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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-22
TERRITORIES.

We favor the admission of the ter
ritories of New Mexico, Arizona and
Oklahoma into the United States,
and we favor the early admission of
all the territories haying the neces-
sary population and resources to en-
title them to statehood, and while
they remain territories, we hold that
the officials appointed to administer
the government of any territory to-
gether with the District OF Columbia
and Alaska, should be bona fide resi-
dents OF the territory or district in
which the duties are to be performed.
The Democratic party believes in
home rule and that all public lands
of the United States should be appro-
priated TO the establishment of free
homes for American citizens. We
recommend that the territory of
Alaska be granted a delegate in con-
gress, and that the general land and
timber laws Of the United States be
extended to said territory.
MONROE DOCTRINE.
The Monroe doctrine is originally
declared and as interp reted by succeed
ing presidents, Is a permanent part Of
the foreign policy OF the United
States, and must at all times be main
tained'
1--WE extend our sympathy to the
people of Cuba In their heroic stFug-
gle for liberty and independence.
THIRD TERM.
We are opposed TO life tenure In the
public service. We favor appoint
ments based upon merit, fixed term OF
Office, and sach an administration OF
the civil service laws as will afford
equal opportunities TO all citizens OF
ascertained fitness. We declare it to
be the unwrltten law Of this republic,
established by custom and usage OF
one hundred years and sanctioned by
the examples OF the greatest and
wisest Of those who founded and have
maintained our government, that no
man should be eligible for third
term in the presldential Office.
WATERWAYS.
The federal gC 2ernment should care
for and improve the Mississippi river
and other great waterways OF the re-
public, so as 10 secure for the interior
states easy and cheap transportation
10 tidewater. When any waterway OF
the republic Is OF sufficient import
ance 10 demand aid OF the govern
ment such aid should be extended up
on a definite plan OF continuous work
until permanent improvement Is
secured.
COnfdng in the justice OF our cause
and the necessity OF its success at the
polls, we submit the foregoing declar-
atiOns OF principles and purposes 10
the considerable judgment OF the
American people. We invite the sup
port OF all citizens who approve them
and who desire 20 have them made
effective through legislation for the
relief OF the people and the restoration
OF the cOuntry's prosperity.
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PENSIONS.

Recognizing the just claims OF de-
serving union soldiers we heartily en-
dorse the rule OF the present commits
sioner of pensions that no names shall
be arbitrarily dropped from the pen
sion roll; and the fact Of enlistment
and service shonld be deemed con-
elusive evidence against disease and
disability before enlistment.
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POULTRY POINTERS.

Feed At rcgular intervals, changing The
food occasionally ana cautiously
no food wlll make hens lag Ike a liberal
supply of wheat IN some shape ana a reg
lar ration OF green cut bone,
While there Il such an immense con
sumption of eggs II Ii worth while for
the farmer of helping to supply the de-
iLand.
Remember that milk In any form Is
clements OF egg food in almost the proper
proportions
If the fowls have Il free run give them
a Vrht feed Of grain In the morning aud
a fuiI feed at night and they VIII fnd tho
extras during the day
u s. Grant OF Hammonton, ~. j.. raised
nearly 1000 ducks on small plat of ground
aud reports that af;er al expense Tor
food. labor Interest on capital. etc, nave
been deducted. he made clear profit OF
~ cents on each duck, and yet he did not
get them 10 market In time to secure the
highest prices. lie raised them In brood
ers. matching the eggs In .heubators the
weeks old. at which age they sho3io
weigh from four to Aye pounds each lie
uses the Picking breed
There !s not a great deal OF difference
in the price Of meat and poultry, Whlch
is easily digcsted, ought To " more on
farmers tables than y u.s., The STAPLE
meat product used on the farm Us pork
That is always hard 10 digest. and Il
more or the vital energy expended IN d.
geFting pork were used In pushing farn
work and planning better methods, farm
ing would pay better than II hocE; Inc
only a means 10 make more money. III IL
helps to make farm life more attractive
Il Will be no lcss profitable than IL 1t
added directly to the bank account.
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Chicago March b,--Cottle; Today the
market was strong at yesterdays advance
but weakened a little at the close. bect
cattle sclling 25uS0 higher ttan At the ciose
last week. Sales were again on a basis oi
S.$'4t,ia for common to extra choice. with
the bulk of sales at Sal1tAi0, COW sales
largely at 2WS.l0 aud prime calves sull
bringing 80, despite the lnrgely Increased
receipts THIS week Stlclcrs and feeders
have advanced in sympathy with beet cat
tie and the demand j. fairly active, very
few selling below g. Texas cattle sell chief
" Al S,loet375 for steers weighing $40 to
1850 pounds.
Hogs-iicceipts were not large enough
for the demand today. and prices were
strong az Yesterdays closing figures with
some sales ic higher; common to choice
druses sold 3,S5a4.l0, chiefly ut i05uA0Ila
and prime assorted Night weights brought
4.lVfL.0. The offerings continue to run
largely to heavy lard hogs.
Shecp-Thcrc was n good demand ana
prices ruled firm, common TO fancy sheep
WE'RE saletblo at 2,50HS90 snles being large
~ AT g. 9GG3.GU. and fed Western again pre-
dominated. Lambs were active at aa0trl 49,
very lew selling under 4.
cipts--Cattlc llW1, hogs 1000. sheep
5000
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tanned ti,,5 at the recent advance on the best

