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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
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gen bas gnbe bes Is. Sa6rbunberts
beionbers in Hiirnbers gebrGu9Ii9
mar.
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ne9t nit einem b0l5ernen !Sammer on
bic Sbiiren Der 9Gui sr, in pel6en
Sreunbe, Setannte unb 9eliebte ppbnz
ten, unb iogte babel Den sersimten Heuz
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bic NIT ben @orten r&lopf AM" ans
fangen; lie tpurben pielfa9 sebrudt unb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
Die Ieuja6rsnuC6t
zines :3er(treuten.
6umorrske uon 5bcnko tSnberle.

On wSrisinalsn" lit bic Stabt
tpahrli6 feinen Mangel. Safir beiaB
fte ia ni9t nur lire tp%eltbefannte Penz
fioniftentolonie, ionbern audi lire Uni
beriitdt. ober better seiagt, Die an bieier
portrasenben Profeloren.
gu bieien eeb0rte audi Der ob ieiner
befonberen 9elebrfamteit bo9gei9GBte,
nnb Oh 5etner 2eutfeligfeit bei ben Stuz
benton aqsemein beliebte ProfeTor Or.
phil. Itbanafius 2i9tftrDm. 9ie @iiz
fenf9aft cling ibm iibsr a1ss. sic
ftanb fir i'm in erfter 2inie; Camille,
Gejelf9aft unb bic Welt nit ibren
Wenf9en, nebit Inem, mas ionit am
2eben b%ranbdnst, tamen erft in s~tpeiter
Reibe. @ber bas einfeitise Stubium,
bas enblofe 9oden unb 8riten iiber
ben 8ii9srn, bate ben Serrn Profefor
ni9t rur felbft einieitig, ionberr, mas
fur feline @attin, Sruu Martba, unb
fit feline beiben SO9ter. Rifa nnb
2end, unansenebmer mar, aud in
b09item @rabe serftreut sema9t.
unb ieitoem Profefor 4tbanaiius
2t9ttr0m an feinem grpben Werfe:
rlleber bas Wefen Der GleftriaitGt, beg
Masnetismus unb bes @lettromaene>
tismus" arbeitete, nabm feline Ger
ftreutbeit in erf9redenbem Mabe
INNER nod su.
Seiner gbegattin, Srau Mart6a,
ma9te 9err Atbanaiius besbalb Sorz
gen, mebr als senus. DAB er obne
9ut, ober nit benz ro1afarbisen Sonz
1enidirme elmer feiner SD9ter auf Der
8afe erf6ien, bab er Bel ftrDmenbem
&egen ben S9irm susetlappt unterm
Irm trasenb, pati9nab mad 9aufe
lam, baB CT beim Sortgeben aus benz
9~afbauie, ieinen 9ut am 8opfe, mod
etnen speiten, fremben mitnabm, nun,
bag mar serabe fem unsliid.
Mu6 bas that ni9t piel, baB er, pie
iingft, gum Mittasstiide, tommenb,
ietnen plab einnabm, ii9 bur9 bic
9aare itri9 unb belebrenb begarn:
r9as lebte Mal alfo, meme !Serren,
beipre6en mir bic 8irtungen zines
Snbuttions= Stromes ouf bic" bann
aber iib beiinnenb, innebielt unb feiner
Gbefrdu Die polfte Nnerfennung iiber
bic 8or5iigli9feit Der aufgetragenen
S66berl unb bes fnuiperigen
S6peinebraters ousTpra@.
Greignete ii6 aber 4ebnli9es in 1eiz
mem Stammfafe, mo er altGeli9 ieiz
men ~piccDlo" f9liirfts, 10 mar bies fir
bic quite Srau, ipenn ite bapon erfubr,
re6t peinli6.
Senn ni9t einmal nur mar es eez
fGeben, bab 5err Mtbana1ius 2i6tz
ftrOm bortfelbft BEN um i'm perfamz
melten &affeebaussditen, in Der Meiz
aung, er babe feline Stubenten Dor fi6,
piheni9aftli9e @ortrdse bielt, nobel
bic i'm umgebenbe &orona anerbings
jebr aufmertiam Subor9te, iebo9 Bel
Der nd9ften fi9 ersebenben paaie unter
fp0ttifdem, lautem r8rapo! 8rapo!
8rapifiimo!' in f9alenbes Geld9ter
nusbra9.
MGbrenb Der lebten Weibna9ts>
ferien bate profei1or @tbanafius unz
ermiibli4 an feinem sroben Werte:
rueber bas Weien ETC." fortgearbeitet.
Raum mar es benz bereinigten 8itz
ten, Sleben unb Weinen feiner gbefrau
unb Der beiben SO9ter selunsen, ibn
am MISUNDERSTANDING in bas Speiiss
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02

