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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-05-20

Cleveland is following closely
the lead Of England in dealing
with Cuban affairs, but this is not
in accordance with the expressed
will Of the American people as
voiced in congress.
Senate struck its natural gait
when it fixed the price of gas in
the District OF Columbia. What
the country hungers and thirsts for
is a resolution that will cut off the
volume of gas there.
DIR. Platt has apparently failed
to correctly diagnose the peoples
malady. At least his anti-McKin-
ley .pellets have failed to accom-
plish the cure that he has so widely
advertised.
The cry "anything to beat Nc
Kinley" is not borne so powerfully
on the eastern wind now as it was
two weeks ago. Even in this thing
there Is an experience that teaches
wisdom.
The filibusters are unusually
active these days, and when the
heats and dampness OF the mid
summer season prevail In Cuba
the insurgents also will be found
perniciously active.
There is not any good grounds at
present to fear that the silver dis.
gruntlement is going to cut wide
swath in the republican national
convention. That body will be
dominated by moderate views.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-05-20

Neither Quay, nor Platt, nor
Clarkson have eyes to see the hand
writing on the wall Of the st. Louis
convention, but the time will come
when the scales will fall from their
eyes and then will they see.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-05-20

New York has two more dele
gates slated for Mckinley. The
convention in the 34th district in
structed for the Ohio man before
electing delegates, so that the elect
might understand their business.
The presidential trust has about
bust,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-05-20
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by the Secretary or Manager.
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statements Of its correspondents.
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INCH. $50 a. sol $500 Gus. 90 $500 s54. 10

Legal advertisements 81 90 per inch each in
sertion. Trustees sales 81 20 per inoh first in
sertion, Csc each insertion after.
Reading matter, editorial page, Csc per line
each insertion; Local columns 200 first inser-
ton, l0c first week, SC after first week. Special
rates on 50 and 100 lines running for month.
Home advertisements payable on first Of
each month. Transient advertising payable
n advance. 1oSLY INITIAL CUTS PRINTED.
Special rates given on larger space and long
tine advertisements. Discount given for
ash.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-05-20

1t needed not the declaration of
Governor Mckinley to assure the
republicans OF the nation that he
would look to congress FOR the
passage of such laws as are to-ex-
press the sense OF the American
people, not only in matters of
finance and revenue, but in all
else. 1t is only when the demo-
Gratis reign in the white house that
the executive branch of the govern.
ment seeks to usurp the legislative
power that is properly vested in
the two houses of congress. AS a
true republican Mr.. Mckinley will
look to the expression of the will
of the people in the acts of con-
gress for that law which is to gov
ern him in the administration OF
the affairs of the nation. This
will be such a relief to the mind
Of the people that it will seem like
a step into light out of darkness.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-05-20

j. c. BERRY, Notary Public and Commls-
sioner of Deeds, for ali the states. Office l02
West Commerce street. next 10 bridge. limo
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-05-20
ATTENTION !

Contractors, Carpenters and Con-
sumers Of lumber. Get prices from
VIM. Cameron g. 20. before buying.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-05-20
NOTICE
To TAXPAYERS

The undersigned hereby give
notice that the city ad valorem and,
poll taxes for the municipal year..
1895, Commencing June L, 1896
ending MAY 81, 1896 are due and
payable at this Office on or before.
the
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-05-20
ist DAY OF june. 1896

after which time 1 will add besides,
the cost and interest, ten per cent
penalty on amount of taxes due.
The Office of the collector will be
open from 9 to II and 2 to 5 daily,
Sundays and holidays excluded).
HENRY UMSCHEID,
5 7 If City Collector.
The morning times., 1896-05-25
CHARACTERISTICS COLONY.
He Has Been Trying TO Place Settlers
on venezueia's Frontier.

