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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-23
SOUTH AND EAST
Southern Pacific Co,
THE SHASTA ROUTE
Trains leave Salem for Portland and v,v
stations at 6:40 a. m. 1854 a. m, AMI

Pullman and Tourists cars on both
trains. Chair cars Sacramento 10 Ogden
and FL Paso, and tourist cars 10 Chicago
81. Louis, New Orleans and Washington
Connecting at San Frandisco with Ny
erai steamship lines for Honolulu
Japan, China, Philippines, Central and
South America.
See Mr.. w. w. Skinner agent at Salem
station, or address
q. II. MARKHAM, G. P. A.,
Portland, Oregon.
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Miss Sarah orne, Jewett's "The Tory
Lover" the opening chapters of which
appear in the Atlantic Monthly for
November, takes for its theme the
fortunes Of the exiled Loyalists at the
beginning Of the American Revolution.
That portion Of the present State OF
Maine which has become Miss Jewett's
country as ompletely as Mr.. Hardy has
made Wessex his own domain, il rich
in provincial history. The fortunes Of
the exiled Loyalists carry the scene OF
Miss Jewetts stirring romance TO
England and France, but her portraits
OF Benjamin Franklin and John Paul
Jones as Revolutionary heroes, and
her narration OF American bravery on
the high seas will delight the lover OF
his country, as we'll as the thousands OF
admirers Of Miss Jewett's steadily
maturing and beautifully yeracious art.
"The Troy Lover" will be special
feature OF the Atlantic during the greater
portion of 1901.
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lady on her travels never utters one
com plaint, one growl, or a single kick,
and she bad plenty Of occasion, but she
sets us the example Of perfect fortitude
and the christian grace Of never scold.
ing. Furthermore che wishes the world
to know that the people Of the interior,
who are uniformly spoken Of as eavages,
were uniformly kind and attentive TO
her, lady travelling absolutely alone
with them. She describes the fashions,
dress, houses, ling and customs Of the
people. She finds them a happy and
race except where they have
been disturbed by the vices and innovs.
tions Of civilization. The author makes
earnest appeals Tor fair treatmenistor the
OF animal life in the dark
continent. Her book is readable in
every page and every line, not alone for
her ability 10 chronicle her travels, for
the sound judgment Of public matters,
but for its literary merit. Her name is
worthy 10 ranked with writer's and trav.
elers like Stanley and Livingston "ii che
is Q woman" II is beautifully printed
and well bound, and worthy Of place in
every library.
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The JOLT GIPI

Often changes to the iaded woman. 81
ccn't see what's come over Mary She
used to be such a jolly girl" was the
remark OF a young woman visiting a
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women strong and sick women we'll.
vFof two years had been a sufferer from
chronic diseases and female weakness writes
Mrs Allen A. Robson, OF uas Rodman street
Philadelphia, Pa Vl had two different doctoTs
aud they gave me medicine which oniy relieved
me tOr a time, My uiecc advised me %
cludcd that 10 open a correspondence with YOU
for your advice would be salesl - 1 did and
have heen highly bcnedted 1 hnd that aner
taking six bottles of Favorite Prescription anN
1--WE OF Golden Medical discovery and follow
ing your advice Ia regard 10 local treatment I
am now a strong womau. Accept my sincere
thanks for the iutercsl manifested in my case
aud the happy results obtained
Sick women are invited 20 consult Dr
Pierce By letter Ifee, Correspondence pri,
vaie. Address Dr, RN. Pierce buealo, NY.
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The stage and it's votaries are always
interesting topics, especially TO women,
and in the November issue Of the
woman's magazine, The American
Queen, several pages are devoted to the
actresses Of the eighteenth and nine
teenth centuries. Some OF the great
celebrities are illustrated In different
poses and in various roles, while others
are merely shown in the particular roles
which have made them famous. The
articles themselves are excellently
written.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-23

