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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-12-21

Mrs. Abb'e Brands. Of Corunna, came
Wednesday o VS., her S., er, Mrs Fred
Williams Rev. ID. S. Cramer, of
Burton delivered the sermon at the NJ M
z. Church SUNDAY in the absence of the
pastor---A. +. shannon and A. 4.
Colby are attending court in Corunna
th IS week. Mrs Cora Mjche spent
"Wednesday WIKI lea,ives in OwoSso- -
The farmers are shipping hay from
here's number of carloads having been
sent recently.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-12-21
Byron.

Mrs Albert Mann, of Durand for
merly Of Byron, died at the hospital in
Detroit, where she was taken for treat
ment. She was buried in Byron
cemetery Friday. Deceased was a
daughter of Mr.. James Smith Mrs.
w. B. Mattison is in a very poor state
of health-Mrs. j. K Courtney, of
Marquette, is visiting her mother Mrs.
j. Dyer-The diphtheria patients
have all covered-Mrs +. f. Sleeth
visited her daughter Mrs. j. T. Emmett,
in Howell, last week Mrs o. ID.
Barnes was in Perry, last week, caring
for little grandson, born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harley Barnes-rhe Alabama
Warblers gave an entertainment here
last Wednesday evening.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-12-21
Olney.

Wbie 80 l@m y of NJ. Solomon
Bgham were attending Sunday school
exercises at the DUnbald church last
Sunday morning their house in Some
unaccountable manner caught fire and
burned to the ground. An alasn was
given by Bert Holbrook promptly to
those at the church ard large crowd
hastily gathered at the fire, but too late
to save anything of Importance. There
was no insurance, but immediate assist
ance by near neighbors, as well as 9TH
ers at Elsie and vicinity, will partly
assuage their hard loss--The mother
of John Cramer died at bis home Tues.
day, Dec. 1S. of heart disease--Mrs.
Thomas Williams, residing with her
daughter, Mrs Miles Simpson, while
about some household work last Wed :
nesday afternoon fell aud. 1t is feared :,
broke an arm. A doctor was hastily
! summoned but we haven't learned
further observation-disclosures Corp
and son, John, have returned from
Maple Ridge, where he has been for a
few days past, looking up farm he
has lately bargained for--W. L.
Bigham. plaintiff, and j. Coleman,
defendant, both of Chaplin township, in
suit before Justice Hanes for re-
covery Of wages due Bigham' g
daughter, resulted in favor of Bigham; I;
Coleman having to pay costs, etc--Miss
Blanch Call. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Call, has been seriously i'll OF
some complicated fever but Is now
somewhat on the gain--A Christma as
tree at school No 3, this week, Fridav
afternoon.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-12-21

The Kaleidoscope Club meets tonight
with Miss Blanche Tuthill.
Otto Bollman. OF the high school force of
teachers, is in Chicago to spend the holi-
days.
James Stewart, of Cheyenne, Wyo., is in
the city to spend the holidays with relatives
in this city.
August Wesener has been confined to the
house part of the week by troublesome
attack of rheumatism.
Geo. K. Martin has been showing a fine
line of Christmas trees at the feed barn
across from The TINES office.
G. b. Sickmon left this morning for New
York City to be absent about three weeks.
He will spend a part of the time at the
Groton Bridge Company's Office in New
York City and few days at the works at
GrotOn.
The Kings Daughters are planning to
give the children of the Dorcas Home q
Christmas tree on the afternoon of Christ
mas day. Any articles which may be con-
tributed for the same by other friends may
be left at either Christians or Osburn d
Sons stores.
Osburn Sons have been showing the
most striking show window which has ap-
peared In their store for long time. II
represents two rooms, cosy sitting room
with handsome cushions and pretty furni-
ture and reception room where two ladies
are about to indulge in a five O'clock tea.
The decorating is the work of Arthur
!, Byerly.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-12-21
Elsie

