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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-15

Heavy snow In the Falouse Country.
CoLEAx. Feb. A-lSpecial. This has
been . remarkable winter in the Palouse
country. The present snow fall Is the
heaviest ever known here. but the temper
ature is not very low A chinook wind blew
up last night and today and the snow was
cut down from two feet TO about eighteen
inches in depth, though i, did not melt
sufficiently TO run. Tonight the mercury
has dropped again and the mushy snow is
likely to freeze solid forming = layer OF ice
throughout the county as in the spring of
lsSi Should this come, however. the loss
of stock would not be heavy. for ali the
stock rsisers are provided with feed enough
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STEAMER FAIRHAVEN.

DELLIN0HAN BAY INSIDE ROUTE
Whatccm An: Sehome fairhaven samish An
aeo.tes, ftcalgo cry, Cfsas dy, Coupevils, Lana.
ley, Clinton, Evere;f, EdmondA
STEAMER WASCo
Leaves Hataslds dock Tuesday,, Thursaays
aud saturdays a, O'CLOCK q N. Iicxsts for saIe
81 CITY Ticket Office. so4 second street
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OTEAMERS.
BORT ANGELES PORT TOWNSEND. DUN.
geness and Seattle route
TIN8 CARD
Fast Passenger and Freight Propeller
MONTICELLO.
Commencing Tuesday. November I, 1899.
Leaves daily except Monday follows: Seattle
z q m: Townsend 1880: arrives Port Angeles
p m. Leaves Port Angeles p m: Port
Townsend $50 p. m: arrives seattle 10 p m
Landings City pock, Seattle: Tiboals Dock, Port
Townsend Morse's Dock. Port Angeles
HATCH BROA
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500 amILv Nil -Tacoma... Il0IATI Sis am
1850 pmI Lv 72IPt. townsend SO " ii rs Pm pr,
A:3O pm Ar ll0t .Victoria. MIL $3.50 pm
steamers "City Of Kingston" and ''City Of Seat
tie' make connections nj Port Townsend for pas
sengess going from Belingham bay points to VIC
toria and return
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-12

