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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-16
2a0eu.

e arIsrub E. Der Stabtratb
bat benz 5euerbeitattunssperein susez
fagt, bic 8epiQigung Der gum 8uu
zines &rematpriums erforberli6en
Mtttel in 5Dbe BON $1,000 Mart benin
8iirgeruusf6uB gu bedntrusen, fofern
Der 8erein Die 8ersinfung bes 8auaufz
panbes init bier pro5ent iibernimmt.
9eioelberg. 9u6ier purbe
oieier Sage Der &ongreB Der beuti9en
Sittlihteiis< Sereine ~ubgelalten. Die
8etbeiIiguna mar cine unertpdrtet
sroBe, unb Die @erbanblungen nabmen
sinen lebGaften 9erlauf.
e o It 4. 2eBtbin purbe in
bisfissn arheitertreiIen Die 2ooiuns
ausgegeben, Die in Den Wirtbf9aften
fonft 10 bege5rtsn @irite ibrer gu
.groben &Ieinbcit" tpegen ni6t gu fau=
fen. Die @irt6e bra6ten bic Waare
ni6t los uno paren gum She'll ge=
uDtbiet, bic Derborbenen 8orrGtbe in
ben 8pbenies gu perfen.
Meersburs. Sn Der nabe am
8obeniee g~eleeenen me6unif4en
8aumpoIfpinnerei &oblen5er &c 60.
lit 5euer aussebroden. our4 bas Die
Jabrit unb bas Wobnbuus. iopie spei
3ebengebdube boIftGnbig eingedfdert
tpurben. Ser S4aben belduft fid auf
iber 100000 Marf, ba audi Die Maz
f9inen unb gr0Bere 8uumnoaporrdtbe
Derni9tet tporben iinb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-16
Sen Stimmsebern bes 4. GommiRar'
9iRrifts ron Stearns Gsunta.

Siermit CUR sefGuisen Ra9ridt, bab i'd
benz Srdnsen etner sroBen anaabl Stimnl:
seber obiSen Gtifrifts nadse9eben uns
mid enti1Ioiien babe, bel Der 0abl am 4.
Nopember mid als unabbGn9iaer @anbto1t
um bas Nmt bes @ountp @ommiiidrs hes 4.
Siitrifts III beperben. ge9er bas Seripre=
den. menn ermdblt, MIR ben Sntereiien mel:
ner Goniituenten au bienen, empteblt f4
benz aeneiaten @oblwollen auer Stimm9eber
bes 4. @ommiiIdr=G ifrifts obne nnterl9ieb
Der Yartei Wt9ael Ntes.
ct. Hidolas, ben 30. Sept. 1902. ABBA
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-16

