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The evening times., 1896-03-12

Even the approach of another blizzard
can have no effect on the stormy scenes
In the Senate.
The evening times., 1896-03-12

SIDDoNS SUFFRAGE HILL
Hearing to BE Given It's Advocates To
morrow.
The evening times., 1896-03-12

What an interesting exhibition would
result if the brains that framed these ex-
raysi
The evening times., 1896-03-12
1I;lz5l: |1;|3
H98NCER9


sef WORKED my first political pull to
day." remarked Capt. William P.
Hurley, OF Rockland, Me-. at the Riggs
last night. The Captain has just been ap-
pointed pember OF the Democratic Con-
gressionai Committee to succeed the late
A. MacNichol.
He went to the Capitol yesterday after
noon on business connected with his new
office. and concluded 10 listen to the de-
bate for a short while. He entered the
private gallery and. on being asked by the
doorkceper il he had a card, replied: mo,
but l am member OF the Congressional
Committee" This was as good as an ad-
mission card, and the new committeeman
took a seat in the gallery from which the
ordinary Individual is excluded. feeling
as though political office is not such an
empty honor after all.
The evening times., 1896-03-12
A Summer Resort.

Bifkins-where are you going to spend
your summer this year!
Binks-In b. That is to say, with
my wife's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NORTH
American.
The evening times., 1896-03-12
Chinese Loan Negotiated.

Pekin. March ia contract has been
aligned with an Anglc-German syndicate for
new Chinese loan OF el G, 900 900 at 8 per
cent. The loan Is To be issued at o..
The evening times., 1896-03-12

UNITE TO ENTER HAVANA
Efforts To Crush Gomez and Maceo Sepa
rateiy Failed.
The evening times., 1896-03-12
MKINtEY,sS PLAT ALLIs9N,,ss ,sv Plat

1t now looks as il a 16 TO 1 draganchor
would have to be attached to the Morton
boom to keep it down to earth until the
st. Louis convention.
The evening times., 1896-03-12
Platform Makers at Work.

ito to be fixed by an
international agree
meni, If that can be
obtained, or under
such restrictions and
such provisions, 10 he
determined by legis-
latioD, as Will secure
the maintenance of
the PARTIES OF val
ues of the Two met
ais. SO that the pur-
chasing anddebt-pay-
Ing power OF the dol
lar, whether OF sill
yer, gold or paper.
shall oe at all times
equal.
The evening times., 1896-03-12

DKoPPED CUBA FOR DUCKS
The President Again Sails Away il
Quest of Sport.
The evening times., 1896-03-12

When the compressed air attachment OF
the Reed boom begins to work we may
expect considerable bluster.
The evening times., 1896-03-12

wyler claims to have taken great many
insurgents. but if private information is to
be relied upon he has taken more drinks
than anything else.
The evening times., 1896-03-12

instance settle the matter for themselves.
OF course, the Consihu,ion stands in The
way. and "a lingering yencTation for that
Instrument may restrain Congress from
proposing an amendment or the leg isiatures
of the different states from ratifyins it.
But, as the old saying has il, ''thcrc are
several ways TO kill Il dog besides pouring
melted butter down his throat" The
people have the remedy In their own
hands; in fact, in some States they have
upon one or two occasions applied it.- -
There is nothing to prevent the election
OF Senator direct by the people. All
they have to do is to nominate their
State senators and representatives pledged
to vote for some distinguished citizen upon
whom they shall have agreed in their county
conventions. The man thus elected to
the Senate would he as much the direct
choice of the people as though they had
voted for him at The polls, and bargain
and sale, or such rowdyism as disgraced
the Kentucky legislature yesterday would
become impossible.
The evening times., 1896-03-12
" what has he on hand no VIZ,

HE proposes to start cold cream farm
In Alaska. He thinks by crossing the rein
deer with the polar bear, this article can
bcmilkcdfrom the offspring all ready forthe
market"
The evening times., 1896-03-12

To BREAK THE COMBINE
fumors of Schemes 10 Be Developed Tt
dly
The evening times., 1896-03-12

