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BANK CLEARINGs.

New York, January 1.-THE following
table, compiled by Bradstreet's, shows the
total clearances at the principal cities and
the percentage of Increase or decrease as
compared with the corresponding week
last year:
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WOOL.
Houston Hide. and Wool.

Prices paid by receivers:
Dry flint selected. ....,........... 90
Dry salt ..'.'' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 20 W VIZ
Deer SkinS ~
" ool--Quotatiors strictly nominal.
Twelve months, medium .......... S4sg .
Twelve months, fine ............ " Ia
Sig months 1929 less.
Tallow- ~
Prime ..:....,.....'.'..."'' of2B =
BeeSwaX- ~ -.
Good run go. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. " W-S
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SUGAR.

New Orleans. January 17-Sugar steady.
Open kettle 2a.@3 3-ls; centrifugal grnsn nIc
4 1I-isa4ik: seconds 2AM3l5. MolassSs
quiet; open kettle lsd22; centrifugal eal'
New York, january II. - Sugar - Raw
firm; refined firmer
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.

Total receipts OF cotton at Galveston
today were as follows; Missouri Kansas
and Texas 40l; Galveston, Houston ana
Henderson 273; International and Great
Northern 1876; barge Eddie 500; total 1878.
Shipments-To Liverpool, pc rss Gracia,
1857; TO Havre, per Ks Tripoll, 1biS.
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4s9A and 4S9i5d490 Commercial bills
4s6&. Silver certificates 67AQ6Ta.
LONDON MONEY MARKEr.

London, January l7.-Consols for money
and the account 1918. Bar silver sO%d
per ounce. Money " per cent. The rate
Of discount In the open market for short
bills and three months bills Ills per cent.
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WALL STREET REVIEW.

York, January l7.-Dullness was
lin characteristic of the stock spec
\ today, and as usual under SINH
ndition a sagging tendency in prices
oted. The aggregate dealings did
coed 10000, a volume of business
spuld In q regular market be re-
In single hour or less. OF such
ket detailed comment is almost SUI
bus. The semi-stagnatlon illustrates
,rpose of the larger operators to
ne dealings upon an important scale
the political and financial outlook Is
i. In the initial dealings tho mar
hs heavy and prices sagged through
he day, the depression becoming
ID In the closing dealings. TIE news
day was calculated to operate UNI
AbIy upon high prices. The publ
Of encouraging exhibits by several
for the second week in January
to stimulate activity or advance.
IN cables came lower and the sell
Pate scale today, In the money and
nge markets no change was noted.
Engagement of s1,000,o00 in gold for
ent tomorrow, despite previous es-
rs Of an outgo of from $1,000, 900 to
POO did not elicit an encouragement
bporary demand from the shorts re-
In temporary advance of 10 per
in Manhattan go 10l The abate-
Of the inquiry for covering purposes
q reaction later in the day to
Sugar lost about / per cent despite
brted slight advance in hard grades
eproduct. The other principal de-
were in the Changers, southern
Fred. Baltimore and Ohio, Lake
Rubber, Chicago Gas and Cordage
ntee and ranged from ! to per
the last In Cordage guaranteed, The
Iprices were the lowest of the day.
n railroad bond market prices We're
| well maintained in the early trad
III the late session, however, de-
occurred in sympathy with the de-
Jon in stock speculation.
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Waco, Houston and Galveston not In
cluded In total because containing other
items than clearings
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ent Cleveland Will Senl I
Message to Congress
'ING CuBASS BELLlCEREN
ssman McMillin AuthorlS
for the Statement.
RIsIs SEEMINGLY ACUTj
1 .Dicker between epaiA "
md Would he > Casua us1lk 8
Reception to Csmpss. Il


lie. Tenn, January co. -CongroeI
ton McMillin reached the city x
m Washington and In IN snts;
with him concerning the CUT
d he had good grounds for IA
that President Cleveland In
would send a message to congrv
Ig the Cubans as belligerents.
Millin says he is satisfied III
ne and that the rumors connsol
md with the purchase Of Cut
ng matters to q crisis. Il
fillln spoke with positiveness 4
the early recognition Of N
lists. Y
ton, January 2o.--6enators Ehes'
gan and Lodge, who constitutl
,mmittee on foreign relation
to discuss the matter Of recoi
belligerency of the Cuban q
Tho meeting was private ID
as given out CONCERNING
ason to believe the sub-conSmai|
recommend recognizing I'll
belligerents to the full cosnmiE
next meeting.
january 2O.--The Republic Il;
Y wire to the governor II ead
o Union this inquiry: IVY OUT
the purchase Of Cuba by End,
ccasion for the assertion I
81 ! doctrlncg What is the mill;
Of your State. armed an,
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the initiative. PresioeH
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TO VIM. Parr & Co.-Darlington, Plymp.
ton tBr3.
bena (Br), Ida (Sp).
To j. n. Sawyer & Co.'s Alamo.
10 w w. Wilson-Ss Monrovia
To, Fowler & McVite--Ss Eugene, Pen
sacola, Blaamenden.
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VALUABLE PREMIUM
HG $ 81 Almanac
For 1906.

