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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-01-23
Phoenix Brick Contractors.

R. H. Faulkner pressed brick or
common brick work and fancy floor
tiles of all sizes. cement side walk first
class. Leave orders at the Lemon hotel.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-01-23

Buy your mems shoes from the man
ufacturer. Hand made congress and
lace calf shoe So, solid leather.
PHOENIX SHOE FACTORY,
81 W. Washington St.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-01-23

The Office of the Phoenix Light and
Power company has moved to the Cot
ten block, room Is. All persons hav-
ing complaints or other business will
please call there. All Indebtedness is
payable to George W. Hoadley, re-
ceiver.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-01-23

For rent--A nice suite of rooms for
Offices in the Thibodo building.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-01-23

Shoes for ladies, misses. children and
men, all of the best make. For thirty
days sold at less than cost at the Red
Corner.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-01-23

The Novelty store sells lamp chin
neys No. and No. for scents.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-01-23

Hand sswed shoes. French calf, satin
hub gore to order, $3.50.
PHENIx SHOE Factory,
81 w. Washington St.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-01-23

Go to the Model restaurant for good
clean meals at Is cents. Our coffee is
immense. Opposite Court House on
First avenue.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-01-23

To Patrons of Phoenix Light and
Power Co.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-01-23
The Alhambra.

Don't pass the Novelty store but 70
in.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-01-23

+. A. Lombard. tailor, 8 Wall street.
Best cutter on the coast.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-01-23
DINING ROOMS.
1t Sweeps Clean.

A New Broom Always Does.
Have you sampled the viands prepares
by the new Caucasian cook at the
Commercial Dining Room?
He knows his business. That's what
the patrons say.
Entrance for ladies on Jefferson Street.
KATE B. WALSH Prop.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-01-23
The Arizona Abstract Co., r. L. Long
Manager.

The first abstract Office established
in Arizona. Complete abstracts of
title to all lands, lots, mines and canals
in Maricopa county. Office No. Is.
South Center street, Phoenix. Arizona.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-01-23

The Red Corner Slaughter Sale.
Blankets, comforters, bedspresds,
tides, linen, napkins, lace and other
curtains, all sold at less than cost dur
ing the next thirty days.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-01-23

A Talk on Insects, TWo-Legged and
Otherwise.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-01-23

ABBOT q COCKER, Agents.
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LocAL pRIcn eURRENT.
The following are the ruling prices fol
,.,,,.t, .t ga tho market todltv.

r,o c,ii,,yinr ars The ruling prices for
a., n,,rp.t ,od,r,.
sFeeer Ig eys', az diamond ,5a5oa
S iii s7S Soaps osien r e p2e oi Der ease
pints, $780, PER case, qparis $3.50
blasting powder, 1895 per keg, asentsi
price; shot drop per sack NSoaL9Si
pug S ;c.SSi ,iS, SNr, TIES Raepl,e ~.
p-AN3S,,l-fS, - 49," 49, 6hlnsts ~
ID eaHs ip' 1870 1c,t" difa' Siaiss9
III per bundle Is Is steel Arrow ties, sos
pnr b4naie' ,,,,,,,,,,,t,
~ is4 a. Y, SEE q S5 !, N M. htf
uoEeh, H-VN' a ~, sis-et 4 ~ 4p.i slVIois
] 10, per dozen. Sieq; = ID, zoe, x 10, 56s;
lsls one spoon, J 10 per noSen, $3.50; "
I'D, Si;a2i a ~ ~. ~, a.
BEEN XXI ~ 4 A-@o ior eo'a yelow' 'sc ior
BACON Wholesale grocers charge.
short clear, sigWSAei BREAKFAST, uRMl2e
CANDY Plain CANDY. 6m6i.e. wrapped
6iaI6s,c: fancy mixed In pals SGijc, fancy
in cases. iOlhul2ihc, rock. l2mlsisq
CANNED FRUITS standard canned
9Sas pReapp dessn Standard sco s ls
onds 81 coal 80; pears, standard, 81. 20fli 70
peaches, standard lb, Sl,SQgl,S5i seconds.
10. ioh@iiQ; siansdaard 2 -. y lsml 50;
S5@e5c; blackherries, 81 .SOal.sSi fnnrraw.
iat peas. si,lbapi.z1l LAMA beans, u Oya
40; sring beans ss@ aass '9 iS SlI
9ysters. ID. j ". ssq75e per dozi u
/ n cans. ii 2556ii' "a per dozsn roast beef
81 i5fit 20, chippcd beef y TO- Si,Sslfi 40.
I No. s2a5.
CALIFORNIA CANNED GOODS =
lowing quotations per dozen FOR 2;s ID
s1oaiS5s 800 ''.' IL
loise; il ri 81 pafgf1ne. SET iii.giis.
foFFEE Pe5bsrry 2zMc cordnva.
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FINANCIAL.
TILE RANK RESERVE.

