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The San Francisco call., 1901-10-01

s45O-DOWNToWN; IA rooms; cheap rent;
near Market and Fifth sts.; clears SIS; other
business cause of selling Apply DECKER,
1920 Market ST
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-01
HELP WANTED-FEMAL

OPERATORS on overalls at Levi Strauss &
Co.'S factory s21 Fremont ST.. good wages
no experience necessary. Apply to MR
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-01
BUSINESS cHANcEs-Continued.

AT ONCE.
Old-established paying shoestore on principal
street. compelled to sell at once; no bonus
for good will asked. Address box $50. Call.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-01
MEETING NOTICES.

MEETING NOTICES.
CALIFORNIA Chapter No. 3. R. A. NJ.
Will meet THIS CTUESDAY) EVEN IN
ING oct. l. at 1880 o'clOck.-Stated Xxx
meeting and R. A. degree. BY order
Of the H p. FRANKLIN. H DAY, Sec.
GOLDEN GATE Lodge No. 90. F. and A. n
M-Stated meeting THIS CTUESDAH) IA
EVENING. at ,z:3O o'clock. Degree 3. MA
EDWIN /. MEYER, Secretary.
PACIFIC Lodge No. 1856 F. and A NJ. a
I21 Eddy st.-Stated meeting THIS "a
EVENING, 1880 O'Clock. TX
GEORGE PENNINGTON, Sec. "
ORIENTAL Lodge No 144. F. and A. NJ.
Stated meeting THIS CTUESDAY) SA
EVENING. at clock Xxx
a S HUBBARD, Secretary. wv
DIV. No. 2 A o. H.-The regular V~<TMp
monthly meeting Of this division will MINI
be held at Hibernia Hail. 120 Ninth xyNE,
st, on TUESDAY, October l, 1901, at tSS$Sy
7:S0 p n. -
JOHN KENNY, President.
7. L. CLANCY. Secretary.
STOCKHOLDERS meeting-Notice is hereby
given that the annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF the Bank Of California will be held
at the banking house in this city on TUES
DAY, October S, 1901. at II o'clock a. m. By
order Of the Board Of Directors
ALLEN NJ CLAY Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-01

FOR sALE-The Call agency in Santa Cruz
price $1,000.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-01

WANTED-Stevedores. seamen, hremen, coal
passers, cooks and walters; good wages; per-
feet protection afforded Broadway wharf.
where employees are boarded and lodged on
steamer lying alongside; men working for
the company and giving satisfaction at this
time will be given preference in future. Ap-
ply to Pacific Coast Steamship Company,
Broadway wharf, San Francisco.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-08-24

A London electrician, MIR. W. DUO
dell. recently gave an exhibition OF
novel musical instrument, composed
of q series of electric arc lights, which
played a popular air. When the cur
rent is passing through solid carbons
they give off musical sound ana oy
placing a shunt across the carbons'
connected with a keyboard. Mr.. Dud-
de1I was able to vary the sounds
through the scale of two octaves. The
keyboard served to vary the self-in-
duction and capacity in the shunt cir
cult. and by employing four arcs IN
series, the intensity of the sounds was
made sufficiently great.-Science.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-08-24
FOREIGN GOSSIP.


A member of the Austrian parliA-
ment has been arrested ON a charge
OF highway robbery,
The Bank of France compels GUS
toners checking out money to accept
at least one-ffth in gold coin.
The English law directory contains
the names of some 10000 barristers,
but the number of those who practice
does not exceed 5000.
The plague in India has been prac-
tically limited to the native popula-
ton, and in Glasgow it was last year
limited to the lowest class of the pop
ulation.
A young doctor in Ontario attend
ed an old lady who was too poor to
pay. A few months later she came
into 10000, and dying soon after be-
queathed it to the doctor.
In the chief room of every jap
anese house there is slightly raised
dais, which is arranged so that it can
be shut off from the rest of the room.
This is place for the emperor to
sit should he ever visit that home.
The whole population of an Italian
town is about to emigrate to the Ar
gentine Republic and to continue the
community in the same manner and
under the same officials in the new
country. Not single individual is to
be left behind.
The city of Zurich must be the very
paradise of clubs. In proportion to
the number of its inhabitants it pos
sesses more clubs than any other city
in the world. At the end of 1898 it
already had 534 clubs, but in 1901
they had increased to III.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-08-24