a person should never be waked except
In cases Of urgent necessity. When man
fnlls asleep. he IL III shape for repHirs-
All tho intricate machinery OF his body Is
bcing overhanlcd and PITT 81 order for
next dhy's work Nature knows what tho
tired body needs. She lays 1t on the bed,
surrounds II with the refreshing afr Of
night, covers IL with darkness and lets the
man rest, Tired natures sweet restorer,
bniny sleep. visits him, md as the hours
pass by lis energies ara renewed, his
strength comes bnok, and when the day
light steals through tha window, be opens
his eyes and feels like new man.
II ho IL carly 70 hed he wakes corfe-
spundinRly carly. Now, who VIII 10 10
that niais'H eisiaiqtl hour before he opena
his eyes and say 10 naturaI Hstand asida
and lot him get up. Re has had enough
rest Nntnrewili Rpys YOU can tAka8
him " sou will, but will Charge him
with an hour 5 loss Of sleep. and l, u col.
lect ID out Of his bones md nerves and
hair and eyenigllt. Yon cln't cheat me.
III find property 20 levy Oh Nature -
the best buokkeepcr In the world You
may ovordraw. hut you niiist pny back,
even TO the pound Of flesh. u.--Icnness
Miller Monthly.
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Rsssyed over the private wire of At
& ri Violet & Co,
B ms York, December 1.-THE market
3 ID heavy on sales for both accounts
1e traders were inclined to cover all
but their bids were freely supplied
II commission houses. The supply OF
stocks exceeded the demand, partlc-
III in sugar, Chicago Gas and st.
hi and Distillers, owing TO the bulls being
keartened. The Cammack brokers' took
h large line of shorts in Chicago, Bur
ren and Quincy. The Grangers were
NJ, however, on the unfavorable report
tirnlngs by st. Paul.
lcalsrllle and Nashville was lower on
b suit brought by the commonwealth of
Enucky to prevent the consolidation of
Asis with Cincinnati and OHIO and
.A8estern.
nd bars, however, were cautious in
sa sales OF this stock, as II was gener-
i oyersold
lasssd oil was feverlsh at the extreme
<s9nA on IN attempt TO dispose ot long
tx BY the Standard oil interests.
Foreign and Domestic News Co.
Chicago, Ill, December 1.-THE gov
eznent report OF Saturday estimating
p condition OF winter wheat at 81
~ about as expected and did mot cause
za:h change of sentiment On passage
I{lis this morning showed decrease,
q his was afterwards correcteG-by New
Fgk reporting a small increase Instead.
Wheat has shown a very firm undertone
Estls most OF the season. A number Of
81 people were conspicuous buyers, also
~ New York parties.
tsAns was scattering, principally by
|'ipsfs and against calls.
tstes Continue strong, both from the
Ealasnt and the united kingdom. This.
Es'iaer with small Northwestern re-
pgs was probably the chief factors in
l,sialning early values.
'soie supply statement showing an in
80 o. $4,000 bushels did not materially
M from expectations. Indian wheat
saelts were somewhat larger than for
~ Time previous. but apparently had
u elect on the market Exports OF
'ssat and riour reduced were fairly large,
.-a40ling to about 100000 bushels. Near
1 e.ose the market became weaker on
ssaallon. May closing 6sssd6s1s
.s'-ise grain were some stronger early,
Il slosed about the same as Saturday.
lspe supply and ION passage" figures
- showed liberal decrease in corn.
!. .ae ADVANCE in provisions noted the lat
!, \. part OF last week was partly lost to-
y ,hog receipts overran the estimate
i ue demand was poor, both cash and
'sliatiye futures.
Lamson Bros. s. Co.
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shc,f ,si,. ,.,...s,. 4 "a, So. 81.
cash dniStatihns Ns
No Spring wheat o2SsfSs,k; No. red
No corn ASS
Mess pork, lgstislsfS.ioH
5l.,ia S; Il.
Shert ftths--Sdee uoose) 6.S0iiI. dry
'i'tss1 e9eNiiers ko2Sedl N,2,405Oi short
NtnNf ss0eH NIoNesl I A,3fItNs
rev Vriehns.
New Orleans, La. December li--Cofee
firm; ordinary to low fair iQl.Tooib
SngafNSs0psn gtt,le nran; fully feir 70
choice white lS-l6faTs. on White $500
~, Srcy do. 9s43 9.t0. choice yellow
clariued 3 f-lN1s3iS, primo do. Ia-lHSS3k.
OF 90. z lHIONNH; seconds 2tslI3.
Melasses steadyi open Kettle choice ~;
good prime 10 AtrictlV pt.iue gS5fSO, prinie
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anAIN AMI I.IlovIsIoNs.
Grain--ChicaRo.
Corrected daily by Atwood Violet a G.


Chicago December i1s--Alter advancing
for q tli1a today wheat Yielded 10 an aR-
an 1ncraaet Ia the Visible and lover clos
ing c0pitpentai cables. ana closed With
corn destined isles4c and oats held about
stenAy
fsfgglg;on3 ruled steady al eome concey4
atoms from Saturdays fafes. ( CosnBATed
with slfrday nlghf January pork s4==
~ lowef, january lara ~ on and JAnu-
ary- rits rs iQWer.
The leading fttlfeH closed,
Wheat December ON. May az
Corn Deceniher S5A. January 50; Mny
81
l.ard--jaanafy 7.gIh; May 7T7h.
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How W. NICK. rwomhty Came % Marry
niiss Vanderbilt.


