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New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
VREELAND TWINS IN JAIL AGAIN.
THEIR FATHER WILL NOT iNTERcEDE THIS TIME
AND THEY WILL PROBABLY 60 TO
THE REFoRMAToRY.

THE REFoRMAroRY.
Passaic May 12-The Nreeiand twIhs' reo'ss
and David. eight years cd. are in limbo and their
,,hor ,rea and d,scourag ged In his efforts 10 make
them behave. has declined TO do anything more
t,e says the law may take its course with them'
The boys We're put bed BY their motner last
night about 8 O'clock They had been on the'r
good behavior since they were arrested Tor hoiuhs
UP two boys and robb!ng them OF 'heir o''ss'.a
$500 Mrs yreelard had begun feel secure.
A, II o,c.ock the LAST OF the Ereeand family went
10 bed. At that hour the twins were In bed ana
srnnosed 70 be fast asleep. AT midnight the boys
we're found In the confec tionsry store ol sss n.
Nancy candy and bottled soda. They were locked
up This morning their father refused 10 in'e,. h
county jal and will probably be sent TO the reform'
atory al Jamesburg.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
Az OIL-STOVE EXPLOSION.

An oll.stoye exploded at $50 yesterday morning
I'm the apartments of Mrs. John Shaw, No. % Per-
rine-ave, Jersey City. The blaze extended to the
adjoining house ani both were gutted The loss
is estimated at s2.Cco The buildings were owned by
Police Sergeant Samue Archibald. Mrs. Shaw faint
cd while escaping from the house. She fell down
stairs and severely hurt. She was carried by
a tenant to the home Of nelghbor.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
STREET ACCIDENT TO A WOMAN.

Mrs Alice Anderson. fifty years old. OF No. ID
seventeenth-st. Jersey City, was run over by
bakers wagon in Grove-st at the Erie FaLroaa
crossing yesterday and her right leg was tract
ured The driver, Henry KnusI was arrested. 10
contends that the accident was unavodabie. as ne
had to whip UP his horse TO AVOID peihR suucA ~
an Erie Railway train
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
ORANGE.

George Bowe, the young n an who fe.l under ths
wheels OF a Delaware, I.ackawarna and western
Railroad freight tran In South Orange on MONDAY
evening, died yesterday morning IT. the orange Me-
of his legs had been ampuiated. Bowe was twen'y-
one oil !.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
WOUlN BTRNED TO DEATH.

Bordentown May 12-Clara Keller, The wife OF
Frank Keller living near Durn's Mills. on the out
skirts OF Bordentown was burned 10 death to-day
Usr clothing caught fire from the kitchen stove
while she was baking bread, and she was burned 10
IN n the presence OF her three little chlldren She
disi in great agony within few minutes after the
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13

,u.sov,s Democracy says that the present
New o,,nle to protect American workinghleh
srin 1r,ne,ition Of foreign labor while the
tem tne 49,. ,,o.,cv denounces as robbery tar
@"Y any kind Of protection n IL.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13

pus: III nrohably be chairman Of the dele
John kean " "ir moi unlikely General Seweli may pe
pon 81 temporary chairman o: dne
nsde rr,ar slr1, OF the Committee on CFeocn"aiS
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13

camden Telegram" Is supposed to be on
"rhe .or,,,s with United States Senator Seweil'
in'lm0' ,hot account there may be something
ard o.. more gossip in this remark OF Inc
more 49,. 49," about the Jersey delegation TO o''
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
VWJtRS!A NFN\
" o., ~

.o,or Recorder" wants Charles A..
p,na nominated for President 0" the D''''''' '''S
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
THEY MAY TAKE IT BACK.
s.goNKEEPERs WILL BE ASKED TO RECON
slDER THEIR BOYCOTT OK THE
Ut-DSO% COUNTY BANK.