and Atlantis to Jacksonville; also Atlanta to
Brunswick Cafe car Birmingham to Atlanta,
No 30 carries Pullman Sleeping car Birming-
ham 70 Atlanta and Atlanta 70 Macon,
Ali trains run daily.
r. s, CANNON. say. ,. 4 @. n. Washington. DC.
W, A. TURK, A. p. 4. NJ, Washington. D. G.
s. n. HARDwlCK, @. p. A.. Washington. y. @
c. A. BENSC0TER. A.0.P.A. Chattanooga Tenn
q q. JACKSON. 7. p. A. Birmingham, Ala.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-08-24
WHY TEA OFTEN HURTS.
Methods of Treatment Now Em-
ployed Are in Many Cases
inefficient.

1t is being freely stated that un-
wholesome tea is being imported into
this country in large quantities, and
it is urged that steps be taken to check
the importation of inferior teas BY
closing the doors of the custom house
against their sale, says the New York
World.
The deterioration of the quality OF
tea is said to be owing to the intro
duction of machinery for tea making,
a process which produces very IN
ferior article compared with hand
made tea. Thus, there is very little
machine-made tea now which can be
compared with the old finest quality
China tea.
The explanati ton of this lies, accord
ing to tea planter, in the inetticiency
of machinery in it's earlier stages OF
development to initiate the finesse OF
slillful hand craftsman in carrying
through a series of delicate opera
tions. The difficulty arises, OF course,
from the fact that it is one thing to
make sPeoi.Ae -
price tor the rev anu a., .nn 80 ~
1t Tor the MASSES y 'ne 80 - -
grower IS sure " &c - - a,,ol;+r
It is said that millions of pounds OF
decomposlng leai are lnau 49, -.
simply because many az ~ .dauht,
suthclently equippeu'
ealy requires - ~ mannfac.
the progressive stases - ~ ~,
ture. The me'hous q 'lea 'ln ,aaa.
less efficiently cohoucteu' ar $50.
sarlly hazardous !" 'ne
final product a.. - !.
The leaf' OF cpurss' ralled an
plucked, then "itnereu'
| hnally Hreu VI "AiSu'
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-08-24

For sALE:-A fine Jersey cow,
full blood, fine mixer and butter
maker. If you want a COW cal
HERBERT nIRSCH
Washiagton Ave
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-08-24

No. SO. Pullman Sleeper Greenvflle TO Birna-
Observation car Alfalfa, Ala, to Radford, Va.
No So carries Pullman Sleeping Car Biz
mingham to Chattanooga, connecting e. Chat
car and Day Coaches Chattanooga TO Salisbury
without change and Salisbury 10 New York.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-08-24

The limited partnership heretofore: existing
between Il. j. Mccoy and J. B. Baird, styled
The Belzoni Lumber Company, with its place
of business at Belzoni, Miss, viii, thirty days
from this date, be dissolved by consent Of both
RI. MCCOY,
General Partner.
j. b. BAIRD,
Special Partner.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-08-24
malice TO Creditors.

whereas, letters Of administration on the es-
tate If i Henry Chapelle, deceased, were is
ened and granted to the undersigned by the
Chancerv Court, Of Washington county, Mis-
sissippi, on the both day Of July, 1901, AL per-
sors holdina claims against the said J. Henry
Ghanreile are hereby notified to probate and
reaisfer the same in the Office Of the Chaneefy
clerI a. aaid comfy within twelve months
from this date, or the same VIII pc forever
barred. -.
Witness my signature this 10Th day Ct July,
,aol CARRfB Y. CHkPfkrIE,
Administrators OF the estate Of J. Henry
ghappelle, deceased.
LEsoy PERcY, Attorn ey
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-08-24
citation Notice.

state of Mississippi.
10 Albert S. Caldwell;
You are hereby commanded to appear before
the Chancery Court Of the County Of Washing
TON IN said state on the second Monday of
Ssntember' A. D., 1901, the same being Rules
day Of said Court, to defend the suit in said
Court Of Emma D. Gldden, wherein you are
defendant.
end day OF August, A. d. 1901.
WIN. GREEFIN,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-08-24
Feed Delta Feed Horse Sense.
& Yicksburg Packet
Regular
aE STEAMER DELTA.

