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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1901-08-01

Scribner's Magazine for August is
the annual fiction number, and it con-
tains seven complete short stories, the
beginning of new serial, and special
illustrated articles and poems. The
color printing is shown at its best in
the exquisite work of Maxfeld Parrish
who has found very congenial sub
lect in CUTLER COUGHS story of the
Cornish coast, which has to do with a
classical legend. These drawings are
the most remarkable in color which
have been yet attempted. There is al
so beautiful coyer-design by Albert
Herter, which it has taken ten print.
ings to reproduce.
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plies half the British Empire with
handkerchiefs, collars, table cloths and
shirts, and puts ON British tables the
choicest breakfast bacon and butter.
The English usually conceal the iden-
tity of the two last-named, under the
brands of Wiltshire and Dorset but
they are Irish as the treasury officials
can testify. Nothing shoddy ever comes
from Ireland. That is why balgriggan
is so largely initiated by British and
German manufactures.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1901-08-01
Health for 10 Cents.

A lively liver, pure blood, clear
skin, bright eyes, perfect health
Cascarets Candy Cathartic will OBJ.
tain and secure them for you. Genu.
inc tablets stamped C. C. C. Never
sold in bulk. All druggists, Ioc.
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Another Court of Inquiry.

There is nothing for Admiral Sampson
to do but demand q court of inquiry
The sinking Of the Merrimac to pre-.
vent the Spanish feet from coming out
and the American fleet from going in,
indicts him for cowardice.
The failure to give Schley the code Of
signals used by the insurgents detained
Schley thirty-six hours at Cienfuegos.
and this delay accuses Sampson of neg.
lect of duty.
Although Schley was detained by this
oversight of SIMPSONS, the latter saws
Schley was given the code, and that he
knew the Spanish ships were not in the
harbor. This statement conyicts Samp-
son Of Justification, for Capts. Cook and
Evans, as we'll as Schley, deny that the
code was given.
Admiral SIMPSONS frequent criticisms
on his brother in arms recently furnish
further ground for court Of inquiry.
For instance, he said Schley should de-
mand court of inquiry, but would not.
This is falsehood, for Schley has
asked for one. His denial of Capt
Evans statement is another falsehood
His declaration that McCalla communi.
Gated the code to Schley is another
falsehood. And his statement that
Schley fatty disobeyed orders at Glen
fuegos is falsehood number four. The
testimony of Schley, Cook and Evans
convicts Sampson Of telling falsehoods
and Sampson has convicted himself of
telling an untruth.
Under the circumstances, if Admiral
Sampson has any regard for his repu-
tation as an officer or as man, he will
demand a court Of inquiry to clear
himself from imputations which no
brave man would wear. This is what
ne ought to do, but the chances are q
thousand to one that he will never do
1t. Memphis Commercial-Appeal.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1901-08-01

An enthusiastic Irishman- Mr.. w
o. O'Leary, OF Limmerick has beer
surprising not few Americans b. pre-
senting some not generally known
facts about the industries of the En-
erald Isle. He said: "It surely makes
me laugh every time | hear or see in
print anything about England, the
great ship-building nation. Why, the
ship-builders OF Ireland can buy and
sell the ship-builders Of England and
Scotland. Neither the Tyne nor the
Clyde, nor the Mersey show anything
equal to the ship-bnilding concern of
Harland and Wolff at Belfast. Yet
there is nothing the English and Scotch
ase SO proud of as their ship-building.
For years this firm has held the high
est place in the world so far as tonnage
launched is concerned. The yards en-
ploy 5000 men and support a. good
sized town. The works cover eighty
acres, and the Tentonic and Majestic.
two Of the most famous ocean grey
hounds, were built there. It's o by
word in the British navy that no
breakdown of machinery, a thing so
frequent. has ever occurred in any
British naval vessel built in the Bel
fast yards. Ireland has the largest
brewery IN the world. Ireland sup
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1901-08-01
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Office of Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, d. c., June 30, 1901,

