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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-23
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Samfunoets Stbrelfe
6plot iioIte llge W}goe paa bor Stole
/ 9es MOines. 5orban6lingerne
prejeoe fig iarlig ON Dor Wiislipn.
Der bdr mddite alorig iom for 5ioen
/ ben SIP, portSamfunp bar beitaaet,
paret itiaet Iaa mango arab ON fait
praitelig 9etjening fraMeni9becer oa
arebie, Der biotil enten life bar pas
ret betjent fra bort Sdmfuno eller
ogIaa fun lejligbeospis eller en- Sang
eller iua ON Maaneben. Oette er 10
/ bpjeIte @rao glaoeligt, pm eno oct
letter ps | en- panltelig Sitting, ipet
Mangslen paa praiter gpr, at pi life
/ 1jeblitfet fan eftertomme aGe be
itilleoe Srdp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-23
Q(terieffs 30 eninq.

port 2trt6ur, 2OOe Oft. = gice=
admiral gllerieff Iugoe ON Mufrens
2labning: oOet er ct Spsrgsmaal.
Iori oi bill orbne al @snItabelig6cb
meo De 5oreneoe Stater. Den I'M
ternofionule 6anbel maa naturligpi5
sad ufprIprret."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-23

Oatlanb = s. @. OlIen, sn
Sti6stgmrer, boiiobenoe 116 Oregon
Street, San 5rancisco, bar Snss
Rags Iaa ubelbig at faloe neb fra Wta=
item pau ct Sfib, Iom ban arbejpeoe
paa neoe pep Bodies Sfibsberft.
San falOt fra en- 0pjre af 25 Sob og
fom meget ilemt til Stabe. 6ans
renItre Sen blep brGftet paa to Stez
Der, ligeIpm HperaOen blep alporliat
forpreben. 0et befrp9tes ogIaa, at
ban bar taget inbpenoig Sfabe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-23

Sfolen | Oes M oi ines. =
Gfteraarsterminen begpnbte meo gobt
90 Gleper. giogle flere inbmelote
naaebe life at fpmme meb fra Begun
belien. puitor Noroentoft er flpttet
ino 5oritanoerbplieen, bpor bans
Spiter, Der fom fra Ganmurt ben 9.
Ottober, bolber Sus for BAN. S SRI
ss meO benoe fom Srgten arag, Der
ital p9re 99rerinoe | MuIit, 9dan6-
eerning og @pmnaitit. 8pgmeIter 8,
Senien bill ogIaa | 9inter tOmme I'll
at leOe be manoliee Glepers @pmna-
Itit.
Som tibligere nepnt ber 9laoet,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-23

: aiaGg til, 6paO pi meopelte i
iioIe Runner angaaenoe be omoiIpus
tereoe puntter f,er enbnu fslgenoe:
Storbritdnien % Ruslano beitemie
@ranfen reo 3rattai / 1926, os bd
llriteb stdtes fiji @laitu, bleO Der in
gen 5oranbrins giort meb 9enIpn til
grqnien. Snbtil Der opoageoes
@ulo, par Der ingen 0iIput ON
9r9nIen.
@ranielinisn fulbe, tort iagt, be-
epnbe nep prince uf Ddles gens ibb>
ligIte punft, fslge portlano aanol
og 5aitlonoet inbtil 56. parallel, oers
ira fuloe ben fslge 9jergtoppene, iom
lsbsr lanes meb apiten, men bpor Der
ingen gjsrge bar. ituloe @r9nlen gaa
mere eno f0 Spmil ira apIien inpiil
et punit mar psb Mount ct. elias,
bpprfra ben ffulbs lebs til Ssbapst.
Striosn 9ialot @r9nien ipo for
Mount Glids. 2lmerita poahoo, at
unber 5rdttatsn meb GusIano bar
gnglano ubelutfet fra llole6 til 9az
ret, % at aDItlinien ltulbe lobe oDen
ON olle 6dbarme, mebens England
boiOi paa. at Grenfsn ifulos lsbs fra
aanobopeb til Qanbbooeb. 9erIpm
benne qaaItano baDbe ieirei, pilSs
Stospup. 8pea og andre aolOnier
mango Wlile FRA Snolsbenes WunOins
ger bleDet britiff 9erritorium.
llnbsr aenbelIen faar bi, bpab bi
affio bar forbret. Der bar bog 0runo
til 0iiput angaaenbe portlano a1s
nal. 9(meritas paaitano bar, 1t
@ranien begDnbte paa Spbeitiiben aF
be 10 Ger, fom ligger Wunoingen,
os Gnglanbs. at ben lsb pda RorOs
peltiiben. Der er en- rummelig 9anbz
bsj pua begge Sioer. og Serne er
fmaa og uoen 9etDonine.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-23

