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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-25

= dozen Maeo Yarn Extra Long
Ribbed Top Hose, high splicsd heels
and tees. Hermsdorf Black.
3pairs for 81.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-25
Six
Great Specials
In Hosiery.

100 dozen Boys Heavy Black Ribbed
Cotton Hose, sizes . to ga. tomorrow
only,
pairs for Csc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-25

IS dozen Ladies' Dark Cashmere
Flanneleste Wrappers, pretty patterns.
81 to AZ, same style as above. Csc each.
10 dozen Ladies Dark Figured Good
Quality Saline Wrappers, 81 70 A.,
3l.9o each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-25

Six
Great Specials
In Hosiery.
100 dozen Boys Heavy Black Ribbed
Cotton Hose, sizes to ga, tomorrow
only,
3pairs for Csc.
OUR OLD RELIABLE-No. 3s7
| Boys Genuine Derby Ribbed Hose,
absolutely fast black, English length,
sizes 8 to s11, best wearing hose on
| earth.
Ice pair Straight.
Boys Extra Heavy IL Ribbed
| Hermsdorf Black Bicycle Hose, re-
tailed in every store In the city for 35c.
Try pair tomorrow for
zoe
80 dozen Ladies' Fast Black HEAVY
Cotton Hose, full fashioned and seam
less, ton orrpw
3pairs for 50c.
200 dozen Ladies' Extra Super 40
| Gauge Cotton. spliced heels and toes.
fan length, Hermsdorf Black,
Zoe pair.
. dozen Maco Yarn Extra Long
Ribbed Top Hose, high splicsd heels
and tees. Hermsdorf Black,
! 3pairs for 81.
Capes and
Jackets.
We are now showing an elegant line
& nj tfa~az and Jackets ia the very la,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-25

II NC .Rttsst lfAlIlAf'S Ffe8atFon OF fe SEASON,
THE POWER OF LOVE"
see ise great miasag scene see the lightning
stroke So the great walking shan.
see the pases OF love
FRICEs-2oc SOC, ace, soc ana Soc BOX orse.
open from 10 q IA 70 10 p "a. Te!ephons eos
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Also Special.

50 dozen Ladies' Ligh, PIN: Waists.
made with fau neck rufae and b4li,
3sc each.
- doz. ChIdren's Bingham Dresses,
sizes 2. 4 and 8, 39s each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-25
TESTIMONIALS
Read whss your dentist has % al

Read whss your dentist has % ~
shout t..
We have carefully examined che
formula, OF LuBIN's CARBOLIZED
TOOTH POWDER and find that 10
contains nothing that can In the
slightest degree injure the teeth or
gum. lt has in its composition
sufficient antiseptie properties 10
sweetcn the breath and make the
gum healthful aud firm. Its daily
use viii help to prevent the forma-
tien of tartar and the accumulation
Of parasitieAl animaleGlS 70 ius
furious to teeth and gum.
W. 4. GIDDlNGS. ID. d. &
GEO. w. BRAGD0S, ID. d. q
GEO. NJ. FAULKNER, d. D. 4
T..G. ALBIS, d. ID. =.
In. LESLEY, d. d. 8.
II. v. DEsPORIES. ID. d. &
ALBERT J. FORREST.
C.P. BROWN, ID. u. -
GRO. r. MILLER.
JOS. hoUDY.
WE. &. COYsE. L.D.S.2kRCAa
q. g. GRIFFIN.
J. H. FOX.
J. W. PUTNAM.
In. PRATHER.
IuBrrs TOOTH POWDER makes
Coed Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestioa.
Good Digestion makes Contsnes
ment.
Contentment makes life worth liv.
Ing.
@ CENTS 4 BOTTLE
Stewart 6 Holmes DPaeM.
wHoxxzAIx Acxsza
Usattss walls W&iis. 9ss~m~
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Nowadays Hermsdorf's is practically the only fast
black dye for Hosiery and Gloves. All sellers bear
Hermsdorfs stamp, and going to signalize our
Spring Opening by Hermsdorf Festival
Tomorrow shall open in our Hosiery Department
the most complete assortment of Hermsdorf Hosiery we
have shown and shall present each purchaser of
these goods q valuable HERMSDORF SOUVENIR with
Hermsdorfs compliments and our own.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-11

