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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-30

Cash auoeations were as follows;
Flour-Steady.
wheat-No. spring. 77@so; No. 3. 5000;
No. 2, red, 791b@S01k.
Corn-No. g. 501z; No. 2, yellow, 4sasD4S1k
oats-No. 2, asss@Ss4; No. 8, white, $3.50
39%
Rye-No. 2, 81.
Barley-Good feeding, 1905; fair to
choice mailing, 49d52.
Flax seed-No 1, $1.0l; No. ]. northwest
tern, 81 "a.
Prime timothy seed, 1875.
Mess Pork-Per Dbl. SIS. 8O@15. 80.
Lard-i'er 100 lbs..ss 250sS. 80.
Short Ribes Side-Loose. 81. 50QsS. rs.
Dry Sailed Shoulders-Boxed. 1851.
Short Clear SiGcs-Box, |, sS.S7Isqis9 .0O
Whiskcy-Basis Of high WINS. s1.90.
Clover-Contract grade, s11 .50Gs11.75
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-30

1H.,..,... $1,000. ........ ........S15.50
2F... $500. ........ ....... 1900
az $500. ........ ........ 1870
AZ ~ ........ ....... 400
Grew Forge .......... .......... 1875
1s . ...... $780,. 1850
% ........ ........ 1900
Notified 49,. ....,,,,.. ........ 1850
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BIRMINGHAM AND ATLANTIC r. a

Schedule Effective November Q. 1901.
Read Down. Read Up
No. /. No 3 No. 2 Nod
am. p. m. am. pm.
7:i0 $40 Lv....Talladega.. lar 10:25 65s
s:s5 sos Ar.....Pell city.,...Lv 300 5:35
1900 $3.50 Ar. Birmingham. .Lv 6:le s4s
Trains run daily. Qui,sest route be-
" cen Talladega. Birmingham and west
erI points
Ship your freight via Birmingham and
Atlantic railroad.
J. r. FLEETWOOD. q. p. 4 p. A.
John c. Solely. General Manager.
All kinds OF cuts. Age Herald I'm
CRAVING department.
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Loesllron Market.

Strict mlddllng e.. e. ............. 12lk
Low middling =. =. ............. ia
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s.RRoLLToN sHohr LINE Raj
WAY COMPANY,

To carroliton and stanssl Ala. via
Reform. Ala
MOI No. L
II 90 am Leave Carrollt on. Arrive 4:05 pm
II 20 am Leave Stansel. -. Arrive 3:45 pm
II 40 am Arrive Reform. Leave s.s3 pm
JOHN n. cocHRANE.
Pres and GeBl Manager.
CarroIlton. Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-30

Cincinnati, June 29.-Hogs, 81. 50d6 TO-
Cattle steady, s2.25@4.75. Sheep dull. SO
A. Lambs dull, $4d6.
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so. RY. NORTH AND EAST.
so. RY. SOUTH AND WEST.

ArrIve Depart
mo 49, Corona Accom-. ....-.... $40 pm
sNo. 10. Mall and Elk. .........J6 $40 am
mo 81. Admission Accom-. 95s ami ........
sNo. 21. Express -. ....l......... l1O:35 pm
mo. as Mail and Elk. Las aml12 Is pm
mo. 81. Fast Mail...... s55 pml1o.2O pm
No. 81, Fast Mail ........ $40 ami ......,,,
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Local stocks and Ronds.

Corrected by caldwell & Ward)
Stocks.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11

