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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-01-06
Chicago Il Northwestern.
WiNONA & ST. PETER.

wlNONA & ST. PETER.
GOING EAST Depart. Arrive
Chicago Night Express *4:45 am. 5i5 am
New Ulm&LaCrOsse Pas, 1920 am. 11:OO am
Lacrosse, milwaukee Il
Chicago Day Express, +3:45p.m. 4:15 p.Ll,
GOING WEST.
WATERFOWL. Aberdeen,
Redwood Falls, Tracy,
Huron 81 Pierre Day
Passenger LOO am. 1:3o am
Tracy Accommodation $50 am. 9:46 am
Redwood Falls, Tracy d
Huron Express 1905 pm. 1885 pm.
La Crosse and New Ulm
Day Passenger $40 pm. 1910 pm.
*Daily except Monday.
tSleeper, Manketo to Chicago.
sleeper, Chicago to Mankato.
All other trains daily, except Sunday.
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ss6l5Oo ss2s7OO S2Osl5OO $573O5O'

The amount of flour made at the
Mankato Mill was 234 900 barrels; ship.
ments, $500 carloads. In the item OF
meats above, thefgures for lSS6and 1892
include both wholesale and retail bus
mess. The amount of wholesale in
dollars is not stated in the 1886 report
but the shipments on dressed pork
are there set down as 100000 pounds
and of live hogs $50 carloads. In 1897
43O carloads of dressed meats were ex'
ported, and this wholesale business
amounted to s25s,OOO. Ten carloads
or 10000 baskets, of grapes were i'm
ported in the wholesale fruit business
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s2477oo $4,000 s864OOO slO69OOO

SZ4 IUU SOZZUUU 0cOfOOo 0lOo9ooo
These figures for clothing and boots
and shoes include both manufactured
and ready made for 1892. for conven-
fence of comparison with former
years, in which no distinction was
made. Classified for 1892 they appear
as follows:
Clothing, manufactured $4,000
Z" ready made 26OooO
Boots & Shoes, manufactured 25OOO
+" : retail trade 100000
i" +" wholesale trade 100000
PROVISIONS.
1869. 1877. 1885, 1882
Flonr and feed 100000 S2S1OOO $75OOOO S99450C
Groceries Who'll. zooooo oooooo
retail 2175OO $4,000 100000 $4,000
Meats 10000 1327OO 265OOO $4,000
Rutter and eggs $4,000 100000 $4,000
Bakery products l4OOo 1oooo loo'o
Fruit, wholesale iooooo
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Chicago, st. Paul Minneapolis & Omaha
GOING WEST, DEPARTS.
No. Kansas City 4 Omaha Exp, lilo pm.
No. 3 90 & Sioux City
Express, 1O:56 am
No. st. p, MINI. d MankatO, ar S:45 pm
No. Elmore Accommodation, 2:27 am
No. 1926 pm.
GOING EAST.
No. 2 Kansas City & Omaha Exp, 4:25 am.
No. ST. p, NJ. & Chicago, 1927 pm.
No. ST. P, NJ. d Mankato, 7:O5 N.
No. Gilmore Accommodation, 11:O5 am.
No 10 g 1910 pm.
Nos, 1, q 3 and 4, daily.
Nos. 5, 6, s, o. and 10, daily excptSunday.
No. Z, daily except Monday.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-01-06

BANKING BUSINESS.
The following tables are compiled
from the statements of the three Ma
tional Banks showing their condition
Dec. 9th, 1892. The Mankato Savings
Bank has been doing business only a
few weeks, and is not included:
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-01-06

S4535U0 S525250 I15O5UU S2zl3UOU
The tables already given comprise
all kinds of business for which we
have the data for comparison with
former years. The following table
gives the total business of the city in
all the principal lines for 1892:
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-01-06