The condition of what might almost,
paradoxically, be called the formative
unrest of American theological tendencies
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We are converting the Republican po-
liticans into a solid antitrust sggrega.
tion, Read:
The Journal has been elected a mem
Der Of the newly reorganized Associated
Press, under The laws OF New York.
salem Journal.
The Journal, while loud in its denun-
ciafion OF trusts and ardent in ite advOca-
CIV Of Organism, maniiests it's utter in
consistency In the above announcement
in which il proclaims itself not only a
supporter, bat an actual member OF one
% the biggest trusts in the county,
koseburg Plaindealer.
Tmr JoURSAL belongs 10 an association
Of newsy gathers that cooperate 10 fur
nlsh each other exclusive news at cost
and NOT Tor profit The Associated Press
declares no dividends and makes no
profits. But we're glad Republicans are
down on even this kind Of Trust.
Doubleday, Page 4 Co., (34 Union
square) New York, have out the 6rst
number Of "The Worlds Work." their
great new world-beating q cent mag.
azine. New features are larger page,
q historical review Of the month, ultra
optimism and yet fearless expression Of
Convictions. stories Of the men who
work, aud review Of the worlds work.
Is this magazine any improvement on
the Review Of Reyiews2 Does it resist the
tidal wave enroaehments Of daily jour.
nalism? We shall watch its career with
interest II il not certain that there is
not a great field for just such a maga-
zine.
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Corvallis 4 Eastern Railroad
TIME CARD.

No. ? For Yaquina; -
Train leaves Albany. ....,lsto
Train leaves Corvallis, 'oo
Train arrives YaquiOa o4o y -
No. ! Returning: ~ M
Leaves Yaquina ......,. C'l00 N
Leaves Corvallis. .........ll 10Y o. M
Arrives Albany. ...lz'lo y
No. 3 For Detroit: 80 M
Leaves Albany -. .,,. ~ M.
Arrives Detroit. .,,.,..,' ll'@'"
No. Returning: ,or.
Leaves Detroit. .,.'I.'ieg N.
Arrives Albany. q, o'fo aod
One and two connect al AloanJ ina
Corvallis with Southern Pacluc V'S Sss,
giving direct service b and lrow '
port aud adjacent beaches. .ived
Trains for the mountains a. tlms
Detroit at noon, giving ampis tM
10 reach camping gTOunus o lhe
BreitenSush aud Santiam r'e''
same day. ,,S .qoSG
II L WALDEN, FDNlN Nsrif
z. u. q 2. A
J. TURNER.
* ht, Albany.
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IN THE WORLD
OF LITERATURE
New Volume BY Jas. Whitcomb Riley SAN
Houstsn --.Wnman IN Central Afrfea---
RusseITs Catalogue.
New Volume BY Riley.


Just in time for the holidays and after
four years Of silence, broken only by an
occasional poem in a magazine, James
Whitcomb Riley has published another
book Of verse. It takes its title from
the first poem in IL, "Home Folks" T"
Published by Bowen, Merrill & Co.,
Indianapolis.
1t is nearly 30 years siuce Jamee
Whitcomb Riley first began 10 write the
verse which 30 many persons have
learned TO love. II was not until after
the appearance OF the now famous
"Leonainie" hoax, which appeared in
the Kokomo Dispatch, and which ex.
cited much comment and criticism OF
various kinds, that the young author
summoned up courage enough to gather
together what he considered the bes; Of
his product, with the intention Of issu-
ing a book--and that 10 his native
Hoosier dialect. He called this, his fret
pretentious effort, "The Old Swimmiu'
Hole and 'Leyen More Poems," and in
1888 It was published by the Robert
Clarke Company, Of Cincinnati, under
the pen name Of Benjamin f. Johnson,
Of Boone, 1000 copies, at the authors
expense. Since that time what strides
have beenImade
A remarkable quality Of this new
book by Mr.. Riley IL the diversity Of it's
contents. The poems here collected run
"irom grave TO gay, from lively 10 Sc
yere." In "Mister Hop-Toad," with ite
catchy refrain:
oh, oh, oh
! grabs up my old hoe
But | sees you,
And g. /, "Oooh. h.ooh
Howdy, Mister Hop-Toad How-dee do"
The poet reyerts TO his fayorite dia-
lect, the everyday speech OF the :Hoosier
countryman, which he has done ~ much
10 make familiar to the world. IL will
doubtless, be marked, however, that not
a large proportion Of this book is in dia-
lect, that is TO say Hoosier dialect.
Riley is 4 poet Of the plain people.
During the rainy winter season here in
Oregon more than once the friends
Of the Hoosier sonsster have again lived
over with him the days described as
"Knee Deep in June" On the cheer
less days he has made possible for them
delightful trips 'Out 10 Old Aunt
Mary's." In his poems are the spirit Of
the hr trees on the mountain tops of
The Cascades, as well as OF the waving
grasses and blossoming orchards OF the
prairie lands Of Indiana.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-23
EDITORIAL NOTES.

