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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-01
R. 3. Morris Co.'s Letter.

Houston, Texas. February 2s.-Ws,llc
business was on a very small scale today
results were exceptionally gratifying 10
those who are long OF the staple.
Liverpool cables at the opening showed
a slight decline, but they were better than
expected opening on the day to 3
American points whereas a considerable
loss had been expected In response to the
weakness ON this side yesterday
Spots were 1-32 lower on sales OF 1000
ba,cs, but reports from Manchester were
much more favorable indicating broad
ening demand for cloths ana yarns am a
more active business with India and China.
OTerings were particularly light through
out tho day ut the Same tlme reports from
tsll River and Providence told OF iInprov.
Ing conditions IN textile industries ana IA
woes from the South were To the effect that
SPOT holders were not citing 90 with any
greater freedom; weather reports indicated
cloudbursts In the Southeast p-ith precip,-
tation Of more than four Inches at Mont.
gOmery and the movement for tomnrre y
Lac misses TO be lighter
he hcals were encouraged by the heavy
movement for today and the large week
chd statistics. but they did not dare ven
tGre on the short side or the marker rather
I taking the precautions 10 look after tneil
outstanding short sales The movement 4.
SIN being watched with a great deaI OF
interest and on account OF The wire trouble,
OF the past few days the Elm Sight ag
lies issued Friday az noon had not com,
today at much later hour
I here was an increase, however, Owe
last year, II was thought But ever grant
| cd that There was an increase aud theit
| Is now an excess of more than $4,000 bale,
| over last year IN the total "in sight tner,
'is possibility that the crop may not CT
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THE TRADING in OIL STOCKS
VARIED COURSE OF VALUES
STRONG SIDE IN LEAD.
Geyser, Beaumont Confederated and
Manhattsn Observation-Disclosures
can and Independence Active.

The session OF the oil and Stock TX.
change yesterday was not up to the pace
set by the recent trading. yet In times not
so remote the day would have been called
an unusually active one. The course OF
values was varied but on the whole the
strong was more prominent than the weak
side
Anglo.Amerlcan opened higher with many
rejected offers at e aud several sales az
2ikc. This position broke later on, and
after trades at PC some Of the big lots
went at IKE The ABSORPTION was too rapid
on the recession and the close showed a
better range than for the preceding call.
Traders could not get together on Becky
81 arp. buyers refusing to meet an ask
price averaging &c lower GU the day, while
no further concessions appeared. ludc.
pedence was in an unchanged attitude,
easily bringing 2s.c and one or two holders
unloading at shade less. and au array Of
bids refused on that basis.
Geyscr OF Galveston brought higher prices
and seemed in strong demand. Sales Oc-
CURED at 23024c and lhc advance on clos.
ing bids did not ind sellers Merchants aud
Mechanics had a better value and all tho
stock that was wanted at gain OF tsc ON
the day could not be obtained, Beaumont
Confederated continued on an upward wave,
standing at the close. Manhattan climbed
M a notch with more buyers than sellers
az 63i5c National oil and Pipe fully kept
the strength Of tlic day before and Victor
ternatiunal sold to advantage and Higgins
made small decline. MGid OF orleans was
In better favor at &M1c increase and
Equitable and Guffey brought unchanged
prices,
The total sales amounted to 55,o54 shares
The days call closed another remarkable
month for an lnstitution of the age Of the
Houston oil and Stock Exchange. Jnnu
arys big record was broken IN the snort
month of February. While the sales of the
former month Amounted Ia 2,sis.52T shares
that total included l,2Jo,oo0 shares Of pro.
motion stock. leaving actual sales Of l59S
527 The aggregate cash Investments reach
ed S1a2. 18S. 40. For February there were
actual sales on the door of the exchange
Of 2,245. 400 shares. or an increase OF GIG
g33. while the cash paid amounc cd to SIZE
"a 80 an increase considering the promo
ton Investment The continued growth L.
due to the fair methods In the conduct Of
business, the genuinenesS OF the value:
made on its boards aud the honest treat
mont OF buyers and sellers whose inter
ests are always carefully guarded. Thi,
medium Of trade has taken rank among lhC
leading commercial bodies OF the city anC
the progress of the oil industry VIII be It;
guide to q vet more important standing,
1t was announced that no call Of the OK
change would occur on Monday IN honor II
Texas Independence Day.
The prices bid aud asked and the sale
made were as follows:
UNLISTED STOCK
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New York Gotten.

