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The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-28

Mr. Lee Estes has been chJtoo
the orator TO deliver the speech on
the evening Of the Knights aud
Ladies Of Dixie entertainment at
this place, Ice will make a great
speech for be has a great subject
aud this alone will be- worth The
price Of admission, Ia connection
We can say The Memphis ladies not
only drill but feeile aud read
pieces, calling up memories Of the
past The conquered llannor'
wlll be one Of the uumbom on the
programme.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-28
Noll RALll.

Choice improved lots No, . aud I,
block Eleven, State street, Texark.
ana, Texas Eight room house, good
we'll os water with all necessary out
buildings Apply at 81 State street
for further information,
B.2S Inn On II. @. LoyErrb
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-28
Shakespearlan Read
Ing a Speciality,

O. II, penaoeF jf has opened
news stand in The 6hlo block near
the opera house, where he can be
found day aud night with all the
latest papers aud magazines, novels
etc, of the day, Give him d call
and leave your name for any OF the
leading metropolitan daily papers,
aud he will serve YOU, AZ
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-28

Yesterday the TEXAREANlAN job
office turned out a 62 page brief for
Mesara, Scott, Jones n SolIusky, In
a little over three and q half days
tIme they pronounced 1t as neat a
Job as any ever done for them, al.
though done In a great rush, No
other job o0iee In the city could
have done It 10 quickly
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-28

Among the visiting X, II, who
were banQueted last night were 9,
A, SkInner o, Il, Back, $, w. 0ap.
eron, all Of De Kalb, aud j, H. VIII.
sou and u, u, Fuller, of New llos'
ton,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-28
WILLIAM ARBUCKLE DEAD,

Fhe wires brought the news here
yesterday Of the death OF William
Arbuekle, who died in Galveston,
Texas, from the effects Of an oper.
tlon on his throat by surgeons, who
operated ON him Tor the purpose Of
removing a cancer,
Mr. Arbuckle was Bowie county
tax collector at one time and had a
large acquaintance In this city and
the counties Of Miller and Bowie,
and some very warm friends who
win sorrow at his death,
lie leaves a wIle-nee Sue Ball,
to mourn his loss, We extend to
her our heartfelt coincidence,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-28

Mr. WIN Iluddleston naggedlthe
reporter down yesterday we APP
pld our air brakes and came to a
full stop for we knew win had
something for US, He gave us q
couple Of boxes Of Strawberries and
some honey, but forgot to give us
the cream aud sugar and pancakes
to 20 with the gift We worried
along without them, however and
thank our friend just the same,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-28

See the new GREEN SHOES at q Ei
Stocks, ~ West broad street
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-28
Married,

At the brides residence, on the
afternoon of May 25th, 1897 by
Rev. Y. l., Fulbright, Mr., John j..
Bell aud Mrs. ella H. Spear, New
Boston Herald
Mrs, Spear was well known here,
before here marriage and widow
hood, and no doubt she will receive
many good wishes for her future
happiness,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-28

Browns iron Tonic makes rosy
cheeks, Smith Drug 6oi
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-28

lluddleston Bros have just re-
eelved a fine line Of smoked meats
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-28

Have your watches aud clocks re-.
paired by the old reliable ieweleh y
/, sehustef, 1890
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-28

Many valuable horses die from
cole, Hl0an's sure collie cure for
sale by W. A Robinson, will save
them every time, bgOl
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-28

one dozen Bh cans Of tomatoes
Tor zoe Al Jos, MeHhane'sI
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-28

6'SSal,2a, Sa \, Ladies, i am prepar-
w sn lll bIad' of dress md6Iae,
|bs,lss ,ls'l4aleg satistaelionl was
f. lgSulE ElOh lheuoled Paris Cloak
Nm GIi oo. qn Fifth Avenue, New
'''r Give me a trial,
|,a Mas j spifEBFBa,
5Og Maple so,
!" lO' a pound ''''0' ''up
I, s,IeossL, latest oanss snors, at
bg'J
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-28

