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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-31

Hostcsa ito visitor IT'S hut poor
lunch / can give YOU! nut my cook has
got Influenza.
way say that,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-31

Gent flnapec'ing a cutie / I
An this il a nice roimy trisd
far the wardrohe. | srppss' |
I.anllady (indlsnan;ly-;sl
cupboard: that's The drawn, 4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-31


In a suit for separate, !
plaintiff pleaded. among ~
compatibility Of temperaas;.|
the character Of the hrss3!
violent and passionate" "a
vocate rose in bis turn Il:
wife aa "spiteful saa7
suIky." i
Pardon me-" INTERRUPTS
dressing both limbs 0! ~ !
see, gentlemen. where u Y
temperament comes 10.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-31

a lawyer on ht de,nsls \
pFoner'y to a lunstic asyi,,|
aelson toT 60 doing tina, Il n
cry tc return to tie eans a
natronizei him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-31

~ saved big pilc Of money to-day
raid Nj Ilardhead.
THAT Is lovely How" said his Wife
Instead Of going TO law with nan .or
what he owed No, Jet him have 1t"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-31

Poctess | rot quits last night with tho
editor who rejects all my crses.
Friend What did You do?
poetess i rejected his son.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-31

Lady Customer On china shop>--Do You
break these SETS
Dealer No, madam; the purchasers serv-
ants usually attend 10 that.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-31

Suggesting Rersedy New Woman
Husband, need a change. The doctor
said my life is too moaotonous. / need
excitement.
Husband Try staying at homo,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-31

A Philosopher Observes six things are
requisite to create a happy home ono OF
these Is a good cook. ana the other Aye are
money"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-31

In the Ponce
you say YOU have By,
Of boots. How riucl vi
have had them re-s0led M
10 pay three francs ,. e.,
~ CLERK Gle write: One ~ 10 '
value OF "a francs. LEE.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-31

The head waiter Of an hotol in tho West
End was referred to as "a man OF soup-or-
fish al a,tainmonts."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-31

Teacher Bobby. can you tell no what
the word respect moans2
Bobby--Yes. ma'am. ne the feeling a
fellow only eight years old has for ono
who is 'leycn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-31

Waiter Ito guest Who is absorbed In tho
menu What do you wlsh to cat. please?
Absent Minded Professor / haven't time
10 talk NOW. ASK me after dinner.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-31

you say" murmurei Gss
tina, you we're led to lcss III
saw me in rational drex.'
yes" said Aigsrn;n, ~
10 his bosom. ~ kneT tSr
look very much Of irshs.
ers you must be very tsi-as
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-31

At tho last !, NV ss,asn y
one Of laS rI and ths ~
good e. 0 ws' done ,s'y .,l lII "a
course TO d ~ White aDla
out his 81 s'D the clcellsas,, n
articles, a ssI,a 'isut ~,
greatest mo crowd. :. %, III
th row are 'y YOU are. XII XIII ! 4
you can se n.s me 4 tEsa ~
you still o" sut tie r,..ais, |
,or 'hg ! am soln'
police nd ssnt'eA
salesman, y, ,s'lpuysiaaasa % l
hlS Az vii in the belize ,ns p.lf,'
o,, sorts Of ~, NV Api ss1
, N, real ,s .Nssa rssls
,s s,s ~ a sss sssss'''s' :.
NJ" mLo Temps.
III. ,,. Y, A, Z ! \ ( b
had had her n ris j. Y
md wore r,n,,asS
e sas ,sass,,s = : : ssssa,,'',.ssss,
at at her bal hail. ihe Iss 2, ! {
s s ss, l, ~ t : iss'.'s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-31

lIo,act-Havs. ;, 's' I'D
in the shape Of
lend me? r. ts,,. |
but Hil,s that's oa! H., : 81
Yes; but the snar1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-31

ws,.c- v,r n SHES They say he 81 !
7sf- 90 ssanil.4. hiasA eyes lAie'N' iee'
s-.rv ~
r.a, VISA aNs,a',- Ns -as reFy AAni'
s5s1e 81. MA tAtM.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-31

Housekeeper-shal put down every
thing that We buy, ina'am?
Mistress--Oh. no. that Will take UP too
much room; Just put down what We pay far.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-31
III. q Gem Of II. q

Baron X. had been ~ u
scum Of a little coun a..., }
about to leave hs NJ, m.,I n
Eyes, Baron" was w."
mains u little eass'. .,.N
iewolry OF come e'''D'-
w No. sir; that .',t,, !, w, !, N
given me by y's'''''
I.'ll!ustration. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-31
Tho New Psrt.

