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William Downs Dead.

William s. Downs died at his home, 2s Derby avenue, Derby, Tuesday after noon. He had been complaining for some time with a heart difficulty and was under doctors care. For a time he seemed to improve, but a few days ago he suddenly grew worse and al- though he was given every attention, he continued to fail until Tuesday morning it became apparent to his at tendants that death was near.
 Mir. Downs was Mason, being a member of King Hiram lodge. He was also member of Solomon chapter, R. A. M, and New Haven commandery, E. T. He took a deep interest in the doings Of the fraternity and was always active in advancing the work of charity and brotherly love.
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sneclal Message Expected.

that the, president will at an early date send to the house a special message bearing upon the subject of the Mica ragua canal. Meanwhile the sub-com- mittee of the house commerce com mission, to which the several Nica- raguan bills have been referred has begun it's session with view to for mulating a measure looking to the con- struction of the canal. Senator Morgan Chief Engineer Menocal of the navy and other gentlemen will appear before the subcommittee.
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NEW HAVEN, CONN.
NEw ADvERrIsEMENrs TO-DAY.

A Leak-Connecticut Clothing Co. Bargains-Howe x Stetson, Calenders-C Charles Wilson x Co. DaIly Chat-Alalley. Neely Co. lr. Greene's Nervura-At Druggists. Dr. kennedys FaVorite Remedy-At Druggists. Dentistry-G G. Il. Gidney. Entertainment-Warne Hall. Entert,iuinent-GrandO Opera House. For Rent-Rooms -l35 Wall Street. For Sale-FiXtures-51s Chapel street. For e--Seighs-Broekett < Futile Co. Grand Shopping E..lporium-F. M. Browh@ @Co Great Reduction-Fr E. Brooks. lus surance-Aetnn Lie. Masquerade-Arion Singing Society. Wash Goods-Chas. Monson Co. Wines-E E. E. Hall X Son.
 Wanted-Position- on-Correspondent,T This Ofhce Wan .ed--Situations--lU Church Street. Want nted-Situation-I. J., This Office. Wan ed-Solo-P. 0. Box SS.
 Wan ed-Cook--67 Dwight Street.
 WancSl-Situation- West Ivy Street. Wanted-Situation-45 Nicoll Street.
 Waisted-Girl-30i Crown Street.
 Walted- -Situation-S., This Office.
 Wanted--Situation- Lloyd Street.
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Will Meet the Sultan.

London, Feb GA dispatch from Constantinople says M Stoiloff, the Bull garian prime minister, will have con- ference with the sultan tomorrow, dur ing which he will request the sultan to recognize Prince Ferdinand as the ruler of Bulgaria.
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Missed Three Birds.

Monte Carlo, Feb 5.-In the pigeon shooting to-day four rounds of the con- test for the grand prix, in which there were 1O2 competitors, were finished. Dolan, the American competitor, miss ed three birds, Roberts missed two and Heygate and Barker one each
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Annual Exhibitiou.

The annual exhibition of the New Ha- ven Turner's will be held in the Hype- rion on April If. It is expected that there will be upwards of 800 members CT the stage.
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Huston,s Bank Fails.

Connersville, Ind, Feb. 5.-The Citl- zens' bank, owned by ex-United States Treasurer Huston, assigned to-day. The statement says that all deposits will be paid in full in three months.
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IT q MEYERS Observer

U, G. MEYERS, Observer. Note.-A mlnus sign [-l preiXed to ther- mometer readings indicates temperature be- low zero.
 App in connection with rainfall Indicates a trace of rainfall too small to measure. Snow is melted and resulting depth Of water not known. *Below zero.
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Bowling Contest.

Tn match game between the Senla- phore and Defender Bowling clubs last evening the following scores were made:
 SEMAPHORES
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Mean temperature. 3l.
 Max. tempernJure. 5.
 Min. temperaJure. %.
 Precipitation .2l inches.
 Max. velocity of wind. 20-N. Accumulated deficiency or daily mean tenn perature slncc January l, 45 degree: or an average daily deficiency or I.2 degrees. Total deficiency in precipitation since Janu- ary l. 1.94 inches.
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MALLEYsNEErY%@.
TELEPHONE No. a2s.

