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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28

Company G last week added ten new
names to its roster, and the indications
are that as many more VIII be added
this week
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six months The trouble; seems 10 lie
IN the fact shat men with an Insult
neient amount OF push are at the head
OF the organization. During the winter
not more than half q. dozen drills were
held. but il vas promised that in the
spring matters would change. still the
command continues its Rip Van
Wrinkle siumber.
The khaki uniforms ordersd by the
rnembers of. the signal corps are esS-
pected some time NEXT week. The men
are anxious to get them before warm
weather sets fin.s
+ The High school tadet corps continues
its semi weekly drills at the armory,
and a material Improvement is notice.
able Last week the company took up
instructions with the rifles.
Lieutenant W. c. Webb. commanding
company has been appointed regi-
regimental cases viii come under his
supervision
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28
DYSPEPSIA

My DYSPE oSTA CURE g5sifiveiy
cures aIlfOrms Of Indigestion on sfori-
ach trouble. Il reisyenateS Worn-Out
stozn schs. II builds np stofnachs fllaf
have been weakened by powerful cath.
artics and osd-fashioned nostrums.
HanyoR's Dyspepsia care eorreess bioatiueoa
the stomach papItation 81 the hcare shortuess Of
breath, and all affections Of the heart caused ly in
digestion. wind on the stomach beiching wind gi
sour TODD bad taste, offensive breath loss 81 appette
talP5ness Or weakness Of the stomach. improper CIR
ealasion, coated tongue, hearb1rn or water.tr5s
It's Headache Cure stops headsche IN ! fiff.1Fes
AlehyeHs Piie oinfEneat cures Al forfss Or pies
MunYons Blood Cure coTrccts all blood IN rss
A=itiyoas Livef Cure corrrcts 6esdaefit bih55ls
ness Jauodce. constipation and AL liver diseases
A1unyons teHnale Remedies are a boon 10 women
AiunyoHs a asthma Cure and herbs guarAniesdts
relieve asthma u slree TniIIices and cue u fotays
Munyon's CatsTrh Remedies never fsf
MRnyon's Yitalszer ssstores iost powers To- wax
m=n. Price, S1.re
Manyop has cure for every disease. The GuIds
20 Health tfreel tells Of them Cres n5sly IL cts
- Ageyqn. New Yorx and Phiade phia.
MUNYON'S INHALER CuREs C4FARRH.
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Glass and cyOekegy=
gOdre.

NICE WHITE Handled ~TIs a t5I5P
AND SAUCER, FIRST CIzASS n
3 GOODS, ONLY S...s..... 49,. "
Nee decorated Tea Cup and o.
Sancer,t Monday -. -. 80 CO
Nice S-inch White Plates. O.,
Monday .-s.ss -. ce
Decorated Plates, H. r. @ :
Monday " ~ o.
! H8aa sSs2 2. s. Fi :. &c
Plain. OF fancy Goblets, ~ o.
Z IN ohday 1855. ..l.. $50, ~ ID '
OTR PRICES on GLASS AND
CROCKERY ARE ALWAYS Be
Low ALL. OTHERS
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COiIef Soap Sale

Castle Soap Monday fr
per cake ...-s.--. ..-s-........ 80. = =
sc CASTLE SOAP MONDAY. Rr
CAKES FOR ..-... ..-,-- "
Williams Shaving spar Ec
per cake -.<.-.s-- 49, ssa....-.-...S "
Fine transparent Glyoerine kc
LAUNDRY soAP sPEcIAI..
SILK SOAP, BEST AiAnE. \ fAEEs
FOR 2s CENTS MONDAY ONLY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28

A large number of signal sergeantS
reported at the arInory last Sunday
morning for instructions with. the flags
and heEograph. On, account of clouds
obscuring the sun, the men remained AT
the armorsr, aconfining. themselves to the
flags alone. tg ls-t.,s' q, = .
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28

The indications are that troop "A, the
organization which was last summer
mustered into the guard with such GER
egaony ands with such a.fpromising flu
ture, has at last died the natural death
that has been threatened for the last
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28

The first section of battery A con-
tinued it's drills last week, putting in
two extra evenings.
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rank Of first sergeant while with the
Utah volunteers in the Philippines, and
before enIsting was a commissioned
officer in the guard
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The renovation of the hospital corps
quarters has beer completed, and al
though small, they will compare very
faVorably with the quarters of any
organization in the guard The walls
have been lpapered In a neat design, and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28