IIE DN''It = = ,-..i,,,,
New York, March S,-The EVenihs
Posts London sPeseia,l ssSE Tcscrva has in
The Bank Of Sh llli So I to 3 sqs oSo
creased tiliS ~, VIZ az 'sssJentS-f6ur thousand
pounds N gold We're imported ano au g 6o5 g
week. Other deposits ~ ,s W. ~ he loans
because the market pay l,.,,ritios decreased
~ -s ~, D' LIN t5s-n IL, enormously strong,
80 3 per cent ,,,.. an no
held De next eEpH T7hursday ana statement 2,
Inc governor is then expected co9 ,Sssat
the banks supposed cons!deraoie seSav
ne STOCK Hlad dr,csns In New York only
caused reaiizatlons here but qeaiei o5iossd
Inclined 10 buy Atchison; Frlces SlVs ,hs
uncertain. pending the decision "
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eoc { 2. y. shipped direct from mines at
stiGAR Granulated. l7-sakc consec-
toners A. i%c; cubes. 5hm5ese. pow-
dered, 5lsul 9-sc, fancy Tel.,sw eut met.
iAe; choice do, sa,@ie; plantation whites,
s-s1isse.
PRODUCE.
EGGS--Sc per dozen
BUTTER Fresh Texas country, 100000,
Jersey creamery 22ui dairy, zoe, ladio, lSoi
fancy creamery. soc.
CHEESE Quotations are as follows
Cream, l3dlllte; Swiss aee. imitation
Swiss lAd20c; Young America lic.
0NIpNS-ln sacks. 81 80 per hushel,
PorAroisS-Col per bushei, ncds
POULTRY chiekenS per dozen. 'a.ooa
VEGETABLES. Blaok-eyed peas, $40,
lady peas, &c. white beans 2lsc per pound.
FRUITS AND NUTS,
ALMONDS
BANANA Santa Martha fruit, cnils,
l 81 selects, Si76 per bunch.
1 BRAZIL NuTS--l2o.
GITRON-l5aJt6
1000
GRAPES. Malaga, por barrel s55QasOO,
| DATES--7c.
I FILRERTS--i2ido
1 lemons New 81, 5Nni.61.
] ORANGES. Fancy Flnrldn, s. .5Qu2,l5i
| California naval, $50
| WAINllTS~~i8e,
| 'lCA NS- fcxRR Sli5c.
! APPLIES Oregon 5O'popnd box, G,21
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MARlNE INTHLLIoENcE.

