
time this season we are aheud Of last year,
which Is quite a disappointment TO the
bulls, as they have been certain that at
no time would the movement tor this sea
son exceed last year Receipts at twenty
nine Interior towns Tor the week lIo,S49 vs..
la 645 last year. There Is some consola-
ton in the reduced stocks, which are iva
ODO less than the amount held year ago.
The visible supply shows an excess OF b.
600 bales over last year LlNerponi Stocks
OF American 1,O22UDO bales vs. &tOl9
same day In 1901 The future course OF the
market viii depend 10 a great extent upon
the movement, ana operators any c2hlugn',
ing TO believe that the perpendicular drop
in January receipts viii not be realized
Liverpool is due 10 he 3.B4 lower tomor'
row. CarEill y Richardson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-04

WIRE NAILs-S2. 95 base per key
BARBED WIRE Galvanized Glidden,
81 50 per 100 lbs; galvanized Baker SO. 50
per 100 lbs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-04
GRAIN AM HAY.

Carload lots, + o 5. cars from mtlers,
dealers charge from store 5dl0c more per
100 lbs on bran, Ease per bushel on oats
and corn, and toQ15c per 100 lbs on hay.
BHAN-Per 100 lbs. 81 256ti IS.
WHEAT SHORTS-Per 100 lbs, 81 asa
$50.
CORN-No . sacked. S6l4q sIl2c.
OATS-Per bushel, 5Siga60c.
HAY-Alfalfa, SIS oodl5. so; choice tim
othy, S19 0oGS19 50; South Texas prairie
hay, 81 50d9 90: North Texas and Territory
hay, STA .O0@16.0o.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-04
lsaaoi centrIfugal 6aels.

New York January B. suear-Raw.
steady; fair refining 3ls centrifugal as test
S9S, molasses sugar 2M. Rehned-~Steady.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-04

cOTroN $40 PRODUCTS.

r. o. n mill Texas interior points, nc
cfrdng to location. Per gallor
Prime crude oil, loose. ..,., 81 N
Pr mesummer yellow oil. 40 nj 81
Ltniert, according to quail
lily ....s,-..- ...sss.-.s.. w 1n WV
Per ton.
Hulls LOOSE. ......., ...... SIS 90 a
Prime cotton seed meal. 26 90 d26 50
Primo cotton seed cake. 90 90 al
QlotGuons on prime cotton seed meal
and prime cotton seed cake are for deIV
iery at Galveston.
Memphis. Tenn. January 3.-Cotton seed
oil Prime crude 36: on crude ; prime
summer yellow 500; choice cooking sum.
mer yellow nominal. Meal and cake
Prime 24.50.
easy--Prime yellow 4i@4lA,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-04

Calvert, Texas, January S.-Five dolols
reward for two hay mares aud 4 years
old. 1870 hands high, branded 81 on left
shoulder and RID on ieft hip. If found
notify j. T. Beard, Bald Prairie, Texas, nr
Guy Townsend. sheriff Robertson county.