has
Chicago News We
attention to Texas
containing
o whist
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Sch y. NJ: White, Phila., sid Jan 3.

Sch j. NJ. White, Phila., sid Jan 3.
So NJ. O'Neill, Philadelphia, sid Jan. /.
Hk l1irotha. Pernambuco sid Nov. 4.
Blk Renown, Falmouth, sid Dec. g.
SIS Belfast. Middle sborough, sid Noy. "a.
SIS Joseph John. Cardiff, sid Nov. 30.
SIS Sarmatla, Cardiff. sid Nov. %.
SIS Wooler, Manchester. sid Dec. 10.
SIS Ethiopia. Glasgow sid Dec. 81.
So Guido, Havana, sid Jan. ,.
SIS Kuntsford. Penarth. sid Dec. 20.
Ss Ida, Porto Rico. sid Dec. TO-
Ss Bcnhem Havre, sid Dec, 8.
Blk I,ittoe Seville Dec, a.
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IS Ieona, New York, sid Jan. H.
SIS Alamo. New York. sid Jan. IS.
Sch Emma Kuowlton, New York. Dec. 10
Sch NJ: W. Chi!ds Havana. sid Dec. "a.
ship kybcr Obj. Calcutta, sid Nov. l.
SIS Glenile Br), Hamburg, sid Dec s.
SIS Polana u3r.), Liverpool. sid Nov. 10.
SIS Daniel, Liverpool, sid Dec. II.
SIS Hartlepool (Br). Hamburg, sid Dec.
SIS. .Bjorgvin (Nor), Shields, sid Dec. "a
SIS Wennington, Bremen, sid Dec. q.
Sch Maud II. Dudley, Newport News.
sid Dec. 81
Sch Daisy Farlin, Philadelphia. sid Dec.
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Vessels In Port.

SIS Tripoli, Gamecho, Liverpool
SIS Clinton. Wertsch, Brazos Santiago.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

FORK, January l7.-Money on call
'124a per cent; last 8; closed 3
CO... Prime mercantile paper cas-
,al IT, Sterling exchange steady with
sn'ess In bankers bills at 4sgu
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of Galveston, January


Arrived.
IS Rauma, leading, Southheld.
IS Clinton. Wertsch. Morgan City.
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Stocks.
Following were the closing quotations on the
STOCKS OF tno Now YORK Exchange today:
FINANCIAL.

weston, January lin tho local ex-
re market, sterling exchange, sixties
Puying, 40 selling; New York sight
Ps u discount, selling 4 premium,
orleans, buying Is discount, selling a
Fun American silver, buying u dis
Evesion bank clearings $685., 595.
lge commercial sixties 4s6Igll1. sTiya /,
5 commercial sixties 5lsls; New York
y uahkers l.5O premium; commercial
km~ YORK. January 17.-Sterling ex-
KIN tss; bankers sixties 4.s7i5q4, S7S; CONF
la SIXTIES ASH; reichmarks "a 1915;
E,al sixties 5,lsa. rs. 1s7s.
ICON, January T.-Bank rate 2 per
! street rate 1916 per cent; consols
Yesterday l07 1916; silver 30Xd.
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'sTs FINANCIAL cABLEGRAM.

