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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-08
READY FOR THE OPENING.
The Hockaday Wholesale Hardware
COMPANY Enlaroe Stock.

The Hockaday Wholesale Hardware
Company Enlarge Stock.
The rapid progress of Oklahoma, and
Kansas, Oklahoma and the entire south
west has built up many strong. substan-
tiaI wholesale houses in Wichita, which
is now the recognized wholesale center
for this vast and rich territory. All Of
the Wichita wholesalers and iobbers are
enjoying a fine trade and fast growing
business. One Of the largest and most pro
gressive concerns in Wichita is the Hook
aday Hardware company, exclusively
wholesale. The growth OF their business
has been phenomenal and has attained
immense proportions, exceeding their
most sanguine expectations. Foreseeing
the increasing demand for their goods,
caused by the continued prosperity of the
south western territory and the opening Of
the new country, they have prepared to
supply the trade and have increased their
already large stock, buying heavily in
all lines, and recently added a complete
line of sporting goods, firearms. ammuni-
tion, golf tennis, etc, and have placed
this department IN charge Of A ]. Mus
selman, formerly of Musselrnan Bros.
The Hockaday Hardware company now
have one Of the largest exclusively whole
sale hardware and sporting goods stocks
in the west, and are doing a great bust
ness, employing large force of travelling
salesmen and extending their territory
until they now virtually control the
territory.
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ghe qQ1ieTa paify eagle: godag g3ror4ng qny 1901

ton with respect to the business 70 be
brought before them, as if they were.
respectively. sitting in open court
The following termss Of district court
were set, no action being taken in Bar
clay and Brumnitt. Tom Queenan, or the
probate court casess
FIhST DISTRICT.
Judge Burford on the bench.
At Chandler. Lincoln county, September
10th.
At Saltwater, Payne county, October Z.
At Woodward, Woodward county. oc-
tober q.
At Guthrie. Logan county, November Il
SECOND DISTRICT.
Judge Irwin on the bench.
At Kinghsher, September 9.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Judge B. F. Burwen has not yet re-
ported the dats of court in the Third dis
trict.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Judge Hainer on the bench.
At Beaver, Beaver county. September
10th
At Newkirk. Kay county, September g.
At Pawhuska, Usage nation, October 2s
At Pawnee, Pawnee county November
4th.
At Perry, Noble county, December 2.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Judge McAtee on the bench.
At Taloga. Blaine county, September ..
At Enid, Garfield county. September q.
At Pond Creek, Grant county. Novem-
Der 10.
At Alva, Woods county, December L
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]. The JUDICIAL authority Of the teTTitory
was originally derived from the Organic
act. which provided that the judicial
power OF the territory shall be vested
IN a supreme court, district courts. pro
bate courts and justices OF the peace,
And said supreme and district
courts respectively shall possess chancery
as well ass common law jurisdiction and
authority for redress Of all wrongs com
mitted against the constitution or laws OF
the United States or Of the trritory sf-
fecung persons or property"
2. The equitable or common law 3uris-
diction thus granted were a part Of that
"due process Of law which is Guaranteed
TO every citizen Of this country as pro
lection Of his life, liberty and property.
and the jurisdiction OF those courts and
judges in equity as provided IN the or
ganic act, IS as much due process OF law
as is the right OF trial by jury IN cases
at the common law.
s. The power which existed IN these
courts of compelling obedience to the law
and 10 the process and authority of the
court IN case in which the courts have
Jurisdiction. and TO fine ald imprison for
a contempt thereof. is Inherent in the
courts. necessary for their preservation
end as much the law Of the land and due
process % law as any otne- part OF the
common law or chancerv jurisdiction
which have come down 20 Us under the
guarantee OF the constitution OF the Ini-
TED states referred u. and by the Organic
act. given 70 1he suprem and district
courts Of this territory. II exists in the
courts themselves for the protection Of
the riEhts OF parties coming before
them !l 1he exercise u the Jurisdiction
of the court. f1r the preservation of the
rights therein duly submitted 10 them.
and n order that the usofulness OF the
court OF cf thc Judge exercising 5Urisdic-
ton should noI 1su. but should be enec-
tve. IS vel sisc rs 70 vindicste the
court from 6isresacct
The enforcement CT the Judgments
and orders e. tie court ln proper cases
carries with IL rhe s1sal power 10 punish
for a Gisoae5terce Of such orders snl the
inquiry as 10 the question az dlsobadleucs
has been from time Imrncuorai. tae
special ranc1e1 of TIE ceurt whose orler
has been So eleyed
5 TIE ases slse or the teFrit1zg hes
70 power to tse aray frcm tla courts
whose e5 ted in orEaulc
acs, Jse -5E.t q Ila.-h s contempt and
g etaer tn i- lrlr o. separate tri-
hlaai ana remove the hearing os ii q
another county. uev 90 caase the uaatter
70 b sa6mstted 70 8 frial ~ sury
6 The iedses vixen situng g. c5arn-
bsrs. have TIE same posez snd 5.sTis1ic-
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SEVERAL
CASES ARE
DECIDED
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Renders Decisions.
AND THEN ADJ0URNS
Next Sitting VIII Begin on
September 2.
AND THEN ADJOURNS