ED ROWLAND. JR. Master
ZOE FOSTEls....ss.... 1890. -Ilerk
Regular Memphis and Greenville
Packet. Going down, leaves Green
vile for Viclsburg every WednesdaY at
SD b. Going up, leaves Greenville
fol empfis every Saturday ct Q n
New boat; up-t0-date In every re-
spect, Electric lights and iansthrough-
out. Round trip VicksburR and re-
turn So so: Memphis and return $500.
The boat carries band Of music
during the entire season.
LIME STARING, Agent
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-08-24
CITATION NOTICE.

state of Mississippi.
Moyse, composing the firm OF Moyse Brothers,
of Cincinnati, Ohio:
You are hereby commanded to appear before
the Cyhancery Court Of Washington County, In
said state, on the first Monday Of October A.
D. 1901. to defend the suit in said court OF A.
r. Denman, wherein you are DEFENDANTS.
Given under my hand and ofhciai seal, TINS
z0'n u"s y 80 I. H. HOOD, Clerk.
Shields Boddie, Attorneys for Complain
ant
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-08-24

FOR sAIlE:-At bargain, a
lgood square piano in iirst-class
Condition Apply At The Tines
ci6ee =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-09
IN The STOCK MARKET,
there Was a Considerable Failing of IL
Volume Of D, slines.
",aIs ANa DOGS" BRtuGlT FORWARD
There Were More Rumors of Con-
soIiGstions Among several
Railways.

New York, February s.-There was con-
siceiabIe falling on in the volume CT deal
ne 10 stocks Today and the decline would
hay,. been much more marked had it MT
been for the bringing forward into activity
Of horde Of Low priced stocks OF the class
dencm.nated 1monEst tie rro&erS as cats
ina Ltgs. II IL Characteristic Ct llnS,
Gull movement that t. snolll eventual y
itaeh mo the drcgs OF the list AID stir up
the sed men, OF tne marke.. The theory Il
that ths general 3 h gher range OF values
e.ta ned ~ ,ho Genera market entities tn,
low pr.ceI s,ccks to some increase n yalud-
utr, even without special development ia lie
liars OF the propeld-s. me biIdlhs up %
thess stocks Is .I.o j fayLr.te d-N.ce BY
.ba tpe.a,ois 70 SAN tue MA. Ae- ..r t-e
pLlIos OF reai.Z. 3 N ,Ac n.snef priced
btu, 80, NIicn nave anealy t".~!en tle-r
aLyante. 80 "a - the td.l"ay -SgdftAe !t
Of ne sto.N make. mas concerned. ,n4s "-s
UIta4iy WIT No. sJinS n t.dAy AS u 80 :
Ter OF Tact, combination iuniUfs weie tlE-
tulated Tegart ng ,.e IahN ays waose stcces
pre sellls DeiOw 10, as nas DeALme az
ashiul II connection With Gull moNehen 3,
tut SINE CT tns stocks were Old up without
lrcclnu .l--4ts on The al y. 'hclple .hat
.ny rr.lw.y IS ava.llble icr comDihal-~h
lna host clearly defined rumors appl e |
t. t-e wabash securities 3n4 tle sroub OF
ID lNd avs operating IN tLlolduO. lese Hl-S
" a.. o.. q connecting Ink to b. aJsol y u
~ L. AaEanna ana to take in the loud
sCutl i e. .eI4 railways In the folinat.on u
d ne,5 thi.I gh ra lway syst N from the east
90 he = usteln gull ports. Inc ~
n-ois CT prclcc. ed conscl dat-on N Inc
seNtral nes lcoK IN NA.!-us Inns, soLle
OF Mn.ch we're Gu bogit-t.geiy cen ca. Inc
sieus IN IL . ta.s Of al fey st~cKs ran ~
the vay ir.m 10 > pciItJ. 1hs 81. Je-
stpt mi Grand Island nlsts Ea.hlaS ana
~-as4 conn-ol ~ AL. pf zee securi' es
4 .otn ioads were eiic, ed \ less de-
sIto and there VIC. @ g1.ns Decides in lac
I.lorddc southern stock. n t1e DanVer
ana l.io Gran g. FJrt worth nn1 mo Gran ..
TeSa5 ana dc.ic and NJ caigin aad Mexican
Centrals. The rest Of the rl.leay l.st was
sngulary slutg.;h al Gay ano there was
only a handful OF stocks hat got as much
as pom. from list n.ghts level at anJ
time and most OF the Est v.orated Narrowly
10th ABOVE and oelo@ last r.ght
The fluctuations wero hes tatlng ana I'M
ter,4in at all times ha only news OF tas
cay concerning the stock Was the unier-
writing II par Of a bona issue 10 MN ts
tho Southern Pacific purchase. The later
eek also showed seme sic igtl. Ihe be-
ef Continued strong in Wall street fnlL
the plan for adlustmen o. control OF NE
steel properties is makns pr4gess. hut
tho stocks did not rciect cear.y any news
Sugar had an GiNan,e o. 5it,
1heTe was cont nuous activity In the oind
market to-day. but there were lescl ona on
prom taking a. some points. Total sales,
/ az value, SS,it0t00.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-09