pa It. 9roetmeper, Der baD=
&c melot fig til fornpet SjeneIte bort
SamfunO og bar bleoen taloet af W1ez
nig6eben Minneapolis, bar fenpt
Meboelelie ON, at ban life tommer,
boao Der er en- itor StuFelie, ferlig
fer ct. peters Menig6eb, Minneapo=
lis, Der babOe 9leOet fig til nu mart
at fua fdit prait igen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-23
12te Mara.

oenteoe man at faa en- teologiif &an=
bioat fra Oanmart fom 2Grer peo
Sfolen. Som iaaban er MI antagtt
aanb. 6piberg, Der for 5ioen baDoe
PlaOs fOm 2erer peO 5riifolen i
6Ialtring reb 2empi9. 9an og 9u=
itru Oentes til 9es Moines til gftess
adrsterminens 9e9pnbelie. $. til
bliDe Oroineret fpr fin 2tfrejie fra
Odnmdrt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-23

Sresno Sorsoagen b. 8. Oft.
fejrebe SIR. Sborbalo 5ranbIen og
WfiIs Carrie Sepien here's 8rpllup /
Siemmet 6os Dlr. g. Ufsller Sars
ger. gruben er belfenbt Der. Sun
er en- Spiter til Mesirs.Gbris og Garl
Sepfen, Del Hep. 9ruogommen tr
pgIau peltenbt / Gel Gep o9 Smegr,
6bor ban bar opbpIot fig Here 9lar.
Ga. 90 @enner ca @eninber al be
HDgifte operoGrebe @ielIen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-23
UYheosaeenterne hapoe
allieepel Ret.
9lmerifa panot Sllaifalagcn.
& a nabierne pil lite unoe =
5fripe.

2onopn, 20. Sft. = 2tlaItd 8oms
misiionens officieGe Afgerelie tunes
gioroes GftermiOOass. adnaoa faar
gortldno adnal, og 9erne Mdles o9
pearce. Qlmerifa fdar Reiten al bet
omItriot: 5erritorium. aenoelien /
gllaffd 0rQnieltrio uneertegneoes |
gftes af ct 5retal af commissioners
Weolemmer.
9ommisiion9rerne QlDlesiportb og
sett fra adnabu p99reoe iig peo ct
i9tte oeres Rapne unoer Oofumens
tel ca forloo ubenrigstontorets Be
refer. Oct bar foraaridget lite rin9s
llro / officisQe arebie, bd man 9aas
6ete, at aenoelien piloe blipe esitenlz
mig.
aenDeasn giper Il. 9. alt, bpaO bet
forlanger unotagen pprtlanO aanal,
iom tioligere berettet. Den pil itda
9repe, ba 2orb G6ief Suffice 4lper=
ItOns. Ssnator 9OOgs, SenatOr surs
ner og NliniIter Rooi. iom unoeritrso,
utesr ct 5lertal al aOmmisFonen.
Ter uotales intet Saa6 ON. at De
tonooiItc aommisiionarer bill retoas
Iioerere here's geIlutning og unoers
ftrioe aeubelien.
aommisfonen bar 6eiluttet lite at
funcgpre i'm llnoerisgelIe for 81
fentlig6ersn. eorO 6fief Suite III
perItone bar opergiOet aOmmisiios
mems Reiultater til RepruIentdntsr
for be to psbtommenre Regsringer,
og be pil meOOele oem til 'oeres re-
fpettibe 8egeringer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-23

