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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-11

Tn. Asas~Fo1 Fsssic Min Was Pro
hibsted ~ she Essah sheriff.

High Sheriff Brown received zn In
timafion Of some gzderhsnE tactics
being snploye1 by the instig2tors o.
3 hstie min which vas % have been
held between In sgnew OF the pol &C
department. ard Jimmie Fox Of the
Oahu Athletic GLIB end consequently
forbade the contestants entering tbs
ring yesterday evening.
In q letter sent 70 the directors OF
the athletic organization the Sheriff
stated that L any attempt vas made
to pull on the eight the participants
and al others Interested would lav
themselves open to arrest It is stat
ed that some differences OF opinion be
tween Agnew and Fox led to the en-
gagsment being prohibited There xss
much weeping and waillng among the
sports in consequence.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-11
| New Lot Of Good Tools |

~ ISSTON 4 SONS SAWS, FILES
and Trowels, Trays Ratchet Bra
ces, Birch Bros. Chiseis and Gou-
~ ges, Clark's Expansion Bits, Rus
sci, Jennings, Anger & Co.'S Bits,
Baiiey's Iron Planes, Stanley Rules
and Levels, Steel Squares, Goes
Monkey -wrepches, Engineers, Ma
chinists', Blacksmith, Carpenters and
Plumbers Tools, Steel and Metallic
Measuring Tapes, Surveyors Chains,
Morriu's Saw Sets, Bench Stops and
Cutting Pliers, GVindstones and Fix
lures. Washita Oil Stones and Razor
Stones, Screw Drivers, Nail Pullers,
Nail Sets, Coppering Punches. Hunts
Axes and Hatchets, Butchers Cleavers
and Steels. Drills, Chucks, Steel Let
ters aud Figures, Post-hole Diggers, etc
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-11

Branch of Yokohama Specie Bank.
New Republic Building, Honolulu, H.T.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-11

/" The above articles must be sol
at the lowest Market Prices by the
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-11
Police Pickinqs.

With the exception of several arrests
made yesterday for assault and battery.
the dav was quiet one in police an
mails The arrests included: William
Keaumoku and Yee Tom. ARRAY; ]. w
Glenn. d. Akana and NJ Fairbanks. as
sault and battery. Ebeso, common nuis-
ance. and Lazarus larceny in the second
degree.
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COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY Ao-
COUNTED FOR.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-11
B)lRD Of HEALTH
SPECIAL MEETING
tcoasi@ssd fro- Fsr.t Pss4l

herewith enclosed. the contiruzriou Of
operations at TIE RICK cruzher ard OF
blasting shozid not continue
Iae board feels thar such . diseon-
ttu1ance : absolutely necessary. and
Therefore again so reqnests-
VERY respectfully.
tSlgned b the members OF the beard
The medical opinions which were en-
closed with the letter to the Superiu-
tendent Of Public DORIS were as follows .
Honolulu. October 10. 1901.
Dr- n. g. Sleegeff. Presideaf Beard Of
Heslfh
Dear Sir. In response 70 your request
Tor sn opinion regarding the advisabilitv
from medical standpoint OF continuing
The operation OF the stone quarry and
erusher adjoining the Insane Asylum.
| would state that in nv opinion the
inadvisabilitv Of it Is 50 evident as 70
leave no room for argument
There can be but one opinion about
the effect Of the continuous noise, alarm
and excitement upon patients suffering
from nervous and mental diseases.
The question of whether or not the
asylum and quarry should both contfaue
70 do business at the old stand is hardly
debatable. The only room for a difference
Of opinion IS as 10 which should move.
Very respectfully,
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-11

i patting az anai and DEBATE actor
n the matter nntit after the center
saee sta Bovd aad TIE GOvs-1o-.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-27

