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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-26
EAST INDIA MOVEMENT.
WEATHER BULLETINS.

The following bulletins were Furnished
by railroads 10 the cotton exchange:
eota--Llght showers. cloudy
Bryan~Ho' and dry; clear; no ram IN
four months.
Iiearnc.- Hot and some cloudiness.
Marlin Cloudy and warm; Eht shower
yesterday
waco--rnlr and warm; good rain yes.
tcrdHy.
san Anton'o--tlcar and pleasant.
Ausiil--Chnr and pleasant.
t,rcnh,im- Gear ind hot
cnm"is,n- Partly cloudy ana pleasant.
Henderson CLOUDY and damp.
paiest5 ne cloudy and warm
Hunfsgi,lc Clear.
DHJlns Cloudy and wdrm
Phris-cltar and warm
Shermin--c. and warm.
Den.son,-cleur and warm.
Hillsbnro-- Cloudy and hot.
Cucro--Clrar and very hot.
yonkum- fnrtly cloudy and hct.
ADMINISTRATIONS and warm.
T.oresville.--C Cloudy and cool
Runge--pnrt!y c'ordy and cool.
karues City---cidudy and warm.
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FR1.ITs ANr NVTs.

APPLEs-Texas. SOC iec rcr Ia hushel
o1 MfSssXASAs-rer hunch. NonTl75.
BLACKBERRlES--Per bucket '0Hso'' .
rAi.IFOKNIA FRr1T-C herr!es. se,etl
o 10 ner lo-lh boxes. apricp;s. N.Itpa, - peg
l-basknt crates: p.ums S.ogf2 p.
COCOANUTS-sS 5oa' 30 per loo: 1910
re- RAPEs-Texas. s2"su2.4o per 4-bashe,
ersf1FNIioNs - Mess!na and pslermos
chose S0or. s.ioGs.-5 sos, A.N fancy.
si.iod,.2s; california, ss:i65M per nns
Ni'TS Brazil. lie per III: fllbsris sicily
Or. Naples 1917, walnuts. Hob. peanuts,
made almonds 1aragona.. nc rer It,. iSc
per sack; California almonds. loc pc ans
OiRsANGEs- california navels SS.7Sai.co;
sI pTIiNiS Texas. esuioc per 4 hushei
boxes. G0cUsl.a6 per - guar; crntes.,.
PEACHES peck boxes. small 10 10
m'dinm' ."u ~ c6cGi /, %
WATERMEi.oNs '5cas2.co per dozen
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LONDON SALES.

LONDON. June -,j.---Tho shetNskln F'les
opened here today with a fair Attendance
al huyers present. The offerings aEeresH-
I'D i59O ialos. Of which nearly oil wore
sold the prices lied showed comn.ns
~ % lower and clothing '.i higher. Fol
lovaiig arc The sales IN detail; Ne" SCUM
i..si,s.d Queensland. 1875 bales; clothing
md ronhIng, s,kI5'sd. Victoria 400 hale
clothing and comh,ns. 2i.1si,d souih
Nv, "a. G;i.u Tasmania 81 bales: cloth
IN, III ana combinr. s'laGd. New Hsrhna.
80 ha,es: clothing and commns. 2rNsd.
care OF GOOD Hope and Na'al' Il nnier
e,a,hlne ara comb me-. 2s.n3' Il. Purta
,renns a ha;.s: clothing and conf ing
9nasi. Falkland. II fn'es; clothing and
romSing, 3s.MOd.
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TRADE MOVIES.

WI does INST improve, though receipts
Wmparatively small
w sad oats ars very firm AMI further
-ees are exposed.
esatile collections are locally siow
'.uh'fy settlements nre fair.
SSssaie dealers are not expecting
~ ana orders are now UP TO all esIi-
|I,hs, helves Of country dealers. II Ia
NM. a.e near'y bare. ana hnc
~. WIN be done little later
an Was very good supply OF fruit
p IL" market today hut prices are SIM
|h orly fancy fruit Is IN demand
sSI N peck boxes sold this morning
M n. vents; four basko. crates ranged
,eei 70 Soc. rlums in onc-ihird
"Aes were 2aIj0c and crates 5oil
I NeeioN PRICE CURRENT.
~ mutations are revised daily and
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS

New Orleans, Juno 25--The market for
cotton seed products ~ dull and
uncfinnged prime crude OIL IN bulk II ,
prime summer yellow. In barrels. %: meal
l7@ cake, 100 per short ton; long ton.
for export. 1900.
New York, June 25.--rotton seed prod
ucts qrie, and unchauycd: prime crud. oil
9od2i in baIrels. prime summer yellow in
barrels. 2'l2a25, prime cotton coed meal,
2U.CU per ton.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

CHICAGO. June .--nn.ter-Cream.cr on
~; dairy w
f;grs-f'irm; ioi.MllH
Knnsas c..y. June 3.-Rutter.Crcam
cry, isais; dairy ioqi2 Eggs-Weakcr.
unchanged.
81. Louis. June 25.--Egss Steady; Z.
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pAINrs AND OILS.

olI-I.insned in hhls, raw. .isc; boiled.
45c. petroleum, $50 test. II hhls; ne; in in
eaovs rasoiine' in eases, $40 N hbis lie .
Tupion oil in bills iac: IN cases. sese; cas-
Tor oil. medical pure. Sc turpeniine IN
bhls. sic csse,to
wiNDOW GLASS-ln boxes. GO aud 20 to
70 nor cent discount, new isl.
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WIRE AND NAILS.

Barb wire quotations are for ea'''"'
lots. ! ,t. q H. WIRE~Gliidcn. gnlyaniIed'
9, h a ncr ioo lbs: painted wire ssio' ""u-
G hitter R Iaas q .aS Per- tes aa-
WIFE "a q, "a ncnny. soc md renny.
S SanGss and d penny, IS .and penny '''
psSny .;2S R R,,o 80 sis' per Acs; came
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RECEIPTS AND nxroMrs.
COl'l'l.t..

New York juno IS Coffee Options
oponed nrm. with prices lonao points high
er on stronger H9vre cables and far buy
ing FOR both local ANA European account.
afterwards cascd of somewhat undcr
rcnliznt closed barely steady az lpu2p
points net advance; snles 1850 hages. spot
coffce-Rio ann No 7 lS. Mia quiet.
Cordova i6Gls. Sales 500 haGs. No Rio
desirable lSi, SPOT Bnhia M offered
at III. g. q +, 100 bags Maracaibo. y. Il.
loo bags Central American p t.
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SUGAR.

New Yo,k, Juno 25 -snGnr-Raw arm;
ihr reflnng 2: centrifugal, a6 degrees
ice,, rs hid: refined. irn
New Orleans. June 25. Sugar ateady.
runn IN first hands. renirlfnsal whites.
ihTt,. vollows g 1913 it-Is; seconds.
3 sI3 7-IG Molasses dun: centrifugal. 4
as Oth.rs unchanged.
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FINANCIAL.

Galveston, 1NNas, June Elm the local
exchange market. sterling sixties. buying
ass. selling 49o. New York sight, buying
Is discount selling Il premium. American
silver. buying !, discount, selling at par.
New York. Juno 2a.--Steriiug exchange,
bankers siStics. i.SiA. commercial
is7. reichmarks eSls; francs. lanhcrs six-
Ties = Is rs; commercial SIXTIES a.iiia.
New Orleans. La. June 25.-Steriirs OK
ehnnee. commercial sixties, iHl2Iis'is;
flames commercial sixties 5isis; New
York sight. bankers LEO premium. com
mcrcial, 5Qc premium.
London. June flank rate, . per cont;
street rate. =, PER cent. silver, ~ 9-lbd
cousols il3 Lie
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DRIED FRUITS.

,pp, Fancy slic,d IN boh.n' -"
8, Ar pbaisS eysporated d.a1c fancy a ,,ss
s R Hss ~ 81 Ia, g.
n ,sn hes evaporylted. s,sc; pears e'"'o-
rted. SIC. piums, pit,ed' &C. boxes. n.lta
nAislNsmcsM,'9Mio1h aisins. so-lb boxes.
h. w. crown crown H. K ssIs Sosss '. s,nss
so.,oos. ia SIC; so-sos. 6,sc' 'o-so'' 0''s''s''
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COTTON MARKET REVIEW.
liverpool Spot Sales Mere Twelve
Thousand Bales.
SPECULATIVE BUSINESS WAS LIGHT.
New York aud Now Orieans Failures
Closed Higher - TsAas Rains
Were Not General.
omine ~ The rnsi,


