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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-09-14
ALL SORTS OF SPORTS.

Peter Maher will train at New
Utrecht for his fight with Choynski.
Charley Mitchell is coming back tc
America just as soon as the racing sea-
son in England is over.
Peter Jackson was arrested in London
recently for being drunk and disorderly
and was fined 5 shillings.
Page, 2:093I, the sensational pacing
horse, is to be starter in the Transyl-
vania stake at Lexington this fall if be
keeps right.
In Omaha there has been organized Il
society called the Omaha Exposition
Driving club, the object of which will
be to stimulate interest III the horse.
Frank p. Slavin and Joe McAuliffe
are matched to box in San Francisco
some time next month under the auspi-
ces of the Occidental club Of that city.
Entries for the ninth annual champ.
onship track and field meeting of the
Amateur Athletic union, to be held at
Manhattan field, New York city, on
Sept. ~, will close ON Sept. 8.
Dan Creedon is one of the latest to
issue a challenge to fight Tom Sharkey.
Creedon says that he will follow the ex-
sailor and do his utmost to induce Shar-
key TO meet him in limited round bout.
Charles M. Smith of Greenport, N.
Y, who, with his former partner, de-
signed the ocean yacht Coronet, which
defeated the Dauntless in u voyage
across the Atlantic ocean, has become
insane.
Sunday, Oct. 4, is the date selected
by E. S. Edwards of the Century wheel
men to make a trial for the record be-
tween New York city and Philadelphia
and return, now held by Charles P.
Stanhnch
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In class all by himself comes Young
Critic, the little Australian. He takes
on featherweights, lightweights, welter-
weights and even middleweights. He
can't whip any champion in any class
because he can't punch hard enough,
but no champion under middleweight
can whip him, for he has the most mag
nifioent guard Of any man who ever en-
tered the squared circle. He has splen-
did eye as well as nerve and can toss
aside blows as easily as he can swallow
a stein of lager. Middleweight Dan
Creedon could do no better than make an
eight round draw with him in Australia,
and the worlds lightweight and feath-
erweight champions, Kid Lavigne and
George Dixon, could do no better in
the two or three 30 round bouts each
has had with him. If Critic were stiff
puncher, he could whip anything near
his weight. He calls himself ''the feath-
er," but since he has been sampling
American ale he has swelled up to "a
point between lightweight and weller
weight. He can get to 1873, though
without trouble, too big for Dixon and
bit too little for Lavigne Buffalo
Express.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-09-14

Last August, while working in the
harvest field l became overheated, was
suddenly attacked with cramps and
was nearly dead, Mr.. Cummings, the
lains Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy which completely relieved
me. now keep bottle of the remedy
handy. A. NJ. BUNNELL, Centerville,
Wash. For sale by all druggists and
dealers. Benson, smith & Co., agents
for the Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-09-14
WITH THE FIRST REGIMENT
SOME MISUNDERSTANDING ABOUT
THE NEW RANGE.
Company \ and the Ball Meets
This Evening-B ndidatcs--Match
between ID and the Police.

