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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02
HOUSTON WHOLESALE MARKET

the Improvement In bran and wheat shorts,
While corn and oats remain a shade higher
say concerning cocoa: "supplies have
been coming in freely and now that the
been coming In freely and no what the
weather is favorable the gathering OF the
crop win be steadily proceeded with. Ex-
ports for the fortnight amount to 905S
bags, OF which 1920 bags went to the
United States, and from october l to date
shipments amount to "a leo bngs AS com
pared with 2g,S47 bags Tor the correspond
ing period last year The wca thcr was
shoWery during the carly part Of the fort
hIglt' nut a favorable change has since
taken place, ana the dry season appears
10 ne gradually setting In. At least u fort
night OF sunshine will be required before
sugar making can be commenced"
Referring to salmon, the Trade Journal
reports: There Is more inquiry for
Alaska reds from England and also from
Eastern points. The absence Of berth room
to England makes 1t out Of the question
TO fill orders from there unless via rail or
by sail TO Atlantic seaports and from
thence to England The market is very
poorly supplied with both pluks and chums,
nut there are considerable Alaska reds
anu iuset sound sockcyVs to be had. The
uhsoid stock carried is placed at 100000
sockeyes. This holding includes that he'd
hy British Columbia Gamers and also that
held by the Pacific Packing and Navigation
company. The latter are holding at sl1O
ana the Fraser river Gamers at quota
uohs. Puget Sound sockeyes are stiil Of
fcred at 81 dozen regular When these
are cleaned up then it will be hard to get
them below Sl.0o or S1.1O per dozen for
tails"
In connection with the peanut situation,
Messrs. Holmes & Dawson, Norfolk Va.
state that correspondents In the principal
peanut raising sections In North Carolina
give an average of SO per cent Of the total
crop Of 1901 as having been shipped out OF
the various sections. Regarding conditions
OF the markets the firm state: 80 far as
we can estimate there are Mt this time in
thG hands OF commission merchants in Nor
Iolh uhso!d not over 5000 bags, as com
pared with stock In their hands and Ia
transit at same time last year OF some
thing Ike 100000 bags"
As to market conditions: The trade is
not taking the cleaned goods as fast rs
they ala last year, for the rcasOR that they
are now buying on limited scale and from
'hand to mouth whereas last year. when
peanuts were cheaper, they bought ahead
OF their needs and on a speculative basis
II must be remembered, however. that be
cause OF the exceptionally fine quality Of
peanuts this season there IS a proportions
Ntely larger number Of bags which 20 into
lActOry, hr,iaded hand picked peanuts,
than was the case last season, Smelling
stock ana inferior grades being scarce.
1t VIII take great many peanuts to
MI the demands of the trade later on
when, receipts will have Stacked up, but
Tor the present It Is VOL to remember
that the factories can take cars Of lust 80
many peanuts ut the time. We conclude
ihat the situation Is strong one from q
crop standpoint, and with good factory
near future
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caraiIl 9 RIohardson's Letter.

