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Al trains arrive and ie7art from the Grand Cen.
tal DEPOT eSccpt the Missouri. Kansas g. Texas
trains. which have depot IN the Fiith ward the In.
{ rnat ona & Great Northern ana Cnlumhn Tar
which use the International ana Great Northern de-
rot on Congress 1verue. ana the Houston eIst and
West Texas morning uiin which leaves from ami
arrives at the Houston Eas aud West rexas Iepnt
The Missouri, Kansas & Ttxss and Gaivestln
Houston Henderson trains pass the International
and Great'Ncrherr DEPOT.
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Fifth Ward.
leave 700 am Express Train Arrive TO- 90 p m
Grand Central Depot
Leave sos p m .............. Arrive o.o2am
tshTevepor Kansas City and CinennAnj
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DEPOT foot OF Congress Avenue
Fast Mail TO 81. Louis and Chicago.
Leave 1907 me-. -...... Arrive $50 a. m
Leave ZOO 4. m ...-.--.-.. pos arrive 7.55 p.m
Columbis and VeInsco Trains.
Leave 500 a. NJ. -..-...... Arrive 4.45 p. m
DaiIy EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Leave 900 am SUNDAY 1nlyl Arrive 4.45 pm.
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NJ. X. ~ n. II. u.
a. ~. npnot Eiffh Ward
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IN. & n. O. II. n.
Houston md New Orleans Trains.
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IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE

Gen. Pass. and Tiki. Ast,, St. Louis, Mo
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AMAVNlllo -fo"aer. per keg, $4,000
40, blasting powder A.J5 per keg drop
shol per SACK sl'oe DUCK A.s9
BAtoN-kA'fa sher. clear IL sacks. sl.T
BAediN1 AND rlEs-Dassing. a,lb. sBs;
:h.le vi Arrow. lies. less Jhan carload los,
iNM Houston, N.iV,
CANpY-StIck, wrapped. basis "A. 7254e
pHr 10. No l, full weight. basis a. glsSpTGc
pes IL special sizes ~ higher.
cANDLl2S-Star fun weight iilsc Granite
ia.l w y,fsg lle: Eieguic- Llgh,s Toe,
- .iau2.gN.
coFFEeRio, fair. 90; prime lohaio4c:
saelee lo's4le@e .Peaberry, lie; Cor.
sass loo-lb cases. 70 50c delivered; s6-lb
IL zoe delivered; Apex " 90e: Lion u DOE
ktsANhEhS--A { soda, bulk, boxes SIC;
10 cartons SIS glnser snaps Sc: creams
5 stage planks Sc cakes and jumbies ll,.
hLOuR Basis ssh sacks Fancy high
patrnt 81 49, fancy half patent 81 50, thiri
craze $50 2i-noupd Fnc&, loo per hare
FAilS8 S s00 do a5i e5 SiFFe a;saet
End cream meal. in barrels s. 00GSs 10: Pear!
\ eSl u ~ 70 s2eSs $3.50 per barrel OF four
sstks, scotch oats Sc so; Friends oats s. 20;
~ TO- '"'" WV
lARD--Rennsa usree. compound, svc; lea,
shc 5Q-lb cans higher than tierces, iO-ib
SsDs s e h.gheri S-lh cans se higher; 2-ib
HANS-stnndard exotic, pleric hams Sc
hpNEi in barrels t04Ise per gallon; IN
sV-le cans eNtracied 5G6c per pound. Ia
" S9lle; IN l2-lb cans, extracted. 5l&fTc
potnt sections legigc
81 ~ NNNFN-N-
oLAssES-heboicd, fair i6xf pr,me
s.ss9sslc. choice s6a2ee, fancy new crop syrap
oAISse pure new crop syrup 35e
,SuNnENsED MILK = Eagle sT.Ocg7. rs.
ienge 81 0Q6slle
nlsTERs-i-lb full wsigat. s.or sOaase;
Peuha iull weight S-oz. 81 COOL IS; l.
houha, Mll weight, @c9Si 90: 2-pound full
wS.Eht, le.oz, N.75al so; lib. light weiEut
e' t,, W.; SD, lght weight s5G9ec.
~ MES I've gallon kREs ST 40; i0.xsl.
len hsss NS. is-bbls 81 20; plnts Amerl.
80 style, ss9sQe; quarts American styis.
hlV' h,gailan s. l0dft3 ?s; i-gailon. An,erl.
Ms Fs~nSh' hsAsson,
al sSii(cE--Exirs fancy head e4gs%c; ehoice
SSsHceAc' iair aA8tne; fancy Imported essds
RoPE-sissl, basis 7-is. SIZE: Manila Is,.c,
Nnuss1rTu ,ath yarn Sc; tarred IKE
sAA LOUISIANA. coarse s5c; fine 90s: hhls
3 s sz'N cess $50; ioe-ss. $3.50; 7o,is
SALT FisH--Maekerei. No. ! in io.,h vi.
sss%sl az halt bbIs lob No, $3.50. tubs
sALNoS-Faaay Pillar Rock co,unsl.
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Navasota News NOEL