HUDSON COUNTY BANK.
The older members OF the lioboken lnn-keepers
pr,,ectlye Association. viii make an effort at the
pex, meeting OF the organization to reconsider the
resolution adopted last week. to place boycott on
the Hudson County National Bank and upon the
h,,s,ness Of President Richard c. Washburn. foreman
-, tho Grand Jury. The respectable saloon
koeeners I'm Il0boken highly incensed at the
action OF the ajGrlty of the association. and VIII
fry il is said, TO undo their work The secretary,
I,Ius Schlatter said yesterday that he would retain
his membership In the association. aithOuSh lie Is
aim determined not to keep the minutes longer.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13

r,en in Bergen County whoee regard
Ihs'' no,itv Of Sunday is such that they OBJ
iu -, ius,ice Of the peace holding court on
l'' s.v Indeed, it is proposed TO test MS iesai
lha' Al 50 Perhaps the objectors do noi
rls" .s., IN Newark, Paterson and other cltieS
kNo" ,,o. magistrates sit regularly every sun
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-04
Stocks.
Tho following we're tn c osing quotations on the
ieadln stoc y Of tle w rS az mango today:
EVENING POSTS cAeLEGRAM.

New York. January 3.-The Evening
Posts London cablegram says: Three
hundred aud ten thousand pounds in
American eagles were withdrawn from the
Bank of England today by 5, German house
and the bank mas raised it's selling price
of Inc coins to 76s sd and of bar gold to
us sad. should further. applications for
eagles will be made II Is belleyed the price
inr new otherwise in connection with
American bond issues. A sale of 1,000,tO
consols was effec,ed today. 1t is said by
raason / can not ascertain. Neither Will
vouch for the identity OF the seller, The
price OF consols has fuctuated within a
ranre of about a per cent, closing above
the vi rst American securities were dull
ard lower but with no business doing IN
them. Chartered shares sold at ga.
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TRADE NOTES.

bacon and all hog products are lower.
Local dealers have lowered prices slight
on the hest grades of -four.
ur's, hominy and all grades of meal
nave declined to 10 cents per barrel.
Hgln butter has been lowered at the
factory and local quotations also show a
.sgs are In fair receipts and the mar
aet Is steady, being influenced to some ex-
VENT by the cold weather
g. ihe local supply of fruit and produce
$50 seuai 10 the demand. Prices show very
lew changes.
a, me Anaconda copper and silver mine
S,,,,a aon,aha expects to pay 50 100000 IN
dividends next year
,a = hutchinson, the well known Chi
~ Spectator, has been very sick. but
bo eonuition is now improved. His mind,
,h"e'er wanders ana he does not know
'"oSe VINO call on him.
me wool market is decidedly more ac-
s, ana the demand is q steady one
IN I'm manufacturers. The tone is steady
"' s'rohg upon all grades
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ST. Louis, January 3.-Floir unchanged.
Wheat 1agFs advance over yesterday. Nc.
2 red, cash fgl6: No hard 54A. Januar,
%: May 5S7s@5 81; July 5Sn asked Corn
Not trade was made IN corn before The
call firm on call but With light trading:
srot hrmer No mixed. cash and Janu-
quiet and steady. spot steady but au.t;
No. cash and January l6a: May 1eA.
Rye. nona offered and no bids Barley
at 20 east track and i6a47 this side. Fax
seed lower, $50 this side. Butter SOB
arator cr ,amery l5G20: fancy Elgin 20f2i
bhPgirE unchanged. Pork higher. atand-
ard mess johbing CPS; Old $50 Lard high
cr prime steam 800 choice 5Gih Bacon,
boxed shoulders 500; longs 5l2ia ribs
5.l2i2; shorts 5.25. Dry salt meats, boxed
shoulders 4.27ia: longs 40; ribs 4.G9I2;
shorts IFS. Receipts Flour 1000. wheat 3D.
COO, corn 22,o0o, oats 1900. Shipments
Flour 5000; wheat 1900; corn $4,000; oats
II 900.
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THE HIDE MARKET.