Livcrpto oil futures were l-2-6ah3-S'd on
at the opening today, and caused tho
American ma ,l,,ts IN oman nj fu,dhcr
N"' ''' 49, -.
ueSm" fNiai h9ures IN me mr'iHh
markets were only 1-G&d to t-2-Md
lower than Yesterday. and this recovery
e....,, LIN, 49,, IA. s.......a,,n. ~, - -,
Vo"pV' "i'' '". ''.''..o" ''''' NV e.
era' rains nave fal'en IN TEXAS, gave Now
f,,.ur.s ,.,ey ,,,,,,, ,s,s ,,,a,u,. hl,,r..
,bnn y,a,e,aav ,hnu,,h sno,s ~, N.w
york dost -. Nc,v ,,r,n.n, .,,, ,vo,,
,i,na were rcv,soa yo,, ,.,,,,,,r ,,,,
mlid,itr fair b,.,pr od,,s...ca 40 ,,nu,
an The other rrades w,rc ,owcsea =, NO,
$50, 49,, -, - ~,
.NN"'' HNe'f"" spo's were i-iWi on,
b'N this caused an Increased business.
sale, n,,r ,nuliur Ia I. ono halo, az ,.,,,h
=, -on ,,.,, 'N'' Va
-" "''' N"'''e''"'
Speculative business. continues on q very
licht scale and ,bcrc ts v.r>, iu,ie o,,.
III, ,,,e.,.. A.. .
s'"e h,'o'fs' III 'he ma'hots ~ 'his time
III Is claimed In New York that rhc heavy
lest s.iir, of thu new crop has been i'm
,h, s,u,h .,,d ,h,. ,r,,,,,.,. T., u,,, .,n
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LIQUORS.

BEER-schliz. quarts. so5o per bhl'
r ~ ~. pints sq5o Magnolia Pale, quarts
50 o. nnts $40. o,,o,
W,IiisI;y-Per gallon: Finished soIds.
en- NIX vine basis. si.92; straight boaInoh
and rye. according 70 age ana du""'s'
ii 75aSo6. blended. N.l'13'"'
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ST. LOUIS.

c., J,onis June 25.-Wool strong. scarce
81 ,Andinc upwards Missouri. Illinois
ana ',r"h,,,m cnnihine l3Nis',. l,shi nno
o sly ' heavy fine s,sns. kansas and 81
i brssska medium iogli l.gh, ans ss'' ,na
hes,.n Territory fall and spring medium,
", ,rs,, or medium iiisdlZ: light nne anss
,,as,v me 7a7ia; tub washed choice ia
~ lair l7@1s
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New York. June 2s-The Evening post =
London financial cahlesram: Tho stock
u ark its w"ri Nf'y steady topaN AZ Il
whole. with consols up TO ll3i>. There was
very little change In Americans, but the
tendency was towards "a higher level.
Paris and Berlin markets firm.
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MRS. srANronD's ALLOWANCE

San Francisco Examiner;
Mrs Jane J.. Stanford has hecf re-
ceiving n family allowance of sip.~n n
month from the estate Of her dereasei
husband. senator Leland Stanford. Sh.
did not want so mich money az 'nt'
coming "a her every month. so. at her re-
quest. The allowance has been cut down
TO $500.
The argument presented 10 judge corey
To convince him tina. there Gas good ava
surnrient reason for the reduction u ihn
allowance was that the income OF me
estate II now only sI2o"n ! yrlr. az me
result, Of TIC recent payment OF tho ,san-
ford ,niyer.ity braucS'. Tile fnonihiy nl
iowances would amonrS to the fnii M
coma ~ che estate.
According 10 the petition tho estate. on
January IL. 1874. was inyentoried at up
ward OF ti750o,0oo
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas city Juno . No grain market
today. holiday. account dedication swope
mark.
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0hAlN AND Hay.
Car load lots. lob cars from mills. deal
crs' charge from store Sfiioc more per iro
lbs en- bran. Ease per bushci on os's and
ccrn.
CORN Sacked, +Jc.
BRAN -dsd7o,
OATS 95T26c No. .,hite. 800 &c; COM
mon, su.jc
CHOPPED CORN-Soc per 100 lbs.
HAi-Alfalia, Sls. Voaitu0 per ton: M J.
i.cc' III. Jd 80, timothy. si75NIls. 90. North
Texas prairie. $500: South Texas prairie.
~ s0uI0o
BUILDING MATERIAL
.,CEMENT Portland cement. per bhl.
s.,our5p, Roscdale cement. per hhi s, a
90; limo. 81. 25: hreclsy s32Sd3io plns:sg
tnr's, s2io; nrebrick st. Louis. per NJ
:W; drain paving tile. per foot. 'cf,5c !
square NE {, sssi ,nS ,n ici. roonn. per
nent nhster per ton. sliO0: plast ,.'lng
nair' goat. per lb. &c; oths. per NJ 500.
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HIDES AND WO0I..