~ am now finishing ~
on" =, ,
You need not take ID
IT. but start painting M \
have Just made me On I"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-31

! PAPA ION the top OF the stars)--Is that
young man gone Name'
| Mamie Yes papa. awfully.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-31

a "a, r-erca lady to5Hs.ring.y SAYS
an :, Is; .Aas Yssv ,o- Q disapp9in'men'
Il -4fe -s fNa nn; 30 sooner lace we
ss.---.- ,-.s-. c,-.c shnn ;he SOY al tae
-e .-t ST. ee..las ,Ain makes me 'a'ieF
.Aar ever
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-31

Cheerful Idiot Mad dog saved my life
once.
Sensible Man Rubbish How?
Cheerful Idiot lidn't bite me.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-31

A couple q u, r.t ,ss ~
s ssid re 's;' ass. /, T. GO Z
process7' .,.,-As ~ b
second pepu!'s's ~
only be a ''ess'.'-1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-31

Counsel IA few y ,,,sI !, aI'i
mind easy. The 'u'
iL.awyer-l know 1,s III W.
are man and Wife -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-31

Driven to Bny.
Al knew YOUR father. the old soap.
boiler, very we'll,
Parycnu,-Ah yes; sonp-boling was enc
OF his hobbies raslieher Anzeige-.
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bi3nel II = alu'tN'

wfe-wha, do you think Of prlsge,,.
iooakng?"
she'd burn Is ""'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-10
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot q pesbr9sses and c9Ttand Streets
sf'f5 D'sFsi5 q lsss r,,.Ds
s s sssef n1Ss No. s%s
e. SnSna so Al st. NJ Louis ladr AZ H. and Toledo
2. SS T. + II Il. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
Chicago arrive cihsinnati 1914, a. NJ St. Louis 72'
600 y %a'Wsss sis & and pl1ss
ssS $@S rss ;'sss sssnna @
naa a%d + Is' + M ST.
500 W. Fe PAc h12t' RsxpRrsspuman Sleeping Car
to P,sbnrs Connects for Chicago daily and Cleveland
' sa %s;$SsTiIsSToS,T '? KIP THE sourg,o %
s@RsE sS 3 PSP IL fs s ~ sP isn!
sq# THF se' ESrwSvE e f. daily Sleeper.
s% Ss%S Ssy TsTs
o and hac Sns go " da fSsss'
cTiFsAPEAKE, 4 OHIO RAILWAY Exo-e.. SO p. NJ.
For Say Ola pU ses1ns 1Ii nnps Cars
Route; 4 NJ week days and with Through Sleeper.
Atlantic CITY. 100 p. NJ week days Through Buffet
For For fap ape Nay 100 P: NJ weekdays: o
M t lS asc 49, s.c - $ie aaa
AsSury Park, - y NJ sse At '"'e''''S" '''
go 40 ros ~ s"h y PEI 70 10 DIN
Gs az sasa sS 81. s s fs 80 80 o
Dining carr @ o Dining car carr 80 p'Hs mr. Mr. y
Broadway Aston House, and foot ot pes6rosses and
oadRa HS G2 nnss S sa 81
Street. Brooklyn; station Jersey CITY. The New York
hotels and ssdscs S through S iS' to '''
can rRRyMo snnc., General P a. wo Sgon,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-10
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