washington, ID. u, June 20, 1901.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned. it has
been made to appear that "The Unaka
National Bank of johnson City," in
the town of Johnson City, in the coun
ty OF Washington and state of Tennes-
see has complied with all the provis-
ions of the Statutes of the United
States, required to be complied with
before an association shall be authoriz-
ed to commence the business of bank
ing;
Now therefore, |, Charles G. Dawes.
Comptroller of the Currency, do here,
by certify that "The Unaka National
Bank, of johnson City," in the town
of johnson City, in the County of
Washington, and State of Tennessee.
is authorised to commence the bust
ness of banking as provided in section
fifty one hundred and sixty-nine of the
revised statutes of the United States.
In testimony whereof witness my
hand and seal of office this the twenty.
ninth day of June, 1901.
CHARLES G.. DAWES.
Comptroller of the Currency.
SEAL,
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= PREMIUM LIST K

for pest display OF the products vegetables
oeeds special premium by W. Alee Burpe As 90
Inc best half buse of onions special premium hub clothing
One Emery DressSh
For the best three aves of bread Dust Aor spes
premium by Biddle Ellsworth roller process mllers. .
'"''' so pounds Gold Flour
For the pest tea cakes umbes made by
special premium by H. W. Pardue pound box Of hon bor
FOR tne best display pantry products variety considered special prem
Harklns, representing Richard OF
'''''''' pair lady's fine yaue a.
e ocst nall bushe OF Irish potatoes by The Huh
cothlng Peters brands
display
oeca premium by Summers Barton PARROT,
johnson City for the genuine Oliver Pow
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1901-08-01
MUSKALLONGE

the King of Fresh Water Fishes may
be found in large numbers in many Of
the lakes of Northern Wisconsin reach
ed by the Wisconsin Central Railway.
and royal sport is assured the average
angler. Many other varieties of fish
also plentiful. For "Glimpses of Sum
mer Resorts" and other illustrated
booklets address James @. Pond. Gen.
eral Passenger Agent, Milwaukee, Wis.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1901-08-01

Bob Taylor has kept THE COMET
from naming Schley for president in
1904 by being interviewed before our
publication day. but we can second the
nomination.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1901-08-01

8. b. Keefaufer, of this county, is a
candidate for attorney-gener and he'll
make good one. The republicans
could not select a better nan without
going outside the party.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1901-08-01

The 4th annual exhibition of the Tri-County Fair
Association, will be held the grounds of the assoca
ton on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Oco
Der 9th to 18th inclusive The premium list in press and
Will be issued early in August The list of premiums will
De published In THE COMET they are received from
week to week
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DO YOU WISH TO ENTER COLLEGE
Why Not Try Greeneville and Tusculun
College?

The following are some of the good
points:
l. A history that includes over cen
fury of continued and successful work.
2: A location unsurpassed for beauty
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3; Buildings admirably suited for
college purposes.
4. A new building for girls now in
process OF erection, having steam heat,
electric light, bath rooms and other
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o. A corps of scholarly and expert
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9. Courses that mean something
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7. French, German, Art and Music.
8. Libraries, Reading Room, Appar-
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Sessions opens August 81, 1901.
Expenses moderate.
Send for catalogue.
REV. 5. A. CONE, d. D."
President, Tusculum, Tenn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24