As the financial issue is going TO head
the procession in the coming Presidential
campaign, all the candidates of every party
are wrestling with their gigantic inteliects
to evolve something for popular consump-
ton that will sound well and yet leave
them Oh safe ground no matter which way
the cat jumps. Thes ring all the changes
on bimetallism, and either themselves COS
struct their platforms or allow their friends
to do il for them Here are two specimen
bricks:
MKINLEY'S PLAT.iALLISON' PLAT
FORM. FORM.
We contend for Ir the dominant Is
honest money, for a sue is to be finance,
currency of gold, Sill then man in the na-
yer and paper, With ton has a greater
which to omeaSure our reputation for finan-
exchanges, that shall cial rcsourcefulness
be as sound as the and constructiveness
government and as and Soundncss, Il fact
untarnished as lis consplCuously recOg-
honor, and to that efd nized by the pressure
We favor bimetallism OF Presidents Gar
and demand the use field and Ha rrisonup-
of both gold and sill on him to take the
yer as standard portfolio of the Treas
money. either In ac- ury in their admins
cOrdance with u ra-l trations. He has been
The evening times., 1896-03-12

JAPAN WATTS FOR KOREA
Must Pursue Negative Course Pendin,
Russian Union.
The evening times., 1896-03-12

Italy is extremely sorry she carried the
war into Africa.
The evening times., 1896-03-12

HoAR SCOLDS SHERMAN
Finds All Manner Of Fault with the CubaI
Resolutions.
The evening times., 1896-03-12

PISTOLS IN THE SENATE
Kentucky Senatorial Fight Prccipitates
Mob Violence.
The evening times., 1896-03-12

SPY SYSTEM DENOUNCED
Item for Postal Inspectors Stricken from
the Bill.
The evening times., 1896-03-12

RESTING ON THEIR ARMS
Nicaragua's War Suspended Pending Ne
gotationS.
The evening times., 1896-03-12

When it comes to bad bills, Congress
seems to understand how to pass them.
The evening times., 1896-03-12

To BE TRIED AT BENNING-
Australian Starting Machine viii Be SeeI
Here This Spring.
The evening times., 1896-03-12

STOPPED BY THE POLICE
But Kid Lavigne Had Already Whipped
nCAuiffe.
The evening times., 1896-03-12

. I
] soIemnly swear that the above Is
q correct stat emenf of the daily cir
CuIatiOn OF THE WASHINGTON
TIMES for the week ended March 8,
1896, and that all the copies were
sctunIly sold or mailed for IL vnIua BILE
consideration and delivered to bona
fidr purchas sers or subscribers; also
that none of them were returned or
remain in the office undelivered
j MILTON YOUNG. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before mo
this 9th day of March, A. d. 1896.
ERNEST G.. THOMPSON,
Notary Public.
The evening times., 1896-03-12
PLEA OF lVERIPOOR MAN
Representative Sherman Test.
fies Against a Beggar.
"TOUCHED" THREE MEMBERS

Nelson Lewis Called Upon the New
York SolOns and Told Cont radictory
Him Over to an officer and He Was
Sent to the WorkhOuse.
The evening times., 1896-03-12

PREFER THE HOUSE BILL
Commissioners Object 10 Reasscssment
Measure. -.
The evening times., 1896-03-12
Those UngrammatIc aI Eng!Ish.

IhoSe On2rammatlca al English.
I'm surprised that the English printers
should make such a typographical error
as this
whats tbat?"
IN the title OF this last book of theirs
they call 1t the 'Riue Book They meant
the Blow Boo"
The evening times., 1896-03-12

pINED ON MARCH LAMB
March's Lion Roared ana spring Has Fled
Affrighted.
The evening times., 1896-03-12

PECKHAM ISM TRAINING
The Bradford Boy Now in Excellent Con-
dition.
The evening times., 1896-03-12

JOE WON THE THIRD RACE
Only Twelve Inches Separated the Fast
Flying Pair.
The evening times., 1896-03-12

TED'S COWBOY TwIRLER-
Bullet proof Ned Finds an Easy Game with
Il Cuban.
The evening times., 1896-03-12

SLUSH WAS THE BABY'S BED
Live Colorcd Infant Found in the Wet
Street.
The evening times., 1896-03-12

SURPRISE PARTY BY SOCIETY
Diplomatic Corps TO Join the Oid-fash-
loned Entertainment.
The evening times., 1896-03-12

WATER RIGHTS FOR SALE
Great Falls Power Company Wants I'm
mediate Senate Action.
The evening times., 1896-03-12

MEMS SOCIETY WAS HOST
Enjoyable Reception Given at the Cove
Mani Church.
The evening times., 1896-03-12

"You told me to put a good head ON it,
sir"
Peering. not unkindly, at her from under
his shaggy eyebrows, he gravely said:
"Aweel. lassic. didna ken 'twould hae
sic a verra short neck."-London Answers.
The evening times., 1896-03-12

1NTI-oPTIoN IS TABLED
Agricultural Committee objected to Its
Form.
The evening times., 1896-03-12

TALKED TO SINGLE TAKERS
Local Club Addressed by Mr.. Bolton
Hall.
The evening times., 1896-03-12
@S--..-..---s.S@
9SERIOUSLYs
BE-
1HurDRouS
A Facetious Doctor.