Company \ had Il large turnout at
the business meeting Saturday nigh
The business had t. deal with the
great ball to take place tomorrow
evening. Some minor routine matters
we're also disposed of.
Company II will meet at 1870 this
evening for the election of members
and transaction of routine business.
Company d will not meet any more
during the vacation unless something
very important turns up later.
The board for the examination OF
non-coms. will meet at regimental
Headquarters at T:3O sharp this even
ing. Four persons have been recon-
meuded and the board hopes to have
them all present.
On account of delay in getting
lumber down to Ka<aako the walk
out to the bull,hcads to be used by
the markers was not finished Saturday
afternoon and Sergt. Elvin put his foot
down so that no one could shoot until
the markers could get out dry. The
announcement made by men close to
| the lob that all would he ready incon-
| yenienced several marksmen. G, ID. b
! and \ men were down Saturday after
noon. and IA team of II men Sunday
morning.
There is still no lumber for the
walk and no one seems to know when
it will be there. The range is in other
respects practically finished. \ little
work i'm the way of finishing off the
stalls and setting up gun racks is go
| ing on. 1t begins to look like that
not only the teams but the worlimen
will have to wait on that walk. Elvin
saws he will allow no shooting until
every plank of it is laid.
First Regiment base ball stock is
up again Next Saturday will be Il
long pull, strong pull and pull all
together to even up with the Stars.
The team will be stronger than ever
before. Jock Mcguire and Henry
| Nierra have engaged to coach. They
will be compelled to stand outside the
foul line and will not be allowed to
| shout but twice in the same breath
The military event of this week will
be the hop of Company \ to take place
tomorrow evening. For the occasion
the drill shed will be handsomely dec
Grated with national and code flags.
evergreens and bunting. \ splendid
| program has been arranged and all
will be given fine time. Tickets may
be had at Benson. Smith d Co.'S,
Harris and other places.
The "Ole Olesen" company will have
rehearsal again this evening.
An effort is being made to get all
of Company c men off next Saturday
so that the company can leave on Che
early morning train for an encamp-
ment at Waianae.
Sergts. Giles and Tracey, Corp.
Storey and Private p. H. Foster are
candidates for he vacant lieutenancy
in Company b.
Company d will shoot IA match with
the police next Saturday. The latter
will score in the morning and the
former in the afternoon.
Last August, while working in the
harvest field l became overheated, was
suddenly attacked with cramps and
was nearly dead Mr.. Cummings, the
druggist, gave me a dose of Chamber.
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"About ten years ago, while en-
gagged in shunting, my foot caught
between the rails, and my leg was
fractured below the knee. 1t healed
in time, but l have been troubled
ever since with swollen veins, and
have been obliged, at times, to wear
a bandage. About year ago it be-
came much worse. and | feared l
should be obliged to give up my
work. A friend advised me to try
Ayers Sarsaparilla. l did so, and
after taking four bottles the swell
ing disappeared, and l have not
been troubled with it since"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-29

Arhuokleg and tho NprX brand Of roaatad
'ol'eoa declined 'sc per pauni to-day
The butter marl,ct ~ very firm ana tho
b'F' Nlsm Hadgs are reported sca,,e.
Ege' w.ro hcomug today. The cold wavc
'a1pioe prices to advance : canta per
dogou.
NJ hog products are slightly higher. dun
to the advance IN the speculative markete
tcday ana yesterday
Receipts o. poultry have been rather
ilsht since rlanhagivnE Csiokcus are In
better demand, though not bringing hjebcf
NuW orleans letter SAYS thnt nm,
hSilie molasa,o la scarce and hard 10 rci
mo rerelpIa of susars or the Wcek wrre
over "e'opl barrels, and about all sold. tho
Nust being the principal buyer
Concerning rive letter from Now or.
ners says The crop last ycur amounted
Ia about Lies 600 hngs hut We doub, y5ry
much If we wilt receive $50 .o0o bags ms
year YOU eau form YOUR own concjuslo,a
from TINS Information Ns TO what the pro,
poets arc Tor higher prices before the sea,
BOu ia over "
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Cotton Points.

Houston expects 1000 to 5000 bales Mon
day, against 6i33 on the same dny ms,
year New Orleans % OOO to 5000 against
l2,4Gi. "s''"s'
Sondhelm of New York advised Cargiu
large and may sell market some l,,rr,'
longs selling"
he following visitors were re,i.tsrs1
az the Houston Cotton Exchange tolav'
Mr., and Mrs, H. Hudgins of Chanpall Nm
ana MI and Mrs. j. Il. Robertson OF Bren.
Houston has received Il2i bales OF WAGON
T Tms this season AGAINST 1919 last Var,
Hu'ihS the past two weeks wnron 80
oelp's here have amounted to !oSS balcs
tables were received from f.,var,.,.,i
tsroay stating that Manchester adj i.es .yor,
uifappolniine and more looms won, .,a,
Ping ana that 10000 were cll.nist,1 'p =.
nave stopped IN Lancashire alone. "
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not >ToN rnigE CURRENT.

