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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-20

Everything good to eat at Felker's
20.3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-20

Fresh celery today at f. B. Push's
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-20

Everybody wants Blue Ribbon
-four. 20.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-20

Fresh celery today at e. B, sasla
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-20
New York Futures.
New Orleans Futures.

spots steady, 11.75. Sales, 1921
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-09
GRAIN MARKET WAS STRONGER
LONGS BOUGHT WHEAT
AND CAUSED ACTIVITY
There Was Fair Trade in Corn and
Oats Which Advs1oed-rhe Fro
vision Market Was Strong.

Chicago. January Considerable
strength was manifested In 10th tho grain
and provision pits today and the trading
iu wheat vas quito nctlvc. while tbc close
was strong May ss6i'5 highcr. My corn
mud oats up x May provisions closed
from 567ia to 1915 higher
wheat ruled active and strong and, white
The news was somewhat conflicting. the
general trend was more Of bullsh char
actcr. Smaller receipts and firm cables i'm
parted a good tone at the start aud the
market was well maintained throughout
the session. There was considerable buy
ing by a prominent long and by some of
the commission houses, the offerings COM
Ing largely from locals Argentine advices
were again reported favorable, but the
large export business reported late in the
day easily Offset all bearish tendencies aud
resulted in strong close. good cash
demand was also favorable to the bulls.
May opeucd shade lower 10 shade bigb.
or. ut 75i, TO 155s. and held Brm the en-
tire dry. selling VI to &c toward the close.
~ It'll hunl figures at Tue top. gain ot IA
~ 8cccints. thirty two cars one of con
trnct Minneapolis and Duluth reported
Us cars, q total for the three points Of
$40 cars against J23 a year age.
There was a fair trade In corn and
firm feeling prevailed. there being but lit
lie pressure to sell. Gables were firm, but
a good cash demand was the main intiu-
cnce In maintaining a strong market. Re
ports of a heavy export business was help
late in the day and the close was strong.
with May Z higher. ut 437s, after selling
sos cars, three Of contract grade.
Oats were traded IN freely today and
good buying by locals and commission
houses caused a strong feeling. The sell
ing was scattered and largely In the way
Of liquidation by outsiders. Light receipts
snd good cash demand were supporting
features. May closed - higher, at 34Ss,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-09
WEST NOT DEPENDENT
ON THE EASTERN SUPPLY
Discrimination Against Western Stock is
Dying Out in the Markets-Wsstern
Supplies Are Better

=. 90. ,5;.--i.1 -..t,t.,-s .,-.-
So 81" ''ii'u'' "' Pu"i'Sueu 'u's NecA ny an
Eastern stock journal regarding the future
feeder sunply. the position Is taken that Il
is onIr Gres,iop of AIM, hcror, th, We
IN, - IN ''e S''
"lll ne I'ealhE a" thc cattle she produces
aud the great cattle feeding States of the
East will be compelled 10 r9ise theii. avn
ro,,,ors t,,,,,,., a.. ~ 80,
,l wy western ia'''eF ANA
ruhEemcn VIII ma " moro 70 their profit 10
fatteu cattle right at home aud market
tbom themselves ratbor than ., a., 49,,
-. ~, "'" ~ '' 'iF
Eastern 'att'smeu ieed inc steers on high.
OF priced laud and with higher priccd corn
and secure a prort on rho den, Tho ,r
,te,o faLes an ,ofi,,istI.. ,,,,,. ~ :,
~" N'''"i''''' Wv W tue sltua-
Ton IA tbal tue ranges OF the West will
continue to be unproductive Of ANYTHING
but grass and feeding cattle for many .eors
60 come, ana thar tn conditions in torrc
at present viii not be materially changed
uuti the far N future.
II is evident thar Inc Fast Is herInuin,
TO realize their utter depcpdrprs ,6on i11
West for supplies Of feeding cottIr ana
sheep Up 10 a YER, short Zine ago he
beUet ws5 prevalent ou the Atlantic side
OF Tho Aiistissinrj tb,t tnc 49, -''S
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Grain and Provisions Elsewhere.