Mtss Vanderbilt.
William Vanderbilt hnd ak children.--
three bo5s aud three girls Elliott Shep-
ard nnnsricd the eldest w fdoK. Tgoin-
bly, the second and DR. Seward Webb The
youngest. When Mr., TwomblJt was court
ing his wife, the family wau at Saratoga
Twofnbly was about 2s years old then.
lie was clark at the Western Union office
In New York on 81 1900 per annum. "A
friprd said 20 him,
''Mnc, l SEQ you with Miss Vanderbilt
good deal. She seems 10 like you. Why
don't yS,i marry hcr,n
s.Goc@ Lordl'' he answered. nwhy. I
would be crazy 70 think OF such a thEnr.i,
~ don't know about that, the older
man replied. Go In and win. TRY it. Z
Two nights after that tho friend and ad-
Wiser met Twonbiy. 'ny Jovel YOU'RE
just the man Iwant to see, You kno,y
what you advised me 20 dcsn
The other nodded
swell, I've done III
"Ali right, wasn't i'm the other asked
"Ycs, said 1'wombly, But what am
I 20 do with the old maufw
SEQ straight 60 Mr.. Vanderbilt az
though ho hadn't cent and ask him fer
his girl. Always act like d man, said
hia friend.
So the next afternoon, when he had had
talk with the yonng lady, he saw tho
millionaire Nsitting on the piazza Of the
great States hotel He happened to be
alone TwomhlS approached him ncrv-
cuAiy.
rdr. Vanderbilt saii he In rather 4
tromuious voice, can nay q word TO
youfn
sswhy. az conrse,n the other replied. hIs
eyes twlnkling d little Flo had u pretty
good idea OF what wis coming
''Nyeii. sir, want your permission to
marry your daughter Mary
The father took OF his glasses and wiped
them carefully with his handkerchief He
put them on and looked 40 Twomhly
'sWhAi Is yonf income, Mr. TwombiyiN
aElghtetn hundred dollars, sir,
ANA do you think you can maintain
my daughter MS she Is used to living on
81 ,sn0N'
81 dor n know, sir. but can keep her
as well as you kept her mother when ven
married her, said Mr.. Twombly. with
spirit.
Go and rec what her mother saya. II
she doesn't object. won't
She didn't object. They were quietly
married and went to live In n small hplse
away down town. They lived there q
year, md on tho first ChI'istmas gave Mr..
and Mrs, Vanderbilt tho best dinner they
Ind had for many a day, for the young
wife cooked II heraelf A week thereafter
Mr.. 1'womhly was elected Vice prsident
Of the Western Union 1t $4,000 q yeaf,--
Detroit Free Press.
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FINANCEANDCOMMERCE
NAVY Port Receipts Again Depress Prices and the Future
Cotton Markets Are All Lower--New York Stock
Market-our Commercial Article.

j. york. December 1.-THE foilowins
~ avs we're made to the service on
s,.s exchange today:
~, houses and local traders sold
M: I, Paul on heavy decrease In earn
-. hear estimate on Saturday was
y earnings would show Decrease
AN and as they actually showed a
x. IN OF ass,ooO traders who had
IN, n, N saturday on a belief that a bad
s.r mad been discounted were disap-
wv .nd threw over their stock today
\, sscIlne brokers for London houses
:, about 1000 shares. but other
4 s I, 9TH London connections were SELF
r..+.rn operators take a bearish posi-
& N. stock because of heavy falling
:. wheat receipts at primary points,
IN ,hsy assert indicates a continued
Lac. in earnings.
,rokerage firm believed to operate for
III suck sold $4,000 shares Of sugar
4. srst hour. Sales were induced by
s..s,retCn dispatches stating that the
tsrttt in the Wilson bill would not
/, changed
|, Al common and preferred were bought
,.,orted notifications in the proposed
u changes In white lead.
r,,0sr directors OF Chicago gas were
IN sellers of certificates today The
n, rsderg sold down Western Union on
.g5ced reports Of decreased earnings.
|, ,.yorted that the dividend viii make
|, au,ayorsble showing.
4, decline in Richmond Terminal Sc
,us,s and bonds was accompanied by
mart that the interest viii be default
Il, January i. A new plan of organIEa-
(. Vim have to be arranged.
~. money shows about the same gem
n features. The demand continues
4. and the supply generous. Rates are
I'D al 2 per cent for thirty to sixty
n. per cent tor ninety days to four
s,tAs; 81. to 4 for five 70 six months.
rs.sattle paper does not show any in
&, in supply. There is no abatement
A. activity OF the demand from all
MARS Rates are Sla to A per cent for
ssssa bills; ~ to 8 for flrst-class single !
lss; ! to ga for others.
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LIVE s.rooIk.