Now York, February 2S--The cottos
market opened steady with prices ] to
points higher and Tor the rest Of the ses-
sion exhibited a pronounced disposition TO
work still higher on real merits. Tho room
for time around the opening was against
the initial rise, though not openly antago-
nstic. Heavy port receipts, prospect OF
an enormous lin sight" movement for the
week and scarcity Of orders from the South
combined to increase the belief that the
advance was but momentary matter and
would soon be followed by another hatten,
Ing out under tho customary realizing anu
hear selling But the opening figures
proVed to he lowest OF the session for sub
stantIal new buying, chiefly from wall
street and persistent support from room
bulls held the market stubborny steady
throughout the critical honr after whicn
legitimate influences eustiy gave the
market sound footing. Reports that eN-
poltcrs and domestic spinners were once
more urgently bidding for spot cotton In
he South where prices were up l'lbc TO
&c on slim offerings did much 10 stimulate
tho bull support. Rumors Of q nearby
further advance In print cloths ana pre-,
dlctlons for n very light March I'm slght
movement were prominent Influences early
In the afternoon. Light estimates for TO-
morrow's New Orleans and Houston re.
GENTS gave the shorts clear lead ana
near the close vigorous Investment support
rushed prices 10 tho top notch OF the
session. The market was finally hrn and
not 10 10 10 points higher with sentiment
very bulliEh
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THE VISIBLE SUPPLY.
Secretary Hester's Estimate as Based on
Latest information,

0eCIStaTy f1esterS Estimate as Based on
Latest information.
New Orleans, February 2s.-Secretary
Hester's statement Of the worlds visible
supply of cotton made up from special
cable and telegraphic advIces compares the
figures OF this week with last week, last
year and the year before. 1t shows de
crease for the week just closed of 1852
bales against decrease of %, sG1 last year
and u DECREASE of 7s,712 the year before.
The total visible Is 4,437,9sG against
4,4G3, s4l last week; 4,O20,72 last year, and
3.H4l ,O5D year before last or this the to.
raj Of American cotton is 1890. $50. against
3, 1881 last week; 3,O39,722 last year aud
), lS7 ,OJ9 year before last, and Of all other
kinds, including Egypt, Brazil, India. etc. !,
l,04I 900, against 100000 last week: 9s1.-
COO last year, and IA 600 year before last.
The total world'S visible supply of cot
ton shows a decrease compared with last
week Of 55,S52 bales an increase compared
with last year Of 417.267, and an increa So
compared with year before last of 4D6 $50.
OF the worlds visible supply of cotton as
above there Is now aloat and held in Great
Britain and Continental Europe 1922. 600,
against l,7SB,0oo last year aud l,0JOCOl
year before last; in Egvpt 252,00 against
$4,000 last wear. and POI 900 wear before
last; in India 1900. against 505, 900 last
year and $4,000 year before last and I'm
the United States i,32@.0O0 against 1,541 =.
coo last year and l,444,Oo0 year before last.
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!OUSTON WHOLESALE MARKET

A shipment Of Mexlcans arrived Ia the
morning and lot OF Florldas came IN dur
ing the evening. The prices are somewhat
higher than they have been, In spite Of the
fact that some have expected to see them
lower.
Referring to the situation in dried fruits
Arguimbau &c Rance Of New York say:
while values ruling abroad and the mod.
crate stock OF goods here would justify
either firm or advancing market the
anxiety 10 sell is causing gradual de-
cline" There Is noted on the spot u good
demand through the list for nuts In sue ],
the BUYERS being mainly purchasers Tor
consumption during the Hebrew holiday
season now approaching. said dealer;
Usually buyers for this trade take the
cheaper quality OF fruit, hut Just at pres
ent the buying Is mainly on the hnc quality
ana goods are moving out in falr way
Concerning currants Tltlls Bros OF New
York write: "The increased interest mani
Tested during the last week has entirely
subsidized, with recent buslness consisting
OF jobblug orders to I'LL immediate require
ments. The steamer Pecouic sailed from
Greece on Thursday last with 100 tons. or
approximately 1900 barrels. The Greek
market holds unchanged at somewhat
above spot quotations. II Is reported tina,
by strong interests who have every conf
depce in the future OF the market, Ad
vices from England note n fair demand at
unchanged quotations stocks In that
quarter are less by several thousand tOl9
than are usually carried ct this season Of
The year Bonded stocks on February t.
rs published by cur customs department
show supplies Of about 1000 harre.s at
that time, or somewhat below estimated
hu!d,ugs. and apparently proving larger
distribution during january than had been
estimated
prominent Baltimore firm reports on
the tomato outlook: "rhe only hlndrancc
to free movement OF future tomatoes has
been the refusal On the part of responsible
packers to accept any business OF conse-
quence az todays figures until they can
safely do so. Their inability In many
cases to induce growers TO IN contracts
on acreage for the soming season must OF
necessity keep these packers out uf the
market until this question is settled Even
then careful packers are not likely to re-
peat the experience of last wear In booking
a large volume Of business with tho un-
certainty of another crop failure. Strong
as has been the market on futucr tomatoes
since the first 'ot the month, this feature
ana all that it Involves have rendered the
market on future tomatoes today much
stronger than Mt any time since Eastern
packers have begun tn take business for
delivery the coming season.
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h. & 3. Beers Cotton Letter.
Ignnct,t - rpL NO