=
on venezueia's Frontier.
Advices from British Guiana just received
by the Bureau of American Republics In
dicate that the colonists are deriving CON
siderable comfort from the fact that Presi-
dent Clevelands message to Congress On
Venezuelan affairs has given British Guiana
much valuable advertising.
1t Is claimed that where even Englishmen
q year ago knew OF Demarara only as
place where sugar came from had their
attention attracted to it imm ediateiy
after the appointment of the Venezuelan
commission and the varied resources of the
colony were made familiar TO everybody
with the effect of attracting immigration
and capital.
One OF the Georgetown papers referring
to this matter discloses state secret
The Chronicle declares that at the height
of the excitement Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain,
secretary for the colonies, set on foot
a scheme to coloniZe the frontier so that
actual occupation might be added TO the
numerous indisputable claims TO control
the territory in the northwest of the colony.
I'VE know" says the Chronicle, THAT
he forwarded TO the colonial government
all offer made by syndicate of home capi-
talists of whose bona fides he was thor
ough!y convinced. 1t seems that leading
colonists who were consulted privately in
the matter did not think the terms of Mr..
Chamberlain's syndicate were liberal
enough and the matter was dropped.
The significant fact developed by these
statementsis S that jus twh en- the British prime
minister was giving official assurances, TO
the United States as to England S intentions
in the Venezuelan matter the colonial sec
retary was apparently fostering a scheme
which did not exactly accord with Lord
SaliSburyS assurances.
The morning times., 1896-05-25
UNION VETERANS UNION

The Memorial Day sermon for the Union
Veterans Union was preached yesterday
at North Capitol Street M. E. Church,
North Capitol and X streets by the pastor,
Rev. Charles L. Pate. The members of
the Union were present in body.
The music was by the MetropoTtanchG cir,
led by Prof. Statham. The church was
tastefully decorated with flags. The
comrades were greatly pleased with the
sermon.
DR.. Pate said the meeting Of all classes
over the graves OF their dead breaks down
artificial distinctions between men. So
cial aud political barriers melt away. The
hearts of all meet in a common reverence
for the heroism that saved nations life.
A mother stands beside her sons grave,
a wife by her husbands, children by their
fathers.
A nation is in mourning. Every one
who died gave his life for his country;
every one is hero.
The war was a conflict for principle.
After all kinds Of government had been
tried the doctrine OF the Divine right
of kings was overthrown and the princi
pie embodied in the words the divine
rights OF the people was substituted.
1t was first set up by the men who called
on King John in London and wrested
The morning times., 1896-05-25
sYLvESTER's FAST RUN.
She Broke the Record to and From
Colonial Beach.


A delightfule ulexcursion nwasmadeto Colonial
Beach yesterday by the Chesapeake and
Potomac Steamboat Company's steamer
the John Sylvester.
About 500 people enjoyed an ideal day
on the water and one of the quickest trips
ever made to the Beach, the Sylvester
ma king the run against heavy flood tide
and strong wind in few minutes over
four hours. SO little time was lost that a
stay of about five hours was made at
Colonial Beach and the steamer was not
obliged to leave on her return trip until
6o'clock, arriving at her dockin Washington
at 1890 p. m.
The first trip by the new company with
their new steamer has proven great sue
cess, and all whomade the tripa gree thatthe
Sylvester with her great speed and elegant
accommodations will make the Colonial
Beach route one OF the most popular on the
river. The music furnished by Prof.
Esputa's large orchestra was exceptionally
fine popular airs and operate selections
calling forth many encores.
The table on the Sylvester, under the
management of Mr.. Spofford, is equal TO
that of the best hotels. Altogether the
first excursion of the season to Colonial
Beach was great success in every respect.
The Sylvester will make a moonlight run TO
Indian Head tonight, Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings, to Colonial Beach Thursday
and commence her daily trips TO the Beach
on Decoration day, the opening or the
season at that popular resort.
The morning times., 1896-05-25

will surely bring purchaser or tenant
for your property. The Times Real Estate
Bureau adyertises all property placed with
H. absolutely withoutc cost to the owner. See
full-page advertisement in this issue
The morning times., 1896-05-25
Continuous Free Advertising