st. Louis. January Wheat Higher: No
= red. cash and elevator. 71Ss; track T4i4d
T5ia: May 75hM75A July 1lil; 10. . hard
GGdG9. Coru-IIigher: No. cash ~; track
dl6ritia: MAY t0Rsd4m9. oats Higher; No.
= cash "a; track 94h; May 3hga84ss; No.
white 3jiSd3G Rye-Firm at i9i9. Pork
higher; iobblnS, standard mess, 10.
Lard Steady ut 1910, Lad Firm at
? 4Tiq. Flcur-Steady; red winter patents
g 1908 50: eVtra fancy 8nd straight 3 o50
:. so. clear > 0p03 %. Timothy seed
Steady at oo,d3 20. Corn meal--Steady at
T5d7T, Ray Timothy II o0015 CO steady;
prairie easier at 9.5nd II so. whisky
Steady at 1.32. Iron cotton ties 1.o7l9.
BaGginc Il lGdI lie Hemp Irvine .. Dry
salt meats. boxed STEADY; extra shorts and
clear ribs s. "a; short clears . 90. Bacon,
boxed Steady: extra shorts 9.62iq. C ear
ribs 30: short clear 100. Receipts
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.fter selling between a4ls and al9sa84A.

after selling between 347s and 349sd34s-
Receipts 1873 cars.
Provisions opened strong on light nos re-,
CENTS with an advance OF from 10 to 20
nj the yards, but au easier feeling devel-
oped early on selling for foreign account
Later on good buying with light offerings
there was a rally and the close was hrm,
NAV rorls lci5 mp. at 1875: May lard JUfie
higher. at g52s. and ribs ~ higher, at
S.S9le
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
- cars: corn, S55 cars; oats, 100 cars; hogs,
5000 head.
Flour-Steady. -
wheat No = spring 72n75; No. ga
GO. No. = rod 71a.dT2ls
Corn No = 81. No. yellow -.
osts-Nc. . S27a SO white S3d54l5S
Rve-No ts
Rarley-Good feeding 4o,n43; fair to
Tiar seed--So. ] 15 10 / Northwest
crp %
Timothy seed--Prme : s.
Mess pork-Per barrel SO.
Iard--Per 100 pounds go
short rlbs sidCS-Loose s 6SdS S2l5.
Dry salted shoulders-B Boxed S. 25SdS. 80.
Short clear sides Boxed 2, ood9. l2lg.
Whisky-Baas ~ high wines 20.
Clover-Contract grade ! IN.
On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was duiet and easy: creamery
isdos: dairy tTd25. cse--Steady,
1aiAd14 Eggs--Quict and steady; loss OF,
cases returned %.
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OPENED IRREGULAR
AND SOMEWHAT LANGUID
But Later Was Reused into Strength 10y
Reports Of Deal for Dividend Con
tto OF Reading.

New York January s-rodav q stock
market was languid and somewhat hresu-
lar during tho early part Of tho session
but II was reused into great animation aud
general strength by tho reports ~ tho deal
for divideud control ~ Reading by tho
Pennsylvania pud tho Vanderbilt interests.
The coalor7 led tho movement but thu
Readings wcro hut moderately affected be-
ycnd a full recovery from somo cartier de-
preston ponnsy ivsnla also failed 40 sbare
10 the strength awakened by the reports
The Fries took tho lead npd scored ad.
yanccs OF between III aud 3ts on enormous
dealings. Concise details were lacktug OF
the deal, but it was taken for granted thar
important steps Ind been taken toward
further contralsiug the control OF the an
thracitc traffic. Reports have long been
current Of large buying of Headings for
Baltimore and Ohio account. and the doni-
nance Of the Morgan influence In Reading
made II evident that the usual observance
~ coiuity between the PENNSYLVANIA and
New York 'cutrnl powers would hc fol-
lowed. The fact of the resumption Of dcais
and large financial projects in tho railroad
world WAS Ia ltSclf an Indictment to spCpli-
laiton. The declining course VI tine money
market protected tho situatlon from
gnb'ty on account Of the money situation.
Tho announcements late IN the day. that
tfc haukcrs' pool which subscribed 500
opnoed IN tho middle " December for the
protection Of the money market against
emergency, had been dissolved, added 10
thr feeling OF security and led To the final
outbreak OF huoyaucy In which the mar
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-09
SALES At ST. LOUIS,
lSpncial "a THO post