New Orleans, February 2s.-Notwith.
standing Liverpool adylccs were not en-.
couraging, our market opened to points
higher advanced 10 additional on outside
luying, closing at net gain of L. points
on the day.
The twentynine leading Interior towns
received 10000 during the week. being 80
FER cent over last year. The total stock
held by them rs sol 600 against 63S, 600 la ST
year ana $4,000 in 1893 the record tron
year. In other words, with the exception
Of last year, the counted Interior town
stocks are the largest on record. The
amount marketed during the week shows
an Increase of 10000 over last year The
total brought into sight during February
was 10000, being an excess of 81, 90 over
last year, aud the aggregate brought into
slght from september TO date shows an
increase of ABB 900 over last year; therefore
as the growth last year was l05l0 900 and
rs the excess marketed 70 date Is 43S go.
II there H. ne more cotton IN the South than
| last ear, then the movement on IT'S face
points TO crop OF 1O.0J2, 900 bales The
aUourt brought into sigNt to March Is
S,66-,OOu adding the Southern conSumptiou
for the balance of the season, S0T, 900 ami
fne weeks movement In trarsit say $50
coo, you have 0,6l9,OOo, or practically tie
bureaus crop estimate, without allowing
anything Tor. tho balance of the seuson to
be received at tue ports, iutelior towns or
shipped overland. IL will lie seen nj a
glance that statistics prove that small crop
estimates IL lO,0O0,pOO and under lnust b.
/ abandoned 0s absurd In the me1uwbila-
sentiment continues very bullish ON small
| crop and it is not borne ont by facts on
course, long - figures are ignored ami
! assertions ana thcoS'es prevail. values may
| be sustained but eventually the iegitimute
factors OF supply and demand win govern
| IL, a h Reer
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|TIvITY IN TRADE
HAMPERED FROM CAUSES.
ends Oats Observation-Disclosures Weak
en-Corn Is Heher--Cotton Seed
Meal and Cake Firm.

csferday was only moderate busy day
the wholesale market. Some expected
pments Of goods failed to put In their
earance and many purchases were de-
ed until the arrival Of the new month.
fices on Friends oats have made de-
e OF 10c,
he market is well supplied on oranges,
ugh not to an overloaded degree.
hinkens sold lower In view OF weaker
aand, and fully a 25c loss was recorded.
acked corn quotations have been marked
a cent and corn chops 1G2c higher,
IS arc up about nc.
he excellent stock of bananas that has
aiy come into the trade is still moving
ely and brings good prices.
Is reported that prominent house In
molasses market is buying all offerings
open kettle and centrifugaIs IN both
" York and New Orleans.
otton seed meal and cake show distinct
mess, and the almost exhausted con.
.aIi movement in the trade. The stua-
b ln cotton seed oil Is unchanged
he egg situation was shade tirmer, on
basis Of 16@lsc, although there was lit
tfading. Receipts were light, as was
nand also. while a strong disposition
walt for a lower turn in the market was
Evidence.
N advice from Suu Francisco states:
ne Of the leading buyers on the street
d this morning that tho dried peach
rket is unusually strong, there being
y about eighty carloads on the coast,
tn the demand great The bulk of the
aches are held by few houses"
hero were lgrger receipts Of fresh toma-
than have been noted for some time.
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Richard Cooke & Co.'S Letter.

Houston, Texas, February 2s.-while the
into sight was 10000 more than last year,
the market advanced steadily from the
opening Thee. Price publishes answers
from the uncounted towns showing the
stock on January 10, and again the middle
OF February giving the names OF core.
sDondenis Many OF the Texas ones are
10 US well known aud stand at the ton
In which they live. The stock WAS al.
nInished about one-hnlf during this time
From correspondents throughout the south
10 the Journal OF Commerce, y unaninlity
Is seen Ia their answer as 70 the small
remainder In the Interior
Liverpool Is due 2-s4 M tomorrow.
Richard Cooke a ca,
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HONDURAS IN SMALL SUPPLY.

for rough rice showed no change today. OF
ferings were very slim and trading was con
rice was active No unchanged prices. Hon
duIas grades are IN request, but the de
mand for Japan lines Is only moderate
crate scale.
Receipts 900 sacks Of rough and 1896
pockets Of clean. Sales 42S8 pockets OF
clean and twelve sacks OF ropgh of which
twelve sacks were Honduras and no sacks
OF domestic Japan
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DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.

