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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-25

My boy was taken with disease re-
sembling bloody fux. The first thing 1
thought of was Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Two
doses of it settled the matter and cured
him sound and well. heartily recon-
mend this remedy to all persons suffer-
ing from like complaint. 1 will an
swer any inquiries regarding it when
stamp is inclosed. I refer to any county
official as to my reliability. VIM. Roach,
]. p, Primroy, Campbell Co., Tenn.
For sale by Blakely & Houghton drug
niak
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Good asn Fairv raIa.

In Berlin, at the house of cele-
brated physician, Geheimer Sanitats-
rath, the twenty-ffth anniversary of
the entrance into his service of girl
named Auguste Prill, was lately cele-
brated in the most brilliant manner.
All the members of the family, many
of whom live af;. a great distance from
Berlin, assembled to do the faithful
servant honor, and he was loaded with
beautiful gifts.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-25

For a perfect and permanent
cure of Catarrh, take Doctor
Sage's Catarrh Remedy. Its
proprietors offer $500 reward
for an incurable case of Ca
tarrh in the Head.
Costs only so cents.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-25
j 7. FORD, EEangelist,
OF Des Moines, Iowa, writes under date Of
March %, 1898:

OF Des Moines, Iowa, writes under date Of
March %, 1898:
S. B. MED: MEe. Co.,
Dufur, Oregon.
Gentlemen
On arriving home last week, l found
all we'll and anxiously awaiting. Our
little girl. eight and one-half years old,
who had wasted away to 38 pounds, is
now well, strong and vigorous, and well
feshed up. 8. 3. Cough Cure has done
its work well. Both Of the children like
it. Your s. B. Cough Cure has cured
and kept away all hoarseness from me.
So give il to every one, with greetings
for all. Wishing you prosperity, We are
Yours, MR. & Mrs. j. F. FORD.
If you wish to feel fresh and cheerful, and ready
for the Spring work, cleanse your system with
the Headache and Liver Cure, by taking two OF
three doses each week.
Sold under positive guarantee
SO cents per bottle by sll druggists.
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a FO0EHOLD

a FOOEHOLD
for Consumption is
what you are offer
ing, if your blood
is impure. Con-
sumption is simply
Lung Scrofula. A
scrofulous condi-
tion, with a slight
cough or cold, is
all that it needs
to develop it. !,
But just as it
depends upon the
blood Tor ltS OrlSln1
20 it depends upon
the blood for its
cure. The surest
remedy for Scrof-
ula in every form,
the most effective
bIood-cleanser,
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-25

II know an old soldier who had
chronic diarrhea OF long standing to
have been permanently cured by taking
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoa Remedy" says Edward Shum-
pix, prominent druggist of Minnea-
polls, Mimi. "I have sold the remedy
in this city for seven years and consider
1t superior to any other medicine now
on the market for bowel complaints" :"
% and so cent bottles of this remedy
for sale by Blakely & Houghton drug
gists.
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Get Your Money.

All county warrants registered prior
to August 1, 1890, will be paid on pre-
sentation at my Office. Interest ceases
after July 18th. WIN. MICHELL,
County Treasurer.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-25

Cupid ought to throw away his arrows
and fill his quiver with cash.
A lie is the hardest thing in the world
to keep within bounds.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-25

There is deal more in dollar some
times than hundred cents.
A man is either fool or knave who
spends more than he makes.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-25

Only one man can take woman's
heart away from her, whether or no; if
another gets it, it is of her own giving.
One good woman can turn more steps
heavenward than 40 preachers can.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-25

