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Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-06-06

Few of us waste much energy in
praising othera
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-06-06

You can't have a blowout without
having something to blow in.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-06-06

Some people regard even favors with
suspicion.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-06-06
nv nNE PACKAGE.

A girl may have a far-away look in
her eyes and still be near sighted.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-06-06
A DANGER SPOT.

small of the
back; it tells
OF Kidney Ills.
as do most
p al n S a n d
aches in the
back.
K i d n e y ills
b e gin W i [ h
backache and
end with Dia-
betes, Dropsy,
B ri g h is Dis
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-06-06
SOCIETY WRECKED her HEALTH
Tired, Nervous, Aching, Trem-
bling, SIeepIess, Bl0Odless.
Pc = ru Ma Renovatcs, Regulates,
Restores.
A Pretty New York WOman'c Recovery
the Talk OF Her Numerous Friends.

A Pretty New York WOman'c Recovery
the Talk OF Her Numerous Friends.
Mrs. ]. f. Finn. 50 East High street.
Buffalo. n. Y, writes:
Peruna Medicine Co, Columbus. Ohio
Genflemen:-"A fr4O years ago I
lad 10 gre up S0eIaL Ltfc entirely, as
my heGkfh 70as c0mpLefeky broken
doaew. Tie G0cfor adai5cd a com
15lefe resi- fer gear. is tins was
Onf Of the question fer a fimt, I be-
gan to ko0k for S0mc Okhey means Qf
restoring my health.
had QI1cn heard ef Pe-yunG as
an crecLkenf tonIc, 50 I bought a bot
tie to see 70haf ii a00ulI do TAR me,
and 1t ccrfainly teak held IF my
system and teyu0eHGted me, and az
less than fa00 months I aOdS IN per-
feet AealIh, and near zeIrn I feel
7u0yN cut or tired a dose or tzO0 ef
PerMna IS al that I need. Mrs.
j. E. Finn.
Catarrh Causes Female Diseases.
America is the land of nervous women
The great majority of nervous women are
SO because they are suffering from sons
form of female disease, BY far the great
est number of female troubles are caused
directly by catarrh. These women despair
of recovery. Female trouble is so common.
so prevalent, that they accept it as almost
inevitable. The greatest obstacle in the
way of recovery is that they do not under
stand that it is catarrh which is the source
of their illness.
In female complaint. ninety-nine cases
out of one hundred are nothing but cataTrh-
Peruna cures catarrh wherever located
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-06-06
HaIl's catarrh Cur

Is a constitutional cure. Price. rs
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-06-06

TRY ONE PACKAGE
If Defiance Starch" does not please
you, return it to your dealer. If it does
yon get one-third more for the same
money. It will give you satisfaction.
and will not stick to the iron.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-06-06

w. N. U.-wIcHITA-No- ~. 100
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-21
GRAIN and Provisions Elsewhere.

ST Louis. January ~ Wheat Firm No
= rcd cash and elevator Is: truck TpdIl;
Nay I0I; Iulv ~; No. hard 1OdI@.
Corn. Higher; No, cash ATS, track 42Q
Az May Nis Oats Higher; No. . cash
70; track 80; May @oTs; No. white 3jlsG
-. Rye-Quict ut 40iaM5O. Pork Higher
jonhlng Standard mess lI2., Lard Higher
At N8Ila Lead Firm ut 3p1lq. Flour
cAira fancy and straight a0o0I3,30 clear
2,tUu3.O0 Timothy seed Steady at 3.O0n
3.S5, Corn meal-Stcady AT go. Rran-
Firm: sacked east track NCMS3. Hay
Steady; timuhy i0OtMt5lO prairie 7.i0GI
$50. whisky Steady ~ I'm. lrop cot
ten tics l.GiL RagcuG G5-l6dT / 10,
Hemp Irvine q. Ivy salt meats ,hoNedl
short clears 9.25. Racun ,hoXcdl Stronger;
extra shorts 1850: Clear ribs 1850: short
clear 1lO0. Eecelpts Flour 1000 barrels;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-21
PRICES WENT LOWER
ON PROFESSIONAL TRADING.
A Little Strength Was Manifested in a
Few Railroad Shares and in the New
York Public Utilities.

