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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14
MEETING Of CHRISTIAN WORKERS.
Nineteenth Annual General Conference
70 Be Fed NaAt MnnLh

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80, s.u-,.... ..t.
lI' ''ii N''5' N"''H Is HTt4vNPlaA"tutN.
l'r'r Friends 3ad Fellow Workers
With the beginning of tho psy, .,o+,,r,
'N''
a ogsp ana widespread interest mas been
',,,, .yt'osi,, ,lt4s ''ri' Nu''t III q
W.n, min, & 'Ala5 OF tne gospel
-,'t' rN4'"'tlH I IONS anu societies Aafc
ni'ty spe'lat ruWtS resulting IN marked
r.5i So nI'ir yttieL vlkahllhuohs nave
5,.fi,,tr, I''i.'' ~. w ny LOT Iu.4te uulIel
EG,tr st,5 r'''''e U'"s 10 prayer and
PIN, - NY
lPelt is every indication that during
snot, 'u n.i SelS"n mere VIII he Increased
INK ~ "ttu sun steatsf blessing 10 the
, vTfiVH "nS 'Lr W9Tld' Christians are
III AVA 'N ,r sg ,"nylCton mat there Is spec
itl 1hc urgent need Of tho preaching OF
ti hg g"yP dr lae reiiglogs and social cond
Hren'e ana messages Of freedom and hope
Cc,,GI' 'u L5 nov No one will deny that
Nv o,o II te'1E 10 own the preaching OF HIS
POM tra itrrr1h' Htl'ahtS 10 proclaim IT,.
dai 1er rri * ~ NV lue nation gre IN
Of m asnerltr U.bieh ' lP'IyI'hs ana evils
by tbs n5,'ec " t5a Sah et overcome only
iuy The exccadipr .i3frir,.iI 'oSn pfelGn'
uufaihng love ans erIr' -f W SIN; ne
INNS m ,53tn 81 Jesus Christ
ti5r nNi ,yii'''lns an INVITATION to the Chris
ccpf6rence of |brist,i nr m ", tttnln general
MIA II, No;+ss,I,N ..it1,iaA Not6ers, "a he
il cur earnest iosiTa is jhs,H, ANEuSt 10
u.iy lie To An n nrensr5uulI, 'Hc s1llPrlns
wrrk for Cbiist h, 1HJUit+iI"n inr eHective
lectures on tbG ,yor5 rF" na3 10 5ae usual
NY tf,J, VI M"'N. and consecutive courses
I'm mites J,C3 tn ihe ,onsldclatlon vi p!' :,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14
The Modern Fable of the
Open Champion, the Peranda
Fixture and the 0nce.a.
Weeker from Town. e Il

went 10 the Office aud Kicked. the Manager
led him up to the Root and showed him the
View. The Manager was on 60 iis Jon He
had chased the Mlleh COWS ont Of an ad-
Joining Pasture aud put M two Red Flags,
80 that he might advertise Cor Links me
Damp Spot on inc way to the Station was
called the Lake. Any ono who dldn't he.
lieve there was Fishing could 70 MP TO the
Office and look at the Photographs of a Fat
Man holding up a string.
rhe Manager had arranged for the Mos
quitocs to Keep away, but the Mosau toes
broke the Contract.
SUI the Hotel was nor altogether Sniny.
The Stationery Was Great For Six Days
Ia the Week the Social Gayetles az Grand
view were very mucn Hen There was 4
Clcrk with Shirt Waist who worked along
the Verandas and chatted about the
Mcarner SO as TO keep People from dis
crssing the Table and the Service. After
uc had converted for about 10 Minutes he
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14