Tremendous clearance sale at Kings
Palace today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-20

st. Louis. November la--Fiour gu Il but
firm. Whcat-Optiuns weak ana lower,
srot firm and higher 40 red cash el"-
vator >6NS6's track N1fNNs: pecemner ~;
May Ssh, asked. Corn-Opt lions weak and
lower spot lower 80. cash 2li2pl 5-S,
December I'll. nd: May "a o-S. oats I'm
lures neglected. spot over, 80. cash II
10 4 May - rs. Rye steady. 81 bill. ifor-
ley steady. Corn meal 81. Bran duh
sacked 81 east track FAX seed Il TIA.
Prime timothy secl 25n. Hay firm Wis
Ky LIS. Cotton ties ANA begging I'M
changed Fork easy. standard mess fob
h'9g 67GU6.s0. Lard Prime steam 800.
choice S.61i4. Bacon-BoXcd shoulders 40,
extra short clear. rlhs and shorts 62'g
Dry salt meats--IioNed shoulders 400. cN-
ira short clear and ribs 800. shorts .05.
Reject MS Flour 1000. Wh At llp,t"N corn
Is o" oar. l2Wo. Shipunnts- Flour 800
VIII at .5~I, corn il,roo. oats 1000
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Irnalc Nntr.

VA ort7 lost n4ofHrr -' t.it7 tr.
""'h weather eaJslne aelkrtr
99.'nm ssl9n dcNivrs rru0r- t,,g, 4s-s, d,
=" ! THANKSGIVING turk }s ol os4
The supply OF esme hsa ... l--
larsr this week ana the ,rark.t DID,. Z. +.
ter ~hapo.
hoN pioduris were again hwe- .- ,.-
speculative markets To-Day. ca.sre p.
vision OF spot prices
In Al lNoS ~ drcl FRUITS ne MAJ. .
romans very hrm, with the Iefnart I'LL
up TO the average for this sea a9a I'd 81.
year.
owing to tho advance IN ia. rree O..
Nn,al ana hour, aomc,rr macaft N aU
GradtT has experienced quItf ia a43y. 8. Z
N'tn'" during the last few wreis
Letters received from VOL irfofnsf San
trinclNeo houses state that tn. lrarf,- r.-
apricois on the coast W. clos-ly cleaned 81
scarcely anything remaining ln rrs,
hands. one or two sh.ppiu. uoBse4 hysA
ever were said to hold lu;,c q fo1 car.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-20
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

New YORK SoYombef ~ Cotton seed
ptpinrls r'nady; prime cTHto oil. IN tar
- 70 n. pH.fur summer yellow, ~ bar
f".fi 81 i.riinr cotton sre1 meal. {lq 90
NJ" orleans. November a. Tho market
10Y 'rtl"n is'tf pil BE- we K meal ana cake
Nuff STONY prime crude oil !u MIik 80.
VIC FNf lipi per rhori ton. cnka. lonn ton.
Tor cApor. ~ EstiglG.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-20
nOl sToN PRiCE CURRENT.

ThcSn quotations are revised Tally and
Yer correctness can be relied upon rhc
Wholesale markets:
ANLF GREAsE-Damoni A7s p..
gross. FRAZER. IN TN huKcs, 500 per yrors
oil, G;li75G N''''
ANU NtTlpN-P Powder per kex. i6,9s
20. rllFtng powder. s. 90 por kpe az ans.
ur,ro drop shot. per sack, 81 951 30. buck
bACoN-Short clear boxed. 5'4dihc. IN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-20
HITTER AND EGGS

en- ago. Nuysmhor n--Buticr firm;
creamery lln-is. dairy lmflT Cheese nrm
Ahtfr. LEsr fresh n
81 Louis November la.--Ruttcr steady
Eggs Arm, 10
kanhas cay, November la--Butter
steady.i7is.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-20
sue: Al.

