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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1898-01-05

I hare IN ,ay possession the toliowiHg
described animals:
One dark blue heifer 2.pear-old De-
horned, branded j. connected on ief hip,
under bit ilt each ear.
One red steer 2-gedrs-o'd, bral ded PI
on right hip, sqnare crop of leh ear, t0tder
slip IN right ear.
II not claimed at the expiration Of 90
days from date, same uiH be sold accord
jig TO provisions under ''Estray' statute
q The state ot idaho
Gro. ~. ROWLEY,
Ro'rieys iqach 8 miles north Of Monipet-
ier z29S.
7 hay ~ sssssza sllsFirg
Described adtmctss
One roam steer S-geos-6td, SFatislsa "A X
on ieft hip, rie IN III. ear. DehofHsa,s
Red and white coming S-gear-old heifer,
branded Pa on left ribs combined; square
crop OF right ear.
II not claimed a, The expiration Of %
days from dote, same uH be sold accord
ing to protisions under "Estray" statute
Of The state Of idaho.
S. p. SORENSEN,
Jan, IS, 1898. Montpelier, Ida
hare n my possession The .foiloping
described az imdt
One light tag horse branded cn right hip
TIP, White star In forehead and right
hind foot white, blofched brand on left hip.
.1ge years.
If not claimed at the expiration Of 81
days from date, same uiR be sold ac-
cording 70 provisions under "Estray" stat
ate of the STATE Of idaho.
B. u. LAUGHTER,
jan IS, 1898. Montpelier, Ida
hare in ing possession The fo4owoag
described animals.
One boy mare branded HI on ieft hip.
White ia forehead, both hind FEET @hite,
II not claimed Al the expiration Of 90
days from date, saae ,eiH be sold accord
iag 70 Pl'5iisfoag psdsr fttragn sfat0tr
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1898-01-05
Stock Growers Convention.

Stock Growers Convention.
Denver, January 25, 26, u.
For the above named occasion
the Oregon Short Line will make
rate of one fare [$2O.5ol for the
round trip. Tickets on sale Jan.
22nd and 23rd. Limit for return
Is days from date of issue.
?. H. Murnane, Agt.
Montpelier.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1898-01-05
Ubrouob service.


The through car service b.
yer, Kansas City, Omaha 30
st. Louis and other eastag VS.,
via the UNION PACIFIC On
nections, is unexcelled my
other line.
The equipment consist III.
man and Tourist SLEEP air
Cars, Dining Cars, Buffa ary
and Smoking Cars.
For tickets, time nnd
other information call pur
nearest agent or address
Z. l.. La
Gen. Pass. and Tiki. Bitha
Ncb.
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SCHOOL items.

Below will be found the appor-
tionment Of the school moneys to
the different districts, and also the
amount they are each indebted for
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1898-01-05
Location Blanks.

Quartz and placer location
blanks for sale at this office.
Price 10 cents each, 3 for 25
cents.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1898-01-05
Of The state Of Idaho.
Jan. II, 1898. EdW. French,
Montpelier. idaho.

I hare IN my possession The folloffing de-
srcibed animal
One roaa Feafliag Bull, crop Of left
ear. No other marks or brands visible.
II not claimed a The aspiration of so
days from da'e same uW Jasold according
70 provisions under Estrdy sidtute Of the
STATE Of Idaho. JOHN STEVENS
Thomas Fork Ranch
Jan, 3, 1875,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1898-01-05

I hare ia my possession the tolio@iag
described animal.
One bay horse E-years old past, branded
Nth diamond dot on iett thigh.
III moi claimed al The expiration 90 days
from date same rR be sold according 10
provisions under Eshay statute Of he
sta'e Of idaho. y. p. Nelson,
Pee ~. 1871. Grid, Idaho.
/ hare IN my possession the Joiiowiag
described animal
Iron gray pore branded { on len thigh
Mare aiso has colt Nth her.
One bay colt branded U5 connected on
left thigh.
II not claimed At the expiration IF co
days from do'e same wiH be soid according
to provisions under Es'rdg statute Of The
Stute Of idakc.
.iua. II. 1913. r Torgessta,
HOidpriier, hliho.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1898-01-05

The amount placed to the credit
of our district from the January
State apportionment is $547 "a
Respectfully, ALT. OsMoND.
County Superintendent.
INDEBTEDNESS.
Amount of Indebtedness of Bear
Lake County School District to the
different publishing Text Book
companies from Jan. 1, 1896.
These accounts should settled i'm
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-21
STOCKS SHOW LOSSES.
UNFAvORABLy AFFECTED by THE
WAR TALK IN CONGRESS-.
Northern and Union Pacific Pur-
chased for London Acconnt-Ii-
Iuidation snlcs Apparent.