Once upon Time there was "A summer
Hotel that was all right until you saw IT,
The bot sAa tired Denizeu Of the crowded
city would look at the half.tone Prints Of
The cool outrageous Depths and the wood
Engraving Of the Man yanking out i've
pound Bass and would want % lock up aud
fy TO the Piney Woods.
The so-ealled Guests put IN most OF their
time changing Clothes and inqulruG Tor
Mali. Grand View was the Name 90 the
Hotel because, by climbing 10 the Roof
yon could see the County seat The He'd
Rooms were SO small that the Women kept
sneir Trunks IN the Halfway. After ones
Light was out one had to feel fou ones
PiIlow and after one found t. It felt Ike
one sack Of salt.
on the Table could be found everything
that the CITY Market had afforded three
days previously Each Patron, upon an.
sweHfg the Bell came into the dining
Roem aud confronted o Leaf Of Lettuce,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14

would begin to bueu low ana threaten to go
cut. Thereupon the Ladies would fall 10
aim.
But On Saturday Eve when the Bus came
an from the station loaded down with the
Rrys VINO were expected 70 Sign the Checks
ON. alien rhere was JOY Indeed! Every
BODY WAS glad 20 welcome tile Hread.wiu
uws Each would have on her most
smrmptlous Toggew ami the Turquoise
Brooch aud she would have out her little
fourineh Lace Handkerchief, all ready 10
wave AZ Him. All the Married Couples
would clinch at the Hotel Steps. and those
~ho didnt hare tne Right would postpone
y foi a while.
Among the Men who came OUT on the
saturday Special was Bachelor named
Albert Albert knew two Girls az the 10
tel and he didn't care who saw him with
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14

SAME as you See on the tAshion Page. she
wore French Heels al summer aud when
eyer she saw Cow she sqiieaied ana
caught hold OF the nearest Man
Susie on the other Hand. squared or az
the threatening Bovine and Mrs Cow
would break down Fence trying 10 GET
away
Grace once tried TO hit Golf ball he.
esuse Il seemed 70 be the Thing She
pecked al It q couple OF times and sent Il
about eighteen inches. aud then she fel,
something Give and She returned 10 the
Yeranda
Every time she veutured out s0e wore a
three-foot Hat covered with Baitenherg and
carried a Pafasol so as TO protect the Com
plexon. She never was Keen for PHYSICAL
Culture, but preferred 70 get herself tucked
In JUST right aud then 81, ana road some
thing BY Booth Harrington. she lad a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14

Oisb two slippery slices 81 Cucumber hoid-
ing IL down.
rue Princess who waited on the Table
haa rut her Pride III her Pocket So MS 70
set the Price Of "a Piano. She had agreed
IA bring feea from t1e Kitchen hut she
had not agreed to meet any Of the Guests,
socially, as It we're. 50 everyone had to be
cafefrl
she would approach The Table vim a GER
tain sweet t;raylty aud hand each Person
Cut Of Beef, Just large enough for a Half-
sac Tncn sEe wonid sprinkit . semisegeie
81 InaiAiauaI Dishes across the rahie-Glothl
and feel Of her Hair ana answer an Ques-
lions j "a Iadyltke manner telling you
what they didn't hnte.
rne iced Tea was al Ice and the COT
sase s'uaaibg teck vp lie Sauce Ike
sponge. This Tor -Four Day. II any one
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14

'uuFue' Texas, July 2-Prof. w. T.
Nussen OF ,ae Willie Denton college was
~ 'osn today In speaking Of the burn.
lps o. Joshua he spoke fayorably o. the
evidence the business men are giving az
Ike hen ashe seng Tha.t % rise Phoenlx.lKe from
s.lnng goods and all are ordering g gS55 ne
. rslp,sfsSe hnelr burned stock lie said Ioshno
"e1'a certainly be tebuiIt. 'oSNua
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14

ing or weak nlaa
ar woman. 10 ,,
60 ii G SOMA
healthy. strong aai
robust. ! Offer 900
an absolute and PEI
feet guaranteed e'lif
by Electricity s. "
plled by my Eleclils
Belt. Ifit does ra
cure you II dsH
rot COST YOU a tsll
The action Of blse
tricity, properly AZ
piled upon the "
ments and weas
nesses of men ~
women. Is tfgf
marvellous. II ~
nishes food for tls
T... 10 AMI ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14
ERECT HEAD"