1fiss Bertha G@tsch entertained a
few frien1s TUESDAY evening. "A candy
pun wa7 the diversiOn.
after b weeks visit with Mrs. John
Trcgea- AIRS cooke returped TO her home
IN BIngham toe first % The week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28

SPIKES FOR LADIES BELTS. TIES,
z Etc. only - - .$ Or
DOZEN :. :. s.S....s. !.-.s. .,ss :. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-22

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. per key. s4.OOs
80 Blasting powder Sl,6o per keg: drop
-'iol per sack N,oo. oucN 81. %.
bACON--ENSra short clear. in sacks. sac;
100 ."
BAGGlNG AND TlES-Ba gglng, Alb, sIs
sA'io ae. Arrow ties. less than carload lots,
from Houston, Ni0
CANp1--suek, wrapped. basis "a, 7R7As
~ 70; NO |, iull weight, basis "a. 7isG7A {
qes 10, special sizes Ac higher
SANDLfSS-Star. fun weight lilsc Granite
fuu weight lie, Electric Lights Toe
" I5lIs. %.
COOPERATING. fair, DC: prime loMaiO%c,
choice lQ44i0Aci Peaberry. i4c: Cos.
aova lSc. Roasted cofees Ar5uckle's Ariosa,
nass ioo-lo cases. 2,6ae delivered: &c. 10
is, zoe delivered. ApeX 1880: Lion ls 0Oc
SRACkERS--A b c soda, bulk. boxes eye:
liz cartons 6Ac: ginger snaps Sc. creams
Sc stage planks &c; cakes and jumhles lie.
fLOUf-Bass iS-lb sacks; fancy hiSh
patent SEA fancy half pateat s. Go; third
grade $50, 2i-pound sack. Ice per barrel
"ghfeT; no9T n wood lsc per barrel higher.
ana cream meal. in barrels IS .oo9ss 10. Pear
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Following is the range Of prices in tho act
I've months at New York ana New Orleans:
Opened. High Low Close.
SPECULATION DEsULroRY.
Cotton Prices Moved within Narrow
limits

Now York, January 9l-Speculntion on the
cotton exchange today was Of a, desultory
character and prices moved within narrow
hm'ta. The market opened steady with
prices 1 point h!ghor to points lower and
htter erist moment OF hesitation turned
weak undor room liquidation and light far
egn selling, brought out by a sharp break
IN Liverpool, which market was affected by
tne alarming uews regarding tho queen Spec
uiaron failed to come to the aid OF waver-
ing bulls. But later In the morning shorts
pecEme opprehensive OF llght estimates from
New Orleans and Houston for tomorrow /
Ie2elpts and in an effort sent prices close
TO the Anal hgures OF Saturday Early IN
the afternoon values again fell to the Low
point under fresh liquidation OF profes.
sional sort. brought out by larger recent,
than looked for and by light selling prcgs,
nre from abroad. For the rost OF the ses.
sion, business dragged along YEARLY and
nuetuations were insignihcant The marko
was finally quiet and steady with nricos ne
to points lower.
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OF DISEASE
CAUSING Loss OF CATTLE IN COAST
COUNTRY.
Thinks Losses Are Not Caused
by Worms.

Victoria, Texas, January 2o,-pr C. W.
stiles, the government veterinary, yester-
day made post norton examinations of
several animals on Mr.. John Welder's ranch
and went out today TO examine some on
Judge B. w, Flys ranch. Although worms
we're found about the lungs, 1t is his op!n-
lon and that OF Mr., Weder and other stock
men that this can not be the cause of tho
losses, as all cattle are affected with worms
10 greater or less extent, and there is
no lud cati0n that the lungs have been al
lected by them. Mr.. Welder is of the opinion
mat the very wet weather during the spring
and early summer Is the real cause of the
troubles, as 1t has undoubtedly been the
cause oil an unusual amount of sickness In
the human family.
lie recalls similar losses during a wet
sprlns about ten years ago What lends
weight TO this theory Is that the losses are
cobhned entirely to localities where the
ranges are low and not very well drained.
r1us,hS the grass to grow rank become sour
and lack nutrition, d,sarrang!ng the digestive
UrsAns of the cattle on such ranges. There
Is nothing contagious about the disease. ami
win the advent OF cool weather the cattle
are improving and 1t is believed that there
WI not be any further losses to amount 10
ny'hlng at least no new cases.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-22