AMMUNITION -foWder. per keg, $1,000
80, blasting powder Si.65 per keg: drop
ahul per SAGA >4.a5. puck SI.so.
BACoN-EXira short clear, in sacks. She,
regulars Sac boxed Ae higher bellies ga
BAGGING AND rIEs-Rasgpg, 2.lb. S.s:,
"a 10 &c. Arrow ties, less taan carload loss,
from Houston, N,4u
GANDl-Suck. wrapped, basis a. 717&e
per ID. No. /, fuli weight, basis q. 7.sG5@.e
PEI 10, special sizes nc h.gher
CANDLES star tull weight liiso Granite
full We ght lie, Electric Lights l0c.
CEMbNI--Fortland S2.ISGS.-S. Resemble
coFFEE-Rio. fair, DC; prime Io4GiOtsc;
choice iOis6l0Ao, Peaberry. 1ic Cor
dova i3c, Roasted conees; Ar0ncklo's ATl0sa,
bass loo-lb cases. ls,5o1 delivered 36-lb
| Il, zoe delivered, Apex Il. 90o; Lion r. oe
| IRACKERS--A b c soda, bulk, boxes 6ssc.
Lib cartons che. ginger snaps Sc; creams
| S.; stage planks &c; cakes and jumbles lis.
! ELOUR-Basis 4S-lb sacks; Fancy high
/ natent $50 fancy half patent s. so; third
Mgher, Hour in wood l6c per barrel higner,
! FAklNACEoUS GoopS-Grlts, hominy
! aud cream meal, IN barrels . 00G$S iQ Pear,
meal in 2s'lo sacks, 81. 80 per barrel OF four
Columbia oats 50 .0o92,lo; Hawkeye oats $50
1 LARD--Reaned nerce. compound, exc; lea,
SAe; So-lb cans higher than uerees, l0-lb
capa ie higher
HANS Standard ssagnc piesf, hams Sc.
| hONEf-ln barrels 009liSe per gallon; N
so,io cans, ex'rscted. baec PA pound IA
I nornd sections isllsc
S.gb.
MoLAssEs-Rcaoiled. fair iCMaIsc; prime
2nasle; choice. 2Sp2se; fancy nsS crop syrnr
I erase. pure new crop syrup sSo.
4 CONDENSED MILK Eagia S.Md7. IS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24
IN THE STOCK MARKET.
Stocks Demonstrated Concluslvely Their
Professional Character.
DlSTINCIIytLY A TRADERS MARYtT
NM transactions Were on Large
scale. with wide Price
Movement
INCTVtLY A TRADERS MARytT

New York January 25-The stook market
dcmonitrated quite conclusvey rs profess
tlonal character today. 1. was dls.lnctively
n traders' market. The trading was done
bv powerful SPECTATORS with ample re-
source the transactions we're oil very
large scale and the price movement was
nt Ga wider than in an ordinary traders
marke. but the mc.hod Of operations and
the ne. results vera much the same. A
scrutiny OF the ret changes FOR the day
VII show thai except in a few stocks they
are sran and pretty well mixed between
gains and losses Yet at one time the whole
lis was a, level vel over yea.erday's fnal
prices Tao realizing movement in the last
hour was euficent 10 wipe out almos, all
OF the cailer advances, and oily the nnal
sigh, rally saved the list from larger
s-owlng Ct net losses than IS actually tno
cas-.
Buy MS By room shorts to cover was large
! ~ responsible for the ma rally The con-
I lentTated ma ure of tho buying and the iueu =
t.tv @, the brokers' by whom / was done, es-
ps,.2ily in the stocks wGiCn were picked out
Tor tho greatest show of strength, were war-
rant toi the conviction that the speculatig,
leadership was in the hands OF the co erie
wh.rh maze demonStrative change from
Ia bear 10 the bull side Of the market dur.
| Ing tho corrae OF Mondays ira ling. The
selling during the last hour was also of a
very concentrated character, but was by dlf-
terer. brokers from those wso executed the
cary buying orders.
/ Ihe deduction that large speculative profit
/ u1ElES was being made - not strained one.
! tn coas stcut weakness of Missouri Pacific,
which fell at ono time go points below yes
tertay's gh level leaves httle room for
cro-cnce IN he runners of a big Southwest
era rai.rtad cons oleauOn. and gave color to
! the report that a large snort interest in the
I sGch h9d settled By private agreement
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24
THE DocToR's WIFE
Watches the Eject of Proper Feed
ium.

II have an excellent opportunity TO
know Of the effect OF food In sickness,
for my husband Is a pr1cticlng physician
and has been recommending Grape-Nuts
food for some time. ] have watched tho
result, and have never known = case
where Il has not given satisfaction
"one Instance will perhaps sufS>o 20
illustrate: A professor in the hiSh school
here was in very poor health from
stomach trouble. lie finally got into
such a condition that he could not est
any food whatever without suffering. and
wss so reduced in strength that he could
hardly WALL. He was put on Grape Nuts
food aud gained rapidly aud Is now IN
good health. His cure Was effected by
The use OF Grape-Nuts food Mrs. Or
Lyman, Croton. Ohio.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24