No stock OF condition powders
equal TO sl0ans, Remember W, A.
Robinson Is sole agent for them IN
Tesafkaha, bzs1sT1
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-28

The only shoe house IN the city
having the latest "lhd' 0httN
SHOES a. v, bloph
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-28

All llumofs Of the blood, tfem
the small pimpe TO the dreaded
ser0fula sore, are cured by Hoods
sarsaparIla, which thoroughly
purints, yltallzes aud enrlches The
blood
Hoods Pills cure nausea, sick
headache, indigestion, blllousnessi
All dfuggislsi 2be, y
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-28

Manager Whitley seems TO have
hard b5k with his aggregation Of
r5adsiprs. he put up ticket money
10 yet the bloomefs 10 come here,
and they went back onhlm aud now
comes the Dallas gang irying TO
work the same game We don't
believe in paying fancy prices tor
attractions, no way and we had
better stick 10 home enleflalns
menls,
-
The school district known as Gols
leee liill, has purchased the brick
college building, aud will use II as a
public school houno hencelorlh,
We congratulate The school trus.
tees on closing up this deal
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-28

Clothing made TO order, agents
Tor NIeoll the Tailor
ola SHARPE 4 llRBwHR,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-28

WANTED Apprentice girls to
earn dress mahlng Call AT No,
800, Walnut street
l'B,lm MBs, klehAhbH,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-28
snAape n lafwea,

I have two nicely furnished front
rooms to rent with or without
board, Mus, DOYLE
"A MOI 0ls Olive st.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-28
ElOCulIOn Scientifically Taught.
Frank |. COlburn,
Teacher OF the Science and
Art Of Expression.
At Moflposa Club Rooms,

Special attention given to ESefelses
In breathing, Voealsm, Aftleua
lah0n, Gestieulation, Facial lGSs
precision, Bte,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-28
About ILata

n you don't know n, We are the.
leaders Ia this line Late shapes
In straw, stlii and soft hats
b.lg AHARpB llaHwba,f1
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-28

Pure leaf lara only De per pound
at jos Meshahe's opposite Bene
fed Hotel \ 10
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-28

We cannot Say too much about
our underwear We buy these
goods by The case no We can give
our customers the lowest possible
prees for good goods prices from
bOt up
Of Sharpe n liafwEa,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-28

&c Hebron,
The Leader.
Fine Watch Repairer'
mounting a specially, n,.
nhmond moGGn of Watches and Dia-
monds eyer Iors Tey solicited All goods
CoaI9lTwy o.l9 With a guarantee
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13
BRADS Tx. ET'S REVIEW.

NEW YORK, Nov -Bradstreet's tomorrow
VIII say: One OF the most significant features Of
the business situation is found in the continued
heavy weekly totals of bank cearings, that for six
business days ending November IL amounted TO
Sl, 54I, ,OO0 600, an inc OF 10 per cent over
the preceding week and l3 per cent compared
with the second week of November 1896 when
business began to revive sharply in speculative
III es Railroad gross earnings show smaller gains
as comparisons begin to be made. with more
nearly normal conditions year ago Total
Oc ober earnings OF 127 companies operating
loo,ooo mlie' OF road aggregate 300, ao4 539'
gain of is, o00, 900 over september and per cent
over october year ago.
This gain com pares with gains of IA per cent In
september and l25 per cent in August over cor
western and Central Western roads make the hest
showing
o her favorable features the continued firm
ness OF ana activity in wool, iron and steel. Inc
heavy output of iron and moderate reduction OF
STOCKS last week suggests the tmprobablllty or the
advance IN prices of iron and steel next year,
which so many have hoped for.
Cod weather IN the Central West and y or h.
west has stimulated demand for winter goods,
particularly clothing
Exports of wheat (four included wheat)
Montreal this week amount 20 5,445,042 bushels,
compared with 5,39U.0UU bushels last week.
COO bushels two years ago, 2,909,OOO bushels
three years ago, and con1rasted with ., $4,000
bushels in the like week of 1893
There Is an Increase in the lumber OF business
failures, the total throughout the United states
this week being 273 compared with 223 last week,
Z1S In the W. ek one year ago 279 two years ago,
2SO three years and 80 in he second wees
OF November, 1898 he larger Iotuon of this
week s increase over last week is in New England
and the southern states.
There are 80 bus failures reported through
out the Canadian Dominion this week compared
with "a asst week, Al in the week one year ago
and 40 two years ago
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13
DUN's REVIEW OF TRADE.