TELEPHONE No. 323. People Like To Look
 and we like to have them look. Look as long as you please without any sort of obligatory feeling about buy ing. Make yourself perfect ly at home.
 If you are annoyed by either too much or too little attention, the firm desire to know it. It is our purpose to have goods thoroughly shown whether you buy or not. We would not know ingly permit, even negative dlScourtesy.
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WE.4THER RECORD.

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
 OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.
 WASHINGTON, D. C.. Feb. 5, 1896. p.m Forecast for Thursday-For Massachusetts, Rhode lsland and Connecticut: Rain, north easterly winds increasing in force. For eastern New York: Fair in northern, rain in southern portion; northeasterly winds, increasing in force.
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HiIlhouse Scholars who fetch in their writing

buy ithere, can s.ssam have it.stamped, IVsEsEA as shownin cut, EE@ only with Yale blue ink, at the
 rate of I3c. "a quire.
 Stationery Counter.
 Wearing Winter Goods but thinking about Spring Goods. That's what women are doing, judging from the commotion along our Dress Goods Counter. There the Spring Goods are already flirting with every lady who looks.
 Main Entrance,ILeft Aisle. New FlannelsEHere
 A case of Fancy Outing Flannel just landed. Pretty flannel; good flannel cheap flannel from a price point of view. It's a sort we've never had. Don't believe you'll find 1t anywhere else in New Haven. Full 27. inches wide. Price SC a yd. Trade Table No.I
 Have Your Eyes Fitted free of charge by an Opti- clan of 20 years experience. We never make any charge for fitting a jacket, a pair of gloves or a pair of shoes. Why should we charge for fitting glasses?
 Optical Counter.
 A Mat At The Door
 for bad weather. Our Coca Mats, at 38c. each and more. The odds and ends ef Body and Tapestry Brus- sels Carpet, run from IS to $ yds. Ingrains, 10 to I5 yds. Prices shortened ac- cordingly to be sure. Short pieces of Oil Cloth priced at a mere song.
 Carpet Hall, Second Floor .NALlMtNEE[YsMap{e.
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Local Weather Report. FOR FEBRUARY 5. 1896.
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What'lI The Weather Be ?

Answered every day by the Governments Official Bulletin posted at our Eleva- tor entrance, main floor.
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INSTANTLY,

Lakeville, Feb. Erred Moffatt of Willlmantic, brakeman on the New England railroad, was instantly killed at Vernon station this morning. He was opening a coupling of an air brake when he slipped and was struck by the hralya hoo n,
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BURIED TOMORROW.

! Winsted, Feb. 1.-The funeral of the late Spencer W. Coe takes place Friday at p. m. from Meadow Brook Farm. Owing to Dr. Parkhursts absence in the west, Rev. J. Spencer Voorhees, of Winsted will officiate. The burial will be in WoodlaMn cemetery. New York
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BURNED WITH CEMENT.

Hartford, Feb. 5.-Edward Welles and Harry Atkinson were badly burned by boiling cement in the rubber room of the Aetna works at New Britain to-day Welles was dipping some knife handles in the cement, when he became over come with the fumes and fell with both aEns into the vat. The vat overturned and spilled upon Atkinson The flesh was literally burned from both of Welles' arms. Atkinson's right arm and face were terribly burned.
 FIELD A COMPLAINT.
 Hartford, Feb. 5.-The Edison Electric Light company of Schenectady, N. Y, and the Edison General Electric compa- ny of New York to-day filed in the Unit ed States circuit court two bills of com plaint in equity against the Aetna Flee tric company of West Virginia. with an office in this city. The bills allege in Judgements of a patented improvement in incandescent electric lamps
 ISSUED A ACQUISITION.
 Hartford, Feb. 5.-Governor Coffin to- day issued requisition on the governor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-27