5 bp. agbmanb martin
6 grictfen agter efter 5orlHtenbe
til 6ordaret at reiie til bet gamle
2dnb meO lin 6uItru. 8enne bar
/ lang 3iO liot meget al Qf6ma, CO
9ejfen fpretages 6dabet ON at fors
6eore benbes 6elbreOstilitanb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-23

Mr s bris giabn fra petaluz
ma 6ragte iibite ltge i'm 9uitru Der
til gpen; bun ital un6ersaa en- Spe=
ration paa ct at De berparenoe Soz
ipitaler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-23

0lr. q. .. S D bnien, en- at
5resnos beOit fenbte DANTE, bar
fornplig tebt part ben fore auI=
9r9noez og 8ognmanosforretning
paa Steuart Stre.t mellem Soparo
pg 6pliom Streets. 0irmaets glaon
er 9ugb Sylpnn &c So.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14
WEAKNESS WAS SHOWN
IN THE DAYS TRANSACTIONS.
Cab Money Advanced Which Was the
Only Explanation of the Declines.
Foreign Exchange Improved.

New York, January l9.-rhe stock market
made a further reaction today and was
heavy 70 weak during most OF the session.
but made some recovery during the last
hour and closed irregular The heaviness
OF the market had no better explanation
than yesterday. Money advanced from Az
per cent at the opening to per cent but
no difficulty was experienced In getting It
and little attention seemed to be paid to
the money situation by operators In stocks.
This was not true, however, Of the foreign
exchange market London's operations I'm
stocks mere were not on d large scale and
dld not influence exchange Ii Is believed
that some bills arc about maturing that
represent borrowings abroad for New York
account during the money striugency here
last month. There is a likelihood also
that there Is some accumulation Of ex.
change TO provide payment for French
rentes for which there IS said to be some
present demaud on account of the Amer
lean Insurance companies. The effect I'm
Rerin yesterday Of the foreshadowing OF a
German loan was duplicated In London to-
day by the expectation of an early an.
nouncement of Transvaal loan The
government operations are probably the true
explanation for the hardening Of foreign
money rates. and 1t is believed that our
obligations TO foreign money centers are
still destined to draw gold from Europe in
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14
85c. Local receipts small at eo6 cars,
Id a still further falling of 10 anticl-

a85c. Local receipts small at 2oe cars,
and a still further falling on 10 anticl-
pated.
ably steady, In view OF the decline III
hogs A little selling by pit traders caused
an easier feeling In pork and lard, but
ribs held steady. Nav pork closed &c .ow'
er, at 10. 27s; lard was down to 9.4I2
while ribs were a shade higher at $500
s97i5. 80
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat 80
cars; corn 1S5 cars; oats 1oo cars; hogs
$1,000 head.
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour--S Steady.
No. red 12T721a.
CorD-No. . Al; No. 2 yellow ~.
Oats No 3315; No white a4tas5.
Rye--No . 4S.
Barey-Good feeding 42G45; fair to choice
mating 47dos
FLAX seed--No. lis; No Northwestern
ia
Timothy seed-Prime $50.
Mess pork-Per barrel 1906.
Lard PEI 100 pounds $50.
Short rib sides Loose S.ISdsS Si4g.
Dry salted shoulders BoEed S.3IleGS, GIG.
Short clear sides Boxed 9o0do.12l9.
Whisky Basis of high wines $50.
ON the produce exchange the butter mar
liet was quiet md steady. creamery iSd2Il7
dairy lTd25 Cheese dull aud steady iSdl4
Eggs 6rm, 2oi1.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14
A REACTION IN STOCK MARKET