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-R 6. Dun & Co.'S
weekly review of trade will tomorrow:
Colder and stormy weather, so long needed
to accelerate distribution OF winter goods has
materially helped in quarters. and ihe re-
tulting improvement in retail, trade is ntioned
in nearly every Northern dispatch this week. so
that orders fill stocks have been ENCOURAGING
and in some branches the multitude of demands
Tor immediate delivery show that he distribution
TO consumers has already gone much beyond the
expectations of dealers But this is not vet the
general iue. and with many complaints of de-
lay trade from other qUa ters there still remains
the extensive shrinkage by fever and
QuaraHtines at the Sou h, IL is therefore, the
more surprising that the volume of all payments
through clearing houses continue bout large as
In 1892 and 6 7 per cent larger than Iast year
abroad earnings also nrsrly equal those of
1892 for the first eek o: Nuvemt er and half the
mileage IN the United states shows earnings in
October of $50. 334, 496, or so per cent larger
than last year and 2 2 per cent larger than in
1897 Speculative markets feel disappointment be-
prices do not rise farther anu faster but 1t
is fortunate producers and dealers the ex-
rerience of some past years in that respect has
not been repeated. There is nothing to cause gen.
eral reaction, he purchasing power of The people is
gradually increasing, ana after the iull which
follows extensive repleuShmen mt of stocks trade
should give ample evidence of tn 1t increase.
The output of iron furnaces November was
2l2, SO ions weekly, against 200, 1923 October J.
gain of 6.1 per cent, and unsold STOCKS decreased
4S, $50 Ions in October, indicating larger con-
sumption IN manufactures than ever before, even
when the output Of pig was pushed Cy swiftly d.
vancing prices to the highest point 2l7,6SI tons
November !. 1898 Prices of iron products ose
that year 55.3 per cent, but not per
cent higher than June 8. The enormous, output,
with some more furnaces started In november
causes but slight decline in Bessemer pig to
$40 Is at Pittsburg. with decline in the other
pig there, at the East or Chicago AMI no fall In
prices OF finished products except SO ade in
angles
While most works have orders for the rest OF
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13
REVIEW OF 1HE STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. Nov. 12.-In its review OF the
stock market Brsdstreets tomorrow Will say:
While speculation showed some res ponse to favor
able developments the course of the marke; las
been irregular After All Improvement in prices
early in the week the professional traders made
an attack on the market and met with little
sis ance, Though Friday prices again
put up on the shorts The absence of public In
terest and the small volume 10 which commits
sion-hou buying has shrunk still noticeable
factors Large interests have within few days
past extended renewed support to certain special:
ii s, but il seems that the ctlques and bull pools
are for the present dormant aud that in spite OF
the much better developments in number of di-
rectons manpulative activity is still directed al
most entirely ainst values. The news which
trely favorable.
Among the favorable items weretthe. frie ndly
tone of the Spanish GoVernm mt note ana the de-
cision OF he Uuited states Supreme Court In the
long and short haul case. N Id "a apparently de-
Velupe,. that the long and short haul decision waa
considerable benefit TO the railroads snt the
| strength the grangerS TOOK on Tuesday and
! " edEesday partly traceable 10 this cause.
The coal stocks showed CON 5iderable myth
because of the general belief hat orders Will be
issued to restrict production and cheek the
! cumulation of unrsed stocks of coal sugar
a feature this week. declining from o35S to
] 1854 but rallying on Friday 10 12Szs On tn q
whole, the market has been narrow aud profes
!
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKEr.