Patient-You say to use Spanish-fly
blister; what make do you recommend. doc
tor?'
Doctor-The Cuban insurgents.
Patient-Is that good?
Doctor-Oh. yes; they make the Spanish
fly out of sight.
The evening times., 1896-03-12

Me. E. c. OWENS of Grafton. W. Va,
~ formerly room clerk at the Raleigh.
has been promoted 10 chief clerk TO
succeed Mr.. Pastorfield, who has gone to
New Haven, Conn.
The evening times., 1896-03-12

THEY NAY TRY IT. AGAIN
Arrests May Follow Attempts at Wire
Laying.
The evening times., 1896-03-12

The circulation of The Times for
the week ended March y, 1896, was
The evening times., 1896-03-12

GoIdenberg's. o2S 7th-7o6
X SITS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-07
MONEY AND INVESTMENTS.
Doings Of Day With Wall Street
Operators.
THE INDuSTRlALS WERE ERRATlC.
Ao"~oeo shares Are Beiny Uuioadcd.
baltimore and Ohio Made Now
Low Record.

new York, March 6.--Aside from a new
low record established by the Baltimore
ana Ohio. the chief points of interest In
today's stock market were confined TO the
'dsaries OF the indestrials shares. Tn,
movement in this class of securities, how
ever erratic or inconsistent with the sup
posed facts. are invariably attended by
more or less ingenious gossip. which, al
though quite free from manipulation pure
ana simple, causes the fluctuations
opaCco, 10y large majority. exceeded
uIy other stock in point of activity and
Was close second in extent of weakness
ine most reasonable Inference that can
De ufawn from the course of this stock
u that people who have been hoping that
tne ught between the management and
the outside concerns would be wound nm
ana VINO have held on to their securities
IN tnls belief are getting worn out and
are ulsposing of their lines. The stock de
cnned per cent. The rubber shares com
mon ana preferred. were forced down 2sS
ana : respectively on liquidation by in
tctests opposed to represent the manage
mcnt. The common stock subsequently re
covered all of the loss on covering by
shorts and some supporting orders by in
sders.
The speculation in the railroad list. aside
from baltimore and Ohio, was unintercst-
ing. The stock mentioned touched the
iowest point ever reached, IL. a decline OF
Is per cent from Yesterdays final price
subsequently in the face OF the depres-
SION IN the general list the shares de-
Neloped raliying power, making up y
OF the loss. The market stiffened slightly
around midday but thereafter selling
movement again ruled. lrregularity
marked the close. but final sales recorded
general fractional losses.
The general railroad bond market dis
PLAYED an easier tendency. Sales We're
sos, 600.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-07

Chicago. March 6 ~cattlc--Thorc was n
slow trade. as is usual on Friday. Prices
were weak and largely 10 lower, beef cat
tie averaging 2dn25 higher than u week
ago. Texas cattle have not weakened, and
primo fed Texans weighing 1900 pounds
sold at 4.l0 while humorous choice lots
2old ut 3.lpp3ap; common to best native
steers sold at 3.SDiilo, sales were largely
At 3,sGftli0. Stockers and feeders nd
vanced about i0ftl5 IN sympathy with the
rally IN natured becves and butchers
cattle. also sold u little higher. cows and
hcifcrs going largely II .l0ualO Calves
were plontier and active ut firm prices,
the best lots fetching b25,
Hogs Receipts to-day were the largest
e.nce MoNlay, and trade was again slow,
with prices largely 8 lower. common TO
prime droVcs selling AT 3.l0pilb, largely
l0DuiGa year ago the best hogs sold
Mt AS two yearEago at 800. ind three
years ago at s2b. The quality OF the hogs
hns continued remarkably good. and prime
assorted lights owing 10 their scarcity ana
IA good demand command "A premium.
Sheep- Demand locally has shown n de-
cidrd Improvement this week. and DESPITE
larger receipts prices have averaged l0dtl5
higher. Common to choice sheep sold To-
day at 25eq3.65, chiefly above 500. and oc-
caSiOnally IL snle Is made mt 370lil 30
Lambs are active at 350ni75. very few
selling below 400
Roceipts-Cattle $500; hogs 10000; sheep
1000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-07

GALVESTON.
Reported for The Post by A. p. Norman
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-07
COFFEE.