While the population during that
interval has augmented about % per
cent. the volume of business has
grown 81 per cent. In the items o.
clothing. boots and shoes, flour, and
groceries, it will be seen by the tables
given below that there is a very cred
liable advance, while that OF farm
machinery has grown to more than
three times the proportions of 1886.
Wholesale business in meats, fruit,
cigars, knit goods, boots and shoes,
harnesses and cement appear for the
first time in these tables, having
been established since the date of the
last report of the Board, hence in
these cases no comparison can be
made with former years.
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS AMI
SHOES.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul.
Arrive. Depart
Passenger, $40 am. Passenger GAO pm.
No. % mxd7:OO pm. Accommod., 7:3O am.
No. %, 1856 p. m. No. 20, 1925 pm.
Daily except Sunday.
Making direct connections to all points east
and South.
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Secretary c. A. Chapman has COM
pleted the annual report Of the Board
of Trade, and it is as follows:
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RATES MERCHANDISE AGGREGATE ABOUT SIC, 900
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Full Text of the Annual Report OF the Boaro
Trade, Showing Unusual Prosperity.
vA1IJAR,E STATISTICS AND COMPARISON

The Product Of the Manufactures Turned Gut
During 1892 Valued at $3,482, $50.
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OILS AND DRUGS


In llnseed oil the transactions have
been 62O carloads of seed, equal to
100000 bushels received. Shipped, $50
carloads, or 1850 barrels of oil, and
$40 carloads, or 6,120 tons of oil cake.
The Standard Oil Company shipped
4s0 carloads, equal to 24,OUO barrels of
oil. In the following table drugs and
petroleum oils are combined in one
item for the year previous to 1892 be-
cause they were so given in the re-
ports for those years, and cannot now
be separated.
1869 1877 1886 1892
Drugs & petroleum $4,000 $4,000 S225OOO
Drugs SooOOU
Petroleum 10000
Linseed Oil 400 $4,000 42l2O0 100000
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Increase from 1869 to 1877, 81, l36, 200
being 81 per cent. or at the rate of 10
per cent per year. Increase from 1877
to 1886, So, 442, 300, being 1876 per cent.
or at the rate of Is per cent. per year.
Increase from 1886 to 1892, So, 254, 400,
being 55 per cent. or at the rate of 8
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THE RAILROADS.

Chicago, st. Paul Minneapolis & Omaha.
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TE 0AzE1TE E1t WORTH TExA THURSDAY JANUARY ~ 1893