CHICAGO, Nov 12.-Wheat started with sell
ers OF May at from 91c down to 9G$4, and very
little changed hands at 80 7sc This COM
pared with ye erday S closing price OF 9i14 The
failure of the Liverpool market to respo d to the
bullish tone with which this market closed the
dar before was chiefly responsible for the SEC de-
cine. That market opened at but 1s@14d ad-
vance, and had even lost this by he time trading
commenced Aere. Northwest receipts were large
compared with last years figures, Minneapolis
and Duluth reporting s21 cars. ag ainst 949 week
ago, ard 434 last year Chicago got ga TO.
dav, ] 19 a week ago and 49 the similar day a
year
New York shortly after the opening wired that
they had selling orders there from The Cont
nent Tor December wheat, but other New \ ork
messages said private cablegrams from the Cont
neut Fl III In their tone. The price grad ualtv
sank and touched 903s before it had IA
7 lv. it did, however, recover TO 9114 by about
IL O'Clock wi hou. receiving anything strkn nglY
encouraging the way of additional Information
The Atlantic and gulf ports returned clearances
for the day OF 590,0U0 bushels. he total receipts
for the day at primary Western n" rkets amounttd
to l,052000 bushels gainst 50 900 bushels ear
ago. Minneapolis stocks OF wheat for the week
are expected TO snow an increase OF ,oU9
bushels and Duluth an in' rease OF 100000 bushels
The general guesses here on the change in the
weeks visible ran from 2,00U.0C0 to 100000
bushels increase. The weekly review of the sit
ion by the Modern Miller rather bearIsh
but on tip that preceded its details that it would
be bulsh in tone buying starred that put the price
from around 90l4 to 9t84 After receipt of The
Modern Miller report The piice sagged to 9012
but near the end of the session assurances from
most reliable sources in the Northwe,t re-
ceived TO the effect that there marked fall
iDg-of in farmers denver and they to-day
not over half what they were week ago.
I hat information aud the fact that some of the
Duluth wheat which has been shipped here lately
is missing grade caused sudden revival OF the
markets previously waning strength Der,
which was hanging neg ectedly around 931zc, re-
sponded 10 the bidding ior limited quantity for a
sudden spurt to 945sc and May from around 9O1ac
rose 10 9lc Closing trades were at 9414c for De-
cember and 90$4 for May.
weak during the morning largely
through sympathy with wheat There was some
selling of Dec .mber by the elevator people which
r. suited In a slight widening of the spread.
Ua were Gull and easier in SYM athy with
VIII at and corn. during most of the session.
Provisions were DECIDEDLY dull and weak. Prices
were slightly higher al the opening on account of
the higher prices hogs, but prices slowly de-
clined.
The leading futures ranged follows
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Weather Conditions and General Fore
NEW YoRk sToCh MARKET.

NEW YORK Nov. 12.-Ioday's stock market
without animation at any time. 1he preiim-
mary drive at sugar and the two subsequent
raids on the stock failed to dSlodge any large
offerings nd the subsequent dealings in that
s showed grratiy diminished activity and
firmuess Of tone. Its losses we're all recovered,
ana the close showed net gain of a small frac-
tion,
The low pri'e for the day, which was 1853
a new low point on the IreseLt movement.
Sugar was easily the leader on the list from a
point OF activity The coalers showed some
strength on ace mt OF the approsc hing cold snap
They were hepei also by reports OF restriction
OF output by individual companies. New Je sey
entrai led This group and ADVANCED at time
5l4 points, but closed at action of about Il
p int. Consolldated Gas huCtuated wi diy, risin z
OF ! 70. Outside of these the features of the
market were without particular Interest. There
was some continuance OF selling Tor the London
account, especially OF 81 Paul, and this about
The r'suL OF the days trading is 20 bring the
level OF prices Dack to about same level as
that held before the very sharp decIihe of last
Friday. The upward tendency day in The gem
era list assisted by the continued favorable
character OF the railroad earnings reported for the
hrst week IN November.
he day net gains point or in some
OF the gfahgerS and other prominent ac i've stocks.
and are nearly points over in The coaers.
he BOND market was moderately activs at
higher prices. The total sales were S1.450.0U1.
Lnited sta es registered fours and fves coupon
Wer- sdvanced Is bid and The new fours "a bid.
lie to- al sales OF stocks o-Ciav were 247 100 in
ciudlng: ouisVille and Nashville 1890, Man
haitian 1850, New Jersey Central 1885, Northern
leg 1850, Rock Is and 11,577 ST Paul 2235O,
Union Pacific (second assessment pafd) 3632 Boy
state Gas 1920. Peoples Gas 21.OlO Consod Al ed
Gas 3435, Sugar SO,6 $50, Chicago Great Western
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13