There has been but little activity in local
stocks. as the views Of buyers and sellers
are sull apart. As neither side will make
concessions the market is duh and almost
llfeless.
The local money market is easy and
there is plenty Of funds at hand to be
loaned upon frst-class securities, at low
rate of interest.
As intimated in our letter OF the ith in
slant the reserve OF the New York clear
ing house banks show a marked decrease
the reserve for the week ending being
100000. against snl00o.oo1 last week
This enormous decrease was caused by
the purchases OF the now government
fives by the New York banhs.
The business situation throughout the
country is very unsatisfactory as "
shown in the low prices Of cotton and
wheat, the latter selling at CO. the lowest
price ever known.
Atwood Violet Co.
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Washington, February I9-Eeturns 70 the
department OF agricultura for February
which relate to cotton give estimates of
production as compared with last year.
the proportion of The crop sent To market.
damage by insects, average date on which
picking was closed etc Following axe
State AVERAGES OF comparative crops:
Virginia "a, North Carolina o. South
Carolina G. Georgia &c, Florida lO5, Ala
bama 90, Mississippi l0i Louisiana 30.
Texas s., Arkansas 81, Tennessee 81, Mis-.
sourl s.. The general average for the
country Is 9212 The proportion OF the
crop which has been sent from plantations
and is therefore in the hands OF others
than producers, as shown by correspond
ents, q . per cent, leaving rs per cent Of
tho crop still unmarketed.
Correspondents Of the department assign
as the cause for the unusually large pro-
portion marketed that producers, OWNS
TO the strngcncy OF the times have been
compelled TO part with their holdings TO
pay debts 3nd meet necessary expenses
rho percentage by state is as follows;
Virginia S.. North Carolina IS. South
Carolina 90, Georgia %, florida Of, Ala
hama q, Mississippi GIT Louisiana o.
Texas %. Arkansas 90. Tennessee ~, Mis-
souri, 92.
Losses from insects have been small,
Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi
end Alabama being the only states re-
PORTING damage from that cause.
The proportion of Emit 10 seed RANGES
from ST. 10 29 per cent the average being
So The price c! seed varies from l5b TO
1871 cents uushoL Average date OF the
closing OF plck'ng, December .
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Chicago, February l0.-May wheat sold
to 90 cents today, new low price rec
ord, and closed with a loss OF q. at SOL;
After steadyins opening on cold weather
and large exports, a loss of cent was
caused by free liquidation and pressure to
sell. A reaction Of u ensued on covering
by shorts followed by decline at the
close ON more selling.
May corn closed &c lower
May oats lac lower and provisions with
bat little change.
Wheat started higher with May l.c up
at co.'s cold weather gave the bulls some
announcement and they soon had May up
to CT. Renewed pressure to sell, presuma.
bly, on account Of an expectation that the
next visible supply statement viii show
an increase started decline. however
and May went down with a rush. landing
at zoe. The market seems to have ac-
quirad habit making new low price rec
ords and the astonishing price created
but little excitement and no punlcly in
dicauons followed.
1t had been expected that decline to
60 cents would develop another democrat
i2ing bunch Of stop loss orders, but the
orders did not materiali2e This some
what alarmed the shorts" and they pro-
ceeded 10 cover with the result that May
reacted "a and held steady for a time at
coz
Liverpool advices also were rather bear
ish and as the session neared its close
selling again became free and the firmrr
feeling wore away, taking with 1t 2, Tor
Nlny and thut month closed 2. above the
days bottom figures
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NANCE NDCOMMERCE.
Baport Gives Percentage of Crops Marketed at %
FIGURES for Four Years Past-Wheat Goes Still
Lower-Local Stock Market