New York. january 2os-slight losses re-
suited from today's transactions in tho stock
market. which WAS Irregular aud depressed on
tho resumption Of Cuban aud currency agi-
tatioa at Washington giving courage 10 Ger.
tain large bear interests Recent professional
manipulation OF stocks Is credited to people
intciustcd ~ making il market for bonds nc
gurrd during the reorganization western
trade advicos continued good and further re-
flected favorable traffic relations, which were
published today by prominent railroad lines.
Tho market had hardly recovered from It's
carly hesitaucy whom liquidation and short
sales were apparent, with resultant sharp dc-
clincs. Toward the close there was some
what Improved tone and increased activity.
Northern Pacific aud Union Pacific were put-
ciascd for London account
The money market continued to display cx-
trent case, round amounts being offered on
call at per cent This condition OF affairs
was regarded by some OF the leading OK.
change intoresiR ms oifsettins the possible
Fnil imports, which, IN u measure, would he
jilStiiird by Tho current exchange situation,
The net losses OF Importance were Ameri-
ran Spirits preferred IA Sugar and Della
ware and Hudson /,
The bond market continued to reflect an
outside trade which was responsible FOR mo-
iabr improvements In some of the lower
grade liens Aggregate transactians were
81, 1g7, 900,
The range OF prices on tho active stocNs to,
any, compared with the closing prces of yea
tcrday. nB reported for The Post by Is. w.
Hunter Co. In as follows:
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GALVESTON sTocK.
LONG STAPLE COTTON.
a GIN is Now IN OPERATION At
CuEHO,
which shows Mr.. Wentworth Has
Made Success of His Expcr-
iincnt in Cotton Raising.

Cuero' Texas January 20. The .long
staple cotton GIN shipped here from Eng
land, which is under the management and
control of the government agent. MIR. w.
s. stevens of Charleston, S. c., is now In
operation at Messrs. IL. Runge & Co. IS
gin.
Ihe gin, known as the Mccartney Single
Action Cotton Gin" is manufactured ut
boiton, England. and furnished TO the gov.
ernmcnt by the Bailey Lobby company Of
charleston. S. c., is that used almost ex-
clusively In Egypt 1t consists OF a roller
covered win leather, either in solid washer
OF IN strlps fastened to wood, against which
Is pressed fixed knife The cotton throw,
INTO the hopper and falling is seized ~.
the friction of the leather and Is drawn
between the fixed knife and leather srr-
aaS e., While this Is taking place there is
considerable speed and which strikes tho
seeu attached TO the cotton drawn aw,y
W 'ne leather roller, The detached seed
WI 'heh rail- through grid provided
tSr tnat purpose. The cotton Is cnnsi.nt,u
lea 10 the roller by the action NJ ~,
aa,oiuaiic FEEDER, also with recinrorai
.nouoh. Tho production is from SEVENTY
uve 10 eighty pounds OF clean COTTON NOV
nour Three horse power being srfyic,ant
W run the Gin N fun speed
W. II. Wentworth, the rentienau al,
nas laoored for years to Introduce ,on s
s'apie cotton in Southwest Texas ma
whose request this experimental los,
p ,. neing' made, has about 1000 nonnds y,
LsyL.ian cotton, together with the hvh, ~
u ms own creation that is he,nr ~.
'nn,oush the gin above described p''
ne cotton when ginned sh,,rs = 49,
siky hpre measuring from ono 80 asns
,luaiaer 10 one aud one half in,.na. ohe-
lensth. somewhat resembling noh'ss IN
cashmere wool i'ohsir or
number OF citizens ana ,ar,n..
present and there is decias5 ~, arr
In the test M'erest
AIT. ~; i,ttock q the Agriculture, ana
~, oon.ge OF Bryan. Texas. H. n,' ~
=. anu taking the data 10 he 20 pres
/. '.port that viii shortly apnesr syu ~
y nne Test now IN progress 'V'a'iNe
"nen y Is thoroughly demons,
" prsavvnon e long sianle ca., 'h,t
~ th's section. tho problenn WI
nte'a cotton will doubtless ~. ~, y low
nasau .! the planter resliy,nr "a anu
snts lcr his cotton cron a,s,s ! 10
Xcntwnr,h sum WI be obtained ana Ne.
,rorrsss ~. ~ nave his reward for ,h
. 'r pars, snn enterprise be has esincs me
or ths ~ keeping Ibis oues,ioe y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-21
THE GRAIN MARKEISSTRONC
The July Option Wheat Mas the
Chief Feature.
BETTER CABLES FROM LIVERPOOL
Letter Brokers buying July-Provi-
sions All Close ut Higher Prices.
Corn WAS DuIl--Oats Firm.

