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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-01-25
Summons by Pubf-f'-

In the Suier 'iir. ut
of Washington.
K. LIE Putdlu, laiut .s..
Anna arerly his wife az.
iiavely, hi wife j. .iA.
G. Breeder, John ". Wi'ur'r. ...
WitherOp his wife, DeIeu0tut-
he Sta { OF Washington ru tu. >hri la .,'.,
Haverly, Anna HaNeflN, his wife. JatH g.
liavely, Anna Hvey. his wife, j. 90. -in "a,
NJ. Forbes, II. c. Breeze r, john ". Wrhcr.p
and Belle X. Witherop, hi, vie, der ndaufS.
You are hereb, simin"nei L. appear Atthiu
sixty days after the dat. Of the tr,I rub 'catl"r
OF this summons. tn-wit. within sky Il Saiitr
the 18th dn Of January a. u. 1902 and dv'rud
the above entltle action in the above cu'it;ed
court, and answer the comriainl OF TIL" l.ialn
III and serve cony OF your an$N"r upon tie
undersigned attorney for paintlH ~ his OF
fre below stated; aud i'll case of NHIr fail ne 81
to do Judgment will be rendered asniu>t on
according to the demand If the complaint
which has been filed with t clerk oi said
court.
The object of this action is TO quiet title in
plaintiff to the southwest quarter e. ". ~ OF
Section Eleven CD Township seventeen az
North of Range netcen Q9; +. W. NJ, il Kit
titas county, Washington.
UGENE f. WAGER.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
P. o. Address: Ellensburg, kittiias 'ounty.
Washington. JanloMchs
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Spokane 80 new homestead entries, IL
cash purchases and 10 final entries.

CdSn purchases anu III unal cnCrleS.
Sedro- Wooley reports tho expendi.
ture of $3.50, 600 in the construction OF
new buildings and improvements dur
ing the year 1901.
Mrs. Laura f. Peters, one the best
known ladies of the state in political
circles, died at her home in Port An
geles, last week.
The county commissioners Of What
county have granted franchise to the
Northwestern Telegraph and Telephone
company to operate lines along country
roads.
Messrs Fred Parker and Keith Dun
lop, of North Yakima, with Sound cap
italists are making arrangements to
build smelter on Camp Creek near
CleElum.
The Elder Bros saw and single
mill was totally destroyed by fire last
week. The mill had capacity of 60,
900 feet per day and the loss is estimat-
ed at $4,000.
Charles w. Elliott, president Of Har-
ward university, is to deliver the prin'
cipal lecture At the Inland Empire
teachers association in Spokane, on
Monday evening, March 10.
Orders have been sent out by the
state board of health that all school
children must be vaccinated. The Or
der has met with much opposition and
will probably be strongly resisted.
Lum You, the Chinaman who is I'M
der sentence to be hanged January 81,
for the murder Of Oscar Bloom, and
who escaped from the South Bend jail
last week, was captured mile from
that city few days later.
The Sprague roller mills, owned by
the Centennial mill company OF Port
land and Spokane, was burned to the
ground Saturday morning. 1t had
capacity OF $50 barrels per day and was
valued at $50, 900. 1t was fully covered
by insurance.
The Great Northern railroad has "a
men in the country east of Chicago adj
vertising the great northwest. They do
not work in the cities at all, but confine
their work to the rural districts, give
lectures illustrated by stereopticon
views, distribute literature fully de-
scribing the country, and as . result
they report that fully $4,000 people will
be brought to Washington this spring.
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Surpasses All.

The Ellensburg DAWN surpasses ali
of the various publications in getting
out special edition. The work is
neatly illustrated pamphlet of sixty
pages. 1t is something that will keep
and be kept. Western Home journal,
Spokane, Wash.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-01-25
To Paftie Having Farms fot Sale or

Monet to Invest in Seattle PROPERTY.
have some choice property in view
which will pay from 10 to ID per cent
interest on investment with prospective
advance shortly. AS all emigrants come
to Seattle, it is also a good place to sell
farm lands. For particulars address:
C. H. KING, p O. Box 95l Seattle, Wn
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Call for Citv Warrants.