Manned 49,. ----f A,i ,es, ID. eye.
Hss III cofe.tss ~. eotg-.VJ 80 extra grated
2.IS 2-lb STANDARD. sized Slt0. pears,
800 o."a...it ~, psicL~s, sta"AaFi h,- y
4..t, 4-'U ss,Unus sl.aUgIi 10; Sab siandaI !
Si.Dvi &-iJ pc sI.ujQIl 10.
CANNED VEGETABLES Tomatoes. alb
iuii We Oh. Zoe. ekra and tomatoes. 2 b
Nne LIMA Leans, 2-ib, iuli weight. sc: stTid,;
Beans 9Th. fun weight, S5c a No sulng
tss beihs, --io, iuiI "e.61,. q..,O, l,ei hI'
~ pedhs. 4-Fo. !uil welgnt, 80 ~ u ", mar
row IA. peas. 2-lo, full weisn. Si.l1d %.
carry june peas, fan, y. 1-.a. fun we.glt,
s,'ou' hner.e,n petit pos peas. ilncy, go.
~ wesht, 81 o51l.io. asparagus. Clliforn a.
zap 200, corn, Auburn cream, 2-lb. full
v h-.t y "a IL, a NO !. 2-iD, full weight.
S..Vod 10, Pride OF Maryland. 95c.
'"--lf OtNlA FKClr-EXtfa staad1cd. 2H
10 rea hes. lemon cling 81 30Il %. yellow
a"terd Il euafi s5 back cherries s. .0iu
:. 20; WHITE cherries 2.iuI2. 10; aitficots 81. Is
qk:e, stfaTberr es ~ 0On2. TO- pIJRls 81 s5ds
10; grapes VI Sol 60: seconds 40 per dozen
Tess thln extra Standard prices.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-09