Chicago. January 2o.--All the grain and
provision markets were strong today and made
anditicne to their former prices. The fea-
ture IN wheat was the strength shown by the
july option. which advanced cent under
Loitdr buying and covering by shorts; May
colsed at X advance. Corn and oats closed
u higher each and provisions advanced 8
ago.
IL wheat Liverpool prices showed about
"a advance at the opening here and this
marked showing OF strength naturally had
gitat effect on the market here. May, which
closed yesterday at 9fh, opened today at 91I
M9fA. while July showed a still greater adj
vance, starting %dn higher at s3isMSSfs,
Trade was very slow for an hour and half
and fluctuation during that time was prac-
ucaliy confined to the fractional differences
OF opening trades. But It improved later.
cspet lall July.
The Liverpool advance was supposed to be
the result of less pressure from Argentine
10 sell wheat. This theory was partially con-
hrmcd by cablegram stating that S2,6OO,O'o
gold that had been ordered for shipment from
London to Argentina had been cancelled, and
one fiom a Buenos Ayrcs correspondent OF
ii Milwnukco housc putting the cxportahc
surplus Of Argentine at 100000 bushels.
London quoted the price of Argentine wheat
March shipmonts) 33s6d, which is shl
Hug above the price u was being offered at
about n week ago "A rise In that time OF
2 e. cents per bushes
Tho receipts ut Minneapolis Duluth were
3O1 ears against 332 week ago and 252 the
col responding week of the year before. Chi |
cago receipts were 30 cars. compared with 2S
u year ago.
After II o'clock the trade took on some
degree Of activity May IN the meantime |
had risen TO 92sm92Ii. The Letter party sold |
that future ut over ai7s. but bought July. ana |
as the price OF July had gone up perfectly |
easily the purchases Of Letter frightened |
them TO covering. Tho consequence was an |
advance to SilA, while May was hanging |
around 92k.
The receipt OF the cables showing weakness |
IN the foreign markets Nv n measure restored |
tho confidence OF the shorts and induced them |
to again put out their lircs and during the |
lit moon prices suffered a considerable re-
lalpe. May declined to and closed steady Mt 1
" a. While July was bringing SIN at the close.
Corn was an exceedingly narrow market
There was plenty OF bull news which met
with little response. The strength OF wheat
and heavy seaboard exports kept prices a
itue above yesterdays figures most of the
session,
The market for oats was quiet but firm
Dc the continued buying for New York ac-
cunt. This and the strength OF wheat caused
! elight advance In prices, which was well
paihtanod
Provisions were strong throughout At the
lose May pork was zoe higher lard &c aud
lbs IiAc higher.
Estimated receipts Friday Wheat 80 ears;
ORR a2b cars; oats 255 cars and hogs %, 900
iCld.
The leading futures ranged MS follows:
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FInnncinI Mates.