Port Of Galveston, March s.
Arrived.
steamship coquette. cave, Sunderland
Sailed.
steamshLp Go1uetie, Save Nsslaseo.
List Of vessels in Port,
steamships
s SssB issS%Sss @ fags psf pier Is
senooGsr j. i. Bq,tefick Hover, pier ss
schooner Helen. MUM, pier %.
schooner Rebeeca Goddard. pler s2
Schooner George Toulane, Jr., Fisher, IN
stream,
barge Regulator pier %
List Of Vessels W and cleared for cal
IAyefpooi.. 'sv"'
stcanmship alta tsp3, ccnlSa, at Feb
s steamship Maria tsp@, Aropssat Fep-
ruhrY Z.
siea@s6Ip i, ,,a &. 4, eBr,, GaInswor-
SCANNING coqustts CRr3. cave. sailed
February :,
sarss RobseeA Goddard. aeHeory
I Havana
s ,,is ,g,.g., e GO " Tulane Fisher
steamship Colorado. sailed February q.
steamship Nueces sailed March 5,
Steamship San Marcos, Ia sail AArsh 2
Cotton on shipboerd tSot Cleared.
For Great Britain
steamship Allcll, ~
Steamship crslgmote, 5t1s
siesmabip Lochmore So
Total gssl.
Mallory line, s7si
For Great Britain. iia
Other foreign s@e'
Total, usayi
Galveston Stock,
on fihlpboard hot cleefed--
For drcaA Britain, ~.
Other foreign, 1851
| f.0aatwikc 1904.
! in congresses and deposs Dlol.
Toiai stock, 6l.spo.
NOTES
The repairs 10 the machinery ~ the
SteamEhlp Morgan were cOmplfte1 this
| morning and she rallied Immediately there.
| aftegfor Brazoa Santiago.
THO British afeainfhip coquctfe. immedl,
| ste.y after her arrival outside from Kun
1 derlnnd received orders 70 sail ~ once
| for velaEeo, and she proceeded 20 iii.p
~ Ponr or NEW ORLEANS
Hef Orleans. March s. 1884,
fttaaratp teefes;...si.
Norwegian ahiapShlp Albert Dumol$,
I HofRen, Tor PoT. Lifnon
Italian bark LImmneolatsa calebrlen.
..sSllsa sleam'mlp issolia, jones 10
niiush steamship Traveller Ban, for
J Liverpool,
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zr1NCEANDCOMMERCE.
/, Tariff Duties Sends Sugar Shares Down and
f,'..tv up-Little Change in Cotton Figures.
Markets Fully Reviewed

.,b s-The publication
NJ Ma'Vn ~, amended tariff
4 .inles Of w. ..,, surar
q 5spressIns ene'. "PV' I'm.
vas ihS'' 49, were busy de-
h. the IT, ,, the industries
IA results upon Wv A,sol Of
.s..e shares are Da'e' "a
~ ivy a., tho senate finance
n nalt '' ,vsar interests
Il As for TIC 'Ns' ,-.t.I..
q -. omitted wall .Nplh''s
n'H expected from tnciil
1ns, as they 1o' .,,hsbio tbev
a ,,s,fion il Is ProOaoi1 Ivy
Z piV'e e,rar broke nearly q
|flease d AZ Yesterday on
y us last Sa'e mo dealings In
IranSac uoils' cent greater than
NNere " ~ ,aac6ing By noon
& the oihe.r5s;,, shares
ao,al OF l-o'Vp .,ipioiislv active,
4 was also p.lt ,ienl Of actlvi-
Fhese TWO ~ rest OF the list
Hrel from Tue ,reynilcd there.
'ffegular loha src con spicuousiy
lie sla. .ensaf. were neglected
In the sFa,lss,r,t NJ the dividend
n announcement VI
il. L...o In The condition
II no chan,s5gg,;ns exchanges. 4
-fket 10Y ~ htsiness was car
y volume VI HE market was
IA the iouir --,,epts OF gold ON
sef. lli, w certain.
BIZ eons. ',, Tcrc active In the
ION lssussd Ike stock OF the
|Ftment an ,,s strong features
b. one ., '''
~ Hlarh ,,.,,,sJ irregular in the
BET n'l".u,.,cr unsettled NV
an Was naes I'm sIiEar. While
stcei We"N ,,,e Paul dividend
tnon o.. s' strnnr 4ent!meutal
~ naye "a Not sttclnpi to dis
EfTlisIs , u,g "si,her Side of the
even iI aS1,si,ngg in the stock
+ Ihe ue and when IL was
t2rE sui 1.,.retors would mike
f1 ae ,b U"[ close OF business it
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lies Manecnrs den Hex' Il the neii:z q
a gang ii fpiiians Of Pafis which has inrt
iallen into tht hands 81 tiss pqllfe Is'l 't>f3.
Iiss there MOI content Hit|i 1&ffetliIS aff
roDbius al The unfortunate people Ni.'a!
they could xaslay ~ uiBht " aetfze=5rs
streets and dark sali,ff<of tas kr<eE Ifei|e':
n,4t fopolfe. fhes ole3 Uf pR tnc n,'.as
thtir s!tt:irs. which ttz9 %4<sie1 81 80
attAchfd u tlirl1 e&ps ii il11I pf 81
sra indltr <taiI<efH. Several pcf<a''* tf<'
laid Ia rs t'ssi{ fnll,> q ~ MEGA 4 \,
The Lonely <l,;pfff' ire fso~ y ~ re- '<'a
uioas sieii nea<.t
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-09