The country hide market has eased off a
fraction under the neglect of buyers ac-
cordlng to the Chicago Shoe and Leather
Review. The most important tanners have
managed to secure a few hides and are
now out of the market. 1t Is noticeable
that Just as soon as the demand for bun
hides becomes less urgent the dealers
lower the quotations. There probably
never was time in the history of the
trade when upper leather hides were so
exceedingly sensitive. Although there was
decline of &c in buff hides the most as
tute observers of the market are of the
opinion that they will return to TIC again.
Upper leather has advanced under the
impetus OF the sudden rise of 1l2c in buff
hides, but the situation is not satisfactory
10 tanners. Bluffs have averaged &c a
pound higher in 1895 than during the three
preceding years. There has been consider
abe competition throughout the country
10 secure hifes. When the urban dealers
scour the country for hides they not in
frequently find that the tanners have been
over the ground before them and have pre-
empted the supplies.
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that market slowly declined, closing quiet
at to S.6 lower than yesterday. The
pol!tical situation In Europe and Africa
Is decidedly Involved and this condition OF
uncertainty II not conducive 10 an active
speculation, while the financial position
OF this country Ia causing all merchants
TO display caution In their enterprises for
the new year. The weakness during the
afternoon was caused by Southern SELL
Ing on the small decrease In the stocks In
tho interior towns. II had been expected
the decrease would be 5000 bales, but the
actual figures show less than 1900 bales.
TIL market should be better tomorrow II
all precedents are not at fault, unless,
indeed, tho political outlook In South Ar
rica disturbs Manchester,
New York. January S.-Thc cotton mar
ket opened higher. Influenced by an nd.
vance at Liverpool. but later cables wcr,
not 70 good and decline followed here.
as the movement was running ahead OF
estimates. A decline In British consols on
unsa tisfactory adyicce from South Africa
increased the easier feeling at this point,
Interior receipts were freer than had
been looked for earlier In the week. On
the. other hand. the exporters were NOR.
active In some of the Southern spot nnr-
kctr THIS on being reported checked the
decline here. New Orleans and other
centers. were heavy sellers here today.
Local liquidation was also a feature Tile
Continued demand for spot cotton producet
caution on the part OF the bears.
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KANSAS CITY.

No. 2 hard 54iA; No. 3 red nominally 66tW
No. . red spring .5iq55; No. spring 5lG0
t2ia; rejected nominally IN47 Corn active,
white 32Q22's. Oats steady; No. 2 mixed
nominally II; No. white lsis. Rye dun
No . noiidnally 3d. Hay !irn; timothy 10
Ql050. Butter Creamery steady, lS42l:
dairy firm. l3nlt Eggs s,rong, IS. Re-
ooirts-Wheht G6O0: corn I.4yJ; oats 1000.
Shinments none.
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shipping steers 3.6sTic5; dressed beef
grades 3OOai 90; bulk 3.25iS3 So; steers un-
der 1000 lbs 2.6Gd325, bulk 2.s5itSO0: stocli-
ers and feeders / soGp3.6p, bulk 2.c5ais.s5;
cows md ncfers I.S0dS35 canning COWS
1.50sf2.25; calves mostly 5.0015.75; bulls 1.15
m?io. Texas grass steers 2.40i2.Si; fed 800
GAGS; cows l.7Jf.s75 Hogs-ReceIpts $500:
shipments 200; higher and firmer: heavy
355q3.65; mixed 3.25g3.55. light also 40:
bulk 3. 45fi3 TO- Shccp--Reccipts 1000; ship
ments 300 strong; native muttous e.50b
g. 40: common i.5ol2.5a: lambs 3.4o44.2e;
Southern sheep e.20df3. 10.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.
Houston Market.

The following quotations were posted
TO-DAY by the cotton seed product dephr :
ment OF the Houston Cotton Exchange
and Board of Trade:
Per Gallon.
Choice crude oil. for butter
oil ,.......... ............... eVis
Strictly prime crude oil...... 2Qla
Prime Cruue ............s...s... ~
Prime butter oil In barrels. rs % q
Prime summer yellow oil.... 22l44 %
Cake and meal I. o. b. mill interior
Short Ton.
Prime cotton seed cake ....sl2 10 ql4 70
Prime cotton seed meal ...... u 10 Qls W
Llnters, A. Houston delivery and classi-
fioation, per lb. &c.
Soap stocks. foots from refined oil. per
ID so bid. so asked.
Remarks-Narket quiet.
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NEW YORK.