October y, 1876
market closed steady % oS P Sses The
.,Lsf was interesting to-day, especially In us ioca
tssurss and changes quite radical win liberal
n,s On more favorable Liverpool news than anticipated
mhlned with continued liberal purchases or spot coton
~ English spnrers they taking 12VU Daies. Duri.s
~. veek they took $4,000 bales against o0VOO the pre-
tus week 5000 the corresponding week ast Sea,
1Ss stock Of kinds in Liverpool warehouses IS %
slH against 4l20OO the previous week ana $500 as
-, Tn advance was held long either mere or
- Liverpool and the foreign market cioseo Win ne
s OF 5is points on futures Win Mahcnes.er oui
The news at hand generally bearlsh. Reosipts al
and at interior points were c9isiaeeu
The weather for the top crop Is considered iavoraple
PAINTERS Offering cotton freely at ioc ue sr vi
~ decline many stop orders were reached ana BEFORE
c,k prices were off about 10 points from yesterda!
Closing decline carried prices OF 9h'n tney
v,re about Is or 20 points under YESTERDAY CLOSING
vs,m this there was a rally on the execution OF
iisral orders firm having orders 20 puy 'Co
The market was quite steady curing , :" tbe Govern
nent report due Saturday. IL is ahuciPs.vo tas ,e
sureau report will show an average eonaitioh Tor .le
NJ when The average 842 per cent Otners ef-
,ess the belief that the october report Will show ne
ambition 10 he under the September as, ~ sente
kr Receipts at Houston TO-DAY were ~ ,o Da'es.
sg,ns 10 osS same day last week and 39l last year
81 Memphis 3 20 bales against 1893 and 800. ast year
pscenis AT Houston Saturday estimated at 30 70
1850 against l0066 same day last WEEK anu io .,rassS
year Receipts New orleans SATURDAY are
veek and 034 last Receipts al me pfnep@
today were as follows: Galveston ',oo baIes atSs'
100 has against l. 100 94: savannah. 1868 bar
against 1881 and 1895; Charleston. 6"S baies gains
l46l and 1880 Norfolk. 5sio bales asalhst 49, aa
1859 Receipts interior points i9r ths w.. a. ~,
9g So bales against 2O66Is last week ana 9s 90 ls
year shipments the week were lei3oi paes' asa'st
6S 53 last and $50 .s last year. ln,eo o scH ~
Opening range and today. and closing bids the
les.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-10
Of India but was plenty at Bombay and Rurachee

naa but there was plenty Bombay and Kurrachee
was unfsms aua hs Of whs1 sns ua a
smniw rna as FAR as Liverpool was concerned was
to last until after Christmas although stocks on hand
West ,sn In regard to the condition o. affairs at the
me h'w crop Is making excellent Receipts
week continues The arrivals at Minneapolis ana Duluth
today were io26 against 1236 last week and as,
wheat this year 7icoooo bush average Yield per acre
us LAST year the Michigan crop Was 10 900 bush
Inc cash market inactive the close OF
mango ne business was reported Quotations for wheat
Sise December December closed 7.+c
No hard 2c over Dec mber b aioati no Northern
December o b aroa, No Northern. December
d coi @T %a %s"' for corn Sr was very
quiet to-day. although there was quite radical NOV
ferings prices advanced ,sa,c From the advance
he,e was 9me recession but the offerings "es ea'
fu prices at tasc net gain The Lighter receipts al W.
in the advance also the changes in freight rates WINE
current arrivals decreasing somewhat the reports
have also fallen of materially this week decreasns
nearly 100000 bush in 1--WE days The rteen' rise IN iees
io'd day ' were % reported Of .o bush No as.c
eiess nc business w" was repoes The Michigan
port msks e the y .a of corn " makt for
oats very dull hardening rie win the rise IN cor"
s n feature although the influence his
demand cash prices is stu small Inc 'h'ar ~
Chicago comparatively light, Tne m sy
sGs. net ss ava a S ii @ BUSH rack and
graded white soasos to s%ay s% s%sh r ,gTs
no quoted 3as sleva ss No Gs,s lG MS
10000 bush feeding prys,s terms Mailing Gn S "o
ss:@ttS 70 for No western carois state West
quoted ssa$sc ~ c bush expa F last
November private terms quoted first half DECEMBER "9'
delivered.
v,as aav and closing prices corresponding date
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-10
orurp MARKETS TELEGRAPH