Strift1teGIer Soiepb Braun i'm Ilter
bon 81 Sabren. gr fdrieb unter Inz
berem ocs 2ibretto gu Der Suppe'i9en
Sperette .Slotte 8urf9e," iOpie 81
ben Straub'iden Speretten v&arne'
bal in Grm" unr .Snbiso." Der a'
9ermeifter 3benfo Nopat puroe 30
elmer Celebrate bon 600 &rouen Der.
urtbeilt, neil in ieinem 9ei9Gfte
Jr%antfurter 8iirfte gefunben puroen.
bic einen M~ebl5ufaB aufpieien.
9 b p E It. Der SetretGr Der
bieisen 9efeui9aft bonn r8eiben
&reus," 8art6clpmGus Salso, bat fi9
nod @eruntreuung bon 10000 8ros
men esfli6tet. Salgo foa ben srOBteu
She'll oes npn inn peruntreuten Be-
TRACES BEL Den 5reuoenauer &ennen
peripielt baben.
8ubneis. Der ebemalige S6iffz
mann Imbrpi9 lit beim S6ilff4neis
ben nd6it NeipliB i'm Sumpfi4lamm
erftidt.
6 0 t q II. Sas neue 9ebGube
Der Sadidule fir Muf9inenbuu uno
gleftrptefnit lpuroe in 9%egenpGrt beg
Stuttbalters Srafen Goubenbope erz
Dffnet.
&Dniggrdb. Inter sablreiher
Sbeilnabme Der 8ep0lferung BON
@taDt unb umgesenb purbe bas
SenfmaL eingeipeibt, tpel9es bus Diff
s~iersforps bes 81. S~nfanteriez 3egtz
ments @bler bon grobs5t ben i'm
Spihpalo am 3. Suli 1866 eefanenen
unb ben ipGter ibren @unoen erlegenen
Sffisieren unb Solbaten bes 8esiz
ments iesen lieB.
b q d. Sn Ord tpurben bic
Gbeleute 5runs unb @liiubetb Dub
perbaftet, neil tie in ben Sabren 1879,
1890 unb 1902 ibre brei &inber err
morbeten. Die Sbbuttion Der 1902
ermorbeten eIfidbrisen So6ter ersab
als Sobesuria6e einen S9Goelbru4.
Sd q n. sSn 9ipian purbe Der
gurat Sebafttun Stuffler Bel @prz
ndbme elmer Srauung bonn S9lag eez
troffen unb hlieb fofort tobt.
SO iirSsu 9lag g. Sas @albs
f4ulbaus in 3riegla9zQlpl pel4es
Der liebeponen @gitation unieres DID
ters Peter Rofesser feline gntitebung
berbanft, purbe pie1er Sage e%rOffnet.
ariegla9=Qlpl 1T Der 9eburtsort &oz
fegsers unb BON Miir55ui9las %
Stunben @agenfabrt entfernt.
Sebenburg g. Sn benz naben
Srte giepreg brad in Der NuGt Elm
Jeuer aus, bas 26 9Guier, 40 Hebenz
gebGube unb sroBe 8etreioeporrdtbe
perni9tete; "a Seuerpebren betbeilisz
ten iid am 2Oidperf.
s It. Ser peritorbene 9roBz
irlbuftriele 9eorg 9alatti bat iein
ganSes, 1,5OO,O 900 &ronen betrasenDes
germDgen Der Stabt Srieit CUR Grim
bung zines &ranfenbauies binterlahen.
9Dslau. Ser 9emeinbeausf9uB
bat bei9loHen, gum Qnbenten an ben
firsli9 Der ltorbenen, um bds gmporz
bliben bes &urortes 80slau iebr perz
bienten 8iirsermeiiter Suibo 9ermann
bic @miliensaHe in r9ermannsahe"
umautaufen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-16

Jggerpetm. Die Gbeleuie Sos
bannes Wasenblatt uno Maria Sos
fepbu, geborene Weib. f~eierten bas Set
Der sOlbenen 5o4aeit. Wasenblatt lift
80 unb feline Gbefrau Is Sabre aft.
8 il d Sas S9purs
geri9t perurtbeilte ben 28idbrisen Mr=
better Sobann Sdmitt aus @ulomohr,
Der am 81. Sult feline 8raut, bic 19=
idbrise glpnoiae 9eB in Walbmobr
aus @iferiu6t in ibrer Wpbnuns err
fdOhen bat, si a9t Sabren 3uatbaus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-16