Say Dr. Eeanett, "Clsar Brain ant
Sar&Iing Eye Denotes the Strong Maj
q Woman--EVery Weak and Ailn5
Prison May Become Strong ard
Hathy by the Proper Application d
Elctricity-My Electric Belt Is Gusf.
ateed Cure-You Take No Chances
-The Doctor ASKS You to Write Fol-
II Expose OF "Tree ('( Trial" and
by When You Are Cured Conoefns,
II duty you owe 10 yourself. yoI'
tllens and 10 mankind. u Won are % Nv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14
g MODERN FABLES. g
BY GEORGE kDE,
Author Of "Fables in SLAMS

Copy1ghted 1891 by Robert How
ard Russell.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14
e, II Nin Stree: ALBERT. t1AMPE. l.
Sak Values

45inch Liberty silks and SILK Mus that
sold for soc and 15c choice ..... l....... 05C
2Sinch Foulard Silks in the newest color -.
ings and designs selling at 75c; choice. 800
Our entire line OF Fancy Fouards and Fancy
Waist silks that sold for $i.25. S135, $3.50
and Sl5O to close out choice, ............ 61c
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14
Umbrellas

TWO SPECIAL VALUES for you to select from
this week
Ladies Parasols pure Italian T8ffcta silk or
twilled top, Paragon frame, steel rod, tight roll
twisted wood or pretty Dresden handles,
selling at ST. 80. and $l,75 choce......... I.Z1
Ladies Parasois for rain or shine best india or
italian Tafetd sir top tight roll steel rod Para
gon frame and cover, worth g. and SEES;
for this week .....................J .6H
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14

Toilet ARTICLES
Baileys Face Powders, Taleum Powders and
Pure Vaseline, selling at d0c; choice. ...... Sc
Toilet Soaps, in Carnation Pink Woodland Violet
Ia France Rose and Lily of Luzon,
Selling at l0c choice ................, sc
Bradleys Almond M>al, Tooth Powders and Per-
fumed Talcum Powders, selling at 25c;
choice 49,. ............ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sc
Bradleys sea Salt, Perfumed Ammonia and Triple
Essence OF Spring Vioiets,
selling ai 25c. sra. Observation-Disclosures. 100
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14

FnI y organs ot the body. II poal
wen SLAMS Of vitality into tAe sts
and pofr, happiness ana strength fe'rlt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14

Fancy ParaSols
Children's Fancy Colored Parasols,
selling at 25c each .,..,,.............. &c
Childrens Fancy SILK Parasos,
Children's Fancy Silk Parasols with pink 40
rufhe. worth 1z5 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VOC
Children's Fancy SIX Parasols with three pink
uffes or fancy tfusel rufne.
worth St45 each. .......... ............ J.J3
Children's Fancy Silk P8rasols with double Point
dEsprit rufhe edged with satin ribbon, -
worth SI75 each e..... Observation-Disclosures ]. ~
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Ian 23.-'The American Wool and Cotton
porter VIII OF the wool trade tomorrow: IT
pretty which finds In the
loston Wool market at writing. There
tire absence Of and vvacity which hnds
bull period. To-day smallest items OF news seem
large and they have least li1ei-
hood influencing the favoraby regarded
worthy OF A the trade wait
ing two even;s-the opening OF heavywe eight
and the opening of the London sales Two weeks
the American WooleR Company opened Its lines Of
coatnEs and good orders The other houses followed
with their overcoatnE lines But the wool dealers
unable Of business
this Now they waiting for the opening Of
the heavyweight lines February,
week the London sales opened and AZ an advance
This has caused of business 10
he transacted little better tone perhaps but trade
waits this time how prices hold in London.
Prices not all weak whatever apathy OF
the be. however small the quantity Of sales
the remains dealers and farmers alike
letting whit IN their opinion in the value Of ther
commodity That - whv snles light,
the dealers will make concessions The sales
the Boston amounted l.l7OCOO n dones
tic and rs foreign making ,2s5 900 70
against 7l5 oO0 N for the previous week. and
total 13A 600 for the corresponding week
amount 10 159 600 10 against
l3 l35 N the corresponding time last year.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Ian 23-Cotton quiet: middling, 9iac: low
mddng &C. good ordinary T-6e receipts 10 29l bales
exports to the Continent 35l9 sales 52 stock
Norfolk Jan 23-Cotton dull middlng 9-l6c; low
mddnE csc: good ordinary sHe; receipts LISA bales
wilnington Jan 23.-cotton Arm; mddltng. 9Sc: re-
22O bales exports the Continent 9sSi; stock
ABS
savannah Jan 2s-cotton easy; middlins 7-loe low
mddng l5-l6c. receipts. 46is bales: gross aool
exports coastvise 2.O6s: sales 5O2; stock, no.
Augl sta, Jan. 23-Cotton steady mddlns S7sc: low
mddnF 9aso: receipts $40 bales; shipments. 6T sales
S54: stock. 5S.06l. -,
Charleston Jan 23.Cotton steady: midolIng, sac; rs
cepts. 30S bales; stock. 165sS
Mobile. Jan. 23.-cotton dull mi1dllng. % o-loc low
middling. l5I6c: good ordinary Tide receipts l4s
hales 57s sales, 200 stock. S 2OS
Memphis Jan. 2s-Cotton quiet: middling. 9iac; low
middlinE. &C. good ordinary Slac receipts l.1S5
bales 250l shipments. 1880 sales. $50 stock.
l52. 22s.
Houston. jan 23.-cotton dull mddlpg I-l6c; low
tadlng i5l6e rood ordinary 6l6e receipts. 1o6o6
oales; shipments. II 123; sales. g. stock. l1lsId
ST. Louis. Jan 23Cotton quiet. naiddling. e5sc. low
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
EXPORTS TO-DAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-Yo-k. January 81.