s,,.,. r,, oc, p-Hogs-Receipts. $500 head mar
q ~ nesyy 81 eoas3 Is Receipts. 1000 head;
gtTke, e'y native steers best. 81 ioa.tG "a fair to
~ 80 81 5sas. 49, bulls s2Gs2 ~: s,ockers and feed
ers s. ioas3 90 Texas and Western - WAS ~ caves
'Trtn sock Yards chicago. oct. 9.-Catue- Receipts
$50, head. market barely sehly Spno y, w sS ~.
a 81 2ss.a 500 e"i.ss s. So7 50 Il Tskgns
spis 90 head: uarke, firm and Be hshsr heavy
making AMI shipping lots So "asS ~ common to choice
q ea o ~ s2g,s To- Receipts head;
Tnrse, steady: inferior to choice 81 'oasS 30 lambs
Fn't Liberty. oct. e.catte.MarSe, steady prime
81 Oasl 90 good. - loasi 80 10y Is oast a,r So
"a "a, Bologna COWS s5asi5: fresh cows and springer
sas se IS Jods %s % "@%"a T. % FAIR fair
-. az sHGss So heavy hogs 81 3oMs3 80 pigs as TO
aas nSimo & S So 80 good 81 5og 81 90 fair $: $50
ss common. 81 ISas2 ~ euis Ie emh. s3ast veal
shce Coal csVsS 81 5oG 81: heavy and thin calves s3a
81 10 wal ''', x.,,ou., stock y.r,.-ca,,,.-R-
eeip- as market steady native sissrs y TO- na,ys
COWS Teas steers a. market Se active and
sir oass rh s. sogsa mixed s2asa ao heavy 81 iE
sSs7 Pr. ~ lS 80 90 market steady ".
'praIo Oct o-Ca,tle-Receips last - hours 22oo
n , week II $50: consigned through 2224 70
200. on sae 400; market opened STEADY nax ' u,
9,ed 81 soass Sa heavy calves g. 2Sas
Ppis last a hours $500 head total for week thus var
sso for 6 same 70 l i%e as 1900 on sale $500
We, onened fairly active and stronger ior All ss ,9I
strong and nr c @s e. mediums 5oas5s heavy
81 asasa ~ Pike So toass So roqsns s % hours
80, Sc,d. total for thus far. 27oo; for same
time .s, sale 900 market opened active and loa
o higher r Cnnadas sheep rather slow and unchanSed
osed stead, @na n. lamb g. s5asi co. common
s4 . g Soass S na iSr %sT sa sssGS S Canada
ian,hs COdS4 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-10
roI,rIIERN COTTON MARkETS.

Galveston oct 9cotton easy; mddng Z , rS,n low
iai,,S 2 IGc: good ordinary. IL lG; net receipts
Iiao bales gross 500 bales; sales 20 haes SPIN pm
80" - h.,os. stock Is36SS bales. weekly Vet ana
ness, o. n,s 6s sBs baes: exports TO Great Britain:
81 81 ba,es; Continent. i22is bales eoas"se' e'i'
Oct p-Cotton quiet midd'ing, ,sc low n,u
nv - ordinary 5-1Gc net and gross receipts.
ding &c; eo"n Goa wise 9Gi bales; sales 'o'
". on ,crt 81 ssa bales. Wcekly-Net ana gross r.
ceipts 81 100 bales; exports coas'"'se '''o '"''
avannah Oct Cotton steady In ssn ses s.pors
mdd1g s bales: sales. $40 bales stock if ~
hales weeky-Ne' receipts a,''I 600 baies coastwse
a. 40 bales: sales 80 so,ion market opened lower.
,6ssS sesay good mdd1s ioe dS ee ne, re
low midd.ng 80 is 7T3 bales: exports 10 Treat
fs 4nn 4ss Frame mock 81 ico snss @
bales: sales a,,s lis 53 bales: gross 10y, ies
ner,s TO Great britain :7So bales lo bales: sales
c .I,,,.rt i3 200 bales. co,slM.'''
.oi ,,., hal -: srinners. lib ba''s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-10

nmsRtc 40 oRgATESv RAslRoAU.'
NEW YORK
CENTRAL ! Ut r! :!
L HUDSON RIVER 3. r.