Guthrie. o. T.. July AFTER handing
down the following decisions. the su-
preme court adjourned last night till Sep
tember 2:
Jas. H. Kidd vs.. George seiferts Cana
dian county reversed.
I'd White VS.. Territory; Noble county,
affirmed.
S. c. B. Hawley VS.. Territory; Cleve-
land county. affirmed.
". z. Williams VS.. Rebecca Pressler;
Noble county. reversed and new trial or
dered.
Peter wnderson ct al vs.. T. D worley
ct al; Oklahoma county, affirmed; all con-
curing.
No. 10SS. Geo. ". Boyd ct al vs.. Annie
Bryan; Greer county. affirmed.
John a. AcFadden and Sarah Brown
VS.. II. c. Masters. sheriff OF Kay county,
affirmed.
BY HAINER.
J. z. Carroll VS.. John ]. Gerach, as
treasurer and Jeff D. Mynatt as sheriff,
Of Woodward county, affirmed.
No 1913. Chas. A Patterson vs. VIM.
Il. Wilson; Oklahoma county, affirmed.
No 1863. The Union Central Life In
surance Co. VS.. Edward r. Chsmplin and
Grace a. Staples; Logan county. af-
frmed.
By IRWIN.
No. 1888. Atchison. Topeka and Santa
Fe vs.. Ford Z. Marks; Logan county.
affirmed.
No. 1863 Thos. Theison VS. ". J.
Brown; Canadian county probate court.
affirmed.
BY MATEB.
No. 1o12 Hna W. Smith vs. Horace
Speed Logan county, affirmed.
No. 1047. Augustus Pettyjohn ct ux vs.
Jas. L wilkins; Oklahoma county, af-
hrmed.
No. 1o74. D. J. Mcdonald VS.. Chas. Car
penter; Oklahoma county. affirmed.
No. 1854 Thos W. Potter VS.. Mary
Han; Canadian county; affirmed.
No. SCI. The Long-Beu Lumber com
pany VS.. Il. B. Martin; Kay county, af-
frmed.
No. $50. Geor. G. Boggs VS.. United
States; Potawatomie county, dissenting
opinion, Hainer concurring.
No. 1032 McLain Land and Investment
NpiiALoiA- We 81 IL 1Aellg5 oAiOA4AAS Ming
man county, affirmed.
BY BURwELL
No. 1906 Lane Implement company VS..
I. r Lowden ct al: Pawnee county. re-
versed and remanded.
No 1864 School Districts Nos. and
vs.. School Districts No. and 7; Cana
dian county, reversed and remanded.
No. 1915 Alfred Hammer vs.. Binger
Herman ct al: Kingdsher county, af-
fr1ned.
No. 1919. Samuel n v Hartweu VS..
John H. Havighorst; Logan county. af-
frmed
no. 1858. L D. freeman vs. City Of
Perry; Noble county, reversed and re-
manded.
No. 1884 WYE McClung vs.. A. D. Har-
ris; Kay county. appeal dismissed.
No. 1OA T. J. Hendricks VS.. Warren I
Bryan, county treasurer Of Noble county; /
and renanded.
No. 1924. T. J. Hendrickson vs.. Warren |
Brown; Oklahoma county; reversed.
HILA SMITH CASE
Judge J. L. McAtee affirmed the decis- I
ion Of Judge Burford in the following /
case;
In the supreme court Of the Territory of
Oklahoma
Hila ". Smith. plaintiff n error vs..
Horace Speed, defendant in error.
SYLLABUS.
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STEAMER BUNS ASHORE