case Of need. This prospect would have
natural tendency TO check Wholesale com.
inttmenls IN speculation for rise IN New
fors But yesterdays disappointing re-
spouse from the general public ito last
week considerable and inviting rise served
70 admonish the managers Of the advance
that little was to he hoped for yet from the
public IN the way OF absorbing securities
cate promoters Selling was renewed
throughout later md there was no impor-
tant recovery until the last hour, when
Manhattan was lifted 2 points over last
night aud the price was run up again to
the top level of the morning. Contributory
causes to the heHviness were the steps
taken In congress TO investigate the coal
supply; fears OF damage TO earnings of rail-
roads by snow blockades, and broad intima-
tions that no immediate dividends are TO be
expected on Colorado Fuel. Practically all
leading stocks We're a point or more below
last night ut one time, and not all OF them
fully recovered on the late rally.
Bonds were moderately firm. Total sales,
par value, $2,07O.Ooo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14

bushels corn $4,000 bushels. oats $1,000
bushels Shipments-Flour GOO barrels,
wheat 9S.OoO bushels, corn 5000 bushels.
oats GO.O0O bushels
Kansas city January 49, Close: Wheat
May 6St2: July 66ia; cash No. hard
66i.afs; No. 6ta6j; No. 4 hard 5H16l 4;
No 66d6Tl, Corn January 37Hsd31ai
May $685. cash No. . mixed Ssl9dSs%; No.
white 50: No 3 2sai Oats-No. Q white
3jle Receipts Wheat AZ, 900 bushels;
corn 1920 bushels: oats 1900 bushels.
Shipments Wheat $500 bushels; corn
100 500 bushels; oats 23,Ooo bushels,
New York January Is Wheat Receipts
ll2 coo bushels; exports 9Sr 90 bushels.
Spot firm: No red sou elevator. and sOl4
T. -. h. afoat; No Northwestern o. T.
. b.. ahoat; No. I hard 679a +. o. b afoat.
Options steady. Hides steady. Leather
friu. Wool firm Cotton seed oil--Stronc
primo ycllow 4ti4a49la. Rice firm.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14
KANSAS CITY SALES.
Special to The Post

Stock Yards, Kansas City. January 10
me following sales Of Texas and Territory
cattle were made here today:
l.. D. ChOatc, Bunch, 70 steers 1O1o
pounds, $50, A. Y. Miller. Gainesville.
~ steers, rs pounds. 80; % COWS. BOG
pounds, go; cows, 746 pounds. 8 20.
Gainesville, 10 cows, 1925 pounds 2 90 n n
Waltonberger, Vinita, al steers. loSi
pounds 3,99 W. c. Nathol, NARROW. is
steers steers 1886 pounds, $50. Urda WuIfgen.
~ cows, I31 pounds = So: Is cows ak
hounds :. - Ben Nantuyl, Colorado CITY,
- COWS 100 pounds, .. 20, Carver & With,
olspo9n' Fort Smith. l54 steers. 100
e.. s. Smith. futile "a steers, 1858 bounds,
I,II; - cows, S54 pounds, 2 90; 40 steers
Lao pounds, 100. J. H., Wright, Tuttle'
pounds, ,95. Trout & Stnnfed RoT IL
steers, 9I5 pounds, 8.65. q. A. Ramseri
Iulpert, Is steers, $50 pounds, 3 so.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14
GRAIN MARKET WAS BULLISH
CLOSE WAS HIGHER
IN ALL DEPART MENTS.
Free Buying Caused Advances In Wheat,
While Corn and Oats Went Up In
Sympathy With the Market.