l.. A. Chase is home for the holidays
Mrs. A. F. Bryant left for her home
in New York Wednesday-Miss f.
Winnefred Payne, who recently gradu-
ated at Mt. Pleasant, has been engaged
as teacher at Benton Harbor-Mrs
Chas. Sexton died at her home on East
Main street Friday. She had suffered
from cancer for year. Funeral from
F. B. church, Sunday-Rev. Stevens,
pastor of the F. NJ church, is in Flint
MIR. M. Sexton and wife returned to
their home in Gaylord Tuesday night
They were accompanied by their father,
Mr.. Chas. Sexton-Mrs Ruby Nc.
Quiston, of South Lyons, is the guest OF
her mother, Mrs. H. Setterington-
Mrs. A. Hankins was in Owosso Mon.
day-Lamott Clement, of Grand Rap
ids, is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
c. Clement-Mrs. A. B. Way is the
guest of her son, Allen Way. of Sparta
Rep. M S. Doyle has been confined
to the house the past week with throat
and lung trouble-Mrs. Elizabeth
Cramer died very suddenly of hear
trouble, at the home of her son, Johr
Cramer, Wednesday morning Funera
from the F. M. church, Friday
Eugene Allen has gone to Detroit to &C
as assistant express messenger on th
M, G. railroad during the holidays.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-12-21
Union Plains.

Alfred Fosket went to Ashley, Friday
-Luie Sayers returned to her post in
the hospital at Alma, Friday-Mrs.
George Fox is living with her grand
daughter, Mrs. Luie Gortner-N. P.
Harder is living with his mother. Mrs.
Shears at Newburg-Mrs. l. Teller,
of Cohoctah, is visiting her sister. Mrs.
William Sayers--Mr. Neal Russell
will work Mr.. G. w. Hoover's farm the
coming year-Miss Tillie Lanckton
has had another poor spell. She is with
her sister, Mrs. l.. S. Warner,
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-12-21
L.aingsburg.

The residence of old Mrs. Merritt
living at Merritt's Crossing, four miles
southwest of here, was entered by
burglars Wednesday night. Entrance
was secured through window, the
house searched and small sum of
money secured Mrs. Merritt, who is
SO years of age, lives alone.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-12-21
Christmas And New Year Holiday Rates
Via Grand Trunk R'y System.

Round trip tickets will be sold at rate of
one a d onethird fare. between all points
on lines west of the Detroit and ST. Clair
rivers and to certain other territory,
particulars OF which can be obtained from
any agent. Selling dates December 90, 23,
"a, 20 and 81, 1900, and January l, 1901.
Good returning to leave destination until
January 2, 1901.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-12-21
Maple River.

Every one is very busy this week in
making preparations for the Christmas
ntertainment-Mrs III. A. Ellis is
entertaining her neice, Mrs. Edward
White, of Deerfield this week Mrs
White will be remembered by her many
friends in Maple River, as Miss Edith
Lamb-Mrs. Lilly is in Lapeer this
week looking after business interests
Mrs. E. M. Eighme spent Monday
in Owosso on business--Mr. and Mrs.
w. X. Hodges, of Morrice, were pleasant
callers on friends here, Friday and
Saturday--A. l.. Chandler and family
were callers on P. B. Reynolds, Sunday
afternoon-A party will be given,
Friday evening at the home of Wilbur
Elkins.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-12-21
For Sale.

One million feet Of standing green timber,
with saw mill, camps etc just built on the
land near A. A. r. X. and Cadillac. Ad-
dress owner, Box 9s5 Cadillac Mich.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-24
TIE NEWS FROM TIIE OLD NoRTH sTATE AND ms cAPIT
but who was unavoidably prevented

Dut VINO was unavoidabfy prevented
from attending.
Gen. John 3, Gordon OF Georgia was
present and delivered his famous lecture
on ihe Last Days of the Confeder-
cy TO large and appreciative au-
dtence OF the Academy of Music at
night, paying beautiful tributes to
southern valor and chivalry that not
only iinmortalized Lee and jackson, but
the entire soldiery who wore the gray.
THE FARMERS CONGRESS.
Governor Russell has appointed dele
gates to the annual meeting OF the
FARMERS National Congress, which
meets at Colorado Springs, Col, Au-
gust 2lst to 31st, 1900.
The following are the delegates
named:
H. Banks Holt, Graham.
DR.. ]. j. Mott, Statesville.
Hon. S. B. Alexander, Charlotte.
a. L. McCallus. Esq, Red Springs.
j. j. clearinghouse, Esq, Grimes
land.
Col John S. Cunningham. Cunningham.
ii. j. Hawkins, Ridgeway.
Hon. j. h. Coftieid, Everette.
WilliHm Dunn, Esq, New Bern.
j. a. Narludge, Pomona
Geo. f. Weston, Esq, Biltmore.
Col. Chas. McNamee. Biltmore.
j. IL. Pogue. Esq, Raleigh.
j. d. McCauley, Dsq. Chapel Hill.
DR. b. w. Kilgo, Raleigh.
Col b. Cameron, Statesville.
Maj. w. a. Graham, Machpelah.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-24


Of
1n gan mucous patches III the MOUTH
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-24
NORTH CAROLINA'S
SUPREME COURT.
Renders an Important Decision in
the Shell Fish Commission Case.
OPPOSE STATE LEGISLATURE.