New York. November a. Sugar-Raw
steady: refined fairly active: stanflrd ~
~: cut loaf =; sranulaiod as.
New orleans. November N,--Sngar Quiet
and easy; omen kcttlc A.82 ll-i6. centrifu-
gal granuletcd az, whfe So rs 9-lf vel
lows 3L.d3 ;-l6; seconds 2H027s. Molisses
weak: omen kettle l5u25. centrifugal 5al3
Syrup l6g2 Others unchanged.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-20

Nnrrns City. November la.-Whe1t act
i've; No harl 7S: No 3. IlIli No rel
N.N,, No g. 50, 40. spring 10 No 2 y
Cora--lalrly active, about stcad', NO
w N,d /iPulh.. 40 white 2ou2Ule oats
stcaiy and active. No 2 mixed nominaNS
IS No. . white. old noin.nnlly s~'2', new
.ci2. Ry nrm. No .. SOC. HAY steady
choice timothy SOFAS 30: choice pri 'rc 90
W5.J.
Receipts Wheat IL 500; corn 5000; oats
1900. shipments none
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-20
Barb Wire illshcr.

''''ad'n and Nenit'r'u unrbed WHO at.
N'rcd ]" Costs ror 100 lnuuds yp-tetUtv
al cr remaining at u-charrod ,rt.a, ...-
u'hN wo"ks tn re- has h.,.n "a ra.i
",'ldI lnr wire g. entity ana au Ui.i.r
o. HIWness mat indicated ana aItl l... &
i,nn icy 'onsclIeuty a." anusua .fsr
%, % sht prices 'lii nor surprise tlr.If.....
I' gdR'i Tor Hl's-lulh ~ ne aai. ,.t-
u I'noroN2oi, VITA 4 r9oI deal o.
,NViS being dom hy the iohh NJ shade
OUTSIDE manufacturers are Al.1 raa..n-
,hr trust somc trplhle and II is l.llrui,
10 nalntlin aSsuriuttr IN In. .,,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-20

vakfas,, sisas-sc. dry sal,
NesI.er seS't~,i,-, !. sr.csea bellies
bAGiGiNo AND T1Es-carioad lots. {,
o. b.. Houston or Galveston; B9ggirE, 2
u e.c 2'.-iih, 7ei .t-lo, .iTe Ties. Arrow
bagg.ng nc per yard higher. ties &c per
BIKINSt PowpER-Ape1. i-le. n@t
.,Dc; is-lb ne, '.-lb, 45c. Isis one spoon. !
10. per dozen. so: Az-le. 81 g; LIB. soc
X. c.. 2l-oz. cans. s. eo per dozen. Prices
csNHEbP f FR sG1sR ,S' sczea o
res. scslSl0o. pineappics, standard, 81 %
iS. eyeless and co!elcss. S.es, seconds 81
g9se: pears standard. - il.c clipper
!. q; peaches, standard. a-lh slIsii..s. See
onjs, ,slb. socSSl o5. S-lb. standard, A,os q
Ky, --!h Eie PEACHES '5gstc.. s.lb pc
siandard apples. S5cH;ioo
CANpl-Plain candy, 5slS'sc. r-irps ],
"s1e>FS fancy mi1ea; IN P4iis, yGse
neas, ilooli2, Lama 9ea9s, s2c@f. ~
toes : 10 81 sp65c. scconas -sc: 10 S9si
cANNEsiD5 N' NRA 1fs Ro y 80 pse, ,.,h.
u ltgl Is. .-lt s. p's14 =; llh corne3 Ncct.
doHcn ) ip4lls l-i5 lunch tongue !
dozen. t.@ frankiu sA4sAges. lib, 81 y,
an ported BAN. eoTel Saeoc; a-19
ported ham. dozen. N--5. A.-lb SeNlirl
hAin. dozen, ssa e1c. i4-la deYiled ham :
CANDLES Granite IS ana IS 7T7'4c
le-oz - aAns assorted co.or-. 9>.siic.
H,@r Ai.llts. FJs.Sc
,.S1QfFEE R.2 AMI Corior&: EAr. ~.
fancy, lAeilt-. FcANer~y. ,N.4g .+i.
,n!e"ess'ci cofiee: Arex hlsis l.'AlN cas- ..
,'. ie9s :, comfn.s~ on, Arout A'e~, IN
d J. A
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-20
That IS VALUABLE.
South Texas Lands Increasing In
Value.
REFINED SUGAR GOES STILL LOWER.
Three-sixteenths Lost This Week
Barb Wire Ten Cents Higher.
Condensed MIX Lower.
Offco OF The Post,
oAii1f vi NV pSN
Houston, THURSDAY. November 70.