~ VbutitutiHtt IbtuluilpphebHs
baben fi6 in ssolee befen Biz auf uniere
Sage erbalten. @ines Der tirseiten lei
bier als 8eiipiel angefIbrt:
.alopf oil, flopf AMI
Dteiu bers bat ith auf getuu,
llub wiiuidl Dir gliif mo allies gut.
@eiunbeu leib uuo friiden NUT,
&iel gutter lar uub lanf lsben:
Sas nllb Dir got auf eroeu gebenl
SD miiuif Dir Elm %frduleiu iuoblgefuit,
SaS Dir I'M ber;eu ipobl gefalt
limo bid lieb bat fir amber fnaben:
Die ioltn Dir gum Ilelln jar baben."
Dim meiiten bat ii9 in bisier Sihs
tungsart Sans Sols berporgetbdn, Der
aug Wprms ftammte, fi6 in Nirnberg
o~niiebelte, mo er Barber mar urb
tpabri9einli9 audi cine Sruderei be-
fab. Gr tpar als Meifteriinser tbGtig
unb lit Der spOlfte Der StpDlf alien
Iiirnbersif9en Meiiter. Sn Der Site
ratur nimmt ct etnen GbrenplaB als
einer Der b%ebeutenbitsn Saitna9tsipiels
bidter isner 3eit Elm. Sisfe Neuiabrs'
sebi9te iinb gum She'll fatirii9 unb
eeibeln Die Iuspiaie Der 3eit9enDffis
f9en Sitten; miturter iinb tie iebr
berb, entbalten aber audi pahrbaft
pcetii6e Stelen. Il9 Elm anoerer
Niirnberser Si6ter, Sans Roienbliit,
unter benz Seinamen S6nepperer poer
S9pdber betannt, bat Gbnli3e n4lopf
an" geot6tet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
@euiabrsidcri. Gin Mann aeist

0%eniabrsidcr,. Gin Mann seists
am erften Sanaar in Der 3eituns elmer
fleinen Staot an, bab er morsen
Ibenb iieben ltbr Dem Yublifum einen
Menfden seisen piirbe, Der 70 piele
9lusen babe, als Sage i'm Sabr. Sas
Sheater mar gebrGngt bon, Der @orz
bang purbe aufsespgen uno Der @n=
fiinbiger iener @nsetse trat Dor unb
faste: .Meine 9errfdaften! sic feben
in mir ben Menfden nit 10 pielen
Iusen ala Sassn i'm Sabr, benin mir
baben beut ben s~tpeiten Sag i'm Sahr."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02

S6wupsl Shmups Hosen Die Saneebdue
flatidenO gesen Die Seniter.
nG9tlihertpetle bic Senfter ieiner eisez
net, Wobnuns NIT S9neeDaIen bom>
barbirt unb einpirft, INN feline Sauss
genofen gum Oeffnen bes 9austbores
5u peranlafIen, tpdbrenb er ben Sauss
tborf9luKel in Der Saf9e lines neber>
rodes NIT fi9 berumtrGsE, mar ben
Serren bon Der poliaet mod ni9t pors
gefcmmen. So4 tpurbe ter aeritreute
9err mad Mbnabme ieines Nationales
p~orldufig ertlafen.
OiesmaI mar er felbftperitdnbli4
friiber babeim als bas erite Mal.
Gs mar aber au9 f4on bic bD9fte
3eit. sSn aebn Minuten mar bas neue
Sahr ba. 6errn. Itbanaii us fpdtes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02

1lnermartete s6lnkfnIaernng. =
2ebrer: rNah benz %. fomntt al5o
Der 80. DECEMBER, mas fommt uah benz
81. 0esemberg" -Trib Ger fi@ ses
melbet bait: 80 tommen bic Med.
r,unqen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
Das &llcksqespann.