held quiet and steady until few minutes
before the close. when on a covering move
ment by room traders prices advanced In
New York, closing 4 TO higher than yes
terday. In New Orleans heavy estimated
receipts Monday prevented that market
from showing corresponding strength, the
close being to up. Spots steady at un
changed prices.
The bears are laying Q great deal Of stress
on the Increased receipts 20 interior towns
In some sections Of the South, several Cen
trail and West Texas towns getting cousid.
orably more cotton than they have since
the early fall, while 10 Mississippi the
movement IN the better crop sections is in
creasing materially. Yazoo, Miss, wires:
Receipts one DAY over 400 bales. against
500 bales all last week Five principal In
terror towns received today 2l2sb bales,
against l3, ASS same day LAST year.
Too much Significance is given we think,
to these reports, as they Include only q
as per cent o. the territory Is moving nj
most no cotton, and any excessive receipts
TO the ports can, IN our opinion. be but tenn
porary, ana with the visible supply so much
less than last year and The exports 80 hb.
eral any offerings OF gooo cotton will be
readily absorbed at full values. The future
markets during past week have been
rurged OF q long interest and are in posi-
tion, we believe, TO respond readily 10 any
hullish influences, and, while Indications
polnt continuance Of scalping market
for the immediate future we believe tho
tendency will be toward higher level
The New York bank statement today was
the best we have seen in months money Is
easier and trade conditions the very best.
Liverpool is due to be up on Monday
CHrgill & Richardson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
Market Opened Quiet, Closing with a
Gain of 2 to 8 Points.

Market Opened Quiet, Closing with a
Gain Of to 3 Points.
New Orleans. January 1O-The spot cot
ton market was very quiet today. The
weather was rainy and unslited TO the
satisfactory inspection Of tables, and buy
ers were therefore not moving about free.
ly. But even had the weather been favor
able the further decline in prices at Liver
pool and indisposition on the other side
TO repleuish on the basis Of current values
kept the local market fairly bare Of orders
for export and what trading was done was
mainly for domestic account Sales 800
bales, including 900 to arrive and 100 bales
after hours yesterday. Quotations un-
changed.
Trading In contracts was upon a decided.
ly narrow scale during the short day, and
what little Interest was displayed center
ed mainly in the March and May positions.
Prices were somewhat uncertain. and
though the general tendency was toward
a family higher level Of values the drag
on the market In the shape OF a lower
Liverpool was sufficient to dampen the
spirits Of the Ions element The market
here moved sympathetically with New
York, and opened / point up and gained
to points more on the several months,
after which prices tarried with u mild up
ward tendency. the board ut the close
showing net gains Of to points over yes.
terdavs ClOSlug figures
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CANNED GOODS.

CANNED TRUITS-Apples, BIB, s5a9oc;
piueapples, sliced S1l0; eyeless and core
less, ST 50d go; extra grated, Sl.656IT5:
pears, BIB, Zoe; Strawberries, 2.lb, 90I95c;
bleckberries. BIB, 95c4S100 peaches, Bib,
81 .jOdl. SO; Glib peaches, $l0O91.o5; 3-lb
pie peaches, S0qS5c.
CANNED VEGETABLES - Tomatoes,
Glib full weight S0dsjc; BIB, full weight,
gJcQ7sl 90: . ID, seconds T5@s0c; BIB, sec
ouds, Aoda5c: okra and tomatoes. Glib,
81 90: canned kraut. BIB, 9Od95c; Califor-
MIA asparagus, 2la-lb, s. 25g350, according
to grade: lib, asparagus salmon, cans,
81 500 2.75; baked heaus. Bib, 95c; BIB
string beans. s5c; Glib kidney beans, 95c;
2-Ib stringess beans, S1.25; Glib marrow
fat meas 81 90; Glib American petit pois,
81. Goa So; extra Maine corr, LIS; corn,
s56I90c seconds, S09S5c.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT--E1tra standard
2lh1b peaches lemon cling, Sl95d2 90:
yellow Crawford, 81 S0@1.s5 black cher
ries 81 eO6200, white cherries, salsa %;
apricotg. S15od1 So; strawberries, 81 GOA
S1o; piGms, S150dl.6o: grapes, $1,000 70;
seconds, 10c per dozen less than extra
S' SSlRINSNEB MoLAssEs-P & f. Old Fash.
toned. gallons $40 per case 13gallons.
$3.50 per case; 94-gallons, 1913 per case;
Gold Medal brand, fancy table syrup, quart
lars, ST 90 per dozen, B. y. Is G. Creole.
BIB, 800 3.lb. Sl35; 5-lb, 50 80; lob,
50 so
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|USTON WHOLESALE MARKET