iork' January 1.-THE Evening
london cablegram says: There
Healthy reaction today in all the
,s which were rung up too fast.
"osence Of business, together with
II ~ sKiig caused a general relapse.
~, perhaps, Kafiirs, and their weak
icn1t,ss oue TO fears of serious labor
Il sl ne mines for some time to
IN na,.inerican railway shares were
i no All the other markets, but the
!, tn Nc Keeps good, which Is a good
a 10 The former was more active than
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" AND INVESTMENTS
Of a Day With Wall Street
Operators.
In MILLION OF GOLD SHIPPED.
,,,,,sss Pervades tho Exchange
49,. Iowsr - Gain In Rio
,-.nde western EARNINGS

| york. january 17.-(special.)-T
~, of financial news was the en-
A ~ a million gold for shipment.
",,o,,v announced that the offer
IN gold at a premium for delivery
! subscribers will hereafter hold
! dates beyond the absolute Feoru-
/ rh,s Is an important concession
pavement of stocks. however.
liz Influenced by the doubt OF the
.,.uat.on and the uneasiness over
.,ynued gold engagements. The
VA. weak, the decline In prices
hut irregular and the trading
,ro,essIoral. There was some
:, IN bond trading, though prices
a. avn rather well. No attention
IA 70 the favorable railway earning
Arm. sixties ass; demand 4.S9i4.
ga. Mexican dollars 1914.
(upply of cotton bills was fair.
,eturns for the second week of
I, show Rio Grande Western $500
!, u,os ouieter and easier today and
rlv all Of yesterdays Improvement
|tbe noon hour was reached. Prices
od3 points lower and declined 243
additional on long selling. Later
rket rallied on covering of shorts
wife bull manipulation, but this
hcceeded by another selling move
nd n reaction followed which caused
no decline again to the lowest point.
no speculative interests pretty well
IN and no outside business forth
the market drifted into n dull
Stless state and prices were barely
at the decline during the balance Of
kenoon. The afternoon was duh and
bless and the market closed dull,
|cuiet and steady at 3-16 for mid
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The Of
will be order at
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A PAGE OF THE INDEX.

following the index will show partially the vast
formation contained the book;
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DOnds.

ing quotations on bonds at New York today
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j on Third rsss
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mere empty boast OF the boomer. but it is
the absolute truth. In the coast country
merry GUS diseases and asthma are practically
unknown and the complaint Of sleeplcss
night is seldom heard. Coughs and colds
and bronchitis are seldom seen and are
cured by residence here. and while stating
this think We should be fair and rue and
give the verdict Of the doctors that while
this climate seldom proyokes consumption
or pulmonary diseases, it is not the best
climate for those who are suffering IRON
them to come to.
3, 1t is a drouthless region, Irrigation
is never needed a droutli does not occur
as frequently as once in decade and what
crops We raise here are not endangered by
want of rain.
L. Freight rates are unimportant. The
whole immediate coast country liz so near
the great seaport of Galveston that railroad
freight rates do not cut the very heart out
OF the producers profits. He is as near
Liverpool as is New York. These are the
points that think we should keep before
the people and these only. We are in
the Sunny South SO are hundreds of
thousands of square miles not in the coast
country.
We can raise pears. peaches. plums,
oranges, rice. cotton. SO can other large
areas whore the health of a man and his
family are endangered by malaria and
fever. But ] submit that there Is no other
part of these United States which can
boast at The same time of the four COM
bned advantages of opportunity. healthful-
ness. drouthlessness and freedom from
freight rate robbA and this only we
should continue to impress upon the people
we wish to interest.
The committee adjourned subject to the
call OF the chairman
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Henry Meyer, Jr., years. white. acute
cercbro meningitis. John Mayes. 60 years,
white. run over by locomotive, inquest
Baby Rospen 9 months. white, acute CASTRO
euteritis; Minzcl Castordi. II years. white.
rirrhosis Of liver, Annie Winfry. weeks,
colored. intestinal obstruction Annual
death rate per 1000 for week. l35
THE BOLIVAR FERRY.
At the session OF the county commission
ers court today the contract OF Mr.. J. +.
Featherstone for building the ferry APP
proach at Bolivar, together with the bond
for faithful performance thereof, was pre-
scented for approval Mr.. Foatherstone
stating that the bond guaranteeing the
piliug for ten years would not be ready
until Monday as be wanted the men VINO
are to furnish the piling 10 become jointly
liable with him. The contract lacked tho
signature OF the county clerk and the
order entered was that the contract ana
bond were approved. to take eject when
the clerk had signed the contract ana
affixed the seal thereto. and upon the ap-
prevail Of the guaranty bond.
The chairman OF the road and bridge
committee reported tav0rably on the petit
t!on Of citizens asking Tor the Smelling OF
road from the forks OF the county road
to the International and Great Northern
railroad al IalOaEQuc, "a baSi aA'c "a .'"'
miles. that this road be shelled or grav-
eled ten feet wide and twelve inches deep,
and that bids be made returnable at the
frs, regular meeting in December Inc
report vas adopted
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
The case Of John H. Meyer vs., the South
ern Pacific company Is on trial In the
United States court.
Charley Armstrong was fined $40 in the
recorders court this morning for playing
with dice for money il public place.
The Y. N c. a. star entertainment
course viii be opened at Harmony Hall hy
The Ariel Ladies' SeXtette next "Wednesday
evening.
rred Warde will be at the Grand Mon
day and Tuesday evenings and TUESDAY
matinee Ills repertoire embraces kina
Lear, Henry VIII and Henry ".
Mounted officers Reifel and Jacobs will
{ leave the force directly after the electior
20 engage In other business aud Chief oil
| Police Jones fully realizes that he will thef
I lose TWO OF his most valued and worthy
officers.
/ IN the case Of Emma Profit, who sue
the International and Great Northern
railway tor $500 damages for delay 10 th'
corpse OF her husband the jury last evenin.
( returned q verdict i'm favor OF the plaintiff
! fos $3.50 and judgment was accordingly rem
dered.
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HonG AT GA1.NEsrnN.