Marble Falls, Texas, December a5.-Thc
Baptist and Methodist churches were both
decorated to receive Santa Claus. aud the
for Santa Claus was there, much to the
mirth OF both old and young.
The Methodists had a tree beautifully
decorated with useful and costly presents
The exercises were opened by an anthem
and prayer. Rev. Phinncy made q short
and appropriate address, and then the pres
ents were distributed to the anxious audi
ence.
The Baptists had an old fashioned fire
place. with mantel scene, with the trali-
tonal stockings, which were capacious and
stuned from toe TO top with neat gauze
sacks, hlled with fruits and candies The
exercises were opened with an anthem and
prayer The next on the programme was
Playing Bluebeard," by Lloyd Lawson
aged years and his little sister Maize.
aged 3. 1t was truly wonderful how these
little tots acted the piece and kept the
audience excited with mirth and admira
ton. Next Santa Claus made his appear
anee in the door and as he passed up the
aisle and took stand in front he was
greeted by the children with clapping of
hands. He proceeded to distribute the sacks
among them, after which sixteen small girls
in uniform beautifully executed the lag
drill,
The Post correspondent with pleasure ac-
oepted the cordial invitation to dine with
the family of Ex-Governor Roberts The
large, long table, surrounded by happy
faces, tones Of cheerfulness looks Of kind
ness and lively talk, the splendid display
OF plate, glass and china aroused sweet
old memories of happy family reunions o.
dear old Georgia. Each course from soup
10 dessert. demonstrated that an adept in
the culinary art superintendent the menu.
Governor and Mrs. Roberts certainly UNI
derstsnd that hospitality for which the
South is so noted.
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ER11rs AND NrTS

APPLES-M Missouri and Arkansas. e2.soG
975. New York Baldwin and Sp.g, 500 per
tbl. Inferior stock. Sl.Htnl75.
BANANAS--Per bunch, packed for ship
nieni. 81 50dl15. loose punches I.23pl -.
COCOANUTS-s31 5i4co per hundred; sSi
CRANBERRIEs- 5oo275 rer box. bar
rels 81 isai7Q0
GRAPES Msla ga In 60-lh hbls s5.5cqI7 90.
IENONS-M ess-ua ana Palermo choice
s. %: fancy t5cp401
NUTS Brazil. DC per pound, filber.s
Sicily lie Naples l2i.7 walnuts Il1I3c.
peanuts 5p5i.c, almonds, Taragona. 1-p
is- per pound. n sacks pccans 7l-gSi.c.
ANCES-MeXican. $3.50 400: Caliror-
MIA navels. Sior; California seedlings, So 10
as per box.
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FORECASTS BY POSTED
AS Nuc Temperature in January Will Be Above IL. S,n
BiNelOW Writes on .Lannary Storms :,

ST. Joseph Mo- December 26Aly bulletin esvs ,,.
wave to the continent 3lst and the n an
coast about January Rockies count nv
trail valleys Sd to 9TH, Eastern We
Warm will of Rockies cour,rv 49,.
trail valleys 3D. Eastern will eros, M w.,
Try about January great central valleys Eastern sta. Nh
This disturbance will beginning OF the h,b .u
period and while northern
not much precipitation will Missisp river
Immediately preceding this wave the weather will - M
ately following it. NJ
The second disturbance reach the Pacific c, .
the Rockies central valleys MI
States 18TH
Warm will Rockies country about IN
leys 9TH Eastern States
about 10th. valleys Eastern States 18th
This disturbance high Temperature tra
and the will than in the preceding dh
The cool following will probably preceding I'll
but the fall in will much greater
feet Precipitation will be light.
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MUNYON'S
W0R K
THor<ANpS OF PEOPLE