carsil 4 Richardson say OF the cotton
marke, in their circular OF yesterday:
The cotton markets worried through an
other session in dull and desuitory mau-
ner today. January in New York still be-
inx the only feature OF note. that month
selling a; 1913 at one time. Liverpool was
hardly as good as was due. prices at the
close being practically unchanged. with sales
ci i00D for the half day. New York opened
to . lower on the list excepting January,
aud closed IA up on January, aud 3 10 &
lower on the later months. New Orleans
closed TO lower. Spots i4c up in New
York unchanged elsewhere The world :
Visible supply now showB an excess of 60 2J2
as compared with last year. same having
increased $3.50 bales for tho week The
weekly movement 10 thirty one interior towns
WAS AS follows. Receipts iiS.020. shipments
i2g.6l2 stock 1887, against last years re-
ceipts lJ6,Ss5 shipments lSl .106. stock iSi OPS
The stocks az tho towns show = decrease
Of VI. az for tho week. Receipts at the ports
continue on same liberal lines a. We have
had for some time. and estimates AZ iInus-
ton aud New Orleans for Monday were heavy.
although slightly less than last year There
IS little We can add regarding the market
at thc moment. except to say with tho Pres
cnl movement and continued apathy Of the
foreign spinner We do not ser much chance
for an Improvement and rather expect To
see a dragging market unless some now
features Of q builish nature arc brought out
Liverpool should he about down Monday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-27

the market Is now be.ns supplied wish
CABBAGE by local farmers, and shipments
ircm tho coast country have about ceased
The cabbage IN tho market now is quoted at
cents,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-27