brad Seuer aus, serit6rte bieie unb
bas seiammte Nnmeien, S9eune,
Stall unb @obnbaus bes 2anbmirtbes
Socob Weber iammt allen sSnpentar,
unb ebenfaIs bic Sdeune unb Staue
bes 9anbuirtbes &aiier. Oie Better
Der Sdsemible erleiben etnen S9asen
pon 1000 Bis $500, Sacob @eber
einen pon $4,000, unb &aiier eineu
lol9eu pom nabesu 5000 Sr.-@er
felt Sabren bic Ortidaft Neuborf nidt
mebr seieben, mirb ite mobl faun, mie:
b%erertennen, 70 iebr Bat bic 8auluit
beren ausieben uerdnbert es lit iosu=
iaseu elm nneues" Dorf seworbeu.
Der Electromagnetic Nic. gntrinz
ger aus &oIinsersrunb ftirste BON
einem 9euipei@er uub brad Elm gein.
Ole In Sunsliniter unter 10 SroBem
&oftenaufwanbe erri9tete Wolterei
bat ben getrieb etuseitelIt, ta BITE
Wil@sutubr serins unb bic 8etriebs=
toften gu sroB waren.-Sn etnem benz
Winser Sbirp in @reipelbinsen &c.
b0reuben S9uppen, Tn mel9sm ctrca
700 @arben 9etreibe unb cine Mense
Wal9tner u,b 10 meter aufbemabrt
rparen, brannte ab. Ser S9aben
betrdgt 1000 Sr.-Sm trauteN fSa=
milientreiie feierten in &ebinsen 9err
Abam Straus uub Satin seb. Soc
bert bas ieltene 6eft Der solbenen Sod
5eit. Sn @ieberwtls wurben bic NIT
Strob beba9ten @obnunsen pon
Wi9ael S96ttert unb Mi9. gbutrate
bur9 Seuer aerftOrt. S9ottert erlei=
bet eineu S9abeu pou ca. 1900, gbu=
trate einen iolden uon 100 ST. =
Weit ben grmeiterunssbauten auf benz
Babnbefplase in 8ettenburs 1T man
fortmabrenb i'm @anse. 8ettenburs
lit beute nod 2uremburs Der Saupt=
gtienbabn= ¬enpunft bes 2anbes.
Ser gerfebr bot fi@ felt Sabresfriit
um bas Oreifa@e seboben uns mtrb
it9 nod ueiter entmideln, rpenrl ale
6o16fen mieber in pollen Betriebe
iinb. = Inter 8oritb bes Staats=
Sbierarates Bours lift In aeispelt Elm
8ieb=8 erfi9erunss gerein sesrinbet
worben. Gum 9rdfibent wurbe Der
eanbwirtb &arl Nies semdblt.-Nuf
benz Sabrmartte in &oobt berridte re-
ses eeben unb Der 8eiu9 mar Elm
wtrtli5 sroBartiser. Oie 8ertdufer
auf benz &rammartte madten ftotte
@ei@dfte. = Ser IA Sabre alte in
Der gifensieBerei au 8abnbof in GU
remburs bei@dftiste S9loHerlebrling
Sres Safsb aus Stabtsrunb, erbielt
pom einem S@wunsrab einen 10 befti=
gen StoB, baB er aus benz äe In
ben 9of taumelte, no er auiammeu.
bra9 unb CUR Steqe ueridieb. Mn=
i9einenb i9mere innere 8erlesunsen
i@einen ben iofortiseu Sob berbeise=
fibrt gu babeu-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-16
sn bic stimmseber hss 2: 9ifrihs
i'm "a. lesislatiSen Sifrift.

Wad reifi1er ueberlesuus babe i'd benz
pielfodeu Anfinnen meiner Sreunoe nadae=
aeben uub mid euti1loiien, als nnabbdnai=
DER @onbibat fir has &eprdieutantenamt oes
3. Oifrtfts i'm 81. aegislatur +. Oiffritt BE-
Der NopembermabI anfsutreten, nns erinhe
baber ale Stimmseber bes senannten Dis
fritts, abseiebeu pon beren Ydrtet9efn9les,
mid am 4. Hopember bur1 'bren 9iferl gSu
len unb bur9 bic Sbat 5u unteritiissn. Weax
eruGbIt, wer6e i4 mad beifen Srdften ods
Bobf bes Diffrifts i'm geionbereIt unb ods
bes Staates I'm Mu9emernen gu rudbren IND
Az f6rbern tra1ten. Wt4. TnmmsL
9316t @olb Sprins, Misa.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-16
$@wefs.

