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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-12
STOCK DEALS BR0ADENED.
IRREGULARITY CONTINUED
Selling Side Was Well Represented, but
Many important Stocks Managed to
Advance Under Pressure.

New York February 1i.--Today's stock
market showed g further expansion ia the
dealings and the great irrcgularity Of the
market continued. The selling side was
rather better represented than yesterday.
but many Important stocks took up the adj
vance at new points The disposition to
take profits was very natural on the eve Of
a holiday
There was obviously some mlsgivings also
among speculative buyers lest the cxpecta.
tions Of coming deals would not be realized
This was especially M case among the
local fractions whore the glamor Of the
coming announcement Of the Metropolitan
street railway deal has suffered some de-.
cline. The anxiety on the subject was keen
or as an announcement OF the plan is
thought possible over the holiday.
Recent sanguluc expectations Of benefits
10 accrue to The express companies from
sort Of consolidation suffered some relapse
Hs shown by the sharp drop OF - in Unit
hnolly rallied ~ American Express All er
rising nearly points lost 10 again
Iac speculative assumption that Inst
Week huge loan expansion represented
Jectcd TO careful scrutiny toluy aud the
opinion WAS developed thar financial orara.
lions already might abundantly account FOR
the Increase In credits
There We're significant poipts Of strenvth
IN the market, The steel stocks were NH
very heavily bought ON encouraging trade
PROSPECTS. hut the Emitted States Steel
STOCKS met enormous offerings at every
slght advance.
The late movement m PENNSYLVANIA was
regarded as IN alternating movement win
mat In southern Pacific and due 10 oppr-
atoms by the same interest Texas ana
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rather firm. 4 up at 6l%@6l7s Receipts
were 102 cars.
Oats practically made up all their recent
loss on purely local conditions. The gain
was on the oversold condition of the mar.
ket after Yesterdays raid and another at
tempt at the same tactics again this morn
Ing May. which sold early to 42A, sold
up at i3ls and closed firm faG3s mp at 43.
Receipts were l46 cars.
In spite Of hg general receipts provisions
were strong and the general tone was very
good. May pork closed pa higher at IL. 30;
May lard shade up al o 5212d0 50, and
May ribs a shade higher at .571aGS so.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
IL cars; corn 30 cars: oats 80 cars; hogs
$1,000 head
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour--Dull and steady.
Wheat-No. 3 7ld75; No. red S5dSG.
Oats-No. 1874; No. > white 45A@45,5;
No. white 427sd45A
Rye-No. > co.
Barley Fair to choice mating G0d6S.
Flax seed-No. .6s; No l Northwestern
1.T1l..
Prime timothy seed 6.G0,
Mess pork-Per barrel 10. T0dnl5.75.
Lard-Pcr 100 pounds 9.37i3H9 40.
short rib sidcs-Loosc 8. 4NdS 90
Dry sailed shoulders--BoXed 1mTL
Short clear sides-Boxed s SOGlS.90.
Whisky-BasS of high wines 81.
Clovcr-Contract grade o. %.
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THE LENTEN SEES SHARPLY.