LIVESTOCK.


NEW YORK.
New York March S-Beavos- Receipts
70 b@,d 0tIJ three cars on sale. M trade.
- -,,Si,,,,T Csbie n,5otce N,1srir5n steers
q, it,Iic XII, M drcss,J y,eie,1l American
sbacn is55lic per H., dressed welght:
Ame[San r ta5 9SS ,5o 1bs e pg 'o
H9 N ccf5rt 99 neai, marltft steady.
90 10 choice yeais sS5i7 81 per 100 lbs.
sheep ana lambs-Receipts S7O7 head; on
sale l6 cars; demand weak market dull IHiii
sheep steady; lambs 9sc per lb lower lbg0
head unsold' poor to good sneep S.soPa@s,99
per 700 lps'i common TO eholce lambs ava
4g7ls. .,. oo,o 49,. 4-.. 49,,
on sale; market lower; good State hoss
$40 per 100 lbs.
CHICAGO
reports pt l5Gat tie Reeelpts i,oOo: shipments
i.7064s0: good to choice l25aA5O; medium
S5oa89O; Texans 2.l5@599. s,,
active; steady, rough and son, no iSoas
heavy ana butcher weights i.a5a5oo;
Sheep and lambs-Receipts loVl9i snip,
mems '9 a,SS d0 qSS,S *. a,nbt
n9tlNes S'-FH''''' " 1850 ~
OWL 49, eer Tr,TrTg
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Wool quiet
cotton seed OIL quiet; sales confined @
small lots on local account; prime crude
barrels, siN2S, do loose si925; OF crude
barrels, eSae6; butter grades sSgS6; prime
summer yellow asisUSS, on summer yellow
@'snes. prime white sass
Couec-options opened steady with
March 10 points lower and other months
unchanged TO 8 points lower, ruling Qpiei
and weak. closed steady aud unchanged to
| opGlnis net decline; sales gISe esge; in,
MAY i5.S, July 1850; september ii,7cgiASoi
Spo; Coiiee-Rio steady No, Z. II; Cor
doNa lWAWlsis, sales 1000 bass Rio spot az
about t1ia, loo bags Santos No. Z, iSta.
lo0 bags do No az 10: 1850 bags No. 8
lSulSA. 300 bass low grade santos $500
Sentral american and 500 bags Jamaica
Santos corec market armcr; good aver
aEe Santos $500.
Hayre coffee marko, irregular 70 lower;
Rio caNee market steady; No. Z. 1900, re-
eclpts 500 bugs stock 10000 bags. cleared
from RIO GooO bags.
Ion! London on ,Sogee market quiet but firm;
SugHp-Raw steady. sales 500 tons Mus.
coNado, " test 1876 landed and 1900 hngs
SSengllugal % test, at 3-l6 eN. ship; re-
ST. LOUIS.
81 Lq1is No. March -.F'lous--Trado
fair prices unchangcd
Whcat-1ul pcrdiug the receipt 81 the
.goyornmcnt report, closny i.e on; No
,e9, Saeni oeoi March 5l3sc; May aB'sc;
Corn 9pcnca hotter but ruled irreSu.
lSs M V, n,i \, WStNeFi ~ or Nc. miNei,
yfeifn e,fl March Sic' May Si6e' June @c,
F9,s 80
oal FIRM; No, cash and Mnreh Sle'
NY "lisoi july .Ssc.
B5,ast ,o,Bei ana U,,l,, NJ, og ~
brunSStFoug Tnr bid, Ens, ira *
tlaNseti ~ Nominal,
N2oNcr-Iiichrr. SSGJsfS 30.
Aav-lnchanged
nutter1.,J nceangei.
Eggr Higher: liiac.
Corn meal- UHlf5.
MhiSsy-eSi.i6,
Bagging- ff6iSc
NCJton tes- 9AWt.O1.
Provisions .Quie' ANA easy,
Pork Stlnlard mess. l.2gl5l5e
Lard iTime steam s6@q5,oe - % eo.
My s t,eSs sS t. q w tNS 81
i2c bisn pg rus s'i- s'' s'p''s Fh-'
:, B "a, M, =, an9il 9 %o' longs
ss SSsse 5,, 3, an 1905 wheat '9"' 'a'
/, S S66p . 6I se'i wheat n"V' corn
H'VVN' us l-WW
LIVERPOOL,
Ilvernool March S--Wheat--FIrm; de-
r,and n,nlcrntn. hoiaers Offer moderately f;
No. i CALIFORNIA; IS 1 i-2d2 l.2di red west,
ern winter y 10 lsslger, l-sa, .is,,,,. ,,o,,
Nofn--fsirin oeihaho nipuota'e' NV
mixed ~ lid, -
Boef-hNire lndla mess 3D.
nork-frimc mess 90, ,.,,,ss. aae. Al
Bacon Long ann SNORT c'ee''''S '"' w
loi'g gI'a Ill.,, y 30 , W. qss
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Brush steamship Coyo Romano Wild
gerry, for Antwerp via London.
Arrived Yesterday.
British staamahlr pNmpton. PAGE, from
Cardim. January ~, Vim 50. Vincent tape
dc Ncide In ballast, 10 Chag T. Orth-
Vein y sons.
baa0>a company
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WOOL MARKETS..
GALVESTON woot NApkrr
LONDON WOOD sNLEs,