Thcs' quotations nrr re,lnal 9olv AGA,
Ntlr correctness can be relte1 upou IhS
prices arc those ruling IN Tho Houstnn
Wholesale markets. '''"7'""
ANLf GREASE. diamond "a, -
eioss fraaer, IN TN huNos, So 10 der r~oss
E9lugn MNtoo per dozen boxes. Sas,nt
AMACN trtON- Powder nnr lo, ,,o,.
so. blasting powder. $500 pcr re ,nf N'i,
GritSnS S, crop SHOT per sack, 81 a5iii.SO hack
BACON Short clear. hoxea s,.ot,,..
sucks, lic less, breakfast. SION. 800 n
kTohci New York salt bottles sSsEs,s,
s W,s e;et,n salt bellies. &c. smoked bellies
TAGGING AND TIES Carload io,s
@ e. HOUSTON or Galveston: nargtne' y
10. s|;c a-in &c; 2h-lb, ine; Ties, Arrow
S ~ i,olta, VIZ. In small lots from store
bundle higher, ''V' ~ per
BAl!ING PoWDER-Apex. lin yeo.
.g-l1. VIC: h-lD. I9c; Victor, lib, per dozen
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Now York. NoyemIcr gs..-nnhhnr1 l3rn.

~" IoTN' N0Vem0or 2N,--IIuhbar1 BROS
" No''s cotton letter says The move
Neii OF the crop today Was more than
'he market could stani. especially as
arse sa'es Of cotton for European account
were mN"ie throughout The entire session
i, IT. was The posting of Savannah res pts
WI caused ne commencement oil Inc
1HovHnr and, WIZ sight RALLIES, tho ma
40 continued weak TO the close of bus.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO.
The leading futures ranged a. follows,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-29

H. Norreeted daily FOR The Fast by TIA
~, Worth steekyards rompany)
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y EYV YORK

New York November -Wheat-Rr
hard sea- OPTIONS opened strnn. mi
HGNuh, ct To- roeurd pr.ces on h.ahor "a
1,,,,s' strength. Of the domestic cash sit a
noil ana small spriuE whent receipts later
hr1cted ana lost all tho advance throiigh
,n'1VE realizing and fore IN selling, clos
tuIE, uhyHungQq; May S9h December qDl,
i.ltS urn; Galveston II. Burnos Avres
dfN nom 'nal; ToNas dry TO- California i5iL
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

New York, November 2S-Cotton aeca
nt uuu meal nominal prime crude oil in
'drIeis' slHpssc, primo summer sclIow In
CilS.ro. o''' '''"'' Ah"
New orleans, November ?S.-'nhe rnorl,o,
lpr COTTON seed products Is steady ana mn
.nnhgedi prime crudc Oil In bunk, 49,.
prime summer yellow, in barrels asi5c,
Ia, sli,w per short ton; cake, long ton
Tor export. ST50PlSeO 100 Vs.
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t--'go November eS-Todav's cattle
nEi rkei was OF the uruai sa-~~.y char
NV'eI' ihe reoeints were q, sposod 0t Tr>>
ny az unchanged pr,cos.
IN hogs thcre was an advance today 81
olluC sales were mate az i0i}s "a Gar
,oNunon 20 best drOves. the Creator mari
S'@o, vine piss brought 2iOus lS: rough
nS9NN So~s were. as usual, the lowest
sNtvts. ana choice me Hum and liuht
we.shis sold the highest 'N"'
HHSep an lambs sold readily on tho
~ oi Yesterdays prlcrs: salcs WEI
&C ny t@f@.2S fer Inferior up II SEN
~ Tor 0hoce to extra export er,ips.
y. e,stss,rne q lling AZ 2.t'H9.s5 lambs hi
o. S 9,..sp,,Y n Tor common n prime Hooks
reading lots going at 8. 5lGS "a NO.
600. wv "'N9 i''v"' sheep
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New NNvif