Cargill Richardson cay OF the market in
their circular of yesterday;
Opening cables we're encouraging, hut later
advices show declining tendency, LAYER
pool at tho close being l-ci.h lower than
Saturday. In our markets opening prices
We're slightly lower and further weakness
was shown as tho day progressed. finding
niue disposition on the part OF the huls to
give material support In face OF continued
Eberal receipts, practically no demand Tor
spot cotton, and general lack OF gne ,uia-
uon. New York closed lower on January
aod TO lower on ogher months; New Or
leana TO lower, Spots LID down In Nav
York. unchanged elsewhere. The feeling In
the trade eenters rs very much mixed as 10
the ultimate result. but tho staple sin haa
many friends who believe IN better values.
The movement is being watched with I'M
aioated interest, and while receipts do NOT
show the decrease expected, at the same time
the bull forces are not being depleted 10 any
great extent, and they confidently expect we
VIII soon see falling OF commensurate with
small crop ideas. The January opt!un in
Now York Is being firmly held and shorts In
that month are finding little comfort in the
decline IN the later positions inasmuch IA
the differences are constantly widening Fo,
the moment the market WIN probably be a
scalping one. as material change Is nat
looked for until some new features arc
brought out.
Liverpool should be to III down tomor.
row,
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HOUSTON.

Following are live stock quotations iof ~
market as furnished by the Box-saulafi1
Commission company, SUCCESSORS to Bcf.Rs)
SAmndera Cnm N laainn cnmnanY:
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KANSAS CITY.

:. Especial to The post)
sock Yards. Kansas City, Mo-. January
territory cattle were made here todsy.
=, boceeker & Ball Bowie. 1li5 pound bulls
. . e. e. j. D. jackson, Alpine 1902 pound bulls
90 eo5 pound steers and stays am Wal
1sr Graham, Frost, s23 pounds, $50 EdIn
p'o,ners, Cors!cana, 10iS pounds. 2 90 n
3 Lindsay. Dsnison, 96O pounds. S.75. ]
;. TODD, Denison, s74 pounds, s,s5; ESQ
: pounds, $50. George Long. Ector. sos nounds
9,SVi 1929 pounds 1855. j. NJ. Shsrn Frns,
, 30 ana 3'S pounds, $40 Moore Frost I6Ss
POUNDS, 40. B, P. McFarlin shawnee sSS
Poun9s, $50. H. V. Shaft. shawnee tSS3
POUNDS, $50 Timmons & Withergnoon shaw
zee NVS pounds, 3s5; 1887 bounds 4 On
q q bSwles Chiekasha, 1876 pounds "a
ipl al and j., Purcell, GIG pounds ~ Ioc
reIty Purcell $40 pounds Az wbiyo
a,rn"' cSMs;;neo, S22 pounds, $50. j. H
Hbtness: Shickasha. 1885 pounds 4. 90
Kansas City, January a.tie va
~, 80 nat.yes 1900 Texans and $50 ealyes. MAJ
w, w. steady; native beef steers 4 5o<,s On.
, ,s's and feeders s.7G4.55; COWS a gvi
s1ers 90 .5O Gamers 2. 25as IL, Wos, s,.u
20 "a steers S9ogi.75; Texas and Indi,r ssso.a
5S;s1g1 80; bulls S,1Oa4 %; calves 4 sns,e
Ms tss5e,efepts $500 market steady. bssy w.
, S1esr light LOGS Is: pigs 5o9l e6
Ssn,p -Kseeipts 24O0; market strong Ws.,. ~
Sssaos S,soqSio; Western wethsss "a e I'm
s,oSs M texans to 4,5O for Arizona ted crI g
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LOCAL MARKET REVIEW.