New York. March G.--Coffoc options
opened steady with prices unchanged to 8
points higher, ruled quiet and feature
less on cables and only local trading.
sellcnH checked 10y steadiness OF spot hold
crs, closed barely steady, unchanged to
5fil0 points net decline. Sales. 90 haps.
including; March. l290 Spot coffee--Rio
steady No. Z Is H. mild and steady.
Cordova, IL 3-iul7 "a. Warehouse doliv-
cries from New York yesterday. 4ia5; New
York stock today, lS0096; United States
stock, 2S2, ~; anoot FOR the United States
2llo00; total Visible for the United
States. i6G,7is, against SSa0o5 last year.
Rio. March G--Flrm. No. 7, 1900 rcls
per 10 Silos; exchange, il-i6i, Receipts
5000. cleared Tor the United States. 400,
for Europe. $685. stock, $4,000,
SANTOS. March 6--Coffee firm. Good
average Santos 1880 reis per 10 kllos RE-
ccipts. 5000, stock, 2iGe0.
iIavre, March 6.-Closod quiet and un-
changed TO 1-if net advance Sales. $4,000
bags.
New Orleans March O. cofree-Rio
nrmcr Ordinary to fair 1917 liz.
Hamburg, March 6.-~Qulet, 1-4qpi-2 pfg.
decline. Sales, 5000
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-07
COTTON POINTS.

Houston expects 500 bales tomorrow
against 1901 on the same day last year
New Orleans 1000 10 1900, against T7SS.
Gilbert & co. advised r. Carsill AT a:21
q. m: Crowd working for Improvement
believing further reaction due
Ferris w Colby and w II. Wakefield
Of Kansas City and II. Meyer of Bremen
were among the visitors registered at the
Cotton Exchange today.
There will be fully zoo acres OF Sea Island
cotton planted near Ncasco this season.
ana every effort made to give the product
a fair trial.
According to +. Cargilrs adviccs 5000
bales are expected at New Orleans the
coming week. against 1900 in 1893; for NJ
ports the estimate X 1900 against 47VO.
Hubbard Bros, Il 60. wired y. W. Mar
tin al g:4G n. M: "Market acts sold out;
don't think will go much higher FOR the
present: any favorable circumstance would
cause an advance"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-07
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Ill. March G,--Wheat. which
has been extremely dull all week, showed
no signs OF Improvement today, in spite
Of the fact that prices held fairy wei I'M
III near the close, when European figures
caused the only heavy trading Of the day
and May closed ~ lower than yesterday 5
nnal figures. Corn and oats made no par
ticuiar change In values and provisions
closed at somewhat lower prices.
Wheat was even duller today than II
was yesterday and with sudden falling
off In the encouraging news which was
Furnished the stimulus yesterday. there
was further decline in prices, the builish
feeling which existed at the close ycster-
day had totally disappeared by the time
of the opening and in its place came
hearish confidence. The change was
largely matter OF the favorable weather,
partly also because Of the depressed con-
dittqu OF tho Hour trade to some extent, ss
Wen because the export OF 5000 bush
els of spring wheat from here, which was
reported yesterday. lost Its influence when
the circumstances Of that transaction
were known or IL was rendered possible
onlv by the exceptionally low ocean
freight obtained, which is not likely to be
rsported Tho dizziness OF the trade was
crate quantities of long wheat came out
The market was steadied by reports OF
considerable cash business, todays sales
aggregating 1900 bushels. Another fac
tor which Impaired hriner tone at the
decllne was the prediction of colder
weather for the next forty-eight hours
for the winter wheat belt. which. follow
ing the recent rains. II was feared might
rrons. May opened about !. lower at
st7.fsss, and scid on 20 esss and reacted TO
Os& Prices during the last hour held
fairly well Till the Liverpool Corn Trade
Nhws reported the decrease In the Euro
,,ear, md ahoat stocks Of wheat and flour
sor The month Of February at only Goooco
husbeis whereas IN January the decrease
80 te 90 900 bushels Heavy selling on
~, news broke the price Of May s5& and
~ WINS the price at tho close.
corn was again he IVY and business light
Inc had ccndition Of the country roads
making dealers cautious
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-07

