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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-25
CLEARED YEsTERDAY.

Steamship Nacoochee, Smith, New York
C. G. Anderson, Agent.
Steamship Chattahoochee, Savage, Bos-
tone. G. Anderson, Agent.
Bark Aviemore (Nor), Sorensen, Cars
ton Dock-Dahl & Andersen.
Bark Lizzie Ross (Nor), Tabiasen, Ham
burg-Paterson, Downing & Co.
Bark Mizpa (Nor). Torgensen, Gutu-
jewski-Dahl & Andersen
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per end Of Reedy Island on Tuesday was
pulled off thi safteTnoon. She was towed
TO Philadelphia for repairs.
Vineyard Haven, Feb. 2-Schooner
Anne Stevens OF Philadelphia, Wanna
man. from Georgetown, S. c., for Bos-
ton with a cargo of lumber, went ashore
on Fire Island Shoal on the night of the
2st, during a heavy northwest gale, where
she remained three hours, when she was
fioated by the efforts of her crew. She
arrived here this afternoon, leaking some
what, and proceeded this evening for des-
tination. In tow of tug 'MerCury.
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NAVAL STORES.

Spirits Turpentine-There was fair de-
mand for the receipts at the current quo
tations. At the first call at the Board
Of Trade. the market was bulletined firm
at &c for regulars, with sales of 1871 casks.
At the last call the market closed I'M
Changed, with no sales reported
Rosin-Tbe strong demand for low
Grades, continued and sales were made at
an advance on some of them. There were
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Negro Gamblers in JaiI.

Waycross, Ga, Feb. 24.-sherin Miller
and party tonight arrested the following
gamblers in a gambling den near the AIT
Line depot: Calvin Stokes. S. /. Brown.
Henry Jefferson. John Brock, John Roper
Oliver Adams, Alec Paiver, Bill Middle
ton, George Davis, Buffalo Bill.
The gamblers are negroes They were
playing skin when the sheriff and his
deputies effected their arrest by covering
them with pistols.
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SPOKEN.

Capt. James of steamer William Crane,
from Baltimore, reports Feb. %, $3.50 a. m,
latitude "a degrees, 2S minutes, longitude
rs degrees, Il minutes, passed schooner
Sarah A. Fuller, New Orleans, Feb. 2, for
New York CANAAN sick.
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w. 3. NELL g. CO. ,
DEALERS IN
SADDLES. HARNESS IND Betting.
Sole Leather, Shoe Findings,
Trunks and VaIiSes,
IS and 100 Congress street,
Market SQUARE
l57 and l5J ST. Julian street.
SAVANNAH, GA.

Don't stop If you are in need of any
goods in our line until you have examined
our new additions.
Having rehtted our stores and put In
large lots of new goods in our different
lines. we are positive we can suit you For
Christmas what is better than to give n
good useful present? Fancy things arc
soon worn out. laid aside and forgotten
Come around to us, and buy your hus-
band a nice warm Lap Robe and Share
its comforts with him. or o fine Trunk.
Satchel, Suit Case that both or either can
use If necessary.
We have a nice line of Toy Trunks for
children. Also Buggy Whips, Twig
Whips, and a nice line OF useful articles
for the Holidays. All cheap for quality.
Nothing shoddy
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COTTON MEN IN CONFLICT.
Two Rival Compress Companies in
the Weld at Augnsta.

at augusta.
Augusta, Ca. Feb 24-To-night the
Factors Union Warehouse and Compress
Company was organized and the petition
FOR incorporation. with $4,000 capital
Will be published tomorrow. The list OF
incorporators includes the stockholders in
the present compress company and the
principal cotton factors of Augusta The
new compress will be located on the river
bank, and the facilities for river trans
portation Will control railroad rates.
lhere Is on foot another movement to
organize another compress and warehouse
company on the other side OF the city.
and this movement on the part OF the
cotton factors Is intended to checkmate
that movement and make il unnecessary.
1t is rumored here that the Inmans in
Atlanta are backing the new compress
company which the factors have united
10 forestall, as its success would be a
blow to the cotton factorage business in
Augusta.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-25