from this side. and it remains 70 b. eco,
hirn. '''o' "'l auccs
The recent decline has attracted F., 81.
oe1f SIDE e following by no means Go'ir-
Hs'7' IL Is the Heating element. yrhoss an,
C'''l'na are only relcAed af.cr y,iss- ,,,,'.
nav tcapJ the harvest aud when tbs,,
n nota'ns Tor them TO glner bit sygo-
Ad'ices from the Interior continue ~ IT,,
same nature. GUllu,a, Ala. reporfs 49, Si's
OF SUI against 1900 last velrs rocclr,'s
, N'V'' against 900; expectations so, ag1ips.
Houston, Texas, kilograms r.port 70
cslPts this week win be 500 less than las,
1t was sought to make some bear can
ital out OF the Charlotte y. e. sto.ks h
Dalhs reported that the conpresses he'J
iar@s stocks which We're not counted, This
Is hothlng new As such cotton ig on.y In
transit ana stops there for campressinq.
IL mas never been counted and our tea.
grams IRON that place show that while
L'e amount now In compress is about 5000
was 10000 ~
An improved spot demand from the spin.
Il, VIII greatly stimulate the market not
uN-y ny creating ur aggressive confidence
on me part Of those Who favor higher
prices oa, a covering demand ON the part
OIL the pellS whose open short interest
IS III now exists on this market IS at prices
put little " any above existing rates.
our spot market closes firm: sales 300.
sales to arrive iulO beles.
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||vNiolett 8 COZ. CIrcr1nr

[Oteons. M I9.n,-I,---,- !"
& e. So, [..'' n, r. eotulry lO.-Atwood
|ecline '' ~ sNleeted' showing only
ieellps' eH IN response to the
les, Ia on n. ms SIDE OF yesterday,
eatare OF tne dsv t.s 49,.
port, glvlne M NY ,, ms been the bu-
arke,ed Fsbr,, ,''g peIeea age OF the
better nm o' t.,ty ! as a22. We can
|hglras f5r ~, eploauce the analysis
BY sser. ~. ,ae past four years as
hester Of our eX-
ght Fohr,.z
1852. Z S6S IA I--ls'4' 6'la5'0oo; 1875,
"-'AvVi 1854, e,sN 900; 1870
|or A,oy..,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-11

v,-s. February io.-A iifeiess stock
Y 'o s.s with an advance in a few
~ .,a little business elsewhere,
- -g T decreased S:5,oso.3co. Those
Y NJ ~, ware dealt in at all moved
a fractional range OF quotations
- shout where they opened. a
:, ..,oulps demand Tor stocks was
.,,sr the closing but the supply
4, to be adequate
n, psurs earnings for the first week
-. as had been expected, showed
n. small decrease Of $751; or about
n cent. Astute traders, estimating
\, n. car movement yesterday, pre-
- Increase for the week. The re-
II, without effect upon the quota
.Eor the stock.
Industrial shares as usual fur
+. mo bulk OF the dealings. For a
1, the bond market was fairly
/, virr,nla century bends were large
I, in AZ a net advance OF l. per cent
- was some revival of interest Ia
[paciic issues
r. boucht st. Paul early ON the
s,tlon that the earnings would make
4 favorable showing than heretofore;
,tsment fen nat and was followed
|, Iguldaung sales Assertions were
made BY bear traders in the stock
n dividend Will be declared next
sy holders Of Richmond Terminal Sc
]. stated today that DreXcI, Morsan
have arranged 20 reduce the as
lDt on the stock OF "a per cent from
d cent. as originally fixed In the
.nlEation plan; 5is per cent has al
been paid, the balance remaining
'oallei. The reduction is understood
ipe to a change IN the method OF
Il with the floating debt which is
lnd in bonds instead Of cash.
tgo Gas was bousht by insiders on
.Ses from Chicago. announcing tina;
i Hopkins will veto the Watson or
s,al Electric was bought by Alfred
tioya and Boston houses.
! O, government fives have been
at lllis fiat. Some banks have al
Il %li to customers a great part OF
klis subscribed for.
fact that no formal announcement /
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IMcEIrpr 4 CO. cIrcnInr