Houston. Texas, February Liverpool
only declined u Ga today when as much
more was due but spots were quoted 1-32
lower on safes Of 5000 for the half day.
In sympathy with the rather encouraging
Liverpool market good support was In evil
dencc on this side our markets ruling
steady throughout the day, New York clos
ing to higher, and New Orleans to Z
higher Spots 116 up Galveston, un-
changed elsewhere. The movement is as.
Stunning more moderate proportions. to'al
at the ports today being biVQQ less lnSIi,
last year. While estimates at Houston ana
New Orleans were less than han the
amount received on the corresponding DAY
last year. The semi weekly movement 10
81 interior towns was: Receipts 10000 VS.
l2S.439 last year, 1850 in 1900, and H..
Tl2 in 1860; shipments 126,99S vs. l52,sl4
last year. l16.Gls in 1900, and 5m9lS IN
$500, and 1860 in 1893; stock b10o1 vs.
752 p03 last year. 6g30 30 in 1900 and 500
elS in 1850. Stock at these towns de
creased 1000 bales for the week. There Is
a lack Of speculation, however, aud with
d large long interest outstanding 1t is dl'n.
cult 90 advance pliccs materially. Sentl-
ment continues bulish, hut with 1gureS sueh
as confront the trade az the moment, those
to change their views The bulls contend
We win soon see drop I'm receipts cOmmen-
surate with their ideas regaruiug the pres
ent crop, and time only viii tell. Our
New Orleans correspondents wire: Liver.
pool cables, We expect q gradual decline;
movement too heavy TO bull cotton
In the meantime there Is an absence Of
decided action Oh tho part Of operators,
trading being confined principally TO the
sralpiuE element. who are satisfied With
moderate profits on either side, which are
eagerly grNsped with q Wow OF taking a
| fresh start on any indication Of light or
| free receipts for the duy, as the case may
Liverpool is due TO be unchanged Monday.
NarEtl Richardson.
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ANJNtrrN-rsrtpN, lI,,,l.r -a- b. e. M.
,,..i "a = ~ ! 5ON We, SeC hSs, St,v
bIHAtVhS PS"uSh 49, Pe1 Aes' u'"p SUIT
pei sStcAI -; 10, ouTH, - ~, q, 49,
lni,a!,ta NAt,n ruV' "a Ityy11a IN saVhs,
hTTlfN va ,5 V7'ViiU' uoAcu He
"'k"vGcPP SS'Gi''' NJ Was Royy,pr on,
t i6S, 2le' fr S;s; Agrow aes Jess than car
c,' ~ lS;S!pl-stlG1k' NwianPe5 basis "a No Z,
re az 20, III. Mcisu' MSS
al VI -, Per a. speI,a' sizes '2c A'Sne''
MY Siri' t3 ~ 80 70 u%HttSL, 80. c-
~, ~, ~, tu' u 1851 liz GEah
W, pIa 81 no W.,
dnle 81 T5Sjo "a ''1''1' '-'''e''-'' N0'e''
uHtcG; ;,ts2yt-sN' ,t. e,t,ze,,,. ., a.,
C0Fb IRE Ss f io srS$Si prime re
6tr,,. Y"i JfIgiHS. CorJors' igitNS Bro.toa
cosisss - rhTgtIcs, 49,, N' i6o II,
$3.50 dii,eroa 49, r"s1e ~ W
~ 20, Can Scoi Siocl,a s,5 IaS,6 N nj,
cans 5sr. Mocha and Js~s hinnd IN ems
2lb and 4Ib mills iSs,r 40 N''D''
N eV fVE~tt,teSs pas ASl4S. ,,.,. -
7lcs n csrtons rsr do 1e poS6S g oGNes.
snSnq 7is, crCaTns e, StotS niSDis M q.
SnEFs and iHmbies liz 0'2N'
ETOtiR@ BSsis SS'th sacte. p,rcv ri.,,
patrnt So 40. fnncv boiT mimi e. Ia
thlrd Grade IA 70. Jam sacks loo ncr bSr,
rci higher: hour In wood i5c Der barrel
birberA 800 80 V A'~ ~ NN''V'
FAKiNACEous GOODs- .Gr,ts bom,,v
and cream mool in 40lb SACKS per Say
g0c; pearl meal. in S6.ib sacks, S2.7S psr
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METALS.