Steamship Kansas City, Foster, New
York-C. G. Anderson, Agent.
Steamship William Crane, James, Balti-
J. Carolan, Agent.
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The cash quotations were as follows;
Flour was firm and prices unchanged; No.
spring wheat. 625s66SSsc; No. red, ga
6Sl2c; No. corn, 2S5sq29c; No. 2 oats. Ol+p
20l5c; mess pork, SO. S0d9 sly; lard. $5.171sG
so; short ribs, $5.05d5.l0; dry salted shout
ders, A7565O0; short clear sides, $3.50
5.371a; whisky, S1.22.
Cincinnati, Feb. 24.-Flour slow, steady;
winter patent, $.70aS.9O; spring, patent
$.60Q3.95. Wheat dull, unchanged. Corn,
active, unchanged. Oats quiet. firm, un-
changed. Lard firm steam, 594c; kettle
lard SIC. Bacon firm; loose shoulders,
sac; short rib sides, Size; short clear sides,
sac. Dry salted meats firm active; loose
clear sides, 5ssc; box meats, Ac more.
Whisky quiet and steady at $1.22.
St. Louis Feb. 2.-Flour unchanged;
patents, $3.6503S0; fancy, $29Od3.OO; choice
$250d2.65. Wheat higher; February, 61Ac,
nominal; May, 641sd64Ac: July, 627s663c
inal; May, 271ac; July, 2Slsc asked Oats
higher; February, 19c, nominal; May 20Ac;
July, 1890 bid. Pork, standard mess,
new, $1022lsc; old. 1921. Lard, prime
steam 5.25c; choice, 5.S5c.. Bacon Shout
ders. 5l9c; longs, Sac; clear ribs, 57sci
&c; longs. Sac; clear ribs, 59sc; clear
sides, 512c. High wines steady at $l.22.
Baltimore, Feb. 24-FlOur dull. Wheat
dull; No. 2 red, spot and February, 73&c
bid; March lac asked; May. 72l2q72%c;
southern by sample, 75a76c; do do on
grade, Raise. Corn strong; mixed spot
and February, 1894 0337sc March, 337sc;
April, 341sM34%c; May, 35l4 13512c: steamer
mixed S2lsQ325sc; southern 33Gl34c Oats
easier; No. white western, 2712G2734c;
2, 44d45c near by; 47G4sc western. Hay
firm. $500 asked. Grain freights steady;
steam to Liverpool 21Rd April: Cork for
orders, 2sG12s I'D for February March.
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ARRIVED UP FROM TYBEE.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Bark Orient Russ), Fontell, Cette, to
Id naval stores for Europe-Dahl & An
dersen.
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market firm; sales none. 25lsc Rosin firm;
sales none; A, b, SEQ; c, S1.CO; d, $1.20;
r, Sl.S0; F, $40; G. $50; other grades no
demand, prices not quoted.
Wilmington, n. c., Feb. A.-ROsin firm:
strained, SIPS; good strained, $1.30 Spir-
its turpentine steady; machine. Hhc; ir
regular, 204c- Crude turpentine, nothing
doing. Tar steady at soc.
New York, Feb. A.-ROsin quiet, firm;
strained common to good. Sl.62l2Ql.65.
Iurpentne quiet, steady, 2914q29S4c.
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NOTICE TO MARINERs.

Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
nation will be furnished masters of YES
sells free of charge I'm United States Hy-
geographic Office in Custom House. Cap
tains are requested to call at the office.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-25

-Rudyard Kipling was asked recently
whether he enjoyed writing poetry or pros,
most. He remarked that the pleasure OF
creating n poem was the highest Intellect.
ual delight he had ever experienced.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-25
MARINE INTELLIGEYCE.

~--~~~-~~~--~~-~~~-~-~-~
SAVANNAH, Tuesday, Feb. 25, 1896.
-O~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~
sun rises .b.Z4
sets 80
J~-~O~-~-~~~-~0~-~~~-~O~~
High water at FIT Pulaski 1852 am, SIP pm.
High water at Savannah, 5:52 am 6:12 pm.
The time ball on Cotton Exchange drops
1900 m, 18th meridian.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
MEMORANDA.

