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New-York tribune., 1901-04-28
WISE LITTLE MALTESE TERRIER.

A Maltese terrier who has been disporting HIM
self in Sixth-ave bird store during the last week
has attracted much attention because of the scare
ity of his kind In fact in recent histories OF
Malta, his native island, the species is referred to
as extinct while by old writer's. among them
Strabo, they were said 10 be common Although
the little dog in the window is not "A year old
yet he displays a number OF accomplishments. He
is a tiny fellow Weighing not than three
pounds and has blue eyes and beautiful coat OF
long silky white hair. His paws broad and
soft like those of Persian kitten, and, small as
he is. he deacly loves tight. A dainty white
kitten encroached his domain the other day. ana
he promptly declared 1t was funny enough
10 see the two babies, neither Of which had
reached am age when teeth ard claws We're dan
gerous, rolling about the floor nd slappinS each
others face with great terce9ess-
The courage which prompts the Maltese terrier
10 accept challenge to battle with any enemy. re,
gardless of size results in his being viStant and
lively watch dog. The bark is loud enough TO do
justice to n much larger dog, and the growls are
of the insNire respect.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28

the cooperate IN circulation. School news
and exercises from No 30 are often inserted in the
journal
The present staff OF editors consists OF Frank
Mullen, George Sauer Frances Pope and Amy
Glib. The printers Lewis Hake Gustave
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28
LAWN FETE FOR STONY WOLD.

For the benefit of the building fund OF the Stony
Void sanatorium lawn fete has been arranged to
be held at the home OF General and Mrs Samuei
Thomas at Ardsley-on-H Hudson. on the afternoon
Of Saturday May Is. from until o'clock
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28

them into the conventional men ann "oii'e ~
the airs and graces of their elders
Mrs. HirshheId was student at "ehesIeS -.
,egs and Is a graduate of the University OF New,
york. She has always been especially h'eieS'eu
in
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28
BIDDY'S DILEMMA.

Stories for the prize book competition the
picture called .'Biddy's Dilemma" published last
Sunday will be received until May 10.
The competitors must be not more than thirteen
wears old and the story which is to contain three
hundred words or under, must be written on only
one side of the paper.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28
POPULARITY OF VEILINGS
WHEN MADE INTO GOWNS WITH A
BILLOWY SKIRT THEY ARE
IRRESISTIBLE.
IRRESISTIBLE.

faIIs,
With the pleasant weather that at last has come
TO after weeks OF drizze and chill. Paris is
happy once more and gayly dons her freshest
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28

leader at Eanes. When the prince suggested a
game OF Transvaal war-himself as Lord Roberts
and she Krser-she objected. preferrins TO be
Lord Roberts herself, and insisting that she was.
Nothing daunted. Prince Edward chung to the part
he had chosen, and it soon became a question of
who the stronger The little girl was victor.
for she ruled by throwing the prince into the
fountain, from which he was rescued by his gov
erness. wet but subdued. The little girl said she
didn't care, but when the royal guest came out or
the house once more dry and happy she made a
Pretty courtesy and apologized for her conduct.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28

kept UP his interest through five years. and visits
tne pressroom from time to time. young drug
chat about local affairs
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-07-12

!. B. Gusman, Esq, and daughter,
Mrs. Mary Hood, drove down from
Jane Lew, Monday and were guests Of
]. j. Gusman aud wife until wednes-
day when they returned home,
Harry G. Mcmillan was granted a
patent this week on plastering COM
position. Mr. Mcmillan formerly re-
sided in Marietta but has been citi-
zen Of this place some time.
The county superintendent has APP
pointed Hugh Thompson and A. T.
Kile members of the Coal district
school board to I'LL the vacancies caus..
ed by the removal OF L. II. Mines and
larry G, johnson from the district.
The Nugget Social Club of clarks-
burg has been chartered for the pur-
poseo maintaining club. Capital $500,
paid in $50. Incorparators, H. T. Ca
hill, E. j. Clancy, ]. F. Kearns, Jos.
Gallaher, G. II. Cahill and Clarence
Ash, of Clarksburg.
Luther D. Malone, of Wayne, who
is well known In Clarksburg, is about
to get out new book. Mr.. Mahone's
book, "The Destiny of the Republic"
viii be placed on the market this
week. Such men us Hons. VIM. j.
Bryan, Senators Dolllver, Elkins and
many Others are contributors to the
work which will guarantee a wide
circulation for the same.
Miss sicely May Wilson, of Wilson,
w. Va, a very beautiful, fascinating
and cultured young lady, who has been
visiting Mrs. Thomas Harvey at Fair
mont and friends at Sutton, visited
friends here few hours Monday after
noon between trains, as she was en-
route home. Miss Wilson enjoys great
popularity among a host of warm per-
sonal friends.
Rev. L. e, Peters viii preach sum
day, July IA, ut the Baptl + church
both morning and evening. Rev. Nc
Danel retur led from Cincinnati Thurs
day and left the same day for Phila-
delphia, taking his two children on to
spend the summer with their grand
parents. In Cincinnati Rev. Mcdaniel
preached Sunday morning at the Nor
wood Presbyterian church and In the
evening at the First Presbyterian
church. Newport, Ky. Tuesday morn
ing he was one Of the speakers IN
on the SUNDAY evening
service
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-07-12
Attractive Women.

