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fail. / can heartily recommend Pcruna
as catarrh remedy."-Mrs. Elmer
Fleming
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ROYAL
Baking Powder

There are cheap baking powders,
made from alum, but they are ex-
ceedingly harmful to health. Their
astringent and cauterizing qualities
add a dangerous element to food.
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DOCTORS ENDORSE 1T.

For twenty-une years have been using
In my practice Duify's Pure Malt Whls-
key / believe II 10 be wonderful stlmu-
liant and tonic in cases where the physical
and nervous forces are depressed and eX-
hausted. c. W. BURROWS, NJ. D., 1872
Michigan Ave, Detroit, Mich, Nov 90
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W. II. Griffith, Concan, Texas, writasi
III suffered with chronic oatarrh for
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pletely cured me. / think Peruna is the
best medicine in the world for catarrh.
My general health Is much improved by
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Wall. Without Crutehes

OF frst-class brick, buy OF Improved
Brick company, 3i7 w. Second South.
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For Best Brick on the Msrket.
pressed and wire cut. go TO Improved
Brick company, Si7 w. Second South.
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,ng and vigorous and have on your cheek the
TFY's PURE MALT wHIsKEY regularly,
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-17
OIJSTON WHOLESALE MARKET

II Is practically "a fiddle with one string %
tue Quiet at these prices being entireie
confined to the lard Kettle; consequently.
y has more or less buctuated with lard
aIlhougn at the close yesterday despite
the fact that lard declined some Il points
tue market suddenly again turned 6rm
With sac freely bid ''
The entire trade Is practically "at sea-
regarding the situation. and change fheii
tactics from hour 10 hour and we must
sny That II Is utterly impossible for any.
enc to predict what the future holds Ia
regard To prices. II is fact, however
that there Is no export trade nj these n e
ures ana no inclination apparently ON the
part OF European buyers 10 pay tbom. II
tue lard Kettle cGn consume al the oil now
held and shat will be made the balance
OF the season, present prices will hold or
even 60 higher; II 1t can not Just as soon
as any pressure is commenced to he felt
prices VIII sharply decline. One is as like.
~ 70 happen as the other,
we quote the market a. the close with
prime summer yellow dull to weak and
offered at lie; t3c bid In small way
Prime crude 3Ic bid; 31lc 10 3sc asked.
The New York Journal Of Commerce has
the following in connection with raislns
According to private adyccs from the
coast, the situation in ralsius, touching the
prospects for the naming Of prices by the
syndicate is 1T is generally understood
that the members of the syndicate are on
the way East and are expected to arrive iu
New York about the lIth inst No prices
were fixed on either seeded or loose before
the party left. and Il Is believed the matter
has been left open until after the iucOrpora-
ton of the company In Jersey city" In
this connection the Fresno Republican
says The newest development in the
raiSin situation is the withdrawal Of the
packers from the arbitration proceedings IN
regard to the price 10 he pnid for the last
+ allotment OF @Np tons of rnsins. Aftor the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-17
'''94 'I,vcrpool,. VA Barbadoes 12ll
GALVESTON STOCK.
NEMA6HK COTTON.
The Market Opened Steady and Ruled
Generally Higher

New York, january 10.--The cotton mar
kct opened steady to points higher and
ruled generally firm all the carly session
fairly active general buying in which
the South figured couspicuously. senu-
ment seemed to have swung around solidly
to the bull belief and, I'm expectation Of
sharp falling off in receipts nearly evcry
one bought. Small amounts Of near months
came ont on the advance being for the
most part cotton purchased around 5 cents
and lower News was Of strong bulllsh
average from abroad as well as from DO,
nestle sources. Liverpool advanced "a
to 9 points on futures and 132 ON spot
cotton before our market opened and sent
huyng orders here, This support IN cos
junction with New Orleans huying served
10 create a feeling Of confidence in bull
circles and forced shorts TO beat hnsty
retreat While port receipts were con
siderably larger than the same day last
wear. tho interior town movement for the
FIRST time in many weeks fell short or
that Of the same day In lnol. Throughout
the day private and puH.c adyiccs from
Southern spot markets told Of a firm feeling
with prices unchanged 10 1-l6 higher on
export demand. Soon after midday the
market had n slight setback through selling
for profits. hut in the last hour. there was
a rally to about top figures of the day on
active general buying and scarcity OF sell
ers. ~,
prices net unchanged 10 > points higher.
Wall street aud commission houses wero
free buyers in the last hour
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-17
SITUATION IN LIVERPOOL.
Possibility OF Short Supplies in Summer
Months Realized.