New York, January 20 The opening ac-
tiyity in stocks today was "a Tie sciling
side aud seemed to be DAG 10 operations by
room traders. based OH Ga. weakness de-
veoped at the close Vi.t"rdl" biit sup
porting orders we're eu-riatrr"1 wbicn nut
q stop 60 the Efforts O; professionals To
force prices lower by olcslns sturSs when
IN case of sale. they would hayr TO hritoW
for delivery. ON the other haud th1 buying
orders were placed an a scale dowu'so,ds
for the most part. and the recovery cane
20 stop for lack Of motive power. squirt
In the stocks Of The Now York pn.hc tin.
ties helped the recovery. tho decision Of the
appellate division Of the suprrnc coiri at
Albany against the coustitutlonali.y q the
New York franchise taS beilg the l,aSon
for the buying Of stocks II had nren lear
ly expected that the decision y ottlu he
discounted for two weeks past ny !u,'pg on
the confident assumption thai Tho iesuit
would be- ~ announced today. This W"vc-
meui consequently spent is furcr almost
Immediately. Tho market then 10, back
INTO deeper rim 81 idlcnpss than mt any
tine since tho frst of the uar irrtr.
days icN StrouE spots wcre 'dckiug "hore
WIS realizing IN chesapeake gnd Orio.
owing 4" d"niaS of yesterdays iumors that
he cowpan! would take over ll"cking Val
Fr m" lniter Stock showed some strength
on account ~ congratulations knnWn to be iu
progress hT IS officials, pr" umahlv luoktue
10 the disposition ~ tho road nrcortliuc 10
~" authority vested IN the dcpositorlce ~
me Stork. AmnIcamatnd Copper rose nearly
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-21

mont house checked tho advance for time,
but later tho buying moVert~at lccnine
general and. ms offerings IN the pit were
light. prices advanced. Tho wheat
strength was the main bull influence May
sold bptwecn 1914 and Sliis. and closed at
3G Local receipts S62 cars.
Provisions were dull. but Arm on the al
vince IN hogs and smaller receinis at the
chief receiving points May rurk closed
2Til higher. nj 16 17ts; Nay lard * IN, at
65ls mud May ribs % better at 922l3
Estimated receipts tomorrow Wheat. ~
cars; corn. $40 cars; oats. 290 cars; hogs,
Al coo bend.
Cash quotations were rs follows
Flour quiet
Wheat ~. . spring mare; No. . 7ca7s;
No rcd IT0Te
Corn. No . t7lt. SO yellow Ala
oats 30 = 32HiGi3i; No. 2 white 3id35i4
Rye Va 5lG59
Barley GOOD feeding 45dis, t0tr to
choice mailing Tsfi5s
Fa7 seed 30 10; 40 Northwest
crn "a
Timothy Prime seed -
Mss port Pcr barrel - NJ
Lard Tor ioo pounds lo2n
Short ribs sides Loose & 0Tta7n a2ts
ury saltod shoulders PoHod S 5CiGS "a
short clear sides HoNcd 9 2Ti}T19 %.
Whisky Basis of high wines 80
Cio1ar Contract grade q 7JN1o 65
on the produce exchange today the but
ter market was EASY Creamery 1T625;
dairy 1923. Cheese strong 13Mt3i2. Eggs
quict--Losa N. cases returned, 23G
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-21
New Orleans.


ASNeclhi 10 Inc HOSt.l
New Orleans, January 20 Trading in
rough rice was Of nominal character to-
dry and coufined 10 q smnll lot Of top grade
Honduras, which sold NJ $50 ReccIpts
were somewhat broader and offerings. In
consequence. were shade better than hnvo
hren rcputcd during thr past TOW days.
hut The general slackucts ia the dnnnnd
acted rs a clcg 60 bisncss, moderate
business was reported IN tho way ~ ripnn
rieo Int h" siinntiou as regnrds pXperts
vas somewhat Affected hy the fact than
Ito rcyt stcumor's cargo would he mainly
eonilncd 10 coal shipments This shutiinr
or ~ rice was rchceted In the quictcr turn,
which was notlcrabf dnruc the dng M,
c"lpis from country mills werc ON a mod
eraie scale Receipts al5a sacks ~ rauyh
and 2s2I pockets Of clean Snirg .,saT nocL
cts If rlran and htfc sacks ~ rough ~
which any sacks were tIDndufas alid 10
Sacks domestic .Iapsn Cle8n rice Hon
diras strong and stendg head hi,dii \.
siralghts 3isNl4lf; screenings 2ian8. ~ ?
lse'Qtfs JGpau strong aud steady. head
3ssptts straights 2a,MSM; screenings III
~; 10 2 leeclA,, actual salse al lN6tt,3s
Rough ricF. Honduras strong Hight oter.
rigs ~ 1o1i4 a2ia vifh actual sales M
at 5ocGs.a5. ''F"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-21