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ger. per key. 81 .001
$50, blasting poWder sl.b5 per Keg, arop
Aiot per sacN Sl.b5, Duck sl,Ao.
BACON Extra short clear. in sacks. SIC:
regulars DC; boxed ac hishei; bellies "a
lUc.
BAGGING AND TIEs-Baggipg, lib, sn.;
-. Id PC. Arrow ties, less tnan carload LOIS
if1m Houston, A.40
CANDY--Suck. wrapped basis "a, 6hQ6X,
per ID. No /. full weight basis "a, 7i.4Iiac
le- 10, special sizes &c b gler.
CANDL ES-Star. iull weisht lie; Granite
CWt weight lie, Electric Lights Ice
CEsi M i---rortland S2.75@s.2S; Rosendalo
" i5ql.W.
coFFEE-Rio fair. o.: prime 9,sds2.c
choice l0hql0Ssc. Peaberry. llc Cor
dova Ice. Roasted eofiees Aronekle's Arlos4,
bass loo-lb cases, 1880, delivered; S. 10
L.. zoe delivered; .ApeS ~ Soc Lion l2,00c
NRAChERS-A Is soda. bulk, boxes 6xe:
l-la cartons 6Ac snger snaps SC: creams
lLoUR- Basis iS.lb sacks: Fancy high
pattern s. 90 fancy half pateat s. 60; third
Grade $50 2i-pound sack loo per barrel
Hsher. Hour in wood l5o ner barrel hgner.
FAhlNACEoUS GooDS-Grits bomlny
ana cream meal. in barrels 50 .O0Gys 10. Pearl
meal in SS-lb sacks. 81 IS per barrel OF four
sacks; scotch oats 81 50; Friends oats 50 so:
Solvmbia oats s. .ooG2i 10; Hawkeye oats s. %
LARp--,Renned tlerce, compound. sHc; lea.
s&ci ho-lh cans higher than terees i0-lh
cans ir higher.
HAMs---standard s%One picri. hams Sc.
h,,NEr--In barrels t0sf7se per gallon; in
w-lb cans extracted. 5fiso per pound; N
D. S9llc. in i2-lb cana. extracted bj&6l.c:
pound sections i2Gl3c.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-09
Movemcnt win Govern Price.

Cargil d Richardson say OF the cotton
market in their circular OF yesterday:
Liverpool early market In cation was
quite encouraging to holders this morning,
prices being quoted at one time 2-6id higher
than Yesterday. but cased later closing I'M
changed from yesterday. Another day Of
comparatively light receipts brought some
buying into our markets., principally the
spring months in New York, which closed ?
10 higher; the late months were weak,
closing To lower New Orleans ! 10
higher Spots unchanged 2xeept New Or
Jeans, where middhng and above were ad-
Sanoed l-l6. The amount into sight for the
week was 1870, $50 against 2i5,5S last yaai,
and l5i,l9l in 1899 Total To date sos Pa
amount to come forward as last year for
balance OF the season crop VIII be 1906, as,
while samo comparison with 1883, the b 4
crop year, makes the present crop 1897 800.
The general idea, however, is that more
cotton Is back than in these seasons, ana
that the final outurn VIII be about 10. POO 600.
The visible supply of all kinds decreased IS,
90 during the week, same now being i,iS6,OSO
against 4.l4S,5A last year, and 5.Sfi,0O0 In
1899. Liverpool stock OF American decreased
$1,000 bales during the week; thirty-one IN
terror towns received 1913 against Ia, 2ld
last year, stocks showing 10000 larger lhan
year aGo The Texas movement for ave
months 2,16io00 bales against 2,0SS,O1O last
year, 3oia,s62 10 1899 and 2.52i SOC in 1895.
The demand for cotton is improving some.
what for the better grades, with stained and
with indications OF fairly LIBERAL movemcnI
next week. The movement VIII be the prin-
oipal feature governing the price.
Liverpool should be about ! up tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-09

$50.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-09

,an.c o. 2-srss, bli y raac i'm followed
all q tic gain be ns les. before tie c.o7e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-09
$500 FOR si.oo.
A prnatnhIe nnvestmen.,..