National Stock Yards Illinois, January s.
The following sales ~ Texas and Indian
McCmrg & Co.. Cleburne, Texas IT'LL Mound
steers, 40; l037-pounj steers, rs; 1900
pound bulls 80. L. h. Wilson, Cleburue.
steers: 40; 1850 pound bulls, $40. Haw.
sins 4 G.. Beggs, l. T. 1921 pound steers.
t25: 1911 pound steers. 40. p v. Nix.
J. II. Knox. Cisco Texas. T2s-pound cow $,
800 Finley & Council TAYLOR, TEXAS. ans
pound steers. 400. NJ. J. Baker. Karpes
City. Texas, S25.pouud steers 345. 700
mound COWS 2.S5. 4 -. Butler, Holden.
vile J. T. 958-pound steers. 365 1o3d
pound bulls. go. z y. Bumpass Fort
Worth, Texas 63I .pound mixed. q IL. AZ
pound vearliugs, 3.T5; e86.pound cows 40
!@HHtpoqqnd mixed, 800 ll50pound mixed
40; llsr pound cows, $50. J. B. Wills
70 North & Buerber Cuero, Teas
calves $50. One Thousand Texans Sieer.
strong Z" 10 higher cows mostly 10 bieb-
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As yesterday was holiday at New or
leans the cotton market was not very active
and 81 the close there was very uttle
change in quotations.
The English markets. as expected. lest
several points in both spots and futures
Ehich had its eject on the New York mar.
set and caused lower opening. Tho feat
- Of the cotton market at present Is the
tsesswing between Liverpool and the
American markets. one dsy one takes thc
2iEiatvs ~ advancing OF declining snd on
the next d. the msrkot across tbo ocean
follows sn't n this vav fbr Hsrrcs have.
h7hhed w sna dora far several weeks
bur, % course. With a steady upward tcnd
sacy. which may and probably viii continue
n prornosticaticns are correct.
The situation ar Liverpool seems peculiar.
for the operators seem to be very much
sSCaid II the market rs shown nv tho pr-
,uliar turns taken in prices Naturally tho
Cn-lish operators are bears. hut the bun
lsh feeling that hiss arisen lately ia strur-
Cling 70 zain the mastery over them and
prices have gone M. put are constantly b.-
Ing hammered at with No serious effect as
vet rhe fact Is Liverpool does not seen,
to understand tho situation tn cotton lust
now. for statistics ard the movement urc.
sent conflicting views os 10 hat the futurc
0in develop and the probable SIZE " ihc
crop Is vet an uusoiyed mystery.
New York firm gives i1,s view
Of the situation: rnc strong stnlls
teal position OF cotton rcmajus the
backbone Of tho market, II Is IRE.
mendous tbing to say that after an
the talk nj an expanding movement. aud
with proDitous weather fpr handling cot
gvgrfIfz xsf-fii, at al f,t.f.
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CATTLE FEEDING IN FUTURE