II begins to look as Il the moral and
religious elements Of the nation would
decide the coming election. II Mckinley
gets the Methodist and Catholic vote as
he did before he's elected. But he won {
get them. The JoURSKL knows OF a
number Of good people and some that
don't pretend TO be good who voted for
him before, but will not do 90 again.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-23
SAT- 2boWEss
/, may become chronic.

II may become chronic.
II may cover the body with large,
inflamed. burning, tchiag. sealing
patches ard Cause intense suffering.
II has been known 70 DO so.
Do not de.sy treatment.
Thoroughly cleanse the system Ct
the humors on which this alment de-
pends and prevent their return.
The medicine taken By Mrs. Ida &. warl.
Cove Point. Nd. vas HoOds SarsaparillA
She writes: Il bad dissgreeable itching on
my arms which concluded wss salt rheum.
/ began taking Hoods Sarsapasi.ia end in
two days felt better. Il was not long before
was cured. aud I have never hsd any skin
disease since"
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the Best PrescrIptIon Tor Malaria.

Chllla and fever IL a bottle af Groves Iaateless
Chill Tonic. IL Is simply iron and quinlne In n
tasteless form. No cure DO pay. Price t9c,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-23

McClure's Magazine for November
will contain vivid account Of the siege
Of the Foreign Legations in Pekin,
written as diary by Katharine
Mullikin Lowry, one Of the besieged.
Il will relate in fall many OF the soul
string events the we already know, aud
will make clear many incidents upon
which we have hitherto had little light.
II will be illustrated with plans Of Pokin,
Of the Legation Quarters, and Of the
British Legation.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-23

The most charming volume Of the
Beacon Biographies published by Small,
Maynard & Co., lie the Sam Houston by
Sarah Barnwell Elliot. The romance
Of the subject and the grand dimensions
Of the man are clearly grasped and set
out in this small volume. Here is boiled
down the turbulent career OF one OF the
nations first expansionists. one always
ready TO fight the devil with fire, wheth-
or he appeared In the form OF Mexican
General or a political opponent. He
ran away 10 live with the Indians at 10,
fought slave traders at a little later
period in his life, became common
soldier, studied law, fought duels, was
the friend of President Jackson for life,
went 10 congress, made romantic but
unfortunate marriage, was libelled for
corruption and eaned senator, was
tried before the bar Of the senate, led
the Texans against the best Mexican
generals and defeated their armies,
avenged the slaughter OF the Alamo at
the battle OF San Jacinto, brought Texas
into the Union, was sent 70 the senate,
was governor Of the state and president
Of the Republic, and during all tins time
was honest and kept his administration
out Of debt and saved the state credit
at all times. Out of these pots of living
paint Mrs. Elliot draws a living pic
ture. Her hero concludes his life as
the head Of family OF wife and nine
children. ID is a booklet that is a gem
of the series so far and deserves place
in the hands of American children. An
other series Of biography by this hrm
Is the Westminster biographies, con-
tanning so far lives of Browning, Deice,
aud John Wesley, The price Of these
complete volumes Is 90 cents.
Cassell 4 Company, 7 & 8 West 18th
ST., NewlYork, yepublished the best
book on Africa that has come 10 our no.
tice this year IL Is called "A White
Woman in Central Africa" by Helen
Caddick. Itis an account by herself OF
a lady's journey from the mouth OF
zambesI river 10 the Great Lake Tangan'
yika, which divides German East Africa
from the Congo Free State. The Won
derinl experiences Of the lady in her
tours with large parties Of native serv-
ants her descriptions Of the animals aud
plants and forests, as well as the home
liieoi the people, make il like a romance
and one can scarcely lay il down. Our
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-23