New York November 2s-snr,r Nm,
quiet FAIR refining s7-S; centrifugal "A
ieN'lont rS \ ~ GRADUATED las
sSitr steady 2,fl- A-iG. granulated strou,
si-lG'SN whites S1i3 7-l6; yel6Ns s1'
- ~. seconds &saS Molasses on n
dun, lpfN1 ''"e"' '@'-' - rNp
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r6 ~, LOUIS. November 2s.- Flour Frncr.
h raae,l ,1gf 10; cxtra fancy. i1a'a'Gi
tHi,n,,ItS, 5'inNa $40; choice 3MGsl0 Wheat
LIONS lower, spot higher: no rel
t,d,n elevator 81: track. .gTa3l, No .
hi,4i." NIX ~ ~ December 90, May. 92,,
GiIl; spot duh. No cash o9t6. Do,n,,,
lei - Nay % rs hid. ontSl fntrr"s
N MN ~ ~1sS' fi"ady; 10. > cash, "a lin.
m, rs Bran Dun ana arm NO
37t Primo t'uiothv ia XIX
u4F oulet. sttadv: nrnilas iN47 20. lin,
".hN' 'Nr ESQ Whisky. lis. Cotton fins
ond hltSins unchaneci forl ifi'l'','
rn, =, Iarl uees iobhlnp. 1897 90 I,b..i
rclp,' am 357ia; choice 3a0 WAGON
ana WIS 10, shorts. ASH. Dry ~,t,
i 'i' ,i'22Ned shoulders, eM>ra short -
~ =. hlNS i25 Shorts -lS7i- a., .,I.-E
corn 60 mo huehels: oats. 9oo0S h Usnn,s
~ AZ ninSNts Flour FnnN barrels: whe1, eo .
XIV hn, hels corn. 5000 bushels; oats. II 'oio
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London, November rs Consols for mon y
IT. f1 per ounce, money 3ii8is, rotn "
KS cunt In the oven market for short nilIs
1.lb ner cent for three months hlls 3 ! (
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BUSINESS TALKS.
Nh"t Few Representative Firm,
Ihtnh OF the situation.

- H. thplhpsub II 90. Fruit and pro-
duce moved out freely just before Thanks
giving There has been slight IAN IN
trade since Them but We are nntirlua, nt
a rushing business during Dec mbar ~.
nave mn line end win De wen preparcd
lot the holiday demand
w II. Cleveland n Co -StYle groceries,
have been quiet for the past syeeI,. onlv a
very few chaueea in prices bSne recorded
Baoox lard ANA all hog PRO No. are hiph.
er while wasted coifees h9vo irntu d@.
cllned y cent per pound frido hollis rr
well. and though not b,ondpr d, ,rn,t, ,i,
very satisfactory our salH have n,,,,,r
good average during Noyrniber.
Ed klam--Ths cold mgp Is inst what
We needed People had Been postnon,pr
their purchases of winIr elethlng and
"p 10 yesterday some vere beginning 10
."in" '"at phly summer apparel would be
needed. The sudden drot In the temner,-
ture has caused rush tor henvlnr ,oo1s
and wo have done spltndld bualnass H.
DAY IN winter underweir. heavy buylneq,
suits and overooAts
berlng- cortes Hardware company-A,
hao been noted in Tho Post. the main mar
ket Is demoralized due TO the collaps, ~
inc trust Prices are much lower but If
Is nearly Impossible to name tho h,sis
upon which they should bo quartrd W.
nope some agreement can be reached som
ny jobbcrs aud manufacturers. The general
heIu#afe trade is good Today our cle4,s
nave been rushed to wait upon the Qua
tomcrs who wanted stoves. ana s,i,s e.,
'hls llno wero especially large.
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s=-s--a
htTrER AND EGGS.

shleaeo. November 2s.-Butter firm.
e,oaaun.ssary ion2s; dairy i0nls, Cheese steaiy
st, I<ssl.s, Nove,nb.s,r' Ss ,,,..
sh9nged. ENys hishcr, is. "'s' '''-
Nnsaa CIV November 1--butter firm.
firm. II. A'0i'' Esss
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HIDES AND WOOL
LONDON Woor.