me hou"on Produce and Commission com
'NuY says OF the market There has becu
9ul'' good demand the past week for an
mes OF pFoaucs' with the exception OF ur-
N'SS' poultry has sold al an eycu range
the really desirable .,ocl hss ~" ,,,
az Il did tho nrev,ons ro.b .,,,' ~ wen
not cxpeet mar ,'''
the same rrice that good ones brins TIN, the
s r money can not DC gotten Oh, Of them.
lhsv Wi, .str,n V ,oweE We mink sat
remain arm. 4 GOOD man WI wn'h 'ney WI,
out which, VIII prevent any heavy declines
IN INC market, also will help to make prices
r.
q" market Is now being supplied wl;n
,. 1919 !" IVY lo'@' farmers and shipments
-lS" ~, oo'~ country have about ceased,
nv ,'''oSSo IN tho market now is quoted at
ioea' Wholesale grocer said; Prices ar.
stu N Fn" We are giving our travelling
mon no new instructions for the coming
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-27
HEAVY STAPLES.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES per keS, S4.UuG
So. uiasung powder $l.6j per Keg. drop
AhUt per SACK 800. DUCK SI.6j.
BACON-Exira short clear, Ia sacks. Sac;
reeuiars S;sc; boxed Vac higher; Dehies ga
TAGGING AND TIES-Bagg.ng, 2-Io, Slas
"a ID %; Arrow ties. less than carload los,
i.Nln houston, $liU
CANDY-suck, wrapped. basis a. 797Ae
p9r ID; No l, lull wciShr bass q. '@G'ae
PEI 10; special sizes &c hlsner
CANDLES Star iull weight il,ac' Granite.
fun weight llo. Electric Lights loc
CEMENT-Fort,and S2.75g5,-5, kosendale
coFFEE-Rlo, fair. DC: prime 1o3sa1obe;
choice l0l.I10stc, Pea5erry l4c; Cor
dova 13a Roasted cotees: Ar6Icile's Ariosa,
hass 100-lb cases. i2.JJ, delivered; 36- ID
T. zoe delivered Apex u soc: Lion 12.OOc
CRACKERS b 9 soda, bulk, boxes 6hc;
lib cartons 6Ae ginger maps So creams
Sc; stage planks &C, cakes and Jumb!es lie.
fLUGR-Basis 4S-lb sacks: Fancy high
patent $3.50, fancy half pateat s. 60; third
grade $50; 2i-pound sack, Ice per barrel
Iugher hour n wood loo per barrel higner,
FAR1NACEoUS GCoDS-Grils, horny
ana cream meal. IN barrels S5.0O4S. 10; Pearl
meal in 3s-lb sacks 81. So per barrel Of four
sacks; Scotch oats 81 so, Friends oats 81 80.
Columbia oats So OOq2'l0; Hawkeye oats &.uO
J2.1U.
LARD-Refned fierce, compound SIC; leaf
s%c; 50-lb cans higher than tlerces; 1O-lb
cans q, higher; 5-lb cans 3sc higher; Glib
HANs-standaid eK@llc picri, hams Sc.
hoNEY-In barrels o9Q55e per gallon; IN
G0-ib cans, extracted, 506c per pound; in
buk S6l1c; In l2-lb cans, extracted 5lRGp7c
Mound sections l2dl3c.
LlME-Buk N.Oo per barrel; coopered
Sl.2b.
WORCESTERSHIRE falr 16R4q1sc; primo
2oq2lc: choice 25Q26c; fancy new crop syrup
S2g93c; pure new crop syrup 35c.
CONDENSED MILK - Eagle 81 OoGD7. 25;
Magnolia s4,5od475i Dime SO SOd3 90; Chsl-
oYsTERs-1-lb full! weight, 5-oz 9oas5c
2-pound full weight s-o2,, 81 7jn1 80; l.
pound. fqll weight 95ss6@A.Goi 2-pound. full
J596oc 2-lb. light weight, S5l90c
PICkLES--F'ive-E gallon kegs S1.G0; loyal
Ion kegs &;s5: lA-bbls $40, pints, Ameri-
can style, S59s0e, quarts American style,
NSO; h-gallou s2.1Ods2 %; l-gallon Ameri-
IS 10. y 80 - logo % i-s'''0H' heN"son'
RICE-Extra fancy lead slba64c; choice
Sg6Ae; fair 4Sq4lac; fancy imported Ella
RoPE-Sisa basis 7-ls. SIC; Manila i,,ao;
SALI-Lou!s ana, coarse So; fine 9Oc; Abs
?S , $50; Coos, $3.50 1OO-Ss 81 .9G 7O-4s.
SALT FIsH-MackereI. No. in lob kits
s - G; 90: half bbls 7O-lb No. So so; tubs
sALMoN-Fancy pillar Rock Columbia
hiver s. co. Columbia River 81 657l.15; Spear
sARDiNES-Amerlcan quarters A.5oa4. 10;
mustard y "a 90; imported Gillette grade,
qGSa T .pi " So fancy sprats, quarters 500
aiAKCh-Standard goods; Pearl, in 4O-lb
Nickel 100 packages. per box s SS;S corn corn
elarch blsc per h. 20 and 40 10 boxes
quotations are for small lots. Spe-
"a! prices are given on carload orders
dered 6l.o: Louisiana yellow clarified cbo,re
cF o'sci choice 5Xc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-27

CANNED FRUITS-Pineapple III eve.
ioSS and coreless 81 S5g2 90; lib extra grated
$50 lib standard, sliced $40; pears
~ standard y0,; peaches, standard 81 va
i;aOs lib seconds 81 .lOai 10; S-lb standard
N.sO; 2-lb pie sl.00a1 10
TiANNED VEGETABLES-Tom a-lb
Jul weight zoe okra and tomatoes 81
t"c; lima beans, GLIB. full weight, Soc. strlnt
tsss lib fTlI weight, S5c; 4 No. string
1 eSs b 6esns ZIP, full weight. $50; Red Kid
row rat peas, 2-lb, full weight, 81 iOai %;
81 G.i June peas, fancy. 2-lb. full weight,
~ az ~ american petit pois peas, fancy, lib
III ~ Wetsht S6bgl "a; asparagus, California
va-l6 WOO; corn, Auburn cream. lib fuli
=, M, p ,iUIi 10; No. /, 2-lb. full weight
u t,yy.f9i;.o; Pride OF Maryland. a5c.
II, NahisoHNiA FRUIT-Extra standard 2is.
~, 10 peaches. lemon cling 81 .9od1 IS: yellorw
S y "a 81 ,soql S. black cherries % oSs
q ~h.te cherries 81 1902 is; apricots 81 X
20 grapes SHd1 So seconds loe nor do cyy
'esS IMAM extra standard prices,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-27
PRODUCE