All women sensibly desire to be at
tractlve. Beauty is the stamp of
health because it is the outward mani
festation OF inner purity. A healthy
woman is always attractive, bright
aud happy. When every drop of blood
ia the veins is pure a beauteous flush
is on the cheek. But when the blood
is impure, moroseness, bad temper and
a sallow complexion tells the tale Of
sickness, all too plainly. And women
to-day know there is no beauty with
yut health. Wine Of Cardui crowns
women with beauty and attractiveness
by making strong and healthy those
organs which make her woman. Try
Wine Of Cardui and in month your
friends will not know you.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-07-12
Trip To The Mountains.

Monday the West Milford mer-
chant, c. B. Morrison startrd on a tour
TO the mountains, accompanied by his
wife, who spent her gtrlhood days
WITHIN ten miles Of the county seat,
Marlinton, Pocahontas county, West
Virginia. In making the tour he win
drive through Berlin, Lorentz, Buck
harmon, Beverley, Huttonsyille, Big
Spring an Edry to Washington, and
afterwaId will visit Drupe Mountains,
West Virginia, and the Warm Springs
Of Virginia. Mr.. Morrison has not
been absent from the stores for years,
save few days when visiting on
business in New York and PittSburg,
etc. His business almost exclusively
will beleft in charge Of his son George
3, who is a travelling salesman for
Diges, Curren & Co., Baltic, Md.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-07-12
NOTICE.

Fannie ]. Nutter, my wife, having
left my bed and board without just
cause or proyocation, the public IS
hereby notified not to harbor her or
give her credit, on my account as
viii not be responsible for her actions
or any debts she may contract.
ERWIN NUTTER,
s4.4t- Craigmoor, w. va.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-07-12
DIED Of Cholera Infantum.

A one year od,cl,ild + Mr.. ond Mrs.
August Yust, uf AdanSlUn, die1
S.uuday, july {, 1861. u cholera infant
UNI. Funeral services were held
Tuesday afternoon and interment was
made in the Fittro burial grounds
west Of WIlsOnburg.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-07-12

Mrs. S. D. Camden returned TO her
home IN Parkersburg Tuesday. She
was accompanied BY Miss Nina Wal
las, who win be the guest Of Parkers-
burg friends several weeks.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-07-12
Marriage Licenses.

william S Boggs and Anna Barr.
Lafayette Morris and Nora Nichol-
Salvatore Besile ana Domenica
Olverio.
Newton Ramsey aud K Irene
Springston.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-07-12

AZ the recent dedication Of tha Isl +
list church at Brown, the debt
entirely liQudatad by the raising 81
s562.s5. e was ageneFous dedicstdf
collection.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-07-12
0AsToREA.
p..-.h. 1Ihs Kind You Haze klWaEs Boggt
60 6: : e &14zzzS3