~ ly went 1-e4d better on near and 2-e4d
.er on remoter positions. The manner
| u absorption Of raw material at any OF
the outlets tells the story Of the Trans.
atlantic operation.
| ON this side Of the water trading was
swift and quite volumlnous. The doors OF
the New Orleans exchange were closed In
honor Of the reign Of Rex and only few
early "curb" trades were recorded. At
the other lhg market the scene was very
different. II has led In the bulish demon
strations of late and the ascent OF values
was accordingly made easier. The immense
interest known TO exist in March contracts
was severely pressed and that option even
surpassed deliveries two months later in
| point Of value. Spots were foremost In
| tho general mind and buyers freely met
newly made quotations.
| New York opened to points above the
previous close. An Immediate small de-
cline made the lowest of the day and the
level was unchanged for several minutes.
The scale afterward started steadily up
ward and gaining points by the end Of
half the morning formed n level that ruled
with only point ductuaton until the
noon call. There was an early upwaId
move soon following, and within an hour
top prices were almost reached. From
this improvement narrow decline took
place and continued fer half the afternoon
sudden recovery followed, then loss IN
the first part OF the last hour. after whlcn
there was a slow but constant advance un.
til the final call was made When the best
figures OF the day appeared
In the net result February gained II
points, March and April "a. September and
October 10 and the other options went ~
points higher Sales at the three Amer.
lean markets amounted to SO4s bales Spot
quotations advanced lice at Houston and
Galveston and went Hc higher at New
York.
The bulky end Of the movement was in
tho present seasons figures: Receipts at oil
ports Tor the day were 81 ia bale, com
pared with 2i,SS2 for the corresponding day
Of last year. Since Friday they have been
sS,0S2 bales compared with Gloss for the
same time OF last week and 80. lIu tor the
corresponding time last year. Thus far
In the season they have been j.H7S 1855 bales
compared with d,473,S4S for the correspond
Ing time Of last season Exports, since
Friday have been 1lSSl6 bales compared
with 50 4J3 for the same time ot last week
ana 20,29p for corresponding time Of last
wear. stock Ht United states ports for the
day was SOB, 753 bales compared with So.
I01 for the same day OF last week and
!2a,id4 FOR the corresponding day Of last
year.
Houston's estimated receipts for today
arc $500 Co 2CuU against 6162 last wear. No,
Orleans expects 2so0 to $500 against 5000
last year.
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OTHERS SOMEWHAT LOWER.
RECEIPTS FAIRLY HEAVY.
Hogs and Sheep Ruled Higher at Kansas
City and Sheep Were Higher at
ST. Louis

According to Ell Titus, general live stoc.
agent Of the Santa Fo, the movemeu, Of
cotton seed meal cattle from the Terri
tories 10 the Kansas City market will con
unue pretty brisk FOR the next forty DAYS
After that time the volume Of shipments
Will not he SO large, hut a fair sprinklln.
OF Ted steers will not 70 in until NAV MFR
Titus says
inc cattle that were put in the lots and
mills early in the season are now ,h,ut
all marketed and the droves placed on feed
later are beginning to he ready for mar
Ret At some Of the mills as soon as r,on
IL MADE ny shipments feeders are placing
iIeSh cattle on feed. So that the market win
nave fair supply Of Southern meal Tod
steers later in the spring, The oil mills NJ
The Territories seem to ne fairly well 6llcd
with cattle, but think there are fo,,or
steers on feed than usual or NJ Ieos+ ..o,,
VIII he tho case whom the season x orcr
ana the hnal roundup of figures is made
regard to the movement Of Texas
mite INTO the pastures OF tho Territories
anu NhnsaS tnts spring there is title To bs
sara al the present tme. From all indi,s.
Mons a.'l however, ! think normal sunni, ~
T., '.tuS Sl"'k VIII he placed Oh tho M g ,res
and ne Snnuower state and in the Usage
auu 'Ftek countries. As far as Tho -,
humner OF cattle shipped IN from Te,ss g.
u,'",Ihu'eFhed, however / should not be- Srr,
prlsed n II falls a little below the ay.ra,,o
e crs,i INC iart Of many thousand acres ~
Elazths land- formerly comprised IN ,ie
Territory known as the ComonohoI lns
Nc Now nations VIII this spring loo taken IN
t the market The result Of this win bs mn "lt
witb pastures elsewhere will bc crowded
VII caIue and VIII have fun DorN,ai
supply II not more. This, however n, LII IN
nor nor. MAKE up for the deficiency made nv ~ ~,
Sc, settlement Of he lands JUST mentioned ana
49, cae prHInaRlllueS are that the number ~
lures VIII be below the average" p"S'
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FURTHER EXPANSION SHOWN.

Pacific was advanced on the strength OF the
increase In yearly disbursement on tne
tho strength in the lows Central and the
minneapolis nnd 81. Louis stocks WAS tne
supposed competition for conrol between
ILLINOIS, Central and Rock Island
nc industri0Is as a rule outside oil Tue
steel stocks and some Of the gas stocks
were inclined to heuVincss Amalgamated
copper showed Il good recovery but closed
yum q small net loss The closing was ac-
live and irregular
iShsuess In bonds continued large aud tue
price movement Irregular. Total sales. par
value. "a, 10000
luited states new As advanced Il per
cent Oh the last call
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BETTER PRICES FOR GRAIN.
THE ADVANCE WAS GENERAL.
SOME BULLISH NEWS CAME in.
Cereals Were Helped Also by Holiday
unoertainty--Wheat and Oats Gained
t-2@5-9c and Corn 1-4o.