Bark Mizpa (Nor), Gutujewski.
Bark Stella Maris (Nor), Gutujewski.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-25

no sales reported at the first call az the
Board OF Trade, but at the close there
were sales OF SS7 barrels. The quotations
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-25
PASSENGERS.

Reports of wrecks and derelicts re-
ceived for transmission to the navy de-
Dartment
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York
on max a ga stops
70
No daily daily Nionday
daily
Pass Agent Agent
Il c.
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COTTON.

The local spot market remained quiet
and firm, with a fair demand and sales
mounting to Cos bales to-day. At the
cotton Exchange at each call the market
was bulletined quiet and firm and un-
changed. The sales reported were 2O3
baIes at the first call 1873 at the second
and 269 at the closing.
THE following were the official spot quo
tafions at the close of the market at the
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Central & PeninsuIar Railroad Co.

Miles
ss, 1896
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-26

CHICAGO. September 25.-in the face OF
,.os Suggestive rather Of DC, I'm" lndh
~ an ,uiyunce. the price oil l3ecrinu'r
vhe.t ross 6-sc. the HtiehE,n d S.'' -
pv outside markets late N NE nAS ".t VIZ,
,,1tn.. p,iIy due 10 the adN1nc IN wheat
b,E.r ifarkets were Nat. CORN clo-cl
.tatn bfrnor oats Wlrc qllol nil pS""T'
pr''vi lions were un'hanE- - 10 "t lower.
mo cahl. news THIS m1nlhE lfthFt
grated upon he dns'rpl ~ - o., ~,
huUs in the wheat market lhe 'tIv
a., bi.prarns quoted 1--we rpool a. n.i ma"
w. 5tngcd m price WIN tendecfy 10
" ,,ii@c and some dispatches r.et Yea /.
No. istor even report d pr-ccs ~ lD#T-
Tj1.t was All that Was needed to create
., me weakness hero. peeemher' NNnh
closed Yesterday AZ "''1. ol'tuFi W., go
~ frorr 90 down - GA ana me ltlt'r
=, - me- he point from which The
In. "a brars ma lc alternate ilTNeS at
- her DARING the frs hour, II hAi
az, az Il d-sngl4, in the mrs, Iorty min
- thsn "A reaction 10 6Al.' MlnAcAn III
- uuiuth received - cars, against al
-" ~, en-. correspond nE dag o. me year ne
on lNe ,r,,,a ytnarnl tcaor u the p ivi 'rs
I'm Minneapolis, howeNet,, We're ma,
49, -" - 't-iVCrlps in tNc EurthH ~ "ttld
men increased next week. NC IN
~ .rov-d who had been tempted ny lht
li.'',,.,t vo1kress Of abe market M tho
~, rour io sell some wheat short DC
hIsl H,u.,tt4ev and began grElttly 90 ruy
tHi"' Noi Nndius i easy TO 10 So ihtir
49,. inrrseLs ! until every one WIN, a
nd q rap.d ndNlu'e 20 va 'tl-
@n 8 private CAhlcsIdh nehi = ~
iuN ~ liver had help-l 10 dcprrns ne
tlt-t, arl ,vh,n ihF PuDi clos nH c'ul'
ma L. ..' 49, quoting Id advance u the
W. ~ ,inur ana wheat only AWisd ip~.r
i!tt, a, IA much in creating ftNJi-
Tor ~ fe,llng 81. Louis was the iirst
ION I've indication OF recovery. ie'otoAs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-26