New York, February 1.--Today's market
was qulet one In all metals Interest con
unues % center In Gopher. which seems 10
We're unchanged. Lake stands az las,6gi9Ii.
electrolytic l2sMl3, and casting at l2h 70
lSs, Tin was moderately active In a lob
hlng. way ana steady at % oOd24 10 Lead
ruled steady and unchanged with fairly no.
tice demand from the trade on the basis
OF 4 10. Spelter was quiet. STEADY and un.
changed az 4 p. Iron was quiet here.
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BEEsWAX-rrlmo Texas, 22a23c per
BEXNs-Imported navy beans. At@asc.
hiack eyes. $1,000; Michigan navy, Jc,
California navy 4Au4I1c; Snaps, Si'OO pes
hHsheli .w9N5 $3.50 per bushel; California
BuTTER-Bue Star. 22a2sc: dairy. 1ac
L@ ne. Oleomargarine Lincoln solids,
l2c; Lincoln prints. he: Daisy solids iB5t
lac; prints, lSc; Monkeys special, 1Sc; Crys.
Lal Gem and country rolls, Ice; Empire
Elgin dairy bricks, l9c Ideal, ll5sc; Purity
creamery ~ and sob tubs, 2lc; lib
prints, 24c; E'gin creamery, solids, Use,
country butter, In pals. 1uQ2Uc
CABBAGE-l i.Nl&c
,, CHE Ms, Wisconsin full cream rolls,
i9c; Wisconsin full cream daisies. lSlscat
lac; Wisconsin half cream. 12tkRl3c
EGIS-kansGS, 25Q2Gc. Texas, 25a26c
o ahRAUT-New, in half barrels, 5000
oNloNs-Per pound, s,4sssc.
crate, 81 % white, So so.
=, FEfFER-C Gale, new, 15alSc per pound;
PQTAToES-S120; Colorado, 81. 2oat 30.
ssSa potatoes ll-peck sacks, 1915; 1O,peck
PEANuTs-Jumbo. per pound, 6x@sZe;
fancy hsnd picked No. /, 5i6c. ~
iECANS-Ncw Texas per pound 1Oc
ouLrkN-ChIckens. hens, good, So 00a1
300; myers, large, SS0OG35O broIlers
S@.oo0i2 30; mixed lots, So 4O6I2 Is; cocks
aae55 6 o,d, Si.SS9209; ducks. large, S2.T53
Keys, hens, Sd0O07.OO: turkeys, gobblers
Si,uCW 1000: Young turkeys, SO 25Gf3. "a -
SWEET POTATOES Pumpkin and vel.
low vans, SO09oc hushel according to quail
CAUMFLOwER- Fancy California nor
dozen, 81 GOAL so. ~
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DAY IN THE RICE MARKE1S
for the day making a total to d'''
OBJ.
Tn. New orleans Market
Especial to The POST .

(SpeCldl 70 Inv ~. r,sfs
New Orleans. February L-ins ,.g,s
for rough developed a fairly aclr' N q
and offerings were well taken ~, ~
and i' this fact has infused more ne S,.l ~
situation. The market eloseu .s. /, ID
day, with prices shade hlsns 81 III
grades of Honduras; clean rec ..,",s -
active for a Saturday ana ou .o.str p
well absorbed. Receipts from e eool q
were on moderate scale ~, me- dss'
sacks Of rough and 1927 pocs sS No 50
Sales 34S0 pockets Of clean ~ we're Hai
of rough. Of which $3.50 SACKS SACKS, Jsrs
duras and 100 sacks of dom mes. ,uis,'
Clean rice-steady; head ~ - , lse,
3hG4h; screenings 2hG-A'
with actual sales at 2a9l55;; and w:
Reugh rice-Honduras a gsnsn steiei y
M 35si1 10; domestic 9upounliuras -
. no with actual sales OF .s50ds@
400 and domestic Japan !"
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NeW York prp Gnnds

New York February LA moderate
amount OF business has been reported today
IN staple eottons Of all descriptions with.
out change In price. Print cloths are arm
on on inc basis Of Lie for regulars but no
and ginghams are arm with moderate sales
american cotton yarns steady wors,ad
Ssrns urn but quiet; lutte and naea ysrns
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SUGAR.

New Orleans. Feoruars tettle f''n1,gf
sl@@S Isle; seconds il ,sSsss; rsan-
Steady; open kettle 100
6al5; syrup STEADY. ao9-~
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A SMALL ACTIVITY
IN THE LOCAL TRADE,
Nc Receipts Of Rough Occurred and
Sales of Clean Were Only Medium.
Arrangements for Planting

Yesterdays rice market was rather dull
Again no receipts Of rough came in and the
sales OF clean were only medium. Ac.
eumulated stocks In the general trade have
brought about some cessation in demand
and while the local market has been freer
from the enervatlon than a number OF the
other trade centers, it is perceptble to
degree. Purchases OF seed rice will no
doubt be on large scale during the month.
as arrangements for planters are we'll un.
ue' way ana the Increase In territory for
production 8 immense. Houston's faclu.
tles Tor milling win be extended In propor
ton ana the splendid record Of the present
season has so encouraged the moves I'm
nus direction that probabilities now are
Tor quadrupled capacity in the next sea.
SON go
Ia following wing, were the ruling prices:
IicrdrraeNus h ''......,.. 81 - asa 30
CIean q" ~ rough ''........ 1 so a 3 rs
honduras heads, per b.. OK n o,D
Line, straight, per ID -. 6Sm& 099~
-lae, No. 2, per b.. O9atG 0att
SSPEh' heads, per h.. o3ilG oltt
11apAh' line, per lb...... O3iT a"
ff,r.tsH' per ton ............25 90
St-rt,.AooeA tuh'.'.....,..... 20 90 d22 90
Brewers '''''''''' ....,. 3 50 a 4 90
Ts y. ~ s;s.,........ o.
=, ne GAYS sales amounted to 300 rockets
- e1N' Aness we're no receipts sf reuEa
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FRUITS.