Especial to The PoStl
New York, January &C.! have just re-
ceivcd the following cable from Liverpool;
"Eestcin markets slowly realizing possi-
binty Of short supplies u the summer, con
georentiy Manchester is showing lately
considerable increase in activity, but spin
pers manufacturers and merchants are
each in turn trying to improve their mar
Gin and business is somewhat checked but
each della. Increases its volume and with
gctlve markets large lines get put through.
So far as the outlook is today there is no
ground for suppOsing the demand hence
forward to tail below 1897 1898 and 1898
1890 unless prices rise abnormally, owing
IN scarcity as some OF last venr's de-
6ciencv hns vet 10 be made NJ
for Lancashire 70 try "a secure ~. =,
600 bales for their mills Meantime spin
ners are affected by the large estimates Of
Ieill aud bearlsh Vows privately spread
nv big number Of hrms having Manches-
tor connections The heavy movement has
also affected them, and the tendency has
been 10 sell yarns and cloths freely at full
,,rices in Manchester. hut tc cover cotton
sparincIy in Liverpool and America Any
change in the movement Of receipts would
have corresponding effect in Lancashire
immediate y. lheodore frlce'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-17

receipts at New Orleans but regalned the
loss closing unchanged 10 points higher
in New York and l TO lower In New
Orleans Spots were 1-16c higher in New
York unchanged in other markets, WIZ
large business at hrmer prices Exports
contnue liberal, and stocks are decrcaS-
ing There is some talk 81 Mr. Ellison rc.
dlIcIng his estimate Of consumption 2jpWl
bales, but at the rate cotton is going 49t
of the country, anything from MIN on ms
onestion world hardly have much beal1uE
on values As we approach another plall-
ing season we will likely hear about the
prosnectIye ravages Of the boil weeNll.
only those who live IN me ssslion nSo Wan ca1
these pests have destroyed the crop can
realize the amount of damage they 40;
They nave in the past few years covered
the territory from the Rio Grande river
to Central Texas, or over threeguhleIo
Of the distance between tho great rivers on
the southwest and the north boundary oI
orr State, Everything indicates that nc
fore another winter sets in thoy VIII reach
100 miles further north and rayage the
black lands OF Texas. For the pteschii
or until these insects have been destroyed
we do not see how another large crop can
he raised in this State, and as Texas IS
the keynote TO the price situation mere
is little 10 fear from talk OF Ihc ae, ,a
acreage. as a maximum crop can not pc
made with the festive boil weevil spread
ing as it has the last year. Allnough the
movement Of cotton outside or IeNns con
Times 10 exceed last year, mere Is Ieel'
ing among operators that before many aays
we viii be running behind 1901 ana moi
cations will point 10 smaller crop thal
u Generally talked now, resulting IN an
improved demand, more active speOui''''H
d higher values - ..-...
fivernool is due 10 be unchanged tomor'
row Carglll & Richardson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-17