70 cows, $50 pounds, $50: 4 calves, $50
pounds, as. !. p. Ball whltesboro. 6
steers sol pounds. 3 To- u steers, 90I
pounds. . 70; calves, 40 pounds, so:
3 calves, &4l pounds, 3 65. II. n. Halsell
Alvarudo. 32l steers. 900 pounds, 3 S.; 80
steers. $50 pounds, 3 70 j. r Wright
Kingston, "a calves, 263 pounds 3 ~: #
cows. 75S pounds. 40 n b SpauldinS
Muscogee, 80 steers, go pounds 10: 10
bulls. 40 pounds, .. 10. 6. L. williams
May, 90 steers, $50 pounds, sos. W. L.
Barrow. Swcetwater. 30 cows 7O4 pounds
30 7. Voliva Bidand. "a steers CSC
pounds, >. IS; 81 steers. 800 pounds. . 10
II. G, Lanham, Ada. 48 steers, 1000
non 81 steers, 745 pounds, . %
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Kansas City January s.-csttla- 70.
gfeipts' 200 head natives, 500 Texans. ssg
i t,eNss anu $50 native calves: market IGe9ls
eIngn,ces export and dressed beef steers < osl6
900 fair 70 good 375d50 stocte,. .''y sTd
lleessa1srs Z 900 100; Western fed steers 2 70
a2.z7: LeAas and Indian steers ) 40,5S 81
Tvs -.sA2tt"'lV; native cows 1.50m4 80. IA
Eve heiters 2.1oT4.00; Gamers IL Co.'s 5s44
RR9iis -,,15@39oj calves 9o0d7.oo' Hos
bSts,belrtS' 5000 head; market strong 70 IL
p pig .. eo@6 10. Sheep Receipts. I6nN bc1fg
9pdS5 55l o sgr24g - 10 higher; native lamSs
ewes 4 Ia, oHossstern lambs 3s5@ ass fed
western wethers 3O0GA2o stocte U" 71 nj
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But Closed Steady with a Firm Future
Tone.

But Closed Steady with a Firm Future
Tone.
New York. January s.-The cotton mar.
ket opened quiet and steady, with prices
l point higher TO . points lower and, fol.
low ng the call ruled rather quiet but
firm for time on light estimates for re
ceipts, Notwithstanding the Disappointing
Liverpool cables, which. due to come 30
TO 10 points lower, represented decline Of
points but from this point the market
reacted to level not far from last night
hgutes, The decline was largely the re.
SUIT OF a rather Indifferent public demand,
ana also moderate movement Tor profits
me crowd was generally long aud some
Tears were expressed OF another raid on
thc market similar TO that of the preceding
uhS' luis, however, proved grouudless
on either side OF the account fhe chief
feature ~ todays situation was the com.
parattve small volume of exports ms COM
pared With receipts. Tho former amounted
TO about d1,OoO bales, or practically double
the latter Stocks a. interior towns have
lost thus far this week 1900 bales. aud
ioday's interior movement showed receipts
Of hut about 1900 bales net, fcreshadoN
Ing huiush week end statement tomorrow
Toward tho close there wss some buying
IN anticipation of the expected strength 81
tcmorrov'a statistical chewing and white
the market was somewhat IRE Enlor, values
showed an upward tendency on active
months, With the close steady. ana prices
net peints lowaf - 5 peints hishaT Salsp
ware 10000 bilsA
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COTTON ALMOST STATIONARY

