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Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-05

The police yesterday located W. f. Sheri-
dan In this city, who IS wanted in Sioux
City on a charge Of grand larceny Sheridan
states that his arrest Is due TO some trouble
which he had with a grain man OF Sioux
City. He owed the dealer SIS for feed and
gave as security a horse. He afterwards
went after his horse and as no objection
was made 10 his taking the animal away. he
did so and afterwards sold II 10 another
party.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-05
Duffy's Pure
Malt WhiSk kew

which makes pure, rich blood, tones up
the digestive organs, arouSes the clrcu-
lation and imparts new life As
means OF building up the system and
Increasing the strength the pure malt is
uucquallcd.
Sold by all Erocers and druggists
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-05
Observation-Disclosures

WASHINGTON. Nov. Especial TeIe-
gram)-A postofice has been established at
orncss, Brookings county. 5. D.. with Jacob
E. Johnson as postmaster.
E. G. Sisty has been appointed postmaster
at Mullen, Hooker county, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-05

Many OF the voters Of the city will ex-
change hats on the result Whether it be
Mckinley or Bryan there is only one place
10 get the latest hats and that IS the place
10 make your bets payable. Hughes the
mems outftter. AIS Broadway. has prepared
for the occasion and has the finest line o..
hats in the cry
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-05

WASHINGTON. Nov. 4.-Cspeclal Tele-
gram.)-Captain Charles B. Hall. Nineteenth
infantry. has been ordered to join his com
pany by way Of Fort Wayne. Mich.
Major Charles Porter, Fifth infantry, has
been granted one months leave Of absence.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-05

We would remind the ladies that we
make a speciality OF family washing Our
wagons call everywhere and during this
cloudy weather you will find it very con
venient to send your work TO US. Eagle
Laundry. 724 Broadway
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-05
Men
Are Poor

because they do not have the head to &C.
Quire riches. They have the brains
and ability, hut not the health. 1ndigeS.
ton. tired feelings, nervousness and
other miserable symptoms trouble their
thoughts and occupy their attention.
They are never feeling their best.
All these conditions are, however,
speedily overcome 10y the use OF that
inyigoratiug stimulaut
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-05
Sewer Pipe, Fire nrick. Betting.
Work on the Riprnp stops.

An order was issued at noon yesterday
suspending work on the government rip
rapping on the river north OF the city. The
work has not been finished but has pro-
gressed as far as II can TO advantage. A
number OF the boats will remain during the
winter. Enough men have been retained
10 pull these boats out OF the water and
when this work is finished there will be no
employment there for any but the single
Waterman. who will look after the boats
and the other property the government will
be Obliged to leave exposed Last fall a
large amount OF loose coal was left lying on
the Iowa bank and a good many people con-
cluded that il was their legitimate prey.
il was carried away by the sackful and
the wagon load. There were some threats OF
prosecution, but no determined effort was
made 10 locate the people who had warmed
at the government expense. The federal
engineers will not be so obligng this sea-
son and will leave nothing on the banks
OF the river that will be any more conyerti-
BILE to domestic uses than some ragged piles
of jagged rocks.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-05
Cut GIass-BcnutifuI.

Just received complete line OF the rich
est cut glass manufactured. Low prices
Rich designs. Useful articles. Jscquemin
& Co. q Main street.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-05

The assistance OF physician was called
for last evening at Mrs. Seotts millinery
store, on Broadway, to save young girl
from the possibly deadly effects OF small
quantity Of chloroform. The young girl had
Hsen suffering from toothaehe, her friends
say. during the evening. and 10 get relief
she had been bathing the affected member
with chloroform. She had been applying
II by wetting her finger with the fluid and
rubbing the gums with H. She inhaled
quantity OF II In this way and also sWal-
lowed a small portion Her friends were
alarmed to see her suddenly fall over In a
ht OF Inconsistencies. When the physician
Arrived she had recovered her senses. but
Mas suffering severely from the irritation
set up In the stomach by the chloroform
she had swallowed.
Honmayrs fancy patent hour makes the
test and most bread. Ask your grocer for t.
Lundgard, the Tailor l3O & Main streat
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-05
DIssnIntinn Nntiee

The firm OF +. p ard NJ. J. Bellipger
physicians, has been dissolved. DR.. NJ ]
Belllnger will retain the present location
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-05
Roderick WI Go 20 Portsmouth.