London- -consols for money iis 1915; for
we account lie lbst6. Mexican ordinary a0N
Mexican Central new Is, 6Ss4 Rar silver
nn n,ns e ,eAd per ounce Money per cent.
isNtc o., discount IN the npen market for
short bills s's per cent; rate Of discount n,
ohen market Tor three months bin ~.
Lonaenr-T Tho market for american sec,,r, {
'les iiuc,uateu for some time after the onen.
n;and '"N'"'' ue-
NEW York. Apparently the only thing tha,
ilN.nts gold imports Is the extreme east
i ,s OF monov here. which Is on The basis NJ
l,pr. per cent for call loans and den,anS
s ,.g Which Is quoted at aSiS today Min
10 the demand '"'' 'auai
Saaai. is3. S''-'''-'''o' oalaner
New York Evening Posts London nn.,.
IN o,,u .apiesram SAYS; The stock markets her,
n,p.neu uuli today. but closed gooJ' eonsn,s
ieac,ne the recovery. The features in Amer.
NM mans We're tbs rush Tor klondikc rrons
NM penssr and RIO Graude. Canadia,, e i,a'
oi,ie and Northern rac,.c were bouchi w,,d,.
sb INV t,s, Sales OF stock today soSiS
1l,Sep; sugar 1870: Union Paclle u nsu y.
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prices net unchanged 70 s points lower sales
400, Spot Rio, steady, No. Z GMffG5; No. 2
jclbing 6%uGA. Mid quiet. Cordova SlsMi5.
Sales 200 bags Maracaibo 70.
Santos, January 0--Ccffec--Quict; good
average Santos. 5000 rcis per 100 kilos; re-
ccipt, 5000; stock S,3.Q0g
linvrc January 20.--Cofce-C Closed Hf
higher: sales 1000.
Hamburg. January 2o.--Coffee--op Y
lc0u
Rio. January 20. Coffee STEADY, No. Rio
300 rcis per 100 kiioe. Exchange is-iGd; re-
cenips 5000; cleared for United States 1900; for
Europe 5000; stock 3G5 900.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York, January 20.-The course of the
days cotton market was somewhat Irregular
with the tendency in the main possibly toward
large degree of confidence though the net
gam in sentiment was scarcely appreciabIe
ihc later information from New England
was, If anything, reassuring. The market
opened quiet and steady. with prices point
lower to one higher. Following the first call
winch developed the fact that there was some
Investment interests there was further ad
vance OF 4@p points, assisted by estimates of
y comparatively small movement of cotton nj
inc ports with the English cable marking n
favorable average. The cables were backed
up by buying orders from Liverpool. The
southern contingent also sent in quite n f,ood
OF buying orders, directing their attention
however, chiefly to the summer months The
SeW orleans market reported good export
uenanu Tor cotton and advanced quotations
i-io. other Southern markets, however. failed
10 snow corresponding Improvement Later
IN tne session, as the receipts began ia
proaaen, II was believed the bears were ms.
uled III holding back tho supplies and the
MARKET marie, eased OFF. With better weather con.
ui''ons today came an expanding movement
aL ports' Before p. m. the market Ind
leturnea 10 Yesterdays closing prices, rho
al points. '""'e VI
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Houstou, ThursVHy. 7JHuuHry AUV
The clearing UP Of the wcrthcr gave busi-
ness considerable impetus today. particularly
city TRADE, though country orders were also
quite liberal.
Considerable meats were shipped out evil
dencins tho preparations being made In the
country for the coming crop.
Retail trade was fairly active in all lines.
a. Il was the lrst day for somc time that
shoppers could got about tho streets on nc.
CONT OF tho mud.
Tho tone Of staples is bteody. with meats
showing tendency upward.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-21
cLEAREp FOR GALVESTON.