wheat 1000 bushels; corn $4,000 bushels;
oats 1900 bushels Shipments Flour H..
900 barrels: wheat 5000 bushels; corn 122,.
Geo bushels oats t2SOoO bushels
7o'sm7oi4 Juiy 6IN; cash no. hard 66a
Gsia No. 2 6Jq6G: No hard a9d63ls;
rejected hard 57d5s; No. ? red 60Q6oia
No 3 67dGTig. Corn--Tanuary $50: May
3S403Si2 cash No. Q mixed 39M30A; No,
. white 90: No 3aihd40 Oats No. .
white re Recelpts-Flour 1880 bushels;
corn 1850 bushels: oats 10000 bushels,
Shipments Wheat 5000 bushels; corn &c.
2O bushels onts IS, 900 bushels
New York. JAnuary -Wheat-Receipts
1tI.S0n bushels exports 1850 bushels.
Srot firm; No, > red S2& elevator and S2M
f. o. h. afolt No. | Northern S0HA I. q. h.
adoat; No. hard 0olk :. o. b. afoat OPP
,icns Arm and unchanged. Cotton seed oil
Steady.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-21
GRAIN MARKETS WERE FlRMER
STRENGTH WAS GREATEST
IN THE WHEAT PIT.
Speculative Activity Was the Principal
Factor in the Aovsnoes--Corn
and Oats Closed I1iuhcr

Chicago, January 2o--Wheat. corn, oats
and provisions ruled firm today Nav
wheat closed i4liii higher, May corn y aud
May oots lsuSS. and provisions 1j5s027i5
over Yesterday. The - ruEth generally
seemed TO be duo 20 speculative activity
more than to any change in the situation.
10 the wheat, as usual the hand uf in
terest termed thc "lcadine long could
be seen. May wheat opened hdoa 30 itd%
lower. az iiMIDi. numerous small holders
unloading under the influence OF uure-
sponsive attitude OF the Liverpool market
TO the strength on this side Yesterday,
The offerings were readily absorbed by the
biz operator mentioned and in conse-
quence, May rallied to IO9s. At this price
the support previously Given was with
drawn temporarily aud the leading long
was reported to have unloaded approx
mately half q million bushels of May on
The upturn. With the added incentive OF
liberal receipts and weakness in North.
western markets, the crowd quickly
pressed the price down to 1874 At tht.
dcclu" support, Influenced somewhat by
reports Of fair cNpc~t sales and q de-
ctense OF 250u,01O bushels In The world s
visible. became ninre general and a rally
TO- ia. gbc nDturn met liberal quida.
tlnn Hud the close was strong, az the ton
price. T@a, Local receipts. - cars, throe
OF contract Minneapolis and Duluth 70
ported Hl Cnrs, nigSing totsl for the
three points ~ ~ cars. against 500 lasc
wo"k and ms > wear ago.
The rorn market opened easy on liberal
country nrceptguCcs. weak cahlos and IN
vorsbe weather.. Ctcr the 'markct turued
hrm and fairly active on receipts .mallsr
than expected 0nd the REPORT that su I'm.
huential house vas supporting prices A
good cash dcmapd WIS q contributor in n,
strength. .inpuary was ospc"irllv lu good
demand and closed ~ higher ut 1875
Nay sold between i3's and az, ana clos"rl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-21

market opened to lower and a e.,si. !.
additional later on the liberal lees k rs
the quieter feeling in spots, Near ~ fsu
fresh buying caused an advance aoiats &
the bottom. making the net loss o,spIa,. y
the day. The interior town rrs'Ei N
relatively smaller than last yesL 81
port movement is freer than eipsthssI, u
porters aud spinuers continue Ky sdy,re
show no inclination to follow NV he,ilsb n
Sentiment, however, is very tun siliI IA
purchases are made on every u sgs no5s
confidence demonstrating tu9l t III
heller IA in higher prices uiIll lsssTSn rs
has been considerable cnrtalltnNs-H ,anr ~
latlon during the past three u ,rsaso1.;
sin with any favorable teatnts .ss5a H.
ihe chances are activity WI sss RAJ aHt
Tho strong statistical position Tnasnd y
an advance OF over cent tSls no
every one has bought freely ou .h tp', nlsbs
The question now arises wnell aget 8
prices do not discount this 70 s pos e
tent. especially as consumers ne wss
suing conservative policy on INNS ~
basis Irrespective of the $50 III fros 4,
ments put forward the moyen lss eagrs
to day will govern the f9tuJS B's
values.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-21
COTTON MARKET WEAKENED