in Acnsc EoE
Sew N7rz. Juir 6--- be steamer 0it Do
Hliaion. u tec Jos lDe. ca. her way from
Boston 90 Sew EorE. r-n ashore during
The th-cS foC e2r,y tais nlss on PAY
s9uage po-t near Hs 8sc ~ ~
not 81 f-am Tie Connecticut ile Taera
were a-2at ~ passl se-s s111-a. naa
were taken Ok safely ia -1s sl-ps o1asa
lanlinE at Use Bslel. From tnls a.aee
they were seat so Sew Sor5 IS tsa-n-
The vessel les 60 an esea keel. ana il
is expaoted thsJ she VIII be aaated oa
tAe next h.gh ade. about olaek To-
morrow morning
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-08
MAY FouNo ToWNsITEs.
Provisions Made and Explained To
That Effect


That Effect.
Any person, or persons desiring 60 foand
o. 10 suggest establishins townslte upon
my of the ceded lands 80 any point net
81 the near vicinity 0f either az the co11-
u seats selected and designated is ac5rs-
said. may. at any time before the opening
herein provided for. fle N HE proper
local iand office written application te
that effect describing by leEal sub-5i,is-
Sons the land intended 70 he Affected. ana
stating fUIly end under cath lhe recsssisy
81 rropriety OF founding or estahlIshzrr
a town at that place. The local oTlce-s
VIII forthwith transmit such PET aou N
the commissioner OF the general lama or
zee With their recoumcndauon In the
premises. such commission, = he be-
ueyes the public interests VA be sub
sersed thereby, VIII. If the r7etary OF
the interior approve thereof issue an or
Ger Withdrawing the lands eescTihed Il
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Popular Excursions

For The round frips fs1Eets limited g g
6ays f-a7n GATE 60 saie- F7sFa-s - iske
ge1r vacation a. ais time Fan sasaV-
nation aboat The sxc-Esion can = 7e-
ssfaea * sns CITY Iieket caice-
PAUE. T. NOBLE
Clsv T5rkez Agent
& ? DESN
District PAsss1Ee- Agszt
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DOING QUICK WORK.

BY the Presldent;
JOHN HAY, Secretary Of State.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-23
DROPPED IN.
auit conec nnd Got wen.