CLEARED FOR GALVESTON.
IS Avona. widdcss. Liverpool Dec. Is.
So htaciu. Genoa. December 20.
SIS Ashlands. Swansea. January 8,
S. .asioun, Rowell, ut Bordeaux Nov. g.
Sc Bcntola, Fackrell. Liverpool, Dec. ~.
SIS Castanos, at ST. Vincent. December 10.
80 Clio, johnson, Cardiff. January l.:
SIS Co1thon, Mt Antwerp, December "a.
Ss Conscliffe, Wrigntson. at Antwerp. De
cernber TO-
SIS ellen Rickmers. Heintze. Bremen. Jan
uary 3.
81 Eddie. Lund. at Havre, January s.
SIS Ethelreda, Newton, Madeira, Dec. 81.
~ Falshow. Barry, Martinique. December
50 Fulwell. Baines. Swansea. December %
So Gcrtor Barry. ut Buenos Ayres, Novep
Der "a.
- Glengoil Swansea, January 10.
"a Glenloig, Swansea, January IL.
81 Gienyech, Holman. Rotterdam, Jan. IL.
50 Headlands. Holman Cardiff. January II
81 Ida, Arana, Porto kicu, january ~.
So kairos. Liddle Shielus. January I.
SIS khio, Cardiff, December "a.
SIS Lady Lewis, Spc22la VIA Sulina. Novem-
Der 10.
SIS Lony. st. Lucia, December 2s
SIS Lconora. LuN. Barry, i'ecemncr *.
SIS Maryland. Turner ut ST. n,chaels. De.
cemler 30.
81 Miami. Lewis, New York. January s.
IS NTH, Brown, Manchester. December 25
81 Olinda, Hansen, Antwerp. January L.
IS Dtterspool. Witt, Cardm December "a.
81 81 r paniina; Liverpool. January L.
- Pembrdge Millett. Malta, January O.
rs nlympton, Page, Bremen January 10.
IS RioJana. Gurrlca, at Liverpool Decen-
Der Z.
S Rita, Ccniga, Liverpool, January IL.
IS san Marcos, ltzon, New York. Jan. L.
IS Star Cross. Partridge, cardiH. Decam-
Der 16
sa 1'elesfora. , Manchester, January s.
rs Iropca, Sullivan. Cardiff December IL
;. 80 Treasury. Roberts. swansea. December
scl Maggie S. Hart. Farrow. Philadelphia
January 3.
Sch Thomas G: Smith. AuaMs. at Phiiadei-
phia December 20.
GALVESTON COTTON iECEIp,re
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE.


New York. January 2o.-Moncy on cali
ray vt : per cent. last loan at ., per cont,
rrune mercantile paper aai3&, pur cent. Stcr.
, ms oN.hahsn quiet aud steady. with actual
business ~ bankers bills at 4SiisGii4 Sls.
Posted rates Sa6li Sslt and I. S,issfi 81; cam
me- bills i,Slh@i,S2 silver certificates
l,s ~ Bar SILVER 5sSs. Mexican dollars
auict railroad bonds nrn. ''
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Nh'eago advices by private wire TO d. w.
i,uu'ef a Co gave puts on May wheat 9I9saD
VIZ ana cells ssSsga2's Selling above W for
MnS, ana ~ Tor July too heavy for advance
to hold. Probably rally little tomorrow from
losing decline, but Ia n sale on all bulges,
a,us Y On IN May corn sold ut 20, and calls Mt
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CONDITIONS ARE IMPROVED.
Liverpool Comes Ia With an Advance
Of Two Points.
SPOT TRANSACTIONS WERE LIBERAL
Houston. Galveston md New Orleans
All Advance sixtcenth--I.ib-
ernl Receipts Looked For.
once Of The Post,
Houston, Thursday, January 20.

Houston, Thursday. January 20.
Liverpool fully met the advance on this
side and reported good business In spots at
steady prices Futures sold down at the open
ing but quickly rallied and closed 2-6id up.
New Orleans marked February up o points
aud closed point UP on other months. while
New York shows a gain of to points.
Houston, Galveston and New Orleans spots
closed steady at an advance OF lie, with lib
cral sales.
Port receipts today were 1900 against 49,
572 last year and 1896 in 1895.
The estimates for tomorrow are again
heavy, being at New Orleans 1900 to 16.O0o
against $3.50 last year and S6o5 in 1895.
Houston expects 1890 to 5000, against 25lo
last year md 1890 in 1895.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-21

Manchestcr--Per steamship Saturn'na, $50
bales cotton. weighing 265a.Ieo pounds and
valued at si5s,4eo; 4g.s57 bushels corn. weigh.
Inn a,4o0, 900 pounds aud valued ut $1l.bIl; 6ssi
pigs lead. weighing 672, 900 pounds and valued
a; $4,000. 80.
JIamburg-pcr steamship Darlington: 1900
bales OF cotton, Weighing S02.5o0 pounds and
valued at s4s. $50. and 1852 sacks OF cotton,
seed meal. Weighing 6.053.0OS pounds ana
valued at $iS6S6.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-21
ntTTER AND EGu,.

81. Louis, ianunry N u,,,,a -
creamery iah2O; dairy Sitis. Eurs' 'rrr,ri,uni
~, Maasas City. Januarg 70 nuttcr- ste,, ~
ou w siaw creamery liSsiI; deny Iss,li ssss,
Ilt, owins ta>heasy receipts. fresh stesl
Ati.axo, January ~ Butter p....
slrss,ph'ry lS1is; dairy lais Cbeeac p.,sy,
SNsls, Eggs--Easy, fresh Is. 'Se''r- 0"i't'
New York January IA ser,,
. 49, market easier State and Pennsylyn,p,,ss
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MONEY AND BANKING.