The publishing house Of X. II. Rus.
sell, West 10Th street, New York, has
ready a partial list Of new and holiday
publications Of which this house makes
speciality. Original illustrations by
Gibson, Wenzell and other noted artists
are presented in calenders and cartoon
editions that are an ornament TO a
drawing room and a JOY TO the owner
who can afford TO have them. The best
that America produces in this line
comes from the Russell Press. Illus
trated souvenirs Of the great actors and
actresses are a specially. Among the
very latest announcements are Ameri-
cans by Gibson, The Little Boy Book by
Helen Hay, a new fairy book by Frank
Baum. The Passing Show by Wenzell In
Cupid's Court by Ina Russelle Warren,
a new edition Of Knickerbocker's New
York by Irving, Characters Of Romance
by William Nicholson, and many other
highly interesting publications. Buyers
should send for this advance catalog
and then a little later an elaborately IL
lustrated catalog will be ready, and no
one who loves beautiful books should
miss having one.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-23
Stops the Cough and
Works off the Cold.

Laxative Bromo Quinlne Tablets cure cold In
one day. No Cure. No Pay. Price Csc. 2S
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THE JOURNAL has all rh lmant Associated
vice Of date eh Pec mOrnng Daes
hours earlier eoest Daily Market ndspenden
RO1 for POiteaI Machine Address
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HOODS SaTsaPas.iEH2

Promises to cure and keeps ths
promise. II Is positively unequaled
for all cutaneous eruptions Take 4.
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When had great national party
chairman 10 take the stump and beg for
votes lac Marx Hanna?
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-23

Oregon young ladies With or without
$4,000 don't haye 10 advertise for
husbands.
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nlchmera Nem. Nn,.r

Richmond, Texas. Januarv s-Amor
tho Richmond society young men who
were In attendance on the New Years
hall AZ Wharton we're Messrs. Edgar We.-
sendort, Robert Wsssendorf. Artbn,
tracy and Edgar Winston. An report n
most enjoyable time
Miss Kate Sargent who has been snend
ing the holidays here with friends ana
relatives LEFT for Dallas. where she is AZ
tending school Al the ST. Mary Femsls
seminary.
Mrs Sidney Pearson and son M..,.r
Waymond. OF weimsr. ara in Richmors
for few days visit
5, g Russell, Esq. left for Brazor,s
county, Texas today. where he will snans
the balance % the week on legal business
Mr. \ Bravo returned from Houston 10
gay where he has been en- a pleasure
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AMMUNITION Powder. per Eav ., M
tsS. blasting powder 3, 81 pcr kee a-o5 ~. =
Der sack 81. 30; buck 81 so
BACON Extra shori clear. in sacts -i.z
'As: regulars, MOS boxed 70 hirbsv
smoked bellies IA177sc: New York ssi, he,
lies, "a Use breakfast bacon. 9i.ijiOisc w
BAGGlNG AND TIEs-Less than .,r,.,.
from Houston BaFeinr PIN 60. ~ ~ Il,
TIC: Arrow ties 81 ioHi IL -~-'o
CANDY Stick wrRnped haste q E, s,s,,
PEI n, sreois. sizes nc higher
CANDLES Star. full weight lol,. go
re fun weight l&c: Eleotrio Hsbs- |iSh-
N.75Q2 90. Nosehoale.
coFFEE-Rio, fair 81 Rse: pr,ne a,ta,a..
choice, lOAc; peaberry utfIjla,r, $500 vs.
INC. Roasted coffaes: Arbustlc's oiuoVs'
basis ioo-lh cases 10 ooc dalirered ss.lh rosa
sec delivered Lion, loe-lh cases lie: Apss
CRACKERS n c soda. hulk. bo,es e.
i-le cartons tiac; ginger SNAPS scs cream,
SC STAGE blanks sisc cakes and umbles iic
FLoUR-TeNas star Mills; Heal W.
10 sea Fairy. $50: Sea Hymus "a 81
sea lever $50: rye hour 50 60; punner.
insi; $50, Special rates for shipmsnts "a
i tl hoints Quarter sacks are iec hirhsr
S hs,9 hst sacks and wood ise higher thar
FARiNACEoUs Goops-erits hon,rv -,
cream meal. in barrels. Sc s5i7 ; *. ny ana
tnesl IN f0lh sacks. 81 5ofii is ner Ri gPts,,l
ss,ks scotch cats. s. 50. Friendsr o,,s a. "a
N9ik'pnil cas- e s. HRwkeye oats 81 IS
LARD Refined. fierce. cempo,i1s eae,.
~" oaeeisoi So-lb cans ac higher than
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-05