Navasots. Texas. january
meeting of citizens and lndrs,cc'
held in the city council Alul
night. was very well sttentAil
"A letter was read from VII
the Gould railroad system 2
stating thai it was intlmait' 2
opposition would arise here 'as|
solidstion cf the BRACES Valisl y
the International and GreAol
and asking that a petition ~
tor signatures requesting ZEN
pass an act 20 give soush "a
mission without delay OF the
separate readings.
Ine meeting concurred 10 ~
and Mr.. Fielder secured signiA
liens today. a
Mr.. J. c. Witt, manager o. n
Telegraph company. is in y
day talking TO the commerl,
and figuring on locating an ~
company here. In fact, u III
That's what he told The Posi- ID
emit. He said that the Pos'7|
open at CoTsicana and Aens Ii
Houston and Texas Central pe
that he would establish ana n
into the business life OF Nsss''ti
and Calvert. The Office nen
centrally located and on u
floor. 4,
The gentleman looked over "
located the office in the IL =, i
Spell hotel. /. y. CLARK wmo
tor ard open for business Ms'o
ing. W
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COFFEE.

New York January i0.--cofee futures
opened steady with prices 3 10 10 points low
er under local snd foreign LIQUIDATION. 10
gsher with bear nressure founded ON weak
cables from Brazilian and European mar
kets. larger receipts than expected sluggish
spot trade conditions. total absence OF specu-
latve and export trade talk OF shipments
from Brazil Ruled barely seady most OF
the session with shorts n control The close
was steady with prices 10 20 points net
loweT Total sales % 900 bags including:
February S.: March 49, May SIS; June
e.s5 July g. S5dl5 20; August $50; October
500 November 600; December eos. $40,
coffee. Rio easy No invoice ~; mild easyS
COrdova Se7l2iS
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IN THE COTTON MARKET.
Early Losses We're Peealned 10 Course Of
Days Trading
----------
A DECREASE m. ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
Al view orlrnn. Was tn. Strengthen
ing influence; Houston Expects
Heavier Receipts.
4 DECREASE N. ESTIMATED RECEIPTS

For time yesterday the bulls made more
Of 81 impression ca ihs msrke, than for
some GAYS pact wednesdays decline on
.sc American slac VAS recessed 81 the I4r-
eIYo.i nErlsi yesterday. nc latter market
eIosin9 4 10 s.Cl5 doHn.
The opepiar prices m shis sice whieb
we're 70 Z points higher. gave way 70 4
decins. TIE b-llx not eyisenetrz a desire
10 oner ~ market further support Hos
ever he market Improved iaisf. principally
IN a decreased estimate o. receipts al NeN
orleans today Heavier estimated receipts
g, Heustcn f0r today aaa previously Eigen
prizes scwarurd impe.gs. and Hkta TIC
Mex Orleans sEiinafe was made. the lat
insl & hsd 6eeidr3 rendcacy % strengthen
rTirss. made e r,oro eF1aea. tia. faetua-
tipna a. this time Geprni % no small OK
tent on The moyemen, Of caiton TO fEtse
two markets.
Jador ;he inansnee Of estimated smaller
Eeceip1 Il New Orleans fse market sainsi
It's esfiy Irxs zsd closed . "a poiats ~
in Nsw York znd nnehsass9 to poinis
uS =. Sew Orleans
Spots eisstd LIS lower n Houston aEi
Galveston ard upeaangcG elsewhere
Estimated receipts i3r todlv axe; Houston
~ 10 SO bales. agsinss gls. last year.
Nsw oTis1rs z5os . 500 saisa, against ass
lsss year.
Following is toe range Of prices in the
active months IN New York and Nes Or
A.w Fnrk-
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carsil & Richardson Of Houston report
the range Of prices for the leading stocks
yesterday as folloWs.
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WEATHER AND CROP,