Houston. January soThore is little
mors nctiviw IN the demand for money on
account of contemplated good spring trade.
Rates are steady ut 7Gs per cent
rSrlaueu Ia quoted as follows: New YORK.
buying, 81 h0d200 scllng. Toe discount 10
por, New Orleans. buying. \. TO par; He'll.
ing. u to par.
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slssAa.

Npw York. january III 4 srs.r.s,os,.
rrflnius , asIg centrifugal NJ test is,S ut ~
lived atradv. 80 'Ts'' "c'
2, NsN y, o .'g lsnusry y Sugar opcu 10,
nlstrd 3aeft it-lD; whites sS.sE IN. 1871. S.s.-
,vAHs XIV; sycolias 2'snas. Molasscs /, on~a
kcitie. stsy l1flls: centrifugal steady ss9,s
e,furr 9teaas sNss Others nnchangcd'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-21
81. Louis ;rnin Market

81 Louis. January 20 -Flour--Quict and
unchanged, Wheat-No 2 cash elevator a.
uNof 70 January 81. May 9i%: July soS.:
60 hatd cash S. corn--Active. strong.
No. : cash ssA january ~, bid; May ass,
Hs01a July 27As Oats Higher; No. = cns6
SSiis s sSis; track q. January a3,s; May
rim 10, FLAX aeed--Quiot; If. Prim,
unothy seed, $50 Corn meal, i. 10. Bran
s ,'hn,s snsked cast track. Sits. Hay. for
WEI sraus e;@YS.!n; timothy 6.50d9 %.
sSsss' Fork Higher; standard mess jobSing'
S Snn, Lard-tiighsr; prime steam .5sis:
e oi'n NV baron Boxed lots. extra short
= ~ o. a. Dry salt mcats--Boxed Shout
u ,, +,,aa' v0i extra short clear ,SIlssfa, eo
rvs ~, a,oVMSlsi9: shorts 5.isiasl5s5. Reesints
., rdour SvVo, wheat i5,0ve: corr l0O0; oais
-s'vpc, shipments-'lour iO00 wheat IL o1a
coln l20,o0 oats MOON. 'NNe' 'nVVV,
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Per barge iscsulator. 1900 IONS Of coal.
poRTs--CoAsTwIsE

EXPORT S--COASTW ISE.
New York via Boston--620o bales cotton, 1000
bars bullion, 1900 sacks potatoes, 100 bales
hides, 20 packages merchandise
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-21
MARINE 'N'rnLL.cnNcE.
PORE oI Galyeslon .Ianuarx .

Port of Galveston January 70
liHt ' -
CLEARED.
,o IS nallinr,on. Dunbar Hamburg. with on.
=. Saturnina y. neBerroa N.n,,,...,
MN cotton, BY Fowler & Mrvitic'
VIZ cotton by Daniel Ripley. '''s'pn.
sAlLEn.
- nariinston, Dunbar. Aambnrr
81 Ssa,iuIntna, peBenses Manchester.
= Miami, Mcdonald Boston.
IMPORT coAsTWIsn.
tops Of coal. Hns~'ols' 900
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New York. January 20 coffsp-- ~, ,,...
ehtnsn barely steady ~ snie rointr dssi,ns
:. sH,su lnpttlye and tcstufeseSs, With n.y.
@eus'sens sefoushcut closed steady with
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Weak shorts Covered.

Cargill 4 Richardson of Houston say: Liv-
erpool fully met our advance of yesterday
ahc went us one better closing 2-Gid higher,
with good business reported in spots This
was reflected In our markets in the forenoon
New York at ono time being 3 points up, but
New Orleans estimate knocked out some OF
the good feeling. The class of buying today
was not very encouraging TO the bulls, coming
as IL did from few weak shorts covcrinp?
outside. business limited. Spots are in good
demand, fuil quotations being obtainable in
an southern markets, and Lie advance was
recorded in New Orleans, Houston and Gal
weston New York closed 3 tod IN, New Or
leans UNCHANGED to ] point higher
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-21
HOUSTON RANK CAi.ARINGs.

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