Drum bat oils 9liifsipmbol
gtar pobl nit 6edt ermdblt
Dies Sbier;
Dim Shniirdsn oiel baoon,
Gin sou;es flottes 9lidsgeipaur,
Sas wiiui6' i'd bril-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02

Scr a~enerSieie Gei9enfssber gu
Neuiabr 1T Der Granaoie. i
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02

Ssbr spieeripeufig lit,
Wie mdnuigli6 befannt,
SaS Shmeiu.
llnO wilit on Dir es fangsn,
60 iperrt es iid unb bort ntGt auf
0tit tpilDem Sdrei'n.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-10
ell tBr), Vera Cruz,
Vessels in Pert.
STEAMSHIng
Fa''e" DestIned to- Galveston,

A'''''' 'A@9 "''''....,.Ner York &. 5
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day and the close was strong, with May
re higher, at 33ssc, after ranging between
3aIl 17339sc Receipts we're 1870 cars
An exceedingly stroug demand Tor pro
visions was manifested and In tho absence
If any material offerings prices started on
steady march toward higher prices porh
being especially strong The strength IN
graius was also n supporting feature. ne
close was strong and al much higher prices
January pork closing with gain OF opc,
ot tep5 after selling between 1921 and
IL 90: January lard closed li57c higher AT
o a. and rihS were MP 1Tl2620c, at S.55.
Estimated receipts for tomorrov-N neat
20 cars: corn 1o3 cars oats 10 cars; hogs
~ OrO head.
cash quotations were as follows:
Fluor- Firm with little doing. ,.-...
Wheat No. spring 1910 no. j 6J1'"'
Nc. = red 7Siad16i,.
Corn No. ~, No. yellow ~.
Oats-Nc. . 81: No. 5 white 32dS4.
Rye-No 40.
Rarley-Good feeding 36d89; fair to choice
Flax sced~No. | lis; No. Northwest
crn l22
Timothy seed-Prme 365.
Mess pork Per barrel i6sTl&dlI,OO.
Lard Per 100 pounds 1o.1Mlo I2l2.
short ribs sides Loose Sd2lgdSI3.
Dry salted shoulders Boxed S.2JdS,ju.
Short clear sides Boxed s.T5da@.
Whisky Basis OF high wines Ia.
ON the produce exchange today the nut
ter market was steady; creamery 1Sn2sl2;
dairy lTd2i. Cheese steady, llHdl2ia
Eggs firm, loss off, cases returned, -.
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THERE WAS AN ACTIVE
SPECULATION IN SUGAR.
TIE Latest Developments in the Money
Market Offer No Prospect OF
Early Relief

New York. December o Todsys iraue-
actions In stocks wore smaller than those
OF yesterday. only few got MS much Hs
4 point away from last nights close at any
time during the day There vss slig1t
advance In the morning IN sympathy with
special movements Ia ono or two stocks.
but reaction In the afternoon carried
the iovci below last night an around and
the market closed cas- but very duh.
Quite an active speculation In Sugar WAS
the principal influence In saving the days
dealings from actual stagnation an grades
~ the refined product were advanced 10
points. Tho movement was accounted for
10y the announcement of this advance.
Aftcr the announcement the stock reacted.
The emphatic disclaimers of recent
rumors Of 81 compromise amongst the war
RUG copper factions aud late reaction
IN the London copper market today com
hlned 10 cause a reaction In Amalgamatcd
Copper. The movement ~ these two stocks
had IN important sympathetic effect upon
the whole market owing to the prepundcg-
ancc of toe dealings ia them,
In tho late weakness Louisville was con-
Sptcuous FOR drop to W below last night
TodaN's Developments u the money mar
kct offered no prospect 81 carly relief and
until mat prospect appears NO revival IN
speculation is expected The suhtreHsuuy
took from the market sl,Hs,OD bringing
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Grain and Provisions Elsewhere