London, March Sat the wool auction
i00 were Withdrawn. Tho selection WAS
fair and there WAS active bldding on the
part OF the continent Tor greasy comhlngs,
medium and occurred. The demand for
France was for the better Growth. Russia
crCSsbgeods were IN keen request from
Yorkshire and the continent lho tone of
the marlsct MAS steady.
Following are the sales;
Sylncy-ieii bales, secured Sd4ls sd
greasy ils09ihl.
Queensland-2di2 bales; secured l0d4 is
30 greasy iasH9d,
Victoria 2@62 halos; secured lolais alsd;
Adelaide 1865 bales; secured lo}sddis I'd;
greasy 0Diiad.
New Heal6nd-l670 bales; secured Is ilad
ais 2Md, greasy .'aHlOd
Cape of Good Hope and Natal--S0 bales
secured ukdais Nd; greasy 3D.
In the sneopsIin sales ilSQ bales were
offered. There was a fair Attendance and
fair to average competition Short wool
ons were mostly farthiug down; long
fun 20 down and heavy; Qucenslanda
were Isl down; lisht Nietoras We're un-
changed
The following arc the sales:
Sydncy-g9i bales; clothing combines 20
Esd
Nictoria-726 bales; slsa6sd.
Adelaidc-0dS bales, 2lau5S,d
Swan River-i0S bales. 3AdG'.d
New Zoaland--li9 bales, 5Au6igd.
BuenOs Ayres--2i0 balos; SS1iisd
ST. LOUIS,
ST. Louis. Mo, March S.-Wool In fair
demand: prices steady and unchanged.
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Hs,,, Office NJ The Post
H., .lslon. Thursday, March s.
/. IN. was recorded in any of the
ssy... Yesterday. Houston closed
Il v a.pN steady, New Orleans
b. ,' quiet and steady. Liver
ID NelsS ir a tirm prices.
'N'"' -1o'si9 Ia New Or
1 noi sl9fes opened barely steady.
1 ps sle1 steady al openin y1sr n,. I'm
iboya w 1854 and closed stead,,
sblys ys ssute5 onened steady 3 10
Veai az last night n ny . q ~ :,
A. AZ % higher thsn mi ri, ~ w,
.og ,yStd quiet at S ,',ii iiilils
los opening and a h. 1 3 hi.S.t, I.
ffk nv, Yesterday. ~ ''s hei
e9n lasi ~ opened steady ? 10 Z
under a plight, ruled steady
woe n .he opening. fal, mogtbs
4 steady pe'nts aud the close ~ Vi,
I 70 z .Ht,sF months . 10 B ana
ise ,,9ge.ler while IN ~ 49,, y, n''v :,
,esslva nm, 'as' nisht
sssia,,.... .....' 'alai' ,o,
''s.i,.., - ss.'f ,......... o0i
'fftssssfss.ss.,l3 .53l
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.