London. November 2s--The wool auction
,ales souay were very nrm all grades III
einhs Wool wero 10 per cent above the
-, Se'in "a rs ANSrSsa Thy etter,nss ssnounted
Drawn Following ere the sales au detail:
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COTTON MARKET REVIEW.
The American Markets Lest All OF
Fridays Gain.
BIG RECEIPTS CAUSED TIE SLUMP.
Spot Prices Are Firmly Maintained
Despite the Speculative Hcciinc.
Large EAparis Continue.
Office of The Post.

Houston, Saturday, November rs.
Although Liverpool advanced both spots
and futures this morning. the American
markets failed to maintain the bullali
squirt recorded on this side yesterday. New
York closed Is to Is points down. having
lost all OF Fridays advance aid 4 few
points additional. New Orleans showed
a decline of lOQ11 points, being now back
to last Tuesdays figures.
The American spot markets did not show
the sane weakness as futures. and the I'D
vancea recorded yesterday We're maintained
today. There was slightly easier feel
ing, in sympathy with the speculative de-
cline, but 1t is stated that spot holders
generally are not willing to make any con-
cossion Of consequence from posted prices.
Too much cotton coming ill.," is the
cry of many traders, and this is about the
only reason that can be assigned for the
present low prices 1t is true that yes
terdays cables from Manchester were
| rather untavorable, containing predictions
OF curtailed production by spinners. yet
1t is very noticeable that the foreigners
are increasing their stocks of American
cotton as fast as it can be exported. Ex-
ports to Great Britain last week we're
1000 bales more than for the correspond
ing week last year. and total United States
exports for the week were 40 900 more
than during the same period In 1895
Since the beginning OF the prc5on; season
\oreign exports hayq amounted to go. so
BALES, or nearly l.Olo ,0o) bales more than
were exported last VI ar. Such facts as this
would seem just tulllsa. as the biz
receipts are bearis(. for although TIE
amount y cotton }omlng into sight his
season Ms been 1 900 bales in excess
OF last year, yet Me stocks at United
states ports show an excess If only lIa, 100
AID interior towns Just $4,000.
The November movement, though quite
large and exciting bearish comment on
all sides, does not indicate anything wheu
compared with the receipts during the same
months Of 1898 Secretary lIe5ter's state
ment issued yesterday showed that The
movement during the past twonty-soycn
days was $1,000 bales less than for the
''''e ~ ''''' tH'l !ear 'uo 'o'ai
crop was 100000 bales. At today's scs-
sion New York futures oponed s,eod, win
7eo MA for 1annor, ,rho ,,sa N,,1
49,. o. 'e"'s' S"ip
'4 az '-0'' an" from 'nls 'he price dropped
F0pidly' the lowest figures being reached
ON the final call-I.52 1853 against 76GG9
I67 yesterday March sold at 7.s1 hi,hes,
aud "A ,o,.
aN' 'o' 'o"Vs'
"''"''iS o"Vneu WIN ''oo
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ais 3D.. greasy 5alOl cue ensland. Ills