grades. VIZ '"e "cSt
me RISING butter market proves itself n
nutufai legitimate reaction from long de-
I,resseu prices, and dealers do not ant a.
pate any slump
Apples are. steadily increasing IN Price
anu before the season is out will reach n
inquire that will make apple pic a lux iry.
since January 1 Kansas CITY ma re-
celVeu almost three times as mn,ly ho,ses
lass year. ''''>
A late cable from Liverpool saws the en-
oiie % WI ga, crop of Argentine VIII not cx-
ceeq A;VY.eeo bushels, and a Buonos Ayics
that of last year.
George r. Wickes, well known dry
sUgus man OF New York. died suddenly on
SUNDAY morning OF heart trolDle. Mr..
Soi lokes mad boon with the H. .. Clonin
eoinpany Tor the past seventeen years. he
a. one time being with the old firm vi a.
i. Stewart Il Co.
~ company has been formed in Pans.
rIahCt, 70 make butter out OF the cocoa
nut. IL has plant calculated TO prod &c
uN w, 4Vuu pounds day OF this butte-, AID
VIII soon be able to produce twice d, ,nuc
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MONEY AND INVESTMENTS.
Doings Of a Day With Wall Street
Operators.
BUSINESS SMALL AND PRICES LOWER
Baltimore and Ohio Was Again n Weak
Point Tobacco Was the Feature
In Industriais.