APPLES-Fancy Ben Davis, SIS. so;
fancy aud choice wlnesape IS .OOQiS. so:
fancy Oregon, boxed, I've red, 81. 1872 90;
other stocks, 81 5OG6 so,
BANAAAS-Loose, 81. 6Sd1i. 10; packed,
81, 1922 90.
CRANBERRIEs- .ooas 25 per bushel
crate; barrels, SO 0oE0.rO
CoCoANUTS-Per sack Of 100, So. 259l
3 30, less quantities. IS so.
LEMONS-Messlnas new crop. 81 5O61
1913; CALIFORNIA;. $500
oRANGES-California nayels 81 2592. rs,
according to quality
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

f: o. n. mill Texas interior points, nc.
eording to location Per gallon.
Prime crude oil, loosc,..... So q
Prime summer yellow OIL. 30 ID
Linters, according TO quail
lt4 e. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. OF al 02I5
Per ton.
HullS, loose -...,.,........S3 90 al
Primo cotton seed meal. p so a
Prime cotton seed cake. &C.. - % as
quotations on prime cotton seed meal
and prime cotton seed cake are for delly.
cry nj Galveston
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hereby announce as candidate for
CHIEF OF Police, subject 70 action OF the
democratic primaries. J, q, BlAekbsrAs
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MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS,

bln. ash
Am Brewing Association 1900 IfI0 n
Commercial National Bank235 % IN,
Galveston Wharf Co 80. 80 90 liolM
Houston Z. and T. Co. .li07 On
Houston Drug Co. ........l13i 81 ian
Houston Drilling and SUPP
ply Co. ,.................. tEM
International CreoSote Co. 50 90
Noorc-Cortes Canal Co. .I.....,.fV0o
Merchants National Bank1la 90 ,
Magnolia Park Co. Tsn
Mutual Building and Loan
Association -. .........l....,.if0)to
Planters and Mechanics
National Bank l104 80 ilsa
Rockdnlc oil Nth Co...l.......ij0io
South Texas National Bank1S5 90 li59 o
Sour Lake Springs Co. ...l.....lS00
Southwestern Dry Plate Co......ll050
Texas Savings. Real Estate
and Investment Co....k,....lI1
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HIDES AND WOOL