u. r. Cherry was advised from Chicago
carly this morning that the wheat mAtkot
was good for further advance. necCnl-
her closed j-se higher than Thursday
night.
willard OF Chicago expressed thop'
", ws on the wheat situation Wednesday
"'rhe short interest has been forced ln
quite generally, and this IS about the only
element of weakness WIN the Hr'h'
majority of traders long in a narrow NAV
ket Nkc this there IS always danger Of
sharp reaction on taking Of rrohts, hut
the feeling ~ - ecnhirni tnat NoioerH
do not seem dspoee'i TO rcal2e.'
Lamson Eros & Go. OF Chicago. TN de
cussing whcnt, se.d. "Euying by the
Northwest has been quite conspicuous re-
n;llors are finding It hard IL ret cash
wheat and are ihcrcftre buying freely of
December with such a condition pre-
vallnF IN ,Ic sTrns wheat d "iric' makes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-26
CANNED FRITZ o.

r' ~ to,s up oFRrIT-Per dozen; s.rawh,r
"a. ~ WrS M.W, pineanples. STANDARD 81 so,s
aa0s51, eyeless and coreless, N.S5; scSanls
rartio, peaIs. standard, 9Jc0Sl 20: Cliuper
i q q ''c,1 pears, 2-lb. $coQi .05; ain 81 to;s
~ peacnes standard. lii ii ~ li,V ~
seconds 2-lb, sOcTsl.oS; ans seo1nd isH !, q
peaches each 81? WIS pie PbSiaceSs I5so ais pie
siSa,ndard apples, Scayioo,.' S' ''eS'e' S-lbi
90 AZ Df- Plain candy. aisfi6nc. ,v-,,r,,
oo cAN !, e., yEGETHhLE&as 's M t%2S
string Shi,wgi 20; Lima beans. sOcasi %:
,oes' ID 5sqG2isc; seconds. 5Oii5sc; s.lb la
"O 80 Tor 2i9-.h cans: Peaches 81 l5l,, "a.
pears, NE; ~, Nig ~ @' aprcots. s.StGl IS
neetarlnes 81 As. grapes. 81 SGl,, sSe'n w, ~
. naoorrtes, I.JOH2. 10, black cherries 81 SIN
~, nlackberrics 81 coal rs. ''''VN
81 I ie H 6 IL M Z ATS Roast beef. lib
dozen 81 iSai .iS Is Is, lun 10 ,orned neef
dozen. g soq2.75 4 III chp ioa 'O hanF !
ddo o' Sl5a'l 20; | ID oxford sausages. 8
u noS1heh, So tranklln sausaees, III. 81. 80.
go ported ham, dozen. s51Gor: Iii
ported ham, dozen. 81 IS /, Ia to,.2I.1
dozen. 81 Oofpl 10. ''"''' e
10 OF parafine, assorted coiors, gHmiic,
star candles. g1gjbc 'fWiV'
GoFFEE-Rio and Cordova: Fair 14s,
@ mi2c ,S pri,m1ss sIpiShc choice iTNaiSc'
'Nll 4of2H ~ ~, tulerry, g1r q Rpngfp,i
coffee. Apex basis, 100 TO- cases sia s5 lo ea
e commission; Arhucklcs, in 100 III. cases
siN.59 less &c commission. in &c lb. caees
SStm..5o' Mocha and Java, fancy blend
>, FLOUR-Carload lots: Tidal Wave. 81 IN.
SEA Fairy, second roller patent $3.50. SEA
NNmph. extra roller fancy 81 10; Sea
e. e,aorI' So0; rye -four, $3.50; Pumpernickol,
fsr5r S SpiS,a rates rates for shipments to m
SACKS, In half barrels. soc abov. Ccls :
fARlNACEOtS GOODS-Gr;s. hom;ny
ana cream meal. IN hhls, VS.. pclrl meal.
"a 40 ID sacks, 81 45pl.5N per Dbl OF sacks
FISH -Mackerel, No l. IN 10 lb kits. s, o.
nl.25; No. |, half bills. sGO0IG5O sariine !,
American quarters, in oil. S3.25; mustnr Is.
s-.aH2@ salmon, RIVER trout, extra No.
d, ~ ~, half bbls S.O0gi.5J; 10 ID. kits,
-oiiAMs-standard, 1oAaile picnic hams,
HONEY-In 60 III. cans extracted. Ui6c;
IN comb Sgl0c; 70 ib. cans. extracte l.
LARD.-Renned tierces. compound 49sa
PC leaf 47sM5c so ID cans &c higher than
lltrce.; 10 lh cans 9ie higher; ID &c high
er; ID lc higher.
prime, 23g25c; choice open kettle. 27p2,e.
RICE-EXtr0 fancy head, fAu5c, fancy
imported rice, SIC choice. 3iad3A4c; far,
''T@Spts' Pir.mIe ~ ia;a; rs s,s,, s,.c
iNDl - NirlA lhF GU sflHil. rNp'S'i +
MANILA. GnGec: cotton. 10dlo'ec
SALT-Liverpool, coarse, ,5HS0c; fine,
So Louisiana. coarse. 75c. fine. Sc; barrel.
2S-l0s, S2.25; Co.'s. $50; 1Co-3s $50; 70-is,
STARCH Standard goods Pearl In 40
lb. boxes, 3hc, Royal Gloss, bulk, SIC;
nickel. 100 packages, per box, s. d5l.2 u.
corn starch, iAp6c per h., % and 20 ID.
boxes.
UGAR-tQuota'io ions are for small lots;
special prices given on car load oriers)
Standard graduated. 5d5Hc; plantation
cubes. 3-Sditsc; powdered Z 3-Spji2c. yell
low clarified, fancy, 6-Sai3.c; choice. rs
l5c.
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Reported for Tho Post Ivy a. r.. No