the year and in sheets and some other branches
are lar behind in deliveries new orders are
iew, but inc ude one for 200U at Chicago and
ohe tor 4OO at Pttsburg; for an arm ored snl p
a. Shester: many for small buildings and for 81
N'hcentS Hospital and three SchooIhouSeS mere,
hiahy Tor br dges with some OF the drainage
cahai at Chicago; lively demand for hoops ana ii
large export business with quantity OF bars Tor
Asa.
Wooen mills generally have orders for three
mouths ahead and are not seeking further engage
heH's. Large sales OF speculative iotS OF Wool at
prices not stated suggest that IT. may oe lower DC
torr the mills need furi her orders. year the
price pegan 10 mount with heavy speculation ana
uas risen 59 per cent without reaction III quota
tlohs While the rise in goods averages but 4 per
tor g. ods owing in part to warm wea her have
yea cotton mills To confer about curtalment OF
Proonc ION and further reductions have been
ma e III brown sheeti gs and drills, prints ana oy
!ooLers In bleached goods. Cotton declined HSc 10
90 &c for middiing uplands and both exports and
takIngS OF spinnerS have been large.
" neat dropped over cents but has since risen
MS much on heavy buying for export western
rece PTS continue heaVy-in two weeks I4.O23,9Of
pushels, against 1U5Sl, 1872 last year, while A l.
iahtc exports, -four Incl uded. have been 6,o62 OZo
oushelS, against 1927, PSI last year An Euglls n
au horlty reckons the words yield at 16l oUo0Oo
Dusnels less than last year which would mean
market 1or all this country has 10 spare.
corn exports are gain larger than last year ana
the price has risen l5s cents Later Pre- or
meats do 10 indicate that farmers have as yet
mus lnducement to ave feeding.
falureS for the week have been III IN the
I nlted States against l76 last year and "a III
Cana0a against as last wear
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13

fs. open. High. Low. Close.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13
EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT-The Meroneth takes tor Cork 46, 400
ctls, valued at S69, 700; Hyderabad, for CorE, 81
6O7 ctls at 1925 80.
The market went of again yesterday, with light
trading.
Local quotations are as follows: 81 421s q ct
for No. /. 81 53s4 Tor choice and ST. 45Gl 80
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL sIssIoN-9:l5 o'clock-May T. 600
ctls 81 3S$4 1000, ST. 3s7s
SECOND SEssIoS-Aay i 900 ctls, 81 3S5s ::
10000 81 1894. December-l0 000 81 4314.
REGULAR MORNING SESSION -Dece m ber-4 4OOO
ctls, 81 AZ. 200U 81 4@1s May-oOUO, ST. 80:
22,U00 81 1875: 10 pC0 $ 3S5s; 1900 81 1884
AFTERNooN SEssIoN-May-4U0U ctls. d 3S12 (;
12,OOO 81 3ess; $4,000 81 3SlA; sUOU, ST 80
Dece m beT.2GHU 81 42r3; 5000, S 42l4.
BA RLk4 There Is no change to report.
Feed 5212G9Oc for dark to good and 9212c for
choice brigh.; Chevalier. for seed, 81 oU@l 80;
Brewing, ST. O5Gl 0712 Tor No and 90GS5c y
ctl for dark Coast
BOARD SALES.
1NFoRMAL sEssIoN-9:15 o'cIock-May-2O00
ctls, S914c
SECOND SEssIoN-No sales
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-No sales.
AFTERNOON SESSION - Dece mber-200o ctls,
S71sc
OATS-Pr showed no further chance yester-
day. Fancy Feed quotable at $l 20@l 25; good
TO choice. IL 1212@l Is q ctI: common, 81 %
@l 10: Surprise, 81 25G1 IS: Re1 81 2o@1 35;
Sray, 81 l0@1 IS; Milling, 81 l2120l II Ha q cll
Black 1or seed. s. 55G1l 30 Clipped Oats sell at
$lg2 = ton over the raw product
CORN-ls weak AID dull at the decline. Small
Round Yellow. 81 05Gl 10 y ctl Large Yellow.
9G@95c; White. 9712M$I.
!.lE-Sl 05@1 O7lle q ctl.
BUN w hEAI-Quoted at 81 2U(9l 30 p ctl
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13
HIDES. TALLow. WOOL AND HOPS