,APPLEs-F Fancy cvaporuted, JO-lb boxes,
oh4912c; Lib cartons, fancy, lOl2c; cartons,
dried 6hc
APRlCoTS-Pe lb, loose, 106a11c.
ClIRON-ln lob boxes, lie
CURRANTS-25-lb boxes cleaned bulk,
SlEq9c: lib cartons, 9A@l1c
DATES-l-lb packages, 71aqSc; Fard
dates, DC; Hlllowei, bulk, 60-b boxes,
5d6c.
FlGS-Imported 12H@15c.
PEACHES.Choice new stock s&19c.
RAlSlNS-CalifOrnia, 3-crown t. l..
boxes, S1.65@1. 10; ll-lb boxes, L. N. raisins,
6Ja zoe; 2-crown. l.. NJ. raisins, 5o-lb boxes,
11gdl4tc; 3-crown, L. NJ, 7%@Sc.
PRUNES-C alif0rnia, 80 zoos SC; sO.9Os
5i9c; .7o-Sos, &c; GO-7Os, 61ac; 50-GOs &c; 90
J0s, Sc.
NuTS-Brazil, 16Q17c per 10; dlberts
peanuts fancy hand picked, 6d6i{c: No
2, 4A@oc; Jumbo, IG7Ac; almonds Tara
coma. lUq lie per 10 In sacks Californiu
monies, Sc.
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Nan York pry Good

New York, February %. There has been
no change in the character Of the general
demand for cotton goods today. The tone
Is firm throughout, but sellers are not
quoting any higher prices, Print cloths are
hard TO buy. Linens are quiet. Burlaps
dull at previous prices.
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coed 100000 bales. In fact, it tho
the end of the year Is no larger than
lS04-g6, the crop viii be only 10000 O05,
This year has resembled that seaso~ very
much and who knows but what the resem-
son.
We look for some falling or In the move
ment In the next two or three weeks.
Il. i. Morris Co.
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RUGS ND CHEMICALs

Qulnlne 4OG42c per ounce bottle: NOR.
prime S2.25q2.5O per ounce; cocaine, $500
per ounce; borax, size per pound IN l00lb
packages; copperas, $40 In barrels castor
oil, Sl.20 per gallon In 5-gailon packages;
epson salts, S1.75 per 100 lbs In barrels,
alcohol, S270a3.OO per gallon; sulphur,
s.. Go per 100 lbs In barrels; alum. 2hsa per
pounds In barrels; saltpeter &c per pound
In barrels; eamphor. zoe! wood alcohol,
Sl.0o; gum opium, $3.50: powdered opium,
s4,S5; carholic acid. 4O642c per pound Ia
bottles; calcium carbide, $500 per 100, de.
liYered Tens common railway points.
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FANCY GRADE STOCKS
SHOW UNLIMITED OFFERINGS
Local Market Continues Active So Far
as the Clean Product Is Concerned.
Other Rice Markets.

The rice market continues active so far
as the clean product is concerned ana the
outlook for the future is as bright AS the
past has been. An advice from New York
SAYS
Fancy grades Of Honduras are In small
supply both locally and IN the south. Ow-
ING IL Tho small stocks sellers are indiner-
ent and they refused TO meet buyers un-
less the latter named full quoted prices.
Offerings OF fancy domestic JspanS also are
howeyer is limited Offerings OF me-
dium grades OF domestic rice are fairly
free but with steady demand prices arc
fairly well maintained. Ady,cns from Tor
ket Is supplied for the next thirty days
consequently the export demand may con.
tinue 10 drag with nominal quotations Tor
export grades AZ 2%m3lsc.
The demand is Of a satisfactory chnrnc-
tor and rough fails % make an appearance.
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PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.