MIR. II. II. Battle to Deliver Address ut
Vance Statue dwelling Durham Al
dermen Pass an Anticipating Law Like
Norfolk's-Fourtecn Horses Burned Mt
Greensboro Veterans Hear Gen. Cor
don mt MT. Airy Gov. Russell Namos
Delegates to the Farmers Congress at
s c. Colorado Springs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-24

AMMUNIrION--Powde per keg 81 00G,
4. %, blasting powder 81 .65 per keg; drop shot,
per sack 81 SIS. buck 81 So
BACoN--Extra short clear. in sacks. IA a
7Ac; regulars 7AGsisc, boxed hc higher:
smoked bellies SdSAc. New York salt bell
lies 77s0Se; breakfast bacon 9laII0isc.
BAGGlNG AND TiES--Less than car lots.
from Houston; Bagging s-lb CSC; "a IL
cANDY-stiek. wrapped. basis "a. 6i:GsAc
per 10; special sizes iec higher
CANDLES Star. full weight. l2Hc: Gran
ite fun weight ll&c: Electric likhts lie
CEMENr-portland S,ISu3.sS; Rosendale
81, 750s 90
coFFEE-Rio. fair. saGsNc; prime sX@
i0iao. choice lOisal0s,c; peaberry lac: Cor
dova l2c Roasted coffees Arbuekle's Arlosa
basis i0Q-lb cases. ls.50c delivered a6-l ID cases
a.5oc delivered; Lion. ioO-lb eases. 1900,
Apex IL soc
CRAcKERs--A b c soda. bulk. boxes &c;
lib cartons shc. ginger snaps Sc. creams
Sc: stsge blanks 6isc; cakes and ipmbles llc.
fLOuR-rexas Star Mills Tidal Wave
81 ~; Sea Fairy $50 Sea Nymph s.. 80 Sea
level $3.50. rye nour $50. numperniChei
81. 90. SneCial rates for shipments to interior
roinfs. Quarter SEEKS sre iNr higter than half
sacks arr weed iic hisher than half sacks
Fk0l$ACECUS GOODS ssilts honipV aud
cream meNl IN harrcis. sa.s56s IS. pearl meal
w 4o-lb sacks, = oVlssS pei bhl ~ fou-
sas ~ Seotsh oars 81 ~, l'.isnds at. a. ~
Colombia oats s2,ip. HsNkeye oats 81 IA
LAEp--Rehned. ticr1., coaireurd. si.fstt,r.
leaf ss971se; so-le cans &c nixher than
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-24
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Paris Advance and Steady liverpool
influenced the Exchange.
PROFIT TAKING CAUSED A DEPRESSION
Corn Was DsIi-Trsdr In oats Light
md Tone wesk--Proyisions
closed Unchanged.
PROFIT TAKING CAUSED A DEPRESSION

Chicago January 23.-rhe Paris advance
and the stcsdiness Of Liverpool we're the
steadying factors In the wheat market to
day. Nav closing = over yesterday Corn
closed is9i, higher. oats clostd unchanged.
2'sa6 lower.
NAV wheat opened tsapA under yesterday $
cipse al tSsG66iS. actuated by an initial de-
cllhe az Liverpool Of I'D. The din was only
momentary rs the English market steadied
early and Paris showed another advance.
Trade was active foreigners and influential
local traders being good buyers and personal
traders covered lines let ont early yesterday.
MAY advanced to 81, where for some time the
market ruled firm but rather duh. later
spaam OF profit taking depressed the price
or MAY To 6B5. but sharp recovery fol-
lowed as outside markets were Arm. primary
receipts light and cearances liberal Tho
northwest was good buyer at this stage Of
the session. MAY advanced TO 6Td67is and
closed strong X over yesterday. at g. At
inc advance trade was again fairly active
Local receipts we're 10000 bushels against
reported 2lSfcars compared with 296 last week
ana Jsi year ago. Receipts here we're 4,
cars Atlantic port clearances In wheat and
hour were equal TO $1,000 bushels. Mime.
apoiis reported some Improvement In demand
for cash wheat
Corn was dull throughout the session aud
inclined to be heavy. but the strength OF
wheat had a steadying effect and near the
end Influenced enough buying 10 result in a
gain over last night Country offerings were
leported little freer and the weather was
regarded as favorable to the movement
Heavy clearances at the seaboard. SIS ,00l
bushels: was an announcement TO the bulls
although l21,O0O bushels OF It was from New
Orleans alone. The shipping demand was
SLOW but some business was transacted. Re
celpts here were $50 cars
@Trade in oats was light and the tone gen
orally weak. but the strength of wheat boost
ed the market nsar the close to level with
Yesterdays final figures. The first hour was
fairy active aud encouraged by the depression
OF the foreign markets there was some SELL
ing Holders also let loose some on stop or
ders. The market was quiet. Receipts here
were 800 cars.
With receipts Of hogs under the estima q
the weakness OF provisions was practically
Disappointing TO the bulls Prices at the
Yards. however, were rather weak. The close
was fairly steady, little over the bottom.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow WHEAT
% cars; corn 1876 cars oats 40 cars. hogs
5000 head
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-24
NEW YORK EXCHANGE , SSs.irrI