Houston. Texas, January l6--Av@ro'l
while at ono time 2l..6i higher than yes
terday. closed as due l6i NJ. The cs-
Inmates were 1000 only more than last
year, with ports 5000 lu excess Of one year
ago. Considering the magnificent weather
this should be considered bulish. but In
the face Of bis New orleans sold OF y
points from the high mark Of the day, sell
Ing at 799 aud sos for March. From
member Of well posted and reliable LlN.
erpool firm We quote as follows; Inc
world consumption Of cotton seems 10 nave
fairly oycrtaken the production, Cotton rs
not a luxury, but AN article ~ absolute
necessity II tho population of the World
Increases the annual Increase IA cnnsumh,
lion is q certainty. As we near me end
II becomes evident that the crop OF lhst
wear will leave no surplus even though lne
big crop estimates be borne out, ana II
tho bureau, Wilson. Price and others are
right which we believe they arc, thelr
win be- an opportunity for those Who nave
been raising &c cotton 20 get even out one
must bear IN mind the nerve and money
il requires and the uncertainty Of specula-
ton ..ou
for Inc season past with corn, bacon mules
and labor at prices now prevailing COTTON
will sell at DC before another crop can ps
raised Liverpool is due TO be uncnangel
tomorrow. hchhrd NocAe W.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-17
THE LOCAL. MOVEMENT
WAS SLIGHTLY LARGER.
Sales of Clean Continued in the Majority
Much Interest Centers in Prospects
for Next Season,

The movement in the rice market yes
terday was slightly larger than that pre-
vaillng in the several days previous The
sales Of clean continued in the majority
and requests came from many quarters
Interest now mainly centers in the pros
poets for the next season and all things
augur well for the territory contiguous.
Preparations are completed by which
Houstons facilities for handling the 'nt.
put viii be increased and the favor al
ready gained rs center Of trade Tor the
cereal can only intensity the bright
Of the future. The demand maintains a
powerful strength and Is very general IN
It's nature Some operators predict an ca,ly
advance in prices, In Wow Of the present
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-17

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS ids VIII
- ir-- received 4l4a-~ .ot-LcG- Of the state
comptroller, Austin, Texas. uutil 10
O'Clock "a. M saturday, January 20, 1902.
for the plumbing and electrical work OIL
The state cplcptlc colony being built at
Abilene, Texas Each proposal to be ac-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-17

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed pro-
naz1-- -Gn-- ill., erectlon OF a two-story
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-17

BEEswAX Prime Texas, 22d23c per
: BEANs-Imported navy beans, 4iFGYc;
Bayou, 4c; English dried; BIC; pink 3c,
California navy. 4A@4i2c: snaps. SlVo per
bushel; wax, S150 per bushcl; California
BUTTER Blue star 22a2ac: dairy, loc;
Tluin creamery, 2s020c; Texas bricks
l5@19c Oleomargarnc -, Lincoln soll lds;
lie; prints. 1Sc: Moxleys special lscs Crys-
I'M Gem and country rolls. Zoe; Empire
state .pecial 1jc; special Blue star lSc,
Elgin dairy bricks, 19c; Idenl. lie; Purity
prints, Die; Elgin creamery. solids lee'
country butter IN pals, 10000.
CABBAGE-1h&1lac.
CuEESE--W Wisconsin full cream rolls,
15c: Wisconsin full cream daisies l3'ec9
l4c; Wisconsin half cream, l2'2@ H.
I6RAUT-sNew, in half barrels, SS'VOes
0NIoNs-Per pound. 5l4d3lac.
PEPPER-Chile new 1jGl6c per pound
black Singapore 1Jc. 1000, 90.
P0TAT6i!S- ,2o; Colorado, 81 2Q5ii .S0 ,.
seed potatoes, 1l-peck sacks, $500 I"-pech
PEiNUTS-Jumbo, per pound, 6iad6Ao
fancy hand picked No. /, jl2c.
PECANS-New Texas, per pound locoo
POULTRY-Chi hens, good $500
3 SO; fryers large. S300a3 20: broilers'
ierge. old. 81. SOd2.O0; ducks. large, g. 90
4 "a: geese full feathered, S4OO8o'UO; tur'
KEYS. hens. S000WI,Oo; turkeys. go an 50
$1,000 90: young turkeys. S3.23dd, 10
SWEET PoTAIoEsIPump.k,ii KIN n ana nc , Eesi
low vans. 7jGg0c huehel, according 10 qua'
lty: white ynms, 4OQ5Oc. o.-,,,,, ~
CAULiFfOWER-Fancy California per
crnte 81 40U2.65.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-17
HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