Jno. Unlikely OF w Leoaas';; ,an
ror.s that ne got more waive IAN ~
worth OF Grape Nuts food than ,ns d 4
epent in noted hospitals wv IL ~
well from stomach trouble, i 2. . ~
After all my expsr.eace' J ns ,rs ,,f q
home thinking tharc was no o sauld BE
/ was 50 weak and nervous ! sads' |
ly walk, ard for three years s.Np ~
coed nights sleep. ] WIS run
/ only weighed 100 pounds. Nu,s ~
Il commenced using Grspes osa9
a year ago and now wsisa ,s,,k 4
and can do al coed days W. an ~
enc. When go to bed ! ~ the Sss
peacefully and am resfeSneu y syer =
ing use irsps-Nu,s faea s.ssing y,
ana know It is the greatest hh,na,ssl.F
ever was sent 10 suffering n, ~ y
believe il 1t had not been ~ "a ~
/ would have been under tn' +, fs7s
this" There Is a reason .onrs8,fi
existence contains, 10 a rrssN
form. the elements that wiz ~ Gry
nerve centers and the bran I'D u y
Nuts and the beauty Of TIE III ,'.fors y
II is perfectly cooked al tns h, gsS
by the process OF manutscsss sreiofs
aested ia r.ssuril way. y. stge''
Gu res but trihing power o. -
TO digest II.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-09
Live srOck Nnrrs

~ n.Ean' Iexa7 February s.-FranklIn Br,,
S o. ms city made ano her Shipment OF Nv,
have sh,r Oh hGss to Houston t]day. They
thlI wi..ta "e' fa's ID tnat point
4. fer 5os Werth, Texas, February SIN "a
"a 70 entries Of Hereiords nn3 WI he tace 20
Ply psTs b osen made for the fat oek show 10 be
the to- p I, week, during hc meet nE OF
SiS Sais arisen reports that the larres. ex-
IN ,,t ro Oh OF ?ded and grades stock eyer made
show Nas I'M MI b, seen here during the comin ;
stoek vr tns cat 10 are coming from every
. in, SSN,ng section OF ths State. 1t IA
~ -H'pstea thar least 500, or e0lO estt,eman
90" ''iiiors VIII attend the two conventiois,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-09

APPLEs-Fany evapord,ed. 50-.b boxes.
che, Id cartons 20; choiee evaporated &c.
APRlCOTS-Per 10. loose lOc.
en- kON-tn lU-lb boxes. BE
CCRkANTS-ln bbs 13tsc: 2o-b boxes
aleaned bulk lie: Lib car,Ous loo
DATES-i-lb packages iUc. COLI BOXES &c.
FIn- -Cal.fornia 12lac; imported l5Ils..
IEACHES--Choice new stock sihc
RAlSlNs--Calltorn.a, 3-crown. H. l.. boxes
" -; a box L. L. rd.sns 6j015c 2-oroWn
l.. NJ. rais;ns. sob boxes. SJSs41. 3.crown l..
NJ IA SINS, 5c-lb boxes. Sc.
RUNES-Canfornia 5o-G0s SCI GO-7o: -;
i6.SUs &c S0-90s SIC 90-l00s SC
NuTS--Braz.l nc per 10; flberts, Sicily
lac walnu;s liGl5c; peanuts. fancy h1nd-
packed C4dRc: Nc. . 5T5R,; almonos, Tara
coma Use III. in sacks. Italian cnesinuts ioc
CG7e.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-09

HEDGING ANp pRoFIr-rAKI's
Were Popular on Now York 'ou''
Exchanges.

New York. Feorulry s-Heos ny
rrofit-takng were popular in lccl' WI
trade circles today. The msshss NJ.
steady TO firm throughout the se'soa .' \,
TO So very far IN either direction ana ~ ~
speculation was conservative lls.,,sfe]
opened steady With priues i 10 P.uM,lll
or ard improved several po!nts -, W Nj
INN. eaiately after the call on cows ~,
a momen,ary furry of investmens; ~, AZ 81
the latter led by Wall street eohi a.as,s h.
teres,s. But holders turned 70 p, $500
teloie these offerings had peeh
prccs were down some to ! p.ii:s 4 a, n
Covering caused partial ran! ~ X. II n
teinocn, but during The rest 9. y. Ill
changer wero c. mparativeiy faS,..,,t
business dragged. The opening ess ,s,,sA
about as expected. but lates aaslSsss Nil \
decIeGs,d s,reng n IN the Enghii o.tsi al
with prices 2 points higher than Tx, ,ys, srils
This .hlmness abroad, together wy. M tai
pert rece pts than estimated. was All.
for the buying around the opehnissr, ia
ern dispatches stated tnat spot n no rriit
ash ng higher prices but tor so'ii bst III
Min reports were disappyindns y ssls, d:
she we'd accommodating stocks u
yarns. -. oust ~
AT tho close the market was s,,ni, nss,
pr.ces net points higher to : pO'I
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-09
THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS,
THE SALES MADE by TEXANS At
EAST ST. LOUIS.
Receipts of Texas Cattle at st. Louis
1i0o-TeHnn and Indian steers
$3.50 to $500.