$3.50 sunday Empire sts ;s:oy E1E,s i::
sss4: Fs HS 5 St. M Pr III. sa ;~ss
'' w.. E Ne. e: ss
1856 < H.%Essssps ssylG. Day EXPIRES. For all In
MSbsy @ 1a' For G1 sss:
.. HSans Us ana syTscrss
HSany s shene ea 'e' Utica Rochester
$500 M.%SE.esp' Sunday West Point. pousnks'O''''
gao North Shore Limssd Due I ps:sS,s
o'oSP Albany Troy T gsss Ad Sss.ss
FAILS cisvelana p'S TOieio bssro Chicago cins'n-
o.sS %N1ss E ssa Atssss Troy D's'" ~
1880 MdP For 81 Tsa. Chicago stops S's
ooi P,oqshksspse. Albany and U,isa: r., ,....rs.u
point. on Saii BROOK sFi Via Lyons
' Ba ss' sssss:s rss "a
,.,;S I'd s.,ns,p.,
sunday asat sunday n!sn;s., dlsys.,viiis and CHI
s'sep sa 's s 0p ' Ma except Sunday
a., P'hsId va Harlem DIyls1 S;,,.u ana N. s.rs-
can n. A SIGnT TRAISs r. yoNK sss soo,, ..
e. f. a sn i'm:
sFnr paaGs &C., Cars SS a. p,i through stf trains
u - Sss; S;s Fsss e:
I2h-st and lssthst Station; New,York; Sas and 72e
Baggage checked from hotel residence BY the West
'o General T9SsH as"afs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-10
,oxDoN WOOL SALES.

London oct Thu wool sales i and Messrs Henry r
by Messrs' @ There were offered l3atI bales con-
mental buyers nnntInue to take the largest share me
,nrmsn Of the market was ma, nn,,nsnap o,er
faulty sorts arce Of per cent on the prices ruling last,
tors AT m Tales OF greasy combng were purchased
week. s" The DAYS sale In detail with the prices
attained follows, ,,os .courad S01s AL. do
New sp n,eces 5dais 81; 5.aod; do locks and
pieces. 4m ono baIes secured, 11sdals 'sd; do
az, nieces 1dais: greasy 6thsd do locks and
pcss 200 bales secured. sNdals sgd DO locks
and pieces Gdais I'D; greasy ouiosd 10 ocHs anu
psonb Austraia-2oo bales secured locks ana pieces
y, ,Son.n asr "a. do locks md pieces. Cd
va rprraniaeO bales secured 8ifd1is iad; 90 locks
and piecc- Gd greasy bit@sisd: do locks ana pieces
0bd. ,,.u. .oo,ra1 yNJats riLd. Al
~ nieces 3ddIs "a; greasy, 5rGotd do locks
and pIeces 4n7Ad' 49,, COZ ..,... ..,,roa
cane Of Good lopt and Naai-'V ph'e'' "'""'e"'
7idIi- 3ild; greasy. fauokd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-10
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trans leave W. 42d 81. Sutton, n T., foIlows 1aa
IL m earlier from foot FRANKLIN ST.:
:s.:iO A. NJ Daily. Local to Buffalo.
S.IH A Nj Daily for Albany. Utica, Syracuse Roches.
,er nuYalo Niagara Falls Toledo Cleveland Chicsgo
1883 A. ~ Daily. except sunday to catskill Noun
,.ins New-Paitz Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska
Albany Utica Saratoga. Caidwell Lake George. ParlOi
,'.rs to and New-Itltz
O,OO r. NJ Daily AlbanyJ Montreal Utica, Syracuse
Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland. Chicago and ST. Luis.
7,4S r NJ Daly. except Sunday. for Utica. Syracuse
s.fS p. N Daily for Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester
buffalo. Niagara Falls Torohto. Detroit Cleveland. CHI
time tables at principal hotels and Offices
c. +. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt ave-. New York,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-10