Is s.: quiniee. p w, sF bottles U
per o. gacs anninc p 4 w. cans uer
o. 500; quinine II. a. w. 5-os cans. ner
O., 27c; b and s. ouiuine. o. Was. por on.
blc' do, o. tins, per o., 2sc; do 5-oz, tins
l00-oz TINS per OF. 2lo; sal soda. per To-
kS4a3c; saltpeter, rekuod. per ID lUc; salna.
ter, commercial, &C.. salts, EPSON. per ID. 40 !.
salts, Rochelle 80c: bicarb soda Enviish
kegs, per ID &C.; suphUr, Flowers, b-b5
lots, SIC; sulphur Flowers. smah lota So;
spirits turnentine. market rates, per cal;
while lead, $, r., per ID 7Ha55ic
PRESERVES arlrIrs Rrc
Jelly. new, eo.lb aud so-lb pals. pcr 10.
~ BIB pals, per Dozen $50. Pro-
serves g-lb tins, two dozen 70 case per
dozed f450; bib pals, one dozen TO case
per dozen. 81. % :2O-lb kanakiuS nor 10. 100
fruit bstter. g0lb kanakins. iOc, Minca
meat 2Olb kanrklns, lie; i0o-lb kegs, eiSc,
apple butter, lO0.lb Kegs, Itsci 20-lb kama.
kifs, Sc. Ma le syrup, Old time OTIS | dor
70 casH. g. 70. hat gil. DO en- TO cuse. $50
] gal half doA to case per doE, Sil6l
cnEwiNe eCN
Danhoser's fruit lou per box. SIC. pep
pCrmint aud limetta. pcr hox. co, mana
tolu. per BOX, Stc; Adams New York No
], per box, zhc; Fascination, C0c sweet forn
UOc; carmel toiu. &c; No NOW York Doc I;
Whites Hucatau per boz, 00c; bboX car
toon, $40; Valentines euchrc. por box
G4c; Panama. per uox. Csc California fruit.
per box, SC; Berry's beauty, SOC; toiu $50;
rer dozen, s.b0j sweetrum, per box, nc;
William's crown tolu, doL boxes, g. 90;
williams peppermint tOiu, dOk boxes,
t3.5O: William pine ample, S9id
RIDES AND WOOL
Hides-Buyors are paying Dry hiut,
heavy, 6lfc; light bC dry salt, ac;
green salt, 3l(c; butchers green 2i[@sc
Wool--Light medium, 1;a90ci low mo-
dun. l40lCc; fine i5MlGc
Horns, hoofs aud bones, e % per ION do
livered
eRlIN AMI rrEDsrurF
lots; retail g c per 100
Cotton seed Per busnel Ito, retail
Hay-Loose, local, per ton, 800;
best FoneX, carload lots, f. o, b., Sl0 per
ton; ton lots, $1,000, choice upland
eco per ton.
Amber cauo sccd--per bushel, wholesale,
1bc retail, 900
Millet-Ier bushol. Stt5
Alfalfa sced--Ss per busheL
Wheat Buyers are paying. No . 90
NO. D, Coo; T. 0. b. a. Fort Worth.
CoAi.
Canon City $40 per tom McAlcst5;
Chottaw, Jenny l.ind, Biz Muddy, Roucr
Maitland. Cameron, Robinson nud Wolsse
Goals, car lots, So 20; 20 10 ton lots, 81. .et
TWO tons $3.50; ono ION 30 10; oue-half toy
! $50. MonaWn, Victor, Santa Clara anS
EIm0rc Goals car lots, s. 10; 20 10 tuu'
/ $500; two t0ns S6 %; one tOn $3.50; one-ha,
| tom IS 90. Biiar Creek aud Mciamol Goals
/ car lots, S., %; TO 10 tons, s. 30; two tons
| 90 %; one ton, 81; onc-half ton, $3.50
| Maitland Egg aud Monarch Egg cui
! lots 81; 3 toua, SOD; wv,
| tons, SSlO; single ton, 500 Anthra
| cite q eun coal car lots. ell; TO 10 tor
lots, Slab; single Tn. Sl3 AnthrOcit,
! (Ouida) 10 10 tOus, S1OJ; single ton, $3.50
/ one-half ton, $500 Slack coal, car lots