Chicago, December ti.--lNor the opening
day OF the week the. run OF cattle re.
niarkahly hight: good to choice extra
some Improvement for Gamers; bulk sold
at i.S5a9,00 for cows and helferH; $500
$50 for steers; Stra steers 600, fancy
Christmas steers u,hoIBT5.
Hogs Markc, weaker.
Sheen-Rait light and medium weight
sheer n feir REQUEST 4! sl.9Qai2oo for In
medium: 2'7bSiS. 80 for sood 70 choice;
4 eipts-tattle, 1900; calves $50; hogs
$4,000; sheep 10000.
..sw York.
New York, December 11.--Bseyes--Tse-
ceipts 2SA2i market dull: best natives 4.T5
M4.ea; medium TO good 4,4ob4,S5; ordin-
nary 2 NY 70 fair aGA.aoi COWS l.eoaS& 70; bulls
Calves Receipts. 1881; market slow;
yeals poor TO choice 508S,5o. grsssers
Sheep Receipts 1855; market slow at
24sS.STis; lambs S5ou5I2ls
81. Louis, Mo. December 1i.-Cotton
lQQ bales, receipts lo,6Q0 bolea: shipments
1880 bales; stock 1900 bates.
Kansas city.
Kansas City, Mo, December lt.-Cattle
steady 10 strong; Iexas atesrs ! lSsI MN IA.
shipping steers tWas Texas and native
cows i.8OdNlA; butcher stock 8dAl0s
storkers and feeders sblgg. 70!
Iioes~ Receipts 200; shipments 1000;
market weak bulk Aaf5lU, henvy pacit-
ing and miSqsi 4.s035, l2,a; lights, Workers
sheep Receipts sa,ooo; shipments 1900;
mnlS o. now weak
st. Louis.
ST. Louis Mo- December i1,--cattie--.
Receipts 1900. market strong, HIGHER. or
binary 70 good native steers a75d4; led
Texas steers aGb3.60i grass do. 280gta 10;
cows and heifers 1.6od2ao
:, li less Receipts $50 shipments
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orleans La, December u.-At-
III ~, Violet & Co. say;
~ sspool shows sales OF 1900 bales at
,s,n.hged prices. Arrivals closed steady,
N, S'5l decline. The liauidHting pros
~. las Continued. both here ana al New
I'M, prices having declined here 80 for
M. ana selling off some 8 points in
NM iofk. The weaker .Syg element Is
s..iu .sh out OF the market, ana the
IN. interest seems to be In the
|us,as9 those who propose to stay. being
II - IN their own minda that the crop
|hy1 mort OF the fun estimates, which
N. g.nuuenced prices ON the other side
has,. exas adyices are TO the effect that
Era ~ maya antedated bills Of lading
AN. 'sa JAYS for parties, who were de-
~ q ayailing themselves OF the cut
IL tsaleh expired on the eth instant,
srsas el me accumulated cotton is being
Ishs TAI heHa VIII be falling of
~ W. exceed the comparison with
III p,s today arc e2ss7, against es, 1i6
ir 4 TX and u 400 last year thus FAR
sssk Week l0 40, against ii4l4S last
issntl 's,lA last year, The estimate
q ~ ''f thig port tomorrow are 20 900
nssks, against 22,3a0 last year Our
ieinis tsacted towards tho close to s
lawn, snl New York closed arm, after
asptlsy sgeoyerd the entire decline, ex-
] 70 points.
&eis. Pyt market closed steady at f-ld
o a,ri, WIN sales OF GOO bales ana salss
1--WE Of $50 halay
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ueefeased by such actions on thelr mr.,
anq we all know but too wen what A.,
portlnee to attach to a decrease IN tba
visible, Futures there closed steadv m
y decline Of 1864 and with June-July sail.
Ins on the same basis as spota Al szd
further unloading by the Tonga eanssd
our market 70 drop 10 points during the
gay This dumping by The longs IA bejns
accelerated by the heavy receipts ~ norts
Today, 620o0, against 1900 last wear ma
the prospect Of 1900 here tomorrow
against 22000.
During the afternoon. however. II was
hpparent that the selling by the longs
~. wy peen exhausted and the market recov-
ereu, closing at loss OF only 4 points
on the day. Spot sales in this market
also nave been liberal the total being
gD. Prices are quoted steady, nj de-
cllne 81 l-lbc The long interest has been
undoubtedly largely liquidated during the
decline OF the past week, but It Is hns-
ardous to venture any prediction OF Inn
provement while receipts continue on the
present scale. Day after day and week
AFTER week we have been told that re-
ceipts must soon decrease, some Insist
ing that perpendicular falling of will
result and just as regularly day after
gay and week after week have these pre-
dictlons been not only contradctea by
the movement hut the figures OF receipts
nave largely exceeded those OF last year.
or course point In the decline Will
sometime be reached when the movement
VIII 90 discounted, but as there Is still
considerable long interest It would not
be surprising e see prices still lower.
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cotton aIovement.