Notice is hereby given that Ellensburg City
warrant No. 1868, drawn on the General Fund
will be paid on presentation. Interest ceases
January 9th 1902.
C. II. STEWART.
City Treasurer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-28

WANTED second hand Remington type.
writer In good condition. Address 59lO,
THIS office. -
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OIL STOCKS HIGHLY ACTIVE
STORM OF BIDS OCCURRED
THROUGHOUT THE LIST.
Anolo-Amcriean Slightly Declines and
Sells Heavib--Some Demand Tor indie
pendenoe-Others Improve.

OH stocks were highly active al ycster.
days session Of tho local exchange and A
storm OF bids appeared on every portion
Of tho list
Anglo American fell isdHc below the rc.
cent Be selling basis and huge demand de
velopcd on the recession sellers found nu.
mcrous takers al 27Sc, aud at the drop to
2Mc. buyers absorbed 5000 shares while
1900 wcrc obtained later at 2Ssc
The difference IN terms on Independence
was exceedingly hard to overcome an hrst
and center rush" was made to go, IN
ON hid Of 29,c, 81 600 shares were .noily
gotten ut that price and still abundant
orders were in evidence that could not he
6ncd, with sellers holding for 25sc
Empire State made an upward leap and
the stock offered Saturday with several
other blocks were taken az &C. and asking
prices ON the close went up several more
cents. SCu jacirto fully retained the a.
vance lately made and more BUYERS than
sellers appeared on a par value basis iNpu
shares sold and l2c WAS asked ON the
close,
Spauglcr traded at an Increase Of ,. aa
the day and Houston and Beaumont
brought a gain Of 2ihc Manhattan, GEacN,
National Oi. aud Pipe aud Bccky sharp
slightly weakened while bu0qlO and Bean.
Wcut Confederatcd stood practically un.
changed.
An additional cent was offered FOR Palos
tine and beaumont and mid and ask prices
were each advanced 5c on Victor Begtt
on md Refining new seemed in hetter
demand.
The total sales amounted 90 s6,o5o shares,
The prices bid and asked yesterday and
the sales made were as follows;
UNLISTED STOCKS.
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The New orIesns Market.


New orleans, La, January 81 Supplies
ar rough rice we're on much broader
scale today. Receipts were heavy. aud
while large proportion was for the local
mills, offerings we're larger than for some
time past Prices on all grades ruled
steady. Clean rice ruled steady and ac-
tive. Receipts from country mills were
on a rather broad scale. Recepts-14. GOT
sacks Of rough and 5s62 pockets OF clean.
sacks OF rough. Of which 10i6 sacks were
Honduras and 2o3s sacks Of domestic ia
pan.
Clean rice steady; head 5q5z; stEaiRhts
3hd4A; screenings 2kQ2H; No, 2 iAdlA.
with actual sales az 2HM5M.
Rough rice Honduras steady, AZ 2.2S61
400; domestic Japan steady, Mt 2.6Oul 90,
with actual sales Of Honduras Al 2.eOtl
s.s0 and domsstie Japan At 2.T0Q3.3o.
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DAY IN THE RICE MARKETS.