| SS 90. per ton, 1914
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v'. i"' s' ~ .o, '' ',,sS, .,..,,, ~ KIN,
intien rran,,iaf.i 4 fli14 s.tG. esev
,o x Z. M. choics ,oil,yy ciarifiai STS.
prime x, a Az. of AZ. ma i1-i,,.
sreon5s 3 f.issa "a
Nalnsses sfronr aud hrhsr, omen
kcitiG fnncy. 8.. STRICTLY prime. go. irina
ai s s esmmor -' e rod li' es,oa s1gp .9'
gS fe.,n..tSs, as,s ~ Sf,esla
cR5ics so @Ssny prim ~ iS,,ia, 'p psme
90 cood prime. i4ifie; fsir TO good fair
Wil2; common 20 good common, SOS.
inferior, B; SYRUP. 239f2S
Nov, York Ham IA Nlcaf- s,nof
dull no. hrhrr with ention. I'd.
vance. Checking hnaincss 30. rod.
Sl6tSi ~ elevator Options active.
excited. srhur nud 1 5Sl2 hieiitr "a,
ropnrt az darin.,n h. rronch erop hy
fr5-t frso hiving rr Narii,.esteri, me-.
c,upt os ,tnfl ~ bv f,reirners WnIt
eirn,F and losoi si,oefs f,,sethrr Mill
tirn,er nnties "a r..t rrbrno,,
Si t.S. N,v 81 f.s4 mis- AZ rs
Corn Snet fnirit nefite. higher with
nnfi.,a iir,n NJ - Eg -'Se,Si ~ tx
v,tnr 0rsio.s fsri,. s,,',o ern W.
un. follosting Ohos, .InW,n,v IN ii.
Niaieh 40 ~. Niov Al
CoiTec Dhtions anc,,rj 6ro, nsfnn
noiofs biehs,.- ei,sni ef,,say Ef1S ,,n
Sstas afS5S t,..s i'I,,fi,. i,,,,o,,
SiS SOU1E ss. Fei'rn9,st sfS sns,tS "a
Noreb st5 5'ts,f. Ct. tn,n yiT AZ,
4tev stS AZ. Inn six AZ, lie
S1r 10. Sertnr,t,.r c'tr Ia. p.tnt.,,'
az 20, Db.enoss,s az AZ g., ~,
et.,d, mt, NJ. M
S,,,,., FF,,,. ,,,i, g.. .e,,.t ,,,,t.,,
.t,,,r "'N" "'"'' ''""'" Nu'u''
Nfniesyos N.,, or,.,,. ca. ,.,,.,t
st.ad, '' '"" u'''""'
r.t,.. .,s.
NV, ""''' H'"ul
WcaSp, liis" jan IA hig hing IN
wheat with sudden advance of nearly
dc a hushcl dworied everything elss 10
1aI on NhNhEe. ~ wus. what the buhs
had been working Tor since the winter
l9gan. nc As dilhcWt 60 say whether
we strength came from fright of the
shorts or from buying bN the hir houses
and tue bullish crop news. \ hopeful
feature 81 Tue market for the bulls wa,
even after agsressiyc euylns G,asod. ,fhc
market stnrlel WHORE it closed Yesterday.
llslerpool cables were higher early aud
iwncc.
feeling abroad and about midday May
another big liz before The close. Late
Liverpool aud Paris. over iho tcrriblc
weather on the continent. it was. evil
ucnt several largo short buyers and the
nuli clique hclned Che bulls along and
igrisn buying continued here aud ol
View YORK The market hruUdenpd and
strengthened aud ON late buying MAY
prices rose Quickly 70 ~ 3-lo as the
Corn attracted fair amount Of at.
might be called active &c any lime.
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Rseairfs this div iaat YEAR lat30
Toia| rcreipis thus lar thiseoason 2ss3.ieo
Yotsi respipts thus Tar last season h.leO llf
Difl0rencc .......... i.es4.Ni
Exports 10 Grcaf Rritlin...... Mf3
Exports % Franco ............... lAHQ
Exports 10 continent. .......... N,C2l
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mo HUM county, Toxas.