Mr.. and MISS. EBoggess, of Peoria,
nj arrived Friday evening to visit
Mr. and Mrs. d. NJ. Ogden and other
relatives two or three weeks. Mr..
Bocgess is a brother Of Mrs. Ogden
and visited here three years ago.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
THE BEARS SECURED CONTROL
ROUTED BULLS IN GRAIN PITS.
A HEAVY SLUMP ALL AROUND
NAV Wheat Was Pressed Down 2 LOO
but Closed Only 5-se Lower-Corn
and Oats Lost Cent Each

fbicoso December li-Uhiversal selling
I'm Grains today placed the control OF mar
tots in the hands Of tho hears and prac'
l,,uv routed the b'g bull campaign thAt
has ,crror.zad shorts for the past week
faint EFFORT was made at times To sup
,,r, nrico.. bur tho losses OF today' WIN
,Bosc Of YESTERDAY, aggregated too hutn'
srI e,.rvtbug fell the disastrous depreS'
elan Nav wheat closed 19s lower May
,,rn ren, down and May cats lie lowe
provisions closed ~ to Doc lower.
Intimidation and short selling enough 70
nrrss p,icc. down "a tells the days story
h. wheat. support was lacking. so far as
,o,,,,v bryipc was concerned, and even a
large number Of the country holders VIVA
holned prices upward last week we're no"
rrl,sJirr Commission houses took au-
wanting, NJ A fair advance from Yesterday =
t,rlrrs az The opening and deluE'h lh' r..
with selling orders. Gables were rue "H'N
bull Influence and thr>c We're pul todn
furtor MAY opened tiHNsc an TO a shau,
in,,er m S1is IL SIN. and ct that starte !
an the downward slide. Several orarlSn
conditions vcr- present to nclp the sumo.
ErrlIrf. were liberal. both NORTHWESTERN
and primary Clcornnccs were small ana
TN. cash demand was only moderate. lhvfS
Was rapid run Of fluctuations. nut ny
room urircs had touched i9'S, AHnoSt ~
loss since MuudaN With such declines.
.lor,s covered weakly for profits and ar
line close May reacted slightly. Int closoi
,trv work. 1Nsr lowrt SNsVSp, Locji
rrreipte wore 10 cars. none Of contract
grade. Minneapolis ana duluth lrpo.sstri
rolnts of sos ear. nCuiust TaS cars Inst
week and 54l cars O wear ago. tt!m1t!
receipt, werc sH bushels. Compared VIA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
urain and Provisions Elsewhere.

ST Louis December IL Wheat lower
NO . rcd cash elevator sos. track -.
December S1a, Nav SOS, No hard 7o0
7Hg Corn lower No. cash 351s, tfaaCN
GN.dG; December eaas, May 6slghbsas
03fs Io,ver-No - cash As. track tSl2di",
| ,,smrcr IS NAV 4Tls; 80 , white i0i4n
50. PORK lower Johhing 1925. Lard dnll;
ms. Flour quiet Red winter patent. "'N
"a 90. extra fancy and stralGhts 3M"5 a.
clear 8 tOQ325 Timothy seed nominal,
e 00G6 %. Corn meal nominal Bran scarce
and firm Sacked east track, 1901; u.
Hay Timothy easy. y Jodl4.5o; prairie
scnrce hrE. - 5od 15o. Whisky strladL,
I92 Iron cotton ties o. BaEging 5Nd
a., Hemp twiuc o Dry salt meat; BoHrd
steady extra shorts and clear ribs 500,
clear sides SO Bacon Boxed STEADY,
sidos G2is Receipts Flour 5000; vhcNt
fG,oon: corn 1000. oats $1,000. ship
-mcnts Flour 600; wheat ZOO: corn 66'"V'
oats 3TOOO.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12


KANSAS City December Wheat 10
cemher 73a, May IN cash No. hard
-; No. 3 i3a.142. 80 . red sH@: 80. .,
S3laIS4ia. Corn December 6SN!ddS's. lam
mixed 8Sd69 30. = white 6Slad69ia, No. 3
67lsaBsl2. Oats-No. white 4IAd4SlA.
Receipts Wheat 5000. corn 10000: oats
80 600. Shipmcats--Wheat 1900; corn
rs 800; oats 5000
New Orleans. December H.. Hog products
strong Pork Standard mess 1910 Lard
Refined fierce ~ pure lard loS. Boxed
meats Dry sale shoulders 81; sides ..
Bacon Clear rib sides 9%@0N Hams
Choice cured lli2al2& Coffee quiet
Rio, ordinary 20 fair TN@77s Rice steady
Screenings 2@d3la; head lasd5; fancy
head 5iam5a Flour frm-Extra fancy 49,
d275: patents 1Ufi4. Is. Corn meal SO.
Bran l25 HaI frm Primo .0pn17.5o,
choice Is JOd1aOn. Corn strong No. :
sacked white IS: mixed II yellow IS,
Oats-No sacked 5ii2
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
FOREIGN ENGAGEMENTS MADE.
NEW YORK TIVE MAIN SUFFERER
Trausooutirertal ana Traction Stocks
Lost Much steoath-Amal1anated
Copper Closed at a Small Gam.