enough for the demand, which is only mod
crate
The demand for apples is light and the
market Is very well supplied.
Fresh shipments Of beans. okra ana toma
toes were received from Mexico yesterday
ana meet with moderate demand.
The butter market is quiet with fsir
demand Quotations arc firm and un-
changed.
TEXAS eggs are coming IN more freely
and arc a little weaker, selling at 2e to q
cents. Kansas eggs are stil quoted at %
to % cents
The Frrit Word says the quantity Of
walnuts available this season was not near.
~ enough to NIL the orders SO the price
rapidly advanced u cent, then / cent, and
now ~ cents over association prices Is
being asked Many walnuts have been
bought at these prices 70 hll orders sold al
association prices, aud IN many cases deal
prs who sold walnuts here, which they found
afterwards they were unable to get, simply
paid the buyer the difference and pocketed
the loss, as there was no other way out OF
the Squeeze. Instead Of the 500 carloads
that were expected, the crop will probably
be- IN the nelghborhood OF 100 carloads, or
about forty cars more than the shipments
Of last year
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RECEIPTS VERY LIGHT;
SALES A LITTLE BETTER
More Rainy Weather Gives Gloomy
Outlook for Harvesting the Crop
that Is in the Fields.

Conditions in the local rice market are
almost unchanged at the close Of the week,
Very little business has been done com.
pared with the heavy business previous to
the holidays, yet the mills arc all ut work
With enough rice In sight TO keep them
rrnnibo for some tIplest to come. shut
down herc is rot expected before March l.,
hut II might occur earlier. The bad wealth
er that has just set In inhicts another blow
upon the prospects Of harvesting the re-
mainder Of the crop, SO that very little Is
expected from that source Prccs are very
Brm, with a good demand FOR good grades
of clean rice.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11
Talmsaes Letter.

New York. january 6-Trade has felt
the effect Of holiday and stock.taking
period in spite of which a fair movement
Is reported Offerings are not overabundsnt
and restricted as 70 assortment Supplies
Of "lon,-fair, good ana fancy" styles
are scarce aud TRANSACTIONS covering such
are only perfected at full prices.
Advices from the South are Of support
Ing character On the Atlantic coast the
limited supply IS slowly marketed the
trade being. as il we're, put on weekly
ratious to make cIcp 50 as FAR as possible
ana incidentally tC exact NE highest
prices In New orleans the market Is very
strong; supplies are limited, but as some
Of the mills are resuming work after the
HOLIDAY recess, more plentiful offerings may
be exhected In Snuthwest Louisiana ana
Texas market remains somewhat taut; full
prices have been refused for duplicate or
goodlv lines recently received.
Gables and correspondence from ABROAD
note fair inquiry and irm market
Tglmage New Orleans, telegfapls Louisl'
ana crop movement 10 date. Receipts
Rough. ar ass sacks, lost year, e5l ,6I3
sacRF sales-Cleancd (esumated), I63. so
Rockets: lag year. 1898 poekets. Mar
ket very strong ,A- ca.,,,r,o
Talmage. Charleston teiegraphs Caaollna
crop movement "a date; Receipts al,iOo
barrels; sales, 3o,935 barreis. Market
steady.
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RIohard cocke & 60 Letter.

Houston, Texas, January 1o.-Estimates
for Houston and New Orleans Monday IL.
900. agsinst 1000 one year ago Receipts
st thirty one interior towns IS, 900 less than
one year ago, while stocks are 100 600 bales
less. The world visible supply shows a
defcit Of 54s go for same time last year
while stocks in Liverpool 100000 bales less
MIR Price. In a letter Of the It'll Instant
written to us, says While the statistical
position OF cotton is unquestionahly strong
there rs certain not 10 be any pinch IN sup
pIies for a considerable tilne, aud after an
almost uninterrupted advance Of l cent per
pound a temporary decline seems 70 be prob
able, Furthermore / expect that Messrs. X.
n Wilson e Co. viii issue very large
crop estimate on the 18TH instant which
will naturally have the effect Of still fur
ther checking the already apatheuc spec
ulation, and without speculation no sustain
Richard Cooke & Co
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11
RICE MARKET IS VERY QUIET