A., $40 - nported navy beans S%c; Bayou
~ hhsL.sh dried 81, pnks sac; Lima A. ~
Csiifornisac F eyes 5e: Michigan navy nc;
So o. iSRwblue siar 28ae4c. dairy 1870. Rsa
S,ltr SO, Elgin creamery 27qsSs, oieoms AZ
Ss,,ie gary prints lsc; Lincoln snlids liz.
ms ls'sc; Special Blue Star H. I,r1s ~
III i'm FAD Sna country Rolls lee; spesial Dalrv
ica1srs. any ES, DAILY lsci Texas country butter
GARAGES per h.
se6nain Nv, Wisconsin full cream rolls 1so
EGGS-Texas 14gi5c A4Sac
oNIoNs sew SeN, IN half barrels, s.. 4oe5a 90
pEPfE iRt--e KS 51so Per Per pound;
PORE l5lsc yer ID black Singa-
zoo FER brshel ""u IV'ofado, SIls9
POULTRY-Chickens bon
S Svy tryers So3 broilcrs 7 8 Oo3 o pc
So oSaa arse old s. ya2 OK ducks VOq large
turkeys bc5 sees e tlll feathered 81 SOFAS %,
N'Vu4o'So' turkeys. young * o6Ss AZ Eopoiers
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-27
weekly Bank statement.


New York, January 26--rhe Commercial
Advertisers London financial catlegram says:
The stock market was l'silass today but
finn. The American department was an eX-
.tCption. American shares recovered sharp
~ from The depression hero Yesterday OF
the lead ven by toe New York close aud
onening. I. wes ultable that although
heavy options In Americans are maturing
the market a. the end OF The month shows
10 5 IN o disturbances
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-27
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicaro. January 2G-Butter hrm' sesa
cry 1000; dairy lli5dls. CHEESE
n sew i York h January nS ssEsss Rscsigss, 3
packages: market easier; western NJ
pc King at mark 1920; ID loss gu 'bIrsa;
Kansas City. January s5-hss & css4
fresh Missouri and Kansas stock =
re urned. .- ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-27

New York Jaauary 2G-Money on call easy
OF x per cent Prime mercantile paper a.
with actual business in hanlSers' bills al
4,Silaa4. SIN for --emand ana 1874 for sixty
days p sted ra.cs 4.s4is1isj and .Ssla.
commercial bis 4.S3GlS3is. Silver certin-
rates 63lan65; bar silver g.. Mexican dollars
tsA. safe b nds Inactive; railroad bonds
firm; government: bo. ds weak
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-27
COFFEE.

New York. January es.lThe m "a prcs
coffee futures opened steady, wrsn,ut u
unchanged. and ruled duh throu s.'y,rss %
shor, session. Closed quiet. Win 20, vi, ar
unchanged TO Prints lower <1sv 81.
GsSi bars including January 5-ts' = 81
July SEE: August 5 20; October IA dsIi
RIO ,batcly steady No z invoice D
uordova SGll2is.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-27
TEXAS LIVE STOCK NOTES
FARMERS FEEDING MORE THAN
USUAL AROUND LoCKHART.
Local OIL Will Has Not Been tbIc IN
Meet Demand for Cotton
Seed HuIis.