ST 1DllIS

st. Louis. March s--Fvcur dull and I'M
changed Wheat. closing iisII under yes
to-day SPOT dull, but steady; No. red
cash 7lh elevator, 74U75 track: No. hard
6ais; March slHs: May. "a bid; July 6sssM
,erday: spot better. No. . mixed cash %
6a6Ss; March %; May "a bid. July 2Sr
asked. oats quiet and steady; spot firm
No. cash and March 10; May CO.'S; July
1914. Bran dun at ~ sacked. east track
Fink seed quiet 81 bid Timothy seed 800
1880. Hay. choice grades in good demand .
prairie. l.op9 81 timothy, 7olul3.0p. Lead
dull sellers 2.Nis. spelter weak ; So asked
Cotton ties unchanged tagging un-
changed Pork steady. standard mess. )on-
bling 9.Nie; old 9.S7i9. Lard lower, prime
steam $40; choice Els. Bacon boxed.
shoulders $50, longs 5.62,s, ribs 5.62,s
shorts 5.75. Dry salt meats boxed. should
ers AS, longs BOO ribs t2iS, shorts BIS,
keceipts--Flour 5000 wheat q ,0oo, corn
5000; oats 2i.0N. Shipments Flour 7ooo
wheat 600; corn 1000; oats 1900.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-07
FINANCIAL

In the local exchange market sterling
York sight selling at Y premium. buying
at = discount: New Orleans sight selling
at 4 premium. buying at u discount.
u discount.
Galveston bank clearings sSl7,93s
Now York March 5.-Sterling exchange,
bankers sixties 4SgAa4.h; commercial six
ties 4s6t: reichmarks - rs; francs
bankers sixty days 5iSls; commercial six
ties 5.lsf..
New orleans March g. - Sterling ex-
change commercial sixties 4syKfI4 s6l T,
francs. commercial sixties 5.l9 3-s: New
York sight, bankers par: commercial rs
discount
London. March 6--Bank rate 2 per cent;
street rate i3-l6lr7-s per cent silver 81 5-i6 /.
consols for money 100 3-l6, yesterday
100 5~lS-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-07
ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis March J.--Cnttlc--Receipts
1900; shipments 300; market strong, with
demand greatly exceeding the supply; ex-
port steers i.2ou4 60. shipping grades, $40
10. dressed beef and butcher steers. 3.25
stockrrs and feeders. 2.25g3.G0; cows ana
holfers, 2.D0H3.i0; bulls. mostly 2,251i2. I6;
canners. ia0H2 rs: calves mainly s. 00nG.0 d.
Texas, praseers 2 1919 60 fed steers 800
I3sO, COWS aud hoifers 2.on3 90. Hogs--Re-
eeipt 5000; shipments 900; market 8 lower,
hoayy 3S0ftio5. mixed. 3 70nt.0; light,
3.90qi Mls; bulk OF sales, i.ooa4.o5 Sheep
Receipts 100; shipments none. market
strong with supply much less than de-
mand; native 3.00a3.75; Southern 2.1bnS 40;
Western. 3.00fi3.d0 lambs. 3.50Gii.d0; Mexi-
can fed ycarlings. 3.40N3.65.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-07
COMMERCIAL RRIEFs.

st Louis March 6.-Whisky l22
Cincinnati, March 6.--Whisky quiet, sales
S6 barrels; ! %.
New York. March 6.--Hides steady. Wool
quiet.
New York, March 6-Government bonds
strong; State bonds duh; railroad bonds
easier.
New York March e.-The total sales OF
can Tobacco o1,2N, Baltimore and Ohio
l2700. St. Paul 20o00.
New York. March 6.-Cleailngs s9l.09l,-
ST; balances s., 223. 9i5.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-07
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, March 6.-cattle-Receipts.
1900; shipments, 1900. Market weak. 10
cows. 2 i0Q2 50: beef steers. sOodt425 ma
tive cows. 200gs.35; stockers and feeders.
2.75m3.S5: gulls. 2.z5Fs0o Hogs-Reccipis.
higher Bulk of sales. 375fr3 50: heayics.
3G5I3.s0; packers 575a3S5; mixed, 1880
$50: lights, 3.6Sd3S5; workers.. 3.7503.si.
pigs 32,ff3.G5. Sheep--Recelpts. 200; ship
msnts. none. Market steady. Lambs.
s75di4Go; muttons. 2Toaf3.60
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-07
RECEIPTS AND EXPORTS.
ON sHIPBoARD NOT CLEARED.