The man who thinks he can do any
thing finds it difficult to do something,
and generally winds up by doing
nothing.
We could use most OF the advice we
give away.
Good impulses may spring from very
bad soil.
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Kenneth Bazemore lad the good for
tune to receive small bottle of Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera, and Diarrhoea
Remedy when three members of his
family were sick with dysentery. This
one small bottle cured them all and he
had some left which he gave to Geo. w.
Baker, a prominent merchant of the
place, lewiston, N. c., and it cured
him of the same complaint. When
troubled with dysentery, diarrhna, collie
or cholera morbus, give this remedy a
trial and you will be more than pleased
with the result. The praise that natur-
ally follows its introduction and use has
made it very popular. % and so cent
bottles for sale by Blakely & Houghton,
druggists.
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Shipments for Portland received al
any time day or night. Shipments fol
way landings must be delivered before
5 p. m. Live stock shipments solicited
Call on or address,
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IE WAR ATT AN END.
FER OF SURRENDER MADE By
DA CANA.
--------
Insurgont Admiral Goes Aboard
a Portuguese Man-of-war
for Asylum.
SILIAS MINISTER AT wAsHrsGros
CONFIRMS The NEWS.
ntoAs' Received by the Department 81
State from Minister Thompson Also
Tell the story

.n.s.u1l.sL ~
,s.'''''A voi- alafch is.--tAuvices received
" $50 ueparement late this after
l'p.a Miie-s'er THOMPSON az Rio
49,, w, w en'e ttle ttiazllan rebel
49,, s''-Vu' tsss N'si'.itcles rom
49,. 49,, :, NVa..s'4n WY hitorina-
p,r,,,~,,esn N 49, si,i's sas some %
M hng,,o. 4, 81, '.'.'N'V, INV
iNt,.nt ps,vn,s, -. III, !"
IN ot,e,, ~ s,,,.,s-,,,,.
protecplon a., bi,ns,,t 49, s,,,.s.,.,..
alsnatohes recA,ye1 ~, M sta,A a.
mont yers IN clts,ar ma y,her tra,,s-
rcnd as follows.
mann,
o DO Janciro. March IL. -)a CANA n.
through the senior Portuguese naval
mander offered to SURRENDER 60 tho
aienN or Brazil. provided he nnd ,iIa
,weIg wogn guaranteed protection
INST punishment. Thompson.
.r1nm;
40 Janciro. March 12,--Dl 6:l-r.:,
gone aboard a Portuguese man2orwar
asylum. Thompson,
rretary Gresham believes that thiH
KS inc Gnu ul lnt lATNLilltD WIT.
10 Ia considerable surprise expressed
by those Interested In the affairs OF
that tho Offer OF surrender should
been made through tho Portuguese
mnnder. who. up 10 this time. haa
shown any particular disposition 20
hana 4, ,ho rnroiot 7, q nor
iyht however maj the netIon az the
s,sneao IN roee,yln,, M e;amn d nor.
Nh m ~ 30 sy,nnothy WIN ~ 81.
-. ,rsa r,r,nnnosa 49, sa,a !.
49, nn,na,nia ~ n,,a-na,,sns, IN
49, - , -, 80 80
psov,s' ~ Mlnen t,snsA y asyiu,n.
- ynluu, 70 srul''e,i .e'iporat,,s ~
fuua' lower ~ = uelfst'eu psiiiser-
nus l'sht u asylum ~ NOT rccoB-
OF iate years ny most nations ex-
IN cases OF halt eiylilhed peoples.
moreover me BraSilian INSURGENTS
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goods per dozen; Strawberries AiSa
lN; pineappcs, standard, N.S00l, 90; SEQ.
ondp, $i2oHi.S 50; pears, standard, ST. e0fll IS;