Denton, Denton County, Ts1itc
9.-Heavy rain fell in Denton y
day; will greatly benefit wheas
Caldwell. Bmleson County. Il
uary "a nice rain is ielilAgls,
promise Of a norther within ~
hours. \
Denison, Greyson County, n
uary 9.--This section has beerH
a general rain, the first in sew.
Wheat was suffering very mSs'
want OF rain. Z
Calvert, Robertson County, az
uary 10.-Many leading farmer
vicinity have begun work POI
the years crop. Some have
siderable advancement. 4
Kaufman, Kaufman CouaE1
January "A BADLY needed 1Fs,,
ing today. Wheat had iusi6
need rain. Farmers are brir
and preparing for another crt(
will be largely OF cotton.
Hills5oro. Hill County, Ten
9.-Wheat is suffering for rsI
county. The ground is almost
for blowing. Wells are repofr'
In sections Of the county. lndsi
day are favorable to a rain. 4
Sherman, Gnayson County, 3
uary e.-Hsrd rain fell thraM
section, accompanied by slighst
norther now prevails. WeAtll
tonight shows fall in tengty
twenty degrees since Z O'Clock y
ing. sun falling.
Mineral Wells, Palo PinlF
Texas. January s.--Reports rty!
from all parts of this courtfl
Jain is badly needed fer whe9'
for stock water. as N nurnpkl
tanks and creeks have gone 4
eral months since there has ~
rainfall 10 do any material rf
county and the ground is ~
hard, necessitating farmers ~
blowing for the present. Z
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New York. January lo.-rhe Conmereiai-
Advert! er's London financial cablegtam
SAYS. The markets here weFe SLACK and ir-
regular today and there was evidence that
the interes. was passing r. n American Sc
Curt e. to those Of the horne markei- Ameri-
cans began heavy and after displaying a
hardening tendency broke sharD.y on re-
u0rts q toe New York opening prices, St
Paul falling points In FIVE minutes. Erie
and Northern Pacifcs were also adversely
affected. the last mentioned De ng soli from
Berlin on private cables intimating that the
Hi deal Is no. going cutie a. was ex-
pected Tae close was ia. and dshearten-
ing discounts were higher.
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I'd. Lonlr Grnin ana pro,i.Ion,.

s.. L3us, January l0-WSeat--No. red
cash 70 January 13; May 70; July 7isi; No. 2
hard i0iE0iilz Cru~-No, cash 35te; jan
gafy 36if May s7E July 377sHGs. Oats
No , ctsn %, January 24h May 25ss No. .
waite M Purk-FWm igShtng Il 50. Lard
Nom nal 11sE. Flour dull and unchanged.
T.mOihy seed nomlnaly hrmer 425d+.15 for
average. pf m worth more Cornmeal steady
200. BFan firm unchanged. Sacked east
track e. Hay irregular; flmo;hy 50qi2 OF;
prairie 10 Ocn 90. WHISKY steady. l.21.
Iron cotton ties i.2j. Bagg.ng 747&. Hemp
twnp o. Dry salt meats-B01ed, firm but
quiet, extra sAoras 7I2ls; clear ribs : %:
clear sdas 1914. Ba 0n--B0Xed steady,
shorts 10. clear ribs sos clear sides SIS,
Reee pls-floug 800, whetf 5000; corn ST.
W0; oats W 0og. shipments Flour 5000;
whrat $1,000; corn 1900; oats 5000
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Wheat Ruled Heavy 90 Lack Of 0uIste
Support
NAY WHEAT CLOSED A SHADE HIGHER
-.-
Corn and Oats Closed a shade Lower
and Provisions 10 20
Depressed.
nay WHEAT CLOSED A SHADE HIGHER