NEW YORK EXCHANGE;
1T-1... Nc
London Financial CabIcgraf

New York. January 4.-The comner'a
'verusers London financial cablegran
Although trading was fair at first !
depression followed, due to the bad =
Of the Berlin bank, showing deere
100000 marks in notes and 2,ooo,Oe
I'm cash. The German hanks hage nouhs.l
customers that they must reduce thsn
lative commitments and this hrougnl,
forced sales all day. particularly
American department A rumor from
OF bank failure in Germany appesFs n
no basis except the differences OF
banker and broker The depressing, X
creased by local loan issue ALLUDED y
terday, but apprehension was dininsr
the publication of the Bank of Epsss
turns for the week, showing an ine.s
e2,1 1000 in bullion and reserve wi'ps-
increase, Of notes. Steady buying W.
York partly counteraeted the efesl, 4
Berlin sales of Americans, but fsnsa..
assure London, which was also unss1ss3
manufactured war rumors, such as n
Butler had been defeated and thai N
GatScre was surrounded by Boer foron
was upset by the trouble in Berlin.
Was easy, call At per cent being W.
in the afternoon All leans from INC n
the market have been liquidated,
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-. Louis. January i-Nheat No ssreI
cash e9lg January 20: May t!ss; July eyys
No. . hard 65a67is Corn No. cash ana
Janraly 30A May 3s'sli ,2R Oats-No
cash and January "A: MAY 49, No > white
ma Fork firm jobbIng 40 old II . new.
ara higher; prime steam 5.6l; choice .. S..
Flour unbalanced 1tmothy sea ss0ga e.
Corn meal l.'5dl.Se. Bran firm sacked "a i
track Ga Hay steady timothy 10 0OGle.r0,
ptSul" '.iop $40, Whisky steady e3L
Cotton ties ,@ Baggng a".16i. Hemu
twine 3 ply salt moats--Ev,ia short 562i
elear ribs 5.iji dear sidrs iS7H Bacop-
Extra shorts 6 l2tt; clear ribs 3 .. side,
Il VIZ, Receipts-Flour Goo0; wheat Il. O0J,
corn 1s@1' oals Gt.01d shipments Flour
lo'0; wheat 5000: coru 5000. oats $500.
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LIVE STOCK.
HOUSTON.


Galveston, Texas, january 3.--The a. p
Norman Live stock company reports tho mar
Eat fnllowa
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Cereals We're Far OvershadOsed by the
by the Strength Of Provisions.
PORK, LARD AND RIBS WERE HIGHER
wheat WAS Dull, but Decline Was
Unimportant-Corn Was Firm at
the CIose-oats Were strong