F. W. Dean, NJ. D.. eye. ear. nose and
throat, 24l Merriam block.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-05

For Bronchial, Asthmatle and Pulmonary
Complaints. Browns Bronchial Troches''
have remarkable curative properties. Sold
only In boxes.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-05

Call at DR.. Pangle's offiee and get his
infalllble diphtheria specific Tested
through three epidsmles and never failed.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-05

Lost-opal pin set In diamond. between
rear OF Maurer's china store and DR.
seyieii's Office on Main street Liberal re-
Ward offered for return Of same to Maurers
china store
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-05

c. b. Viavi Co. female remedy Medical
consultation free Wednesdays Health book
&yrished 309 Merriam block
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-05

Get your winter supply OF coal now before
the rush and rise in prices. l.. NJ Shubert
will NIL your orders promptly and his prices
Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-05
Took ChIoroform by Mistake.

Enameled brsss-trlmmed beds 1895 this
week at the Duriee Furniture Co
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-05

Lundgard, The Tailor. $50 5. Main street.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-05

Hofmayrs fancy patent four makes the
hest and most bread. Ask your grocer for Il.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15

All classes Of fair to good cattle steady
fat stock In fair demand hogs weak; shce!
quiet.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15
CHICAGO.

Chicago. March li--Whcat although
duh. was Arm today and gained 5-s over
besides being inactive. were rather weak
Some buying OF pork on dun market
gave provisions a hoist and added III to
pork, TO lard and 10 TO ribs
Wheat--Yesterday's respondent feeling
~ the wheat pit abated over night and
May opened at iaQ+ above the previous
day $ closing The shorts, however, were
not inclined 70 cover on the nrst advance,
and upon the exhaustion OF early buying
orders the market weakened. on the re-
action May declined to o. 5-s. The Liver
pool market showed very moderate
amount of sympathy with the bears here,
inasmuch az yesterdays break of SIS per
only i2d per quintal decline at Liverpool.
me Argentine shipments for the week
exhibited slight premontory symptoms or
an impending collapse. The quantity eX-
ported was 100000 bushels for the week.
and according TO recent advlces from there
each succeeding week FOR some dine TO
come should show gradual decrease IN
the exports. The Minneapolis and Duluth
receipts were 81 cars against 40i a week
ago and aS' on the corresponding week of
the year before. The general expectation
regarding Mondays visible supplv state
inent IL that IT viii show only 400 900 or
JWwn bushels decrease. The market be-
came hrm again In the last hour OF the
session on cessation of selling. May rose
again to h3ls and was bringing that when
the market closed
Corn gave no fresh Sign of returning ami
nation. some few selling orders for MAY
were received from New York
Oats-For Saturday the oats market
more than did justice to itself good
business was transacted and some heavy
INES changed hands. The demand was
good and feeling firm
tFoVlslons were firm at the opening and
necaine stronger as the session progressed
me buying of pork by John Cudahy was
tile chief feature.
estimates for Mnnday-Wheat 40 cars
corn 90 cars. oats 70 cars. hogs 81 600 head
Lhsh quotations were as follows:
Flour steady; winter patents. winter
s'@lghts, spring patents sprlng straights.
bakers.
No. spring wheat. 6l%a62ik: No. z
sprins wheat g; No red. 65!,dG5Ss.
No. > corn, 2Sia.
No. oats. 1914, No. ? white. 2o. No. 3
white l9'a420..
No. . rye. 36
No. : barley 25g5s. No. ,. nominal; No.
4. nominal.
No. / fax seed 20
Prime timothy seed Z 20d3. IS.
Mess pork per barrel . 6iHg70.
Lard per 100 pounds 3Aeti 1fM
short ribs sides. loose 5.l5dj 20.
| Dry Sailed shoulders. boxed, 4ss6iA.
short clear sides, boxed. 53sN5ie.
| WHISKY. distillers' finished goods. per
| gal, %.
sugar-cut loaf. S.s7; graduated, rs,
| standard A. ~.
/ I'Wiuag g0flp
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15