bales. secured igduls 3l4d greasy I4alo, g.
Victoria. 1883 Hilea; secured ji2d Qls 40 !,
greasy 6A6tSd, south Australia, liSj ba.es.
secured NJ ifls "a. greasy 5ps&i. West
ern Australia. 2S6 bal PSI. s,ourca Is I'D;
greasy i%d New Zeahnd. 5js bales. sour.
cd 6Ia0llisd; greasy Tu14d Cape o. q o !
Hone and Natal, ls77 bales secured 7}s!0
Is sd. greasy 2AM7iAd
st; Louis. Mo, November 2S.-Wool-
Unchanged
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
CHICAGO
Tie loading futures ranged as follows:
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y. Per dozen: sao; H,ib n,s5: Alp, SOC:
oaNSb fFT R sGien R9ys isGs s
l;$s: eyeiess and sS eerslss ~; sscan s .
Pears s'a ab so 81 sb cp 5S
1856; peaches, standard, lib. H.i5di25: sec
9nds gib socqtI05; a-lb. s,andaiL, SLoo9
peaches. 57hc; blackberries. it9s5c; SD
standard apples. s5cqsi.co.
| ,CANDY.-Plan candy, 5lsa6,sc; wrapped,
aH n!bhH'y %sfa II Pf'sH M sSsS
peas sLOodi2c. Lama bean.. socasi0O.
st eea benans 79!5c corn gocgsl2 tome sn,
:, CANNED MEATs-IR,oSas'tI 'I beef. Lib.
, ,oya d'' S,l r. %eoa225; IN corned boot
dozen, 3.N; tranklin sausages, lib. $50;
a., a,lo ported ham, dozen. b5qdQe. h-lh
ham dozen, b596Oc; ls-lb devllod ham. 2
dozen. .sLoouiiO.
70 CANDLEs- Granite IS and S. ia7isc;
star candles. s>sU9c.
,GnoFFills-Rl RIO and Cordoya: Fair, 1870
f iSne pTs lnAul5G rholSe i I@S
,Ro9ssted coffee; Apex basis, ioO-ib cases,
slSO. less 20 commission: Arbuckes, In |
az 10 cases $50 10. less &c commission. IN |
6 FLO uR-carlood lots Tidal wave, t5lo;
S :, =, rnlry. second roller patent. $3.50: Sea
nIhph. extra roller fancy q 30, Sea Pearl |
ss.1V, rye hour N.l0; Pumpernickcl $40; |
Speclh rates Ter shrmcnts 10 interior
points: hour IN barrels loo above sacks In
half barrels 30c above barrels
FARlNACEOUS GOODS-firits. homlny
ana cream meal, in bbs, 500; pearl meal.
Y o ioiIb sacSsA slG5 per Dbl of sacks.
tISti -Alaokercl No. l. In lo-ih Kits tlI0
10 NO /. hait bbls. 81 00uG60. sardines.
"mercan quarters. IN oil t29OpS.o0.
- Ms Standard lE.ullc; picnic HAMS.
HoNEY-1n eo-b cans. extracted. gtGc;
~ coinn. ANlpc; l2 To cans. rXtractod. Glgc.
p-Retlned tlcrces. compound 4RtG
M leaf S-sa5l2c; 5o-lb cans, hc higher
nan tlercos, lD-lb cans 3tc higher, l-lb
,e higher 3.ih. ic higher
MpI.AHSES -- Centrifugal. fair. t5dl7c,
'rItle, g54 Zoe; choice open kettle. Hu29c.
hli r. Extra fancy heal. 5l5Ac. fancy
iePof'ea rice, 5Ac; choice. lSsu3c; tair. 8
ROPE Basis for rs. sieal, 5a.a57sc;
lee4illn. GltEcIc; cotton. iJNldig
- liverpool, coarse, 75is0c, fiuc
pc lou'Slna. coarse, Zoe 1nc S5c barrett
ss-ii!9s' S225' tc-Ss. $3.50, loo-Js. y25o; 1o-is
sTARc II STANDARD goods: Pearl. in 40
hoXe* &c Royal Gloss, hulk sac;
.leteL 70 packages, per box $40. corn
tqrch, i'lpic per lh, 70 and 4o-lb boxes
"N'' AZ Quotations are for small lots;
l''lai prices given on c1roHi oricrs1 ,
'hl@ri circulated h-Nct Gtruln
lhnuaicd. in sacks. . So. cuhas 6iHis-; |
"WH'iNd 'll 9'st. yellow clarified, taucy. ,
'sc; choice, f-Sdic.
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GALVESTON