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ST. LOUIS IIYEsrnCK.

st. Louis Mo, jan ll-CQttlc-lte Re-
ccipts. 300; shipments, 1900. Market
firm; fair 20 COOL native stccrs, So lOd
4 90; choice shipping ~ i5u5 Q9i
range stoors. grass fed, 50 1905 10;
mool fcd, SB 20tfl 90; range COWS 81 "a
az -.
Hogs Receipts, zoo; Shipments. $500
market 55tiuc lower: heavy. 81 NJ6f1 10
pucking, 81 2OGiT 80; light 50 3utl1 30
Sheep Receipts, 500. shipments, none
mari, steady fair to good natives,
81 n0m 100. choice 10 extra mutton,
81 1O@J -.
SpOT COTTON
st. Louis Mo, Jan 11.--C'oHon
Quiet; middling, . 1916; no sales re-
ported; receipts, 1000 bales; shipments,
400 bales; stock, SD3OO bales.
81. LOUIS WOOL
S. louis, Mo, Jun. II. Wool--Ro
ccipts. 1000 pounds; Shipments none.
Not particle OF change In the market
aud no sales reported
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK.
Kansas City, Mo. Jan. H. Cattle
Receipts, 43OO; shipments, 2t0O; eener-
ally active and strong TO Zoe higher:
best feeders, Zoe higher. Representa-
tive sales; Dressed bCuf and shipping
steers, S3.0JGt5O0; cows and heifcrs.
S20OG2.S 81; stockers and feeders, S2TO
m365
Hogs Receipts. 500: shipments. 800:
fairly active IMl5c higher; cXtrome
range. S56OGr7.G Cos bulk, SL30d74O.
Sheep Receipts. 1900 shipments 300:
market DUH, 3Oa4Oc lower than last
week
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
Chicago. M. Jan. II. Cattle receipts
5000; shipments AGO. best strong.
.t.e
Sl4OQ5SD: medium. SO SON425; com
mon, &id3l5; stockcT 22TQ2.i5;
COWS. S2dBa5.
Hog receipts. $4,000: shipments, H.
600: market l5c lower; closed firm.
Rough aud common, $tMl2J; packing
and mixed. $73OU755, prime heavy and
butchers S7.JJ6I7 80. sorted light 81. 40
also; pigs and others light S6.25NS7.3 j
Sheep receipts 10000; shipments roo
Weak, 5M1Oc lower. Nallgcs S3.75Gl
$40: Western $505.35: Texans and
Mexieans $4,000 lambs $lMD.3b,
NEW YORK LIVESTOCK.
New York, Jan. Beeyes. active,
10c higher Natives. steers SlM5. 30:
bulls md COWS S2d3S5; calves, Grnr;
veal SJH3. Western calves S3li3.31 ~
Shocp and lambs. steady. ShcepS3 90
1880. lambs SJ.SjMG.Sj.
PROVISION MARKETS.
ST. Louis, NO, Jan. ll.--hlOur- Firm.
Active, higher from start ana
finish was ] 5-Sdl Sic for May aud %
for July above yesterday. Cash, GOc;
Ian, 70c; Feb, Tic; May zoe; July,
76 lie
Corn Was carried up by wheat. but
advance not nearly 80 great gnd move
Incnt WIS very slow. Cash, ahc, Feb,
3S Sac, May, ~ i.2G
Oats Cash firm; 33c for sample lots:
May higher closing "a $40
Corn meal flrUer. Sl.S0.
Whisky Steady Sl.BJ.
Bagging and lies Unchanged
Pork Easy, but not lower SlS2J for
old sl921 for new,
Lard Quiet $1,000
Dry salt mcat Loose shoulders. %;
longs and ribs. $500; shorts, 1886; strips
50 25 boyed l0ts Zoe more,
Bacon Shoulders. $3.50; longs aud
ribs, $i0.75; shorts. Sll.OO
Sugar cured hams Si3OOUl1JO.
Kansas City, Mo-, Jah. ~ Wheat
Irregular; No 2 hard, 00li9D BIO. No.
2 red, 7O07O lie
Corn Higher; NO . mixed 34n3i 1-2c.
No . white, IS lie
New YORK. Jan. IL Sugar strong:
open kettle, strictly prime 70 choice, IS
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TreIahts IRON oaIvoatsa.

Galveston. Tex. Jau H. fSpseial -
BY steamship from Galveston, Texs
10 Liverpool ........... ID. 10
40 continent ...IT-88d
To New York .secV 10 lbs
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Galveston coaos Marpci.