II
proved homeopathic Remedies.
Ask Yoar DruEsist for Munyon's
6afdc to Hcalth-Buy q ANCIENT
Munyon Remedy and Cure Your
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Munyon's Rheumatism Cure seldom fails
10 relieve IN o5e 10 three hours, and cares
in few days Price Csc.
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure positively cures
all forms of indigestion and stomach
trouble. Free. q cents.
Menycns Goa Cure prevents pneumonia
aud breaks UP cold in few hours, Price,
IS cents.
Munyon's Cough cure stops coughs. aigAi
sweAis. allsys soreness and speedily heals
lie lrugs. Price. - cents
Munyon's Kidney Cure speedily cures
pains n she back. ioins o. sro.uS and all
forms @. kidney disease Price. IS cents
Munyens Riood Cure graduates ell i'm.
ruTliies O. The blood Munyon's female
remedies are Z hooa 10 women Munyon's
Nerve Cure cures all forms Of nervousness.
Munyon's diSereai cures for children ara
o, urtc.l value 10 mothers
4 separate cure for each disease Al all
druggists. mostly - cents a vial
Personal letters 10 Professo. MGnyon
1905 Arch street. Philadelphia Pa. an
svsTei With free medical advice for any
disease.
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Fraudulent Money Orders.

Chicago, December 26, A man whose
name is thought to be w. Ferris is unde,
arrest here and is supposed to be the same
man who last month succeeded in having
me proprietors OF the Grand hotel ana
Gilsey house in New York cash bogls post
office money orders. He tried The same
game On the Lexington hotel here The
money order blanks 'rere stolen from the
postoffice at Granville, Ohio.
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Pensions have been issued to citizens Of
Teas as follows:
Issue of December s, ls96-Additional
Albert Rollins. Conroe. Montgomery coun-
". Mexican war widows. Emma j. Nc
Donald, Willow Point, Wise county.
Issue OF December TO- iS9s-Original.
Matthew Wilson. Mason, Mason county:
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DRIED FRUITS.

APPLES-Fancy sliced In boxes. 4h1
nc; choice eVaporated SIC. fancy sac.
cTTRON -iic per pound.
FIGS-Turkish layer. lzuljc.
Ct'RRANTS- bhis. Sc; cleaned cur
rants IN boxes. e; IN lib cartons, TIC.
NECTARfNE S-EVaporat 7Gsc.
PEACHES Evaporated, unpeeled. Sc.
PEARS Evoporated, SIC.
APRICOTS t0Hl0isc.
RA1S1NS California l.. L.. boxes. new
81 ttft =. i,-boX l.. l.. rais!ns. Coo; crown
J.. 81 ralsins. % 10 boxes. sc; crown l..
" 80 10 boxes. 5i2c.
PRIMES = Crop OF 1906: California
s.. s,..c: 60-7Os 7c 50-Gos Sc 1866 sc silver
urnnes Sc ruby primes SIC.
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pAINrs AND OILS.

oIIe-Ilnsced. IN bbls.. raw Sc: boiled.
SO; petroleum; l19-test, n hhs l5c In
stove gasoline, N cases. fl-1H, n bbls.. he d.
Erp.ou OIL in bb.s. lsc;. N cases. $50;
castor oil. medical pure. SLoo; turpentine.
Ia bpls.. 81.
WHITE LEAD-Strctly pure 6I6Mc;
standard whitr lea / liac. painters &C.
WINDOW CLASSIC boxes, 90 ana 10
to 90 and 10 per cent discount new list.
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JANUARY nSN7l WEATHER.

AS general average tho temperature will
periods Will
far from I'd
part of the month will be 18th coolest Goth
and 26h These MI
ppi river and the will further m
three days earlier of
The best ice weather Will January and 49, Ice viii &
usually thick and ice should all their Opportunities
tie blocks
Temperature OF the week ending January will below sanl
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HOUSTON PRICE CURRENT.