For Great Driia'A''' Is,
For France. ,;y,, \
l1or coAstwise ..lll's
In compress -
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Reported fOr Tho POST ny A. = Norman
'Ne stock commission merchant.
Choice. per ID, gross .. q on
common, per 10. gross Jun IL
Cows A"=S -
Choice, por Id. gross. N o..
seminar nll9,' per head..........".slo oOa II o.
CHolce, per lb, sross. ..... enQ9 90
common, per ID. gross........., Is,tv ..
Choice, per Id, gross. m a.
DSS'hnihor per ln gross.,....... 40 ~.
CLc.ce, per ID, gross. 2 q a.
common. per head...,,...sl % al so
liOgs-- ''''''''''i w " w
CorpfeG . No.
MaStfed ''''''''''''''' "iTW :
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IT is WITH pLEAsuRE

1T is WITH PLEASURE
mat | beg TO announce the arrival early
t,.,,, y, ms week OF eomc more o. the
justly popular Fischer Pianos.
9. Grunewald.
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GALVESTON s Is'' 4

GALVESTON s "A, Il,
d as wees, s i
| Net rcceIpts.... s@s ~. ~
other ports" :'a;,,s Lie ~
Gross receipts '" "a
Exports :, ias lliS IA
Great Brltain"ii 80 M
France ,,-.''''' tls ~
Continent 49, -. al
Chanrel ports 70 al i,H WI
Total foreign'.'i-'~ -. y,
New York, ..''' -" -.
Morgan city, '"' -" 4,
other u. ). PTS ''' -. nj
North by rail" -. 80 tal
Total co1stwlse - -. vi
local consnmp' ,Soi ls@
Total exports. BE- .,sf. \
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LIV ERPOO1. FUTURES
Opened steady, demand moderate; closed
quiet.
open 1Oci'N "a, 49,, say |
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sew ORLEANS.


1t'poFlea for The Posi- dany. except
co,rssu". ana Sunuays. a. Albert Mont
Soh'eiy & Co. Uim.tedj, i've ntork com.
~ y merchants.
Coni - pothes .......,...t... 10 -.
common to far . "a y, ~
T,,,ulat So%rl.ngs ....,...,..1O 81 Wi2 90
S.o"nmion TO fair yearlinsS... BID .-S
rrrIllnnh TO far calves. 10 81;
GeoJ 'in Sor,, 10 q, good fat cH.. : 50 3 y
,tou'oa a. +" 80 ta,r gi..'....'' S1lt So
Common . .--> ,i.,....;-.,. 3 q 3A
'''''" ~ tar sheen. head. 90 q, 20
HT9oinis sules %. llli,.t
'' We, ana y,a,aa =. g; l7525 2I4
uok....... 49, - ~ ~
me q" f
~ NC quiet; good raj hecyeo nrn: COWS
~ u1 iefs, caves aud gclrilags WcaR;
nVsS ue!l; sheep quiet.
FORT WORTH
, corrected daily for The Past ny tina
feit Worth Steckyards rompanyl
atl!r quotations
Urine steers, 90, 1,.n
49, fai yrsriu gs............ w eii1 W
Hos Suo,ations-.
s~S uSbs s.ss...........,. GO ~ "a
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Total stock ..''''-
ON sulps,ossssss.p3 . s - :

IOtip on Vt =
weston iooAN. ,....''' y
+ r New York -'''',''e.' &
i5or Liverpool "',', .. ~
nor IlaYre ',.'''''''.,...''
h'ar bremen ,, :, ,....,...' w
,7or Rotterdam '.,.....'r'
For Hamburg IA