My breakfast never seemed complete
without coffee, but the stomach became
smdu2lly weakened, although / had 10
idea OF the cause An hour or 40 after
eating, dun aching pain would come
in my stomach and sick heAlach9 Sc,
up. This misery would contthpe ,wo
or three hours, increasing TO an Intense
burning pain, until relieved by yonit-
ting, then / would quiekly recover.
These attacks grew more frequent
and the pain more intelse until t be-
gan 10 affect my general Aealih, ! tried
many remedies for stran ythening my
stomach until hncliy noticed thar the
mueh loved coitce appeared TO have a
wooden taste. and | concluded TO sec
what effect leaving u of would have.
lin short time the sick achihg at
taeks ceased entirely, gradually my
stomach regained its vigor. began
drinking Postum Food Coffee and ! dis
covered by experiment ;hSt q las n
delicious crisp coffee tas;a. au1 yet !
could drink all | wanted OF 4 without
any oppression. on the contrary. T. gave
me we'll fed, nourlsnsd and li-hteaed
feeling instead OF the oil oppression
My general health has hecn greatly
improved and | am able 10 sat without
fear many things | iared not attempt
before q am grateful that some one las
found so satisfactory a bsyesase. J. Is
already boon 10 thousands who have
heen troubled with caitAe DRINKING and
there are vet thousands who. " .hey
knew -, cause OF their trouble. vsold
get we'll ny leaving OF con se and asiag
Postum Food cares. Please omit
name" Name and address furnished by
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd.. Ba.tls G. t.h,
Mich.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per keg. "a oo9
80 blasting powder N.65 per Seg. drop
shVt per SACK Si.55; buck 81 50.
BACON-Extra short clear. In sacks, sac,
regulars s'se boxed Ae higher. bellies va
TAGGING AND TIES Bassing s-lb 81
~ 10 9c Arrow ties less than carload lois,
igom Houston. N,l0.
CANDY-stck. wrapped. basis "a, 7D74o
por u. No. l. full weight, basis "A. 7l4ff79.c
PEE 10, special sizes lsc higher.
CANDLES Star, full weight lllsc Granite
fun weight lie Electric Lights Zoe
., Ce s;, ~ \. I-Fortland S2.15qS.2d, Roscndale
coFFEE-Ro, fair, DC; primo lOsaiOl.c:
choice l0lsGl0&c; Peabeery, 1ic: Cor
aoNa l3c Roasted eofeesi An3uckies Ariosd.
bass loo.io eases, le,5oo delivered; So 10
l2tgc delivered; ApeX II 90c; Lion 1e 0Oe.
SRACkERs--A y 9 soda, bulk, boxes sise;
LILO cartons 6%ei ginger snaps SCI creams
Sc slage panks 6e cakes and jumbles lie,
FLouR-RasiS S-lb sacks: Fancy high
patent 81 90, fancy half patent 50 90: third
grade $40; 2l-pound sack, Toe per barrel
"Ener, Hour Hour, N wood iSe per barrel hisasr.
FAkINACEoUS GOoDS-Grits, hominy
ana cream meal In barrels 50. 0Of1S3 10. Pearl
meal In Ss-lb sacks, 81 S5 per barrel Of four
SUCKS; scotch oats s., 30, Friends oats 81 so,
Columbia oats S2.oo9s 10; Hawkeye oats s., 90
LARD Refined tlerce. compound. exc; lea,
She' SO-lb cans higher than tierees; l0-lb
e cans - higher; 6-lb cans ise higher; s-le
HAMS---standard e%0uc. pieri, hams So.
hONEl-In barrels O0Qp5c per gallon; In
so-io cans. extracted, soc per pound N
ol SGllc; in i2-lb cans, extracted. 5kfI7c;
pound sections l2liSc.
LlME-Bulk $500 per barrel; eoopered
Ol.AsSEs-Rehoiisd falr i6& dpisAs prime
seI IS, choice 2@426c fancy new crop SYRUP
S-aSss. pure new crop syrup S5o.
CONDENSED MILK - Eagle 81 0cGl7 s5
Magnolia 81 50d4.75; Dime S. sOGS 90; chai.
ieng tl.eoGfS4 ic
olsTERS--l-lh full weight, :-ot e0Gs5e :
pound, full weight. sSc0Si On; e.pound. tuil
wesgni, io,os, 81 7SGi 80; lib. light we,gns
aSqeee: s-e Light weight Na9Oc
PlChLEs--F'ye- gallon kegs si.t0 To- gal
JOE KEGS 81 Abbls $40: p,nts, Ameri-
cal style, XUA0e quarts. American sty;e
N-so; ik-gallon ss.loQs rs; i-gailon. Ameri-
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I'D. Lonis Grain and rroNIsions.