Chicago, January Ia.--whest fuiss heavy
today on lsck a OUTSIDE support. but closed
steady. May shade higher. Corn end
oats closed shade lover sad provisions
sa99. depressed
wheat was caiy moderately active. bu;
ssh nervous. Trade sss largely local May
opened isaase higher s. lsisaTsiz because
Liverpool 9.ss arm in the face Of the decline
yss'efdsy OF lack o support ths market
cary dropped % ~ bu. rallied % 1s4s on
3 private AFgeatls esfinzge thst ,hs ex-
portable surplus OF the country would be
bur 55.So no bushels THIS influence soon
1le1 our. however. sad My dropped TO I7lta
~ Here The market stEsd.ed on the Neg
YORK report OF nffy l0ads taken for exp8r.
rnd the close was shade higher, az 7l4.ft
ia Lccal receipts u cars.
tHrp vas quie-. openlnE higher On The
unsettled Nea{hst and in syfnpa,hy E.th
w1es', but selling OF la;er o. fhe wheat
indifference 70 bu!iish news. Receipts 90
osts veFo quiet. prizes fuctussiag mar
FoHiy under Inc inluente Of otaer grains
Receipts rs cars.
Provisions opened higher 10 sympathy With
an advance al the yards, bur prices gave
way later under local pressure. May pork
Closed ac lower: Nay lard 81 lover and May
rios ~ down
Estimated receipts for tonorrov--Igheat II
cars. corn 80 cars. oats 20 cars. hogs - 90
me leading futures ragged as follows
NJ
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DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.

APPLEs-Fsncy eyaporaied. 5g-lo boxes,
t4e; !. 10 cartons 7c choice eyAporsted Sc.
APRICoTS-Ps- 10. loose iDc.
CfTROG--la iU-lb boxes. l5c
CCRHANTS--In bbls i5isc: 25-lb boxes
cleaned bulk 1ic; lib cartons i5c.
DATES-l-!b packages Toe, e0-lb boxes Tc.
FIG--Calforna i2ise imported l51ls..
iEACHEs--Choice new stock sise
RAlSfS5-~Caiiforn.a 5-rroBa, l.. L. boxes
S2.z5; A-pox l.. L. ralsins s5pI5c; 2-croxn
l.. " rsisins h0-lb boxes sGs4c 3-crown L.
~ ras!ns, 5o-lb boxes. &c.
IUNES-~Caiiforna 50-e0s Sc; so-7og &c:
5C-sgs o.; 8Q-sns size: e1-ic0s Sc
NUTS-Braz.l Ne per 10. hfberts Sicily
l5c walnu;s i4Gl5c peanuts, fancy hspd-
picked enGisc: No. . 5G5i+,i almonds. Tara
gona &c 10. n sacks Italian ehestnuts Zoe:
p. ans, selected Ice; large l29l5c medium
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Cbilton,s First PAR

Chiffon, Texas. January 4
number OF the Independent ~
first newspaper Chiffon ever Z
issued today, Another ISSUE
sued tomorrow, first one beipha \
to January !. The paper w'1t
column auarto. published by Y
and B. B. Arthur: republican
II is extensively pstrcnl"'
merchants.
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STERILIZATION MEAGER.
bfnTket FIHetuafed. but showed No
Substantial Net Changes.