New York, March 5.--The stock market
fell about 20,co0 shares below Wednesdays
record and business was about encvfly
divided between the railroad shares nd
the inaustrials. In the first class BATH
more aud Ohio. though not ranking first
In point of activity. attracted the great
,st attention ON account of exceptional
weakness The total OF transactions was
also fairly large. Anticipation OF radical
treatment OF the securities In any scheme
of rehabilitation OF the property caused
extensive liquidation In the stock. result
ing IN an extreme of per cent 10 Ih.s,
the lowest point on record. The news
of the addition OF powerful interests to
the organization committee failed to
exert any permanent rallying influence
aud rumors were current of probably as
nigh as 80 per cent assessment on the
stock. II should bo added that the re-
ports bore no official authority.
In the lndustrials tobacco reid first
place IN volume of trading and eaten,
Of huctuatlun. The primary cause of the
animation in this specially was the vary
ing gossip in relation Ia the contest b.
tween the company and the outside manu-
tacturers. The rumors OF a probable inn
pending issue OF new preferred stock also
eNerted Influence. An early decline of
4 per cent was followed by a rally of
IA. due ostensibly 10 the announc ament
OF an advance of cent per pound In
the price of the company's standard brand
OF plug tobacco. Subsequently raid
was made on the stock. which resulted
in u slump of ass. The final sale re-
corded n net loss of point Liquidation
by insiders was also believed % bc de-
sirablf; The Initial prices were Irregular,
with the chang IS unimportant. but down
ward In tendency. London cables reported
lower prices at that center. The early
course of the general list was erraric
but tending toward lower level and the
NoiuNe of business was light. Suisse
quently an Improvement occurred undcr
the leadership of u covering movement
In Burlington and Quincy. That stock
rose SIS partly on purchases by a spec
ulutive organization. Boston buying adj
vanced general electric per cent Tho
balance of the list was without feature
In the final hour a general selling move
ment started in which 1t closed weak
in tone at general net losses extending
In SOM instances to n point The rail-
rood bond market was dun, but firm
The distribution of business was fairly
good The total sales were |. 400 300.
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Choice cattle, calves aud sheep In de-
mand, market supplied with hogs.
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Chicago, March 5.--Reports of poor snow
protection and apprehension of couse-
quent damage created a rather firm feel
ing in wheat today and an advance OF J,
was in spite Of the intense dullness that
prevailed all through the session. Corn
was weak and receded slightly, while oats
advanced a fraction. Provisions were firm
and closed higher.
Wheat had another dull day and the
fluctuations were even narrower than
yesterday, the extreme range being only
~ There was an undercurrent Of firm
ness, however, and While the news was
rather scarce there was nothing very
oearsh, but on the contrary II was of a
nature to help the price. Wheat opened
Ilrm ana practically unchanged at So, to
9ls Tor May. but trading was on "a very
imlted scale then and for two hours
thereafter, fluctusttinE between 66S, and
6,ls with the bulk of the business during
that time al b6ss The opening strength
was due to the English cables which were
steady and firm, the first quotation max
ing Liverpool point dearur Southwest
efn deliveries of wheat were smaller than
u week ago. In addition to this the wealth.
er Is sencrally looked oupn as very tryinl.
Tor wheat, and crop damage reports are
numerous, The spct ulators were very
cautious, however, and thee was littlc ur-
Sehfy IN the selling, hut while the buying
was not especially active. tt was sufficient
To absorb the floating lots SO that they
talied to deprcsa the market materially
Besides 10000 bushels of wheat sold L.
go 10 Buffalo, which was one of the ele-
menus OF the early strength, u round lot
OF Northern was reported to have been
sold FOR immediate shipment and that
finally lifted an extremely sluggish mar
ket ont OF the rut and closed 1t firm Mt
w., the highest point of the days fluc-
Corn was almost llfeless. mud what little
trading there was was within y margin
oats were fairly active there being good
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ST. LOUIS.

st Louis, March -Cattlc-Rcceipts 2i0),
shipments ipo, market strong and active,
expert steers i2ofrt50. shippnE grades $40
NAILS dressed hoef and butcher steers 30
az steers under 1000 pouuds iah3.aO. stock
ers aud feeders 2 25n3.Go, cows and heiiers
2G24e, bulls chiefly 9.25a275, Gamers la@a
25003, FED steers 3a3,s0, cows and heitcrs
2lf3
Hogs Receipts 4G00, shipments 600. mar
ket opened strong but cascd Off toward
the close; heavy Sa0f{ti5 mixed 3S0H4s1'
light 3t1dfi.lo.
Sheep Receipts 250o. shipment 500 mar
kct strong: natives 3ft3r southern ,'9g
3, 40. lambs s5Oi45o, Westerns 1880. Mc&l
can fed ycarliugs 24o03G5
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COFFEE.

New York. March 5.--Coffee-Opiions
opened steady at 10 points decline. ruled
dull, later business was more active at
about opening prices; closed steady at 3tl0
points net decline, sales 1850 bags, in
Guiding March l2s5. Spot Rio steady; No.
Z 1875. mild quiet; Cordova lgAMi75l sales
1000 bags Rio No. 10 arrive al 1917. Ware
house deliveries from New York yesterday
1855, New York stock today 1872, isl. United
81 ates stock $50. Si2i afioat for the United
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rnMMERCIAL RIFLES.

New York. March 5.--i}ank clearings SOL
~ sG5 hala,ucca %.0is.73G.
New York March 5--Government bonds
firm. State bonds dull, railroad bonds firm,
New York. March 5.-IIidcs weak. wool
weak.
New York. March 5--The total sales Of
stocks today were lSi 7Sl shares includ-
ing: American Tobacco &C. 100. American
sugar 14.700. Baltimore and Ohio Il, SJ
Cincinnati. March Whisky quiet sal Is
gIg barrels, at LIZ,
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COTTON-SEED PRODUCTS.