coFFEE-The coffee market was very Guet at the
onenng became very active. The transactions
m rhe opening call 6.ao bags. up - s.T5O
hag and for the entire 425oo bags. this
ness representing more active market with the
vty not Of satisfactory kind fo- the
that represented liquidation of old interests rather than
foTmston % new interests. The market opened
steady decline Of 10 points changed but tte Tor
res of session. while maintaining generally weak
undertone ana closed steady a loss Of 10
roints: this being the lowest level Of the The
continued weakness followed heavy receipts Rio
santos So 600 bags and also the interior C23 l0)
bags. with satisfactory Offset in the Of de-
satisfactory cables; Hayre and Hamburg
unchanged prices. Warehouse deliveries the United
nnt unfortunately supported by satisfactory
demand for spot supplies the open market. which
closed dull the nominal Of Tisc for No
Rio invoice lots Cleared Victoria. January 81
Nssnyth 1900 bags market for tea was some
what irregular the opening call prices
points 20 points higher. compared with the
nrevious days closing. Sales the call
10000 NJ up u they had reached $4,000 ID
The entire session 10000 n. lots. steady
tone prevailed all day and prices gradually up
ward until g advance Of about 50 points
corded positions with tie close steady
following proes February, 1S3oG1350 March. 13.40G
1890: April. I3.s06lST0 May. 1900 50: June lSe0a
1880 July, 1S.70Gl390 August 1900 l3 so September
iSe0Gl4.l0; october. 1S.S0Gl41O; November and De
oenaber. s906I4l0.
The Of prices in the local market
follows
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
OTHER MARKErs-nY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. Jan 23CattieReceipts $1,000. choice steers
nrn others steady 10 l0c lower closing Butchers
stock steady 70 strong Good prime 2SGSB
por = medium. 50 5odS5 IS stockcrs nn
- 1885 - cows - 75S4 % s. 75aS4 30 can
rers S2nSe 70 bulls So 5OTS4 - calves steady Sf8
81 354Si Texas bulls 81 50dS3 S5 Hogs-Receipis to-
day SO 900 tomorrow 5000. estimated left over 500:
steady TOP s. 30 mNe and butchers s. Oj0S5 go good
70 choice heavv 81 20dSa 30 heavy 05QSS Is
Ight - o5rS5 2's hulk OF sales s. 20TSS Sheep
receipts 5000 sheep firm shade higher; yearings up
70 q 90 lambs steady closing slow. good choice
wehers So 75aS4 So: fair choice mixed So i5aS3 90:
native lambs, SASS so; Western lambs. $59S5 so
East Buffalo. Jan. "a -Recepts-CattIe l35 cars
sheen and lambs 30 hogs q Shipments-Cat-
tie la3 cars sheep and lambs. IS cars. hogs l2 cars
Cat'le--LdSht receipts. demand Ton grade
butcher cattle were in the best demand only steady
calves moderate supply and active demand 10
extra IS 25tSS so with few choice at Is
Sheep and lamhs-onerings, GO loads. For top grade
stock the market in fair shape. but underSrafes
dull and lower Lambs. choice 10 extra closed s. X
ass so. good choice S5aS5 rs good S5S5 so
sheep. choice 81 757S5 good to choice 81 503
81 Is wethers 81 50T$+ 10 butchers sheep S3 5O6S4
the close barely steady IS 70 for
slow. with about 55 loads sale. Heavy IS 35TS5 40
mixed 50 +Os5 +5 Workers pigs 81 foS5 as roughs
Cincinnati. Jan. 2SHoss quiet lower S4aS5 IS Cattle
steady 50 254$4 IS Sheep easy, 81 509S4 Lambs dull
s. 5Da$5 so.
East Liberty. Jan 23-Cattle steady. extra IS 4Oa
81 co. prime. s. iOaS5 25 $3dSS IS Hogs lower
mediums s. 40; best Workers S5 4OdS5 as; heavy
hogs $5 3OdS5 81 Workers 50 3OdS5 40 pigs S5 25
s. 80 roughs SO 75GS5. sheep slow: choice wethers
81 5nGS4 e5; 81 5O7S2 so choice lambs cog
IS 70 common good s4g$5 so; calves, 81 5OqSs
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