Decrease.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-24

Chicago. January % cattle Generally
slow, including butchers, stocks and can
ucrs Texans strong for steers. but bulls ioa
l5c lower, stockers and feeders steady, calves
2Sc higher than last week, good 10 choice Is
as TO- poor 10 medium o0d5 90, mixed
stockers 25ds IS, selected feeders asa no.
good to choice COWS 8 i0d 80 hcifers asa
on Gamers . 2ode m, bulls 7lnl 81, calves
5Opt 81 fod TeXne heeyrs 00doi.ao Hogs
Lower than Yesterdays average fair clear.
ance. mixed and butchers stock 50nS 25,
good 10 choico heavy 7Od4 so. rough heavy
.S5fii So. lights iSdi 80 bulk OF sales 4 81
Ni 70 sheep Steady and active lambs
strong, n1tiye wethers 5oaS 90, lambs Z :;
n6.00. NcYtcru wcthorH .00Ti So: Western
lambs 81 'nHG.Sb. Roceipta--Cattlo 800. hogs
2n,00o shovp $4,000
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-24
losLne

Following arc the quotations on stocks IN
New York as received by Csrsill & Richad-
son
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-24

Timothy seed Prime 80
Pork Mess, per barrel. . 25R1o e.,
Lsrd-Per loo rounds. s065 M
Short ribs sides loose. . 50uSaS
Dry sailed shoulders boxed. 5bd5L.
Short clear aides. boxed 8 aode a.
Whisky High wines. per gallon / 2Sls
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-24
~. Ionis Grnin nnd Proyi.,nns.

s. Louis January %. Whcat-No cash
and January 6sG6a. July 667s, No. hard
An6t Corn No. cash and January 3Oa.
May 32 oais--No. 2 cash and January q
May 2Aas No white g Pork Steady
johhing 1925 old II S7is new. Lard Quiet
prime steam .62t.. choice 8 60 Flour Easy
and unchanged. Timothy seed GOA S.. corr
meat steady; i5tl so. Bran easier. sacked
east track, d6d61. Hay steady timothy S5l
nl9 40, prairie 1.'1nS,2G Whisky steady
e3'a. Cotton tics Lilo; bgsgnG 5a,d6tg
hemp twine . Dry salt meats Boxed eNtrf
shorts oH5ta clear risb q 90. clear sides & -
Bacon Extra shorts 6.S,la. clear sides 8 62ts
Receipts Flour $1,000; wheat 10000. corn rs
GOO; oats -. 600 shipments Flour SN0O: wheat
81. 0nN; corn IS nnn, oats Sd. nnn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-24

Now Orleans. La. January 2a.--w. II,
Bachelor a. Co. say OF cotton:
Whils further liquidation was In order offer
ings we're we'll absorbed by considerable spec.
ulative and investment buying and II public
sentiment can be accepted az an Indication
tho direction OF the market IA decidedly up
wards. The holders OF cotton IN the South
are alive 10 the strong statistical position,
as well as the sad plight Of the English spin
ners and are therefore arbitrary az to the
vsius OF spot supply. Besides receipts con
tinuo TO run towards small figures and the
fact that extremely bnllish news Is received
from the manufacturers are features that
ars having due effect. With the exception
Of the local spot market. tho general south
eTn markets rule with the usual frmness
at advanced prices in several instances The
course OF the local market during the after
noon session showed some irrogulsrity and
further disposition was noticed to take
profits.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-24
DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.