Holiday.
min tN Of special Hemp eus, but nrmly
and uie butts quiet, with prices more or l,s
asmn. We sr Gao sns H shsm ge"p a. 3: e spot,
Shipment ip asSs.e ,ue suits SHa ii:e aIe
.ia With ,a %ssas Syas esS.
held ~ q o but, Srans a side brands
s ss s~ ..u: 4; w. .se Cow S$sS
fS E!s' . ar.
ssoonds lsaise all %Gnis damaged
i5sissc; rejects. i2ae rnonrRi saoss m ,sId
and MIDDLE R. heavy seccnd e aS
IS 9 ,Sn' $685. sa; ssn. sSa:s6 Texas oak sole
'METAIs-rIN-The tone of IN. market for lin was
aSsI .0 Ss. 'G ss Ss si!
s ssTs 'nS essa S sa 'St q i
.ishf ERR .a quiet al s. Goa
sss$.s 81 axD sS saa fsa'y
a S At choice , siGds s@a 's STEADY
choice 2tgsc kes a far s2Isaso
Fair i29i4c: good I5gicc; choice 17ai"c' fancy q
SNAvAL sToREs-s,ock-R 24sa2 bns; spirits ts
a1oed at 2ss2s sr% With q 7 1cs so
Snsss for and "ngs so'S
ve ocE s;4Sns ,oday small PR.
ss9s 10 fss secretly T a;'5 %
3D. HrSs 81 q "a Z. 81 . SS 1s
70 aa kRfass 2 'sSa
steady ngs for Ssssts Si shs west
nas s%S Rates o Sey Gs%
in 1s 10 s on orders lS&s' for
Cotton cor 9sw Ss1n sh Atlantic
eT 100" to picked ports United Kingdom Continent, b
S and .: q led s's a. Ss,n
@ rsed ports uGie SsI Knt tspms o! NoSe-
,e London ,, Br,''h steam
sS s.H to- cars Tor % .nsss
31 Sss.4 cd Ger.
asa tons previously ,e@ GSa,0 .s Sd Norwegian
sss TO- tons s"' wes. months 1885 per @oa s,
Norwsssn t2a 'as S scn DEALS st john
TO east coast eand , at 1e ar pe
sS @ hsnce to Cork FOR swedish Sound port
81 tons and bark ts 'Gn. S cSooSe
ezra, ssSse !" S. 1893 tons 1m
, e. Sea !. s. 81 toni
at ST a1GS 20 70 81 scSoon
~ ons lumber Appaaehicoa to north OF Haisas te
British Ss and az British schooner ais
TONS coal Reading to s. I9hn mo,e to o Po Sn
GSc British steamer 12ooO qrs g,an "a ,oisd berth
picked pGss un'ss Kinrao%b British
S:r, & Issn. RS yHsS
osfhs market cottonseed oil ssc, nrc at
:ss 10 sDo ss SO Go
a. & s RbSs
n,n. s ana s 'n:s:ss al s." prime
gs;x S Dm q s 81 sS xss S ss;s
l s5Ss &C. 2 %mssc s'nS sS
cut.a raw. Soc ., ,,.. ina cor.
aea.s Closed with 81 bid which is unensnsd E f
nsi steady and ynsh"nsssdo w RfhaadepSa
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Market closed steady TO 10 points advance COM
Jared with Yesterdays closing prices Transferable no
,ices 16O sales 900 100 bales New York net re
cepts 9s bales gross ISIS bales; forwarded 81 bales
sales 9i bales spnners "a bales stock 1aGIo bales
Spot cotton dull unchanged. Miding uplands la-iec
,niddling Gulf $3.50 Sales 17% bales. Including ~
s,aes spinning and I 700 bales contract.
Liverpool cable-spot cotton, fair bn s doing;
<se.r oto; Anne
100: receipts 5000 all American. Niddl!ng uplands
AID Futures steady. 3Gid46i decline; closed steady
3T5i, net decline JanuaryFehruary, 4o9b February
March, 4O9lss: MsIch-April. ts'izs; Apri-May +l"s
May-June 4i0.s June-Juy. Ais. JulyAuglst 4llt2s;
october Alb. October November. abb: November De
cember Ais: December January. 4UDizb Manchester
Yarns dull and irregular; cloths quiet. The Liverpool
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