", LOUIS. JanuRry 2--WheuI-No. 2 red
cash 7h012. january 7li,. May Isx JuIy
Z. 81 No 2 hard 6Sia QGqia Jorn--No . cash
~ January 36i2 May $685. dS6ia. July sra.
oets--No, cash 25At January 25N May
1850. Lard Lower 702A Flour-Siendy and
unchanged. Timothy seed unchanged Corn
mea -oteidy oo, Dnln-Steady. sacked east
track tS Hay Timothy steady 950Gl3. 90:
PRAIRIE lowor NO0dIo50, Whisky -steady 25.
IRON cotton lies i.25. BaFglng 1dI2, icmn
WINE nsy salt meats---BoXed weak, extra
Bacon--BoXcd weak: extra shorts 7S7is. clear
ribs Si2H. clear sides S25 Recepts-Flour
5000 wheat $4,000. corn 1900; oats 80 600.
shirmenis-FoUr 1900; wheat a. 600. corn
$4,000, oats 5000.
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Thos j, eIeehan Is co, Of Baltimore say Of
tomatoeH Tho feature OF the Baltimore
canned goods market during the pas week
was the Increased activity in tomatoes. The
orders came from nearly all sections, and
continuance OF tho present demand may
cause reaoe(on from the existing low prices
sooner than anyone now anticipates. The
consumption OF tomatoes Is very large. and
The buyers seem to have Increased confidence
n them at the present low range Of prlaes
Flrst-cass sandard quality ihree-pound to-
matoes bought at 6Iisc dozen viii MOI lose
any money FOR the buyer. They arc worth
Immediate attention, and viii do to carry
over until next spring IN anticipation Of an
Improvement IN the market The changes
In the balance OF the list are merely nom
mat and there IS nothing new TO say Of the
general market There Is a perceptihle IN
crease in the regular everyday run OF jobbng
orders coming IN for assorted lots, which IS
usually the forerunnor of Greater activity IN
all Of tho staple lines, With seasonabls
weather all over the country the canned
goods market would, probably show greater
activity.
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Baldwin & Houston PRO
Cargiil. 6 COn1m'n c
as furnished by The Boz
MARINE INTELLIGENT

PORT OF GALVESTON JliIs
ARRIVED.
Ndnr
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ga style. ss.15as2s; i-gallon, HexaEon.
RIcE-Extra fancy hesd sgacze: choi.e
SessiS'ac; fair i%m4Mc; fancy Imported sisT
:, RsopEi-sisai basis 7-1s SIC: Manila i,isc
"Gi,a,Fgu nth yarn &c. tarred Tkc.
- LOUISIANA coarse S5s ine DOC; DIS
y y. $3.50; eo-5s. p.so. lOo-5s s2.e0 7o-45.
sALr F1SH-Mackerel No. / In lob kits
s2cM d 90; half bbls 7O-lb No. / $3.50: tubs
sF.MoN--Faney Pillar Rock Columbia
htiyct 81 9oi Coluinbia River 81 SOL Is: Spear
Alaska 81 %.
sAltpI Nss--Amerlcan quarters 81 SCAT 81;
mustard g .soe340o: imported Gillette erode,
tvarters III 80; fancy sprats, qunr;crs 81 90
sIARCH-Stondard goods; Pearl. In io-lb
boxes, &c Royal Gloss, bulk &c:
Sckel 100 PACKAGES. per box s2.T5 cora
t'steh PFC per 10, 20 and 40 ID boxes.
Var Quotations are for small lots. Spe-
ga. prices are given on carload orders.
standard graduated SIC: cubes and pow.
dereed Sac; Louisiana yellow clarified. choice
cy 5se; choice sac
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Einnnrin1 Cnhie.