The Texas movement doomed mp In good
shape, expected receipts at nll ports for
the day were liberal and MS the English
market failed TO take the initiative In car
sying prices higher, lower range Of values
followed the opening of the market. re-
port was current that outport stocks were
large. that shipments from this source
would probably no large in the near future
and as a consequence the movement would
be increased thereby.
Liverpool opened quiet with prices slight
lly lower than the close on Monday An
easier tone prevailed early and the course
WAS downward under the influence Of the
weakness shown In American markets and
from the feeling that was expressed amoug
liverpool operators that the late advance
had been too rapid. The market gradually
declined during the day until the close
showed prices 10 be quiet at n range Of 3
10 4 points below the close Of the day be.
fore, Tho spot market showed good do
mand With an easy fonc and ut the close
prices were . points lower than Monday g
ciose.
New York opened easy with quotations 4
60 points lower than on the previous day.
Liverpool's weakness ms usual had u de-
pressing effect at the opening and, combined
with the general selling which set in dur
ing the morning. caused decline OF scy-
eral points from the opening. March drop
pod 20 S.7i and May ~ S 10 Tho weab-
ness continued until the close with very
little recovery from the lowest prices st
/ The close quotations stood tn 10 points
lower thpu the close on Mondev.
Nrw Orloars opoucd steady With prrr7 ;
10 points bclnw rho close On Monday
Nevs from the other markets caused y
rrnser tenliug and this With expectations
, OF larger port clonrances and heavier rc
coipts IN Texas brought aboUt decline
I bich continued steadily during The dsy
! March dropped from E IS, tho highest "a
$ ~ aud May dropped from s - ~ $ IS
I 50 ths close quotations were steady With
n range ~ To 8 points beloV the close
on Monday
I There wac a de6cit In tho current move
mcnt Receipts at all ports for the dug
4 we've 42,i5S bales, compared with 45,42S
for the corresponding day ~ last season
Since FRIDAY receipts have bacu los SG1
haIcs, compared with llS.S32 for me same
time of last week aud to0t7D for the cor.
responding lime Of last scason. rhus far
/ IN the season receipts have bcen 5.132 ~
/ bales, roinpnrcd with 5,i2a.2IS for tnp cor
responding time of last season. Exports
I since Friday have been SH2i1 bales conf
pared with S1.oiS for the same time ~ last
/ week and Sts6l FOR the corresponding time
, of last season Stock AZ lnitcd states
ports was lo76.O23 bulps compared with
1.O12,276 for the Samc day of Inst week
aud GG2.7s2 Tor the corresponding day ot
last season.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-21
METALS.

New Work January 20 Tin was quiet IN
Lolilnn todJy With snof unchanged nj
tl2r, and futures a shade lower at tlsi %
81 rhc New York tin market WIS duh
Topper was 3- ad higher at 10 I II III FOR
spit md is3 IS Cd for futures IN tho Lon.
don markct Nhilc heie u was easter Int
without mat erial change standard IL
quoted II 6ols: lake n. 2sfi2 80; clsrtro-
lytic -. e06i12 "a, casting ~ tNd12 as
Lead advanced Is 81 In london closing NJ
fli L. hut upchsngei here Sppiter quiet
hut unchanged IN london. and closed here
az gDIl rs iron WIS shade lower
abroad Glasgow closing ~ SSs 81 and MID.
dleshcrc. NJ ~, nd Locally Iron was aulet
ana unchanged.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-21
LONDON WOOL AUCTION.
Prices Advanced on Active Competition
Among Buyers.