New Ynrk. December n Tho t.t1,l vear.
rnd ,r,Iyl,. ~ mo ,,,,,r .,,rL.,. M mo
''' "'''''' '"' "'"', "'' N''. '' '.'
world was the feature in todiy'S stock
market 10 the exclusion ~ almost every
otkHr soo.Iaorotl.p rb. d,rtarl,,, r,ros-
-. ~
~ VT vac "'"'N ""'i''N was WH' P'I'
tepiibie In Sew YORK than in othor mar
ktts and this wa. purtlr dur 10 Tho f1cr
tb,, Ne. N.o-g ,,., ,,n,1 ,,.,, a.. 81.
NY 80" Voc ''l'' "'"" IVA 'ne
iehet ot otacr money markets. Engage
ments we're made Of gold FOR SHIPMENTS 10
EerlIn ~ S.On n0n ,,,,,,,,,,,.i ,,d - ,,,,,n
""" 90 '"",
moro ruhorch' the reported shipper de-
Ginning 10 conhrn the report nnd over
100000 In French coin 10 Paris no
posits At tho suhtroosrrr wcrc made for
transfer To Chicago of SOJoo0d and 70
New Orleans OF $1,000.
Thls dcnietic, of n,,rt~ Soua,onn a.,
r'.,'"N VI "'''H f-'"l''''' ~
cHsh was onset hy p1ymet from thc
suhtreasury Of S1.54N.llt ia redeuiptou OF
Inited- states hopds m, p,ts ,... no.
.,fss,..,. =. NV
suiA'ten' 70 prevent late nutry IN the
can money market again. when bclntel
borrowers sought Ia cover their neads
which ran The rate nm 10 10 nor COM
the market over StO0OO O brTorc tbr 49,
operations Including deposlts for tho trans.
Ter TO the interlor. Me hone thnt tho
P PSns5 @Ga etss l SSe S %ona ad taf
not sufficient to overcome anxicfy I'm fn1e
OF these officially reported Transfers 10
the Interior
IL was reported today that Chicago hanks
had loaned some money On raii ON thc
stock exChaugc, but an, opgtatipp ,,re.
siihaby involves the drawing upon New
York correspondents and is thererSse an
unsettling influence IN the local money
marriott The course OF thc lonn acrount
OF New York banks Is beyond provision In
advance Of the weekly bank statement but
last weeks mex Dcctcd Increase In loans
keeps sentoment uneasy, as various syndi.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12

10 &c several times At last May crossed
This Inc aud shot down to 66Ss, dceliut
NJ 2 cents since Monday The Close was
weak. cent lower than yesterday, al
tGi, Receipts were l2} cars. Is
Onts shared In the general vrn& ess
rb,rc was 80 snap TO tM' early trading and
business was small Outside. selling was
responsible Tor the d7cne and slorts gave
mo market most of It's support MAY
oprncd steady. hut 81 once slu'nped and
SOLD Iowa 10 447s almost 3 cents under
Mondays ton price. The close WAS weak
cent lower. at 45is Receipts i26 c5rs.
Provisions were weak, hut not 40 much as
higher prices. out the grain influence conld
not he fought off Couatry selling brought
some depression. January pork closed pr
lower. MT SIG -: January lard 2l9c down,
at 50. 81. aud January ribs Ilar lower n
s. A.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow Wheat
~ cars corn lJ0 cars, oats 40 cars; hogs
-U,GOO head
cash quotations were as follows:
Flour Barley steady
Wheat No. spring T7i3; No. red SWa
t'orn-No. , yellow G6ib
oats-.No . 4Gst04T. 80 white 4Slgd
lai9; No white 46aid4si2.
Rye No S.
barley Fair to choice mating 5sdsl
Flax seed--No. l ! "a; No. ! Northwest
Timothy scod Prime 4od6jo
Mess pork Ter bbl l510n co
Iard-Pcr 100 HIS . s5G0 S1ia
Short ribs sides-T Loose 6. f0MS 81
nrv salted shoulders Boxed 1NmTA.
short clear sdes-BoXcd s9o6Ah
Whskcy- BASIS Of high wines i.32.
Clover-Contrdct grade N.30
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
London Financial Gable.