t 49,, ..,,....,,,,,
y conunueu IA 49,
I5verpool opened easy with quotations Q
a. stu.. la-r.r .bo, yyednaadax's close
=" pV,n'e sa,,.,.. l., 49,,
rnder the innuence VI NehAness ~.
American markets and later another slight
,..,,. ..,,r,oa pafore the ciose how
oef'lle oVvuiieu. - III.
loss WINS recovered. Very little activity Waa
luauilest1u uu'iHr -. 49,. 80,
lions were narrow. Az my S,'ss -. 49,,
tIons were almost the same as at the open
ing. 2 70 ~ points lower than on the
close OF the previous gay ne ~ uio ~.
showed iair demand the tone VuH
ana az inc CLOSE ir.s We
than on the day before
-, v,rt onerad n,,et and steady. with
% 49,. i,,~or 10 o ro,ptr higher
s t,,e-poot, weakness hut re-
,.a-r b..s, sariv on low estimates Mt
ry.,,,s 80 Ncv orleans and January
80, ,sschei 8 - March ~ and May SGD
a. Rss,.sb igsrences hcniod bv Prices late
bestiisn ,ri . r,..ce 80, ,.fth ioqs 80
.,s an,assi ,.i,fs brt h.forc tho .,lnso slight
seEeIal pollts, i.'' ~ ,, ri,,,. became
shlns WIZ . ~ 49, ,n,nio ttors ,rrrr irrc:..
sIeHu3-' a. ~ - w. ~ ,,,i,,fs lower
elAt' " p''''' ''-'
rh-. -. sii~bt c,,oss in the c.,rrcut
vas -, ~ n.r,s eo- ,ba
movement. Receipts NJ an ports AVT cue
day were 33OD3 bales. compared with
., .,g, a.. en-, ,.--,.,,,,,,,,;irs, day Of last sea
ot.-''- 'p ~ ri,sre TrT3nv have hccn
ss',9 ,-t $500 c,,,,orcd 1,ith 3S9 ST6 for the
-, 80, -, ~ iest t.oei and 500 i3t for tho
800 ,,,ili, tiT,t,. ~ i,st season Thus FAR
~ n, a.. r+..,,t,,. = h,,c hsso 4 i53 II I
A., so'ri y, IN, n osg 1sfo Tor INC cor
,i, st,C, ~ ,,et season rxporfs
80 it,-i,T i,., br,n is5 5ot halss corn
49, Ni'I' ,sY ~ Cc- ~ same time ~
P.''r IN 5 80 az for Tho C5rrcspondiu..
H. l. -! .,.-, SGT a. RATED Statas
~, W nsS 5ss b,toe .o,aI.,rcd ,vitb
tII ~ IA, ~ ioet vcoit
49, ni+ go rr thc ,crrssra.Iinr d9v az
1 80,
y 9'AlheF" ''.i cs p''N7"t we
] ,,.s.-+,-s.
40 ~ RI. ~ $780,. a. +,c
hLIelgn r. '.--f lFSt- ~" Latulel .u 'i.
( South ON September ] can guess within ]"
I ,..- conf ~ his fpol yield thorrh he mnv
B ..,,,,-,l, r,tr, nj.
/ nave 'n'bf2'eu h'S ''"p 'N'''''S W.
{ own hands and have been continuity IN
tb, golds from tho time Il was planted.
, s,rond t.r.s.ine. pt v,bnt Is meant by thu
( 40, ont l,,l j, good aycra-e crop ,yc gen.
,,,r. ,hc accordion thai tho cotton belt ON
No emo =, rerp,-e tyiu never exceed this
H,urn Or fau unde- IL moro than Ia prt
cont Third A tirv Nav and Junr will
his, ,r6aura 3, nod ,rnn while a
| .,ht.i,.i- ,.-.,," t,os mover bcen made when
! ,brt, 80 months bn,, i,rou unusually wet
, Fourth ron .rop Is but little understood
AMI is i,,g1en,. '.nrias In lifferrnt sections
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bales.
Low ord......6 el6 MiddHn- ....s atG
ORDINARY. .....Tts Good mid %
Good ord ......TAs Mid fair % 11tg
Low mid Is 10 Sales Sny0
New York Spots closed quiet. prices un-
changed. stock iGN.399 bales
1000 ora .....,i 50 Good mid ......9 20
Low mid. - - Mia faid .......S. ~
Middllng $500. $50 Saics ......,... yiCn
Liverpool Spot demand fair prices cast.
eT, points down, sales 10000 bales Of
whcu Vlnn Were American; speculation and
WHICH 5000 were American
ordinary ..,.-,4, ~ MiuuunE ......4. ~
Sr"od orr ''..,. - Good mid mad. ST
"a" mlo''''-. ." Mid fair .,.....5 10
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METALS.