-
BEANS ANo FEAs-1'he market is very dun mar
beans ana s. - l. OUTSIDE price for stt.tly
choice qualify very GOOD marks sci! ug al 50 80
Nesun are stc.cy. but moving C7ly q jobbing way.
pea are 2isc oNel and weak. Red kidney quiet
outside quotation 80 change varieties
Green and psss quiet. We quote; Beans. marrow
bush - - do medium choice. 50 25 pea.
choice 3CIS2 S2s DO bags. 81 3OaS2 32is: do
~ kidney choice - zuGS2 - do while kidney. choice
6oas2 50: yellow eye choice 81 60 do black turtle
soup choce 81 SCmSl 81 do lima, California, 50 So i'm
ported giants - s54sS imported marrow 81 25Q s. 30
Imported medium JeaS2 o. green peas bags. 81 l5d
81 i7iz do s. tch. hass. 81 20.
BJTTTER-The weather cooler to-day. receipts
moderate ana steader feeling prevailed although
changed. on strictly fancy the
feel nE Il 22c- The proportion OF that high
grace small there IS liberal stock OF and
seconds. ana these dragging in range Of lsg2lisc
much doing creamery and there is
quiet market for all grades Of STATE dairy laitao
creamery fine. commands lIdlT}zc hut the bulk Of
tie stock selling for less Exporters are showing fair
interest IN factory goods and with hat lighter
eeipts market is in reasonably good shape We quote
seconds lsa2o1fe; co lower gFaees I6giIe eTeamsry
seconds l5ai5e; state dairy half hrkin tubs hnes
l7e; do thirds. laql5c state dairy tins etc it3i9e
hgkns, l5dlSc. Western imitation creamery, finest 1i1
l7lsc; lower grades is5sG15c Western factory fresh
fancy. l3hGIic do good 70 choice l2%ql3c factory
dairy lower gTaess, ilgl2He; Western factory June
i2c; rolls fresh, choice isc; DO common 10 prime lq
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