8ern. 5ir1preder 2angbans, Der
Ranbibat Der Soaialbemotraten, tit an
bic STEELE bes 9eri9tsprGi ibenten bes
Mmte5 8ern getpdhlt porben.-9er
Rir9gemeinberatb Der 9eilisgeiftse=
meinbe in Bern bat beidloTen, bic i'm
8au begriffene Stride fir bas Gang
sabquartier fode paulustir9e beiBen.
3 ii / d. Der @rpbe Stabtratb
bon Grid ermGdtigte einftimmis ben
Stubtroth gum 8au elmer &ebri4tper=
brennungsanftalt i'm 9uro fammt
@erpaltunss< unb @obnsebduOe i'm
3oftenDoranf9lag bon 100000
Grancs.
SoIotburn. Muf eisentbiim>
lihe Weiie perurgliidte leBter Sage
@emeinberatb Meier bon 9empen. Snf
9eben nit benz S6niben zines Ipfels
beidGftiet, fiel er 10 unsliidlid in bag
offene MefIer, bab linn cine S9lasz
aoer bur9f1nitten purhe unb er per<
blutete.
8afeI Sn 8afel bilbete ii9 Elm
9erein unter benz Namen .Griines
&reus." 9erIelbe beatpedt eGnalife
gntbaltiamfeit pom Sabafsenufe, lei
es in Gorm bon 3au6en, &auen ober
font tpel9er Dirt.
g t.. @alIen. CUR Resuliruns
bes Slublaufes i'm ct. GaGii9en
Rbeintbale nod benz 8obenfee, an tpel>
der Seiterrei9 finanaieI fth betbeiltst.
tpurben Biz iebt runo 100000
Jrancs peraussabt. Sas Sotal Der
nod riiditdnbisen @in5ablunsen Be-
lduft iid ouf 3,4OO, 900 Jrancs.
9raubiinben. Dieter Sage TT
Der Sberbau Der 8abnftrede Sbufis@
Siefenfaffen fertig erfteIt tporben.
90 a a b t. Sn JoIse Der Mnlase
zines apeiten @eleifes auf Der 2irie
2aulanne=St. Mauriee nirb au Ser
Der Bau elmer apeiten Rbonebriide
n0t6ig. Siefelbe fon biefen Winter in
Mngriff genommen unb bas gifenpert
TN folgenben CONNER selest perben.
Die Bride pirb 70 Meter lang.
2nreulburg.
Sn Der Sdsemible bes 9erru
0Sroen unN @nnNer In @ennfn0en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-16
umerifa's 9rDfe Seb6nbeiten

i9auen NIT S@reden auf 9autausz
i@1dse, Tleden, Bunben, Sinneu.
sSene baben iie nt@t unb merben ife
nidt baben, mel@e 8udlen's Nrnicu
Salbe sebrau@en. sic perberrlt@t
bas @eii@t. gc3ema unb SalsfuB
uei9en ibr. sic BELT munbe 2ipper,
seriHene 9dnbe, Sroitbeulen. I'm.
feblbar sesen 9dmorrboiben. 25cts.
In @. s. 9ubn's NpOtbete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-16
@efnrei@.

Wien. Die notwithstanding
baben elm a~ussebebntes Walosebiet BET
Dberz@t. 0eit setauft. I'm elm srobes
Rloiter su bauen unb ibr 2itOrsefdGft
bortbin su perIesen.-Oer Subreftor
nes Wiener firfterabiidOflihen Rleri=
falieminars Or. 6. Sepbl tit gum
auberorbentliden Profefor Der arift>
Iiden pbiloiopbie on Der llniDerfltdt
@isn ernannt porben.-6ier ftarb Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-16

Oie meifen 9 atente IN
ben Manufaftur> 8randen, bic biers
auldnbe ausseseben tperbeu, eutfallea
duf ben Staat HetD Uorf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-16
3ea@t 2tauSr, Ster, = Neu
@etu ,ttto G30er feItt. Tret

Sbr ipart @elb unb wiBt, mas Sbr babt.
@er. lernen mill 1tau5r nod elmer einfas
den. bilisen, seiesli1en Metbobe ;u MAIDEN.
Wer Xa8ersDter far 5 0entS bic Galo=
ne madden wtu. Ner aus Home made Weiu
Yortmeiu. Sberrp &C. MAIDEN MIL, ober Sim=
beer. pineapple &C. Cider, Der i6reibe nm
ausfibrlihe ausfunft unb Warfe CUR lint:
mort beiIeaeu. SumpIe l0c. 43s4i
". 6. 2iepe, l03 @reen Ban Iue Wil.
waufee, Nis.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-09-10
SCOTT HAS NOT EXPLAINED.