business in produce continues fairy ~
though in some lines dealers fad dlaN'1
IN securing the goods. The ore weak y,
in the produce market is turkeys, iol W.
there is no sale. All dealers VINO nave y.
keys on hand are trying TO dispose o. y.
at any old price. but they arc net saw
full, One dealer offers turkey hens asa III
dozen, which would be 80 1-S cea's =
single turkey.
Prices on Delaware tomatoes, lsVl w
nave been named as follows BY bal'D'
packer; IS. 61lkc net. Baltimore ra~
freight, and Toe. less discount, I. O. "
tory, Baltimore rate OF freight; IS, Ssss =
fob. factory, Baltimore rate OF ireisps
While apples are still scarce, laIs' T..
ment is on the way, the irst cario.1 NJ
due the latter part OF this week in1
fancy Baldwins and Russets
The market is again supplied WIN " u
The Houston Produce and comnlssiO1s ~.
pany is putting on. a car OF Coiorao0 -
skins at 21ec pound.
According to all advlces received y
local trade, the California packers A.
clded TO allow the 16 per sent dlse0--
prunes.
Peanuts continue strong and gu"
at the recent advance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-22

New York, January I.--wheat--Receipts
ls6oOg exports 10000; spot Arm: No. red
@,s TOD ahoat and I'M elevator; No.
Northern S6ia fo.b. anoat; No. hard SAL
fob, anost; options Arm and 7sai net high
cr Hides nrm. Leather and wool steady
Kansas city. January 2i.-Wheat-May
Sorn--M0y S6's; cash No, > mixed 3l4@3iis
No. Sb4.N3tS,, Oats--,NO white 265l26L
Reee Wheat 156,S00; corn s., 500: oats "a
coo shpments--Wheat 100; corn %, eO1;
New Orleans, January 4.--Hog products
arm Pork-Sandard luess Il. 259i4 So Lard
,.kehned t'oree 5@I5s pure lard SISlk
heAed meats-l>y salt shoulders ass sides
~ Blcon-Cioar rsh aides SibISGs Coffee
-tNo, ordinary 70 ta!r 7isdSh Rice-ordi-
nary TO good S4iA. Flour grain and feed
Sums s'eldy Flour-gXtra fancy 55GS IS
9, a'''is g'S,HtN' Corn meal 2l5q3.S0. Bran
~ hay--Pr.me A. 50Gl5 50: choice Il 0)G
!, 90 Corn-No. sacked. white IS; mixed
fo' yeliows "a. Oa,s-No. 2 hacked 99H.
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St. Louis January q -wheat-No red
cash q, January az May 131ea73& July
nv; No. hard 6SikGGjh Corn-No q
cash @6h January 5Gh May S7A0S77s July
6SM. oa's-,No, , cash 2jh January 95h
May 9o@; No. . white 2Ihfe2S, Pork-lob-
binE g. Lard Nominal Is. Flour steady.
patents S.j003 60; extra fancy and strsights
Sloifa 25 clear 270lr2 30, Timothy seed firm
average receipts I 25d4.7S with prime worth
more. Corn meal steady, so Bran qu'et;
sacked east track 6S1p70 Hay. timothy $50
ais 90, prairie 700Glo 30 Whiskey seady
~ Iron cotton ties i25 Baggas 767A
Hemp twine --. Dry salt meats--BoXed
steady extra shorts lies; clear ribs %;
clesr SIDES 737h. Bacon---Boxed quiet:
shorts .2ii4 clear ribs Sl9h clear sides
SIS, Ro,etpts-,tNour 5000 wheat los. 900;
corn lho1o cats 10000, Shipments-Flou
SOVo who1t 30 600; corn 1871 600; oats 2S 600
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COTTON SEED pRoucTs.
BUTTER AND Eggs.

Chicago, January 2t.--Buttcr quiet; cream
cry lid20; dairies llisGlS. Cheese DUH, loA
o. Y. Kegs quiet; fresh 10
Kansas ", January 2t-Eggs hrm; fresh
NJ ssouri and Kansas stock 1880. cases re-
turned.
5! Lous, January 2.--Eggs lower, lie.
New York. January 2i.--gsggs- Receipts
1918 packages; market barely steady; West
ern everage packed at mark 2lG2aA West
ern less on 2sc
Elgin, January 2l.-'Butier firm. %; no Of
10 $40 tubs
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NEW ORLEANS.
SPECIAL 10 The Posi-. ]

80. -, 80 80 ~ foSf.J
Mans l,Ue 'eans; January 2l.-The New Or
Eeceiptse SosS exchange reports: ~" W
So; hogs 4sO sue $40, ~, calves and yearlings
IsSY@rnngs sos hogs 427 Ell ~ o caves ana
conmssTns ana ana yearings sl9; hogs "a 0A''ie
Ali Ssn,an ana fair grades or csttls r10,,,
y oSoiee lS limited prices uncertain s .JI
Hogs in LIBERAL ,s demand fair; prices frm.
Cows ~, s,Vgi %; fair to GOOD an urn n:
s.sofns *, Niers S'Ooa},50 fair 10 good
ts.r ''-St4O0; fair 10 good sth ma
each. 'V0Vf''o' fair 10 good e. nne,,n ~
Hogs 5Ooa5.5o ''V'''
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sHrPMDNTs rRoM VICTORIA.