peaches. standard ? IN. A,a0ul SIS. seconds
4 10, Si,06gi 10; standard IL. Sif5sfl sol;
8 " seconds, Y,SeQ Al%Q; 10 Pie peaches,
&G95c; hlaokherrles, Si2odiS6; inarraw.
llU string beans, ioslSoo, corn Sl0ifi i0;
tomatoes 2 10, Sa9oo; ) III, NaoWl26
oysters, ! ID. ! ", eSgiSe per dos ! 10
10 cans E9S6i.,5 per dozen, roast beef
NibHl2e Clipped beef - 10, ASjgGLto;
CALIFORNIA CANNED GOODS -
Wholesale grocers IN orders AT the Sol.
cans. Peaches, sa.6o922; sss plun,s
GXNS0i.Es- oouted MS follows: star
losee; u OF paralhne, set llaQliN
2a.e fancy rio 2agsso choice RIO oaC S
sho tar RIO. 2oAoi sood Rio s9Ae, com.
mon RIO, none parchiug Rio lSc,
COTTON SEED-f, o. b.. so per ton.
from warehouse.
FLOUR 'ridai wave, $500. Kaiser Aus
guE $500, Sea Fairy, second roller patent,
Sea Jewel. extra roller choice. 50 10; sea
Pearl, roller family, $40, Pumpernickel,
g 40; glutlnc S6o; above Tor car lots;
special rates for interior shipments
GRAIN AND HAY-~Car lota, Dealers
charge from store 1dtl0e more per 100 lbs
ON bran. gii3C per buBhe on oats Rud corn
Brnn. 915ia5o per 100 lbsi oats 1SifiO0 ppr
huBhgl; corn. lS0bOc per hushel, corn a5e
pcr o0 lbs: cotton eeed mcnl, sos per ton;
timothy hay $ib,@HlG5o per ton; millet
hay. EA0OGl5.o0 per tom sced huls, 50
Hides rho range IN values ia rs fol-
lows Dry tiint selected. t'sc; dry flint as
thcy rum, sg5isc
Vt AMS--lNh0iil
LARD Refined, tlcrces, e's86se leaf, 81
MoLAsSIcS .-. Centrifugal fair i1asoe.
prime 22a26c choice, S0u22o; open kettle,
f'iT Ai a54&!S ps 9iIIfT. SSe NJ boxes yn
zoo California l., L.. boxes, N.Sn2o0
quart boxes, 659i5c as to brand and qual-
RIcE- Head 5A05Ho; choice. ANc,
SALT liverpool in fuil supply; demand
fair; coarse. soc, line, NlS per sack IN
SOC .. b. shipped direct from mines AT
New iberia
,suoAR Grspuiated. 42.sgse contec-
dorei 900 sSee, fancy sHSy' ySi t%S''V earSc S
40 choice do. Sa@le; plantation whites,
4S-SUiAac.
PRODUCE
EGGS Sc per dozen
BUTTER Texas country. I0a2Oc
Jersey creamery &c. dairy. zoe; ladle, iSc
fancy creamery, soc.
CHEESE Quotations nrc as follows;
Crenm, l2Nl4'te, Swiss, soc; imitation
Sw,.s, is.l2ac; Young America. ltc.
oNloNS-lu snclts, 81 20 per buyhel
$500
PouLTRY-ChIoleens per dozen. ssoo8
VEGETABLES Hlnck-oyed peas. 1ikc;
lady peas &c; white beans, Slsc per pound
FRUITS AND NUTS.
ALMONDS lSc
Santa Martha fruit. culls.
mail. NuTs lee.
tlTR0N l1Hl6C.
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BY tho Gulf, Colorado and Santa 70 -.
~ Internatlonni and Great Northern =.
ratiWay..l++t. ,...t.,.s-.,f..st,s,. lab
BY Missouri, Kansas and Te1as rail- =.
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MARCH.

fBe beautifui spring sunbeams burst
through
The misty morn the heavy deWi
They 80" scem i' 10 have forgotten the cold win
ter so drear
Nature mwakcns 10 cheer the lovely spring
day;
Tho lark tho thrush and the grand old jay
me trees burst forth. the bud, leaf and
10 Welcome iies me approach of the fresh
April shower.
oh. March, lovely March, on, can II DO
Thnt / was born ono day IN iheef
Born for Rorrow toll and care,
In the beautiful. blushing youth OF tho
year IT II. Shook.
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GRAIN ANo PROVISIONS.