(STee:al TO The Post. Reported by St. Louis
Na,onl Stock Yards)
National Stock Yards, Ill. February a.
mo ioi.oM!ns sales were made today by
Texas and Indian Territory men;
j. II Bedfori. Honey Grove Teyas. 1850
pound bulls. $50; ss7 pound COWS. 1885, 1895
round steers i.gO. j n. Ward. Fort smith
AIR. i-l4 hound bulls, SIS; $50 pound steers
80" 1915 and 1888 pound steers 40 Trlqy
d Erhard' Eas;rop, Texas. 1925 Mound s,esrs
4'~' J, II. Brown. Denton, Texas o,9 no,n.,
s.'ei'' ~ l'6S Pound steers 40. Fourteen
hunereI Texans. stea.Y.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
DIscourasne lrt uenc S operated Against
Wheat tar.y,
BUT A Partial EEGJMRY IO1K PLACE
siny Wheat Closed 81 10 f-2 Lower
Corn LIS Higher, OATS Unchanged,
Provisions IA shnIc Lower.

Chicsgo. February s.-A medley CT dls-
coufsGing Influences operated against the
wheat market carly, but a partial recove y
took place In sympathy with the com
strength and on cheerful seaboard export
nove, May closing ss1A lower unfdv1ra1.e
Meathef conditions ana iisht receipts iorine /
the che. tos.s OF strons,a in cora. whi h
II arket olcstd u Ligne. oats COED un-
changed and provisions shade eaaier.
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Kansas City. February s.-cat,ls-s.,..
2Dl natives, 100 Texans, 50 c ,lvs,: MI.
sttaty to Toe higher; native beef stsar, A,
5. -, stacker end feeders s.5cqli. 81. III, !,
ed te 10 G4.9o; Texans AMI Indian H..
3. 5di.io: cow 2.SGa4.Oo; heiiers Am
Gamers 2.2id2 ih. tu ls s.Nhd4 "a. ~,
6.0QQ5.Go. Hos s-Receip.s 1850; ma
e1dy to SC lower; heavy 5.3oAs III. N;
h.iCG5. 80: pisa 45oef5 O5. 6 fep-Rri,,
:o1: market s'sady; Western lambs 1 IA; K
Ws.tern 4.eodi.io; We.tern ye,rsis ID,
So; ewes 3.2513.s5. culls 2.5oGa.S, a
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Receipts. SHIPMENTS
81. Louis Grain and ProvIrions.

81 Louia. February S-Whelt--No. red
ieWdla, CONNIE. cash &7A May 277s;
July S.. Oatr-No. cash 25M May e5AGlG;
No. ? white PSI. Pork-Firm, juboinS Il 0.
Lard-Qu.Ct i,-5. Flour-Acttve patents
5,5S03iS Timothy seed unchanged, ,25@
80 for average receipts Corn meal steady,
ITO Bran strong; sacked east track ~.
Hay ouie'. Timothy Q .00G1l3. 90: prairie 7.O1Gp
800, Wh.sky-Steady, l.2T Iron cotton It. s
l-s5. Boggug 7.@1A, Hemp twipe .. Dry
salt mets-BcNc1. easier; extra shorts
BGcou-B Boxed ems cr; extra shcr 7.S7b;
clear bs S.l2ie; clear sides SIS Receipts
Flour 5000; wheat 5l,C0, corn 10000. oats
h3o0o Shipnents- 10000; wheat 10
coo, corn lC9 000 oats Is 600