tt,,stor roll e..,,a saaiers who make a
.,ec,e1,,, ~ co,s, cn,,r,rv lands state that
a., a.. All, q, rooa,,, n, ,no,,tyscs In
,.r,rd 20 ne soc,,o, fror, nrosDee,iye
settiors ho,h in .na ou, y, tho state sew.
.,ai cotorls,s h,1a hoe, Ioca,sd IN uarris
comfy ms month while Fort Beud. FRA
zori, wharton waller Mat,goraa and
,,an,. o,,,a, oo,,-,,a. a. co,,,h a,d sou,h.
wcs, Tcxas renort the arrival of new SET
tiers sneoling NJ ,his movemen, today
a r.,l ss,,,a dealar said. "r.nA IN .hts
'V"i e'''' ''"'e'
price inside of two years The Increase In
,.l,,a 1,,,,r,, ,bo nos, Nv. or si1 ,.aa-s hss
~ F 80
pesh fcnhfhapie' ana IL It'I49 st''h' 't'A'
the people are Just beginning 10 discover
the wonderful productiveness OF our South
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-20

carload lots. lob cars from mills. deal
re chaIgo from store Slriea more pcr 10
10 On bran. tQ3c pcr bgsnH on oats at,I
lsitAS-f.eiTao
'll0rFEb COftS 15fa-0- par 100 lbs.
,tA 1.iE'. 80. . SeuriHka gsFfsur.
lei So Jafll ~. tiu1tfy ~ ujlfl7 o0 Sottth
ItaAs prl.rr Il tfeyt i.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-20
NEW YORK.

New York November -Whclt Re.
ccip's 1880 exports S'.SSl bushels; No. !
hlNl e2i,c f. o h. liloat. Option" opened
steady. but declined under disappointing
cables. rallied on covering, followed by
a second break on liquidation, the weak
ness lasting all day, closing lW3isc net
lower; No. > red November S5S, Decem-
her S57s.
Hides firm. Leather quiet. Wool steady.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-20

London, November la-Consols for
10 5-i6 Har SILVER ~ l5-lG per ounce.
Money 313'2 per cent. Rate Of discount
~ ne open market for shor, and three
months bills 3AU3fs per cent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-20

London. November l9.-The sheepskn
auction sales opened here today VITA a
Gooi attendance 1T buyers present Tine
prices realized we're isR2- higher for me-
rlnos, and lamhu uucnanScu. TN" one
iurs aEsrcEa,eI 5}13 bales. of which 30
We're Withdrawn.
Following are sales IN detail: Queens
land $50 bales. clothing ana comhing ~. Q
h's. Nicoria. Tvs bales. clothing AMI comb
Ing 3NsHG'sd, South Australia, I,H htlrS
clothlug AMI combng b'sdid West Aus
traliau 6N> bales, clothing and comhng
2V6' d. Tasmania, lGG bales. clothine aud
comhing 3S.NGl4d. New Xelland, ll6 bales
clothing and comhng 2hIid Bu"nos
Ayrcs, 100 bales, clothing and comhinG Nf
iAsd. purta Arenas q bales; clothing and
CombinG 3'90b7sd. Falkland Islands. -
bales; clothing and combing 2is06lsd,
-. Louis. November la,-Wool quiet and
heavy fine 6IsUgia. tub washed l5isuH.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-20