/ Snme time llst yeat. ..... .T5I 29G S4.D4s
Nillcrs receipts Saturday a,o2z TIA;
Sales thus FAR this week,
Including mIllcrs re .o ,,.
cclnlN, etc. .....-.s,....t @be'N lH,-Fp
Thus ror this season. 7na8s3 Ga1plT
Same time last year .... .6Si.303 Gl6.6is
1hr new steamship company which mas
Just entered the New orleans and Port
dugolun and win add hcr 70 hclr dc"t
Tho HugoHa has Just arrived al New or
/ beans ARD Do now preparing 20 load cargo
of Louisiana and 1cNus Woe for Porto Ricnu
earlier ON the great lake, aud has largo
capacity
Henry Milford Of Cana; Dover. Ohio, one
al the largest stockholders ia the hncH
can Strawboard company dbc StrawbonrI
trpsb passed through New Orleans this
week on bis way home from Southwest Lon
isiana AMI Texas. whore he has been pros
pCctlng with the Wow ~ establishing "a
tories Mr. Milford spent some time ~
SuRarlgud IoIBs. ana Crowley, La. yhrrH
ne made a thorough investigation n heEHsse
I ana rice straw, In IN interview here Mr..
Milford stated that II was tho intention ~
bis company 10 establish q paper mill at
some point IN Texas and another In Louisi-
ana and manufacture n high grade ~ paper
from bcpa6sc. The American StraWbOArd
/ company, he further stated. would also put
| 80 straw hoard mill NJ either Crowley
| Iornnrs or Lake Charles. and another at
| Beaumont Texas.
A Chicago syndicate has secured an or
| ton on large tract of marsh land m 81.
| r 'rnard aud Paquemines parishes Tor the
| purpose NJ planting rice on large scale
/ The syndicate has applied 10 thR Lake
/ Horglr Lcvpe board foe certain rshts.
1 franchises, etc, 90 construct irrigainr and
/ drainage cnnsls, and N their petition Is
I granted the .lcal for the land VIII he closed
/ AZ once ana active steps taken 10 reclaim
/ uver 25Du0 acres ~ marsh land The peti
| lion will NO Doubt br granted The sane
| syndicate Is also hEurlng on purchasing q
! l1igc tract Of marsh land in Hancock eoun-
| ~, Miss.
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|, ,etp DULL TRADE PREVAILED
A''-' THROUGHOUT THE DAY
asyance--Con and Roast Beef
Fs'ssrrs Car Of Apples Unloaded'
~ fcsatoes Are Received.