Galveston, Tex, Jan. O. -(Spcclal)-
Sugur--Pla agents prices iu round
lota by the carload Tor Louisiana sugars!
Market closeI steady; unchanged
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Total sales. 5000 bales; American, 600
bales
Imports 1906 balesi American, 900
bales
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Tor the Democrat publishing
L W, Of Fort Worth, Texas. MAY
n.y. per ever spread aid carry the
orr. hnge o. that noble machine to a
IA ID moro homes. You may put
ls.eYe said IA your paper II you like.
|sr.f Xours Truly,
~ s, J. JOHNSON
2 mo. HURT county, Texas.
n < an Ahnt q Claimed for II.
i 3 WALNuT. TEX, May 25, 1892
Fslprth Caaetts.
AZ IN receipt of THE GAZETTE sew
|..--anlno anu End IL TO be all you
N 2rit We are delighted with Che
lll and the work il docs. Think
~ cheap for such a machine and
GA $40 or $50 machine.
ssr You're with thanks for IL.
4. j. MORRISON,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-12

Galveston Tex, Jan IL (6pccieN-
Stocks this dsy............ ...... l03,633
Stocks this day last year. ......... L3lt, 10
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ptE TEslIMoNE

kteiuv machine for Only ssa.
Ilt Try One.
W lerton, TeS,, Dec. 8, 1892
~ HNt Worth Gazette.
M The High Arm Sewing
al you claim for it. II IS
Very respect. My wife IS
III N.'b Il, IL Is neat aud we'll
l.NI running, and gives Gu
~ ~. Respectfully,
d. IT SWEENEY.
'NNnu new p0stOlhces were
WING the past year, and
Nable letters poured Ia the
|Nll N,i Of them wholly without
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-12

New Orleans La. Jan n. Especially
Cotton futures closed barely STEADY, 10 to
/ : points dccltne.
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COTTON MARKETS


Liverpool. Jan. il.-(SpsciaL) Spot cot
ton closed easier az yesterdays quo, aIons;
huafppae ruDderntp
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nRuGs

Quotations based or small lots 10 retail
dealers, Acetanlid, per ounce, lOc; per
ID, 10: acetic acid. per ID, So; carbolfc acid.
crsst per 10, 80 10 Ssci munatlc acid. D
r., per 10. 81 nitric acld. G r., per 10 PIC;
sulphuriC acld, c. p, per ID. 10; tanuc
acid, bulk, por ID, fl.85; alcohol, 90 per cent
per sal, a.. less SO cash; alum. per 10. 40;
antlkamnia 3 100; anffebrine pSr OF, 25c;
antipyrine. por or, 81. 40g ammonis, carOo-
nate per ID, Ice; blue vifrioi. per 10, case:
blue mass. per 10, Soc blue ointment per
d., TOE; b0rax. per TO-. l2aiS; camphor,
gun. Per ~ no; capsicum. powdered. Der
To-, 30; coppeVas per ID, 2lso, cream
Frocers' per 10, Ice, Dover's powder. per lb
a. l0i ether suiphuric, uS.P.. 10. s5c; rum
araui tirst pick, per 10. SOC; gDm shellae,
Per 10, &c; glue. brown, Elb, l2al6a; x 10
white, per ID, zoe, mace, per To- Soc; mss
eurN per ih.75c; morphine sulph., p. & w,
= on boxes psr o.. si.a5, 25< OF boxes
pef o.. siy9; Of b0ttles. per or 81 5Us
nutmeas, per pouna 75e; castor oil per
gal. tl.2 Al.30 olive oil gal, 81 10; iinsoe
OH, rer GAL. s1HlG c sperm oil, W. b. par
eaL, Sl.s0i op,ani, per pound ties 20 81. 30;
oMunl po., per pcunu. S340.b ack pepper
per pound. 1ec; potash, bromide, pai
pound, Soci potash, chlorata pur
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GENERAL MARKETS
galveston Wool Market
Galveston, Tex, Jan lL--(Spscial) -
WoolAMarkot steady unchanged.
srRiN0-rwgLvR MONTHS CLIr.
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receipt. a, Al tnlted sta,cs porta,

Total tha day ............... " .6g7
Total tnia day last year......... 1880
Daily Movements NJ Interior Towns
Galveston, Tex, Jan. TO-