Choice cattle ana calves IN fair demand:
nrtet supplied with sheep and hogs.
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TRADE NOTES.

~ demand for nuts is improving ana
-ea supplies are being received daily
isns peaches sold on the local market
y" al s1p5o cents per peck.
.ae cooler weather has restricted the
Asna for lemons and prices are easier.
suulfy was in large supply today. tn1
TT ruled very low. The rain .nter-
W. with bus moss 80 some extent,
Il Thompson & Co. received carload
,.,, eolee California green fruit tins hf,
As week, 20 VIC 0'''
s o1ah has advanced and the market IS
M ;i &c very firm. Oats are also higher
s sss ~ active demand. Corn Is steady and
~ ns nrst Of the fall and winter cutting
~" apples Is expected to arrive i'll New
from Havana next week.
narso. Iexas peaches have been on the
mi IN. th'S week, and have brought very
" Il" small size.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-26
-FRrITS AND NUTS.

PpLES-Mlssour and Arkansas s2.2i
Q275 - -..,
COCOANUTS-S 3.5pdi.0J per 100; SSi "
FAIlFORNIA FRUlT-Pears s225p2 81
mel, 10 Id crates; peaches. sl25 per - IN
boxes; plums, Sl.50 per % lb crate grapes.
Tokay. $500 per 70 lib cru'es; sack
prince. Rose Peru. Muscat and Malaga
s'GRArES-Concoris. S5050c per 1t
baskets. ,.,.. .,,,z,
LEMONS Messina and Palermo, choice
st2ifi45N, fancy, $4,000 ~,
nuts Brazil lie per III; lt'erts, 81
civ Ne; Naples, l2Rr' walnuts. lilrl'cci
l,e.ruis, 5lsddc, almonds, Taragona' lie
Ter IL. lSc per sack California h!iho"u''
Toe. pecans. 2lsm6c.
0RANGEs xican $i.co per box
pitAcIIES- Per peck boxes, sinal u
medium. SDds7iac; choice TO fancy io9i'c
4 basket crates ojNWc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-26

t,matcd al 500 to 1000 bales, against ii,s,i
last year and l,Tns on the "a ne date In
lM+ The weeks receipts ere expected
heavy ruins.
Sondhcim OF New York wired Cargsil &
kichardson this morning. Gold rains re.
ported at Memphis. Few buyerA small
decline"
Hubbard Bros. n Co. wired II. w. Mar
TN at 800 u. m; "Liverpool heavy seller.
Mohr solling at decline Traders hcarsh
crop accounts from TeNns."
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hai,,ii. % iiii.
LIVERPOOL. FUTURES
opened easy, demand moderate. 2 p. M.
steady, closed rtoady.
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MEXICAN ORANGES.