Victoria, Texas, January 2l.-The falbr,
ing shipments of live stock were made tr
ing he past week from points on iM NJ
York, Texas and Nh-Xican and Gulf, We;ifn
Texas and Pacific railways.
Monday, January IA: From Goliad, Ssii
Bros. one car cows to Houston,
Thursday, January II: From Aloe, ". II
Suths rland, one car calves TO Houston
Friday, January IS: From Edna pens ~
car horses to Illinois by c. f. Bah, NJ
from Van Week. three cars calves and ysi'
lings to Houston by f. David.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Small Worlds Shipments, Higher Cables,
Etc, Helped Wheat.
MAY WHEAT CLOSED Is HIGHER
Corn Closed las Up and oats TN
cbangcd--Provisio Were = LIZ
10 IL IL Lower.

Chnago, January 2l.-small worlds ship
ments, higher cables and a strong cash Stu
alton we're poten, factors n an advance 10
wheat today. May closed IA h.gner Corn
closed u up and oats unchanged Provis-
ions 40 the close were 29Ul2Ac lower.
May wheat opened laG% 70 a shade higher
az 5iA to Hhc Liverpool was the in
fuence, showing an advance ia the face Of
the decline here Saturday, but so much long
wheat was for sale the first sales were at
widely varying figures and a moment LATER
the market tou he'd 7iA. Tho situation, how
over was buliish, Worlds shipments were
only j,23S0J0 bushels, compared with 1859 Oo0
tho week previous.
Antwerp reported tho breaking out Of the
bubonc plague In Argentine and is said
10 have bought heavily OF wheat at sa,.
FRANCISCO, iIere was better demand or
uOuT ana TINS impaired strength to the ca "a
wheat mafke. before the opening IL WlI
@haefled twenty-five loads hal 'ueen taken
LOT export az pr.ccS better than Saturday )
hsures' buying by snid-out bulls and COW
ctHB ny snorts began at the zap OF the
gong and conLnued n modera ely active
way to the end OF the session, tue marker
auyah. 'nS WIN only fractional checks. oe-
ca5oped By prpiit taking A decrease OF
6l9uo0 bushels helped sustain the advance,
hut tne man support came from the streug Ia
OF cash wneai. The amount taken by OK
porters was constantly added to. Exports
from Western and Northwestern points ag
gregated nearly l000,000 bushels May whent
during he forenoon rallied to l51s A reac-
ZION 10 14$.QlA% then took place. but this
was followed by a further rally to 75% ana
me close was strong, May Us higher at isle.
Local receipts ~ cars.
Corn vas moderately active but the range
was marrow The market early followed
wheat closely but he pace later became too
last and the market settled back almost on
ilrely on an unimportant basis. The news
was hardly as favorable for the coarser
grain as for wheat. Receipt 35S cars
oats were moderately active. The market
ieli the wheat strength, but during the after
noon eased Off on selling credited to an in
huential operator. Receipts go cars
Tne tendency IN provisions was easier. Hog
feoe pts were under the estimate, but prices
az the yards nevertheless were weak and
tnIs was reflected by decline in provi-
sons al the opening.
Estimated receipts tomorrow-Wheat b
cars; corn 200 cars oats s05 cars; hogs
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ST. Louis. January 21.-Cattle-Resslya
200 including $500 Texans; market sAe
and active: shipping and export steers ias|
so, dressed beef and butcher steers ilis
$40; steers under 1000 pounds s.iiG4s|
s.ockers and feeders 3.0014.eO; cows al
he.fers 2.COd4.60; Gamers 1.25G2sj; mA|
Go COWS aud heiiers 2,3OaS45. Hogs-Rh|
ce pts 100, market steady; pigs and iss|
5.10d5.S0; packers 5.2545 So butchers ixd
81. Sheep-Receipts 500; market grEf|
and active; native muttons S,75l4.25; hrsl
$4,000; cul.s and bucks 2.5O@4.oo; SOIL
ers 2.25d3 %.
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NNKIN ED.
IS lrada ,Rrl, Deldrgy, Liverpool.
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New York. January 21.-Tne Commercial
Advertisers London financial oablegram says
The markets here were gloomy under tho
influence of the news from Osborne, although
the latest dispatch received III the market
said that an early rally in the queens con-
dition was maintained. The city, however
was hopeless OF ultimate recovery. The busi
ness transacted was meager.
Americans we're very much depressed at
the opening but within an hour London be
gan to buy, restoring PARTIES. Final prices
were about half way between the worst and
the best.
Silver was rather weak
The stock exchange arranged to close i'm
mediately ON receiIt Of the news of the death
of the queen.
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Liverpool Futures.