Lockhsri Texas, January 26.--As one OF
the consequences OF the prosperity wave
that is sweeping over this Sc et.on, the farm
ers are teea-ng more stock than usual and
the demand fer feed products has greatly
lncFeat,d, Not" tu,andnE tina. the locli
oil MIL has been running c1nt.nuouslv an
!ul time, II has not been able to meet the
demand for cotton seed hulls. and a large
quantity IS beng .nl9orted from other see
IONS inc man-sers of the oil null say thai
the capacity OF tneir mill viii be a m
creased neNt year that Slere viii Ue no de-
mAnd for hulls and meal from the OUTSIDE.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-27
ap1 plsIED FRUITS AND NuTs

&c; III .iIiSea o,nsy eyaporatei. So.ih hov..
ApRlcoTsI,IP1ssS & choice eyaporated YG C.
SSiilIpHgoN-!a 1913 boxes sSe.s i lSs'
eleanSdT A sln bbls 1Sr,S. oz-n
DATEs@ofil.fSO ltc; lib cartons loo loo boxes
FIG-.csitorhniasS Packages ages ios; cob Boxes &C.
PPEEAccHEs-c6lotlics i- nss. impor,ed I5alSs.
s2.25; E-'.Ssom~c91iitornia. S -erowR. II's'ii -,
+ NJ rsisns so.l5 5aisns &c; s-e GeSss
u 81. NEs-callfornls ~ "a e..
NUrS3RsvD ,s9s 5isc; s0-ioos q, '' Su''os e;
l5e: valnuis sA i.ai Is per ID; flberts. Sicily.
p pon ssss; N n. BssasEnuts fancy 6,nd y
pecsnt ~ 70, in sacks; Itsiis'n asmonas, Tara
t0ic 'sS'sd Toe: large isg iisss!pS mssi Toe
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-27

Houston Railroad Receipts.
llnN-iMe nra Tn. rcncinln Of cn.tnn h.. ths

Following are the receipts OF cotton by the
various railroads entering nc city: Bales.
lfouat5n ana TeNas Cen .ral. ........,..... 237s
Intefn ittonal and Great Nurthorn..... 1859
Calves on. harrisburg and Snu Antonio i3y
1eSa4 and New Orleans .......... II
Houston East and West Texas. ........ 3ht
CUR. Colorado ami Santa Fo.....!,... Sc
san Antonio ana Aransas Pass....,. 19f
Mitsouii. Kansas and Texas, .,.,..,... as
wagons ......,........ ..-.... ............ 10
nj ..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-27
NEw YORK EXCHANGE.
ne!chsmark.. CONNER q

To-day. Yesterday.
kc!chsm1rks, CONNER
cini 60 DAYS. ...... "a 9-is 9ik
Bankers. ~ DAYS ... ASSN Isl 1873,
Conmt rcial, 20 days. 4 s}la-A i.S3is
spnners. 90 days ...is2Ia% i.S2&
Francs. commercial,
Less Lie
At Houston: selling at IS premium; buying
AT sld0fi2 On discount.
At New Orleans: Selling at ;i.25 premium;
buying at a discount
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-27
FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

New York, January 26..-Clearings s235.-
col 1923; ba,snceg S'3,315.OS3
Paris January 26-Tbree per cent rentes
ltli. SO for the account; exchange on Lon
don 21f. 1870 fer checks
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-27

Londcn jar uary 26--Cousols for money
ana accoun s6N. Bar silver steady. rs o-l61
per ounce. Muey per cent. The rate Of
discount IN the oren market for short bills
3ls6l4 per cont: n rec months hulls MI Liz
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-27
GRAIN Am NO.

q, charge from O. l b cars from miler,
ccrn ana on , bran. 2ai5c per bushs toe more per
aRAN-pes 'S Soo per 100 lbs on b Sa cats and
ecoosBsS-No sa ns.pe Z, seo pounds ssasoS
No''N cHoPs-Mixei ana ma, ~.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-27

While there han been no scarcity. OF grown
cnh-e the pas, week all offerings rave been
readily taken. But few calves have arrived.
the demand coniuu ng active and prices
strcng Some inquiry for corafed hogs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-27

ments in receipts the past week, prices re-
main about the same. Calves still scarce
and hnd ready sale on arrival. Top cornfed
hogs. 100 pounds and up, wanted.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-27
HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Current Quotations on Round Lots of
StnuIe Com m oditics.