Chicago. February i1.-Timidity among
spectators IN the grain pits over what
might happen during tomorrow's holiday
on the board led TO general covering aud
with a few bits Of bulish news helped
toward better prices all around. May
wheat registered net gain Of iqdHs May
corn q. and May oats i7NNs. Provisions
closed shade to 2l3 higher.
Trade IN wheat was sdn much in the
same rut Of the past week. Information
was divided rather evenly between the op-
posing forces aud It was largely the even.
ing up over tomorrow that brought cut
the scanty strength that held to this cereal.
Northwestern receipts were light but ad-
vices had it that there was plenty Of wheat
there that would soon come out. Reports
from Oklahoma and Kansas were unfavor-
able for the winter crop aud were regarded
merely as the forprunners of long series
OF complaints about crop disaster that viii
accompany the opening Of spring. Trade
on the whole was small, hut that also vas
probably due TO tomOrrow'S holiday. May
opened shade to * up at IS4. to IIId
7I7s sold 10 - aud then eaSed back To
opening prices again as corn and oats lost
some Of their strength. Later there was
revival of good feeling aud May closed
trm al It's up figure l3d3s higher at ISIS
Local receipts were ouly twenty-ny cars
Minneapolis and Duluth reported 2l5 cars
making ID total for the three points Of 24O
cars against 3O2 last week.
Corn WAS lower at the opening on lower
cables aud some forced selling for ST Louis.
Sentiment was divided for some time aud
the southwest began sending In some bear
isb news which, however, did not influence
prices shortly after the opening corn was
strengthened by reports Of fair sales at bet.
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I10SS

narket FOR tin was advanced -. The ioca;
rFlket was also shade higher, closing
With spot az 24j5 Go aiT5. Copper WAS
TI as oq. Sui,rSss ras5v were , sellers q
for casting, The London copper markell
vas IS CD better. closing at t55 for spot
and f54 10 Cd for futures. Lead nj New
York was hrm with spot quoted ~ 4,I2iL
London lead closed Is 80 higher az al lis
80 Spelter was steady here AZ s.12iA and
London closed unchanged &C en- us a.
IRON ruled arm az New York aad un.
at 500 i0d and At Middlesboro fGs ftsd wsS
the ciosiug price. Pig iron warrants closed
hey at lt5oQl2,Jo. No. I foundry north
crf l5O0QiS,0o, No, foundry northern
10 s9MlT %: No | foundry Southern 1925
g.aIni No. e0undrT southern soft ls9s
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Today Marks the Cessation of Social
Gaieties for Forty Days.
THE OBSERVANCE WILL BFa,G showed
=, Field Day
for Bulls.
AT THE CLOSE:
Tor buIIa,

-----~--t-
AT THE CLOSE;
Liverpool, to 2-64d higher.
New York, 10 to is points higher.
New Orleans, holiday
SPOTS:
Liverpool, unchanged.
New York, t-ee higher
Houston, t-i6e higher.
Galveston. t-i6e higher.
Yesterdays cotton market was IN one
sf those strenuous moods that battles all
xhe logic Of the talent" and cares not a
whit for prophetic figures. The value scale
started its upward journey early and at
the end tipped the beam at the highest
mark the season has yet seen. In some re-
rpects. TOO, there was change in the
method Of procedure. The same unGnchlng
strength was In the nature Of all transnc-
lions. but wider range OF fluctuations
ruled. and the amount OF moving spots did
not so Insepsraby concern the situation. In
truth. the record OF events suggested that
whether the bear Is right or wrong about
the crop he is surely wrong about the
price.
MS bVGtilht uNAAEuA4s hAoNo AA'Ai tAN
mammoth proportions Of foreign consump-
tlon. Exporters more than make up for
any excess that finds its way TO ports. The
statistics thus far In this week alone show
fakings nearly six times greater than for
the same period last year. While this
years seaward movement WINS heavier ther0
was bullish ammunition in estimated re-
celpts. and sdyices from the interior IN.
dicated much depletion in stocks. The i'm
petus from this news seemed sufficient for
the onward move.
In rising values there wa no recession in
activity and the size and quantity OF or
ders by which the new standard OF busl-
ness Is measured were well preserved. Each
school Of operators were quite alert, and
while bulls fairly had things their own
way the opposltes drew faIorshle deduc-
lions from the probability that the Tong"
side OF the market might overlcap itscl Ess
the accumulation of such an interest
Liverpool was FIRST 10 sound the clarion
notes. Sales on tho spot amounted 10 5000
bales at unchanged quotations Contracts
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s500-ACRE RANCH rRADE