Chicago, January 13.--Therc was O good
trade In wheat today and the market was
strong on decidedly hulllsh news. May
wheat closed ssc higher. May corn was l5c,
while oats were 1sa14c higher. Provisions
were barely steady and May options closed
from shade higher to &c lower.
There was good buring on May wheat
by some Of the strongest people 10 the
trade, with the prominent long taking con
siderable. Part Of the buying was for
Southwest account, chiefly st. Louis, and
shorts were also good buyers The selling
was mainly by local traders aud offerings
were so free that the upward tendency Of
prices was checked materially. There was
a fair demand from the Northwest, hut
the strength In corn was the principal bull
factor. Small clearances and favorable
weather were bear factors. May opened Il
shade to Use higher, at I5Ac to I55s@IGc,
and advanced gradually to. 7e9s(gIl6l5c.
where it closed, with gain of Sc. Mime
apolis and Duluth reported receipts OF 327
cars, which, With local receipts Of 20 cars,
three points. 3o7 cars against 434 last
week and 40 a year ago.
Corn ruled active and strong, the strength
abroad having stimulating effect here.
There was n big trade In May around 44c.
hut free offerings by commission houses
and by small longs retarded the upward
movement a big export demand was the
chief strengthening influence, there being
over 100 boatloads reported taken for ship
nent. The close was strong at the TOP for
May a 441sc, with ynlu of We. aftes
ranging between Ass and 43&d44isc 10.
cal receipts were 6s5 cars mono OF cnu-
tract.
oats were fairly active and the market
was firm, the strength in other grains
being q help. Commission houses sold oil
the advance, the hulk Of offerings beilg
taken by scaipers A fair cash demand
vas also supporting factor. The close
was hrm. with May hG1Mc higher. at 3i5s
u55c, after selling between 84% and 34S
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14

Special TO The POstl
New Orleans, January lS-rhe demand
Tor rough nee continued very active, with
offerings OF very moderate character.
Little in tae way Of Top grades came Tor
ward. and what matcriuiiaed was quickly
absorbed at full prices, Trading WIS CON
dued 10 Honduras lines and business was
tairlv well distributed over the whole
range. Clean rice was also In active de-
maud with prices strong and well main
talAed. Actual trading was again broad,
hut the bulk Of the business was In low
and medium grades for export Prices
showed no quotable change. Extra fancy
goods are being firmly held and are put for
ward sparingly, but there seems dispoSi-
tlon TO meet the market on low and
medium lines. In fact It may be said that
these latter constitute the entire offerings
ut present. and are mainly represented by
receipts from country mills, which have
been coming In rather heavily Of late Re
cepts 100 sacks OF rough and 3446 pockets
Of clean. Sales, 434o pockets OF clean and
1901 sacks Of rough OF which $40 sacks
were Honduras and nfty-two sacks do
nestle Japan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14
METALS.

New York. January 49, Tin was . lesa
day. both in New York ana Lp ys; h
latter market declining los H
for spot. and f12s 2s I'd for f W M;
the local market closed az 49,
Copper in London declined, loslg.
spots closing at f5S IS and iuto oa X,
los The local market aileese nd Il
developments abroad, was wess o Nh {
Standard 11.5o: lake Il. 20 eles.SS9 NJ
and casting 1900, Lead was sus~ .drls
changed at London, but mere s.,, Ill
10 to 80 points, with the ei close ~ |rlcs,l
Iron abroad was Arm. GlassomlS ID
53s I'd and Mlddlesboro az az TEii
ly iron was dull and uncnaDssu
are nominal.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14
PROPOSED GtNNER's TAX

number Of tho members II the Hous.
ton Cotton Eychau=o were questioned ycs-
to-day as t" thelr opinion of the hin which
is proposed hv Southern congressman 10
impose small taS upon Zach bale " cot
iou passing through tho hands Of the giu-
ners.
A stated i'm Yesterdays Post, the object
~ tive bin is to got accurate information
on the crop and prevent tho making Of so
many Wild and misleading estimates. The
ton men appears 10 be that tho bill would
accomplish nothing In the direction which
would hc most beneficial. that is. IN pro
venting the misleading estimates. II Is the
opiuion of many that the imposition ~
snch a tax would lie unconstitutional. but
II II should not he SO, then the passage
Of the bin might bc productive of better
results In securing accurate information Of
the number Of bales giuned cnch season. Az
far rs any other beneficial result is con
cerned many doubts are expressed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14
SALES AT ST. LOUIS.
lSnnninl IL, Tho pnst \