Dry flint hides .,''''''''' ..,.,;s q
Dry flint kipss and. an6 HIPS. ssleetsSS sss
Vet sailed hides and kips' ss'. ....,e
Deer skins, fInts ...''''''''.
Goat skins, 1ints .'''''''.... - :
Woo. free medium, to i ,..Es II
free from burs, "a mouths !, Z.
Wool. free fine, 5 TO y n'VN -. ~ 4
Beeswax ......''''''''' ....,. Il
Prime tallow ....'''''''', ...,'''f
Glue .........-...'''''
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per ounce; borax, size per pound in i0olb
packages: copperas. 81 80 In barrels: castor
oil, $3.50 per gallon In 5.gallon packages:
epson salts, Si.T5 per 100 lbs In barres;
nlcuhol. So TOdS.OO per gallon; sulphur.
81 .B5 per 100 lbs in barrels; alum, PIC per
pound in barrels; saltpeter, &c per pound
In barrels; camphor, zoe. wood alcohol,
Si.0o; gum opium, IS 81 powdered opium,
Si.S IS: carbolic acid 40Tl2c per pound In
bottles; calcium carbide, $500 per 100. de-
llYered Texas common railway points.
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APPLES-Fancy ey8porated, Jolb boxes.
gLc: ID cartons fancy, lOhc; cartons,
choice, viac; choice eyapurated, sAci sun
dried 6isc.
APRtCOTS-Per 10, loose, 10M111c.
CTTRON-In lob boxes. lie.
CURRANTS- 2Jlb boxes cleaned, bulk,
silHgc. lib cartons, qizIllc.
DATES-tIb packages, Ilg@Shc: Fard
dates. DC: Ho,lOwei, bulk. Go-lb boxes, 5gUc.
FIGS Imported l2iadl5c
PEACHES choice new stock, SAd9c.
RAISlNS-Caifornla, 3-crown, l.. Il.
boxes. S1.6Jfi1. 10: l.-lb boxes. L. NJ. rlisins,
GOGT0c: 2-crown. L. NJ raisus sob boxes,
PRIMES California, aOluos, 4i5c; S000s,
&c; 20 sos 5lgc; CO 7Os, &c; 5O-60s, 6'9c; 40
5Os, sc.
NUTS Brazil 1GG17c per III; nlberts'
Sicily, l3c: California walnuts, 13dl4c; pea
nuts, fancy hand picked, 5Ad6c; No. 2,
4a,G5c; Jumbo 6G6iac; almonds. Tnragona'
lGUl7c per 10 In sacks; California almonds
Zoe; pccals, 1Oci chestnuts, Piedmontcs'
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New Orleans, February I.-Cotton seed
oil arm- Prime refined In barrels 40; on
renned Slisi prime crude loose Ban
Memphis, Tenn, February l--Oll-Prime
30, prime summer yellows 50: choice cook
Ing summer yellow 40. Meal aud cake.
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FINANCIAL.


OIL STOCKS AND REAL ESTATE
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PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.

White lead, per cwt, strictly pure, SO Is;
Iurpentine, per case. two 5gallOn cans,
SSSS; barrel lots, Ale per gallon, Mineral
paints. In barrel lots per eNt, soc; Ven,
per cwt, Sl.Oo Linsee6 oil, best. boiled.
sc Ready mixed house paints, 81 GOA
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ponr or GALVESTON, February

1Oi w ia ~ 10 b4Nt cur
ARRIVED.
So Telcsfora (Spapl, Cuba.
IS Istrar (BrJ, Liverpool.
CLEARED.
SIS Alamo (Am), New York.
SAILED.
SIS Alamo tAm), New York.
SIS DHrlcn UrO, Liverpool.
IS Queen olga tBrO, Hgvrc.
SIS lstrar (Br), New Orleans.
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aaH
HARDWARE.

WIRE NAILS S2.05 base per keg
BARRED WIRE Galvanized Glldden,
So 50 per 100 lbs; galvanized Baker $3.50
per 100 lbs.
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Drugs ANn cHrMIcAl

.9nlHine, 4o@42e per ounce bottiei NOR.
phlnss S2.2oat2oo per enaeei eaeains $500 ,
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FOR RENT.

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ViNTON IA. needs $1,000 stock of Fcu
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MONEY TO loan Tlcwellvn Coleman,
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KANTED--Renters for 1900 acres of choice
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q ci.. SS SAFES ameunted to 302 pockets
sleAn' 4hsss we're no receipts ct renEa
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MONEY TO LOAN on Improved Houston
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BARK
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Total stock .....,.ulo5,7n
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-10-10
Now is the time to 60 hunting in
the Maine woods.

The hunting season has set in and the
sportsman who desires to follow in the
chase during the next month or so will
no doubt shape his course towards the
Maine woods.
Leaving the Union Station, Boston &
Maine Railroad, he can reach any sec
ton of the pine tree forests. He can
journey to the Rangely region, or farther
north to Moosehead or Katahdin; he
can strike into Washington county, or
away to the forest lands of New Bruins
wick and Newfoundland. He can
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deer from the southern boundary of
Maine to the Canada line.
In the Washington county, the Aroos-
took, Dead River and Northern por.
lions of Maine, moose enough to satisfy
the most eager huntsman can be found.
Penetrating into New Brunswick and
the thick jungles of Newfoundland vast
herds of moose and caribou will be found
roaming about.
If you are contemplating a trip into
the Maine woods or sections farther on,
send two-cent stamp to the General
Passenger Department, Boston & Maine
Railroad, Boston, for their descriptive