New York January 22,-The Commercial
Advertiser London financial cablegcam says;
The marke. here was very que. ;oday, The
but business was slack. The whole world
seemed to be watching the queen. The
American department; was he mos; active
on chause. The opening was strong on the
rally, which began Ia New York last nlgl.,
causing the bears he-e to scramble for cover.
After the opening American shares held
steady under the announcement Of the
strong market in New York. Money uh-
changed. silver was dropping on New York
sales
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DRIED FRUITs ANn N1frs

,APPLES-Fancy eyapor5ted. 50-l5 boxes
e4ci l,lb car ons 7ci choice evaporated &C.
sPRICOTS--Per ID, loose lOc
ClrkON--iu lU-lb boxes, 1Sc
tCRtANTS-lr bbls 1857 25-lb boxes
cleaned, bulk 1ic; lib cartons l5c
DATES--l-lo packages iUc, 6O-lb boxes 7,.
Fl.i---Cal!forns l2lac; imported 150lS,.
iEACHES-Choice new stock SIkc.
ISlNS-CaIitornia, 3-crown. l.. l.. boxes
va 1t-boX l.. L. ralslns 65Gp75c; 2.crown
l.. N. raIsins, 5O-lb boxes. S9sAc; s.crown H.
NJ. raslns, 50-lb boxes Sc
RuNES-California 5O-6Os Sc; eo-7O. 7e,
'J-S0s 6c S0-9Os SEC: 90 zoos So
NUTS--Brazl lac per III. dlherts sioi,,
l5c walnuts llQl52; peanuts, fancy hand
pi, ked 6a6i5o; No. 5Q5hc; almonds. Tara
Bona lSc 10. IN sacks, lialiaa- cnes tnuts loo
Caic.
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Gnlveston-spots closed quiet: prices I'M
changed. stock isl,sl7
Low urdinsry..i 7-lJ Mlddliug .......9n
Ordinary ......7 1915 Good niddliuB On
Coco ordinary.s ZIG MlddHng fair. iols
Low middliny..p Sales ..........l5i-
New York--spo;s closed dull. prices i-1ss
down, stock 9S 7Sg
lioUd ordinarys 1916 Good uiddllng 10 3-16
Low. mlddlins 3 T-i6 Middlins fair. l9%
Middling .....97k Sales .......,.. $500
New 0rlean2--Spots closed quiet; prices
1915 down; stock 3ls.6s2.
Low crdiDary..7 7-l6 MidiliuE .,...9is
Ordinary. ......7 1910 Good middling ga
Good ordlnary..s 7-i6 Middl.ng fair le S-1a
Low mlddllng q 1-iG Sales ......... .Idc0
Livorpool.-spots closed ~ down; sales
500, OF which 770Q were American: spocula-
ton and expor so; imports 3i.O)0, OF which
50 COO were American.
Ordinary .....4..4 25-ae Midlllng ....5B
Good ordinary. 3 3-$2 Good middling.5 1872
low middlns...5 ii-22 Middilng fair az
Hsvre-spo,s closed steady. G)5ss, aga INST
61lt Yesterday
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THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
THE SALES MADE ny TEXANS AT
EAST ST. LOUIS.
Receipts of Texas Cattle at st. Louis
120O-TeXnn and Indian steers
$3.50 to $3.50.

Especial to The Pos. Reported by St, Louis
Nat.ona! Stock iards.)
National STOCK Yards, H.. January 22-
The following sales were made TO-DAY by
Texas and Indian Territory men;
J s. TODD, benson, Texas 977 pound
steers, i.05i j. 3. q j. E. Fale Cooper,
Texas. llOo and 1903 pound steers, 400 w
J. Moore, Scluenourg, Texas, s97 pound
seers, $50; Moore d Allen, Schulen ourz,
Texas, Ills pound bulls, 40; 1910 pound
oxen, S,s5; 1910 pound oxen, 400; Woodley d
Vance 1861 pound steers, AS, bearing, Nan
ing Bates, Waco, Texas, ll03 pound steers.
40: twelve hundred Texas; steady to a
shade higher
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New York January y -Whelt-Recelpts
5000; exports $4,000; spo, easy; No red
!a2s cob, aioat and 77l elevator; No.
rob. adoat: options weak Hides Arm
Leather and wool steady cotton seed OIL
Steady. prime crude 27ls; prime yellow SlH
3lis.
cash No. hard 6GAGG6I3. No. red 6SG69.
Corn--Mly 36isq36l4 cash No . mixed S5h.
no white S6iE9S7. Oats-No . whNe g6
Reee. pts~LWheat 81. GOO; corn 200 SEQ, oats
1000 Sh.pmen S-Wheat l0l 800; corn IA. 400;
Cata l9. Nnl.
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LOCAL MARKET REVIEW.