has Increased It's bid aud yesterday none OF
1t could he had at &c.
Sour Lake oil stock came in evidence
next. the drm bid OF SIS 80 being bid for
the stock at which price thirty shares
changed hands After this transaction an
other lot of ten shares sold AZ the eamo
price T1ds has been one Of the Armest
stocks on the board, and It is believed by
many that still higher prices may be seen.
jackson Oh company stock also nad some
ginger In II, the Stock selling from i2c to
&c above The last sale made one thou.
sand shares selling at &c and another let ot
1000 shares selling at 64c u Is said thar
the 0rmpess OF this stock Is caused BY the
good standing OF the company, as well as
tho favorable progress they are making.
Two thousand shares Of Fort Worth we're
disposed OF al the same price that Il has
been selling Of late, 1000 shares selling
at &c.
Seven hundred shares Of Palestine Beau
lot winding up the sales Of the day.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11
THE KANSAS BOARD
CHANGES TINE LIMIT
A Prospect OF Much More Geld Weather
Caused the Change, as Much Cattle
Must Vet Be Moved

The Kansas city Droters Telegram saws
the Kanhas live stock sanitary board has
extended the inspection season for the
movement Of cattle from below the ouaran.
tine line into that State TO january %
The inspection season for Kansas as an.
bounced about the middle Of November.
was from November ! to December 81 II
was largely through the efforts Of JosenA
Green, inspector for the Kansas board az
the Kansas City stock yards that the time
was extended. Mr. Green returned from
Topeka the other day, having gone there
with the expectation OF meeting the mem
bers Of the board. Being disappointed in
this, he laid the matter before the mem.
bers by wire and received kilograms ftom
President Campbell aud Secretary cham
berlain, majority OF the boSrd, authorizing
the extension.
This action on the part OF the Kansas
bonrd will be appreciated By many cattle
men who have cattle 10 move Into Kansas
from below the quarantine line and have
not been able as Yet TO yet them moved ON
account OF uufavoraDle weather ana lack OF
railroad facilities IL VAS considered safe
to make the extension Of time on account
Of the prospect OF a couple OF moLths more
OF cold weather All cattle moved Into
Kansas Will have to be inspected by IN.
spectors for the Kansas live stock sanitary
board aud receive q certificate showing that
they are free from fever Uchs AMI are au-
thorized to pass into or through Kansas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11
i gOYEMENT SHOWN
IN LOCAL TRADE CIRCLES
|A,, In Very Little Derand--Pota-
4 Are Moving More FreeIy-Liaht
Receipts CT Poultry

.-asv was another unusually dull day
Tocal wholesale market, particularly
.+rrdsv. Dealers along commission
Nod an almost Complete stagnatiou
H.. IN all lines. Country orders are
,oderate. but the local trade is down
IT, low mark Fruits are in very
lmand and stocks have generally run
consequence. The rainy weather
act in yesterday, combined with the
temperature, was another cause Of
,,nt as 1t has given q baekset to
In many ways. Very few changes
sceurred in prices lately and nrm
are the rule.
market Is almost bare OF potatoes
n demand Is improving.
stock of oranges on hand Is large
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11
SUGAR.

New York, January l0.-sugar- Fair re-
huing 3ss; centrifugal, 90 test, 8Js. Moasses
sugar Sis Refined steady.
New Orleans. January sugar-Dull:
open kettle 2%MS l-l6 open kettle cen
trifuxal 3 3-iGdi3 II 10: centrifugal grsnu.
Inted 4 S.10d4A; whites 3Tsd4 lie; yellows
8 T-1Gd3 Is 10; seconds 2Is6f3 5-l6. Molasses
Quiet. open kettle 1925; centrifugal ga
90; syrup 1894.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11
and Pacinc rsllwHy as reported yesterday.
returned a verdict for $3.50 yesterday
evening
Rioston Locals.