Local dealers will advance sugar Mon
day to conform with the advance else
whore.
Eggs have remained AT cents all this
week, the tone OF the market being STEADY.
Barrett & Allen today unloaded a car
of Palermo lemon and Il car OF Colorado
potatoes.
The flour market Is demoralized IN the
Northwest, prices being very low and the
demand light.
Among II. II. Thompson & Co.'S fruit
receipts this morning were a car OF ba-
nanas and a ear OF fancy apples.
Strawberries were in good supply today
and generally OF better quality than here
tofore. Prices ranged from s2.50u3l5 per
crate.
Dumhie, Armistead & Cronan are eKhib-
iting an apparatus for cooking on an or
binary stove with coal oil. or rather with
the gas generated from the oil. There IS
no danger whatever in using this cooking
apparatus.
The visible supply Of Brazil coffee In the
United States shows an Increase of s9.0li
bags compared with last years supply and
an Increase of 80 053 bags compared with
the supply OF two years ago.
Western Kansas wheat fields were again
moistened by a fail OF snow Thursday
night The prospects were never better
at this time OF year. The acreage OF oats
will be increased In several counties.
New Texas beets are quoted In the
kansas Guy market at 81 90 per dozen
punches' ieSas lettuce. 75c per one-hali
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15

Up and Sailed.
Ship British Isles, Calcutta, sid Jan. J.
Ss Rosemath Limerick sid Jan. T.
So Consciiffe, ST. Michaels, sid Feb. :.
IS Ilopetoun. Madeira. sid Feb 2s
IS tulwell. Newport News, sid Fob. s,
SIS Ethelrlda, Avonmouth. sid Jan. %.
IS LEM. Cardiff. sid Jan. 49,
IS Millncld, lpsevich. sid Jan. q
IS Whitby. Londonderry. sid Feb. 7.
IS .knowlton, n. Y. sid Feb, 25.
,, sen George Taulane. Philadelphia. sid
IS Concho. New York, sid March T.
IS Scilia, Hamburg. sid Feb 81.
IS Comal, New York, sid March II.
RECEIP'rS AMI EVnnpno
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15

st. Louis. Mo, March l4-Tlour dun
and unchanged. Wheat closed h.uJ-S high
er; spot lower. No. red caFh 6Sla elo-
vator; ilq7ltz track, No hard @i,, .day
60is060'i, July bOis. Corn dull, No. mixed
cash 2Skn.Si4. May 2Gi.; July e I-h,,es.
oats, futures stronger, but with few sell
ers No. , cash lss, May Is 7-sp2o; July
1sh. Rye. dun; No. 2. IS. Barley steady
Ccrnmcal S5fil 80, Bran dun and easy.
a east track sacked. Flax seed quiet.
Timothy 3.00nj.50 Hay strong with an
upward tendency for choice, low grades
dun and depressed prairie i.oodIl,50;
ard mess, iohh!ng new es7ls, old n.37}a
Lard. prime steam, $40. choice h.l7is.
Bacon. boxed, shoulders, 10. longs 5ca.
- .Doo; corn 5000, oats 1900. shipments
Flour 5000; wheat 1000; corn 1000. oats IS
I
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15
MovEMr.Nr Or coRN.

All the Western railroad men have about
given up hope OF any great movement OF
corn before the month OF May. OF course,
any advance IN thu price. say cents per
bushel would start the crlDbcd corn 10
market IN volume, but there seems 20 be
little prospect Of rise IN prices.
The consumption OF corn in the United
States by men, animals and distillerics ~.
approximately, 5000,0r bushels daily or
1909, 600 bushels a month. AZ this rate
of consumption, together with exports
corn must move before long. II IT does
not the price will go up and that witt
start IL. The granger roads are anxiousiy
awaiting this movement. for their est
mates OF revenue from that source have
been sadly at variance with the facts 50
far
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15
SUGAR.

New orleans. La, Ma iss,iI
Open kettle iirm: ~ -, Sstt1
graduated, 4 l-.qt ~ 4. sssl
4 IL; yellows, j i-sut ~ ssr,Ttc}
3 5-s. Molasses quie, es Snsrl|
New York, Marcn it.,,s,linci
fair refining, 3 81; cse.,auaarl
4 is. Refined firm. i s' a
loaf, 3 81; granulatea;; ,r.s ID
New Orleans, La, Ma s,i n
ket for cotton sea Il n NH. 4
firm and unchangcd, .. s,y,mns
oil. in bulk, Is: prime a. ssts|
barrels, "a; meal Nv
short ton. tlcosS
quiet. but about steaia ,ss mi
butter grades. %' p'NA'
% 1-2.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15
oIrTLooK FOR HIDES.

Eastern tanners now show little desire
10 buy country hides at this time, accord
Ing to adviccs received by local dealers.
The outlook is somewhat uncertain and
depends upon the leather trade. The deal
ers of New York and Chicago who sell
direct to the tanners have for some time
held bearish views while the butchers
and hide mon in the country evince more
faith In the future.
According to Chicago paper "the pack
ers are letting the hide market decline
about In keeping with the deterioration IN
quality OF the take-oif. Where conccs-
sions are made from former prices only
the February hides are involved, Earlier
hides are firmly held at the full quota
tons. Considering the condition Of the
leather market hides are In good demand
The brokers are IN receipt ~ numerpu.
inquiries and it Ia likely some trading
Will be done early next week"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

New York. arch 1.-THE weekly pahk
statement shows the following changes
deserve decrease, NisS,b'', loans, NJ
crease. Se,0is coo; specie. decrease sos.,Vv'
legal tenders, decrease, SSol wv ueposits'
decrease, $g21 900, circulation mcrSase,
Se5i 900 The. banks now hold s,s-o IN
excess OF the requirements OF the % per
cent rule, . ,,, ~, VII,
New York, March 1.-THE New YORK
Fiunncier says this week me statement
OF the associated banks OF New YORK Tor
th., week ending March IA shows fnr-
thcr expansion In loans ana decrease III
reserve two factors that nave always
operated to produce frner money mar
kct one year ago, with the restrNe
down to sl7, sos no, money was loaninR on
cali at but little over per cent ana u
aid not 20 above that figure except FOR
"A CIV DAYS. although the reserve ran TO
about $4,000 900 on arch 50. Twelve months
ago however, specie was being imported
nj nm average rate of 81 100000 IA week In
connection With the syndicate bond loan.
Thc nrescut statement indicates that II
would tnke but little 10 advance the
nrcsrnt money rate. The banks lost last
week according to tho statement. 81 ,5d,
iOo IN, cash and the outward flow Of funds
10 the Nest and in some cases to the
south continues The call for money from
mo interior has been ON the whole a
good thing In more ways than one. since
II has undoubtedly checked gold exports
FOR tho time being. As showing the
changes which have occurred since the
bond award II may be noted that the
surplus of the banks Is now over $1,000
ess than on February last.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15
COFFEE,

New Orleans, La, MartA |
hrmer. Rio, ordinary 70 iE
II ia.
New York, March lt-cas
opened steady at decline N|
ruled rather weak under ixr
and no speculative support
of spot coffee checked selling
closed easy at a net deciiss
points. Sales, 500 hays W
May, 12.G0al2.75. Spot cofet.1
No. Z, 10 IL, mild and sleassl
i6 3-lMls. Warehouse deii'saa
New York yesterday, M j, n
stock today, l77.lI, United "
200, 3O5; afloat for the unl'sa \
900; total visible for Inc us.'
l62 800, against 4ii. @s LAST ys u.
Santos, March li,-Dnll; w
nominal; receipts. imo' sto 'si. i
Hamburg, March H.,-tswsss
to ii pig. decline: sales, ~
Rio. March li.-Dull' M a
per 10 kilos; exchange; tx n
1000; cleared for the uh IVY
for Europe, 1900; stock WV
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15
THE cATTLE TRADE.

Local receivers state that the market IS
firm for all Kinds OF good cattle The ie-
mand exceeds the supply, and good stock
sells easily at quotations published Corn
fed hogs of medium weight are also want
cd, but the market Is overstocked with
mastfed.
Tho Kansas city star says the market
IN the Texas division at that point was
topped Thursday by the Brentwood on
Mil company of Brownwood, T. Xas, with
ninety head which averaged 1875 pounds
and sold nj s3.75, the highest price paid
for Texas cattle for some time. The cattle
were fed since last fail on corn and OBI
meal and were In fine condition. They We're
purchased by the Armour Packing com.
pauy,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15
WOOL.
HOUSTON HIDES AND WOOL.
LONDON SALES.

London March l4-At the wool auction
sales today ~ $50 bales were offered OF
which 800 were withdrawn. Another eN-
selection was offered and the bidding CON
tinues spirited at fpll prices. The Ameri-
can purchases to date aggregate 1900 bales.
Following are tho sales in detail: New
South Wales 1906 bales secured Is SdHls
"a; greasy 6n9d Queensland 2S2S bales,
secured Is ll4d4is Id greasy ,ai0iad, Vic
G1sullisd. South Australia 1928 bales
greasy 3qlod. Swan River li26 bales
secured alsddls Cd; greasy hisnN2d New
greasy SMioisd Cape Of Good Hope and
Natal 40 bales; secured lodnls Sgd; greasy
5A.nSad. The series viii close next Fri.
have been offered. including New South
Wales l7,s0o Queensland ali5, Victoria To-
New Zealand 1909. Cape OF Good Hope
and Natal 592S.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15


Der
10 Fowler & McVite-ss oberon, Maris.
tow.
TO. VIM. Parr &c Co.-ss Helen, SIS
Gracia.
To }. \. SAWYER n Co.'s Alamo,
To w. w. Wilson--Ss Ethiopia.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15
rRrIrs ANn NrTs.

APPLES-Bon Davis. H25di50. Willow
Twtgs and Genetoua 81 j0ai60
BANANAS 7AcH$l.d0 nlr bunch.
CRANBERRIES Cape God 5000. 20
per barrel S30n3ej per crate
rOcoANUTs -$3.754i401 per i0o. sSi 90
per iol1.
GRAPES Malaga f55ouG.i9 per cask
LEMONS Messina S2.jGM3O0. extra far
cy 8, nolf3tp.
Nuts brazil lie per h. ilberts. Sicily,
nc Naples l2lac wainuts lic: peanuts
5isRGc. almonds. Taragona lIc per Id. i3c
per sack; California almonds l0c; new
pecans 3uGr.
30; navels 8.eo03.5
sTRAWBERRII.S- 81 009iS Is per crate
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15
AN ADVANCE IN SUGAR.

When sugar Unexpectedly declined Lee
q week ago today, it was stated in this
column at the time that such weakness
was not natural and tina; the lower price
could hardly bc sustained. This prediction
was verified today, local dealers being
notified OF an advance Of sc, equal to a
recovery Of the recent loss and l-lsc add.
cd.
After brief period OF quiet in this
staple everything now indicates cousi1-
cradle activity. The full realizatlons os
the damage done by ihe revolution IN
Cui'a 20 the sugar crop. and the rapid
decrease shown by the figures OF visible
supply. are having their natural effect
The surplus IN stocks. compared with las,
year, is being rapid!y diminished and
promises 20 be wiped out altogether me-
fore very long. This fact. together with
the grave Cuban situation. makes the
statistical position OF sugar very strong.
and points to q maintenance for come
time to come OF the full advance. II il
does not actually lead TO further i'm
proven ent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15
BUTTER AND fSp