f1t JULES "a, FEBRUARY lO.--NCIglroy
s2 ny Futures-Liverpool today
1}1EiAtfei lis reputation Tor paying
~ silztda to facts than prophecies
tTEs,iy construed the movement
~ Hess as rather small. Prices there
2 only LTD IN the face OF our own
"a points.
n'4nl result was a. recovery Of
"a ~ points here at the opening,
rs Increased by the buy Of
l.fF the bureau report was pub
I'd Weslng prices are S to points
|fraE last night.
"a we're nm, with sales OF $500. In
IA only fair spot business was
"A " a. easier prices.
-s! Vas divided between the small
movement and the bureau report,
M OF course, receiving the greater
q attention.
Epn expects receipts for the week
" % 1000 against 16,7 100 last year.
olly WIH aggregate l',e0o, against
r. yedr and New orleans expects
Y wv against 1900 year ago.
'e'o'tred i4d and now stands at
bureau report indicates that 92.2
4. o' the crop had left farms and
.0as before February l, against
I year and S0i per cent In 1880.
standing that the bureau report
Soyemoer indicated a yield of only
anu therefore, little effect was eX-
'.oh today's publication, that de-
~ seems % enjoy a better reputa-
is accuracy OF its February re-
%IcA' u Is contended, have very
'' ~. the yie.d for a number OF
me customary method OF arriv-
ae amount of cotton that has left
~ Is TO calculate one weeks re-
T. tue quantity in transit and the
Interior towns hold about the
IN, az the counted towns. This
VIII give the following results:
E N eight February l.. 6,lq5,O0o
~ towns, $4,000; in transit. 100.
f. eo.bs%Olo. Witch represents the
~. ~ NJ, on plantati0ns-aCcording 20
~ ~ Vs. per cent of . crop ol a.
P1st three Years this system OF cali
nS proved Very accurate. but II
/ lemenherel TINT tire chief stat
anu his assistant who complied
-"yisss curing those seasons
~ replaced by new men. whose
No- vet been satisfactorllv tegtci.
II 10 toIays report The propor.
M go y, ~, y greater by nearly . per
p " IsJ3 which was season Of
AZ r., ana IL Is difficult "a be-
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LocAL rnlCH crnnENr.

I ThefolleNine are the ruling prices for
/ .,,,,..,.,g o., b, ,t,. .,,,,,lsr, t,de,,
90 g,, a.. ,"' ''1 -, 'DI'' ,-,,-o,.
Golden. C1ama p-f dozen boxes: castor
/ ou s.tg,. uast3n coach OH per cuse
pRss S'; l 9sr case, quarts n., >So @. sam.
+ hlls1in, n5yfFr ~ nlr I,,s iu.mts'
Prise; shas drop. per sack. Sl.G6aI5a;
0T TSa5 SiS;5''S %Np TIES Barslnr. u,
~ '.S ~ gHpl' ,,,,'o, '' s''s S 5S,y
B., nor mini. o.. d, In .fo,i Nrrn,v tia- n N,
ry 'n,tp'li, 80 - '''''
'RAKi%G POWDER g. Apsx H. pcr
ie,.i ~ an, N, n S,. i w. pul
92feH, E-D e "a S'-2, Il 3D. mo 20 'ris st.
i-is ,1e smaam m 1er dnG.n 81 40. ~
b. 81, ''' ~ '' -
80 4, = ~ s,,.. s-. ., ,,i,,,,.. to., 90,
t'l+ ~ w - ~ i'' s"'N ''nY"' ''S '"i
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ei5rt scar msa55G, hrgaEfls,. ias~i2,ss
CANDY Plan c',ndy. 6i.agi,e. Wrapprd
5rs,t az f,try lniyrl ia piIls Sflic. f,nr,'
i8i 'i'n' Nv We, ''' ig,,is ''''Ns
CANNED I0Cils ~ STANDARD canned
75o. n,ia.n,in. .,auiarI 81 ao,l 'en. So
80 % n.y. ~, n. p. -
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50 i.si "a l,-,,5,'d Mn VI n, a QSg,i ie'
III $50. ' ~ $40
"a l27F5RNIA CANNED GOODS
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ny. ,. ISl3, none; PaFEhlhs no; del'
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c, I5HI iLt1Eis-bat snano $50 per ton
I'm f W,iIeH2itas, .,oo. ,y,t.-
SSa ftu'' Se3 cry seeoGil reuel pl,en ~,
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THE WALL FLOWER,