DAY Considerable impetus given 10 the afternoon
market by decrease Of 200 OO0 bushels worlds stocks
OF wheat, according 'Bradstreet's
cred on this and the period
was reached during the last hour. Northwest
amounted 20 e54 cars including 2S6 Minneapolis
Of the latter 80 either
wheat. At spring wheat points arrivals
$4,000 bush and winter wheat points 156 BUSH
Total OF $4,000 bush. against total the day
last year OF $4,000 bush. Seaboard cearances
small II announced the Chicago Board OF Trade
will adjourn - clock the day OF the late Queens
funeral No action yet been taken this respect
BY the local Board but expected follow Chicagos
example. Quotations Of cash wheat ahoat basis.
were follows: No hard Duluth. ssNc nominal old
Ne ! Northern Duluth. s7sse: No ! Northern Duluth.
Sc sc; No Nortt@Tn Chicago s3sc No red NewYork,
I9Ssc store No red NewYorl, s0ssc afoet No hard
Chicago. s0esc arrive; No hard New-York. 1850,
scarce. CoRN-The ocrn market was rather strong
West and Arm with moderate trade IN futures ana
only ten loads Of cash for expert the former closing
&c higher The improven ent was due chiefly 10
smaller and unsettled weather through the corn
Chicago. Domestic according 10 radstreet s.
bush for the week No corn closed
47iac delivered and 46Szc o b afoat
.OATSA steady undertone about the only feat
oats, market showing activity here ano
only small movement al the West. No oats ci9sea
at 9Ol-c: No white 32c: No white 81 &c;
track mixed 3Od3ll2c; track white. 3l@35c No white
Gins 32 RYE-Market steady. No western was
quote al iSi2c b afoat No Western. 9ec I o o
afcat: state rye 53G54c. -BATRI.EYMarket dulI
Feed ng was quoted 4SG!oc New-NorA; nlaIuns'
CSC York. -BCCkWE horl-
inal. quoted & G0GG2c c New-N ork
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

MErAIs-Ths absence of cables from abroad to-day IN
sneTil, , BUYERS ana sellers show little disposition
business the market practically nominal. lin I'm
result Of lack Of sellers and closed 9lis} witp
duu nominal Sl for Lake sqpe.ior ana $40 Il tg tDs
Ssis % an sirteTers @ state and closed nominal 81
and - uaz4 10 @ Losing Ar So 5o6 SO 80
pig Iron warrants Northern iouHary SISIS go ~
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-Trading the marxet are 70 for
dertone prevalent at fully sustained ITce
leans centrifugs common l2Pl$c, tar l4qleei gs9a &
Torto Eteo % toc, far;cv a5927c
lS ocEa& Eo2 ~ tonnage suitable for the
long voyage general cargo oil trades was in
trades the inquiry light weak. For steam
gnsst5ie S is TaS in al all eparte @ goatns 70 Liverpool
Wsre tonss2n &5 G,;sg9S S
Antwerp. ga Hamburg 35 pigs Rotterdam $40 Am
sSSaaA osts eSh :e3 @ 45o tons.
gitisb sfeser sgSo tons general cargo Nevorielns
Antwerp bertaed February: British steamer; Las
Continent I5s 90. Hamburg los. Februay British
about s. 5 British steamer 62o tons coal Phi3eiPhi1
70 Haya4a pirate terms SShooneF 6 90 tons coal AS
more 10 santiago 81 .; schooner $26 tons coal Pha-
FeTrandna PhfadelPhia private terms schooner 241
schooner go lumber. JaoGsoavie to NewYork
s. 30, schooner iS7 tons. lumber Mayport o NeYor
Jacsoayle s. ana ai:ehsTsed m and back from Pslatka
Phsdeh 10 cas1esSon s. o5 sohoo9eT 452 foS s
eases petroleum. hence % shanghai, 2se, Msy-Jgae
on:ss oil sTs R5sss howEs DE- t sa4sn:y
Of aTd Drodacts PeSoie9m was uncansed 5ecd
oil euist QgotatA3ns fo!Gys fStroe9n 6ss 81 40 & sna
pine crude bble 27sac nominal; prime summer yel,ow
81 &c; on summer yellow. 3o1zc; prime white ;4a3c
nseed. American boiled 5sc Calcutta raw s5c Western
ipseed 9g0ea &c under city brands lard OIL 62ge5s
GAY smaller hog aTrIas ma expected gave II the nrs
@ 2l aoT pemsns ans Ts came o9 fo d 6g ng hoe @
@ oG h6Ss 5SsAi nens & @ At chagP e P'ss m o
SToed, :, Msss s si 25asit % family sl5asl5 Is sh0T
dss So family si6qsl2 paeE $iodsl55o extra India
SEQ SEQ so 80: -. DRESSED HoGs-steady. quoted: BaGons
P;oklea bellies armer: qgoted smoking. sac 10 n,
55SSg6f Picked hams s dal quoted tai
Snen he?es lard ra1 arm ss @ Sea compoaSd Ae sae Se
iYE-steaay quoted oleo ne: city lard sJearlne 50
IlcE1Irs market for ros. though firmly held
qursrnens at current prices Quotations fellow: Domes-
,e common 10 10y al5 5TaiG; laT 20 good $1sqi5aS
5he Japan, 4s.Q5c; Java. 4Hq4%c; Rangoon in bond.
na5 a. a6a 3s s IL 9a:a :ss was s?Fs s to
Bss sds We c e cu, g o25 75c e9S9 Tx a 4nof c Sc
roWdered coarse dered ard fruit powdered 5.GOc;
EaF:e s % En- I'm Eagle e0arIs and
b BAGS q nm F-anul2ted 5o5c Eagle fine granulated
.a-d.-d 2 'Hu-a;g4 2Ed I'D Da,Ioa A. 539e con seoGeEs
20 10. f-c; 10 II zoe :'os Il n, 455c Nos a.
IS AID lc 459e There were no cables received this
account Of The oueen.s death. The local market
nalraw and .st.sa affair Buyine orders were con
unchaasea a. SEC for c.-trfagal l3-lec FOR mus
l5o tons Jamaica nase7raao susar made i3-l6c.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
Condensed