yt,des-Pficss paid by receivers
b ry f ini' se'es'D q ~
Net sal,ed, selected. ..............,.,.t q ~
Deer SKINS no,,,i,al w.
Twelve months. medium. .'sY
Twelve months. fine. o.
SIN months in2c less. .,,
TalloM- Prime -..ss.... ...'..'..'''' =
Beeswax--Good run ..............'''-' ~
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srOcKe.
TIM foiowing wrrc tn alo,in. auot,tons oil tho
leading slocts o! tao S,w YJrs FIX hang, To-Day
LIVE STOCK.
HOUSTON.

4 Jacobs e. CO., live stock commission
merchants Of the Houston Stockyaris. se-
port az follows. ..,o,. NJ,
Govs choice M ................ az "a
Warnings Choice ...........-.... -'+u ~
calves choice spring ..-,.....'.....
calves--Aonordlnp to sze...'..,... u w,
Nutton-First class only..........
Common not wanted. ~,
Hogs -cornfei 80 lbs ana hnnsr) a,a
TINS week our market is iuily supPhcu
with cattle Of all classics
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MOTHER Low LARD RECORD.

~ ior July delivery sold on the chi
Exchange today for s3.97ia per l"'
ue lowest price ever known. During
Fa the recen, declines has the price
'escw &c. per H.. and the basis now
~ Is nuzzl'ng the trade. The closing
1uay was at i.07i.. For September
~ The closing nnctntion today was
kainst 4.22 yesterday.
ap's Of hogs OF late have averaged
Sago about 10 per cen more than Il
previous, aud weigh about 10 per
n@e. The shrukage in live hoEs
exceeds 81 Per cent. Lard Is made
scale, as lard hogs sell at apon,
M. hundred pounds less tihan iiIh,,
~ According To adwces received
Srnil 4 Richardson roo hogs were
e1..sS az Chicago today and .3,Wo are
tomorrow. The increase In chi
81 NOOK of lard y expected 70
80 tierces by The end of uAis
sork and short rlbs were also low
aay and all provisions are In a
"uzed condition
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Chicago June c5.--rew native hefvee
arr now selling as low IA $40 and sales
are chSily al 3.aoaI,5o, with more sales AZ
A.lNp4iS than heretofore. pistsll,Vy fed
steers are setting al lopuiiN The stocker
and feeder trade was mostly at G.bnnG9o.
Cahnors' stun was no better hut good
COWS and heifers being saieablc ns high
as i.lo, Bulls and calves were stcmiy.
Texas cattle. cover wide range oi prices;
Bulls nNcm Texas sell as low as 200 ami
grass steers sell at 2.sodsoo Prices FOR
hogs were steady except for heavy
week.-Mrs.. which werc weak to 81 lower
under excessive offerings. Heavy hogs
sold at aS5n32b. butchers hogs, 3.leuS35.
ard lights al aSpnSGo ilogs SOLD largely
a. : nsit Tor neavy and medium
With the bulk NJ trading at s..Afl.Do.
, hoic., Texas sheen are selling as hisn as
e@ nnf insian Territory sold At ,N. The
r9rgr ,or lamts Is wide. extending from
so, fcr tho com'nr: aud to ESQ for tho
her,. with the bulk nf good lambs going
fer 55Ni6 "a. Rcccpts--Cattle, 1850: hogs
$4,000; sheep. l4.o1.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city Juno 9,,-Cwtlc- Receipts
1Aeo; shipments II 500. Market atead,
so strong, Texas steers 2.s5nS.tO. Texas
cows l.nau 100 beef steers aWiSV. natiN,
arioo; bulls ianu2.ss. ucgs'-Receia'
900. shipments li.,oN Lights nc higher
natives strong buk of sales s.loUS,so
hoivies 2.6ouSi1. packers S0,,,a2o. r,xct
| 3oNQ3.a,; lights 31omj3o, workers. ~
| ms.SU. pies 3i5uS.3n sheep Nccc.r's 2soN
| shipments 500. Market strong. active
lambs 3,Jnn5io; m,irons 2boaa.7b.
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" Asked. b bid.
,iNEi.rooL FUrtRE2
Opened easy. demand msvietatc: . p. ~,
quiet closed steady.
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CLOCKS OF SUGAR.