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h,,t -, ,,,,i,,.,., -, "",sS s' seitN'ts
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n"ss ~ ,lsos,So ~ ~ @'q ,,',rv W.
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80, ~, M. ~ -. 49,, . a.
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49, ,,b $3.50 w w. "N >,,1,iu "
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,,..,,4 ct,",,.,. -, q N'''' ~, w : "U l'l
W,,'' ,,, w. Nv Wt''Nes s,,oln tHE ! VIZ
$500 ~, 49,. ,,I, ~ Nv wv
~ w "1ulN I.t",l fls Wv,
~" u'o''i,.,,y ni'l'poao,S u,nSe music
- .,, W., ', ,,.l. >. w IL WV e
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't'' N,''"s 'N'A "'iNs ~ FNN'h W.
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THE SEMI-WEEKLY POST Is
appreciated by lis manu readers,
and II has alWaus reoiproodted
BY placing before them all the
news, served in a concise, read
able manner--full Market Re-
notwithstanding mllu all net
tefs of interest TO the people in
general, and treating falrlD one
and all,
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---------------------

untll February, 1894, tho mannse-
ment have made arrnngements 70 give
FREE with every yearly RENEWAL
on NEW SUBSCRIBER, RoPP'G
COMMERCIAL CALCULATOR.
the order Is accompanied by tho cou-
pom printed below This book 10 IN
valuable to every farmor. merchant.
A,ookman, contractor. laborsr, me-
ohanlo, school child and housewife. In
fact 1t 10 truly a book Tor everybody,
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aAIvEsIoN utcEIPTs AND r1roRTs


Galveston, Texas ifpIgstf ~
Reeeirts this day. lNog,' ulls Mgfh' ~
eoI' ms season 2s3s.a3Gi same time az
se.,son sd. i7s shipments ihis aasi ~
tbia weeif, 457sS tiiis ICON 5,.3'' ~
SAME time last season -s1i,,.9. $500 Nv
ists same time last season. 1891 stock
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Houston, Saturday, February 10.
New York spots were advanced &c to-
uay nut oil other markets closed UNI
changed.
houston and New York closed steady.
Galveston and New Dreams firm and IIv-
Slloi quiet free supply Offering and
Stock Ia New York, 2s92Sj; IN New Or
leans. 5l0s2S
liverpool arrivals opened steady, i-sid
10 2-6ll off from Yesterday, reraineA nart
ot 'he loss ana closed steady at the de-
cline of l-did
New Orleans opened steady. to up
for near and middle months, but lar un.
chaaged' advanced 8 to Z points further
ana e.osed steady, to 10 points better
than yesterday.
New York opened steady at an advance
OF points ell round, gained to 6 points
additional and closed firm, to Q better
than last night
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-11

The Semi-Weeklu Post gives
uou two papers a week for Sh0O
1.-The price Of ne--uiYlng uOu
the news from one TO three daus
ahead OF competitors.
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~. day, s,ssle9si same Time last season,
OnIvestcn cotton Movement.

Galveston Texas. February 10
Receipts this day; by Gulf Coior,,d.
aud Santa Fe, ii2, international ana Great
Northern, $50, schooner Fannie -, s.
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HOUSTON POST SUNDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY H. 1894

t tSs ,I week amounts to s7os.Sa gold and
60. ,'Iors Tor the week were: Gold,
e ~, o.. silver s2o0); general merchandise,
So'SiAsdoi dry goods, N.99g 100.
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pnniS CIcnrinrs