NEW 1Olfh. 5000
New York. January 3.--Cohee-Opione
opened easy at 10 points decline on foreign
aclyices and the unsatisfactory local SELL
ing ruled more active but very weak ana
unsettled, closing steady Mt $3.50 points
not decline: sales %. 75J bags. including
January i3.50Ili00; May l2.6odl2S0; spot
RIO dull; No. Az: mild dull; Cordoyn
locals; sales 900 bags Maracaiho. private
terms. Warehouse deliveries from New
Yorn yesterday 776i; New York stock to-day
.h9l7q; UnGed States stock 3Js 75t: afioat
for tho United States 10000; total viylb,e
for the United States 6Ol.764, against 1915
80 last year.
HAVRE.
uavrc, January 3.-Coffee opened Quiet
nj hdAf decline; nj noon kf decline; az
3 D. m. barely stendy. unchanged 70 AT
decline; closed barely steady nc deciine'
sales 1000
RIO.
Rio January 3,-Coffee steady: No, Z
Rio d. 900 reis per 10 kilos exchange . 5-S2d;
receipts two days 900: cleared Tor the
unHtd States 1000; for Europe 1000; stock
$4,000.
SANTOS.
Santos. january S.--Coffee quiet; eood
average Santos l5, 0p refs per ~ kilo6; re-s
colpts, two days. 1',0oo; stock Ai2.0W.
HAMBURG.
Hamburg, January 3.--Cofee quief, I'M
changed; pales 1000 bags.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-04

Try Electric Bittsrs - . fsReey ~ ~
s C. ip5s;suilesly sSspss, 4 :: 7, NJ!
siss;csts ar ~ W. ~ = *
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WIRE AND NAILS,
special

Quotations are from .jobbers; special
prices given on large shipments.
RARbED WIRE - Gldden, galvanized,
$3.50 per 100 pounds; painted wire, ~ 10;
Waukrgan. 10 higher than tildtNn.
WIRE NAILS-Rate 50 90 PER keg: ad-
ypnces. 10 to 60 penny. aOc: and penny,
Coo G and penny. 75c: 4 and penny, SOC ;
3 penny, sL20; , penny, ST. 80.
CUT NAILS-Rate s2.15 per keg; same
advances a on wire nails.
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NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans. January 3.-Hog products
quiet but steady. Pork, old ST.. Lard.
refined tierce $685.. Box meats, dry
salt shoulders AZ. sides iia. Bacon, sides
a. Hams, choice. sugar cured SEsM9A
Flour easier; extra fancy 345d3.55. pat
ents 3.70n3,S0. Cornmeal dull al 1i5. Bran
quiet mt 60. Hay firm; prime 16.0o11s00;
choice 20.00f20.50. Corn easier: No.
Oats dun; No. 2 sacked 2ia4M,
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COMMERCIAL BRIEFS.

COMMERCIAL BRIEFS.
St. Louis. January S-Wool unchanged,
New York. January 8.--Cotton seed oil
Inactive.
New York, January Slides DUH. Wool
quiet. Leather firm.
New Orleans. January s.--Cofrec dull;
Rio ordinary to fair i7mislt.
New York, January 3--Government
bonds. fours u down, other issues fairly
steady; State bonds dull. raiiroad bonds
lower
New Orleans, January 3-Rice--Rough.
receipts 2iio: receipts to date 9o3. ia: same
time last year b6y, los; sales SO; very quie /,
sv@2,io clean. sales 40; ordinary TO good
2iSq4
New York. January S.-Total sales of
stocks today were 1888 shares, including
American Sugar - 300; American Tobacco
u. Paul 1850; United State Leath-
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RED RICE.

The Louisiana rice crop this year Is
arger than the last one. but. unfortunate
~ falls far below 1t In quality according
70 the New Orleans Times Democrat. An
unusual large amount of 1t is what is
KNOWN as red rice" and the crop as a
whole will fall several grades below last
seasons This means not only lower
price for the rice, but more or less dis
sfedit thrown on the Louisiana product.
heretofore 1t mas always ranked high, a :
me best raised In this country, and 1t
WIZ be unfortunate, indeed, If 1t falls be-
low that OF South Carolina or other rice
producing States.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-04
HOUSTON PRICE CURRENT.