New Orleans. March 5.-The market for
cotton seed meal and cake isauiet at yea
terdav's advance; oil weak: nothing
doing Prime crude Oil IN hulk ~.
nrime summer yellow In barrels, "a meal.
iye5; cake, % per short ton.
New York. March Cotton seed oil
Quiet and featureless.
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quiet; S!s@10is


St Louis. Mo. March 5--Flour duh and
unchanged. Wheat advanced early on
stronger cables. but soon became dull
and remained so until the close Spot
lower No. > red cash. z L. elevator
IL 3-iG72 track. No, : hard. 60, March. 60 /.
May. 60 l-si65 ~; July, GA ~ bid. Corn
lhe speculative market Was staGEant.
until late in the day, when 1t became
weak aud declined. thore heng consid-
cradle pressure TO SOL, closing at IL off
from yesterday Spot weaker. No. ,
mixed cash, 25N2G 81; March, a6 asked !.
May. " l-Sd27 l-i oats--l;ut littlc speru-
latou and that weak. Spot steady. No
cash ana March, IS 7-SIl9; May, 20 IL;
July, - 3-s. Rye quiet, No. . rs elevator
80 track. Barley stcdy, Corn meal 3aG
l.t0. Bran in demand at Is for sacked
east track and Is IL bid for few cars.
Flax seed lower, 81 bid. Timothy seed
S,0oq330 Hay strong for choice grades,
owing 20 the small offerings Prairie,
62jIS0; timothy, 5.59Ni350 this side.
Cotton ties unchanged, iagElng un-
changed. Pork trmcr Standard mess
jobbing. new 9S -, old, 9.S7 10. Lard
quiet Prime steam. al2 l-2; choice. $50
Bacon Boxed shoulders $50. longs.
5.62 L.: ribs 5.2 IL. shorts, 5.75. Dry
sale meats Boxed shoulders, IFS; longs,
500. ribs. So l-2 shorts. $40
= Receipts--Four, 3U0. wheat HOO. corn.
63 600; oats 1900 Shipment Flour 5000;
wheat, IL COS; corn, ll,oQ0; oats. 80 900.
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New York. March 5--wheat- Exports,
l9i onO; spot Inactive: No. ! hard, 1919 OPP
lions were extremely dun all day. bu,
rener5lly stronger on hullish sentiment
backed up Nv tirm cables, talk Of uufavor-
able Argentine news. decreased wheat
west. fair cleafanccs and general cover.
ings, closed isGA net higher; No. rcd
March, 7lh075a.. closed 752s; NAV T3Nd
73e-1G closed 7Si4 Lard steadyi Western
sts'm 20 bid; refined steady. Pork dull.
,1lotv etcalE
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Kansas city. No, March 5-Wneut, duh
nominnlly steady; No. hard GoaG5; No. n
i7G5i: rejected. nominally. 3o035. No 2
pominally, dq1fa. Corn, steady; offer
incs llnht: No mixcd 23A, No. . white,
eGi. Oats steady, mixeh. l6; No. white.
igTWi Rye. No .. nQmtnaliy, 20. Hay.
very dun and wealt timothy. iO.n0Tall ~.
prairie. 4 50li}Go. Receipts- Wheat. II 500;
corn, n, 1Ol. oats, 900 Shipments Wheat
600: corn, more; oats 20,00.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago. Mrch 5-liggs quiet, l0@Mll
Butter hru, dairy loMlS, creamery liIAins'
81 JolI{s March s. Butter dun and hare
w steady, creamery lbUa3. Lairy l34tlS.
Eggs lower. So. ,,..,,,o..
Kansas CITY. March b.-Buiter-c rchincry
firm, I7@l9 dairy l&pli. ESgh nrmer, re-
cclpts light quotahle Mt Siz.
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NEW YORK MoNEY.