ST. Louis December Wheat No .
rcd, cash aud elevator. nominal. track 1ld
- December -: Nav 10. 80 . hard Gig
III. Conn Higher. 40 . cash iI'4di5lN
track 4ra 45a,. December 11'9; May TO-
Oars Stroug Nu . cash G@',; track 34l2;
December 23', MAY 32iq. NO white 3jiq.
Eyc Higher ut 80 Pork Higher iob.
bling standard mess So Lard Higher
40 1910 Lead Steady ut ioo. Flour
steady; rod winter patents &.$9035n: OK.
tw fancy aud strait hi 3.o0G3S5 Timo.
the seed steady az 29o Corn meal 70
Steady 80 go Bran Higher sacked cast
trark IUdI2 Nav Steudv: timothy 100
@l1or. prairie 1uo0aii5o WHISKY
steady at l#2 iron r"ttou tics ioIi3
Hemp twin" " Dry salt meats. hoHed
k'ghor oNtra short. 9 10. cl.as Tbs a12'a;
short clear '62i. RHcon boxed Higher;
extra short, and clear ribs 1000: short
clear ! 40 Receipts Flour. 1900 barrels
wheat. $1,000 bushels; corn 1900 bush
sls oats t@.Odt bushels Shipments 4.
Flour 1lo1' barrels waear $4,000 hush.
els; corn. "a bushels: oats 2son0 bush
els
Sew Orloah December . Hog nrod
uctS Standard mcss SEQ Lard Eehned
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3ia 10 points For time there was a
fair degree q public Interest, aud during
the carly forenoon the market held steady
on this. and covering when public interest
subsidized and the local traders attacked the
market Under the latter selling pic s
worked OF TO points. after which there
wns partial rally, started by tue small
ness Of the interior movement, the stmi.
weekly figures seo%ins receipts OF ~, $50
period last year and only half what they
have averaged for a period OF 1ve years.
Port receipts we're also disappointing, beiuE
~, 1874 bales, against T4,S60 last year ON
this showing the In sight" signs for the
week were calculated Mt about 10000
against AS, 400 last year and 450.6S2 Cor
1900 The selling for short account was al
most entirely upon the assumption that
scarcity OF cars and bad weather accounted
for the smalness Of the movement. New
Orleans was a pretty good buyer In the
local market. Total sales ~ futures esti.
mated at 10000 bales. The market was
steady aud net unchanged to points lower
at the close,
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KANSAS cIrY SALES.

kansas City Mo" December o Follow
Ing are sales today Of Texas and Terri
tory cattle; r r LYLE. NARROW ~
steers sSl pounds 80; { steers. T33
pounds, $50. John Norris, MARROW IL
steers rs pounds ilg j. 4. Gar,in,
willard, NARROW. - steers 81 nonnde
iN. j. G. Hig6hurger pauls Valley. s.
steers 'S7 pounds $40 r. +. Barrett
Biart'Gyille 10 calves, PSI pounds, $50:
pounds no; IN steers 655 nonn6s % ' ~
borrdecGer 4 Ball, Bowie 50 steers, 7In
pounds, 3,6j; II steers, 7a8 pounds a..
it, ia steers 1905 pounds, go {, Ii. How,
$40; 10 steers, 73S pounds . "a ~
IDrriisserEs: Niunekah AZ steers. Us poSpds
S5.4C. Nagouer * Son. Bowie. 81 stneTs
~ pounds I1d ?4o W R, Moore. Mil
Thompson Milo, 20 steers 'I ssi nonnS so'
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ST. Louis December 9.-Cattle-R Receipts
6opo bead, including 1000 Texans Market
slendy; native shipping and export steers
l.t3d 80, with strictly fancy worth 100;
dressed beef aud butcher stccrs 435G,5 10.
steers under 1000 pounds 36jm5.OO; stock
crs and feeders 2,65m4 90; COWS and helfers
2id4.1O; Gamers i.50a2 80; bulls 2.406l
800; calves 1000 100; To1ss and Indian
steers 2.4pd $50; COWS and heifers Q 2n6l
30 Hogs-Recelpts 5000 head Market
dull and lower; pigs aud lights 5a0G 6 90 /:
packers 5.95d6l5; butchers 6O5gf g rs
sheep Receipts 1000 head, Market firm /:
nativ' muttons $500 0o lambs S0G5 30;
culls aud bucks 2.01d Z %; Suckers / 500
8 90 -
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New Orleans.


N0Itcihl TO Tue tNsls'
New orleans, December o.--The move
ment In the market for rough rice was
again on moderate scale. The demand
continued active for anything approaching
ton lines Of goods, but the paucity OF OF.
ferings initiated against trading Prices
were strong, but showed no quo,able
changes. The market for clean rice was
Somewhat more active under the inneus
given by the present export demand Fancy
riees were again In demand. but We're eN-
ttemrN scarce. la fact, nothing h t.C
way OF actual top-grade rice IVES on I e
market Prices showed no quotahle chuugc.
Receipts from country mills were ON M d.
crate scale, Receipts 3214 5 seeks OF rough
and 2,@i pockets 81 clean, Sales 800 peck
cts ~ clean and lO22 sacks OF rough ~
Whlch IA sacks were honduras ana GiS
sacks domestic Japan
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POULTRY, EGGS AND sVTlS