80 ql 20. ss.ohs sfe reNts,9 dallE ana
Z tAsif cofr@ftness can De relied upo1. The
lTlfes are incee ruhng ~ the Houston
/ N.e.tsaie markets.
AALE. 1NEAs p D.amon1, sis5 per
/ st9ss, Idzlss n t'n ooNeS. Y.9 per gross
{ 1g!uft.' o'a '-e per ao1en o Aes, castor O.!
90. ,,'ss,l,f,-,.,-.,l,,. ,,..,-- ,..
: \ " VI MILTON -Powter. per keg. N.-Sp
/ 80. blasting 70" ger Wy p.r keg, agents
/ Ii.I- e.vp aAot. Ter eacA. sI-Ve !-"J' oIch
( F-,.yf * s
y - NOR. ~, h9N =, =. g, n
Z Sax - .e-s' pItikld-' - - Try s..'
/ gg'-s' Nv forS salt bellies. saNlc;
( " esfern sat bellies. DC; smoked bellies
( w So.
hAtt5iNT AND les, ROAD lois, (.
houston or Gai'esiou; Tagging =
pound. 5--r, @4-lb. e, @i--lb. lizc, Ties,
arrow. NA'. pe.;a $40. In sms ios from
store, Qassins ~ per yard higher. ties
o. PEI ~ ale neeer
8AklNG POW bEis-ApeX. lib. s-rp'
I'D "; To- 's-lh o.; Victor. 10. per COZ
!o pcr doz.. 8 %. ig-lo. s. 3d. Aa-lb. SOC; *.
-9-pz cans :. W FER ioz. Pre- IG-oz.
40 rer doz' Royal i6-oz-, ssei
Gan = III FRIfT-Pcr dozen Straw
hsrrcs 'pcatipl. pnss pp!es, s,and4r1 $l0j
d ~, tye.ess ard core.e-s. 81 70. -ec ords.
tfH.t-, pears. standard s9c4fl w., clipper
iier,~it pe-iis PIP 81 IN Tvs. s-lb. usof
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London MtlrAT.

London, December 2G--l'hc weather dur
Ing the week has been favorable and tho
crops are doing well. Wheat in the mar
ket had IL holiday. but owing TO Amer
lean advices II was Sd to 81 with light
offers. There was a moderate demand FOR
oargoes and a good business was done N
parcels The general position IL hopetul
and the country marko. steadier. CAitor-
36s cd. Northern spring parcels, January
ana February deliveries. were quoted at
EOS Cd Flour was fairly strong, I'll bet
ter and in quiet demand.
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r @ Ashe-In the line Q. poultry the
turkey has had fun sway this week. snd
completely captured the market. Chickens
were given TO though; and quite supply
has accumulated. Geese have been in good
demand ard brought fair prices Bur the
turkey Coz the best price for his head, and
was thus eomfortei for the sacrifice he
made
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City. Mo. December 2G.-Cattle-
Receipts, 1900. shipments, 200; market
steady 10 shade lower. Texas steers. $40
sJ3.4O: Texas CONS, l.5oq25o native COWS
and heifers, 95DU3S5; stockers aud feed
ers 1Otfl3S So; bulls. 1.61u2gO. Hogs Re
celpts, 5000; shipments. 100. market opened
strong TO &c higher closed weak bulk
Of sales 3.2od3S5; heavlesA 3lol531 pack,
eiaS5: workers.. 3.3oa325; pigs, S,ooaS25
Sbeeu-Rs,eipts. 800; shipments. 1909: mar
ket strong lambs, 2,7594Go; muttons. 2.~w
Or
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GALVESTON STOCK.
OCEAN FREIGHTS.

The following ocean freights (steam) on
cotton are quoted today:
From Calves : on; LIVERPOOL "a PEE,
YORK, 43c per 100 pounds.
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JANUARY STORMS.