These quota IONS are revised daily and Their
correctness can be relied upon The prices
are those ruling in Houston Wholesale mar
ketJ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-27

APPLEs-I4.OO per barrel; calii0rnls :

BANANAS-s1. 75@e 90 ger blren;
COCOANuTS-Per sIck N,0QIi.@ ass
CRANBERRIES-Ca COD, erA"
ga; barrels $40. 01Ill 90. al Weigh
GRAPES-Malaga. hall barrei, i ss,s ~
81 75fS7 so Catawbas Bib oAsA
10. baske carriers 500. a ajEsA
LEM0NS-California extra fahe'
ner box -.adlinr
ANGEs--Navels. $c.75a5.oo'
81. esq.,. 80.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-27
DRUGS AND CHEMIcALs

So s5 aIan q Ssaioe per ounce bottle; morphiDs
bcrax sac I Der O Saj cocaine $3.50 per ounce
ra phs5as io 10 barrels castor al, q ~
per hundSa5 anon Packages; epson salts q =
pr gsion:e p sul il Ssr,es alcohol s. 7SasSS
sium 21sc per pound Sj in per loo IN barrels;
alcohol ~ an IA barrels; camphor 31a r &
oDium s, $50; gum opium SIS: nc ovs Spod
D bottles os SiarS9lic acid 4oai2 per pouSd
Ss''VeFed Texas common D ralw 40 per ewt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-27

inactive and weak. Fine counts are steady
IN combed Egyptians. Moolen and worsied
yarns dull ana easy
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METALS.

New York. January ee-Tin nomlnslly duh
a. 20 Sn2i,eo, Lead s4.35is. spclter quiet
ert, unchanged. at sif Pig iron warrants
uuf' ana heavy n, unchanged price
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-27

Spots closed easy; sales 5ia stock 10,


Galyeston--Spot5 closed steady: prices un.
changed; stock 1874 937
Low or1inaty..7ss Middling 9 T-16
Ordinary ......7% Good middline. . 1919
Qocd ordinary Sss Mddiing fair 10 1-ie
Low middlng. s. Isle Sales .......... 49,.
New York-spots closel dun: prices Nc
up. stock l11,072
Gyed ordinary,,9 5-le Good mlddling 10 tl-i6
!. micdhng. o 1915 Middling fair. Ills
ddling. ....lGM Sales ..........
New orloans-Spcts closed steady prices
uno hinged stock 10000
Low ordinary..7 Middlmg ...gIs
Ordinary -,-,...7& Good bidding. "a
Good ordinary. .S& Mlddling fair l0is
Low middlrg. . sales .... $3.50
Llyerpool-Spots In limited demand sales
400 Of which 1900 were American. specula-
lion and export 100, Imports 1900. of which
3ecQ were American
Ordinary .......i g7-32 Middling .......5h
Good ordnary,,.5 3-32 Good middiing. ! i03o
Low middl.ng . i1-3l Middiing fair 81
Havre-spots closed quiet at 6lhv. against
r. sf,4..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-27

BRYAN, Texas, January 96-J. II. subar
and J. {, Chaney OF th.s place shipped three
carloads Of beeves to St Louis today by tie
OaNert waco and Rra1os Valley raiiroad
Franklin Bros. also shipped two carloads OF
noss to the same market by the sane
route.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-27

G-ddings, Texas, January 25-Calonel John
H. Mundine shaped ten carloads Of cattle
20 SAicago yesterday over the San Antonio
and Aransas Pass They were mari AZ
tho ca ie ho has been feeding here this
winter on the product of the oil NH. Tnev
were the prettiest lot Of cattle ever shipped
o . OF mere to market He will have about
by the list OF next month N'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-27

Fort Worth, Texas, January PA ialr
sized cattle deal was nude here tod,,. ' ~
tween Richard Carrow OF IleuretIl ana
Reyn9les Brcs Of Albany The latter sold
TO the former 2000 coming % for spr.nr de-
livery. Consideration $4,000
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Cargll RI,hardsor Of Houston report the
range OF prices Tor the leading stocks today
isonds.