CHICAGO Mareb no wheat yy,e duu and
cI54g1 l- iogger man ytsier.inV 'rhr
,I.uf,..'5'i apaIf t'r.,IrtS MIN II..'ii1,
and rBriort thrf Ia ,ysnId he brsrieh
catisei "u es5lSr fae'in.. rHictiIsfions
Wsra Courual 10 "a range Of asc.
'E,t ',-.,,.I4 h-+,l i5,r1 ,..
ported "A GOOD demand Tor export, win
cash in New Yurl, bringing lr per hu4heI
over the MAY price. il closed higher. with
e." AZ iuL -
I.rnt.tstn,G ,,-al, IRREGULAR at "a pbade
lower prlrca.
yyb.5t yyas v,c1is for the frat half hour
M ~ H. ',' cG,.a,,,root,t 6gars5 M be issned
IN tho atfrrno6n REGARDING INC amount Of
a. f.,7. ~, LgI,3s lsrtif he uuct4ationF with.
- 49,. ~ -t',t5 -, ~ Ftar n do.iiun at It.,
~, "lt oM ',, f',co,.,,,,, ~. 7g-t-ft
,'f,i, - 9tse,5y nnd ,yIti, an evident re-
Gt'',','t,' s'vI,'' ,,ote bitgines4 during
!IN'u.iNI 10 w az ~ ssagiIr rfbs re.
- 49, ,t,1otiv ffsrt mo market We're
b jIi' ~ Ia ''' 1''''
Inc unusiinIly good weather was con-
~ . ~. A., ,''. nh sicaI satl.ractiou
,icr,,',Jtb ,r,lc ,yeeisis EXPORTS from both
gsn,tfg ~ rendrtsd by Bradstreet'a were
> XXI in busbets incllidinE tiour on the
pTsfeahs e., %esS I'd 9J5 on the cofrespondng
yasl, az iast YEAR Exports since january
Hes va -. ~ i,e same authority gives as
55.s "a 0af t,,tais rorrared with 81 co.,
T9S rl e., g{,,,iiar perIod of last year and
AZ "a 611 Li4ai,aia ON the year before. The
49, i,,,a,,,,,,,s frn,n the Atlantic seabOurd
49, e|,,,aI ~ about 81 OD0 in wheat and
sonr cbira 70 received fotty-one cars OF
y,heat againet twenty-hve year ago,
tflr1ears,iia rau0rtsd al cars and Duluth
n n srginst sa1 s,nd 81 respectively, n year
o'- "a t,,a,y,ooI ana continental markets
- 49,, ,,t,o,oS Am and rathor easier. The
NntgT,, nyiea fSr Alay was 5a3s059a4
e'@9'IH oiCo,a8 tge downward course Of
,..Toa tstiy In tbe duy. but on an ate
49,, ,f ~ .,r,1 mission firm 20 M "a buy
'g.,'i, a.. Az b 6GJ busbels offerings were
!ub HlNg' MI XII sill cent was added to
IT, '.t -,c,. d,,ing th, few minutes occupied
~ eoiilTg Il
~ tn t','i,a ~, tinr. government report was In
~ ~ $3.50. ,,.,a ia wheat a reason for eS-
trsnc faar ana Inc mnrl5e, manifested IFS
nPpEFt Ne, ,l az ~ III sbaF The purchase
-, i,,,in G,reen Of 25aOJO bushels. already
,5Starrcd 20 vyti4 ne only notahle feature
80 ~. ,v,Ia Nav oUnDa1 ct 3lA,
OF ,1 2G o,o cay A. 3reaccoycred to XXI ana t6en
svll $500. ~" ~, =, ~ I'D, dulckly Within "A few
lHinPs1 va - .io1e the prlce ruled be-
minHess7 az q , M s g eceipts for To-
well 90 a,ig 10 oars ana f6r Monday
~ WIZ Ili3 "a ITuder 4 Ifttie enurt on
-, 80 81 ~ 49,, 80 No close Nav advanced
lclNe nuylliH ~ "1. i,,t,s.i ty-,3ttp was
l2t ~. M.ecoI4n 10 ORA
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An Eight Yoar-old Throws Himself Into
thc River