London January 2o,-There was a large
attendance at the opening OF the first
series Of the wool auction sales today, The
offerings consisted OF 10, 500 bales In good
condition. Competition was good aud prices
advanced. Fine merlnos SOLD steadily and
medium grades showed hrmness Cross
breds were In brisk demand. Medium and
common cross-breds We're unchanged
few greasy Lincoln combing lots were
taken for America az full prices Cape of
Good Hope and Natal grades met with "A
ready sale and secured advanced l-S2d.
The Withdrawals were small The advances
were, tor secured, unchanged TO per cent /;
tine crOssbreds. . per cent coarse cross
lreds 10 per cent Following are the sales
IN detail;
New South Wales 400 bales; secured
1Cd0rls Sd greasy 7ddts ND
Queensland 100 bales. secured is ldGfts
Cd; greasy 19.@l1lad,
Victoria 900 bales; secured slsd1od;
greasy Sisddis I'd.
south Australia 900 bales; secured 1ldG5
Is sd; greasy 4&aWOd.
West Australia 800 bales; greasy 5i4dt
3I5d.
Now Zealand 200 bales; secured aiLdl
lsld. greasy 5aMls ID
Cape of Good Hone aud Natal 1909 bales:
secured Sladdls @6d; greasy GM1Od
Buenos Ayres 800 bales greasy 4dOd
Punta Arenas-5J lhllrs greasy Olsa0d,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-21
CHICAGO

Chicago January 20.-Cattlc Receipts
4On head good 10 prime steers {. I1n6.oo;
poor 10 medium 3.JO6f4 80; Stockc% and
feeders . 25Gt4 -. COWS T. ioMi 500 hclf-
ers . .o0n -: Gamers / 400f2 80; bulls
. .UO6i so: calves 3. 5OdT 90: Texas fed
steers >. J0Ml 80 Hogs Receipts 10000
head market Hilo higher, closed easy;
choice heavy g. G6t8 S7Ig: rough heavy GS5
mG.GO; light = sldi6. 20; hulk ~ sales G 81
a. 90. Shcep Receipts 1900 head: mar
Eci steady to weak, lambs l0Hl1 lower;
good tn rhniec Wethcrs {, 250i4 *: fair 10
choice mixed 3 2Edi p. Western sheep
. 50Gi4 go; native lambs 4 eadS 10; West
rrn lamha 4 nnaIN. 90
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-21

Houston, 10, 300 70 300 bales,
against 1882 last year
New Orleans, 10000 to $4,000 bales,
sssinst t2,943 last year.
The cotton market continues to be 4
puzzle to every Que concerned in the fuc.
tuations Of the prices that arc daily marked
UP on the boards. Most of tho news yes
terday regarding the staple. whether Stats
teal or otherwise, was not Of distinctive
~ beorish character. but the market Is
NOW 50 easily Influenced Ia either dircc-
tion that It took downward turn and
kept al Il until the derlnr was wen ostab-
ished.
The downward increment started with
Liverpool for II lpp,srs thu English on.
evators yesterday camo 10 m. conclusion
that cotton is too high and tne natural
Consequence WAS decline ~ 2 to 4 points.
II might hsvs boon greater but for TIE
f9et tbst the question NJ demand * nov
facing tn. English operators aud they Arure
that hsayy increase IL lnovitanle aud
that fact gives groundwork ~ hrmnrss
70 tho market which srstalna it in the fare
81 an anticipated slump one private Eng.
fish cable predicted a temporary reaction,
hut added that the situation was uu.
changed, that the position OF cotton on its
merits was henlthy that the Manchester
market was active aud hrmer, that there
was = large business doing and the mills
we're Under ordera At improved prices ana
that II Is thought consumption viii eN.
coed last senson by 35oOp bales Those
statements show the situation across the
water aud show the hullsh basis upon
which the English hears must uow nnernic
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-21

81 Louis. January 20 Cattle Receipts
,Agi head including 1000 TrNans: mnrAet
SLOW and lower native Stripping and export
steers 4Om5 %; strictly fancy worth = ~;
dressed hoef and butcher steers 8, oOW1.t pi
steers under 1000 pounds 5fGi 20; stock
erg nud feeders > 7l%ii 90; cove and iei1ers
. o56i4 30: Gamers 5od2 so; bulls > 10d
< 10; calves 4 .OGSaT 10; Texans and lndlnn
steers . coat ~; cows and heifers 2.1Od
M. Hogs Receipts AOO0 head; market
higher pigs and lights 9 loef6 80; packers
q. 40Gi8 60, butchers f5gd 20 sheep
mnttons 4. OO0f4 81: lambs 4 A0fB, 90; culls
aud bucks O0fii 90; storkers aud Feeders
5cG3 co: Texans 1903 20.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-21

The Situation Locally Is Quiet and Bust
ness Light
The local rice market was very Inactive
yesterday Little was doing at thc mills
and among dealers the situation was very
quiet. Rad weather has played havoc with
the tail end of tho crop, necessarily shorten
lng thc season. Receipts OF rough rice YES
tcrday were almost nothing and the sslcs
were hardly worth mentioning but the
demand is good and the market strong on
good qualities Of cream rice.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-21