Following are the closing quotations.
January. .......J.2i-25 May-Juue .....6.Ii-l5
IAN FEB .-.... .23-2i June-luly .....5.i2s
Fob March. ....0.20-g 1uly-Aug .......5.0 Dob
March April. .5.lS-l9 Aug Sept ....46Ob
April May ......5 1911
asked; b bid n nominal 5 ssller. yaluc
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How n Goes An New York

During the present cold and graig ", y
sixty eight thousand eight oIsaf
eighty boxes OF Laxative Bro'ng, ,slos:'
have been purchased by me Sw,kg
Wholesale houses OF New fork, in
son & Robbins. Max Zcller. vnH gs1
Crittenton s Co.. o, H. Jads y a
Kline G Co. and Bruen. Richey
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Houston nniIroad Receipts.

FoIIowIng are ths' reeeipts of cotlon by No
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RANK cLEARINGs.

Bank clearinEs at Houston as reported ny
Houston Clearing House for the day specl-
fed. together with the increase or decrease
as compared with the same days last year:
Days. This year. Last year. Inc
saturday . 81, Sll,0i9 s1,g6i,S20 S276,22a
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COFFEE.

New York January 81 --Coffee-.spot Rio
dull No Z invoice ~; mild quiet: cordova
SdlGh. Futures opened steady 4 noints
lower The market was quiet all day With
out sign of recureratlon. The close was dun.
With prices , points lower. Total sales $500
bags, including Nav 5S0ds IS: September
{ .sV October sos; December SOS.
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New York January 2i.--Co;ton seed oil
moderately active snd shade steadier. de
manh being principally for February oil.
OF which 400 barrels sold today AZ sly Prim-
Grade, barrels. s. prime summer yellow 81.
OF summer yellow 29IS0; prime white SiG
SS, prime winter yellow S5,sdSs; prime meal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-22
CANNED GOODS.

CANNED FRUIrS-Plneapple ID. eye
loss and coreless 81 S5Gt2.0O lib extra grated
e 20' 2-lb standard sliced Sl.J0; pears
@-iD standard So; peaches. standard 81 g50
l. a0, 2-ib seconds 81 l09l la 3-lb standard
Sl.9O; 2-lb pie 81 00a1 10
CANNED vEGETABLES-Tom 2-lb
fun weight zoe. okra and tomatoes, 2-lb
9oc; Lima beans 2-b, full weight, $50 string
los lib. fqll weight, soc; 4 10. string
neg beans. 2-lb, fuil weight S5casi 90: mar
row fat peas, glib. fun weight, 81 1Odl - I;
early June peas, fancy. 2-ib full weight.
fun weight 81 G56Dl Is; asparagus. California
2ta-lb 500; corn, Auburn cream, 2-lb full
wtagAt, 81 lOTl Is, A No. /, 2-lb. fun weight
CALlFORNIA FRI;Ti, fiTtra, standard or
10 peaches. lemon cling 81 90Ql 80; yellow
crawford 81 soq IS; black cherries 81 O)g
az. so, Strawberries 81 Oed2 10 piums 81 G5G
i.ioi grapes 81 5iql 60: seconds l0c per dozen
less than extra standard prices.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-22
Dry Goods.

New York. January 81. Although there
has not been any percepuble Increase in
the volume OF business doing In cotton
goods today there have been considerable
more Inquiries and an Increasing buslnest
looked for. No change can be noted N
prices Of any staple lines and prints and
s,nghams are unchanged. Print cloths arc
steady, both at FAN River and outside mar
kets.