ST. Louis. December 9. Il. ssrrIeys u
chickens 19ie 5s, e. 'i geese ., Bu!te:.f-IEs, IA
creamery 2sdso; dairy is'ss-'
STEADY at %, loss Of, rsr-ssstsl
New York, December 9' s-sS. stsis y
11.iII packages; market nfnisso %: vel
PENNSYLVANIA, average pes rn eccr tor
fancy graded 2sd2e; We. WesieiN ~
aOld57: refrigerated 1901 q -Esgs-li'1
Kansas city, December
91Ih
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS

Memphis, December ? 90 ,TV' IL q !. Y
per gallon Prime crua lils "a IS; q -
mall primo summer iss aeookiaF IN. "
yellow nominai choiJ,s b.s
yellow, less than c eal y. cake 2 y. 4
Prime meal 10 5od2o, l5 ssr o -csi'' 4
View orleans, Decor ~ ,yrals. Sffi. -
oiI.-Prinie refined, y ,3mt er5sf' ~
hned, IN barrels, 81 p''
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Net Receipts al All u. S. Porte.
Difference 2e,ss5 1s,li4 1es,ls2 ..",
NEW oRLE ANS SPOT COTTON.
Buyers and Sellers Were Apart in The
Views Regarding Prices.

buyers ano oSllefS Nseic apart w 'iSU
Views Regarding Prices.
New Orleans, December a.-rhe market
for spot cotton was very quiet, buyers and
sellers were apparently apart In their views
regarding prices. Roth elements appeared
measurahy indifferent and as converts
we're not 10 be had from either quarter,
prices held fairly steady at about the PIE
Nlous level. There We're foW, n any orders
frOIu the other Side In hand. and what lit
IL trading was done seemed based ON sneO-
ulRtiye action. Sales 1850 hales, Including
$500 60 arrive. Quotations unchanged
The future market was almost Stagnaut
Ante opening 10 2 points higher thaA
Yesterdays coslng prices it cased on slow
u. with occasional fluctuations, until noon
when there were net declines Of points
from the opening range. Thereafter some
Improvement took place. leaving prices ~
tue cicse 70 points below yesterday
close
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SUGAR.

New York. December ,,fnrai q q
a. N moIasses sugar 81. Re ilI 'ssrsdes
New York. December a. .,1A'' % Fola'
aned sugars were ad'yneep : -
day. na.ember a "A
steady esTT open Kettle u ssSits'
Kettle centrifugal 3 IN lids : iiessl...s
TeIIows sisd4 i-iG; see0 ,.stile gieS
Molasses-Steady; open DIS sdes
frifugal 7ao3. syrup
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New York, December o. Dry so DIS No
material change In home demaud Tor rot
ton goods. and no export buying OF any
account General tone without change
some lines ~ shCetings and muic.up she rs
advanced per cent. Print cloths duh and
unchanged Cotton hosiery and underwear
quiet without quotable change lu prices.
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coEFeE

Ny, NiSw I9gk December r. Spot Rio steady
Glue Of TO 10 points on sales OF 5000
bags December 4 81; January 60G4 Is;
February 4 10; March A 50, MAY 1.Ooi July
. 10 september 5.25; October . 90
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pn.,niE.. anhh.a

Testhertord, Texas December s--fne
nostofhcc At Peastsr, this county. was
broken into last night and the caAh drawer
robbed ~ $50. OfAcers are lrre6tisatins
but 20 clev 70 the burglar las been found
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-10
NEW YORK COTTON STEADY.

Market Was Net Unchanged to ? Points
Lower at the Close
New YORK December s,-The cotton msr.
het cpened steady Al an advance of to Q
points, or at the best aEures Of the session
Or better cables than expected with toe
Lirerpoel usrkes Showing . bet advance OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-10

ccInts Slty, December C,,.i.
NM is,oey head. Including t5oa ,Tre,,iSe
steady eAs eso 9gd 500 native calves MSrts;
steers 5. to5 3 o5 ,Ap , ana dressed bSsf
oo'H ,CtkteTs ana feeders 3 4oa 80 ..,eo SSS'
Se tSsi w :. nttlre COWS 1904 aaS CONS
lSg - 100 p; eanaers da,7s u stne
roipa Is M, ssSl .,,s 2Sas25' ac ss oPIl.
soSas.'o light Srsas,eS7Gi '', 80, sG a.,
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r.rrrsrnN STOCK.