san Angelo, Texas February s-The
ranch Of f. c. Good in Coke county, was
bought by n. r House and NJ s. sanders
II comprises $500 acres 45O0. Of which are
held In fee and the remaining 1000 being
ton SO .3O4
W G. Jones, a Tom Green county farmer
Is feeding 500 head Of cattle on cactus. or
prckly pear. When fed hay along with IT,
cattle get fat as butter"
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Richard Cooke q Co.'S Letter.

Houston, Texas February ll-Houston
and New Orleans estimates 800, against
lisp; ports 32,ll4. against q. $50 March
leans future markets were closed on ~.
count Of holiday Msrdl Gras SPOT mar
keis were ~ i-i6 10 y Liverpool an
changed on spots lh-64 higher on con,
tracts and IL due 1854 higher Tomorrow.
Richard Ceeks q CO.
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Chicago, February -Cattle-Receipts
5000 including 500 Texans. Market steady
Good 10 prime steers soar 90; poor to
medium 4 ood6 90; stockers and feeders
> 50d4 50; calves > 5Nd2. 60; Texas fed
steers .O0d6.O0, Hogs-Receipts today
iS.G0o Market slow and shade lower
Close strong, Mixed and butchers 3. 95n
6 40; good to choice G 3066 An: light !. "a
$3.50, Sheep-Receipts 1900 Sheep
strong Lambs strong and higher. Good
to choice wethcrs 1 7j9i5 rs; fair to choice
mixed 3 SCAT co; Western sheep 4 25d5. S5;
native lambs and warnings 1896 60;
Western lambs s 25d6. 50.
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New York Money.

New York. February li.--Money on call
steady az 2@2b per cent Prime mercantile
steady, with actual bushes. in bankers
nlls AT 4.6IIs for demand and at 4SiAH
4.s44s for sixty days; posted rates 4.s9i7
ana ISIS. commercial bills s3Ad4 s4al
Bar silver 50. Mexican dollars Ana. Coy
eminent bonds strong: state bonds weak.
railroad bonds Irregular
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New York Dry Goods.

New York, February 11.-Thers was no
material change in the market for dry
goods at FIRST hands today. but local lob.
oers generally reported quite n marked I'm.
proVement In the volume OF business. A
large number OF buyers were here and ion
bers felt the benefit. Narrow print cloths
Mere quiet, but firm, with better demand
Tor Wide goods at fun prices Piece silks
Mere IN good demand and the market was
arm, Plain silks We're In best REQUEST
The market VIII be closed tomorrow.
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ST InnIs