,,io.,lc market was rather duh
iA' VIZ, ~ usual conditions Of Blue
6sfGaa II Is frequently called, pre-
aaa a. q reduced activity resulting
4 IL extremely cold weather
,ood movement OF lemons is
!, ' '.s thc California variety is selling
H. $50
f.,..saABC soda crackers have ad.
,,., In cartons are loc higher aud
4 " snups UP ] cent.
81, ~ chickens aud turkeys were
l', Nan generally prevails on Monday
10 a demand was quite sufficient to
\ ID prices FIRM.
!, opples w7s unloaded, consist
g Missouri plppins and choice wine
"a met With good reception from
A ,.,5s around a price Of $500.
800 situation developed a small firm
n osrasloned by the cold wave, and
d ,aisd steady of 25c. with fair re-
4 u, ,rd demand slightly better.
-. cotton seed oil market is perccpu-
4 v,,tcr with crude ani yellow oil 81 "
A .ent lower. Uuus arc bringing $500
a q and cotton seed meal is a shade
1rser
p5.,. on canned roast and corn beef
4 ,,,pd Zoe as Anticipated by error II
a dated in these columns sunday that
!, would decline loc instead of in
w. to that amount.
v,ylsaB tomatoes are now n conspicuous
q -noalty 10 the market and movement
Il t,y limited by the extreme prices TINT
a ,uIl for the first shipments Of the sea-
y The initial shipment OF Florida to-
4, ,ms arrived aud though The quality was
n tbe best were easily disposed of,
n M BRAZILIAN Review reports coffee:
t,ns with few exceptions have continued
t,rul but in spite Of our Inquiries we
ys as yet received no news Of its effect
81 the growing coffee crop. Sac Paulo
rtts are almost entirely dumb ON he
Ersvects Of coffee. Planters are lying
"A N and either tine profits ON the current
|tOp are big enough TO enable them 20 pun
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New Orleans, January %. -Notwithstand,
Jag Liverpool advlccS were disappoiutlng
our market opened only lower. improved
. points ON fresh buying subsequently, dc.
cIincd TO 10 from the top on the heavy
Interior receipts and liberal estimates for
both New orleans and Houston tomorrow,
closing at net loss Of points on the
day.
The port receipts, while slightly under
last year. are Offset by the large interior
movement, Reports were received from
numerous uncouutcd towns stating that
wagon receipts were much larger than last
year lud the prospects were for cuntinu-
9hce on that scale Tor some time 10 come
DO Is feared by many that the expected
cnld wave might check receipts but thc
unuTrstimatcd ana the chances are that
increased crop estimates will soon again be.
come current, Manchester cables state
mat the cloth was poor and that the indian
demand had fallen on considerably There
was some demand from China at lower
rates and limited 10 few channels. Mcr-
chauts are Indifferent to placing further
orders IN view of the easier tendency OF
cotton.
An easier feeling was apparent todny.
as holders are becoming tired waiting for
the perpendicular drop in receipts, VIII oh
mas been promised tor eight wceKs and
which falls To matcrialize, but instead The
movement points to "a larger crop daily.
With the dlScouraging European textile
condition In America, IL is doubtful whether
values can lac sustained In the face Of the
liberal receipts unless fresh speculation is
attracted 10 the article
4
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed pro
pOSals viii be received until 3 O'Clock
January 80 separately upon four two
story brick buildings. certified check
Of 500 to accompany each bid and right
reserved 10 reject airy or an bids. Bids
wanted also upon plumbing and electric
wiring one building 32xJ0 feet. one
building 2jxSO feet, one building 1880
feet. one building iooxi2J feet Plans sni
specifications can be seen at my office In
orange, Texas Burt Mcdonald. arcbi.
tcct. ~
SOIICE no CONTRACTORS Sealed pro,
posals for the erection o. three story
court house building Will be received IN
IA % o'clock D. M February -. 1902,
by the county Judge. G. A. Woods. OF
Kew ton county. Texas. al his Office az the
court house az the town Of Newton. Each
bid must be accompanied by certified
check for one Thousand 5000 dollars,
made payable 20 g. a. Woods. county
Judge Right Is reserved 20 reject any
and All bids The plans win be on file az
n. n Gloyers architect office, 800 and
.gtO Mason bnidlne. Houston. Texas, and
at the county clerks office at Newton,
Newton county, Texas, after the 10th day
OF February. 1902.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS 70 sci "Schlcy and Santiago"
by George r. Graham Autograph iptip,
ductlnB ana NJ rEDnol account N bnttlc
by Rear Admiral Schlcy True story n
Santiago told Tor first lime by the only
witnesses az the bght sells faster
than life OF McElulcy.' Liberal com
m'ssions Free outHt ready Sen seven
2-ccnt stamps for postage Books now
ready }cW1rc ~ mutations Can DE hal
uuly from solo publishers w y. ConkeY
Company. Chicago. 40
AGENTS with orr Automobile Rubber Tire
for rocking chairs maize 5000 pei month
sample p1lr outht post paid i5c. toote
ME- Co., z Bauchet street, Los Angeles.
tal .
$1,000 or MORE 10 loan on Houston
business property az % per cent. other
loans ln SUMS 0ud on time 10 suit, Nc.
Kinney & CO. 30Tl4 Main street ~
LIFE AGENTS Secure tho best contract
on earth note taken until next fall.
Write W II. Patterson, manager Hart
ford Life. Dallas. Texas. u
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River, SIS; Castle Rock. Columbia River.
81 %; Smear Alaska 81 10, Toy. Columbia
River; 81 %; Blue Bell, Columbia RIVER
Farcy Red Alaska, Sl.35a1.40; Pink Alaska
81. 10,
BDlNES-Amcrican quarters. 81 65Ga
40; mustard. S3.lUM3 %: imported Gu
quattor, $S.W6tl0. 90, according to grade
STARE goods; Pearl, In 4Ulb
boxes, 4#Hl4c; ROYAL Gloss or ArcAcr.
bulk, 4&"4l-G Nickel, 100 packages, per
4O-lh OUNps.
SUGAR Quotations are for snail lots;
special rates 0Te given or carload orders.
dc!cd, $3.50, Louisiana yellow. clarified AMI
fancy, 4ci chollc 3M@3Sc.
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New York Dry Goods.