River, 81. %: Blue Rell. Columbia River.
$50, Violet brand, ST so; Carnatlou brand,
Fancy Red Alaska, 81 35Q1,40; Pink Aaska,
81. 10.
RDINES-Amerlcan quarters, IS 6jsh
a.75; mustard, So. l0a3. 20; imported Gil
lcttC gIade, quarters. So 80: fancy SpraJs,
quarters IS Ou6t10.OO. according to grade
TABCH-StGudard goods: Pearl, in 4O.h
boxes, 4@sm4l5c ROYAL Gloss OF Archcu.
hulk, 4}e04Mc; Nickel, 100 packages per
box, So &C; corn starch, 5i2c per ID, 20 and
40.lh boxes.
SUGAR-Q Quotations arc for small lots;
Especial rates are given oE carload orders.
Standard granulated, 47sc; cubes and POW.
dered, llic Louisiana yellow, cIaw1ed and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-17
Rrakenan WashInnton KiIIed.

Waco. Tcnus January 10 The monGled
remains ~ Charles Washington. hrnke'
man of the KATY railroad, were brought 10
the city early this morning. Al Temple
last night by some means he fell from his
train and WAS ruu over He was not missed
for some time aud when he was an engine
was dispatched to ind him and when his
remains were found three trains mad passed
rr,ar his l,t,tlS crushing III almost TIA IoAlH~
The deceased rs n yonnE man and lived
with his mother I'm this city The funeral
took place this afternoon at O'Clock
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-17
The New Orleans Market.

New Orleans, January 16.--lradng In
rough rice was on somewhat better INES
hut tho market showed only moderate oHer'
lngs. aud these were about all absorbed
clean rice ruled steady with trading brisk.
Prices closed unchanged. Receipts hoIu
country mills were again moderate. re
ccints 8570 sacks OF rough and l422 pockolS
az clean Sales 75l0 pockets or clean Wy
22O7 sacks ~ rough, ~ wHirh ll'o sackh
Jnpsn: $50 sucks for seed purposes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-17

,..s IN the wholesale market yester-
sla ~. more active than has occurred for
"as orders covered all classes Of
ad much improved condition per-
!, no trade.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-17
No. York pry 5000.

New York, January 16-Dry goods--rhe
Improvement in general demand for cotton
goods noted yesterday has been maintained
but It is made up Of small orders as a
rule. with no buying ahead 10 any extent.
The tone Of the market is hrm ana sellers
are paying attention 10 the strength ~
raw cotton. Print cloths are quiet today
With some business in odd goods at full
prices Good demand reported for silks
and the market Is strong
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-17

BOOK MEN open for engagement this COM
Ing year for a reliable New York house;
contracts made with right parties. Ad.
dress Publisher, this office. IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-17

LlFE AGENTS, IMPORTANT The Pacific
Mutual Life, Americas foremost annual
Tr,y rnliobie rsollcifors on a Suaramteed
salary Ia addition to liberal commissions
aud renewals. II you can produce $1,000
business per month write US, naming ref
creuces for ful particulars. Rosenbaum
Bros. general agents, Kirby building.
nallus, Texas l-26-O2
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-17

AGENTS WANTED Wldcawake men and
women for local and general cauvassing
throughout Texas. u StrHl ghtfOrward
proposition to straightforward people.
none othCrs need apply. Southern Regis
try Co. New Orleans, La. is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-17
a-===aa
HEAVY STAPLES