Riceton. Texas, January 10,--Miss Mabel
Davis has returned to Spring, having spent
the holidays here.
Mr.. webb and Mr. Parker spent one day
this week in Houston.
Superintendent + p Blunt Is again home
after attending his sisters wedding at
Mr. Dick Gee and II. V. spivey spent
Thursday in Houston.
W. b. Fordtran WAS down from Hous-
ton looking into his rice interests
Mr.. John Madden was with Us for day.
He WAS married 81 Houston on December
81 but expects to make Riceton his homo.
Mr. shapnueh Of Kansas has rented rice
land from Mr.. Fordtran and has moved his
family here.
through Riceton Thursday on his way to
Columbia.
The Literary society met this week az the
residence Of Mr. Dick Ware.
Mrs Thurston Webb Is visiting her bus.
bands parents, MI ana Mrs W n Webo
49, TAvsr Tonta
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11
NEW YORK COTTON.
Free SELLING and Weather Reports
Caused a Slight Advance.


New York January 10,-Tho cotton mar
ket opened steady at unchanged prices to
a decline ~ ! point, and for a time ruled
quiet, cables being Disappointing in view
Of the strong weekend statistics cabled
yesterday from this side. Az the same time
the weather I'm the cotton belt was con
sidered favorable for an Increased move
ment, and selling was rather free until It
became apparent that Wall street parties
were absorbing tho offerings, buying
movement set in and prices were soon , to
3 points up from the opening basis. The
market was at no time very active, al,
though a arm undertonc developed toward
noon on Disappointing volume of receipts
estimated at 10000 bales for The day,
AGAINST 10000 bales last year. The fact
that the worlds visible supply OF cotton
Is nov 5OT 900 bales less Of all kinds than
held last year leads to considerable buying
or tho Investment basis rs the absorption
OF cotton continues 10 show Itself.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11
Drv Goods.

New York, January l0.-The week In dry
goods closes With an average demand in
progress for the general run OF cotton
goods. The tone Of the market was firm
and prices readily maintained. Print cloths
difficult to bny. Cotton yarns in good de.
mand and again higher on tue week
Worsted and wooden yarns firm. linen
yarns quiet, but steady. Jute yarns firm.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11
GALVESTON STOCK


Port Arthur. rcXas, JRnuaty l0.Arrived;
Tug Catherine, from Orange, towing two
barges OF pine boards Cleared Spanish
steamer Santa Derdiuero. for Rotterdam.
with GA 900 bushels wheat. 236 pieces savu
lumber ASSOC pieces pine lumber cargo
valued at S64, 631. Steamer Julia Lucken-
bach n anchored In tine outer canal taking
on balance OF cargo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11

Quotations for carload lots delivered on
same rate Dealers charge from store 5a
Joe per 100 pounds more on bran, 2d3c per
bushcl on oats and corn, lO4l5C per 100
BRHN-Per 100 lbs, 95G9Tc.
CORN CHOPS-Pure. S1.OS@1.10.
OATS Texas, choice bright SOC; No. ?
mixed. 45c.
CORN~-No. 2 mixed, sacked, SIC; No. ?
white, sacked, Csc.
HAY-Choice alfalfa, SIS OOa1s.5O, choice
timothy, SIS G0d1s 30; South Texas prairie
Sc oods.O0: North Texas and Territory hay,
Sl1 O0d13O0.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11
conuictlons h Palo Pinto.

Mineral Wells, Texas, January In the
case Of the state Of Texas vs. J. s. Bear,
den. murder, the verdict ~ guilty and pun.
ishment assessed At seven years In the
penitentiHry was rendered In the district
rour, ~ palo Pinto this work
state vs. Bob Angley, theft from per
son. Jury trial verdict ~ guilty aud PUN.
iIhnsnt aEEesIsd ~ i~g feAfs u tina poni.
LenBAtI.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11
A SOLD Alel1MAYMAN.
Snatohed Purse from Lady IN thu
Heart OF Dallas.