san Antonio, Texas, September 9.
On arriving here tonight from the
Garner-Scott debate in Floresville,
the Post representative met a Scott
supporter from another county en-
routh to the State convention at
Fort Worth, to whom he related the
incident Of Garner springing the
Nueces county democratic platform
of 1894, singed by J. c. Scott,
chairman Of the platform commit
tee. He also related the fact that
though challenged by Garner to ex-
plain his change of principles. Mr..
Scott has made no answer whatever,
though once during his speech he
did say he voted for Cleveland.
His supporter expressed great sur
prise. Il am at loss to
understand that. he said. A few
weeks ago l wrote to Mr. Scott ask
ing how long he had been repub
lean. and | have his letter saying:
/ have. been a republican ever since
! have been old enough to think for
myself,
1t would appear, therefore, that
Mr.. Scott has not taken the pains
to explain his former democratic
alliance, and that when questioned
he is not quite fir ank in his answers
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-09-10
THOSE LAND SUITS.
Judge Wells Shows That the Taxes
Paid Exceed Value of the Land.

Austin, Texas, September g.
Judge James B. Wells of Browns
vile. who represents some Of the
defendants in the Spanish land
grant cases recently filed by the
State, has been in conference with
the attorney general concerning the
suit. Judge Wells clients are some
of the largest property owners IN
South Texas and in that portion Of
the State which contain most OF
the alleged land grants from the
5 lanish crown. The point was de-
veloped today that the parties who
have been sued for the recovery OF
this land have paid State taxes on
it for many years and have paid
more into the State treasury than
three times the lands actual value.
OF course what taxes have been
paid will be lost, together with the
land if the suits are favorable to
the State. as none of the tax pay
ments were accompanied by pro-
test on the part of the holders of
tn land.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-09-10
IRRIGATION on THE
LOWER RIO GRANDE.
CONTINUED From First Page.]

eighteen-horsepower and we use a
foulteen-ineh sulkey piow.
1.-THE future Of that country will
be assured by Il railroad and it will
become a garden spot. We have
the richest soil in the world, the
climate is not excelled by any in
the United States, and we have got
rs healthy a place as can be found.
We have the water, and that will
make a country anywhere. Another
thing, we have plenty OF cheap
labor We pay the Mexican 90 to
go cents per day in Mexican money
and they board themselves. We
can lay rice down in Galveston as
cheapIy as they can ship it from
Bay City. The water transporta-
ton is cheap enough. We have
three schooner lines lnuo hToW rs
vile and about twelve boats ply
between our city and other ports.
There has been a great deal of
land bought in that section. | can
not give you the average price per
re as it depends much on the size
of the tract. The irrigated country
is confined from the Arroyo Colora-
do to the Rio Grande and in Hidal-
so country it extends back twelve
or fifteen miles. In all | should
Judge there are something like
100000 acres of irrigable lands in
that section"
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-09-10

sso~ are mr. KIdneyss
tIol,hs' Sparagus Pills cure all kidney ills sam
~, tr,. Add. Ster1"G RemedJ Co Chicago or NJ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-30
GRAIN MARKET WAS BULLISH
NERVOUSNESS SEEMED TO
HAVE BEEN DISSIPATED,
Wheat Closed Strong, Corn Higher and
Oats Settled Down as Though on
d Solid Basis.

Chicago, January 29.-There was re-
turn Of bull conditions aud bull feeling
to the grain markets today. Nervousness
resultant upon the recent raid in oats
seemed to be dissipnted and all markets
closed near top prices May wheat gained
1isd1ll; May corn 11sd2. and May oats
2i02& Provisions closed 1919 to Pa
higher.
While the trade in wheat was not so
orsk as In corn and oats, the volume was
greater and this pit became the leading
speculative market. General bullish condi-
tions prevailed. Gables were much higher,
though there was no advance here yes
to-day. There was report Of fair eN-
port business and the Southwest had
bought well of winter wheat. Northwest
ern and local receipts were very small and
local offerings were scanty. Coarse grains
were well up and especially in the West
crn markets. Commission houses had very
good buying orders and scalpcrs were the
only ones who sold early May opened y
to IS up at ISIS to 7sB and mounted
steadily with slight setbacks up to 10.
Kansas City reported ut lc movement m
wheat because interior mills were paying
higher prices. Even ON the advance tncrr
WAS an absence Of selling pressure In the
trade M0y closed strong. 1lsn IA higher,
az iN'sn1". Local receipts were only eight
cars one of contract grade; Minneapolis
and Duluth repor ed 1853 cars, making a
total for, the three points Of III ears,
against BIG cars last week aud 300 cars
year ago.
The strength in corn was the prime in
tluoncc on the board today. Traders bad
q number of things to influence a return
To- oniish sentiment Gables We're higher
H#f t..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-30
STRONG MOVEMENT TO SELL.