Tho weak spot In tho Houston produce
market has been removed Beaumont bough,
turkeys yesterday until there we're no tui-
keys to buy and still wanted more The
demand there was from hotels. restaurants
and boarding houses
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Wheat went up CEN yesterday Today
'1t sun oougn. the previous session was
sold aad tne marke dropped oack 10 the
Past d. occupied SATURDAY. une lnarKeC
Vas larsc.y ,J-Ai Ons. may wheat opened
seae lover Il. SAG dSac, and soon after
lverned sos. Inc .u.Uhl aggression was
based Oh the TACT tnat L.vefoooi shoWea
decline Ia face OF tne auyance here the
uay before. NOItnwea.ern receipts were lalze
SUD u was generally Deueyca mat repOrls
OF yesterday y Do eXpOre bus ness hau Oeeu
tAa5Gefattd, All OF wh.cn ndaed to the de-
Hr-s.0n. ioe m4rke- struggled along l0r
40 h0ugs 1eN'cen ,41ac ana ,Je witnOu. any
F-4-ienlar pressure beng eXerted against the
m.ee ihe heavy primary receipts and the
id-!ure OF any casa demand 10 put In appear
aHce iater caused renewed seNug anu May
dropped 70 'isc and closed weak IQlI.c
uhoer yesterday. AZ iisai4Ac. Keee,p,s ",
Corn was quiet and easy In sympathy with
alec Dear.sn consideration iaKeu ia con-
neeGon WITH the favorable weather and easy
-AJic5 Had not so many lnhuentlal longs
aFrayed themselves on the bull side on tue
tneoTy ihAt mere is q demand fot the sup
ply, huge as IL is, nc market would un-
dCuol9diy nave declined still further As
u vas today, however. the pressure brought
was scattered.
Long oats were for sale nearly all day and
As the demand cor them was anne, the price
suffered IA consequence. Tho wheat weak
hess vas the influence. Receipts 3i3 cars
PROVISIONS wore moderately active, buo
showed an undert0ne OF heAylness.
I5tsha-ed re 1e.pts tomorrow: Wheat 50
cars; corn 70 ears; oats 1l5 cars: hogs 10. UOJ
mead.
TAG leading futures ranged as follows;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-23

BEANs-mported navy beans 3s.c; Bayou
-; English dried So, pinks sac; Lima 6isfc
Eac black eyes SC: Michigan navy 49iAc;
california navy 4hGi4c
d, ~ IlSR.-Blue Star 23a2fc; dairy dc; Red
slaI &c; El5in creamery 27d2Sc; oleomai
gas!ne dairy prints 1sc; Lincoln solids liiLc:
p.ints l25sc; Special Blue Star l7lsc; Crystai
Gem and Country Rolls 49,. Special Dairy
70, Fancy Dairy 1sc: Texas country butter
lenl5c, Texas bricks i5dIgc.
CABiaG E-Coast country 2hG3c per 10.
., CtlEEs Wisconsin full cream rolls I5c;
sconsn tuli cream daisies li2.c
EGGS-leXas l56ilGc
kRAuT--New, in half barrels. 50 iod12 60.
QNIoNS-242lzc per pound.
PEPFER-Chiis 1l0l5c per ID: black sinsa
PORE l5Mc.
POTATO Es-Callfornla and Colorado. s7tbql
S0t Ier brshel
POULTRY-C hens, eood 5o7r
800; fryors 81 36ii3 .0o brollers s. .O0n2 80.
cocks 60 rs large. old 81 .5oa2Co; ducks large
turkeys. hens soar 80: turkeys gobblers
SS.OOglO 90; turkeys young s. o0d6 90.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-23
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