The total amount Of cotton on shipboard.
bales against 2j,l32 bales at the same time
last year. The divisions are AK follows:
For Great Brltain--Ss Rita $685. IS VI
vina 1881, 81 Leny 1881. SIS Legislator 4O7S
total II .232.
For France--Ss Ethelreda 400.
For Bremen-Ss Oberon INA
For Hambure-Ss Coniscliffe Gia.
For New York Mallory line 1921.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-07
NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans March 6.--fiog products
quiet. Pork, old 1000 no new Lard, re-
fined tierce ~. Boxed meats, dry salt
shoulders iai sides 4. Bacon, sides e. Hams
choice sugar cured 04@9s4. Flour steady
extra fancy 310lf3,75: patents 3 g0d4.0 90.
Hay easy: prime liC0WlG.00. choice 1000
lS,op. Corn firm; No sacked white 3Ps
mixed 3iH&A: yellow 36d36r. oats quiet
sacked 26H26lt Rice, rougll-rpcclpts to-
day i5iT. thus far this season l .0dG. i6e game
time last wear 6s3. 76f; market quiet with no
demand. nominal TOif2. II: clean-saies 4lg;
market quiet but stronger ordinary 10
good 2i4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-07
COTTON MARKET REVIEW.
Liverpool Futures Managed to Close
Little Higher.
RATHER LARGE AMOUNT IN SIGHT.
Tho weekly Report Was Not ~ All Ruil.
sh-fntures Advanced on This
sido OF Tho Water.
Office of The Post.

There wcro no .,r,L,n, f... A., =.
L.. 80, '"'s ie".ures III the
market To-Day, and very little interest was
shown IN the advance made Iivern,oi
futures v,ro se.a .ta,.. -.
49, "is"e' 'hah Yesterday
III one ufne, but closed only istiiia-6id up.
On this side there was a strong EFFORT 10
cause an imnroveucp, ,ra on,, ,r,,ro,
-. - $500 a'' """' ns'ies
Werc 10 points hlBher than yesterday 5
decline. Tho trade generally seemed to
favor hotter r,,cos ho,,o,,r.. No., ,,o
N,.,..., --.F, '""' VIC
do"hwnVa movement had been carried too
far. The bears made n strong resistance
ea ,.,v In tbe ,,s,.,o,, ma, =, It.. So.
u, Wv Ses''on anu az one time 'oreed
phlVeS o"VN 10 yesterdays close nut the
bulls managed to create another rally dur
,nr the oftcrno,,,
-
ihe report OF the amount in sight for
the past seven days could not be construed
buliishly. being cni, 10 no, ,,,.., -. -,
last wear and evrr n oS1 a., u,les ivss ,,,
the amount tbnf ,',,,, '",0 kuii"'Vr ' ,,t
and also in mn M M nv ~ Nv III ''i
day The dsures var., ,et an, eeN o,,' rs, 70 70,
last year a eo In iSat W., s ona 'iS NV,
Tho convaris.n VIM ,,ra "1r 49, ~ 80
ever only Includes ~ 5oNsS -,
day in F@hruarv his vea,. ho}n,, e,,,,oI ia
tniav's rrnnri t,,-o,, ,,t,h NE W.
tba tno,,,ncrt 80 49,. t t, ~ $3.50, -
ance ana re,,s,'I so,o. te"NS az ~,
ra N or uncertnin n,s "a No eWa,,tn,s H..
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coming Nycak nr, go ~ 49, l''t.S lor ,,i,
may eansc SOME ,yonlxness tomorrow ;rne
MANS y,,, TiSoiiEsnh pNs,ion' tnouEh, re-
ture win nan,,bteii,. ',S '"' ,,,,, 40
ment '"'N ~ ''l'''
New York n,turca ope,cd rr,, . 10 i
nnints ma Tt ~ M .,,iu u, ~ 10
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-07
STOCKS.
Tho following were ths closing quotations on tho
leading stocks of tne S,w YORK Exchange today;
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO.
The leading futures ranged as follows: