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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-23
Ceiterreib'u ngarn.

Seoenburg. Der HGu6er Sos
lepb &reis5ler, Der ben Marttfieranten
Stefan Suluiits, ais er pom HedniBer
Sabrmurtte beimte6rts, 5piIhenWdns
nersoorf uno Goisoorf ermoroete uno
berdubte, puroe perbaItst. &reis3ler
oeriibte Die 8luttbat in 'Srduentleis
bern, oeren i'm Sdnosemsnge abgeriIs
iene 5eBen an ibm gum 9errdt5er
rpuroen.
pil9ram. Gin erGBli6es ltns
gliid ereignete ii3 in OeI4na. Yaiz
ianten iaben ben Sberlebrer 8reisler,
BON Der Sagb beimte5rsno, bic 0o6s
nung bstrsten. aur5 oarauf tra6te
elm S6uB, Die Serbeieilenoen fanoen
In Der Wobnitu6e ben 2e6rer nit
our6f6ohener 9ruit toot. an Der
Sslde tniete Der aatjGbriee Sobn bes
Gebrers nit Der 5linte in Der Sano,
bic Worte itammelnb: Der Batter
bat mir bic 5linte geseben!"
Wten. Bon ben beioen in Dob,
ling peri6iitteten 9runnenar6eitern
tpuroe Der cine, Hamens SSunapirt6,
lebenb berausbefOroert. OerIelbe bat
SdutdbI6irfungen erlitten uno cine
Gdbmung oes linfen 4rmes oaoonae,
tragen. Der anoere Ndmens Gipel,
bauer tpuroe toot berporaesoaen; er
mar na6 ausiase SunspirtbS 6ereits
oretplertel Stunoen mad benz ginItura
oes 9runnens eritidt.
S9mei3.
8afeItabt. Gs tpurben bon
ben Wirtben 1000 ,Snitiatipunters
i4riftsn seiammslt, um pomDolia
oas i'm Sabr 1888 ssItaffene tanto.
male altobolmonopol gu 6eieitiaen.
Bern. Sir ben ireuen S6eaters
bau in Bern limb infolgs Q~ufIteQuna
zines neuen 5inan3planes nur nod
5r. 100000 our6 Qttien ~auf3u6rins
gen. Od biepon bereits 7r. $4,000
li4er limb, 10 bleibsn nur nod Sfr.
$4,000 gu oeden. - Weaen elmer
Stsusrerbobung bon Is Rappen bonn
Sunoert perparf bic 9ir6aemeinbe
Siel nit 334 Stimmen Sas guboet
fir 1896.
Mud eln Hetter.
&ittmeilter Geinen Sreuno porTel.
leno): .Wein Sreuno Su9o BAL.
bling, Re6nun9sbeamter!"
Dame: ST Der Serr aud Elm 10
l6neioi9er Better, wie Ssrr &ittmei.
Iter2"
Rittmeilter: 80, Der lit nod
'6neioiger - Der reitet aui ieoem
Yienni9 'rum!"
alOtonpmi DIES Z d..
lent.
auiuit: .Sebt wolen mir NAL
nod ben Priuatier S6ulbe nm cen
Themes unper3lnsli6es 0arle6en nj
characterization a~nieben!"
Suoe. yaber Nuiult, Der 9ibt
uns pieosr 3wei Pienuise!"
Iujuf: Hu, mas piaf Be i6m
bic lpsi pfsnnios i&snisa7i"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-23
d. Miics
Ncrrine lteat
bic Wciuur>
brit her.

trrfuujs parss. Sd maxim Or. Nttlcs rstsraitsss
HsrGire uns he Srttte Hdtt tennte Id irtt Stunesr
itlafcr. Ben etr Sett al t~cisrte lt mcirs @rIunes
ttit iatrft larailm. lttr b,'tanet8 rne NtCr. sd
ultm 90 6iiftcr uni fdHr mid nttt dusfruten. MI
ZANZIBAR lr bin, eSun tt BIN leet ccutunets ssiuue
uue tabc feline WSst,iu metr ittt mttr ale rier We
rlttu esucmmtn." TT. Wilss HsrrtnC rire yer
III sttstEru stasR Sarante ~rsrfiutt, edf RE Srfts
jIiitS stlft ctrr eds ser pirf jurudirftdtnt.
Bud attr's Hsrj uus he 9trstrn irsi. TT. 3ilcs
&Ptclcll Sc, Glttarf, Sut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-23
St. Banadict's Academy
ct. Soitph, siearao So. wium.

Der Natr~rih:iu ner,a fen umFaSt bic
nli:lds upo cl8lt'ds @FrGte, ueblt allen
mtllllm-r @a 0CrbcfttE lC'Uic 2ejdjnen
Hg g,1.sL 3~cic".sse w us-iiomteit 0qm
G1B.lG@ fl tn E9 3Stask
lhcntt. @ab 'gro 5icr G5tten Geieaeu.
''t QatC'e.t. iC fir rn5 Aetrfa6 aus.
a3t!9sE. I'm t7t-G @.r5 ..aFt i9enoe
.a! ilb 9g.5L'at aH
SIR. DlEL-T2ESS, D. S. b.,
St Soften. G..r-G3 So Kim,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-23
@irft fcinc @nnoer
NbCr 6 mirD brilcu.

Whites rSfcratipts Httrrtne tttlt ntrsrris
r Shwdbr. Nttt auf punesrtate, atrr aui
XII >piFcuitdit.tbe gcstie tnetm ,urrf her Rstm
Der R~rauftstt %btitittat earu %seiunee Ncrcsn .Naerrna
tittet. zen Nrpetttt ;drtt. tie @treauunSt t'ertert unt
eds gdRR Srism rartt. ln setatrllten Bdutn ~ tint
lanltrc @CtduSluns Hrttpeueia, rts etes ans hem
Sane str 6rdu ~ y Ntse ven Edtd, Scra, srttHt
ete itrrtht: aSufelss eiuss SIleitlases iasttn pie
atr,tc, mare in eth wenia p~dra!snrt, uHe me,ne @t
lentt Waretn alt duftrelcu. sd TIree Stldss IN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-23

mtinrr Sruf gtriyursn, IL
unsrtrdSltt an ictr i6iensr
lrei We6sr lang .rnnte II
ultf 'Sliten uue ersi 90e,
zen lana itlrF n fstr Nh
60 S1 beffts fir Stld.
unit futlte. elf psnr fem.
SjEefruus fame id tett eee,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-23

StoI3erau. Der Steucn5eiibcr
8eting idro duF Ser N}0triugihtn
0ieIe i'm ua6s 9t.egtnen @ol5hIuitu
Die 2eid}e oes Iu6duers Merje aus
Srudbagen. Die oerIeIbe 81 Sooe 9ez
tommen lit, lit unbetdnrt. WtenSe ioa
am Gage por5sr tart dngetrlnten ges
peien iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-23
proptut

petne. Die prGdtiss 9irSenuIIe.,
bic ein3ige in ~unlsrsr Staot ~porbanosne
'6dttige promenade, bic ben Iogsnaurs
ten Winomiiblentpdu 3iert, tpiro in ben
ndtiten Sagen infolge anoerpeitiger
Strabenregulirung in ieuem 9iertel
beieitist peroen. gn bic Steae Der
ettpa so Sabre alien Ginoen peroen
Saitdnierbdume gepflanSt tperoen.
Seblem. Soot a%ufsefunoen puroe
Der etpa 8oidbrige, nod re6t riiitige
8emeinoearbeiter Shdper, Der BEL Iets
mem Sobne bierislbIt ppbnte, bon benz
Wegefpdrter Baulende mitten auf Der
Gbdufee bel Der Wiible. Gr bate ii9
cine Sra6t ReiIis aus benz Wdloe ses
bolt uno mar oarupter SuIammenges
lunten; Die Gait rubte nod uuf Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-23
Srets Stdotr.

@ambur9. Seit msbrersn 5asen
iii Der iebr aneeIebene SSamburser
&dufmann Sui. Gbr. Gb. Wu!ff Ipurs
los peridlpuTaoen; man peymutbet elm
@srbysten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-23
mUrttsmberp.

Stuttgar'. Ho6 tura DOT
Weibnatten bat Der Sburmpart duf
benz reitaurirten Stiftstirtsntburm
feline ebeniaas neuberseri6tets Wobs
nuna lpieosr beScssn uno sibt nun aui
Der sroBen @lode pieosr bic LANCE psrs
miBten 3ei6en. nGmli1 ben 8oai9las
Der Stunoen. psitbin o~ernebmbar ibsr
bic S~tuttoarter Wdrtune. al. - Sn'
folal sineS unalIdttaQs& fat6 b<s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-23

S~elpeggruno nth tie ieoor nttt nens
mem. Sur3 Dor ibrer 0~erbaftuns bat
bic EbGterin auf benz 0auSbpoen IiA
III srh0nNsn aeIuht.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-11
COFFEE.

New York, April 1o,--coffee - option,
opened firm at 500 points aa ,.,ans "a an" n
T CO, nayance Of 10 points; sales goo bags
snot coffee steady; No; Z RIO IL sos' Iniid
steady: Cordova iGaiIiS: sales luu phss
MarSi,aibi al private terms. 200 bags FOR
70 ca9Slo a. p gyas i tsrms' 4 Toia il w gns
~ dsliverlss from the United States
ssl7. Including sos from NeT fotk; s, Nsw
Stnr, 90 SGS; afloat for the United STATES
f "a Sa.,. total Visible for the United States
iso.osS' against 4%'5H las' Il, y year; firm
ordinary 10 fair l6lsmlIa..
u santos. April lC,--Coffec quiet; good ay ,.
craze santos Is 500; receipts 900 STOCK
Fla" Hamburg. April lo--coffee quiet and
ungnnne'ui mil I0.-Coffee closed steady
10 " II advance; sales f2,@o.
Arr le O. rseel 5tsaa $780, N Cleared
for the Tinted States 1000; Europe. none;
stock 100.
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TRADE NOTES.


lod demand is reported for bacon
Is products generally.
We're very firm at cents today.
~" sales We're reported II fraction
Inerries were In fair supply and
4 7I ~, ~ this morning; prices ranged
Themp & Co. today unloaded
Y APPLE three cars New York
4 aha one car California navel
j . r from several points indicate
y dexas fruit crop win be an i'm
nne' me recent freeze having done
f'ie damage. '' '
Gents OF Strawberries. cnbtarc.
LAS and radishes arc now being
Snahrly from South Texas towns
"or'hern markets.
'samer Citta di Messlna has ar
New orleans with 1900 boxes OF
,,. ",a Palermo lemons AMI oranges
wni be sold by auction on The
leth instant.
oysanee in wheat is causing a stiff
Hour quotations, and slightly
piices are quite likely. TEXAS
p cn fair jobbing demand for.
Una prumes are meeting with n
u.Ilhnd at present time and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-11
I.IIrKIN LOCALS.

I.ufkin, Texas. April Io.--A thousand or
twelve hundred head OF cattle have been
collected ny Aicssrs. Bonner a. Bonner
and McConnico ~ Jones for West Texas
buyers. The stock is ready for shipment.
West Texas and the Indian Territory are
Prospects are for q large cotton ana
corn acreage In this county.
r. j. Bonner, with a force of hands, IL
cutting hardwood for a Houston firm
Several cases Of typhoid fever are re-
ported by the physicians.
East Texas college is full OF tearhers.
who are taking advantage of the special
instructions" conducted by Professor II.
n. TiAneer.
The new saw mill and planners OF the
Lufkn Manufacturing company are about
ready for business.
Judge Dixon OF San Augustine Is re-
norted very III, His daughters. Mrs. II.
W. A. Abney left for his home.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-11
COTTON POINTS.

Houston expects 500 To 1000 bales to-
morrow. against lIil on the Same day last,
year: New Orleuns 1000 to $500. against
1913,
OF the 7I.00O bales Of cotton delivered
out of Texas last month Houston re-
ceived 1900, equal to a fraction over 81
per cent
According to CarPil & Richardson's
adVicrs tho estimated receipts mt New
0rlnnna for the coming week are 1000,
against 1900 In 1903. for all ports 1900,
against 1900.
bombay receipts since September have
been l.ij7000. agnins, 7ls,o0o during the
same time last year: shipments this year
500 900. against $4,000 last season To this
date.
Carglli e Richardson's New York ad-
vices At 1916 A. m said human was buying
May. supposed for covering shorts. The
New Orleans market WINS reported dun
and fpatureless
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-11
FRIrITs AND NUTS.

APPLIES Ben Davis. $50: Willow
Twigs Winesaps. Missouri Pippins and
tNTANkS-Pe bunch 81 .obrl.75
CocOANUTS-s3- SOC 400 per LOO s340 per
iVVi' RAPEs-Malaga s5.5Ods5o per cask.
IEMONS-.Messin and Palcrmos, choice
60 N. extra fancy s3.CoQ3,O,
3 ,,ii.,rs;- Brazll lie per h; hlherts. Sicily,
y s,1Ioa l5isc: walnuts iial3c: peanuts
~ sfl,1t;c. almonds, Taragona lie per Id. lSc
" 10 sack: California almonds loo: peoans
~ Si9 az N'Ncirs- California seedlings s25Od
N, navels s3.50itS.75. --.
SrRAWBERRllsS- Extra fancy 81, q
.. Il: fair to good Sl.50i2.W; common and
soft 75cM Fl.N.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-11
CHICAGO.

Chicago. April iO-Hcavy bccves are
lower than last week, while prices for
choice dressed beef AMI shipping steers
ara only about ioc higher than last Fri.
day For the last Two days transactions
IN steers have been largely at SlSNt y,
with good sales to exporters at , Snliso
The advance In butchers stun has been
mostly lost. Cows sell largely AT 2aSst
S.2N n few fancy hefers hringing extreme
prices Calves have arrived in small
numbers but are slightly lower Feeders
owe their strength 70 the lighr supply,
choice lots fetching a.Soif395. Texas cat
tie sell better than natives ana rule
higher than last week. Pric.a for hogs
averaged a. lower today. Sales ranged
i0G3.I5 for common to choice heavy. me-
dunn and mixed lots. the bulk going at
S1ol'Sn. and common to prime light
brought S,IOniO0. Trade was active and
the market closed stronger and higher
thnn 1t opened
Receipts choice and large. many drovcs
averaging 400 pounds and there is 'Ardly
enough lightwcights 10 go around In
fnrior 10 prime sheep are saleahle at e.7S
1850 few going below 275: Westerns
chiefly 3.G0dS N. Lambs sold al i00Ht.I0.
the best hocks coming from Colorado.
Good shorn sheep sold ut $50 and fat
shorn lambs at $40.
eceipts-Cattle. 900, hogs 1900; sheep.
SoNN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-11

Asked: b Bid.
LIVERPOOL FUTURES.
Opened quiet. demand moderate, 2 p. IN.
quiet, closed quiet; tenders. new, 200.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-11
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

New Orleans April lo.--The market for
cotton seed meal and cake Is steady and
unchanged, oil weak. prime crude OIL
in bulk, IS; prime summer yellow, IN bar
rels "A; meal 100; cake 400 per short Ton.
New York. April l0--Cotton seed prod
nets arc generally firm with only II Inoder'-
ate business transacted, prime crude oil.
IN bulk 2i4n22. prime summer yellow. In
barrels. 25lxM25H primo cotton seed meal
Pc. llli2l 90 per ton.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-11
MONEY AND INVESTMENTS.
Doinas Of a Day With Wall Street
Operators
STAGNATlON AT TINES WAS THE RULE
Bear Leaders Have Bsen Anticipating
Executive Interference In Cuban
nalra.

New York, April 10-1The lowest record
of business which has been recorded late
iy occurred today, AT intervals during the
day a condition of positive stagnation
ruled. but In the main the tone OF the
speculation which was entirely profcs-
sional was strong. Covering of shorts was
tho chief force under the market Fer
several days the bear leaders, anticipat-
Ing vigorous action by the president In
regard to the Cuban imbrogiio, have been
putting out lines, figuring that the IN
dorsoment by the National executive of
the overwhelming sentiment i'll congress
In favor of Cuba would result in ue-
preston In the stock market. This pre-
sumption is based on the recollection OF
the shaking up when occurred in the
market Incidental TO the famous Nene-
zuelan manifesto. AZ the hoped-for mes
sage seems to he as far away as ever,
the professionals are disposed to coun-
tcract their speculative obligations. An
important legitimate influence today upon
prices was decline in stcrlinsN exchange
rates to the basis OF i.SS9i for sight drafts.
The supply OF exchange offered appears
10 he sufficient to supply the very mcder-
ate demand ana hence the lmprobahility
of shipments of the gold in the immediate
future The railway list was exceptionally
inactive and IN the industrials, sugar led
IN point of activity With $500 shares. In
ducnces of II special nature contributed
to exceptional frmness in "A few specula-
tions, notably Manhattan. which gained
"a per cent on The favorable outlook for
extension privileges. Sugar advanced w
per cent. Tobacco was comparatively dun.
After an early display OF strength the
stock sod of per cent ON liquidation
ly insiders. The advances aside from
those mentioned fell short of full figures.
The market closed firm at general frac-
tional gains.
Bonds firm: transactions si,27i, 900.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-11
CUARDs WE'RE DOUBLED.

New York. April io-A special from
Madrid says: The guards have been
doubled here and the soldiers have been
kept In che barracks A small demonsIra-
ton took place last night at Alca In the
main street, which was stopped by the
civil guards The people had Just learned
Of the action taken by the United States
congress on the Cuban question.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-11

APPLEs-Fancy sliced in boxes iSiGoc'
choice evaporatcd, Ghp6S,c: fancy evap-
Grated. 7m1'.c; apricots, evaporated,
S.c: fss rs evapcrated Sc; Turkish layer
III; neciarinor, ovaporatcd Sc; peaches.
evaporated. e'sc; pears, evaporated s'se'
'KAiSINs-Califo l.. l.. boxes, sl9'g
1.sO: crown NJ. NJ. raisins 80 ID boxes
size; crown l.. Nj % H. PcNes 4Aa ,i,,,ncs
a. tees 5i5c. sO-9Os 6iac: 7oa0s &c: 6u-IOs ll2c;
so-6os Sc; silver prdnes 7l.e' ruby pFunes
7i.c.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-11
COMMERC1AL RRIEFs

New York. April lo.-Clearings ssiGl9, o2o.
balances s4.7C7.6ll.
New York, April DISAGREEMENT and
railroad binds firm state bonds DUH.
New YORK. April 1o.-Coiton seed oil In.
active.
New Yorl, April 1O.-Totai sales stock
TODAY ~ POI shares including: American
Sugar 5000: American Tobacco u.s. 100. Bal
timore and ohio 200.
Cincinnati, Ohio, April fn.--Whisky. sales
i50 barrels at % per gallon, quiet.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-11

New York, April lo.--IIuhbard Bros &
co.'s cotton letter says. our market con
iinues TO move within narrow range Of
prices through the events maintained by
the conflicting factors of supply aud de
nand. a demand FOR May delivery
brought about II sight recovery from the
lowest of the day with n quiet closing
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-11
Nr1v nRLEANS.

Nn,r Orloans, April l0.-IIog nroducts
all; Gw nork Old ~; lard, refined tierces "a
hoXed meats, dry salt shoulders ~ slaa.
ia. bacon sides ~ hams e., nn9 9dr,s SlE va
IA corn meal quiet. Las. Bran dnll 99g .6
Inv steady. 70 bOlt1G.O1, choice lI."gp lS..p
corn auiet: No. mixed 80, yellow 81 Iatf
ouiet; No. > sacked ~.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-11
RECEIPTS AND EXPORTS.
SUGAR.

Sew orleans. April io--sugar-Opcn
kettle very strong. no stock In first hands.
2 Us: centrifugal very strong, tending IN.
ward. whites il.ut lilo: yellow iiIGi 7-ld:
seconds 2s,m3 rs Molasses steady; open
kettle centrifugal 5u15 Rice. rough ro-
ceipts today 1881. thus far this season
l,lg0. 100: same time last year $40 900, better
feeling. sales 1888: clean sales 1916.
New York, April l0.-Sugar-Raw firm
sales 900 tons Cast Indian Muscovado. 50
test at 3ai wharf Refined, firm.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-11

New York. April 1o,-WheatIReceipts
1000; exports 56.loo SPOT firm; No RED req
% SIS. options stronger on cevering, a. ~
ih The Controlling fac.or. Finally prices sold
oil oil sharply. the close ranging from TO- to
"a lower except APRIL Whieeh. Vas vas y = IS
IIides and leather and pig iron steady
Wool dull,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-11
KANsAs CITY.

Kansas CITY, Mo. Anil lo.-Wheat dull,
pract icallv nnchangod. No. 3 41m5@: re-
iected 35a40: No > rcd. nominally, 20;
10 : nominally $685.. corn firm; demand
fair; No. mixed "a :: No, whjte 2if'
nominally. 176fiS: 80. white 2lM2il2,
Rye-No 2 nnminally $685.. Hay nrm;
timothy choice 1lgnll.59 -6 other on. g, ,ars
nominally: prairie, choice, S.1on9.Vo; diners
O1er51 Receipts increasing
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-11
ST louis.

81. Louis, April 0-Cattlc--Rocclpts 1900.
shipments. 1000; steady and shade of on
come grades, but the range remains unal.
tered: export steers iSitiI. ~. fair to good
shipping 3,60ull5, dressed beef and butch
er steers 3.25M+l0; light steers under 1870
pounds 2.NSM3 80, stockers and feeders bna
go, COWS aud heiiers . o0fi3 50. bulls chief
IN 2.2Nn2.G5. Gamers 25si2.2h. calves main
~ 50n5o0: Texas steers sDf,S.S5, mostly
S.0aSdo; cows and heifcrs 2.cStia.25.
Hogs Receipts 70cp. shipments 300 bfl1D
lover heavy 350o375 mixed 3. ipna.7o.
light a6o6i3.So
Sheep - Receipts 800. shipments 500.
3I5, Texans 2.75ua5 90; Moxicans 800; lambs
S.fsGt i.75: Spring lambs G,10d7.50.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-11
WEEKLY NET RECEIPTS.

New Orleans, La, April 10 .-.-Weekly-
Net receipts i4,0i2; gross 1853, exports.
C;rent Britain b2ol. continent 500 coast-
wise 1874; sales $3.50 spinuers 967.
New York. April 10 --Woekly-Net re-
ceipts 1905, groas 1881; exports, Great l'ri'
tain | ,0S3. France $50. continent 1910. for
wardcd $3.50. sales PASS spinners 1896.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-11
I'm transactions sl,N4, 900.
FINANCIAL.

Galveston Texas. April l0--In the local
exchange market sterling sixties sold at
$3.50 buying at Si.S5; New York si,;ht SELL
ing at !, premium, buying at u discount;
New orleans sight selling at =. premium
buying al u discount; American silver
selling at par, buying at discount.
Galveston bank clearlngs $500 40.
New York April lo.--Sterling exchange
bankers sixties. 81 IS: commercial sixties
SlM94; reichmarks. s5is; francs bankers
sixties. s5i6Ts. commercial sixties. Sl7'a
New Orleans. La. April 1O-Sterlng ex
change, bankers sixties. N.S7ieWt.S1A.:
francs. commercial sixties, t51Iis less Lie;
New York sight. bankers, $3.50 premium
commercial. 25c discount,
London. April l0--Bank rate. per cent;
street rate. 9-16Gss per cent: silver,
81 s-l6d; consois. HOS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-11
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago, April Io.-l3nttor steady; cream
cry I0Nls; dairy l0ulG. Eggs firm at 94
10iz.
changed. Eggs %.
Kansas City, Mo-, April 10>Tutter--
Creamery iGgT. dairy ll9Ib, Eggs ,.c
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-11
cnA1N ANn uAY.

Car load lots. job cars, from mn, ueal,
ors charge from store .5nloc more per 10y
lbs on bran. sg5c per bushei on oats ana
corn. ,.ca,r
.uhS ~r'''
OATS 25Issc; No. 2 white. soa3ic; COM
"GSIIIOppED CoRN-65c per 100 lbs.
HAy-Alfslfa, sl3.00pii00 per ton mil
,et 81 5oG12.5O timothy siI; 500 90; North
Tesas prairie $500; South Texas soo'e""''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-11

the market Is somewhat flrnlcr Stocks |
arc being reduced gradually and from
present outlook there will be very few If |
aay prunes carried over this season
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-11
KANSAS CITY.

Receipts 1904; shipments 100 Texas
steers 3.25dS5o. Texas cows a.doTs 90, beef
steers 3G0mjo0: native cows | ,5Ii3 n /:
stockcrs and feeders 3e0d5.5o; bulls 200gt
II. Hoga-Rcceipts / 500; shipments
1900: marke, 5Mioc lower; bulk Of sales
l51d3f5 henvies 3.i0m3.55. packers ai1n
3i5. mixed s.i5T3 80. lights 5000 r.. york
cr.' s.G563I5; pigs 35Np365 Shcep-Re-
ceipls GOO, shirr,ants npnc, market steady
bntl wo; muttons 2h0ei3b0
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-11
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. April W.-Moncy on call at
3igG+ per cent; last lean and closed 3ls.
Prime mercantile paper 5ieG.2. Sterling
exchange dun and easy Win actual busi-
ness in bankers bills at 81 SAti.S for
demand and 4SS for sixty days. Posted
rates 81. sSiaGti.s9 ana 4,sN3ntso. Com
mercial bills A.S1. Silver certificates 6S'4QD
6s9a. Bal silver 6SA. Mexican dollars 5tla
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-11
LONDON coNsOLs.

ld 'nu eonsos pr for acco1nt 10 1877 lsls o Ra
silver 81 3-i6 per ounce. Money itnIa. The
rate of discount in the open market for
short and three months bills was l-2u9-ld
per cent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-11
EVENING POST cABLEGRAM.

New York, April 1o.-The Evening Posts
London financial cablegra4n says: The
stock markets here were stagnHnt today,
II further rise In git-edged stocks was the
only feature. Americans were neglected.
At Paris the boursc was firm today. There
was sharp rise IN Italians on the Cassalu
news. The bourse was firm at Borln.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-11
HIDES AND WOOL.
HOUSTON MARKET.

Hidss, snieete j'...,,.......... 6is0p
ply NH NH observation-disclosures a 81.
Dry sai. observation-disclosures. 3ia
Deer skins ,;: o;t;os Strictly nominal
twelve months, nedium...........-1 izD
1woive months. fine ,...........,....
Six months lN2c less. "a,
Tallow-Prime '.,,.'''''''''.''''.'.'o On Aslel
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-11
DRY GOODS.

Now York. April iO.-The character OF
40 d"mand continues more Interesting. as
~, ,lt,rchases are on y very conservative
sca,e' There are indications OF impr9hw I've,
ment aor f.rint cloths dull at 2M.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-11

Good becvcs, good fat cows and hcifcrs
active and steady; FAT stock IN demand
calves and yearlngs In fair supply ANA
ruling weak, hogs continue dun and weak
sheep weak.