~. Louis, Chesapeake aud Ohio and ON
td1o ana western reported considerable ut'
Grcases in their net earnings for December.
There were sharp gains on small transic-
tons by a number of dormant stocks. w.
Guiding several OF the express stocks the
N0liouai Salt stocks Nashville, Chattanooga
and ~ Louis, Twin City RAND Trausjt aud
q number Of minor industrials.
the BOND market became Irregular ~
sympathy with the weakness Of stocks To.
~ sales par value. Si.31O.pn. United
states as registered advanced y per cent
ON Tho Inst nnII
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-30


Liverpool to 2-64d higher.
New York, 2 to points higher.
New Orleans, 8 to points higher
SPOTS:
Liverpool, t-t6d lower.
New York. t-t6c lower.
Elsewhere, unchanged.
Surprises seem to he the rule Of the cot
ton market now and yesterday was no ex-
tcptIon. The smallness NJ The affair prob
ably led 10 the results. FOR truly no mn
familiar clouds changed tho lines of the
environment The rodoubtnhlc scalper
quickly discovered that hc must perform
the investors role: bulls were we'll he.
ided by the prevalent spirit Of liquidation.
The decline ~ the seward movement kept
quite distinctive, but the estimated bore
away this prop for upheaval statistics,
however conveyed little explanation n
the course. FOR gaze al the exports might
have presaccd quite an opposite course.
Operators INDUCED I'm the minrlinc OF
fancy and fact and tho pit which the
period for settling tho size Of the remnant
as well rs the bnlk of tho cron affords FOR
the trade to stand upon did not cnn
tribute 10 the zeal Of players on an uncer
tain stage While convictions were unal-
tered speculation was thus "a foreign com
modify and after an initial bulge values
shbed and ehhed with little intcrccption
from q counter flow.
liverpool was sufficiently decisive 70
promote a wave n optimism Sales on the
SPOT amounted 10 5000 bales AZ quotations
advanced by 1iGd Contracts finally in
creased esd ON near and 1Gtd ON re-
motor options Spinners can not fan 20
lmhhe IN impetus from curropt thought
In Transatlantic circles of finance that the
South African conflict Is approaching a
conclusion thai does not Involve another
beginning.
on this side Of the water dullnc,S gov.
erncd tho trade The power M actual
cotton Is supreme and the lhck OF elias
tloitv from either wing Of traders tended
~ even prices. M ~ study Was given
the semi weekly figures. hut 1000 In
crease ~ receipts modc slight impression
In the fare OF an 5000 reduction Tn stocks.
slcet and ice so thoroughly inhabited tho
belt that otherwise news was no' impor
tant enough to hear repeating Prices ION
as they had risen on the former day md
the decline was more persistent but not
rs rapid as the advance
New York opened 6 points hotter on Jan
uary ard 70 higher on later months
Ar early decline of points made III,
level Tor the larger part NJ tho frst hour
nfter which There was a sudden dror o
rs much again. A partial recovery NJ sam'
extending until near the noon call then nc
CURED but at which time the improve
ment was lost and soon after q decline :
the lowest OF tho day took place and mad
range from which there was very sma'
nuctuafiou until the beginning ~ tho hnn
hour n slight upward move commence
and was followed hy a recession equal {
The gain. ana which continued bottor
prices until the last call was made Il
the net result January and August lost
points, February and October 10 and M
balance Of tho list lowered 3 aud { point.
New Orleans started and points abov
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-30

yellow 30; choice cooking summer yellow
less than carload lots, per gallon a. Meal
and cake Prime - 90
View orleans. January 2l.-Cotton seed oil
Easier: prime rc6nod in barrels iOis;
on refined 3eia. Primo crude, loose sag
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-30
BUTTER AND EGGS.