New York December H. The CONNER
cal Advertisers London financial cable
gram says, Lord kitrhencr's South Afri-
can suc,csses helped the Gyreml tone ~ the
stock market today, but American shares
wore suu ryratic. The professional con
ungeni Is holding on unl IN Che meantime
prices mo"cd within narrow limits. QuN-
,HtlouS 40 the opening we're u Shade above
1pritv. dippcd Oh NcW YORK Scaknnss aud
PARTIALLY tuuicd on tho curb Atchiron,
Union Pacific ana southern Parlic were
significant The general contaugo opened
at a. ana closed at hg on 81. Inul,
ma ohio thv coutangn was 2R Rio Tiutos
snid az ~ and Copncr M Is pounds on the
ton cash ana futures rho market Is S;ili
Inclined 10 the belief thar Inc Rothschllds
are making tcrUiS fnr I reduction of the
output. hut members Of the firm are as
closcmcutacd rs oysters when questioned
CAl hXtuIrs ana discounts are nh 3i2 per
cent, wnllc Paris aud Berlin exchange Is
unchanged
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
Comparative Snot Markets.
Quotations fog middhng az other spot
markets. together with the sales
GOOD DEMAND FOR ALL WOOL.
There We're 1898 Bales Offered at the
London Auction Sales.

London, December H. The offerings at
the wool auction sales today numbered
10. SOS bales. better selection Of cross
brcds and fine secured met with good
demand and medium and lower grades sold
readily NJ improved rates
Cape ~ Good Tape and Natal was firm.
Following are the sales in detail:
New South Wales. 34nn bales: secured
ji,df1s 4lqd; greasy 3Ad10ted.
queensland $500 bales; secured ildd Is
Si.d; greasy 6Am9iad.
Victoria 400 bales; secured 3i,ddlS IA.
greasy 2l,alOiyd.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
New Work Money.

New York. December n Money on cali
strong, ga 10 per cent; last loan per cent
Prim mercantile paper i,aG5 per cent
sterling exchange weak. with actual hus-
mss In bankers bills az g. S6L, for demand
NY "l si1,s' ~ 500 ~ ~ ,,Su,'
rih bills A. S2iaM4. So. Bar silver 54ts; Mex.
lean dollars iSla. Government bonds strong;
state bonds Inactive; railroad bonds lr-
regular
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
COFFEE

New York. December it-Concc- Spot
Rio dull No. ! Invoice 6% mild steady:
Cordoya 7lgdlI. Futures closed unchanged
70 . points net higher and the market
steady. Trading was slow all day Total
safes 5000 bags, including January 655;
March n-ge-f.75; May S5a6. 20: June
Juno TstU. Ilily I.o0 Angus 20, Scptem-
Der .gJdT.3O
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
COTTON PRICES Go UPWARD.

suit December galned "A points, July u
and the balance Of the list went II and u
points higher
New Orleans unchanged TO points better
on all positions. The scale started TO Dc
cline very soon and went 10 tho bottom
during the first half Of the morning A
slow but steady advance afterward began
and continued until after the midday Gail,
when another easness was In evidence
The range lost . 10 points in the next
hour. but 4 steadily rising course appeared
afterwsrd and kept up until the anal c8ll
was made when a suin Of 80 points was
registered from tho days lowest dcures.
In the net result December increased r.
points, January aud May advanced Is
points and the other options went "a points
better. Sales on the American side
amounted to $50 bales spot quotations
were marked mp re at Houston and Gal
weston aud left unaltcred at New York and
New Orleans.
rho volume Of tho movement grow n little
more moderate. Receipts at all parts for
the day were 4Ts29 bales. compared with
54.Gig for the corresponding day ~ last
yrar Since Friday hoy have been 20,eo4
bales. compared with 23l.Ja5 for the same
day II last week aud 22i3oa Tor the corrc-
spending time ~ last year. thus lar ia
tie season they have bccu 3 Sl2.T1 bales,
compared with 3.1IJ.lsI for the correspond
lns rmc " last year. Exports Sin,c tfl9aaiy
have been l55.N5 bales, compared Wifh
1Nrf41 fur the same time ~ las. week IN
1886 266 FOR the corresponding time 81 lasi
ypar STOCK at lultcd states ports FOR the
day WAS SB4 GI2 bales. compared with
Si4 Si1 for tho same day ~ last week ami
81 BOA iHr thc corresponding day ~ list
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
London consols.