jackson, Tenn, March 10.--'1.ast Thurs
day an eight -yeHr-oid hoy who rs reported
Ba Eddie MceSrr aon Of respectable
farmer, wandered from hla home near
Henderson, eighteen miles south al Jack
son. and throw himself into the rivcr.
The boy who was gomcwhat dcmcnted.
being miyscd by hts parents. search was
instituted ana he was traced 90 Tho waters
edge The river WIS dragged and about
10 o'clock lagt night the body was found,
10 had mover ia his NE given nnY ihu-
nation OF b determination 20 destroy
himself, though hiH mental condition often
rendered him melancholy The young
suiclde's desperate act threw the quiet
nelphborhood Into great excitement
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"
INFORMATION LnAKEp our.
iernment Crop Report Known Before
Officially Announced

iernmen' Crop Report Known Before
Officially Announced.
(. Louis Mo-, March lg,.-The POST
patch today makes the following state-
il In double loaded type;
Agt Friday a cipher telegram was re-
red in ST. Louis from Chicago saying
! the government report from the de-
lment Of agriculture would estimate
reserves OF wheat ut 1t5,ooo,OOO BUSH
T Another telegram said that the re-
would be bearish on wheat and bull
on corn.
he rcpor, when made public confirmed
a these hints. Tho amount Of wheat
the hands OF the farmers Is placed at
}000oo bushels and corr at $4,000 BUSH
This is beariah on wheat and huliiBh
corn.
low did the Information leak out7
ye the spectators placed agents in
department?
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-11

Immigrants From All sections-Exoeilent
School System.

Immigrants From All Sections-~Irxoeilen
School system.
III Campo, Texas March io,--I,hc i'm.
migration TO this section ig not cnnnnod
- fsnpie from the Northwestern states
Many pruspectorH ana purchasers come
nom Middle and Northern Texas.
MT. scott Porter sold go aoraa fiNn miles
from town TO n Kansas man ut Sis par
acre kanuaa, Dakota aud Nebraska pen-
Pc nave Invested In town lots and outiy-
me West End IS finding ready SALES
Ms. Hillycr, railrosd agent, has con-
tNcted for residence in tho west END
The merchants are bringing In their
spring stocks, which find ready cash SsieS
With present prospects, the hay crop
promises TO he large for this year
The Fislyc house, a large and modern
hotel, " nearing completion
The ~ Campo High school Ia equal 20
any school IN the state OF It's grade. IL
from the Northwestern States. It is n
credit to the Texas school syatem that
the average Texas pupil is equal In grade
70 those from the best schools OF tho
Western States
Tho Post Is read more than any Texas
paper nj this place
Tho Post reporter interviewed few as
10 their opinion OF the Baker and Matiocic
Joint mectinH on the 10th insant
MUjor j. r.. JoYnes says. 1T II the
right move m the right direction and
leads 10 unity"
chris nrlnes said' Bakers crowd
are very liberal"
mocracy OF Texas dlsmembcrinent."
William Douglas says that the party
can not survive without consolidation
at an early date.
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New Orleans, harcn 10,
cleared Yesterday.
Steamship ~ Mar. Grant, for New
York
British steamship Floridian, King, for
Liverpool
Norwegian steamship John Wilson,
Hansen, for Blueaelds
Arrived Yesterday
British Bteafship Nicnraguan. Winder.
from Liverpool, january 81 wa West
Indies etc, 70 ~. j. Sanders.
york. March 3, 10 A. Nfouiton & 90.
Norwegian ship Parthena Jensen, from
Glasgow, January !. IN ballast 10 Ross,
Howe e. Morrow
Exports foreign,
For Bremon--53ii bales cotton, weighing
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
reclamation of the Strength of sugar-Cotton
F Of All Around-Wheat Slightly Lower.
O''' ooal Stock Market-Quotations

order in request. al united
Underwear 'low' but hosiery doing bet
ness laid out ~ N'He' Dusl-
fflnt cloths very steady at gH pr,a,o
llga l9E Jhe week 22S.o00 pieces, and tSe
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OCEAN vE5SELS.
ARRIvALs ND pppARruRrs.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
New York. March io-,Asrlved- bubble
Athens. March Acknowledgement Bis-
marck, New York,
New York.
from Liverpool.
Genoa, March ie.--Arrivcd--AusustG VIC
New York,
from New York.
Nclasca. Texas. Sailed: steamuhi,
white Jacket Aallott Rotterdam.
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pAInIDn NOT DANGEnousLY Nh.