= - - i, 4. -t., t,v,,g
Chicago Ma1ch s,--Niheat y 4 asSS 5oNf MI
llin u Sloset Nes'ciIiaS tsssS,uuN' ii,,tt,
snoltS tl'ousilh, !. ~ usiNa,t ~, IN. ~ 80,
eourse ~ ress'lhsas 70. "h , NJ ~ ~ f5r,n
eIlhnehI IhlSl' IsFp ~ ~ - nm.
stocks 10 give OUT on satulua az. o si
me ouils tnongnt j, n.uusslii y, ntnu n.io
ilaI n ~ ~ t',,e
rssluSh m .HtW h9ih' ~ ,, , ~ ana 'na
over ms Wnole ctrBu hnn NV ~ ~ NY ~.
Ieseltlle eoillill2lloi 9l w a.'i' va" ''''
iloIn ~ w X ling c,rn
lhele was soll.e seluns uut % touR SVsith
also, ana reai1ns M OATS a. Vel 1879 noIt
9nueles closing soIle"hat uhaVT f's'e'
DAY prices. a.,
,l roylsiGbs %ep9 Gnli i. s N'aA e'''s' o'
nets at e ~ ", lam and '' hen ad-
sa!le as az. 1 0ss ~, a.
Gu w., 49, a5ISe1,c, 100
el aSalA Aha plicth were ~ 4tltv ~ ~ ~,
Luieu easy, creams aVous iaMt20 LIN, IN ",
n9 9ri1 ~ me n fr4eT Esglish cables BIT
perrla'ig 10 5nI ~ dissnnsitian o,, trs
tn1Ie stelleA ~ ~ p'spu9ttiot!. ~ III
paIt on s9le nSiuSts "t ~ -, w ~,
ana Win iIee oIIellhKs hhe ina ma it sIs3 ll
y saggea on put thfre w Ss53sn tnuvh r pgg
ne AT the ntGnpe, Ntlrh t1usSl 49,
The receipts in the Northwest showed up
preuty nberai agglh tolaY anu "peiNt9l7
receipts mentioned. ana markets in the
that S2,0ooO0O in gold viii 80 oul OF this
country by Saturday steamer haa an uh'
Mo corn market was hardly nctive al
| any time Opening trades we're at about
/ the closing prices Of yesterday, and under
fair demand sold up '4g9se. leading
case case yesterday. The advance bTough. out
| Increased onerings, shippers aud the ele-
| yator Interests selling, Wnleh carried prices
! down 3sMiac Room traders who were
| long also sold on the decline. The me
/ weaiher and action oil wheat We're lnSdfu-
| mental In influencing the selling. The
faarrmreers hands hand 20" = '''s' '9s' = y .
| There was no conspicuous trading In
as Pfesa oR g9p de appwe bs e soss
| was steady a net loss OF 1sc on May ANA
| steady on july.
PROVISIONS tracing WAS very light-lnore
80 than Tor week past-Yith next 70
! nothing doing 10 poih anu rlos. Price
| changes were unlmpotlaht.
estimated tecelplh toitllgI wv fiNcut Nv
60 Sar5, corn -lo cars V~ls ~ eafs' hoss 10
caash qnEtations- ,.,
TgNl -D.ee,,tuS iit.nAi'hts1'
70. 20. 2 red IS.
SstsN ~ e S9s070s NJ WIT. aal6a
sssf r. ,s.,.ii,eA I'll IN. "'H'7 '''.f
| RveNNo. 49,.
t Eis,, 4 ~ Il isei VITO 80 -
Tim3ttv seed-Pi5fne as
Mess Pork Per bib Ilfli50it. j2is.
f.ard-per iO0ibs 7.ypu aHiA.
eShort fibsLedes Gcosal gO166 07ib
Drv saitea-Shoulder fbONeD 60oGG Is
Sic.rt clear sides (b0Sfd) 6.7501l2l
! WHISKY Finished goods per sal liz
Sugars Unchanged
Receipts Shipnll =
Flour. hbis.,...t..,t-..., l9N0p l1ef
Wheat bush ..,...,-,'- 1lylp ~
Corn, busl...a..,.,a-' elAb llsvY
Oats. BUSH. ....,. .+,',f sll,sl llhiy
! Ryc, bieih.-s.,,.. ,,,-t--t .oHn8 w
Barley, bush,,..,.,, =. lspygg 49,
Byif@F--.liheti efsa.4 ft-iA-' asiiif'
EEsS-aflfTu. atf1AifF iifaN Aff4
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y March g Tile dry goods
p,alhs the Improvement re-
~ but shows no further
'aeFe Is a fair general business
~, q former prices.
\, - rule steady, with a fair
I'll ,SSliner prices Print cloths
NV hasls OF 24c for extras.
shstlilta fabrics are moderately
ID IVA "hat irregular prices.
|th "a, woven wash goods rule
eng foreign dry goods are
b. 49, y picking up a little.
| wt6H,ttr lobhing store trade In
''0ul change In prices,
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mount Interest afnent t.s, e =
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N c0ls CIRCULAR.