New Yo-k. J3nrsry lg-CorAsaegaz ths
reaEeraess Of Speculation. tae cotton market
f9day made some preiy fair au2iuai.ons
without. AoEevsr. sa7spg material ne.
eaErgst. The opening vas steady with prices
polka sghes 70 / point lover. and i3r a
bEef per.cq he'd The Aigante On support
from s4orta, W45 igok pF9hh. But The
cables if3M Lvefg11l we've pearish, En.le
ihe MONUMENT Sputn failed 20 keep w.lh.n
tee hgugef esIDaiei. Liquidation soon gaia
81 pre- eaenef aa4 pFces glQFy ai away
Lh'-l aet ioEE % p9.nls WIS 10 Evidence.
Fof The rn5, u The forenoon toe msrke.
4as feeble sRd 20 al oaiSafd appearance
dee. ute a rs1u9erauya energy YET m
Ded.sisiy iolinwing The noou hour the es-
um3tc6 ibat tgmolFoEs feeelgts would fall
lar be.pw he figures sisted started cover as.
shsn New orleans buying osders came 10 n
tar rum5srS the appearance 81 the on lal
estimates from Sew Or.ca1s and Houston
confined tbs rumor sud gave the i1arket
sdd.uoDal strength. while a. toe same cmg
stimulating buy ng Tor riHs. During the
rfs % the afternoon the fluctuations in
psfes were sinol. and not gpe ally indlca-
tye 2 Uuii OF bear assrcas.oa. The Gloss
was qnlet and slcady vita prices ] to s
po.uta higcer.
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San Antonio, Texas, January about
midnight Sunday night Private Alfred T..
spurlen OF battery X, Firs, artillery, died
a. the post hospital. Fart Sam Houston
aovhs spnrien died from an accidental
gun shot wound Indicted unon hlmse =
Friday evening wAsie hsndling a pis ri
Whie ~ bis quarters. The body was
Texas. ''"' ssSuon'
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ENnORrs FnREInN

The rriilsh steamship Basil cleared tod,v
ier Antwerp with the following cargo isS
700 bushels wheat, valued at 1924 40, IA y6o
grsin bags. valued at ti6S
The British steamship Electrician cleared
loaay Tor Liverpool with the following cargo,
ii.Q bales cotton valued az SaiKS76, "a oan
bushels % wheat. valued 81 Sc 600: 1928 sa.ks
a copper matte. valued a sia ass; go har7
rels cotton seed soap. valued al N7S, a az
SAWS cotton seed meal. valued AZ sisSan
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COTTON SEED PRoucTs.
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago. January lo-3utter Gull: cream.
cry l5a29N dairy 1920. Cheese dull. 10. q
IN Eses--Fresh 10.
81 Lsuis. January ,--Eggs--Higher. II.
Kansas City January I0.-EezS-rirm:
iresn Missouri and Kaasos stock n PR
dozen, cases returned
New York January 0.-Eegs-Recelpts
1eo- packages Market steady at the de-
Cline Western average packed at mark
-osisss; western. ioss on, g.
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New York. January 10-Money on call
seaiy 2ikg5ik per DENT last loan ~ Prime
mer- ut ie paper 4isd5 per cent Sterling
exchanEe firm with actual business in bank
ere bits al 4sT for demand AMI a. I s3n,
Tor s'F'y DAYS. Posted rates (. s3iEe 81 and
S7H7i S.; commercial blas 4.szBft4 s2s.
81 yer certificates 6iikd65. i'ar silver 6i% :
Mex ~ deIs54 ss7s- Government bonds
str nG State bonds inactive. railroad bonds
Irregular
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3D.. sen % ss SEC oe7
pAlLY INrEAIoR MovEMENr.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
fonr o. GAl.vEsroN. Iaaaary


ARRIVED.
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DRUGS am cHENTcALs

outline i2Gl5c per ounce, bottle morphine
= -og- % per Qua e., cocaine s5.75 per ounce;
bcraz $40 per pound N lg0-pound pzrk1ges,
coDpefas sl.i0 Ia barrels castor oil 81. 20 per
gallon o 5-gaiion packages, epson saits ST. 3
per hundred 10 barrels. alcohol s. 7OG3 90
per gallon; sulphur s.. IS per lbJ In barrels.
alum 2i2c per pound 10 barrels; saltpetre 4,
PEI pound ia barrels, canlph0r 70e; wood
alcohol $50 gum opium 1855: powdered
opium 81 So carbolic acid i0Ti2e per pound
delivered Texas common railway points.
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GRAIN AND HAY.