New York. January S-Tner y !.
further break IN the London up pa
day, carrying prices down = 'sg M
rs Cd for spot and 10 ElZd l2s II, n
The New York market was slisnn III
by foreign weakness and closed go so.
points lower at Z1.15I27 .S2ls ss Spfft II
London lost Is 80 closing ~ f ~
spot and SO tor futures Ing ., ss5
ket also was easier, but sao ,tSig
change. STANDARD is quoted 81 "A y
nominal; lake 1925; electrolytc s sspolts
l2.15. A further advance was ,srs Z
the London lead market, rhls
gained 3s Cd, closing at ~ 90 sneig
York remained quiet ~ i.l-Ea;.oo 81
yauccd IS Cd IN LONDON TO tSo ira
quiet aud unchanged herc ~ 49,, -, closi'
53s Sd and Middlesboro los so. HV'7
ytG unNhuncpH
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KANSAS cITY sALrs.

hansas cts Nh January s.-The fol
OWNS sales NJ Texas and Indian TERRITORY
cattle we're made here today.
r,Mn,A ,stssts Lone Wolf. / 4 steers 500
scTR SN ponnts 40 Thvriur a.
spsft' oulnah. S. COWS, 100 poands. a. 80.
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nALYEsTON sTOCk.
COFFEE.

steadyi 40 invoice a3-i6. Mtid arm
Ccrdo7a ilkd12 Futures closed unchanged
10 pants lower ssles 1890 bags Jap.
June Tune ..Tc, g july .1sSs o. sspt.aSsf 1 y %
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COTTON MARKET QUOTATIONS.

The range Of prices al New York and New
Orleans FOR active months was as follows:
New York Opcn. High Low Close.
January ...... 8 sob az, SOS s. a. 81
March .... S.Guh SOS 80 . GB
May ..,...... S.d3G+ s. ca $ Gl : 6G o 4
New Orleans.
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MARKEr SOMEWHAT IRREeuLAR.

q45o; October 800; November 10000
December SIS.
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ESTIMATES FOR TO-DAY
Houston, 5000 to $500 bales, against
s27s last yea.
New Orleans, 1900 10 $4,000 bales,
sasinst 1898 last year.
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PRICES FLUcTUATED
DURING THE DAY
The New Orleans Exchange Was Closed
and New York Showed Little Activity.
Liverpool Was Lower.
ATT THE CLOSE :

AT THE CLOSE
Liverpool, 5-i-2 to 7 t.2 points higher.
New Orleans, holiday.
New York, s higher to lover
SPOTS:
Liverpool, : PORTS lcsser
Others, unohsnsed.
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london Money

London. January s Consols for money
% $40; for account 93i7. Bar silver quiet
bills 5-1Gd3 7-16 per cent; three months
bills $685. per cent.
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s. Louis. January Sro+u.
200 head including 1900 Texans 'eSei 9ts;
n niiiuuE with Texans 10 higher: native Xix.
sgtr{Sctl," gd EXPORT steers 4G5mS,s5 with
di nS, butcher steers 425@56G stnc Sse1 peer
e P SSSG g5G So 65O@ 800 stockers and fne
Gamers I az; cows and heifers 2,35GlS 69.
4989 AZ Texas and Indian s Gfogs Saiyes
RSSeip gS"s -6 snd heifers 24Od3'86 HOES 5Ssol
pies and iigbtsi eSd Go m9Tket 1oQ15 higher;
s6sSp butchers GOODS. sheep seTs 6104t
a15a%$5 ag market strong; native mutton;
~ 90 stoclers 15Oas oo niT r6 ana bucks
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'sfFhe following are the quotations 10
Houston live stock market as furnlSsk
the A. C. Bell Live Stock CommlssIG
pany;
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Houst- n Spot Market
Houston-Spots closed steady, prices IN
changed; stock 54,e96 bales; Gales 9o0s bales
TTFNNFFVT TFTV NFFNs
nt
Totals .......,l2,G0
Comparative Spot Markets.