Heart O ptIIas,
Dallas, Texas, January i0.--A highway
man, about o'clock tonight robbed Mrs
Goldsmith o. Pensacola. Fla, who Is Walt.
ing friends In Dallas. Mrs. Goldsmith was
walking at Akord and Cadiz streets, In the
most thlckly settled portion OF the city,
when the hignvayman seized her and wrest-
ed her pocketbook from her hand and es-
capped The book contained Sl1 In money
and a postoiflce money order The high
wnyulan had his hat pulled down over his
lace and Mrs Goldsmith does not know
Whether he was black or white.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11
prohibition Election II Hardeman.

ouanah, Texas, january THE commits
siohers court, upon the petition Of niors
than $50 votes. has called a local option
election for HardemAn county to come on
on January "a There are Eve saloons h
Ouanhh aud a hsrd contest will be made
by both sides 81 the question.
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lsnecial TO The Postl


New Orleans, January 1o.--Notwithstnnd-
ing Liverpool was disappointing, our market
opened point higher and improved points
additional later on fresh buying The lib.
eral New Orleans and Galveston estimates
for Monday occasioned a decline Of 2 points
subsequently, but near the close large buy
ing orders and the absence Of sellers.
caused an advance Of to points from
the bottom, making the net gain to 3
points on the day Advices from Liverpool
and New York Indicate that. these markets
are as unanimously bullisb IN sentiment as
is our own, on the strong statistical posi-
ton The fact Of the matter is, there
seems TO be little or no speculative short
interest left, owing to the existing sltua,
ton. With such a condition prevalent,
we suggest that our friends be very con
servative, because with such unan'mity Of
opiuion In favor Of the article It viii re-
quire n continuance Of buying and fayora-
Die features to maintain values
The interior town receipts are relatively
freer than they have been for some time,
and from present Indications Il looks as "
they will equal or exceed in the aggregate
last years total from these points. The
market however, will be ruled principally
by the receipts II they increase, values
will give way, but IF there is no prospect
OF any expansion a further enhancement
may be renli5ed II, & b. Beer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11
* cHARLes Locale.
Police jury Has Accepted the Court
House After Alterations

PCIIce Iury Has Ncctpted The court
House After Alterations.
Lake Charles, La, January lo--The po
lice jury today accepted the court house as
repaired by Contractor r. ". Albright az
a cost Of $4,000 and the parish officers win
take possession Monday Certain defects
IN the building have been remedied ami
bond was given for the remedy o. others
n found
Francis Chavanne. president J. ". Hum
NELL. vice president, ana g. q Chavanue,
secretary and treasurer, are the officers
and directors OF the Chavanne. Hummell
Real Estate company Incorporated today
with s25, O00 capital.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11
rAE On MARKET.

A Much Better Tone Than Usual Pre-
vailed In Yesterdays Market,
Operations on the Houston on Hxohanee
yesterday we're ~ good order nrmness
being shovr IN most o. the stocks. The
most notable ~sE that sser = In Beat +
which hax htan EsillnS tnr 10 Of htss but
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11
DRr-Gs AND CHEMICALS.

ouinine. 34d36c per ounce bottle. nor.
milne So. 25d250 per ounce, cocaine, S4.25
per ouuce: boraX. Si2c per pound In 100-lb
packages. copperas, $500 in barrels; castor
oil, ST 20 per gallon I'm 5gallon packages;
EPSON salts $500 per 100 lbs In barrels;
alcohol. 81 T0d300 per gallon sulphur,
So 65 per 1O0.lbs In harres alum, 3l2c per
pound IN barrels ipet"r &C per pound
delivered Texas CONNECT railway points.
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New Orleans,
Especial to The POst)

(SpecinI 70 7 t V5I-I
New Orleans, January lO--The market
FOR rough rice continues strong with an
active. demand poorly supplied, and all Of
ferings OF desirable character are eogeF'
clean rice Is also In active demand end
ali grades put forward pass quieKig IN, M
country mills are shipping to this m9rket
heavily and are now the main dependence
Of The local jobbing trade quotations IN
changed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11
nnnaner Anainst AZ san.

Cuero, Texas, January . The jury in
the case Of Robert CLARK lcolorea) against
the San Antonio and Aransss Pass railway
dntteld Of against The Gul1. weSt Texas