Previous prices rule for all des scrptions. Hops
are quiet. Hides are inactive and weak. Wool.
though dull is firmly he d.
Jacob Wollner's circular says OF Wool: 1--WE
had a very quiet week in the Wool market as
ade prices. everybody expecs we will have a
better market soon. Eastern markes are reporl-
ed very quie. 10 duness, with the exception OF
some speculative buying. where some sellers
shaded from "a to lc q ID Tue wooden goods
market quiet, and owing TO the open win
ter there is not much heavy goods selling as
anticipated, but cold spell of wees or
two Will cnange it materially and Will have most
favorable effect both the Wool and wooden
good markets The only thing is to have patience
and wait til the Wool is wanted and 1t is only
a question time with all the dvance in the
TO bring the Wool marke: up 20 an importing
point. The European and Australian markets are
all quoted active
HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands sell lc
under sound stock. Heavy salted steers, 10c
Il II: medium &c; light, S1a(69c; Cowhides,
o1a@9c; Stays. 512c; sated Kip &c; salted
Calf. l0GlIc p ID: salted Veal. &c; dry Hides,
150l5L Lsc; cus and brands 12@l2Hac: Dry kip
and Veal. l4c: dry Calf SC; culls, 12c Goatsklns
20@S5c each; Kids, SC; Deerskins good summer
25c p ID; medium 20c; winter l0c; Sheepskins
sbearings 15@25c each; short wool. 35@6Uc
each; medium, 60@S0 each; long woods, sUc@$l
each.
TALLOW-No ]. rendered s031ac . ID: No
2, 2Q021ac: refined. &c; Grease 2@214c u H.
WOOL - Fall clip - Middle counties, free
lO@l3c; do detective. 10@11c; San Joaquin de-
fective 7@9c ID; do Lambs, 612@Sc: southern
Mountain. 9@l2c; tree Northern, l20l4c p ID;
90. defective. 9@llc Hum boldt and Mendocino
l3915c p h.
hoPs-old CROP 2@6c 2 ID for poor to fair and
Sl11Uc for gO0u new crop lU0l416c
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-13
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON Nov. 1.-THE Boston Com mmercial
Bulletin tomorrow VIII say OF the wool market:
The market is eff Territory, Oregon and Texas
and California woods alike easier, the secured
basis of domestic wool OF an y grade having
dropped cents the secured pound from extreme
rates. Australian is still very firm but Monte
video IS selling freely at 2lc against 23c asked
some time ago. The largest firms believe the re-
action, caused unquestionabv by warm weather
and small sales OF clothing, will be but pOrary
and refuse to sell wool a. current rates.
he Of the week 1926 700 pounds
domestic and 1,475 600 pounds foreign, against
2.954 900 pounds domestic and 4,349, 90 pound :
foreign last week. and 81 900 pounds dom ic
aud !, 704, 600 pounds foreign Tor the week
last year.
he sales to date show an increase of 81, ,OS9 900
pounds domestic aud 122.0j3 10U pounds foreign
from the sales 10 the same date in 1896.
he receipts TO dale show an increase Of 126-,
o. domestic aud S33 qU6 foreign.