White lead, per cwt. strictly pure, 50. %:
Turpentinc, per ease. two 5-gallou cans.
500; barrel lots. zoe per gallon. Mineral
paints. G0c per gallon Window glass, aO
etan reds. per ewt. $50; yellow ochrr.
per cwt, sl.00. Ilnseed oil best. boiled.
G9@T0c Ready mixed house paints. 81 OOp
l50 per gallon according to brand: mineral
prints, 80c per gallon. Window glass, 50
per cent on January list.
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HOUSTON DAILY POST. SATURDAY MORNING MARCH l. 1902

WHEAT suoRTs-Pe 100 lbs. 81 25lt
100
CORN No sacked. 7NSle.
'ORN cHOPS-P Pure. 81 4BM1 As
DAT S-Pcr hushel. 5Jai5Ic
HAI-A'fnlfa, Sl4. 7J01J 90; choice tim.
othy. s10,OOGi9.J0; South Texas prairie
hay. 50 .OnM1O. Cos North Texas and Terri.
tory hay. SiG.O0G1sOo
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HARDWARE.

WIRE NAILS .95 base per key.
BARBED WIRE Galvanized CIidden
$3.50 per, 100 lbs; galvanized Baker, SO. IS
per 100 lbs,
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CARROLL &, Richardson's Letter.

Houston, Texas, February 2s.-Nverpool
was the sustaining feature this morning
prices at the close being l4-H to 1874 high
CT on contracts, although spots were quoted
100 lower sales 1000. The opening In our
markets were slightly higher, but the trend
was upward from the very start, and the
bulls were out In force to support the
market on an signs of q recession. shorts
were on the anxious bench, and when the
estimate AZ New Orleans for tomorrow,
showing less than half the amount received
last year, was posted q Wild scramble 70
buy followed notwithstanding the figures
OF the into sight We're considerably iu eT'
cess OF last wear, they we're not as large as
estimated early. and the bears could ind
but Atile comfort ln that direction. Inc
movement 10 the ports was rather free, aa
were Memphis ana Augusta receipts for the
day, aggrpgating l522 against $50 hast year.
From reports received during the past few
DAYS it would seem 20 be almost a GER
talnty that the movement must show a
marked falling of shortly. and II this Ia
realized. VIC do not see any basis for a ma
tefi0l decline IN prices Sentiment u gem
orally bUllish, and while reactions will be
in order from time 10 time. we believe any
ensy period will be of only temporary dura-
| ton
Liverpool Is due to be 2MGl higher to
morrow. Cargill & Richardson.
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GRAIN AND HAY.

Carload lots, I. O. b. cars from millers;
dealers charge from store 5d1Oc more per
100 lbs en- bran, 2d;yc per bushei on oats
and corn. and l00ll5c per 100 lbs ON hsy.
BRAN--Per 100 lbs, H.il9i. L.
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New OrIeans Cotton.

New Orleans, February 2s.Y-spot cotton
was in good demand at full prices, Sales
from factors tables today were Rjo0 bales
and 1000 to arrive. Quotations unchanged
The market opened . 10 points up
Lower estimated receipts and more favor
able weekly statistics than expected caused
prices 10 advance steadily until the close
when the board showed net gains OF -
points on March and y on the other posi-
lions
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APPLEs-,Fancy Ben Davis So so; iona.
than and wincsaps, 5000
BANANAS-Loose, $1.65Gl,75; packed
81. 7jd2 90.
CKa = HERRIES-$3 OO6I3 - per bushei
crate; barrels, so OONI9 30
C0COANuTS-Per sack Of 100, SIS .5Otd
3. 70; less quantities. 81 90.
LEMuNS-Messinas, new crop, So 500
3. %; CALIFORNIA;, 81 75a3 10
ORANGES-California navels, 81 1906 W
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MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS


Bid. Ask
American Brewing Asso. .,...... 500 90
Commercial National Bank.245 90 ,..,....
Galveston Wharf Co.... 81 90 81 90
Houston Land & Trust Color 90 .........
Houston Drug Co,........Il3 I'D 90 ........
Houston Drilling and Sup.
ply GO. ......,....,..,,.l.. 90 w
International Croosotc Co.
Of Beaumont ........... 80 90 l,....,..
Monre-Cories Canal Co... ......I 90 90
Merchants National BankDll5 % 40 90
IlaEnolia Park Commend ,.......l 10 90
Mutual Building and Loan
Association ......,,...., ....... ZOO %
planters and Mechanics
National Bank ..,..... 105 90 ........
RocElnlc Oh MIN .,.,... loo %
South Texas Nation'l Bankl135 90 i52 30
Sour Lake Springs Co... ......,. 30 90
Southwestern Dry Plate Co ...... 1O1 90
Trinity Rice. Land and IL
rigatiOn Co. ............ ,..,.. 90 90
Texas Savings, Real Estate
and Investment Co. ..... "a so A. 10
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