New York, January 27.-Dry Goods
,-hore has been no new feature Of moment
In the cotton goods division. Buyers keep
heir purchases Of staples well within
Rounds but sellers show no disposition to
s,ve wav in brown bleached or coarse col
rcd cations Prints and glnghams are
arm Print cloths unchanged m price, but
and underwent reported quiet at previous
UriCes.
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AM NOW at l9l0 Franklin aycnuc Phone,
n. +. NJ. burke, Lime Man n
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Mnitc lead. per cwt, strictly pure, SG25;
Suspehune, per case. two 5.galon caus.
$3.50 barrel lots, Ale per gallon. Mineral
lU,u's' y, barrel lots rer cNt, soc: Ven.
per cwt 81 90. IinseeS oil hest boiIed
Sie, Ready mixed house paints, 81 OOSf
I.D per gallon, according TO brand; mineral
puihts' VIC per gallon Window glass, 50
per cent of January list.
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HEAVY STApLEs

|NAuNIT1nN po,.l, soo
Etlng pcSder q fi1GMyuer, Per keg, Sfoo;
|t 1Ss, 81; ~ buck, 81 10,
|Si9S Extra short clear. In sacks,
III. tbb, regulars 1OAdl1c; boxed hc
|lecgSyG1eS' iiAq We.
sg,m " AM TlFS-Bagging, 2-lb,
! iots fro; an i ArroW ties, less than car
EeSr ~. sueA' wrapped, basis "a. No. .,
|,tarigeF Ioi No. !, fun weight, basis
hi, Gil5tRg er 10 special sizes lac higher;
bYDIFSl as to quality.
Ltgll Weight G'1 IGrl iull welght, llc; Gran
! EIaIAf5sSra6eSSrtIaad' s2.75@a.25; hiosen-
,F ,bsiSs Re fair, stasHc; prime, Ma
h i2Adi3irc.' ~ lam FANCY lUf4a llci Pea
IS. Arbnrtios ''U1Na, l'52c, honsted
IN iic delivered; Apex. II. I0c. Ian
~. Su seal Mocha aud Java, lib
IA I Mocha and Java blend. 1-lb cans.
| AifS * i5s. AZ B lSc2'S Soda. bulk. boxes.
y ne. cr eun psr uoIen, mc; ginger
Is ana in,s'vSainS, SCI stage planks. 6r2C;
40gR-BssIso 81 ne
~. 81 IA. aoIh sacks; Fancy high
\ grade. "a 7 iS9uSSg' half patent, $40;
higher; dour IN IN yyos sScks zoe per bar
3RNACRous coons c
team neal IN '2i6p,,lS--Erits, homny
pear neal In 9G ~ aacse' per sack /.
Of four sacks 81 ~ SACKS iS ~ % ., per
w. eats, s3.05. Co 1I,UtSh oats' - %.
We oats, S2.s5. U" "uyoI% pSlsi ~. ~
n bbaSs6ages, $3.50. 'e'Aer huekwheat'
TAI t,99ined tierCe commands sun
,uetcss; iOih4 oulo cans, Ac higher
a higher. y +, cans, &c higher; l-lb
Standard ll3 i,,s' IN iG higher ,gs, 80,
At~Buik, 500 mo-, 49,,
asrv PCT paireIi coopeFed'
4sg cans e1trac.ad ~ l ,2s per gallon
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WANTED Hundred aud fifty horse power
engine, In good order cylludcr rs stroke
- to - Address Il. O. BOX l14. llouS.
ion. II
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Houston, Texas, January 2E-From New
York adyiccs we learn that the strongest
long interest IN the market they have ever
tpoO.n * now being held by cotton eX.
chaugp firms for Wall street nj Chicago
and other Western elites, They have bought
bciiqylng the movement has been manipulate.
n,cokly rs possible az the expense " IN
,isII'ic .torl.s n uncnnnted towns and p'Sfl-
totions Mr. Theo Price is nov receiving
srplIrs 70 the 5000 postals he sent oui danu-
ttn ION stock January -. 1872, s'iov
1gS CA samn late last year LOST lW HnnS
,nn ond New orleans estimate 2o.tf
against 232 one year ago PORTS %tHA
~ mint no with spots l-3. lower, and Is
lnG a6l down tomorrow
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
Spot Trading Was Light and Closed With
Quotations unchanned