National Stock Yards, H., January 10 49,
Sales OF Texas and Territory cattle made
today; w. s. and j. NJ. Thompson, Cole
man. Texas, o47-pound steers, 40, j b.
Stribling, Oklahoma, 1904 poud bulls,
500. Naylor & Jones. Fort Smith. Ark.
J3Opound bulls, ? S5; 0T5 pound steers,
$40. Naylor. Jones & Ward, Fort Smith.
Ark, 10S5-pound bulls, 800: g2s-pound
steers, 3.3o; 9J4-pound steers, 3.l5; S72.
pound bulls, 2,S5. II, Boldly. Fort smith
Ark, 1OS7-pound steers, 400 r. II.
Gowan, Fort Smith, e75-pound steers, so
J. Holland, Texas s7s-pound bulls, $50:
615-pound cows, go. ]. b. Glllpt. Texas
6O4-pound cows, 2,75. G.. H. Bendowcl
Texas. 692pound cows, o.75. Holt &
Moore, Morgan, Texas, S40,pound steers
3IJ. W, J. Lawrence, Dawson, Texas
1052-pound steers, AS. ]. l.. Lee. Dawson
Texas. 9i6-pound steers. 800; 94S.pound
steers, 3.75; cows $50 to 325 bulls. 3a5
250-pound calves 600 per cwt Berry Il
Rogers. Dawson, Texas, 742-pound mixed
3.25; 10opound cows. 800; S22-pound
mixed, 2.90i i200-pound stays $40 G.
W. Sanders, Texas, calves, 1850. S, Ken
nedy Fort Worth, Texas 66s-pound cows.
2.40. w. b. Hancock, Alpine, Texas $50
pound cows, 30; 6S6-pound cows, 2 40.
A, r. Fake Fort Worth, S43.pound steers.
$40. Herndon & Foster Shreveport, La.
992-pound steers 800; s85 pound steers,
$50, Thrty-three hundred Texans: steers
steady TO 10 lower. bulls and cows steady
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14
MARKET OPENED QUIET
But Showed Depression and Closed 4
Points Down.

TQlFlI3 OONfll.
New York, January t3 The cotton mar
Set opened quiet at an advance OF . points.
The improvement was due TO a better tone
OF early cables than had been looked for
Tho market became easier. There was
some demand from commission houses on
outside orders and some buying on Eu-
ropean account But as soon as the out
side demand subsidized the local traders took
advantage Of the dizziness that followed
and sold in a moderate way with the re-
suit Of depressing prices 20 the extent Of
to I points FROM tho opening figures
Later I'm the session there was partial
rally on covering The market closed quiet
and steady at net unchanged prices Ia q
net decline Of 4 points, Total sgles ~
futures estimated Mt $4,000 bales. selling
was checked by the comparative stability
Of the Southern spot markets, New Or
leans alone reporting decline OF 1916.
while private wires reported very littie
pressure Of spot and that desirable work
Ing cottons were commanding o premium
which promised 10 Increase on account Of
their relative scarcity. There was an Eh-
sence Of the Wall street interest that has
so long been factor IN the market here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14
CHICAGO.

o, olbhicago; January -Cattle-Reeelptz
100 mead, including 400 Texans MarLet
STOW; good to prime steers 5.25Gr6 IL. ,,oor
TO- medium 3..j15. 90; stockers and feodcrs
5'92 ~ ;, COWS i4oa4So; hcifcrs 3opa
Teas p w a-1a490: calves 3.50dT. 30 !;
CENTS ", 10 head. Market opened sfeoSy
l0c lower closed 10 10 Ice lower. 9I ,riyod
Sea 0" ssEaS o6 s2SSaS5 good to choice
receipts 1000 head, Market Iowor IT, l,t,
tG g. lower; good to choice wetbcrs 9%
80 tair to choice mixed 2 o5d4 ~. W. W.
ia snSep 4.23a6,2 %; native lambs / 457
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14
The Oil Market.