Chicago IN, March l0-Potter Palmer
iE moi OBVIOUSLY 49, BE has been ordered
by his physician, Dr. John w Btreeter,
90 rest for three or four weeks N con-
yhtch he suffered n short time nEo.
There is nothing serious tho matter with
Mr. Palmer said llr Sueeter last night
"IIia nsrves have suffered from nm Mt
tack az grip. but there is nothing TO be
alarmed about All he needs ID complete
rest"
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NEW REcElVrR.

.omphls, Tenn, March l2s-In the cham
y court today Mr.. 7. y. Hatchett. aomo
rs ago business manager OF the An-
l-Ayalnnche. was appointed receiver
5lace of Mr.. w. j. Chase, This means
aacendeDey OF the w. a. Collier In
AT
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rnM1AN.g cAsn Nor pnorrnp.
Bishop Bonacum Transfers II to tho s
InmlA nIoceRe.

Lincoln. Nch. March l0.--A st. Louis dis
patch says that the charges preferred by
bishop BonHCum Hsuiust Rev, Father
Pheinn. cdigAr If the Western Waterman.
had been Withdrawn Father Roche, rncre-
tary 20 Bishop Bonacum denies that re-
port lie says the charges have not been
withdrawn hit that tho case haa been
merely changed from the diocese OF Line
coin 10 that of st, Louis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-11

MEX Cows-Sales ! stock 3
Market unchanged.
CINCINNATI
Cincinnati. Ohio. March l0--Hogs-
Steady, 4S5ef5io; receipts, 1900; shipments,
loo.
Cattle-oulet; 1.50T4l5; receipts, 100:
Lambs-Modcrate demand; aoOlfiS5.
shipments, none,
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n ,,,,s io.-Though the clos 9'-
erE Nl' .s, today we're below the
n ', 1,ssyded durlng the morn i,.,,
~, ,, 1,s1s the i.st was ,,,, one
~ rpsin The re's ess 27oli eot059
YER w mere we're no evidences
si'f' ,.-,iaclaily dcprcss prices 80, or
. 2 and the general liat
Fl gains Of from q 70 % points
A. ,lsbes figures. 49,. ave. vee,,
| PAU '.sS Is. s.sjy. or a trIae over
90 s an ibis favorable showing
1 y. a. At IT. a., the highest for a
4 ,,a dlstllnng were eNefr-
4 g5hd any ,,n5 during the day.
si ll 2'IS' explanation by INC, we
siTAav,'S.o new sugar schedules
hat w M protection and that
anpahy ~ had The strength
!. g 4. Jnaiycly explained as. 'ts p "l,,
sh ;lSod i 10 Keep the price up
g,lSSal'SSSSsnclng congress against
tFpl, Iin,HnsSbIa terms % the COM
.T IdNvl"' ,,,a1ne fg true. IL
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mARlNE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF Galveston, March 10,
Arrived.