London, December iLConsols FOR money
aiS: account a2ia. Rar silver quiet - 10
per ounce. Money 1@9a per cent. Dis
count, short and three months bills, ay
per cent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
Closing Prices of New York Bonds.

Fort Worth and Denver city tst..... 104ls
Hooking Valley Hss tbidl ..,..,...,. loSa
Louisville and Nash. united Is tbldl. 102&
Mexican Central As 80 ....-... S1A
Mexican Central LIST inc. ..,,..,...... 20
Mimi and st Louis Is ,oifereth ...... iuiH
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Is (hidl, 07I
Missouri. Kansas ana Texas IDS hldlE S2ia
New York Central lists ibid ,......., .iOdis
New York Central general SIS tbid), 10
New Jersey Central general ds....... 1914
Northern Pacific IS .......,...,.,..,,lO 100
Northern Pacific rs ........s...s,.,s. f2St
Norfolk and Western conso 4s...... INK
Reading general IS .,.s,............ H9h
st Louis aud VI conSol IS ....t.,s ii6i
81 Louis and San Francisco Is thidA.. aTis
81 u southwestern lists ......t,...,, 06A
81 Louis Southwestern Ids ibid ..... ~
San Antonio aud Arkansas Pass 49,. 50
southern Pacific 4s ,.,.........,s.... H2la
southern Railway So .,...,.....,..,,sl2
Texas and Pachcg lists lhdl ....,..-. l1Sla
Toledo. 81 l. and Western fs........ SIN
Union Paclhc As ..,....s-........ l0o&
Union Pacinc conv. Is s..,....,.... loss
WABASH 3ds lofsredi .,.5,..,,,.."ir
Wabash Deb. r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -
Nest Shore A. -, 49,. -. ..,.-..s ..1l4
wheeling and Lake Erie Is .ss,.... OH
Wisconsin, Central ~ .,es., ....,.,.,, cot
centiasptA Tobacco 10 .,."A,A..A.. e2ss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.
!, o \. MIL Texas interior points. ac.

r. O h mill Texas interior points &C.
cording 10 location,
Per gallon.
Prime crudc OIL, loose %. 32i5E
Prime summer yellow oil 35Nu rs
Llnters, according 60 quail
ltN .ss.|,s..+s.tr ...-s..... OligQ ~
Fer ton
Hulis loose ............ So % ii
Prime cotton seed cake. . p 30 hi
Primo cotton seed neal . * so a.
Quotations On prime cotton seed meal and
prime cotton seed cake are for deliveries al
galveston
New York December II Cotton seed ~
aniet. yellow 30ih
Memphis. Tenn December II oil Car.
load lots. ner gallon Prime crude a4i,:
prime summer yellow IS. choice ,stnkinc
summer vel'ev nominsl. Meal and cake :.
Price 24.2s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12

South Australia zoo bales secured Is III
ais I'd greasy 4dgd
New Zealand. 40 bales. secured 3i,dH
is AID, greasy 3AdStad.
Cape Of Good Hope and Natal 2no bales;
secured 7ddls I'd; greasy 4AGT21.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
BUTTER ANo EGGS

,b,,s,o december .BgiisI5s
croa a. S5 14a24is: dairy lSaa
StoaJr 3i,610l5 Eggs-Flrm,;. Wy WI "A
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.. G,ynS 35a25l9; salry ny
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tost IA: molasses suEai
METALS.
New york. December .Tsi l 1esi 4
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Warrants 10 5oall'D
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hrown rottons Is i avn hIds ",
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~ bieached oottons ~ buyiag 4
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iri%red cnttons ven NV shefll n
~ nu' nrIr o. for staples y n lIp's
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