ArPL ES-Fancy evaporated oo-lo noA
Size; lib cartons &c; choice oyaporatcd &C.
ApRlCOTS-Per 10, loose l2l2c.
CiTRON--In l0-lb boxes 49,,
CURRANTS--tn bbls DC, 25-lb boxes. Clean
ed, LUX 7lsc; lib cartons Sast2t
DATEs--l-lb packages Zoe, t0-lb boxes &C.
FICS-California l2iac' Imported lo4 sc;
Size
RflSINs-Califoruia 2-crown, L. L. bo&ef,
$a25: J., box L. l.. raisins 5000. 2-eroNn
l.. NJ. raisins, 50-lb boxes, TAG 5-crown l.
NJ raisins. jO-lb boxes, S4c.
PkUNES--C California, j0-60s, Iiac, 6O-jOs, 'c
70-SOs, &c so-90s, 5tac; 9o-l0os, &C
NUTS Brazil, Toe per h; flberts, Sicily
13c; Naples l2iac walnuts Hdl5c peanuts
fancy hand picked 5iac; No . 5c: almonds
Tarasona, Ice per 10 in sacks; pecans. un-
screened, 6iad7,ac. better grades, Sg9c
italian chestnuts 10c.
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90 Yotk. iannary x. whca: rccelpts d.

New York. January o. Wheat. receipts Is
IN bushels exports % IA hunhcls sales las.
o00 bushels futures; 5000 IMPORT spot market
hrm: No, req 15ia fob. 8roat prompt
No | Northern Duluth Is fp.b aHoat
prompt. M. bard Duluth S0i4 10 b. snoat .
No. . red 7SA elevator. Options opened
steady and as once advanced sharply
on bulls and winter wheat crop news.
foreign buying supplemented by very
siren French markets; later in the
day prices were upheld by North and
Southwest buying and n scarcity OF sellers.
closing strong at isdp7Sc net advance; No
red, March J4&, May 7Sh, July l2as Hides
steady leather firm wool dull cotton seed
rs %
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Londou Financial Cap'' -

New York, January @.-i ~ ,,,rss \
Advertisers London financial cav, aui \
the markets were becalmed ~" frc5 \.
In the absence OF definite re-" ssptnrs y.
and reports from Paris OF ne .-rel wlr.'
Beers OF a large part Of s.serouess
forces. These reports were nrsss,oa " n
credited, but made some lmxgnpsnlN
time, because they were Tsis dttgp'
heavy fall in Rand mines ne sxtns
was learned later, was due 70 ere fi'l'..
a large option. Americans "a idle A.
dealers in them standing afovS Nc1,t
wondering why New fofh ~ he ~
steady. Silver was SUI unu''
OF the hear commitments - ,ecsifsa
everyday iobhing orders pelHs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-24

Kansas City, January q. -Cattle-Roeeirts
5000 natives and 500 Texans. becvcs and eN
pert steers steady others, killing grades
slow; heavy native heoVos 5.O5dS'SS, light
weights i.S005.S5; stockcrs aud feeders ga
o. - butchers COWS aud heifers S.10G4 80:
Gamers 2,500Si0, fed Westerns a.006i 90
Western feeders a 2514.S5; Texans h0Si
100. Hogs Receipts 100; market steady
early weakened and ruled I TO Zoe lower:
heavy eo6ii,15; mixed 4,5od4 20; light 4 -
az IS; rigs 0NQ4. %. sheep Receipts $3.50.
good active demand; steady to loo hisber
lambs 5.60d6,eS; muttons ( 65dt5 TO- stock
ers and feeders s,oOdi,s5; oulls e.S0dS IS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-24

Carload lots, & q h cars from millers.
dealers charge from store Sdl0c more rer lSo
lbs on bran, 2dSc per bushcl on oats and corn
and loalSc per 100 lbs on hay,
BRAN Per 100 lbs. 10d7ec
RICE BRAN-Per 100 lbs. soc
WHEAT SHORTS Per 100 lbs. as7l oS.
CORN--No. sacked i0i.Guisc
CORN CHoPS--Pure aud mixed, 7sds2c
oATS-Goed No / Texas S0dS3c: on or nc
No. white SSd3ic slightly stained sou q
HAY-Altalta l45o6l5 90 per ton; timothy
rs W lNN; south Teya' prairie hav N.SOi.
t',V' Nofth TaN5s and Territory $9n.1i5.00
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Liyerpool Fnturen.
ing are The eloslng ouotations :
United stntcs Exports.

ioNaS. iouf u"Ns .t..-..4.... io,lai 81,
stocks at United states Ports.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-24