.IdLrTT / cos CIRCULAR.
, (Tnw la, March S.--Atwood
4 1 a ng liverpool spot sales
IN nm, ,clay. reaching 1000
II s...l-,,o,l,. Of teid ad-
5; ail va va . e'''' q" "
+ M Nnri lss spot market on
= IA 4, iTDte to the situation
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b A5wed a decline Of Sc.
sBTaable effect on cotton.
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ftlN receintg for this mort to-
d ri ,rslnst 0n7 LAST year are at
a n ibisrior t,v.ns about 5Ooi'
"a from E5nstS e a1d Nieynnhis
II t,.sin T,,ir 80 ,i ~ dc6
tiel,,isr go, ~! - i' ,D,,,'',5 M
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neporied dailJ ~ . - ~. ~
sion rnef chant
Prices ~
cbai,e eeeyes 80. $3.50, sagt
tHf 70 folh'h'' W VI. .,. 100. As 2h
common 70 fair oons-f-t' s--s.f--''-' 49,
Stolce tWo-y rods fs..' a.;
r,fiol 10 fair lworyeAf' ploh ..ss-.''f'' 49,
fbolee TAT yearilnSstsf'' -''''-''f'-'f'' sts-ttl
chOi,1 calves ....,,. ,.s., a '-'-'' ~ ~
cauira,t 10 Ia per he-p +f-f'''- f''-t'''+'
cfDos cornfed npgf .'-'''- 4satl
ci,o,oe uinsifed hoss '.-,'s-''f 1870 AZ
ffo!ce mutton r+ss.rs 80 s-'-Ff' - fffffff -
GAIyEsroS-
Rsoorted Tor The Pqst " a q Norman 'Afp
-, w SGsomrnissioa Merchant ,,..,, a
p,seTos- Chons per ,. gIvte .-''~ 80
B Bss1e Common = , sEo'''-'-.- asS
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Port Of Galveston March s.
Arrived.
Steamship Coqucttr. Cave Sunderland
Sailed.
Steamship Coquette, cave Nclasro.
Steamship Morgan, Staples BraEos San