Galveston, Texas, October 81 Elk Gov
crnor Hogg addressed large audience in
front of the fremont hotel tonight, all the
available space within sight and hearing
OF the speaker being occupied. He scored
the local press and the Galveston Wharf
company. and told his audience that these
influences had done n great 'al to ie-
tard the growth OF the chief seaport Of
GeXas. which should now be city Df murc
than 100000 inhabitants. il .he people had
had a better show. His treatment Of the
political issues WAS in line with his speech
es at other points during the present cam
faicn
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WEST TEXAS CONFERENCE.

Liaho' IeXas October SO.--The second
days session of the West Texas conference
was called ia order nv pisbon Keorer a.,
the Nt.,to,ts, oh.,nl,, -. ~
''''''u"S morning
az o Crock helgious services were con
uuo'ed ny Kew 4. +, Cox.
Fe'a- James w. Long, Frank l.. Me
u,th'e. FRANK T. Buchanan. John ID. Wor-
rem ana vaughan q. Thomas having served
tNo years III the regular travelling ministry
anu nav passed an app owed examine
lioh on the course OF study prescribed by
the college OF bishops. were, after very
Impressive address from the presiding
oiShop' admitted into full connection.
heVs Robert J. Dcets and Hiram Ora
nam were located at their own request.
HeVs' T. +. pimmit \. G. Nolan and
w. ~ Wright were referred to the com
mltiee ON conference relations for thes u
peIauuated.
RoNS Frank S. Onderdonk. Ar'emas l..
SoarnoroNsh' d. o. McAlister, Hubert d.
hnlckerbockor' j. i. Garrett NJ. w.
FRANCES, NJ. j. Allen and Rev Tiles having
passed an approved examination on the
course Of study were elected to elders or
ders'
me names OF the following elders were
called their reports submitted and their
characters passed: J. NJ. Alexander, Alan
son hroWn Morris Evans. w. II, IL. Riggs.
L. I. Morris Sterling Fisher, II. II. Pass
more, w o Shugart, New Harris. II. S.
Ndalr \. II. Rector. {. w, Perkins. f. j.
Perrin. ;. j. Drake, +. II. c. Elliott. j. l..
kounedy. J. q. Harrison, w. w. Pinson.
hucNner Harris. J. u, Scott. y. 6. Biggs,
l.. G. Matthews. W. J. Johnson j, \.
lsaker j. ". Simms. J. c. Wilson. j. \.
L i
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KILLED BY A TRAIN.

Ennis Texas, October 31.-Mr. George
Violet, an elnploye of the Houston and
Texas Central railway machine shops at
ms place, was struck by the south bound
train last night aud received Injuries Som
which he died two hours later He had
been TO q political speaking and returrs
10 The shops about 1880 2. m. As he v as
moving about In the yard IN steam escap-
ing from one of the engines preyanted him
from hearing the approach Of train 30 A.
which came past at full speed lust as VOL
lett vas attempting > ijss tho track The
body, accompanies by . rumhar Of gy al . =
thctic friends and relatives was taken tc
Corslcana for iutermcnt. Deceased was an
exemplary young man and highly esteemed
by all.
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RALLY AT TERRELL

Terrell, Texas October 81 The grand
est demonstration that ever occurred In
Terrell came of last night In the Bryan
and Sewall rally. Transparencies, cavalry
footmen. carriages and general turnout
and display that has never been oQuallod
and an enthusiasm that was even sur
prisinE to the most enthusiastic. Spccciies
were made by \ Drew, NJ. II Gossett
u. =. Colquitt, G. NJ Rosscr. ]. X.
numpass. Springer Boggs and others Tho
enthusiasm was untoundOd. \ noat a
sixteen young ladies' and one young man
represented the silver question. Everything
was intensely grand.
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SAVERS AND ANDREWS.