Carload lots. Z. >. b. cars from Inilliars
dealers charge from store 5ftloe more per
lel lbs on bran, ease per bushel on oats and
corn ana i0al52 per 100 lbs on hay
BEAN--Per leo lbs sSGs5c
WHAT sHoRTs-Per 100 lbs. s5cGslO %.
CORN-No. > sacked 5,G53c.
CORN CHOPS-Ai&ed and lure 95a9sc
OATS-30d53c per bushe
HAY-Alialia SIS, 20 per ton: timothy SIS. 50
Ml5,01; South Texas prairie hay s5.5O1T 50:
NORTH Texas and Territory SIl 50Gl2.50
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APPLEs-j4.oo per barrel: California. none
on market.
BANANAs--sl $50. % per bunch.
COCoANUl S-Per sack 81 .50G5.OC
lkS-CaPs Col crate SO SOC
10 barrels SO 01a II 90.
GRAPES-Malaga. half barrel. full weight
V ldPS7.5 80 Catawbas 5-lb. baskets. 20t
i0-baskef carriers Ss.Os
hoS.
50 lSa5 90.
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

Paris January l0-Thrse per cent rentcs
l0f 97l@c for the account; exchange on Lon
q n 25f 11c FOR checks.
Lcnicn. January i0.--Gcld hars quoted in
open market at RS l7%d and American
Gag es ut 1es sid
New York January 1o.--Clearings LIS
81, ha ances Si61s9 51l
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Market Probably a scaIping one.

caIgh & Richardson say . ihe maFke, In
thsr circular o. yes@fd1y: The Liverpool
market tuliy me. the telina o. ih.s eide
yes sstay, pr,ees Al the close being toi
5-e4ths teEn Or e9alfsee. and 9s2 on spots,
sales 500 TO spaHsrs. Ia cur markets open.
ing pr.-es we're &c 3 higher, bur the bulls
were MOI disposed 90 give furshsr supper.
and We defined sharply. Later better
ieelHg prevailed, clos ne 2 70 up IN New
fp-h, sld unchanged 30 Z up la Sew Or
ielGs, epcs LIS loser in Galveston and
b0uE.oD, unchanged elsewhere. rheTo we're
notices for about $3.50 Iauuaryk R0lBg NE
ronHds IN VIEW York Whien was one cause
for The early weakness; put better tselus
IN spots IL Anticipation o. E Aghtcr move
NEST aud bad weather IA tbs state, caused
safly sellers 10 cover literally. The mDge-
i1ent bgng watched ,lgstly. and will be
The dom aR@ng factor In shep.ng values, To
show how snsoeptible the iAsFket IS 10 r.
ceiptB We can only point 70 yaa acton Of
today's m4rke ghcn prices d5fl nod on a
comparatively heavy Estimate al ilouHion
Tor tomorrow, and Us nter recovery whea
the New Orleans estimate was posted show
ing less amount expected than last year,
At the moment sentiment appears 20 lean
10 the bull side. but the market viii prob
ably DO a s4aip.ng pne for the present.
Liverpool should be about 2-eiths higher
tomorrow.
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Heuston pa,Iy s,a.emep..