|hhS weekly summary of the staHsN-
pItior of sugar made by Willr't Il
\ s,,ws stocks in the United States
icuha together Of Sss,1a3 tons. ariinst
u tons hast week and sol, 100 tons las.
ii minus of 2sia91 tons from las,
d sgainss a plus of 6l.s20 tons STOCK
M IN Europe 1.72s.e N tons. against
IN tons las, week and 70 Sss 'ons
rear T,ta, stocks of Enrone ana
taa nfs4, 7S tons, against 2.atj.o'I IONS
NY and 2.925.5Is tons last year NJ
sanS tnevel dates. The defcioncy Of
3 now 9sie91 tons, against a DE-
lafy Of 2i1.g7S tons las, week and sur
d E,.is tons December q. 1875.
nah to the United States .nclud,
taeM Of 500 tons THIS week and 800
last week from Hamburg ana i'rn-
FrGsht room has been engaged Tor
tons. Shipments include 1000 tons
y. tecelp.s again appear large IN. :
u but only because a cous.d"rtni'
9H Of the sugars in WAREHOUSES ~
are being transit fred 10 the lnl'el
IA Tor STORAGE hero. 20 avoid m eNtrl
ny whlch Spain is expected - asseSs
July !. AS \ matter of fact. re-
~ receipts wre enough less man
MEETINGS to reduce their stock lO.ipl
below last week The total stocks
M linked States and CUBA arc now
&lS tons, against sm iN tons a'
n1e time iast year. The Cuba err 7
~ are again only one-half Of wNieh
ase been running lately. The rainy
,.n has fully 70 in and grinding r. NJ
ny and receips VII, soon end also
vEole crop is now $4,000 tons. o.
w. lM tons Of our estimate OF 2",-
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GRAIN AND HAY.

coos. NC; 30 COS, Sc; tilvcr prunes. INC
ruby rrunes lie
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
CHICAGO.
rue leading futures ranged as folloNa:
CHICAGO.

Ch'caso,. June 80 Big receipts ard tho
absence Of cash demand made wheat rule
heavy. Sentcmher closed easy at FCN.,
or o. below yesterday. Corn and cats
each Il OF in price. as also did hog
products
IN I'll. wheat market transactions were
small N volume ANA ilnc'nt,ions less FREE
uIcn, within the moderate "an,;e OF ,.c.
The fc-.iina DEVELOPED was but contimi-
alton OF that manifested yesterday. There
was some little increase N uuu,,dr sell
Ing orders early. The start was weak 1T
va n, loss and sold off Csc more. rallci
',c, elnnGcd some and closed rs stated.
me Price current was interpreted MS
little hcarish and then c;ih'es were easy.
private advtces ro.o"tin; the ien,and
poor. There was further liquidation in
July and the discount compare With
September wide..ei to ~ Duiuth was
relatively iirin. There was no rev wheat
IN III. inspect on sheet. New York re-
roried II loads ,akeu 10, EXPORT. The
weakness in coarse Stains had some ell
tect Oh u wheat market.
Cgu-Ih'rs wls better trade aud II
fairly activ. market, ihers being a good
deal o. Sep'e.nbe-' ard May ON sale, and
weak feeling prevailed. lhc former sell
.ne on 10 ga and the latter ~ ia.
The o,'s arket was weak and lower
range - prices established in fact, They
w,ro ~ lowest IN ycsrs l. vas a gen
era. market. with IS eood deal o! iiquila
ttCn on both aides aud free III any.ns from
JUls = S,pieniher at 5-sc dff"rrn %.
Provisions Suffered oEaIn nom too many
hogs The result of tho days trading
was q loss OF 7'saio In pork. 10 IN lard
and = ~ ribs.
Estimated receipts tomorrow-Whea,
y cars, corn 80 cars oats iiu cars. hogs
Cash quotations were as follows
rlner nun. with lit,ls cal.
Nheef--No . spring. as. No. spring.
S1f5@. 80. . red. ifisn5>i..
-corr->o. 2, s7,, No. yellow coen.
Gat-Nc. . l5;sai6. No. white. ls'agt
~, NJ. 4 VINE. l7i.Nla.
Rye-No. >. j.
Flax se..s-Nc !, 50
Tsno'hy sccd--Prirc 2.al.
{ Aess n4fk-i' FER barrel, '.n2 ..u7.o,la.
Per 10n pounds. 9.ciT3?1is.
ShorF chs ssdss-Lo0s@. S.h5t.a ~.
4nrs snit.i shoulders RoXed. .-Spis.
/ Short clear SIDES fioxei. 3 i-Sdi.
! whsI, Distlliers' finished goods, per
/ s0rars-o'u, loaf. $50: srannlatsb 4oa
STANDARD \, iJI.
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snn.os. Juno 25.--lIolIaay.