grcss' S GRGAsE-Dlamond, SAFE per
gross. ccra1ier, in tin boxes 500 per
ee aS,sr, o Sclden. cog15c per dozen boxes
case n, on, SslIsc; Boston coach oil, per
AMmy ir,ss; M;Se: per case, quarts, $3.50,
ss ssn;; blasting powder. s2.55 per Eeg,
LIZ; bncip, ri :. drop shot. per sack sl.i0d
Short ~ = Wholesale .grocers' chatge:
Sss breakfast ssassca; dry salt V sSe,le;
ern A.. vrk ary salt bellies 6isqe5sc: West
Tic. ~S SAT- bellies 7s.c; bacon bellies
SAcelNG AND TIEsFrom store.
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NEW YORK.

none; exports $500; spot No red G2Ii /.
No. l hard 6ah. Options opened steady,
advanced on covering Win a subsequent
further rise, due to rumors OF damage TO
Argentine crop. talk Of decrease in ths
next visible hteter late cables and big ex-
ports tomorrow, closing M9s higher, No.
2 red January $685.; May 66k.
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Total receipts to same date LIST n
year s.sssss.sssss sssssssssss.stsaSssU s1YAsul&
Exports for the week ...,.....s,..., togeo
H:xports for same week Inst ysA<.. NAM
Total exports 70 this date B. 3. S.lJ1a1o
year ....... ......... . 49,. NM
Stock at all United States ports. !. 1,0oksSo
Stock at all United States ports
same time last year. ...........s... tee,te7
SOCK AZ Lvefpooi .....s.......... s..s..s
year :......:....... .............: ls,s.sss
Stock Of American afoat for Great
DTituiH .......,.... ....s.....s...s... sssss.s
Stock OF American afioat for 0erat
Britain same time last year...... l6,0oo
TOTAL NET RECEIpTS.
New York. january 3--The following
are total net receipts Of cotton It al
porta 0IncA 9enten,ber l. fgq,.
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New Orleans, January 3-Weckly--Nct
receipts 5n,9Gi; gross 81. SOC; EXPORTS to
Great Britain 23.2I3: France 1856 CONT
nent s0,7iS; coastwlse 1892; sales 26,S0O.
New York. January 3.--Weekly--Net re-
ceipts 67l1: gross 81 iJ9 exports TO Great
Britain 1l.ei3. France 1900; continent G9i2;
forwarded lJ,b0i, sales 1S7G splnners ST..
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Women know the influence Il Sesutp
on men; men rarely admire bsAufiftI
invalid, but they do admire woman Is
whom Is blended good features and ~
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There Is no secret about womans1
beauty; II all lies In the care she devctso
70 herself, to removing from her systsnI
all poisonous impurities, and keeping y
bay those fearful female diseases.
The flashing eye, elastic step, and bill
liant complexion are never companions
of womb trouble; only the disttessed
expression and aches, palms, blues, faint
ness, dizziness, bearing-down feeling,
etc., keep 1t company. &.
Lydia Z. Pinkhdm's Vegetable Com.
pound removes female troubles promptly.
and clcanses, inyigorates, and conso.
quontly beauties, the form OF woman.
Women, the world over. pay homage to
II, and praise Its discovcrer. Your drug.
gist sells more Of 1t than I'll other female
medicines.
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Good beevoa, good rat COWS and heIIcrs
frmer and more active Calves and year
hngs In demand. Hogs quiet. Sheep duh.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, January s,--Money on call
Ids per cent, last loan D. closed 4nS per
chi. sterling exchange firm, with actual
h,siness in bankers bills at 4.ssaQ4s9is,
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COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT
New York. January 3.--Followihg is the
comparative cotton statement for the
week ending Friday. January 8;
Net receipts at all United States
Forts during week ..,.............. III.
norts during same week last year 2.s,5oI
Total receipts to this date. ........ s.2,ss7
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NEW oRLEANs MARKET.

New Orleans. january 3.--tSpeciaI to the
Houston Cotton Exchange. )--Market weak
2aisG2Js In barrels. meal Is.0oQ1S.25; cake
ls.O9nls.25 per long ton.
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APPLES-Fancy sliced in boxes 4Hd5c;
choice evaporated. 6i2g6s4c, fancy evapor-
rated, G$iN7c
APRICOTS-Eva porated l2c.
ClTRON--l4c per III.
tons &c,
I5c.
NECTA RlNFS-Evaporated loc.
PEACHEsj--Evap rated 81.
ARS-Evaporated &c.
pLUMS--pitted Toe,
PRUNFs- Crop of 1926; California prunes
90 zoos, &c; sO-eOs 6lsc; 6070s, &c; 5O-60s 7bsc;
silver and ruby prunes, Zoe.
RAISlNS-California l.. L.. boxes s,4oa
1.5O; crown l.. NJ. raisins, 30 lb. boxes, 4c;
) crown l.. NJ, 50 lb, boxes, 4]444kac
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NEW yoRK MARKET.

New York, January 3.-CSpecisl to tie
Houston Cotton MISUNDERSTANDING crude
oil "a; prime summer yellow rs In barrels,
prime cake nominal; meal 2.0Sg2.v0 per
ton: market quiet.
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LONDON MONEY.

london. January S.--Consols for money
,o5ss do. for the account 1855; bar silver
ala per ounce: money X per cent. The
rate OF discount in the open market for
short and three months bills Is In per
cent
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,ruv vopK DRY GOODS,

New York, January s--Thers was na9Ee3
lpquiry for goods In stap!ss sna L5nS;s
INV activity. Printing cloths ouise - ~
and no sales. .i.s 4
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WOUl.
BOSTON.

Bostor,, Mass, January S-The Bo1son3
Commercial Bulletin win say tomotroWsl
Prices on wool show net advance q
bco pounds domestic and 2.s5l, 0N pounds
f"relrn against s,057.O0O pounds DOMESTIC
and les, 900 pounds foreign last " vs.
on,,nds foreign for the same week lest
= II
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U. 8. Exports and Port Stocks.
stocks ut Leading Markets.
Comparntive spot Market.

The following are the closing quotations
for cotton on the spot today at the leading
markets, together with closing OF miIdling
Yesterday. with today's sales:
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SUGAR
NOW OnLEAND.

New Orleans. January -anSer 4! 4! ~
cal crsnuiatcd rome; white t8t.ti yes1lqo! 81
sis.lSTtj.; seconds safS s-i& Ao.ee,, =
strong: open kettle @9so; centrne44 \
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NEW YORK

Nav York, January S.-Bueer-4X
but Quiet; fair refining ~; cenl
tes.; ~; rsan.s,d dr sr'ssx a9 81: 'eS5 -
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BEANS-California small white sa3isc
Pc, ID; BAYOU , 2}s,a2Sse;, pink o,2$a24Se'
BUTTER---Blue s ar, zee; dairy ice: la
die. lSc: fancy Elgn creamery 29c; fresh
Texas country, sN2Oc, if In good condi-
ton.
.BuTTERINE--sollds, lie; prints. l2'sc;
Elgin dairy bricks. 1Sc.
CABBAGE-Californin. per crate. SEQ
800; saler k:aut 50 i0d2.50.
CHEESE-New York full cream, lie:
Wisconsin fun cream, 13c. fancy filed
cheese, lie; Swiss, 90c; imltau N Swiss.
l76rlsc; brick cheese. 15c; Limburger 15c.
EGGS-Texas candled Ice
ONlONS-soTS5c per bushel; onion sets,
in bushel boxes. SO old2 q per box.
TEPPER-Chile, NC per Id.
POTATO ES---C dorado Coo; sweet pota-
toes 3eT35c Seed notaioes: Tennessee
Triumph. $500 per l0.peck barrels, or s.75
per bushel in sacks; New York seed pota-
toes 81. c5 per 3-bushel barrels.
POCLTRY-ChicFen pr dozen; I'D
hens s2.50ap2 rs; spring s9.2h1c75; turkcys.
IS 00Il2.50: ducks, s2..0q3Oo; geese, "a COG
$50.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-04
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, January 3.-Cattle-Re-
ceIpts 1000: shipments 1900; steady to
strong; Texas steers 27saa3,55; Texas cove
1 a5fi3 10: siockers and feeders 2.0odi 81;
bulls s.0093 10. Hogs-Reee ipts \. oooi ship
n,cnts 200; steady to higher; bulk 1927
nix, "1 s'tSasto; light s.s0qs.so; ycrkers
3.i0SI3.45; pigs s.15ar3.3 go 6heep--i cccipts
$50: shipments more: steady; lambs S.Vo9
4.25: muttons 20cQ3.25.