HEAVY STAPLES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. per key. $500;
esting powder, Sizes per key; drop shot,
\ sack, 81 IS; buck, 81 40.
short clear. in sacks,
tSSaie4e; regulars 10a@l1c; boxed nc
Eve; bellies 1l&Ml2c.
P}4sG;.GiilNG AND TIEs-Baggine, oh,
,<,rlo, i]sc; Arrow ties less than car
~ v2nISS; from Houston, Sl.25.
Eg5St%e per 10; No. /, full weight. basis
4 ,aggusl,i2e per 10; special sizes &c higher;
Il 1e9, r654al loo, as to quality.
4 A,NsD,LES- Star, full weight. lie; Gran
4 t wv weight, lOlac; Electric Lights, 0c.
M sI3z lln,opo66rtland' S2.I503.25; Roson-
ttS0 B, Y Pc fair s4as.ac; prime ala
ry eI ,9I5 lWd1Obc; fancy 1lM12l3c; Pea
.o;sa,- 9l5l2c; Cordova, l3Ac; Ro0sted
~ 90 Arhuckes Ariosa, basis 10Qlh
J5Oc, rs g delivered, Apex, 11.4oc; Lion
m 81 Goid seal Mocha and Java, lib
HI ana Mocha and Java blend, lib cans,
1 I p s1d 5,lh pals, 1Satc
i tn,eIIhERS-A c Soda, bulk, boxes,
NJ. I'D cartons, per dozen, Sac ginger
stesS ~ o.3f, creams, Sc; stage planks, 6l2c;
!, LQUR-B0sis 4S,lh sacks; Fancy high
L IA s4,4o; fancy, half patent, $40;
4 It,gfade, $40; 24-lb sacks lOc per bar
thsss lour In wood 15c per barrel
4 d4ss.l.NAcEoUs GooDs-Grtts. hom'ny
Peesi meal, in 36.lb sacks. 'S2.T5 per
KIM, OF Tour sacks; Scotch oats, SO 05
4 WIZ oats 81, 05: Columbia oats, 50 so;
$ll n, oats, s. IS; Hecker's buckwheat;
Il ap packages $3.50.
49, henned tiercc. compounds. SiaM
&n N tia n13gll15c; 50-lb cans. Ac higher
Es 7EerceS; lob cans, sic higher; 5-ib
ST.H higher; BIB cans, lie higher.
hnIc 10 Standard, lll5c; fancy. 12Md13c?
i2 aAE- Bulk, 500 per barrel; coopered,
/ iSo}TSEY-In barrels, coarse per gallon;
hsItp, cans, extr0c;rd. 5d6c per ponndi
fd7c,' ~ lc; In l2-lb cans, extracted,
klota esen,1 sections, 120l&c.
Il me- o62 : .5 5Ss-Rehoilcd, fair, 1890 isc;
tn svr,,gl- DC; choice, 25a2Bc; fancy new
u mp '-a35c; pure new crop syrup
j SoCN1bI9EAsED MIIK-Elgle. 50. 7507. 90;
A sl,-I.a. 4,B@4 Is; Dime, 50. Sjfi3 90;
5lYS1 \ q l5l4 %; Wilmer. 81 2lGl 80.
Ab mi 10 ASLl-lb full weight. 1 ~, S5Gf30c'
gb.Sci IN, light waigat 55s3GOe: e.lb,
III sN,sdlght $4,000; lunch oysters, lib,
{IjtoT,kLLEs-Flve-ranon kegs. 81 90: 10
Nherjoe, $50; A-hbls, s.. 90; plnts
i Il. III M. tSle $LO0; quarts. American
iIcsssSie $50; l-galloa beTegon. 81 3d..
Il 5i,,i. Extra fancy head. o. m8l6c: choice
~ rop,, ar s%@fiac; fancy Imported. Gei
b a6t5 M, bssis 7.10. nAc; Gnnllo
$ALT'-lIIIda.d,' iath yarn. Sc; tarred, rae
d. - t,@puiSlana. coarse. S5c: iuc. S5c
\ S, 81 20; COOS. So 40: 100 Is
Ii fiSH-Mackerel. No. /. IN iO.n
80oas 90; half-bhls, TOlb, No I
II ALaf,SS: ,. 50 ano5.I5.
4 IS; &c., Castle Rock. Columbia River
II sRssr Alaska, 81 l5; Toy, ColumbiI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-17
"A. g. 3. Beers Letter.
fsnncial N The Post.)