It's believed that the shipment of Me2-
kn oranges to the United States this
saSn will be greatly in excess of any
FERROUS year one dealer In this couu-
Ity has already contracted for the hulk
Il The crop. and is now receiving orders
trn all parts OF Texas and many other
|si,a
ne Mexican oranges VII supply the de-
zni vest Of the Alleghcnies until about
January 10 when the Southern California
fpp begins to move. Tho oranges come
fancipally from the state Of Jallsco; and
Itt more southern oranges are very
|ret The Southern supply fails just as
|h Californian article comes into the
AfSet, The latter will not he plentiful
W season hecause Of the late frosts and
va weather OF last season.
,ity few European oranges come 70
.un though they are plenty enough
iS'g The Atlantic coast. and will be while
" Florida crop is so slight
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-26
MONEY AND INVESTMENTS.
Doings of Day With Wall Street
Operators.
DECLINE IN RATES OF INTEREST
Additional Imports Of Gold Announced.
Purchasing Orders Embraced a
variety of stocks.

New York. s.,,o,,. q. ,,
,,,,,,., - i'V''ioer -''-ihe stork
'""i"et displayed quite a good deal Of
animation toiay. The bears fought the
~. - -, VI f''N's ~ "o uN"l
90 o''V''nss LOT either account were read
ily absorbed. The news OF the day was
favorable tho cnrdt,.I I'm, II.
.ba,,. a.. ''''N' 'e''u'e "e'"S u
a""ip uccAhe IN the rates for prime mer-
camille paper that could not be discounted
a weck ago hela>y a ns, cont ava ,,,,,.,ra
o.. -. f'' N."' "'u "p""'u
"'S accepted al per cent ANA the max
imum figures Tor choice nam,s was S per
cent. Tho 4p,norta,, hsn,t,,,, -, me a.
,,i..,.,,.,,,. 80 '''s VI wa "N
'eN P'i'eh' upon the general financial aud
business situation can readily be apprc-
ciated Gail monev ra,a. war. ,.auc,,
,ro,, 1,., -,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-26
NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans. September II. Flour,
Quiet: extra fancy, Saa03jo. patents, ~"
1850 ,-crn meal--Quiet, $50 FRAN
Dull. 4@ti7. Hay Easy. prime. Sco1lsoV;
cho'cc l3.i1HlipN. CorG quiet ilrWer. no.
sacked, white. q mixed. n y yellow,
an3o oats No. s1GikFL 2rs. clitos
Lard Refined, ticfce 3Rj. Nnxei meats
IIry salt shoulders. T. sdrs 2 SIS Bacon
Clear rib "dcs. 3-S liams--Chpicc sugar
cured 93Nl0h.
The wheat market wound M tho scssl ION
TODAY AZ stampede ~ tho thurls ahi n
strn rhi advance NJ 20 q husheL The rif g
was attended 10y iftenee excitement Near
ly all the large crowd hal SD w.'ni
early In the day IN he don thar hnll
movements was over priroe mad drorn"'
about aic under the pressure, so that som"
cf the local crowd stood losses ~ from
ic 90 20 a hushcl in getting choir wheat
back or the total future transact ons De-
day 5.SN5.oo0 The hulk was douc 81 sac
last hour Prcos closed ~ the high.st
point Of the prcscl' cnmra'Fn n WIS
sum sod that she chicago h1'l loader hRi
a hand n the short SOU exc This after
noon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-26

Reported Tor Tho Post dailS. except
Ihufsdny ana huniays by Abort Mont
Somcry g. Co. dimltod). hvo stock COM
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-26
HIDES AND WOOL.
HOUSTON MARKET.
NEW YOnK DRY GOODs