Following were the closing quotations IN
bonds at New York:
Y %. refundng reg 1854
y IS. retund.rg coupon .......... i0oM
nnited states IS, registered .......... fQ9a.
United States ss coupon .................lt 0ss
unlted States new Is. registered. 1854
United States new Is. coupon ,......". 1874.
United States old Is. registered. 1854
Nhiteo states old IS. coupon. commit. .ll3h
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san ANGELO NODES

san Angelo, Texas. January 24-The great
uemand Tor mules from Cuba. South Africa
ana tho Philippines has created 1uitn n
boom in the markets for the long cared and
tnsetul animals, and many carload has
oeen supplied from this section The home
demand is also good and another ion eaie
mas been made here The deal was n,irs
chase by 5. =. r,ppett and NJ. NJ. Arnold
rom e. - Metcalfe OF the X O ranch
OF 10y mead Of coming and S-yoar-oid mtles
Tor S,ooo, or $50 per head. The purchasers
are are wei pleased, too and will shin Ia
T., T. nupree shipped today 10 Cooper
Del'a county, one car of horses
H.. I. and I'D nupree bought to-day tro,,
Matt Burton one load al Berkshirc Nos r,0, y.
cents, live weight "osS al
maj me live stock industry stiu cnio,s
tno coincidence OF capital is evidenced bv ~,
following chsttel mortgages filed with n ~
nSS rev DAYS To cover advances: 5000 on
wv, wv lows ana 2-year-old he,fers and ia
s sod' on 300 coming 4-year-oId steers ana
500 coming o-year-old steers and up. "uu
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KANSAS CITY.

odn. isis l.s Guy, January -Cattle-Recsi,..
syS; ,msFkei nominal; native steers 4so65 en-.
80 SvN csa ana feeders 3.5o9i5O cows S.o9G
e,oon' % Hoge--Receipts sooo. M LIVES
sS a.nNef; heayy 5.2odS so: tights 5isS
Ws We, ser song Western lambs 5.e5d5 sS
culls . 5os7S a F2Sai,Go; ewes s,7s9i. Is :
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-27
CHICAGO

Chicago. January % Cattle-ReesIp,s 9n,.
n market nomnally steady good 10 prime
s,eeLs e'luNh'0O; poor TO medium 4. 50gi5 IN
steekers and feeders 5000 60: calves ~
90, reNns fed steers COZ Is. Texas $500
seJSIs S,,SS44,oo; Texas bulls 25Ods.7 Is. noss
ana butchers 6.c5G5.l0 light (. osGS * S sos
@ '.sntN- ioOoi market steady: good ~
n miSeS w Hoas 3Soai5O; fair TO choeS
TeSes s s,Sgg' ~ Western sheep s.s5Gi so;
a.. Ssnstep -'aVnS,S0; native lambs 4 9Ssi
e'to' western lambs 5.OOa5. 20. ''-'v
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-, Louis. January observation-disclosures soo
lheIudns SEQ Texans; market steady na9tyss
ssn op and export steers 495d5. So: dressed
un ana ou'cners steers a90d5.O 90; steers
feeders 2;5oq4s0 cows aud he!ters p O554 X
HaaneFs l25a2,7 Is; culls 2.2SG4.Oo: Texas ana
sn plS1p steers 36oq4eO; COWS and 6eiters
ana strong 10 shade higher: ptrs nd 49, 49,
ss Sg, ~; lacking 590d5 q; butchers 5siS
o'z''2 Sheep-Recep.s mons. '-'@