NV ~ aSTR Ss- January -Noney on call steady
camille papsr iHa6is sterling eNe,i ner,
st'huN With actual business IN bankers' hIiS'
az 4s6c al s6H for demand and Iss@ :, 4 gu S1l
,o "a, SKY :, DAYS; Posted rates is4,salS AM
yer certificates S9%nGCA; bar silver e.. x Z, ~
can dollars iIla. Government bongs MeAl'
lar, WINS WFegu
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tlorces; io.lb cans NC higher. S-lli cans ~
higher. 4 IN cans It higher
HAMs-Standsrd iOkc uicnc hams &c,
HoNEY--In barrels sodscc per rallon; "
eo.Ib cans extracted 50Gt; IN conn vnll.
in I2.lb cans extracted. 5'.n'c pouno
titnF ipnI5e. ., a.
LIME-Hmlk 81 ~ per barrel; co9pered IL,
MOIASSES- Rcboilcd fair leAnlse, nr,n ,,u
SaUa2c; ., re new crop syrun i5c :. On.
MILK Gold Medal SO 90 Magnolia S~s9'
Eagle 81 no. Empire Nb. ,,.s
PICKLES Five gallon kegs ~ 20 lv-Kal'u, :,
kegs 81 no: y bhls - m. pints' Ams y.
style s5naoc quarts America style y -
s.gsI t2mGs Is. gal, American sNie'
Sc i513 % ! gal, HoxaRon. w. 80 ~
RICE -Esira fancy head bToitc' cnolSs -"
5Isc fair rzd5c fancy imported sla9e%S
ROPE-Sissl basis '-ib lOAc' Mania 10
cotton rore 10c. 80
SALT Liverpool. coarse $4,000 hue s9cp
100 Louisiana coarse SOC ino w ~ npi =
es-1os. s2.25; so-Ss $3.50. ie0-5s N'sp' "-f'
81 49,
SALT FISH Mackercl Nc In lo-lb kts
81 .0Gii 10 half bbls sT,50. tubs Si.ooaS = =,
SARDINES- American quarters " 300 y.
mustard tilodi25; imported Gillette graz
quarters StltD fancy sprats, quarters, So y. =,
STARCH STANDARD goods; Rearl N ig-lo
boxes. Ss.a35sc Koynl Gloss. bulk. $685.,
Nickel 100 packages per box; s-i5' corn
starch SIC per H. 20 and 40-lb boxes
SUGAR Quotations are for small lots. OPP
cial prices are given on carload orders stanu-
ard granulated 5ssc: cubes and powdered DC
Louisiana yellow clarified. fancy 'hFssoS'
choice 5isn5kc: Arhucklss. lib ana '-iu
packages. ShG61sc
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SUGAR ,

New York January 2s,-sugar-Rav Strong
held higher; refined firm but quiet
New orlesns--January 2s-Sugar- S,ror,,
open Kettle S7s64 lie open kettle centr,s,ses
tnt 1.l6 centrifugal. plantation Frannis,ss
~; whites iitdiA ,yellows 4Ha4 ii-is; sec.
onds 2isQi S-l6 Molasses-Quiet; omen ta,s,,
5000; centrifugal sass syrup-steadLy S a. =.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-24
COFFEE.

New York, January 2a.-conee- Futures
opened steady, with prices SGl0 points lower
and closed firm, with prices 6fil0 points
higher; total sales 25,e0O bags. including
March 6.Se66.ao; May 69Oa7 10: July /. O5ff
I,2oi September ,20a7 30; October S0di5 81 (;
December ',soa75n, Spot coffee, Rio steady
mild steady.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-24
surrER Am neGs.

Chicago, January q Butter market steady
creamery i9nsils; dairy lSde2 cheese-Firm
at i2fiS. EGGS -Steady, fresh lsGi7
New York. January 2s-EgES- Reeeirts ~ !
100 packages, steady State and Pennsylvania
II. Western ungraded at mark linIa
81. Lonis-EEes- Lover at lie
Kansas City. January y. EEgS-woak
freeh Missouri aud kausas stocks nrst. lso
per dozen, cases returned
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-24
METALS.

NH" fo-f iruusry 9S-Netals-A hurthar
sb4fp upilff IN ne nrirs ~ spelta, ma
drop ~ we're tn leading feature, 81 M
MARKET ~ fta Jos, tho motal sxbsnes
.aieo plg 'r0o 9l.rapts duil Lak, eopp,r
q 50; lcnd steady with 40 bid rra
esked speltor hrmer, With $50 bid and IN