- y TNVW'
New Orleans, January Il Cloudy and
friny weather today vas ufayorable Tor
the movement of spot 1Citop ana trading
was unusually light Sales 1900 baby. m
Guiding 500 to arrive. Quotations uuchanc
Fhc future market opened points down
IN sympathy with Liverpool hut shortly
2tiei the first cali the market improved 4
Jew points ON bad weather" reports This
.plnNcmrut. however, WAS lost ON cStimat.
cd heavy receipts and after nucuating "A
low points in each direction. the market
closed with net loss OF points on all
positions
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-28
HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

4 comparison Of these quotations shows
hu advantages IN favor Of Houston rs u
Aolssae market. when the buyer consid-
/ The benefits TO be derived from Hous-
ts freight rates he VIII find that even
fg the Quotable figures mt other mar
n are lower the price finally paid is
Etfally greater Tho prices are those
bling among Houston wholesale mer-
,lnts and are revised daily.
CANNED GOODS.
FlNyED FRUITS-Apples. Bib, 95c@
Ito, plueapples, sliced. Sl.lO: eyeless and
(Ikss SL85Il75, extra grated, $l.SBtg
~ pears, 2.ib soc. strawberries, lib,
hMGl2O; backberrieS, 2-lb SOMsoc;
teies 2.lb, $lOoMl.l5.
FAMED VEGETABLES Tomatoes, bib,
weight 90N9jC 3tb, full weight,
fa@lGi 2.lh, seconds, SJH00c; 3lb,
Ecids 81 l5ai,rtG okra and tomatoes,
4torna asparagus, 2lc-lb, Sl,9jn2, 10;
y California asparagus lips. s. 90: baked
taA BIB 95c BIB string beans, soc; 2lb
fse beans, 9jc lib stringless beans,
~ 2lb marrOwfat peas, Sll0; lib
Fencan petit pols, M.5Odl75; Al corn,
Nv I'D Blue Ridge corn, Soc; Pride OF
afT1ld 95e; Newark, 9Oc; Better than
~ ScdSl 10.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT Extra standard,
W. peaches, lemon cling. Sl.95d2 90,
t9N Crawford, SLS5d19J; black cher
n R?Oa2.25 white cherries 81 25d
aprlcots, Sl.S001 90; Strawberries,
NO. u; pnmS, Sl65al7j; grapes, 81 70
~ seconds Zoe per dozen less than
sASNEh MoLASSES-P. * f. Old Fash
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-28

WANT good talking machine also old rec
ords any quantity, for cash. Address
33H2, this office. %
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METALs.

-, YORK. January -Metals-Lake COP.
~" stsady- li.OOdiI.25. Tin-Easler 23.eO
E,o. ~. shelter. duh 40 Lad Firm 4 10.
BIZ IRON warrantS-Unchansed llVo2lS.0o.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-28

80. q, chickens aud turkeys were
Mn .s,o generally prevails on Monday,
10 demand was quite sufficient to
n prices FIRM
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-28

WIRE NAILS-S3 ~ basa nor 10,
b,AARBED WIRE Galvanized Grdden.
~" yer 100 lbs; galvanized Baker. Sass
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3. 3. MorrLs & Co.s Letter.

Houston, Texas, January 27.-rlverpool
cables came in with a show Of weakness
with futures Of from y to 1 point and
spots 1-32d lower and sales of 1909 The
trend was steadily down hill. but at .
p. m. the nearer positions showed n fur
thcr SAG Of l point Advices Of strength
from this side helped boost all positions
toward the latter part Of the session, caus-
lug a reaction OF ! poMt at the close and
showing net advance OF y point over the
opening.
New York opened on from l to points.
hut Immediately following the call started
steadily upward ON belief that bad weather
prevailing throughout the South would
cause the movement to show some curtail-
mput, causing weak kneed shorts TO cover
rather freely, running values nearly TO Sat
urday's high point The heavy estimates
for Houston and New orleans of 1900 to
1900 and 10000 to l2,OOo respectively were
responsible fer decline which left prices
at noon practically ON Il parity with the
0ucniug figures with a weak undertonc.
The encouraging show Of activity which
was q feature during the early part of the
session having long since been lost Actual
port receipts today were 30, 40 or nearly
1000 bales better than tho estimated also
hclpcd 10 the depression " values.
Tho close was at the bottom with net
loss Of uhoui ) points on futures with spots
unchanged. u u. MOTHS W