Chicago. March ,i ia;1Esstt,
mand fair; sls, Nv 6u W r,s
iSai4; creamery. Ra"'
chedder, S's@,s., March n!
and nd in fair demand al Mad
Stronger; receipts ,s' daIrs 7
Butter. steady, ig~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15
THE BUSINESS BAROMETER.
Al Index to the Condition Of Trade
Generally.
STEADY MOVEMENT OF MERCHANDISE
Although Not The Activity Expected
Sugar 10 one-Eieh'h Cent Higher.
Trade Notes.
Office Of TIE Eos,


The past week has witnessed fair
amount of business doing in the whole
aale district of the ciIy-no great rush 81
orders, but just steady movement OF
merchandise OF all kinds. While tie ar-
prcach of spring has produced a better
feeling and lead TO the freer buying OF
some lines. there is no denying the fact
that in a general way business doas not
show the activity expected his month.
one reason for this has been the bad
weather prevailing for several weeks.
While the past week has been very IA
vorable for farming operations this fast
in itself accounts 20 a certain extent Tor
the curtailment OK trade. When The farm
ers are at work upon their crops they
naturally purchase less. This makes less
business for the retail merchant. and con
sequently the wholesale trade s. similarly
affected. The dullness during the season
of powzng and planting Is never regretted
by business men, however, for they real
ize that upon the success OF this work
depends the success OF their fall business.
Just at this time the prospect is very en-
corraging for a big yield Of cotton and
the grain crops IN Texas. which WI in-
sire good fall trade, although q dull
spring and sumner is anticipated.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15
FINANCIAL.

Galveston Texas. March iS.--ln
tho local exchange market sterling
sixties sold at $780, buying at as5; New
Work. sight selling at la premium. buying
M is discount: New Orleans sight selling
nj IA premium. buying at is discount;
American silver selling at par, buying at
Galveston bank clearings, sssS.0is.
New York. March u.-Sterling ex-
change. bankers sixties, Si.S6 stat 81,
commercial sixties 81 81 81: rechmarks
"a rs; francs. bankers sixties, Sis rs.
commercial sixties, Sis 81.
New Orleans, La. March h.-Sterling
exchange, commercial sixties SLSsI
ass IL: francs, commercial sixties,
& 10 IS; New York sight, bankers. Sl5C
premium; commercial, 25c discount.
London, March N-Bank rate, per
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15

New York, March n.--Whoat-R Receipts
900; exports $500. spot quiet No. | hard
quiet. Is as. options opened steadier on
coverings. declined under weak cables, ia
vorablc weather west and large Argentine
shipments. but rallied sharply JUST 4 tho
closc on renewed coverings. closed islIM
higher. No. red March II rs; No. . red
Mhrch u Is. May 70A.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15
NEW YORK MONEY.

easy at 81. last loan 3ia, closed 3ik per
cent; prime mercantile paper sac per cent.
Sterling exchange steady With actual busi-
ness In bankers bills i.S%Q4Ss for de-
mand and 4s6s4n4.G for sixty days;
posted rates a.S7.,sg4 IS and 4SSiaU4S9; COM
mercial bills 4.S6. Bar silver GS rs. Mex
team dollars bSik
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15
COMMERCIAL BRIErs

New York. March l4--Clearings, $50,
6S7790, balances. s5,22t2Sa
New York. March ii.-State bonds dull
railroad and government bonds firm.
New York, March 1i.--Hldes steady
Galveston, II; Buenos Ayres dry l6 Texas
dry. 9: California, a.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15
HEsTER's FIGURES

New Orleans, La, March l4.-Secretary
licsters figures on the movement at IN.
terror towns are:
Receipts this week, 2S,Gi6 bales; last
week 35,9S7; this week last year 60. 40.
week, 5S,25l; this week last year 95 1857
Stock this week. 1913 bales: iast
week, 359l0S; this week last year GAS 4g6
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15
CHRONICIE,s TOTAr.s

New York. March 1.-THE Chronicles
totals on the interior movement are as
Receipts this week. Sl,5Ss bales; last
week, i2.5sS, this week last year. II. 6S5
Shipments this week, 50 2l7 bales last
week, 69,SOS; this week last year. Ilo IA
Stock this week 362, 63i bales last week
SSi,2CS' this week last year, Sj3, 100,