New York, March 5-Money on cnII eavy
at s3ti per cent last loan per cent closed
3ipltt per cent; prime mercantile paper iit
u6 per cent. Sterling exchange STEADY,
With actual business In bankers biiis nj
iM@fitNS for demand and 4s6siNi.8 for
40 DAYS; posted rates i.G1a ana lsa: COM
mercial Bills fN. Mexican dolnrs lis,
silver certificates GN4dt69. Bar silver GSst
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rRu1rs ANp NUTS

.ES-Ben Davis. 81. COCA. %; Willow
Twiss and Gonetons 8 Ngf-so
CIsANRERRfES - cape Cod sS.1o19'%
ner hariel: is.qolf325 per crate:
'COCOANuTS-s3.I 5Qio0 per 1907 SSi" per
wi pApEs-Maiaga $5.5oq6,5o per casR;
lemon s. essana s2.5eu5.J0; extra fai-
cy ss.0OH3.5o H., ,,,,,o.,s e,.iiv
y ~ iee .si.c: walnuts lie. peanuts
2stSf6sc. Almonds, Taragona lac per 10, l3e
80 sack, California almonds lOc' ne"
pe SR AsNcfEs- California seedlings, 81 80
Ze s,,R Pa hEWs'BERRIEs- 50q4oo per crate.
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rOsT,s CAHIEGRAM-

New York. March 1.-The Evening Posts
Loudon financial eablegram says:
There WAS stagnatian In all the markets
today. Speculation in American securities
were fairly good although there was no
activity, The Paris market was steady to
firm and the Berlin market idle
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STOCKS.
The following were tn, closing quotation. ON tho
,adins stoce, uf tue NV YORK Exihtn4s to-day.
FINANCIAL.

In the local exchange market sterling
sixties sold q $50, buying at ls5. Now
at Il discount; New Orleans sight selling
az l.. premium, buying at u discount,
Amcrican silver selling at par, buying AT
Il Scount.
Galveston hauls clcarings, s672. gOi.
New York. March 5.-Slcriing exchange
bankers sixties iSGa,mfS7: commercial SIX
tl"s iS.2@Lhh; re.chmasks 81 rs; francs.
bankers sixty days 5.1Sis commercial six
ties jIS1,
New orleans, March g. - Sterling OK
change, commercial sixties 1S5N S6i4.
frames, commercial sixties B19a-S. New
York sight. bankers par; commercai n
discount.
London, March S.-!,anlt rate per cent.
street rate rs per cent. silver 81 5-lGd
consols for money 100 5-i6.
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International and Great Northern 1S3; by
Galveston. Houston and Henderson Isl:
by barge Daisy a0J, by SIS Clinton 10.
Shipped 10 Hamburg Per SIS North
Lands 1a00 bales, TO New York, per SIS lie.
ona 3lS1 bales.
Taken by Galveston cotton mills 81
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llNGLIsn coNsOrs

london. March 5.--ConsoIs for money
lFl sis 10 for the account 100 Bar silver
81 j-lW per ounce. Money q per cent Inc
rate of discount in the open market for
short and three months bil.s is rs per
cent
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DRIED FRUITS.

CITRON-l4c per ID. ,,
cuRRANTs-Fancy cleaned. eh Aver 100
NE1', NES-Evsporated, sc.
IESCHES-Ev aporated Sc.
pFARS-Evaporate &c.
81 hi I't Fancy sliced In boxes fEl19c
ohoice evaporated ei4adAc; fancy eVap'-
rated 7qTA. ,.,s ,nc
sAIsINs-Califovnia L, l., boxes sl 81,
"a. . crown L, NJ. raisins. 80 III boxes S'sc'
4 Crown l.. NJ. 80 10 boxes. 4sgttsc: ,rss
PRi'NES-Crop 1895; California pruheS'
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CEMENT 80 Portland cement, per .bll
60 49, no. Rosendale cement per bhl SL.la
T290 lime fireclay s., 2ja9io plaster paris
s2lj; fire brick, 80. Louis, Fer Al Sn";
incbas Inclusive: felt roofing per square
81 75G2. 90: Acme and Royal cement plaster
Der Ton a401, plastering hair goat per
In &c: laths per NJ 500.
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SUGAR.