Receipts this day. BY Gulf, Colorado
and Santa Fe 4T16; International ana
Great Northern 5755i Missouri, Kansas
Texas 2I9I. barges Stuart 1903, Boots 1876.
Waldo T8i, Alice eco, Daisy 1898 Gibbs
l4f and Dick 1869; schooner Martha 81
Total 1o,I0i.
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Port Of Galveston, December IL
Arrived
Barkentine Kathleen, Davies, 81 Cath
eFiBe.
Schooner Napoleon Bougnion, htlee,
Newport News
~, Philadelphia
Schooner Eunlee III crocker, Pen0ae0a.
Sailed.
Etaamshfp Newby5 Alcculiock. HaYra
HteamBhip Fuilwfli, Gibson, Liverpool
Steamship Kendall benDstt, LIVERPOOL
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VIHGt OF INb IVHIt
Houston, Monday, December II


Houston, Monday, December IL.
Heavy receipts was again the feature
pressing effect upon prices.
Houston. however, closed quiet and un-
changed while Galveston closed easy at
1-1G decline. New Orleans also declined
1915 and closed duh at the reduction.
New York spots closed quiet and I'M
changed. Liverpool reports firm demand,
freely met at unchanged prices,
Stock in New York, 1880; New Or
leans Si6,sSS.
Liverpool futures opened steady, j to
points lower, ruled barely steady, a
point higher, and closed steady, 2 TO 8
points lower thar Saturday.
Now Orleans futures opened steady. 2
to points lower ruled steady, / to 3
points still lower, and closed steady, TO
points lower than Saturday,
New York futures opened steady, gener-
ally unchanged, ruled steady points
down, and closed firm, l to points lower
than Saturday.
npIfEVnE nAIIY STATEMENT.
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Wool MnYcmcnt.

Galveston, Texas. December Ii.
Receipts this day 5000; this week Se.354:
this season 2.258S 24; same time list sea-
son 2, 4Aa,Slf; shipments this day -,
this weelll2l POI this season ZOOS, $50;
same time last season 2,46SS21; sales this
day ; this week -; this season 75l,-
$50; same time last season u, 09t; stock
this day 2,Ss53f9; same time last season
pa 453
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FINANCIAL.


HOUSTON, december IL.
Prices. Cents,
Choice beeYes ,,,..,t,t .-..--.....2k
Fair to common bdeves 1a41%
Choice cows ......... .....,....2
Common to fair cows ,...+..-.. ESsfI4
Chuice two-year-olds .....,t.....,2
Common to fair two-year-olds. TX
Choice fat yearltngs. .............2
Choice calves ..,,.. s........-... 2ihfp3ii
Common to fair, per head. ....... M
Choice cornfed hogs .-.....-.....5 1hGlB
Choice mastfed hogs ....-........5
Choice muttos ....t. .......-....5M
Market is glutted with all kinds of cat
tie and hogs sheep. however, are wanted.
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New York, December 1.-THE Post says:
Two bits Of news were made to DO some
service on the stock market today-the
uecrease Of Sa3,sio in st. paul's gross
earnings Ter the first week in December
aud the ordering OF gold for export by
tomorrow's steamer. The first OF these
announcements was widely predicted last
week, ana it seems to confirm the belief
In the market
Wheat stocks in the Northwest are
pretty well exhausted. with gold drlb-
bling out and currency shipments from the
interior reduced, It " not impossible, with
$4,000 in the clearing house that the
banks reserve win presumably be reduced.
which would most certainly be no mis-
fortune.
Today's stock market reflected the days
news by excessive dullness and slow but
irregular decline, Granger stocks, sugar
certificates. Western Union and few OF
the high priced specialties were the main
points OF weakness
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LooAh rnIons ounnnNr.