9I2 pounds. 3 10 !, W Hsrriu, Heavener,
% steers So pounds, 3. 20. Trout & stan
field. Ron 10 steers. $40 pounds 3 80.
$40 pounds, S75; "a steers, S97 pounds,
=. 81. I, II. McCarIey, pecntur. IL calves,
ISIS pounds. { so; % steers. 766 pounds,
.. 20 " n Roder, Yorktown. 20 COWS,
52l pounds . 90 r. Martin, San Angelo,
- COWS, TS1 pounds, 90
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-21
notILTRY, BUTTER ANV =

aria noc, ga duii State and r J, gr,ii Z
q v"raCe hest 81: Western oar ,r.5tsd ii..ss,
moor 10 primo aOaei re ref pcallry 20 q.
81 louis. january ~ BIT
chickens o: turkeys l3' , g isdes
Easy. creamery o2Gas; dalr Ar-,rs 1914
Kansas city, January +" -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-21
SUGAR.

New orieanE. January ~ Ssssutrl.1
open kettle ost6Sif; open ketnS,tss stS
39.f643 1t-i6: centrifugal NIL SIS
yellows 3I56f3 1915; seconds 1Se5 con
iasses-,steady; open kettle
ucal 5d1s syrup 1eMS .,-RaF, q
New York, January 20 -suse'
refined quiet,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-21
KANsAs rrrY sAIFs.

Stock Yards. Kansas city January - .
Ine following sales AZ Texas and Territory
catf.c we're made here today Globe &
SHAW BalluzcT IA steers 1oIi pounds,
3. 20; % huliE, l14i pounds s,pQ. Y, Il.
FRrramnfr Balllnfer, - cows, seb pounds,
500 ". a. oldA. HeAyener, 81 steers
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-21
GALVESTON STOCK.


Port Arthur. Texas, January 10 Ar
rived: steamer ]. NJ. Gnfey, from New
York, to load oil from GrTcy company for
Mem York; barge CuuemNugh FROM New
York, 20 loHd oil from GuffeY company for
TAMPA barge Conneaught. from Now or
l'ape 10 load Oh from the Gufcy conf
pguy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-21
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS

Memphis. January COIL, ea ar10ss "
per gallon: Prime crude 30; on ssns .sss'
inal: prime summer yellow ~ .ymrns
yellow nominal: choice COOKING s,i ya'
low, less than carload lots n99,pylsSfs
Prime II 50dl21 rs, Cake ~ cation Z;
New Orleans, January ~sots III rsss'
in barrels is s7is; prime crude loose :"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-21
FUTURES DECLINED
AT ALL POINTS.
The situstion at Liverpool Is BulIisil, Yet
Operators Say Cotton Is Too
High at Present.
AT THE CLOSE:

AT THE CLOSE:
Liverpool, 8 to 4 points lower.
New Orleans, to points lower.
New York, to 10 points lower.
SPOTS:
Liverpool, points lower.
New York, s points lower
Others, unchanged,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-21

Inishowcn Head Br)....... Tampico -
lrnk tBrl ......... Barry win Boston l. 3
is'rnr (Rr ............. Liverpool III
Knight of the Garter CBr). Barry i
Ilmpasas tAml ......... New York III
Miguel dc Larrlnaga tRrO ........
-, .r...,. Liverpool. via Cuban ports l2-22
Mineola CBrl .,..,,,-...,.,., Bristol l.
Mout Temple tBrD....,.....I liverpool O. y
Montenegro (Br) Newport News III
Pretoria tBr.l .............. Cardiff lis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-21
STOCK MARKET WAS STAGNANT

,.fn. 80 -. ~ -. 1904 - :
a polnt az one time, on the gronnd OF a
the tro Asue CONFIDENCE that eonditions ~
Nnrtbern nrsfnrrod nuSn ~, ,,,,, rigb
Sorthc,.nn lsIedv ,d SUFFERED III common VIII
coming Increase IN diyidsnds TScre was
much discussion Of tue action OF tine secrc
taT OF the treasury looking to the rcsubsti-
tuition or government for State and NUM-
clpai bonds accepted as security for govern
sHa ,ffint puep,oslts during nc stfing-acy last
deslsneI "a sat tanI tnan az an order ana az
currency. now thnf funds arc Howine back
to the reserve centers. inst ne bis ovowcd
purpose last fan was 10 encourage expnn
sion OF bank note circulation while tho de-
Ilii for circulation was growing The nd