New Orleans, March -f;rgar--Opon ket-
tie quiet 2Mm32i. centrifugal quiet granu-
lated tBNf4 ii-lG. whites 5-lGfti -. yell
lows 81. seconds 2i.U2 1910. Molasses I'M
changed
New York. March b.--Sugar--Raw quiet
refined firm
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Up md Sailed.
Ship british Isles. Calcutta. sid Jan. s.
SIS Ethiopia. Glasgow. sid Dec. IL
Xix Iittoe. Seville, Dee. Il.
TX Ilcnda, Grecnock. sid Jan. 8.
SIS Helen, ANDERSEN. sid FEB. is.
rs Marlstow, Vera Cruz sid Feb. IL
SIS oboron. Havrc. cid Dec. q.
SIS R1semath. Limerick, sid Jan. T.
So Bondi Constaniinople. sid Jan. g.
$50 conlsclfte, st. Michaels, sid Fob. 7.
IS iiopotoun, Madeira. sid Feb. Is.
rs Gracia. Liverpool, sid Feb. II.
So Marian, Penarth. aid FEB H.
rs lulwcii, Newport News, aid Feb. g,
So Cambria. Hamburg, sid Jan; 81.
Ss Ethelr.da, Avonmouth, sid Jan. 25.
SIS Leni Cardiff. sid Jan. ~.
SIS Millncld. Ipscyieh Sid Jan. 2.
SIS Whitby. Londonderry. cid Feb. 7.
Sch Chnrmcr, Baltimore, sid Jan. 81.
Sch II. J. Barr, Baltimore; I'D Jan 20,
SIS Lampasag. New York, cid Feb. 70.
IS Knowlton. N. Y. sid Fob. rs.
SIS Nucces, New York, cid lI'eb. y,
SIS Alamo. New YORK, cid March g.
uIsf,trIpre. AND I.ypoRT,a
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ron ALCOHOLISM
Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate.

M A Montero. Richmond. Va. says:
"The exhaustion OF vitality SO prevalent
IN chronic alcoholism. has been benefited
IN Us uss IN every ease.
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TITNg 7 VIIN0.

REER-schlitz Quarts Sl0.50 per Dbl
plnts $40 per Dbl; 4 G Bohemian,
quarts 500. r!nts s9C0. Weiss beer SIS
per case. two dozen IN case.
HIGH WINES 81. - per y4llon-
b,gh yrine basis Sl22: straight Bourbon
and rye, according 70 age and quality
81 55ef3 %. blended $l.75E350.
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a Asked; b BID.

NNKtU, . I5IN,
LIVERPOOL FUTURES.
Opened easy, demand moderate; . y. III.
easy, closed quiet and steady
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RECEIPTS AND EXPORTS.
ON sHIppoARD NOT CLEARED.

The total amount of cotton on shipboard
not cleared ut Galveston today Is 70, $50
bales, against 1881 bales at the same time
last year The divisions are as follows;
For Great Rritain--Ss Capenor TOO: s.
Rita 5000, IS wilma sgsi, IS Leny 1881. IS
Legislator 497s; total 1900
For Francois Etheireda 800.
For Bremen--Ss oberon 1914
For Hamburg--5s Coniscliffe 6A9
For New York-Maliory line 2736.
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Vessels In Port.
TO j. Miller q Co.'S Falka. ss Rita
Gjp). Ss wilma, IS kybor.
10 Fowler Il AicNitle- Brig Sihley, tam.
IS Cnpenor. So Tormore, SIS LynJhurst, Ss
Sapphire.
10 VIM PArr & Co.--s3 Legislator.
70 Ripley AZ Hocnthal-~sh North Snnds
10 j. N Sawyer ~ Co-Sa Lampasas.
10 Texas Star MiIs-Ss Gyller.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-06
LIVESTOCK.
HOUSTON


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Mastfed. must be good. ........... atkSI Sl
lightweight hecycs are STRONGLY In demand
ut above quotations and are wanted. also
cotnied hogs. not heavy weights. market
wei supplied with mastfcd hogs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-06
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LIVERPOOL SPOTS

NEW YORK FUTURES.
Opened steady ut decline. 12.os steady
closed steady; sales $4,000.