Professor Bgeow has compile ns
facts from a study o January storms
On examining the pressure m
cold
the Dakotas and down a
25loohs winter while the Temperature
the about 20 degrees summer ~
tons due passing these States ana =
all the observed changes small that in this
Ing wide and some very slight 1t would be nearly correct
in order obtain individual that can DO nosa
from the winter that MAKE y
changes. winds. gales na -
they after the other it will easily be inferred wn.s
numbers really the action of the earth nepau M
by way of contrast the amplitude changes are not one'
this take place IN lns MI
peculiarly interesting from hs - q
other region known the northern southern hemia~ u
output of energy S III. c,.s :
The peculiarly type prevailing IN the "
the winter compared even sipe 4 ~
ent upon it There doubtless large number OF causes I'm
this result possible specify Of them aha .. ~
In connection with the February storms when this SCI
maximum power.
stormy conditions thus generated the extreme N ss u
nagated eastward in series Of irregular spsne ry
that intensity diminishing
the Atlantic eoass
lying great eastward drift current -
changes all uequeny these az .-,
TO reach Gulf with gales and cold waves M :, ~ vaf n
Southwestern States Texas in reality the ~ covering
Manitoba activity of single s' ~. ~.
ana miles when tho interchangng winds highs and %
Conspicuous distribution of the os'n n.
the winter approaches the number oil storms ,husrd
States increases decidedly and tina, the
slopes May to December n . .eyesn
six in ms January to April Ina ~
month a 1SSiS9 Inc eh "a The ~
Central valleys the w t.p nu
beginning in the Northwest , = Lvrh
they recurve to n ,hs north
effects apparently the great highs forming storm
which to the south and proper ' ~
the tracks just indicated . ~, several districts p@ y -.
following data for January In the Ten h Sortb Pacific M .
others formed on the South Pacific the Eastern
Ohio valley.
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Berlug-Cortes Hardware eompany-The
orders FOR holiday goods in the hardware
line were quite large. and fully up TO our
expectations. All classes Of ammunition are
). l.lng we'll. and general frade Is god
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David s. Puckett, HaIesbofo, Keu IINtr
county.
Issue OF December II. 1886 - Original,
Louis Krumnl, San Antonio. BeXar county
Restoration and increase. Enoch Smith, de-
ceased Sherman. Grayson county. Increase
Frederick Zethraus, Paris, Lamar county
Original widows, etc, Mary A. smith, she'-
man, Grayson county, Texas.
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Galveston. Texas, December 20 The
movement of cotton at 80 leading Texas
Interior towns for tho week end ng to-
day, az reported &c the secretary of the
Galveston Cotton Exchange was as fol-
lows:
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sorneT bat stiff. Bran and chops are selling
freely al unchanged quotations.
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GALVESTON STATEMENT.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.

The total receipts of cotton at Galveston
today were 1865 bales. as follows:
BY International and Great Northern
railway AL.
~ Galveston La Porte and Houston
railway 1854.
Shiprlonts-To Iavre, per So Kendall
Castle. $50; to Bremen, per IS Fulwcll
520S; to New York, per 50 Alamo. 500.
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GRAIN AID HAY

Carload lots. job cars. from mills. deal
ers charge from store 5u10c more per 100
lbs o. bran. 2a3c per bushel on oats and
corn.
RRAN ga SOC.
CHOPPED CORN-72isc per 100 lbs.
CORN-3sN Zoe.
OATS-'rexas and Kansas 2SG30c No. 2.
Nebraska. 3o132c.
HAY-Alfa a. SIC 5oQl35o per ton; mil
let. sll son 13 80: timothy, NA,o0Q 1900: South
Texas prairie g. 0OUG.c0.
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SIS Tolosa, Barry. Nov. q.

IS I nptt N, TTdTIIdN, IJtC. IT.
IS Victoria, Sunderland, Dec. 22.
Sch Osrar Z. Schmidt. Reedy Island. DO,
tober 81.
Sch James l.. Bayles. New York. Dec. l.
Sch Senator sullivan. New Bedford. Nov
60
Bark Gencs.a, Rio Janeiro. November
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vances. iOi. I'D and l6d, SC. sd and %. iNc:
Sd and "a. aec. ii and u. SOC; Sd. 45c. I'd.
TSc
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ST. LOUIS

ST. Louis Mo, December 2G.--Cattle--Re-
cc!t's 1o0o; shipments not reported; mar
ket st~org and active: native shipping
steers 3.00Q5.0n Dressed beef and butch
c-s' stcer", 3.55fi 100 steers under H.
pounds 2.5pIji ~. s'oclSers and feeders / ~
1896. -ows and heifrrs. L2i 1850: TeXars
steNly 1T the recent advance; fed steers.
500 ~: grass Steers, 25eit3 80: cows, i.5n
W2-P HogS-keceipis lVGG. shipments not
reported. matkct strong. 5Il0r higher;
light, 3.2pd54e mixed. 3.00p335; heavy. . 30
M3,4o. sheer -Reeeip-s 500 no shipments
reported, market steady; muhtons. 25cfF
IS; clills, l.25uA50 southwestern 2S5f
5. u: lambs, 3.n1TG0p