OompatauVe spot WaTkets.
The following are the closing quotations
for cotton on the spot today at the leading
markets, together with the closing OF mid.
ding yesterday, with sales today:
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Vet Receipts at An u. S, Ports.

Totals ss9os 32s 49, 5,l5o,5ee 5os4 9ss
- 49,. - ''Oo''''' ''''''
Difference In 2,6s3 g4,5sf
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or GALVESTON, January 5.
ARRIVED
IS Irada Br). Liverpool
IS Mexicano tBr), Philadelphia.
CLEARED.
IS Denbigshire (Br.j, Hamburg.
s. NoYlembrc SPAN, Rotterdam.
SAILED
S. DenbiGshire ara. Hamburg
IS Novlcmbrc (SpnnD Rotterdam.
~ lie H.. d
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Calves
Good to choice. ....,.,.....,.S Ma
Common to fair ..........,.,,S 90
Market supplied with cattle aud calFa
UeRt present demand; trading sloF.
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GALVESTON

GALVESTON.
:, "eported for The Houston Post nv tno
=, Norman Live stock company. Inco =,
Beeveg-
Common ~ 1910 80, ''.....,,,...S3 25lJ3 ~
Cows ''''''s.'',. 1903 %
Good 10 choice
Hearlngs- ''''''''''''' OOGI2 Is
Good 10 choice
Common to ffaliri. fair. 3 ooas 50
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-09
Itouston Dam Statement.
Houston Comnarstive Statement.
Houston Railrosd Receipts.
Following ara the receipts Of cotton br the
q rlnus rnllronds enterlnc tho rllr.

EHTIVUa IHIIWlN5 VHI"IIWN IW' IITT'
Bnlcs
Houston and TEXAS Central . DOS
international and Great Northern SOL"
Galveston Harrisburg ami S Antonio 20
Texas and New Orleans ......... -
Gulf Colorado and santa Ee ~ SOD
San Antonio and Arsnsss rass ....., 1j2
Missouri, Kansas and Texas ....,... 2op
fNt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-09

Totals ...s3,o03 223,451 6,i7o 56s i. os4 9ss
Last year 81 ,232 226, 134 5,0s4,aS5
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-05-27
The Wastes of the Body.

Every seventh day the blood, muscles
nd bones of man of average size loses
NO pounds of wornout tissues. This waste
annot be replenished and the health and
trength kept up without perfect diges-
ion. When the stomach and digestive or
ans fail to perform their functions the
isease sets up. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
nables the stomach and digestive organs
0 digest and assmiate all of the whole
blood that rebuilds the tissues and
protects the health and strength of the
mind and body. KOdol cures Indigestion,
dyspepsia and all Stomach troubles. 1t
an ideal spring tonic. Sold by Bow
itch, Webster & Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-05-27
Rep. kiIey Is Exonerated.

Boston, May PA report generating
representative Daniel J. kiey from
.harges made by Harry Maloy, alias Har-
ry Brown, before the committee on -elee-
ion laws of the Legislature, to the fact
hat Kiley had aided and abetted in cleo
ion frauds, was presented to the House
" the committee on election laws to-
lay. Maloy first testified that .kiley5fha1
| part in the frauds and at a subsequent
rearing an affidavit was introduced in
which Maloy said that his previous testi-
nony was false.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-05-27

For making fancy pillows, stocks. &c.
Lunt & Brann have the Brainerd &
Armstrong silks. Utopia luster threads.
silky Utopia silkateen, linen threads
in white and rope linen in col
ors. All these threads can be used for
fancy stitches, as fagoting, shocking,
cross stitch, spider web, &c. They also
have ribbons in all colors and black
velvet ribbon to make into those dainty
creations for woman's neck trim
ming