81 Louis, January 90 Poultry Arm:
chickens s. turkeys II: ducks aia; geese
51fN. Butter steady; creamery 1925:
Chicago, January ~, Butter-F Firm:
creamery l7ma5: daiiN 1000 Cheese
Steady, iohMli Eggs Firm; fresh 25
New York january 20 Butter Firm;
creamery lGWnH state dairy 1923 cheese
Firm. lHrgc earlv made closed 1851 large
early made wl,ltc ioa Eggs Firm South
ern ~ mark IS
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BANK CLEAn1NGS.

Following are the clearings ct the Hous-
ton hunks, together with the amount of in
crease or decrease over last year:
This week Inst Year. Inc.
saturday -. 81 S65 .l57 S1.3S4,G 1S S4su0it
Monday ... ! .GTi POI 12ggqSi 3SL22I
Tuesday g33l.TGG / l0G. 1OT SIS. GO
"Wednesday 16374I5 10, T40 51lI26
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IT HAS BEEN SHIFTED TO
ADVANTAGE OF STOCK MEN
FARMERS Ace Not Anxious to Sell Cattle
at This Time OF Year-Cattle Receipts
al Chicago Were Heavy


Fort Worth Texas, January 29,-Judsc
Humphreys OF this city received informa-
tion from Secretary OF Agriculture Wilson
denying that the Federal quarantine ine
h1e hern changed 10 include below the
line the counties Of Tom Green. lr.on,
Fishcr Sterling. Jones Haskell, kuuX.
rosrd Wlbarr,r and uordensr Instead
io''u' VIM" 'N'' an" i'"'"'in- '"'''""
OK placing 'N's' countries oel"W the me
tine government has placed above the line
,,, ,It;tto,,.l ..,,,,,i,s of 1,I,.,,,,,,.,,,.,,,
-
ha1i"f an" nearly AN OF rom 'reen' rms
will DE good poWS TO the cuttiemeu of the
Nnfth and Northwest ,yho bavo bouoht
h0her'ds OF 'h"NNanus oi mead IN the '"nl-
ties mentioned. a.. hcing placed below the
linn to know th,f thorn win IN, M ipter
-. -, -, - -,
~ "' il""' ,,r '"ntnl 'VSp'til"'N Mu'n
w., ,'I Ia "'s,u l." uoNs ID ING pItn-.
aiIr MEOW the quarantine VIII hereafter
h r subjected 10 only one inspection, and
i & ~ ','', nm. 10, W1,nn
nm Ml pTy, ,, '"'"' 10 ''''' "''''S 'u' '''e
't"" t'N"N.
r'''u now gu tue SulPl'IS "l 'a'llr,
have -, sim nronosirion an their hands hp,.
'H5 St''N "" '"' ,pNu'i' say > '"' ''''
er5 Telegram This is the time OF the
wear. above all others when farmers
49,, ~, ~, ,t.t. ,,.,,i-,-- 80 A..
uND''u up "H 'u'l' n''u'nss 'i i've >''tN'
Al all seasons M the year there are period
teal spells In which farmers take a drmcr
~ W WI lH''' s'',N 'uu WV '"'9 "'Ii u''l
VI Unt" '"e W4'A'' a"Nan'eS' enc out 81
this season of the year comes the in
evlohie AND annual tightening ON their
parT
The reason for this Is that In January
the farmers begin To see their way clear
through tho balance OF the winter and 10
their minds come visions of higher spring
markets, From the beginning of the win.
tor until TINS time, there Is always more
or less doubt In the mind of every stock
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COTTON MARKET QUOTATIONS

The range Of prices at New York aud
New Orleans for the active months was
as follows,
New York Omen High, Low. Close.
March ........S.1213 S.l3 SOC : .u6.NT
May ........S.171S Sis s.l2 s.I2 l3
New Orleans
March ........T.g7as 7.NS 100 7.a1-a2
May .......,. s ,Ob.Ot S.Ui $50 3 ,NONk
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Wool, free medium, TO 70 months,
free from hurs ....,,...........i0 Wllc
BecsWaN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, a22c
Prime tallow ...'.....,ss..,-'.s., sgd &c
Glue ....,.......,........, 8 dt &c
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