Port OF Galveston, March 10,
Arrived.
steamship Nueccs Risk, Now York.
Cleared,
Steamship Craigmore, Pany. bremen,
Schooner A. a a. Carlisle Little, sa-
bluo Pass
Steamship Crnlsmore, pnuy, Bremen
Schooner Daisy FurlIn Denton Moss
schooner John a. Buuerlok Howes,
list of Vessels in Port
st@amsb.p Nueees. Risk pier a.
Steamship Lochmore Shaw, pier 49,
sahooner Helen, Mum, pier %.
Schooner Rebeccn Goddard pier as.
Schooner George Toulane. Jr., Fisher. in
stream
barge Regulator. pier 49,
List of vcsrcls up and Cleared for Gal
weston
i'i sHte'aH@ 9shl isia Csp3 cenlza. at Feb
G Steamship Maria Csp). Arropsc,at Feb
ruarP T.
Steamship Dayeutry Dr). aalnswor-
thy, sailed January H.
Steamship San Marcos wilder, smiled
Steamship comai Rcstt sailed March
ateamship Colorado. Evans to saa
March II.
cotton on shipboard Not Cleared.
For Great Britain
steamship Alicia, iB.
OCher Foreign
Steamship Lochmore. 1892.
Total 6i39
CoastWise--
Mallory line, g7g1
other foreign $50.
For Great Britain. iis.
isjastwlse G7H.
Total 1880.
Galveston Stock.
on ghlpboard Not Cleared
For Great Britain. ils.
Other foreign. $3.50,
Coastwise, 6iY
In eompresses and depots, 4s,Be.
TOTAL stock, d2.&2
Cotton Receipts.
BY the Gulf Colorado ana Santa re
By Intefnatonai and Great Northern
BY - Missouri Kansas ana Te1as rail-
Way.n..+...4ts-.sts 3,.4ssst"'st's.''- ~
For orders, i0s,
For factors, 3d.
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COTTON,

,r,,-, Qtlce OF The Post.
,...,,,. houston Saturday. March 10.
Ni'llllns-liveipoo! ISL, Houston ne.
galveston 3-lGo New Orleans ne. New
YORK 9.l6e Recepts-roday $50. last
year 7Iol. ''-
Now 0rl.,v- f,.,,.--
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Moss Pork--per hhi II .So6lla5.
l@rd-Rcr leo lbs 6.S0fi6.Sis
Short Rihs--SldCs QaoScl S.S5WS,sQ.
Dry Salted--Shouiders (hoNedl tWQ6S
short clear sides ChaNcd) 6.Sjis 1850
hisky-pistillcrs' finished goods per
gallon LIS.
SugaFs-Unchanged
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aT6s,2S0 pounds and valued at sacossI.so;
i6000 hushela OF wheat, Weighing $50 900
pounds aud valued nj 5000
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FINANcIAl.


N"M YORK STOCK MARKET.
,ji,JWw,, lork March l0-The share spec
Vo 5,iiSgn % Wa generally firm on a moderatc
fnaini, WI CUISINES but the 0uylug was
fo,. " W cover short contracts and not
~, ,ol3E account The traders who ala
lS,.. '-'N on toIay's business seemed anx-
us 40 close uui their lines so as NOT "a
'Htm over Sunday, and thcre was
..,igri Si99 10 take profits especially Ia
.fsaE which had been materially assist
H. ~ w. we yesterday aud this morning
,,,,5S85e report that The regular dividends
,bV"tu w declared az the next meeting 81
t ar s1aaF IN the opening deals and IN ne
LEY Itteeh minutes am advance OF 3,
nou oeen recorded Thereafter the SELF
buyers ana the figures run down untIl
a loss OF = bad been made OF which s.
was recovered in the last sales leaving a
s9l1 OIL ~ on the day Sugar preferred
esiroain , ] hut subsequently lost the en-
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n. s'oN STOCKS AND BONDS

pal fra,t... 'A'NA' o'''NIJa'
d s,,,, 0s' during the past week
i b,ss ,'s aoA and but little busi-
- 81 Transacted There has. been
ii ,,, asA'P TO trade, ana the
s4a -'le' such as they were, have
esi "a some inquiry FOR lana
lst AZ, 4es.ecled and the adj
. have Place some time ago
\ H1ists, A-q CHS have declared 40
~ ss,jl,. L4nd and Trns' men nl,
"a 49, 30 per cent ind 80
Get. -Va'on Investment co -',' 80 ~.
Ai"aod Vin,ert & a.