Stock Yards Kansas CITY Mo-, January %.
-Ina following sales OF Texas and Indian
Territory cattle were made mere today.
j. G, Thompson. Ninnekah, 93s pound
steers $50 Meyers & shannon. Paoli. SIS
pound steers. $50. n A. Arson, Pawucs.
lOi5 pound steers. $50, II s. Durham. Red
kock, iii pound cows $50 c. W Burt
G 6Saia' 1921 pound steers: 4.S5. J. p.
Rhoaes. Guthrie. 1853 pound steers 4 49,
J. II. Bartness Talala. 1851 pound steers,
t.;o' lSi pound steers. 40. b a. Jarboe
oceh Spur aal pound steers, $50 Z. L.
McRnmmer, Wayne, s24 pound steers, $50
h IL. Halsel, Decatur, 1920 pound steers,
80; 1857 pouci steers i.05 Minis & Cath
mss. Cleour9e,, 1922 pound steers $50 L.
=. wilson; Cleburne, 96S pound steers. Q so:
AS. -
Kansas CITY, January % -Cattle-Receip.s
Ky I'D natives, l7oo Texans; market steady to
~ over native beef s'ecrs 5l6l5 80. stock
ers and feeders 3 I5G5 %: COWS and heifers
9.-2qoQC; Gamers 2.Jod3. 25 Western fed
steers i5q5.l0 Texas and Indian steers
4; !oa4 50; bulls 3.0Odi.5O; calves (. soar 90.
hoss- Receipts 1900 marke. 2l2 lover
navy 9,25a5 30; piss 4.5,a4s SO. Sheep-Rc-
eelpls lsoo; market strong; Western lambs
culls 2.50d3.50
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24
Grain and Provisions Elsewhere.

New Orleans, January eS.--Hog products
steady, Pork-Standard moss l.25Gli 90
Lart-RoAned t!erce 59s; pure lard sass
Boxed meats. dry salt shoulders SIS, sides
~. Bacon. clear rib SIDES SiaG5@. Hams
sugar cured l0al2. Cofee, RIO, ordinary 10
TAR ii9HSA. Itice ordinary 10 good jdil4.
Flour, gram ana feedsiu1s steady. Flour.
extra fancy Sb60a.65; patents S,91di. 0O,
Cornmea 215ps 20. oran 81 Hay. prime
IA, 5OGl5 .5o choice l7.00dl7.5O Corn, No, .
sacked white ld mixed 70; yellow 10, Oats,
Ne. : sacked 29A
New York. January % -wheat--Recelpts
64,00o; exports i90oO. spot firm. No. red
SOS T. o. b. anoa and 771s elevator. No. /
Northern S6h T. o, 10. adoat. No. / hard
S9's {. o, b ahoat Options nrm. Hides.
leather firm. Wool dun Cotton seed oil
steady. Prime rude 21la; prime yellow 3ila,
Kansas city, January 3.-Whest-May 6a94
cash hard 66'sR67M No, red GS, Corn
May $3.50; cash No. mixed 35lg, No. . white
3tAi 0ats--No . white as, Rece!pts-Whea:
10000. corn $500; oats 5000 shipments
Wheat 10000; corn 20.S0O, oats 5000
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24

81. Louis. January q. Wheat--No. . red
cash 7i9a72 Jlnuary 7l5s May q; Illy
729s; No, hard sSHa1o Corn-No. cash
&c January ~, May a1's6373,; July IS. Oats
No, cash 2lii; january 25H May 25&;
Lard-tl gber rs. Flour fairly active ana
unchanged Timothy seed firm unchanged
Cornmeal steady and unchanged. Bran firm;
sacked east track G.S5. Hay, easy, timothy
steady o. Iron cotton ties 20. BarginE
InI2l, Hemp tWine . nrv sailed meats
BoXcd, nrmer extra shorts 1.leis; clear ribs
Z - cloar sides 7.37ig, IA on Boxed hrmer;
extra shnr,s 7 Siis clear ribs S.i2it: clear
SIS es S.g5 Receipts Flour 5000; wheat SC
o1o, corn lo20.o oats $1,000 Sh'pmontS--
Flour 1000. wheat 10000: corn 5000. oats
nl Mnn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24
COFFEE.