,ooS ,LoniS, February il-cattle- Reca,,,,
Ys,ys ineiSSlnE hoo Texans Market stsasg
IS, ds salpp,nS and export steers 5. ooa
s'ooNa6 90: steers under 1000 nownSs s'e S.,o
80 steckers and feeders .. T5SI5 81. c 49,.
hnn hsifsrs 2Sa5. 10; Gamers oe;,s s,o w.
J o5S ~ %; Texas and Indian steers
HOG Receipts 900 Market st.sSy p 10,
sea ntht. .65aS, 90 packers 4 os,ss.s W, vs.
ezisAsfs s.ie&s.A sSsss-SsessiSeS.ssS me-; ~. lo'
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The fo,Id lstas' Kansas City, February H.
s,ocl,,, LIVING safes by Texas aud Tertiary
st9ckmen were made today: '''S
a T. Llttleton, Weatherford. sS1 mound
pound s tSG JaG a3G & Jones WEIGH ioi4
pound steers, 4 -, 1852 pound stcers IS
H. ~ pound steers, I %; w. T. Rogers. col
AusN'ile' LOG pound steers. 5 30 wv
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,,T Msnsas Clty, February il.-CattIe-R
c cSiiPss oo1S natives, 400 Texans and iSo
other c,tti sAas Steers and feeders steady.
SsSlPott and dressed beef steers snis 5Ss
Ialr 70 good s56i5. Is: stockers and go
sl9 S' 1goG 90; Western fed steers T Tsg
Te.s, coas . S9 1l indian steers 4 2565 20:
4 -. Tvs ~. q !2g4. 90; native cows q Ols
MI, aeltess 3. T5a5 p; Gamers OS9 ~
Outs p .. WsG4 20; calves 4 5Od8 20 4oS sV.
nIiSgyiPts 1000 Too Market closed Sc higher
& *. Hon rt'ee' 81; mixed packers 8.OO6i
Snesp- Receipts 600 Market ,or No., o.
NHltiNe lambs G.OOQ6 *: Western "ti silhl,
Sy,, eSt,,, native wethers SlFf5 ~,
az ~ eve, ws'aSrs teli 81: yearlngs : IS
e.O0a4 80. '"''s and feeders
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Grain and Provisions Elsewhere.

extra shorts and clear ribs 9.37i5; clear
sides 0.62iS, Receipts Flour 600O; wheat
Flour 5000; wheat 5000; corn 5000: oats
$4,000
Kansas city, February Wheat May
No. > red S. No > spring 73'ad74ia Corn
MAY go September 60d60iN No. mixed II
N61lq; No. 2 white 81 Oats No. white
4iT47i7 Receipts Wheat 1900; corn o.
600; oats 5000 Sh yments-W Wheat l.. 600;
corn $4,000; oats %. 10
New York, February wheat-.Re-
ceipts 10000: exports $1,000 Spots firm i;
No. = red s0ii (. o. h. ahoat No. 2 red 90i4
elevator; No. 1 northern aj2, T. O. b. aloat :,
Options FIRM.
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London Consols.

London. February 11..-Cousols for money
~ 1916; account 81 1916 Discount FOR
snort DlllS 2hm2JS per cont; for three
months bills 2A02 1916 PEI cent
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COFFEE

p New York, February 1t.-Coree- snot
BIO quiet; No, ! invoice 5ai. Mid ulet
tt9fdoya Sal2 Futures closed quiet ~,
Ma NJ Se'sS 0 800 bags. including March 5. i0:
nsF ~: June .. s.. July !. T0d5. 10; AUG
eSt o. -; September > 9Oq5 a5: 0ctobcr
wv, november 6.OI Decemher G II
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
BANK cLEAR1NGs.

FOLLOWING are the ceariugs Of the Hous'
ton banks. together with the amount OF IN
crease or decrepsc over last year.
This week Last year Inc.
saturday .... 81 .9I0,874 ~ 21O.55u SIj9.e4t
Monday ...,. 10GL2O4 COS 462 j6j.Ii2
tuesday ... 2,1S4.3T3 1897 .jG9 JS6.sni
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Iterence. - ANS 100


Houston. Texas. February Liverpool
took the initiative this morning prices nt
the close showing an advance Of 1la-64 ON
contracts. spots we're reported IN moderate
demand, quotations unchanged In our
markets opening prices about met the i'm
provement from abroad but additional
strength developed as tho DAY progressed,
and IL is now up 20 Liverpool 70 meet our
advance Naw York closed IL 10 IL points
M The New orleans market being closed,
curb trading was done 10 noon, May IN
that market ranging from S. 1S to S. 20.
Spots n up New York. re Galveston and
Houston. 'rhs principal items OF interest
we're New Orleans and Houston estimates.
showing less than half Of last years move
ment. Tho ports were about 1000 in eN-
cess, and Memphis and Augusta received
1880 sgainat 2oTO.
Long cotton continues to como out on the
advances. and scattered short interest is
being created. The liquidation " March
has been going on slowly Tor the past week
and the market Is no doubt In much
healthier condition now. Notwithst sndiug
We have had sOasonable rains during past
week which have put tho ground IN good
condition for planting, this feature appears
IN be lost sight of almost entirely AZ the
moment, and the trade Is watching the
movement which Is the governing feature.
Inc New York and Chicago markets Will
be closed tomorrow on account OF holiday.
Liverpool Is due TO he S-6t higher to-
morrow. CsrglU & Richardson.
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Net Receipts at Al U S. Ports