Hamburg. June 25~Stcady aud m
chanBcd ia 'ipfg advance; sales 600 bags'
Rio. jane 25.-Holiday; receipts 1900
bags.
New York Jura 25.--'rotnl warehouse
deliveries from the r'nitci States 1854
bags. including 7i5 from New York New
York stock isS.259 haes; United states
stock 2o2.72s bags. nfloai for The United
States IA 500 bags, total visible for tho
United Sini"s MI. 22S bags. against 5gi. III
bags last year.
IIavre. June 35.--closcd Arm Mt 7.I1Hf
net nhVancn: sales q G0O.
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FORT WORTH.

Corrected daily for Tho rost by the
Fort Worth Stockyards company
ncreipts Shinmeuta
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mn. INN. MARKET.

THE HIDE. MAkkEI.
!, ,eealy.rs repor, the hide market
|sn = ever. w.th very few cons.sn-
|, ,rtyin. According to the Shoe
rr-ber Review. the market Tor
~ Mics in Chicago has developed
,,r.ns.i. recenaly. The heNiew
h.,,,hy condition of the packer
= MAS h,s mn1,rlaNy st!ffened the
css Of the * ME I'D Mich gan
yssslers and they are b ginning 70
~ more as II tney mad fa..h ana
flse in the future OF she p'.s,",9 81,
an reported sod at bssc aha az
AZ, Heavy hides are also deNe,-
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~ however. prccludes the pusst-
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firm and unbrokcn front. The
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VI IL fo,sted up 10 fabulous figures
rnr AZ they were last. there ism
4 "a bs tlie calanGous stump that
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rsrs SCARED To lie in july. only q
IA DC N November. while Texas
"a defined sac in less than iou'
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IKE stock commission merchant.
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a Asked: b Hid
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES.
Opened easy; l20S quiet and steady:
closed quiet, sales. $500
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rISlNESS BAROMETER.
| y, TO the Condition OF Trade
Generally.
II LEVEL FOR DRY GOODS.
An At Book bottom. ','. Hides In
80. ned;anh ut Chicago
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- roods trade has shown some
~ lately ard jobbcrs are he
:. rnrchasa thcir fall supplies.
s,s, this class of goods is now
level as ever recorded has
na,n csuse Of the better inquiry.
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~sh orders for bleached coi'ons
~ ,rder the stimelius Of a reduce
y, per yard in leading makes.
h,ye been 80 large that stocks
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\ ,ayision of price iii an upward
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4, 10 SIC, the stock being entirely
"a one house reports that its
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.sra made on Wednesday of last
,.rh ID nearly GoJ0 cases. business
n cloths, fowever, appears to be on
L.ssce scale, last weeks sales al Fall
,crins the smallest for some TIME
r.ar, has been material increase
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The morning times., 1896-11-24

the Norfolk and RichmGad clubs for adj
mission With the addition of these two
clubs the league was organized for five
years.
The election of president for the ensuing
year resulted in the choice OF Edward
Burrows of Paterson, \. j., BY vote or
D 10 g. Tie candidates for the presidency,
in addition TO Burrows, were Horace Fogel
sporting editor of the Philadelphia Ledger,
Arthur Irwin and John b. Day. Mr.. Bur
rows was part owner OF the Paterson club
last season, but sold out his interest 10
C. j. Mckee. who is now the sole owner
of the club.
The board of directors elected consists
of William Barnic, c. j. Mckee and j.
w. Bradley.
The constitution was changed so as to
allow the president To make out the sched-
ule. He Will send copies 10 each club at
least one week before the next meeting OF
the league, which will he held some
timein March. The season was extended so
that lao games will be played, each club
playing seventy games at home. The
season will begin Ma Y / and continue five
months.
The league proposes to take steps against
the farming" system, and 1t Will prob
ably be decided that no National League
players will be accepted except for the
entire season. The permanent headquarters
OF the league will probably y he in New York.
Manager Long, of Wilmington, is still
undecided whether he Will keep his club
in Wilmington, or remove To Reading, Ia.
He seems to favor the latter city.