New York, January % -CoTee-spot Rio
dull M Z invoice tx mld quiet; CordoFa
S6i2is Futures opened steady, with prices
10 po nts lower and ruled dull, with weak
weakness In European markets, dissatistac-
ton with Brazilian markets tremendous re-
cc'rts In the crop country ana apathy IN the
lie way Of investment rpecu,ation. aud the
lato partial rally IN Havre caused shade
Improvement toward the tlosc. The market
tlcaed steady. with prices ret 10 10 10 points
lower. Tcia sales 1850 hays, including
January 5.A6; March $50; May 5,e5; June
5.6U; july SO; September 5.16; Oc.oher $50;
November us. December 500
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24
MUNY O MS
DYSP PI'SIA
CURE

When Prof Munyon says his Dyspepsia
euro will cure indignation ana all forms o.
stomach trouble he simply tels the trutn,
iv oyer-enting and overwhelming. II WI
turc p stomach that has been weakened by
oid-style drugs and debilit1tiux cstnErticS
It will do NUN toward making an 2ld eon
n-h act like a sound one. ~ al druggists
AZ cer.s Ffty-six other cures. Write u
Broadway and qGth street. New York for
FREQ medical advice.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24

Louis. January ss.-caal.-e.,.,,..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24
snots Mcre slngnish.

Cargill & Richardson say OF the market Ia
their circular OF yesterday; Considerable
eas;ncss was shown in our markets on large
early port receipts and the report that 5000
notices on January cotton were sen out this
morn,n g Some liquidation OF the long m
terest was seen Win the scslplng contingent
sellers on any little Improvement, Estmltes
posted about noon We're free and added a
lttle 10 the bear!shness, but the market
turned quickly during the afternoon Oh bull
ing OF February In New York by Boston
house, tho whole list Improving In sympathy.
January New York closed UP, FEBRUARY up.
the later months to up. New Orleans
closed 20 3 higher Liverpool should be
unchanged tomorrow. Spots were sluggish,
quotations unchanged except In New Orleans
where 1-l6 deoEne was recorded.
There seems to be considerable differences
OF opinion as To the future course OF pr.cea,
Many contend that as we 60 into rhe spring
and summer manipulation VIII continue, and
each month as u mA.uTes VIII make new
record for high prices, but those not sharing
bhss theory contend thae the large amount
OF low cotton. which wsll necessarily come
out Will not find a market except as de-
iivered upon futures which Will depress the
spot months and add premiums to the future
options. Should we have a prop.tinus plaut.
ing season much Of the cotton now held Will
be sold. and II is hard 20 determine wha
proposition The buyer can make OF a. With
out manipulation We look for a sealp,ng mar
ket but any strong efforts 10 carry the Jan
u2ry deal into February would likely stlIuu.
late speculation, which would result IN higher
prices.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24
NEW ORLEANS.
lSnaCinl IN Thu pnst

o .>eW orleans. La, January % The New
dreams i've, stock exchange reports
40 ei,pls-Catl4 80; hogs l2l. Sales-Ca,ue
hogs e67, "'N '''r'nSS 49,
70 a seed s,Sca2.o9h; shrilu cmfwyp shriiu
cbo'c es'I 5,Ugq4 90; fair to good 3 25aS. "a /:
S 49,, heaVy scarce. prices far. medium
hsGn,weishts plentiful, nrices bareS steady
so oNs and helfers S.00d3 80: fair to good
ovgS %; choice short of requirements: d.
witb as s0oo prices firm; Others plentiful.
:, earrings a.oOdS.5l; far to eo1d So 'ooeD
Hsires i'ooa4,5 so; fair to good 81 .ooas 90
veariinrV et common to fair. calves and
scarce ana firm p'lcss on choice
Hogs 4I56I5 %
f, fIepplv equals demand for hogs: price,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24