: Apr May. - SAB Sept.Oct .....4.2l.2ya
May juno "A 54.35s Oct.Nov .....A.1s lgs
b bid a selling
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TEXAS STEERS WERE STEADY,
CHICAGO.

Market i0dl5c higher Native muttons
4oJq0 65; culls and bucks 3. 50d4 50
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3. 8. Mons 3 co.le Letter.

Houston, Texas. February il.--Ilverpoo,
was unchanged for spot cotton today, but
recorded an advance Of III for futures.
Middlings were quoted st l0d4. 30 on
sales OF COCO bales, New York made a gain
of Is points on initial sales. May sold ON
the opening S.34 aud reacted 10 S 80,
eased on 10 $50, then rallied and closed
very steady at S 44GS. a.. Spot quotations
were up x ON sales Of 1900, The south
ern markets were generally firm with a
good demand. New orleans was closed on
account of a holiday, Port receipts nggre.
gated ~, liz. against rs. 257 last year and
sa.OOO In 1900, Interior receipts we're light.
the ave principal towns receiving 1900,
against laos bales last year. New on.
leans estimated 230o 10 $500 bales against
$3.50 last year.
While receipts are somewhat larger than
ast week the supply Of spot cotton offered
IN the south Is comparSuv small and
the great demand from splnners and ex,
porters has contributed largely 20 the se-
V6nce OF today.
II Is evident that the movement from nov
on Will gradually grow less, and America
has overexported herself TO such an extent
tbat splnners are now striving TO supply
themselves out OF the comparatively small
remnsnt left. r. h. Morris & co.
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CHAS. r. MUNGER lNvEsrMsyr n
1oo3 t-2 Congress Ave-. Il
We arc members OF the Houssop n n
Stock Exchange. Buy and seil al NJ
and other corporation stocks o. N,ss|
sion. Agents for fuel oil Loss rs,r
gu" custmers at satisfactory rata Al M
on thirty to sixty days time. R,,rrl
Planters and Mechanics Nstios, M
Houston. Texas.
Investment and Stock Brck.r
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.. 8. CHERRY O. W
Members Houston oil stock f''', +.
2lS Main ST. Houston Y

crime cotton seed meal q 4
Prime cotton seed CAKE '. ITO, ~
ouotations on prime 80. gS.'v sre n
ana prime cotton seed cav
erv al Galveston
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R. B. MORRIS { d

Brokers, Cotton. Stocks, Grain a.,
sions. Members Cotton EIchsu,. Y.
Exchange. "
Leased wires to New yort GU.
New Orleans. s-s's
Reference; Planters and NerAn,x h
tlonal Bank, Houston Nationsi Mt
phones 1900. D''1
ZIG Main St, Houston. Tn.
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COTTON MARKET QUOTATIONS

The range Of prices az New York for
she active months was as follows
New York open High Low. Close.
March ......s. 1884 s rs s32 s.A5.46
May ...,....s.85-S6 S.45 S.S4 S. 44-4J
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Houston DaIIy Statement.
Houston Comparative stateme

Gross receipts thus far this week. II. sSS
Gross receipts i63 days this season I ,TUS, Asst
Gross receipts 1863 days 1900 1901 . / ,s5b. SS7
Gross receipts 163 days 1Soo.lp0o. !, 57s, s,y3
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Vessels in Port.
Steamships.
Vessels Destined ior Galveston.

FiuorIue (Anl ...'' -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-17

SMALL LOANS on real estate. pianos, e saIa.
ries and other securities. J. suttop' iVsS 81
Texas avenue.