Port Arthur, Texas, psssnsg .ou q,
Steamer Paraguay arrived toSs .srs1red a
weston where propeller Nas ,h 800 n
cleared for philadelphia WIZ
Ions crude,
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600. Sheep Receipts 5000 head. Market
strong 70 10 higher: native lambs Ood 5.30;
Wetsern lambs 3.S5dj.25; fed ewes 3.oOd
",s5; nntlvc wcth'rs 31UM4.JO; Western
wethers 3ooui1o; stockcrs and feeders
-.pDGL5.1l.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-10
NEW ORLEANS.


New Orleans, La, December 9.-Thc
Market closed this evening amply supplied
with grown cattle; demand for TAT calves.
yearlings' hogs and sheep; market un.
changed.
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THE RICE MARKET.
Conditions Are Unchanged and Business
Is Limited

Conditions in the local rice market con.
tnue unchanged, Receipts OF rough we're
were comparatively so.
The market is in waiting mood and
no activity is expected "a develop until
the weather becomes more settled Thn
demand for coed qualities Of rice continues
uuabated and pEiees are very nru
Honduras, fancy hcnd..a,., 06M1 "
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COTTON MARKET QUOTATIONS.

The range ~ prices at View York and |
Now Orleans for active months vas rs fol
lows
New York upcn. high. Low. Close,
January sas2o $40 S - s.252 -
March ...... Sa12e SGT S.l3 s.17.is
New Orleans
Nfare4 III. s.lb-i8 as 500 SHE
1custon Daily Statement
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-10

io5piG last Ncrf'
The cotton market after cpcning higher
On farorable reports from iiecrno ]. which
followed the advance made the previous
d.r IN American markets. drifted along
without much support and finally cased OF
vs. IL ashamed ~ tho slight upward II urt
madc the day before.
Yosttidays movement 81 prices cmpha
sizes tho fact that quotau Ms will change
upon the slightest rrovocaiion. Wnile vcry
few pers ns may have expected a continued
rlsc IN tn, market. yet the prospects in
dicatcd at icast standstill but the Own
ward trrn came ard ~ one Vas seriously
dlsarpointcd. Tor IN Tho present conditi a
of the market 1t Is the unexpected that
happens.
Fri receipts Tor the due wcrc much ho-
" the same iar asst year hut there vas
ar Official promise 81 better weather con
ditinnR FOR today In tho cotton holt. which,
united with a general inck ~ support
caused the decline. 4 heavy Increase N
the crop movement Of any time. whether
rfrmareut or NOT. would hay" decided or
feet on prices, Just a. Whs manifested Yes
terday and tho reasons assigned fcT .
falling ~ IN the movement are numer Us
and are being agitnted hy tao advancing u'
tas orieS IN favor Of both sides Of the qucs-
tiau 10 hes heeu demonstrated fnft 10
car famine theory. as NJ ~ GcTqs rs cor.
,-rncd. is iaseie,s. and while e vas ficr
regards tho situation east Of the Missile
N.rpl The congestion has Teen r'lierei 70 q
certain extent M least Tho had condition
- country roads II another ~ tho causes
sdyauted fer thr sissv marketing II cotton,
TIC rains whir very heavy n Texas hs;
,re.k cmountipg - fool iu Ala 'nu'a.
Ge~r.ii Frd tho raroiluIs rNo,c is uc
soubt itst "a. rains did retHrd tho NOV"
mont very largely 81 bte, qua n is as
p,cted that tie receipts tot. week viii
SHOW artaf improvement.
In connection win the crop movement
thr QUESTION ~ demand Is equally 7s iur
fpriant rrd while n rs little carly %oi
the latter 20 have an rac,t nm prices. still
"a must In taken rs r factor th { So il Dr.
:ppradahlv felt In the future market op
rrati0ns.
Tne following opinion ht o Sow YORK. hrU
70 porthv " attention.
"Th aNsrrpti0N - cotton thus far tii'
veasrn points to tho larger consumption cs
tiusics as being moderate. and the spot
.rarkots 4 thc South continue to hold
firm rcisfion 20 tive more speculative lie'
harins tho support ~ demand from export
err and consumers. This IL id f1c
pticS has heon apparent Oh the season an,
remains IN fore 10 2 great cTtcat ~ tl
present tine. Either tho movement Of az
ton muet Increase materially or the prr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-10

liverpool, Business quiet prices firm. :
points up: sales 5000 bal s. ~ witch go
wore American; speru alton I1d 'SIo Z
11er alcs: imports 1900 bales. ~ which
Il 200 y orr Nm rl.um-