Paige, Texas. October 3l.-Maior j. D.
sayers democratic nominee for congress
and Roddin Andrews, populst nominee for
the same office. met in joint discussion Of
the leading issues here yesterday. Major
Saycrs made q fine speech IN defense of
democracy from president all along the
line His speech was we'll received and
was frequently appaudcd.
MIR. Andrews dealt more particularly
with the various panfs In his platform,
government ownership OF railroads. etc,
eliciting very little applause.
X. A. Brooks of Rasrop. a very recent
convert to reprblicanism, httemptel TO
speak in the interest OF the republican
nominee, Mlkcmson. but the crowd knew
brooks too we'll and almost fatty refused
to hear him.
This box ia conceded to be almost solid
fof Major Savers
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TEXAS REpupIArEp.
The National Populist Committee Opposes
Fusion With Republicans

The National Populist Committee Opposes
Fusion With Republicans
Santa Anna. Texas. October 29.--rne fol-
lowing correspondence fully explains itself:
Hon. J, A. Edgarton, Secretary of the Fop-
ulist Party, Washington. d. c.
Office Of J. A. McElrath. County Surveyor
Coleman County. Coleman, Texas. October
l9.--Doar Sir: Please enclose me amount
OF the peoples party hanl books Gm en-
titled to for money 70 cents enclosed here
wish. am what would be called a Bryan
democrat and would be willing to take
either Watson or Sewall il 1t would insure
the election OF Bryan, but the populist
leaders here in this county are crying,
II We can't get Watson, We will iake Me
kiney and Hobart" Tomorrow the lead
crs OF the peoples party, the single rold
standard democrats aud republicans Viii
have general blowout Speakers of all
threce parties are expected. The Two last
named parties leaders say that they are
going TO support the peoples party candi-
date Tor congress. while in turn the leaders
OF the peoples party have agreed to sup
port republican electors. or. in other words
II voter doesn't wish 20 vote Tor
republican electors they Will be
shown the fifteen electors appoint
ed by he peoples party and prevailed
on TO vote for them. Who those fifteen
electors will vote for is not kuown--futhci
than some Of them have personally said
they would not vote for Bryan, henre the
reason for the silver democrats lot enter
taillug any proposition from the State COM
uittee OF The people IS party toward fusion
is In part shown No National people
party campaign literature is circulated heIt
by hat party. but iu lieu our country Is
flooded with gold standard ana repubtlea
u fs .f..
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THE HIGHER conn

Fort Worth, Texas, 0clom, 4
court of civil appeals, sesoua 4
Cases aflirmed-Webb '" ~
bell. from Randall; Tneo' III H..
State of Texas, from Jones' ~
senting. ,.,a -
Wright and C. r. Sanders sv - 4
TO remaining defendants ,s,y
dercd-G. c. Wright e' a. :"
from Jack, ,p n
Reversed and remandea.m.,
VS.. X. Thomas, from p9us
Cases submitted-Haful''pp ~
VS.. w. II. Tension, iIoa ~
House VS.. Security Mo' va
company, from Cottle; NV,
vesting Machine compan! ~ a
mons. from Wichita; W e IA
graph company vs.. R. c. I'd
Cooke; Houston and TeIa, m nj
company VS.. j. W, Wrlsl nr,,s,|
Fort Worth and New v'. nj
company VS.. C. l.. Haneeh
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SMITH ON TIE HusTINGs.

Alvin. rexas. October 3l.-son. George
W. Smith OF Houston, ox-seorctary OF
state. Was greeted by large crowd at
he opera house here yesterday He dis
cussed the question OF finance ana free
coinage OF silver In most philosophical
aud statesmarlke manner, and presented
arguments ana facts in favor Of the rcstor-
otion Of silver ms the standard money Of
the Nation which were positively unan-
swerahlc. Judge Smith CLOSED with an up
peal fun NJ fcrvl eloquence and patriot
ism TO the people 70 stand by Bryan, Cul-
bersou and thu entire district AMI county
democratic ticket His speech was VOL re-
coivod and heartily appmuded at every
telling point