Tho New York Commercial says ~ VI
has the quantity OF cabbage reporea q
dealers in this market would be glsa Y
came here. The supply available n'
small and State cabbage sells easlp :.
per ton. While Texas stock probably vi
not Bring that figure It would SUI = 8
table to ship It 10 this section 9 "
where consumption IS very large
Lemons are attracting much aitsnp0. 7.
now from the fact that in the last ta's' (,
of this fruit at New York the Ply
been advanc ed, the gains agsrsga'ins 4 4
per box. THIS has been done y Il Nv
ten days and stll another advance = wv Y.
tor Fancy California lemons az
now IN he local market at S'-'s'
or Malaga ra.s.ns only small II
punches and fine loose remain &c., &
Arsuim6au & Rance Of New fors, ..,n
The stock Of Valencia ralsins Oh - aa
was 5000 boxes. and that of sullaA' .rrsl
hcAes. kilograms received rom
say: isultanas advancing,
Some holders Of shelled almonas Mi
vanced prices &c, in sympathy WV
yanoing market abroad
The Frederek-L Levy commissiOS III,
reports good returns from egss s1''
New York.
Beans nave advanced. Michigan nav 6.
are quoted at iNc and CaiitorAi'
4%d5c.
In staple groceries prices ai'
rut.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24

goo. including 1900 Texans; market rss|
native Shipping and export steers is;S;s|
dressed beef and butcher steers lea;ll
steerJ un6er 1000 pounds a25ai.is. sx|
crs and feeders 2.30di S.. cows and h,ila
9.0,d4.5o; Gamers 25Gp2 Is. bulls 2SGis|
Texas and Indian steers 3 4DI4. 65; cons "a
heitcr5 2.3513. 40 Hogs-Reeeipts 800: I'd
ket weak to &c lower. Pigs ana lights sT,
20: packers 5.15G5.25; butchers 5Seii
Sh5Cp-Re reipts 1000; market lOdl5c l1vsl
native mutt9us 3.75d4, 40, lambs 5.oaie3
cul!s and bucks 2,501l 25 s;ockers sHsstl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Smaller Northwest Receipts and Decrease
in Visible Helped Wheat,
NAY WHEAT CLOSED l-2 CENT HIGHER
Corn Closed Ia and Oats shade III
Provisions Closed 7 1-2 to
Is Cents Higher.

Chicago, January 29.--under the influence
Of smaller Northwest receipts and decrease
in the worlds VISIBLE wncal advanced today,
Aay dosing lae higher. Corn closed Y and
osis shade up. Provisions at the close
were 71aaljc advanced.
The queens death caused dulness in tn,
local wheat market, as the Liverpool market,
which IS usually influential N determining
The course OF prices on this SIDE. was closed
out OF respect Trade was small In volume
nd almcs entirely a the hands OF scaiperss
Nay opened unchanged NJ iiis 20 IA aud
sofa early between tf9s and "a. Bradstreets
Worl1S Visible snCNCd decrease OF 900 900
bushcls. ms WAS 900 DusGeis greater tnan
had been expected ana shorts TOOK II IN con-
noctou win the smaller northwest rece . )
and covered moderstely during tne latter haat
OF the session May IN consequence rallied
to H& ana closed hrm 70 over yesterday al
,iss. Receipts % ears.
Nnrn showed scme sympathy with the
early bearlshness IN wheat. Later the wealth
or wh.cn was unfavorabe for movement and
grading. coupled with reports OF 900 900
bushels sold for eNDor. yesterday and con-
unued buying by seaDonrl interests caused
Il rally on moderately active market and
the close Was firm. Receipts 3G6 cars.
4 mere was moderate business in oats.
weakness developed early on selling by ele-
Vatof people against country purchases. Al
the decline better commission house de-
mand sprang UP and shorts were already
viewing tne wheat and corn strength VITA
alarm, The market turned firm. Receipts l5
cars.
Provisions were quiet and steady under
the influence Of good cash demand an,
sieadness N the hog market. despite heavy
hog receipts.
cara corn ESQ cars; oats l55 cars. Hogs 30,
000 head
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24

Following is the range Of nrieos IN the act
I've months at New York and New Orleans:
opened. High, Low. Close.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24
ueavv p,,u,age. asked

sherman. Texas. January : ~
Foster has filed spls for danAs .
the Denison ana Pacific su0afs-
road in the sum Of $4,000 a''e '.,,s
by their negligence in msin.s p
proper sort Of an spproscn ~. ~
grade crossing in Denison raj'
was oyerturned aud that
permanent and painful hurts
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24

Estimated receipts for today; New Or
leans icon to 500 bales, including 2ooo ex-
pectsd Wednesday morning against d6i2 last
year and S697 IN 1888; Houston 1000 to 1900
against 1885 last year and 0Oe3 in 1919