So Colona, Fowler & Neyls
IS Roduain. Fowler & Icviu
SIS Creheld. W. W. Wi.pa
IS Plympton. Parr g. Co,
SIS Lynrowan, Fowler & Me'&
IS Aldsw orth. ID. Ripley.
81 powderham. Fowler \ At,y
IS Arrara, Elder Dempsisf ! y
- Comal, J, n. SAWYER z ~
IS Melbridge. VIM: ran y
s. Cayo Bianco. VIM. fa,l ~
50 Britannia. Culliford, CAi a
SIS Pembridge. VIM, Part Z "a
IS Ottcrspool, j. Moller ~
- Zanz lar. Fowler 4 Nel ,a..
IS Slednere. Fowler q NV"
SIS Phoebe, Fowler 4 MOVIE
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-20
COTTON MARKET REVIEW.
The Heavy Selling Continued at New
York.
FUTURES PRACTICALLY UNCHANGED
Though Eight Points on at One rim"
A Ilcnction Is Duc-Kcceipts
Continue Large.


-
once of inc iost.
Houston, Thursday, NpN'iilpc' ~
The cotton marke, showed no violent
| ,,,....,...., 49,. ,,.,,. nv ,b, other tolav.
H"ctuAloHr o''e wy % '' -,
| and New YORK ana Nc" or'ihs N'o'''
,,,,tic,u,. a, has, nights figures, after
80 ,,,.,r,, ht,bor .urtv in the
! p'l'S "a lr" PINE ''H 49,,
day ana y points lower ma" S'S'V'
another time. Liverpool was rather pet
49,. ~, oxn,cted oh tine open!ng call,
! 'N' '''" H. =, c,As,, ga
! bit Closed At Il ueVhYie VI Nv"
| SPOTS were l.3ed down, \with sales OF 10000
| bnies
=, II, 49,, T., ,,,.,o1
Ntiort from Ne" ioVN tOu'S "''''N''''
| shat there was very lt'se abatement oil
! the hc,Nv seU,rr that has been going
/ , ,4 49, ,,, lon, tn
/ on Tor seNc'd! uA!'' ana as Wv ''"' AZ.
tcfest has been pretty Wei hdu'dAtei II
'"s P,', ,'n,,, '''''' ,,,,,,,..ro,s ,l,i.
/ ,,,',,,,,1 ha,,.,. r,'..,,,s ara
! ., - Nd. c.,.,, h,,, o,ho,.u,i... tho
'.'' 1,,,.I ,o,,is,tnr to,. 4,
! "'AiNc' - IA q Hl'N"''"
! rc1rtio.. december cotton in New Or
/ l.ars lacked only points of touching
/ . ,,o ,, ,.i,.. n,,,in-, : ~
/ O'"'S AT o'V '''"r "s4'''. ',''
early last Friday and HO Two months
auo
I r,a ,,,r, ro.at,.ts ,o. t,,ts veok y,aro
~ FV't
| estimated at 2'0url uut from prcsch- ap-
pear4nces the total Will he fully 10000
,,,otr.. oSi on last ,v.ek c,l.uloflon,
"sal"sN -o''"' '"S' WYNN ',' ''''
arc now beins matte upon tho pecemocr
| movement, Us the receipts during the
! ru,,,,, ,n,nths 800 .x,,a,,t,t 10 n,rido
/ t,.. &c -, c'tton ,,ti,.s ~ N,rp,. ~
lem sh0,,,o tn, ,n,I,.,n,',l snoS nnv
1o,,..,s.. OF co,s..ol,n, tn.r, w,u ''i 40
| ,'n,int ia rs,,.fo,, ~ r.cc,,t n,rr,. ,,rot,
oS "a ico."'
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| - %, - '"' go. . w.
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io' 'n"Ht' .e ",5H,s' w, " - ''l ~
80" iion. .uis tnr P.l'T HIUppc' 20 $3.50, -.
men a fuich tttetoH 4Y"oNt 1, JLhud' y
.'''H a, ','' ~! - an ,''a'''s -, 49,
90 W iiCn opcht| ~ ''p'' aHN AhCe 10
! 'o' against "oS""oo yesterday.
| - =" New ''Itiis i'tC' mn "rrNeI win
- 80, h3, ri M. TO .i+ nHt Htoppe1 TO
IV' l'"V'hS me afternoon me market
! recovered iaiGe part OF the loss. De
st ,'ner 'i"s.ht al "i"u''l'' aS !thst 'l"l
| iu' HIEhcsi aNd ri1 lowest, cioshnS at
'.-,,,' -, in' average 'oas NJ lew OI-
1
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VESSELS SAILED FOR GIN