Gross receipts thus FAR this week M 50.ila
Gross receipts lsi days this yeer..,.,,i .e4b.eG0
Cross receipts 1871 DAYS last seoson, III
Gross rseeip's i2l days IN ls9s'aa s,l55iel
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GrnIn aud Provisions EIseMhcrc.

kaakss Cisy January le--Wheat-.Aiay
ts% cash no = hard e3isHl0 Corn--May
SCI. cash No. mxed 4S. No. wa.te
c8}s. Oa,s-'NO. . white Obj Rece,p.s--
Whe1s " tQ0: csru 1900, oats 1000 Ship
sntlis--N neat le6 iI1, corn 5000 0Sia 3gol0.
New York, JANUARY 10 -Whezt-lpetl pts
81 0e0. experts l0,600. SPOT steady: 81. Z
rcd s2ia D. aHSst ana Sqis elevator; No
| Northern s6js T. o, tuct,; No. / hard
VIA o. b. aiost, Options easy. Hides
steady Leather steady. Wool qule,, Cot
ton seed Oh dull
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United States Is. registered. ..........1osis
Ua.Gei States SO. coUton- .lO
Uni.e1 States new Is. registered ........l5It
tinted states new 10. cOupon ...s..... Lila
Ch-lsd Siales O.d As, reg -slered ..-.--.l4f
United States old g.. eoup3n Ia
unltad states IS, registered ............-lz
uuded States s.. COUPON .............li-
D&rci o. COLUMBIA 5.65s -lz5
Addison general IS .l0zh
AtcAison adjustment IS ................. y
Colorado Southern ss ........-........... Als
Fort Worth and Denver City lst.... Is
Louisville aa1 Nashville un.nsd is..-... se1s
Missouri, Kansas and Texas IDS. an
y .ssourl Kansas and Texas 4s......... -
Reading General ists ............... PAX
Pc Crspse Wss,srn 1sts .......... e9z,
ST. Louis and Iron Mountain consol SIS. .lliA
s., Louis and san Frsuc.sco general Is. .lzlH
Southern Pacih, Is .....-................ NJ
son bern Railway IS .....-..............llzA
STANDARD Rope and Twins IS ....--... lQas
TsNss ana Pacific irs,s .ll5A
TsxZs and Pacific ssconds .....-.-...-..+sS
Ual0n Pacific &c ............-........-..,.l LIZ
WABASH lists ..................,...----- .llsA
wabash IDS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -lQsH
West Shore Is ..........-......'......-.-- llin
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London Consois.

81 3-16: account 97Ss Bar silver steady
2eAsd Der ounce M'nev 2itHa per cent
Tho rate Of discount IN the open market
for shor bills ld4h per cent three months
bills 1 l-lsd4ik per cent
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KANSAS CITY.


tNPtN9'I 70 le Fott'I
Stock Yards, Kansas City, January to-
The following sales were made today by
Texas and Indian Territory men;
I'd Baker, Bar;tesv.lle, 1908 pound steers
80 ". II. Pursley Rusk Springs, So
pound steers. 40. w Bosia4n, chiSkasha
s61 pound steers, 100, r 5. witherspoon
belcher, 1891 Pound bulls, 3.35 f. L. Miller
BelcheT, ll2i pound steers 425.
Kansas City, January l0.-Receipts 400
natives 200 Texans and $50 calves Market
lot higher Native beef steers 475I5 40;
stockers and feeders 3.15d4.50: cows and
helters 5.g5d4 90; Gamers 2.56d5 no; led
westerns a5af 80. Southern g. 1914 20 +:
caves i,5Oqs I5i bulls 3. 00G4 Is. Hogs-Re-
eepts $500 Market loQl5c higher. Heavy
5S0as 49, light 5.t595 80; Pigs 4. ssd5 no
sheep-te pts 4ogo Market steady, West
ern lambs 5.s5q5,50 Western mu,tons .0oa
40, ewes 50Gs75.
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Dry Goods.

New York, January io-There has been
no cepuae Of aay mprient today In the rot
ton goods division Of tee market here,
spot business has been interfersd vita by
had weather The tone Is without change
and prires without quotanle alteration. Print
cloths inactive at Fail River hut some out
side business doing Slightly under FaiI
River quotations for narrow odds
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SUGAR.

New Orleans, January 10 --sugar-strona.
open Kettle 9hdsk open kettle centrifugal
larl5niA. een,Tifuesi vs'iows ia4W; sec-
' on sA1fh Molassss-steady open ket-
re 223fsO; centrifugal sa7l syrup s0asA
New York. January iO-Surar--Raw Arm
bur quiet; refined steady