New York September a5.--Thcre was only
a moderate volume OF new buHincss VI
fected and oppeira noes w're against any
wear shared an improved selection OF
moderate quantities PRINTS did fiiriv "ell
for new purchases. Stap,s ana cations
were more quiti, and any N.tlaeS az mo-
mont r~,sultrd from forwarding on pre-
viois engagement which. ia me argre-
gate. took many goods Of an doar.1 Nion'
St Louis. September &.-Wool un-
changed.
New York September 25.-Wooi quiet
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PAINTS AND OILS.

oo VI 'nr.irnicum' $50 test. IN hhls he In
@ &C. S..o. brilliant oil, SIS. in Ihls r:
sel gasoline y cases 81 49, in ibis g liIS 5,
Eupoa oil in b3ls ,'e "a IN , GSs5s sl n
'GW;silIITTE LEAD Strictly pure, 6aeHe;
standard white leada 4i3e paintefs6s o oS5 M
80 ner c,nt discount; rev list.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

Ncw Orleans. September g5.-'The markc,
FOR cotton seed products = quiet AMI I'M
elangcf pr me crud ill., IN bu'k lGVi6H.
rrini. summer yellow. IA LHueig. "a.
NIL So ~ n 80 pr short ton; fake long
ton. Tor rxrort, Sl10ha no
Sew York, Ecpiembsr 21-cptt1n srod
oil 1uiet: meal nominal. prime crude
oil ~ harrris. .iM22; pr M summer yellow
IN harrels 93lz9@. PRIME cott.n seed meal.
;IaV1ft@pCN
New York. September 2.-Cottoa seed
Oil QlllI.t.
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New York septemher 2l.-Whcnt- Re
colpts x 100; spot firm; No lard 7l%. On-
tlous opri cd weak hut turned sir uR"r OF
covering and advanced over PC - hn9hcl
ana closed active at 1H0lh nee udvaurr,
MAY 757s. December 1914 lides-Firm.
Lcather--Firm.
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carload lots job cars f IT.. more ~ s Der i,
Gr &c en- enAGr KIM 9aSc per bushei on oats ana
corr.
HRAAHNpDtt3gn', iSGRN-7Od7jc per 100 lbs
CQQnn s,',..sc 80 Nebraska 9y'3n n.
ia YNfalfa, $40 oatl2.,9 PEI, Ia 'o oa, Il %
lei So ~ rs ~ nitric. ticoGi5o,
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larrR schl,z, quartz, S95o per boi'
III 10 Ter bill Dixie Pale quar,s
T. ~ rints. $50; Magnolia Pale, quarts
&, Wi III WINES IS per gallon.
uItttt'JIitsKY-Por gallon; Finished goo1s
r., hiih wine hns.s, ,Lis; straight b}HIf.
Ion and rye, nccord.ng, t. - aS n ""' ''''
ity, $i7JqSO0; blended 'h''9'''V'
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The following table shows the price OF
middAnR cotton on tho spot at seven OF
the worlds principal markets today this
das last week and FOR the corrlsponding
date iast year;
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FLOUR AND WHEAT.

Minneapolis mtllers say the -four de-
k.,d Is very good December price Is
N there for all cash wheat obtainable.
krhburn & Crosby's -four sales One day
H. week were 5000 barrels. which shows
kOy the -four demand is Keeping pace
M the advance in wheat. Houston Job
y, have been notified Of further ad-
kres on several brands If flolrr, and two
\ .hree withdrew quotations yesterday.
rwtea, looks stronger than ever" sad
|Ar Cudahy In du interview last We'd
|tNiy 'rhc people who have the i'm
|mant interest In wheat are In for n
|s,g pull and are not to he influenced by
La NslplHg efforts Of the people who are
|p.ly working for frac' ons. TO mo the
|rss,bn looks wonderfully bullish II
n Inst as II we were having last years
|fra,ion over again. w IN 10000. 90 bush
HI less in supplies. The export dema
Il even larger. and there Is every pros
|ya that the foreigners VIII take $50 oAp,-
N bushels for the year. The exports now
|rs At a greater rafc than that ! ca
|p figure out how there can be anything
|kx the most bull,sh sort OF situation"