The MIX Exchange price unchanged at 3 cents
a quart The price Of the surplus the Hudson IS
81 80 can Of forty quarts.
POTATOES AND VEGETABLEs-stat and Western
potatoes In quite liberal supply meeting moderate
demand at former prices adyices primary sections
continue strong Bermuda selling slowly Sweet potatoes
signify hr1er Onions in moderate supply frm
fancv occasionally bringing premium Cabbaees dun
squash carrots and local winter vegetables
aa lettuce IN active demand and higher Florida
Neeetdt les slo" no material change:
uI Door stock du and irregular Norfolk spinach
IN heaVY supply and considerably lower
etaos selling well Other vegetables unchanged quote
Potatoes Betmuca bb S}0S4 10 stote and Yves
sweets. Jersey bbl 81 751S2 per sket 75c
81 Brussels sprouts quart. 4aIOc; beets
etrs, per 100 punches $2H$3 florida per
ceIy per dozen stalks loG50c; State per
$@fSl6; eucumhers Florida basket crate S2g$3
cheefy +Sew-OTlSdns bbl $39SA3 eggpans Florida
per baN II 2odS2 escarOl New-Oreons. per bb $3dS3
horserlasl per Dbl s.; kohlrab. NewOreans. per 100
bunches S3ns 5' kae NorfC Tx bh 6G1C,5c: lettuce
Florida per basket 81 5OG$4 50: do New-Orleans per
Havana S1IS So onions Bermuda per crate So q: DO
Havana 50 %; DO Connecticut and Eastern white per
bl 81 J0nS5: yellow. $50 50 rs; S2dS2 so;
OranSe County. white. per bag, S2ItS4; yellow s2a
81 30: do red S2qS2 % State Western red per
loo m 81 5 do yellow, 81 so 10 white. double-head
bb S2TS2 50; do yellow 81 23G2 20 red S2lIS2 ..
peas Florida per basket crate, s2q$3 so peppers
ITO bunehes. $&IS3 80; do Florida, 81
crate Soc do Neworears. per bbl s3as4 string beans
FLORIDA $lGS3; spinach. Norfolk per bb. 75c6
81 turnips Canada Russia. per bbl 75GS5c tomatoes
Florida. per carrier. $lgS3.