- Ac;cia, Cardiff, nov ~
So Alaska. Barry, Nov. 10;
SIS Arch tcct. Liverpool, Sws
SIS .Ashmore. Liverpool, S W.
IS Avcnmore, LiYerpool, sV r.
SIS Barnsmore. LiyepooL w.
IS Benbola, Swansea, on = ~
81 BiumfelI, Rio de Janelian VI
SIS Castlo Eden. Roi'e Nnu
SIS Daniel, Liverpool nv ~ = N
SIS Drummond. Rio !sns'" :"
S. Easily, Barry. OCT. =
Ss Emma. sharpness. MI
SIS Ethelgonda. RIO ' NnT
SIS Etolia, Liverpool, No, q. 4
SIS Explorer. Liye,pooS,S M
SIS Fernmoor. Shields, NO y.
IS rramlield, Hamburg. ""
Ss Glenvich. Liyerpool, WI wi
So Heathiield. Penar'1l;.
IS Hcniton, Penarth. Vc nI..:aAsi
81 Holyweii, Liverpool, WE ",
SIS John Bright, Pena ,,,a.,.,o. N
SIS Kendall Castle h''
l'; :. . MN, sas, New York. WI
Sc Leona New YORK, VT /
So Maristow. Plymoutn' yW !
SIS Maritime, LiverpSO'y NV i 4
SIS Mayiield. Penarth.,l nsia. Sa4
Is SieHl.a"p biladrlphis. X. h
So Gswcstry, las l'a W.,
IS Patrin, Hamburg, oc xcy, 4
SIS Polaria, Hamburg oS [ N
S. Ratci,fc. Barry. I'VE rslre u
Sc Rosemoran, Rio JaI pay' ~
So strathmore; Dei ssSr,a' 0+i
g g roTonto. Shields, ~ MI
SIS Verbena, Madelrs., s ys
S. Wnliby. Buenos phlais;
lark Jennie Sweeney
% Sch Nelson. Boston n, M RNesiy
Sch oscar c. Schmidt
tober 81.
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MAXINE INTELLIGHH.
Port of Galveston, Sn'.i
ARRIVED.

s. Zanzibar, Robinson, Carte
SIS Slcdmere, Fowler, 81. Vlts:i
S. Phoebe, Story. Cgrh1
SIS Clinton. Wertsch, Brazos va
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CLEARED.
SIS Titania, Crate, Liverpool
gAJLED.

SIS VIM. Branfoot, Knott. Llss's
SIS Tripoli. Brown, HambrI
IS Clinlun, Wertsch, Moig,au@
SIS Titania. Crate, Liverpool
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STOCKS.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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ON surpRoARD. ), not 81 =, :

ON Shit ~ 40,
Cotton on sh:pb0a'' y
weston iodav; ....'..' 4
For New YORK '''....r'''..
For Liverpool ''''....,..'''
/ For IIaVre '.'''' ......'" ~
Eor Bremen 49," ...-'''' n
ror rotterdam .'''''.....''' y
nor Hamburg ,.,,'' ....'''
F For Other foreisn''''' IN
same day last yea ,.,oH,s :,
OCEAN rigs
The following Oseia oaiy;; -
co From i9, Galveston .e,a:: e,
no, mound. HAVE 10 possS
New York. CSC p'