~ev orleans January 16.--H. g. B. Beer
say: Liverpool was disappointing, there.
fore our market opened l lower declined
. 10 later 90 liberal port and interior
receipts and large New orleans estimate
for tomorrow. Fresh buying subsequently
occasioned an improvement of from the
bottom. but realizing near the close caused
easiness, making the net loss / 20 points
on Tic day The principal feature was
cables from Liverpool statiLg that the
probability that Sir. Ellison would reduce
his estimate OF American consumption
10000 bales In view Of unsatisfactory tex
lilo trade conditions prevalent Ia Europe.
In other words, this would bring ms Tor
mer estimate of 10000 American neces-
safy FOR the worlds requirements down 10
10 10000 We, for some time back, nave
Dredlcted that the estimated consumption
81 America would have 90 be reduced by
Mr. Ellison as the taklngs by splnners
to date are only slightly in excess OF last
year, the excess OF the movement belns
held by merchants, as Is evidenced by the
heavv visible supply. The afternoon squirt
was predicted on the report that Ar. Price
would issue a very bullish circular tomor'
row, dliating on the small stocks held ia
| the uncounted towns In the Atlanucs, the
/ aggregate indicating that there is only one
| third rs much cotton In these StaFS az
| last year. The trade has been surtfllen
I With these reports, as we'll IS the wegic'
NtIon OF . marked falling on in receipts,
rSvbsch has nof msteriaiized, and 50 Tar
Mere are no indications Of ne same tssing
Mace Many others have taken census
J, * stockA before and ware misled because
n. as
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-17
ElIis Countv PouItry shoM.

Waxahachie. Texas. January 1G.-rhc
Ellis County Pet stock and Poultry us.
sncintion Is holding It's annual show here
this wcck beginning today NJ IT. u. SAY,
poultry fGncicrs In the State, IS here to
act as Judge fhc premium awards,
amounting TO 5000 or $500 will be mudc 10
morrUv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-17
NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington. y. c. January 10 Turpcn-
tine duict 3Tm3s Rosiu arm. t.o5dl 10.
Crude twpcntue stoady. 1.lC@2 90. Tar
firm, / -.
savannah Ca January 16 Turncntine
firm 80. Rosu Nru quiet; A. u G. ~,
/ IL: T. 20: H. 22l5. 6, 1.2Iih: IL, 40;
T. 20. *. 25 NJ. IS y. .. %, window
rlnhs b 90. Mnl.r MhiIn B So
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-17
nprcs Am CHEMICALS.

oplnlne. 4OG42e per ounce bettle' snnynso
mime. 225fi2 80 per ounce; coeai9 ,S9 1Jb
per ounce borax, si2c ner peuna IN csstor
Ss,H z "a ner t-llIon In 5.callon packages.
ensoa salts. SITS per 100 lbs In barre s.
aiaShai. - Tcn30o per gallon sulpnul,
Sc az per 100 lbs 10 herrels' alum @7ls ,rin5
pound in barrelsi saitpeisr' 80 PEI 49,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-17
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FIRM.
Futures Opened Point Down and
Maintained Their Level.

New orleans. January 1G-The spot cot
ton market today was active and firm.
There was any quantity Of bear stories
aGoat. big estimates OF receipts and that
somebody had reduced his estimates OF
consumption by q quarter OF a million with
ont explanation, but the position OF cotton
T., +oo strone 70 be Influenced by this class
~ 10 gc,,nrs Sales 10000 bales. including
9do6 10 arrive. Quotations unchanged.
% E,t,'res on the FIRST eall were ] point
down. After the call there vas a silght
li,t rs az 10 the amount Of cotton CON
s,,nel and large receipts for New orFpns
SaH a depresslng effect. the. market 81 ypng
With net losses Of i 10 points. n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-17
SUGAR.

New Orleans. January lG-- Sugnr-Quict
omen kettle 2StGt2Aa; opcu kettle centrifugal
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4 BIG; whites 3NsM3 ~ 10; Nellows 80
y 9.1C, Seconds lAW3. Molasses Dun
urcn kHttp om2,; centrifugal Gals, syrup
Dul 10M22, All nolusscs and Syrup ar
irving affected by frCst.
New York, January lU. Sugar Raw easy;
fair refining 2's: centrifugal i@ test "ki
mollsses sugar 9's. Refined quiet