i den. G0NfUc per dozen boxes castor oil
gy " d, Boston eo9sn oii PSF case. piots
i AAiAflNi'flt 1Ns-sp Powder, per kse, SILK
blasting powder S2.g6 per leg; agents
| priee, shot, diop. per sack, Sl,09tlido
] ijHGGING AND TIEs-HagsIus. ID,
pound, 5Nalse. pound, aAdso; 2SA pound
| Arrow ties, M,iodl.ia per bundle, ID
! pound nteel Arrow ties, Sl0A per bundle
BFttsW,NH-22c for s5oa yellow, ipc
BACON Wholesale sr2ess charge
/ shprt clear, pgpAc; brcakfast i3isc.
GANDY-Plaln candy. 0Rsffl wrapped
/ IWIhc, fancy uiSed IN pDNR, sal e,
t.'i&SNEp FRUffs stahdafd canned
goeeds, per dozen; siraSMesrrise!ss s., igaq
seconds Si204La0i peara, standard, $3.50,
| peaches, standard, pound, Si,2SGi 30,
see9nfs pound sl 06,31a sa sts9gaafd
! iil.40. backberries, st20gtl -; merf0wfat
! peas. Sl9NGl 40: Lima beans flWdl.l0,
t emaloes. pound sSS,ooe; & pound ii "
dozen; ( pound, Z W., e5abSc, Y DO pound I'd,
Sl i So 2o1 saG SaSsi BBe esf s f9ssS
l20 chinqsd beef, u pound. Si.8aalaQi J
t,Il.tF5ftNGA CANNED GOODS
Wholesale groeera fill orders NJ the fol-
lowing quotations per dqsen FOR ~
b6nna e o6s2 he S wsippssa o2g sgo, eg
per pound, elayDank peas, 9ls14c per
ialse; q ounce perafane, set nA9iiNo
G9FFUE Peaberry, 229&e, EordoVa,
2tAe, fancy Hla, 22Ao; choice Rio, 2ike:
t s lss Dsai 800 81, aao' issAei common
Fhtt'plll,A Stat gaanp, $50 per ton
frota wqrehouse.
xi01: Sea Eairy. kecond roller patent.
$40 Sea NYmpK extra roller fancy
$500 Sea Jewel. extra roller oholce.$3, co.
Sea Pearl, roller, family, $500 Pumper.
nickel $40. Giutine new. s3.G6, above
for ear lots less than car lots. nc per
barre higheri special raten fer interior
GRAIN AND HAY--Cnr lots; Dealers
charge from store 5albe more per 100
pounde en- bran, 296r pes bpsael On oats,
3783sp per bushei, corn, 10000 per
bushel; chopped corn, 9se por 100 pounde.
cotton SEED ec lneal s25 per Ten timothy
Wl5 per ton; aeed huiis, 10 per ton.
HIDES rbe range ~ value Is aF fol-
lows. Dry fntt selected, ESQ., dry nlnt,
HAMS -i6gt0i09s
j.1Rb. -ieiinsd tierees 7a7Nei leaf.
MoGAssgs Centrifugal, fair, 1ga2oe,
tle, talr 3iQsaei prime abe,
300. California, +. H., boxes. s2.o0a225;
quart boxes 1DHIbe. as TO brand and
Rfcfj Head. 5ci choice 4&r; primo.
49, fair, 4c; good, 894c.
salt Liverpool m full supply, demand
a as s 98aTss o nq s sanrs eer so ssk u
fg4la nllpss q New iberia
dered bisc fancy. yellow clarified aMe;
choice yellow clarified, sMo; plantation
a'sCYs're,N suE,f1 1rloltvared al reta sta
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EfeamHhlDH--
atcamAfsin Lepua, pier ~
stennship Avaaa. Harrison. pier 80.
Steamship atifg. Deacon. plar IS,
AfcamEhiD DerafnoTe, l3unnhH outside.
BfnAmshiD Aoarcgini pier 10,
Nt0amahlp t1nseafyz james. pier "A,
Hteauphip HlpdAsthni Hayard, pief ~
Steamahip sidDey 1'houlas, pier ~
Hteasnehip Partsaeidi picr
Hts@suahip HirfhHela, Norton, pier 20.
Steamship craihofnt, pier -
steaiphhiq ifiibnfn. Jones, pier 10.
Htea1nship 0lefisie. Norris. IN stream
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Bteafuhhip SiYefdaie. pier H.
Hteatuanlp ioHa. Crangton. pier =.
5tesainaffp unfouikt. pier ~.
Steamship Newly, Mccullough. pier "a.
Eteantbip Daweetry, Ia stream
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