Transactions Were Light But Activity
Was Apparent
Operations on the Houston on and Stock
Exchange yesterday were not up 20 Mon
days standard Only two stocks were
really dealt in, although there were plenty
Of bids and strong ones At this.
strength was shown IN Palestine-Beau-
mont, 2iigc boing bid which T. tc over
Mondays hid, The stock being offered NJ
zee
Realty still Feenu 10 be TO good demsud.
BIDS Tor lots NJ 6o,oo0 shares being made.
MATED NJ Ac whieh was the lid
GLADYS Of Galveston scored a sale, 1000
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14
COTTON MARKET VERY DULL

against receipts OF 1900 last year and ship.
ments 81 10000; relative increase Ia
stocks Of 1900
ports have been receiving since last Friday
i11a51a against t2T.0i4 last year would
indicate an IN sight this week of about the
same. or little larger than last years
sos COZ.
Liverpool opened quiet, with quotations.
unchanged TO point lower than the close
OF the previous day The steadlness Of
the market was caused by the continued
good demand and the American cables,
which indicsted squirt OF strength. The
tone continued steady during the session
until near the close, when weaker feel.
Ing prevailed. Prices. however, did not
fall on much Tor the closing quotations
showed a loss Of only point from Mon.
asy's close. The business IN the spot mar
ket was moderate. with prices easier. At
the close quotations were points lower
than Mondays hgures.
New York opened quiet, With quotations
point higher to . points lower than the
close on Monday. bearish feeling got
the upper hand Of the market very early
on higher estimates at Houston and New
Orleans which caused January 10 drop 10
s,54, March TO s 50 aud May TO SCI.
The market continued weak with little &C.
tivitN until near tho close. when slightly
better feeling caused a recovery OF point
or Two all round. At the close quotations
were quiet but steady, with a range Of >
90 points lower than the close Of the
previous day.
New Orleans opened steady, with prices
almost unchanged from the figures Of the
day before. Reports from other markets
and higher estimates for receipts caused
decline. which held on until March reached
g.. 80 and May sI1. There was yory little
activity In the market and fluctuations
were slight. Toward the close prices picked
up a little and a gain OF ! or 2 points
was made on several months The closing
quotations were ! TO 4 points lower than
the closing figures on Monday.
There was slight de6cit in the current
movement Receipts at all ports for the
day were 46,54s bales compared with As
81 FOR the corresponding DAY u last sea.
son. Since Friday receipts have been MS
So bales compared With H. to3 bales for
the same time OF last week. aud 1856
for tine corresponding time Of last season.
Thus far I'm the season receipts have been
. IFS S6g bRles. compared With i. 10 col CuU
tho corresponding time ~ iast SEASON.. TX-
ports since Friday have hecu Sj.oiS hu.Cs,
compared with J1t,fi for the same time
~ last week and 12a.2:I for the correspond
ing time ~ last seHsou. Stock ~ lutcd
states ports was i.UT@2TG bales. compared
with l.ogGoSl for the same d7v ~ last
week ana l.o33 - Tor the corresponding
day ~ last season
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14
KANSAS CITY.

n kansas City, No, January 13-Cattle--
tno S' ,po,s 1900 head natives. 1900 Texans,
~ uatiro calves; market dull and lower:
en2lee export and dressed beef steers o.
H2Au. fsiE e good 3 25q4 e6; stookert snd
TrhM rsrat sad Indiap steers smaIis,
iesM cows 2e5da1o: native coEv 2.26n