~. N's.W YORK, February 10.--Ciearings, $40.
800, balances, AWlSoS. For the week:
clearings, SsgSlo. 39; balances. SIC. 255, 6S5
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VcInpco. Texas February No. The steam.
boat Alice Blair. with passengers ana
mixed freight arrived IRON galveston
ara went up the l}raHus today.
THE steamboats, Ednn and Sleadman are
at North whuif
me steamship SULTAN OF vonhnrR. Nor
way. hogun taking on cotton last night
for Rotterdam and of cake ana walnut
lumber for Hamburg,
The British steamship White Jacket "
expected TO arrive from the Canary alhnds
February a 30 load for Bremen WIN cot
ton and Houston manufactured products.
Among the foreign vessels 90 arrive WIN
be tho British steamghip toquei, which
took cargo OF Houston products from
Nelnsco to Europe last fail.
The collier Carrie Norton, with 300 tons
Of coal from Pensacola, rs dlschBrgins az
the elevator.
large schooner. name unknown, sup
poged 10 be from New York With liEht-
house material Is cominR into port.
Tho schooner Antolnette, In ballast
called today for Galveston.
Several c0nEterh are IN the river londius
with lumber and singles.
Tho tub Colonel II, ingalls, ana harses
Kossak Ferguson and Lee ara AT work
In thc river,
\ train load Of white ook slaves from
IaganHport and other Eastern rolnts has
arrived over the Nelasco Terminal for eN-
port TO Europe.
number of cedar and walnut logs ana
a quantity ~ walnut humber has also been
brought on for German manufacturers.
BrBzos muddy but low, tder low.
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slARINn INggLLIGENon.

PORT 81 Galveston, February 10
Arrived.
Steamship San Marcos wider New
York
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New Yorh. February n.-bA- yarl, for
specie from the port Of Ne" 40"
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Lard Fch,. ........ ...... ..... $50 fSo
May. 9.eO 2.e0 5lg 7l6 III
s. h.-FcN ,s...,.. ......." ..,.o d1a $40
Nay e'-S Uef $40 sag 81
Sew Nnrg.
New York, February lo-Wheat..Spot
active hut lower; No. rcd, store and eie-
yator s2N; 0foat 6s7sG6iH; T. o, b. 6SA;
~. Nertnern 81 ,., So.
w enoat u.
1a,s Spot dun but higher; o. ? Ss,sasss;
icy Quicti shipplns 60 good TO choice
VAN.
iildes-q Quiet; wet salted New Orleans
~ " p lbs; US; Bmenos AAyres dry, "a 70
~ pounds, lpa9lii Texas dry = to 80 lbs
%;
Lenther-Ste0 hemlock, {. O. b, Bue-
nos Ayrce' light 70 heavy weights, li4lA
Tfsl''glh',A asked 20.
a,SGS, 1apon a. AIN. '''s''N' i"' >''N
ne. F5s5 70 cspaltis N SS.yo orleans oPen N'''
Cotton Sned On NVents, demand CON.
fined IA small ,otss sottrrs ,,ut,rrstta. t4bv
lower. rxpNrfe,. Ne, ,iicntIy nut ~ r,nf.
kef iport,y on lins,t,.r gccn,,rt swan
sales inehu{c M Mia ,ri,re afn,u,s, vcil,,,,
NJ NiyS,S ia, MI M tsiiNw ~, Ss. I'M
b6ls b,,ttSr oil NJ G salSs of nri,Ss er,dS
bulk oil M .rexps ,,ius rnn6rtcd NJ, "a.
prii,,e rrr5e i,tSs sStgSa, on ,r,,de S,ffSs,
primo ioosc cr,dc gs.5si nritne n,n,,ue,.
yellow ssG2i, on Grades SeaSs; butter
gr90es SfS7 prime summer white &iiSS.
.ohee-Spot Rio dull and heavy; No,
It's; mid dull and easier; Cordova son20A
SusAr-liaw firm; fOlr refining 2's; con-
irlruEal % test. "a; refncd steady,
ChacEGo Market.
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Merchants lawyers, saloons, wagons
draws. carts houtblHcks and everybody
doing buhnesR must get out city license
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stenuiship I,cona, connors. Nov York.

steamship Lamposos, Burrows. New
York
steamship sandhn, Rowland, liverpool.
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BeeyDs 10 full supply; slow and wonti good cow,
good calves and ieafliuFs active Hud hrm; poor
stock OF all classes Slow sue h0gs and sheep dull
GALVESTON.
Reported for Tie Post BY A. p Norman 1--we
Stock Commission Merchant
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