Chicago, January 4.-Heavy demand and
light offerings in provisions showed a strength
and activity far outshining the grain markets
today, May pork closing 22iza25c, May lard
l2iadi5c and May ribs l5c higher wheat was
depressed by the Liverpool weakness, but
steadied on war news aud strength Of pro-
visions May closing isaAe under yesterda!
Corn closed unchanged. Oats a shade better.
Under the first shock Of large receipts and
lower prices at The yards the provision mar
ket weakened showing = shade less than at
the opening This was speedily regsinsd The
demand was good early aud improved as the
session progressed. but the holders we're coy
and bids we're constantly raised The nit was
animated toe greater part Of the session. May
PORK ranged from SOS a. the opening 70
S092is aud closed 22t2l-5r higher. az SO 81
aloeQ May lard from s6s1iaa605 closing
i2l-di6o up, AZ IS 02iz66 sos, and May ribs
from s. 65u5 soGs s2ls AT the close, loo over
Yesterday, At $50
Wheat was dull and heavy lower cables and
the good Argentine crop news being depress-
ing factors The decline was not important,
however MAY opened 1sc down, at e9ss4sass
Fold down 70 sessGseit, rallied on buying
against puts and on a little buying Influenced
by the strength Of provisions, touched 6ea4 q
1914, and eased off, closing ikdttc under yes
tfrday, al 699s. Primary receipts we're 49,.
cfff. against tDis4ph last year Mlu0edpolls
aud Duluth reported $40 cars, compared with
279 last week and al a year ago Receipts
here were 81 cars. New York reported 80
boat loads taken for export. Seapoard ship
ments in wheat and nout were equal to 1852, 0OC
bushels. While this news was considered
bealish by some, many leaders were inclined
10 Ignore it, pinning their faith - = degree
70 the possibility Of a German interference in
BRUSH Boer affairs and to the strength Of
provisions During the last hour of trading
fair volume Of business was transacted
which seemed to be a tendency toward firm-
ness
Corn earlier was inclined to be easy Oh
somewhat freer country offerings, but the
strength Of provisions turned the scale and
the close was rather firm. Early there was
selling by elevator people and some realizing
~ hoor traders. Up to noon the market WIS
rather easy. but the crowd after that hour
TOOK no cogniZance of the provisions advance
and bought corn. Receipts here we're Sl5 cars
and At primary points $4,000 bushels. against
g6looo bushels last year Port clearance
were G36 600 bushels
There was large business done in oats
today, over 100000 bushels bought TO load
and hold until The opening of navigation
| This kent tho cash market strong and steadied
| tho future market. Receipts here IA cars
! Estimated receipts tomorrow Wheat. 4:
| cara; corn. 45o cars. oats. lG5 cars: hogs
/ rs. 01n head
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DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS

APPLES-Fancy eYaporsteo 5o-lb boxes
&c; lib cartons sac; choice evaporated 81,
G9c.
APRICOTs-Per In. loose i2Ae
CITRON-In 10-lb boxes 1ac
CuRRANTS-ln bhls. SC; 25-lb boxes. clean.
ed. bulk 7ihc lib cartons sTskc.
DATES-1-lb packages, De q ID boxes &C.
Wigs California IKE. imported l5Iigc.
PEACHES-Choice new stock &C: standard
SIC.
RAIsfNs-Caiifornia. s-crown. L. L. boxes
t2.25: Il -bnx L. L. raislns 65l75c; 2-crown
L. NJ. raisns. 5O-lb boxes, 7&c 3-crown L.
ii. raisins, 50-lb boxes SAC
PRUNES-Callfornia 50-60s, nc; e0-70s 7c:
To-sOs. &c. s0-9Gs. NC: sQ-l00s sc.
NtTs-B Brazil iOc per ID: hlberts Sicily
l3c, Naples i9kc; walnuts, 14Gl5c; peanuts
fancy hand picked SIC No 25c almonds
Taragopa lsc per 10 in sacks pecans un,
screened, 6iad7c; better grades, 7l2di0c
Italian chsstnuts. 1oc.
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MIL srocK A NrM nANrn

san Antonio. IeXaf lanuary { -nhvo /
Woodward 3 prominent merchant Of this
ety; has embarked IN the rattle business
closing deal today Tor the entire crop N
ealNcs. s'cera and heiiers tiSaA hrandinel 81
the Loekh1usen a Jones West Texas hard
ot me bred cattle, The orcn will approx
pfr head an around has hean paid. the deiig
cry 10 be made durirE the coming spripg.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-05

NJ Louis. January Eggs Steady. 1T,
Chicago, January 4. Butter Market arm
cr"lmery, l9d2S dairy, i7I2s Cheese-Firm
i2nis', Eggs Firm fresh. ip6lei5
Nev York iauusrv o. Eggs Receipts st4i
PACKAGES Arm; Western ungradcd at mark.
1919 western, e. loss m
Kansas civ, January EGGS -ikc hipher
fresh Missouri and Kansas stocks. isc ner
dofen. cases returned; storage, iOan.