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Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-03-11

was born in Ceb ollita, N. NJ, on January
s, 1912. As boy he was engaged in
farm work and attended di4erent private
schools in Cebolleta, taught by the school
masters of those early days. Colleges
we're then far away and he was denied the
educational advantages enjoyed by the
youth of the territory, but every oppor-
tunity for gaining an education was i'm
proved. When school days were over
Mr.. Sandoval began business for him
self as farmer, afterwards engaging in
the general merchandise business for IS
years. Leaving this he became stock
and sheep raiser, in which business he is
now engaged, and under his management
has proven successful.
Mr.. Sandoval is Republican of the
staupchest kind and as public man and
private Citizen has commanded the re-
spect and confidence of the people of
Valencia county in marked degree. In
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-03-11
Death of MIR. y. II. crist,s Father.

District Attorney j. H. Crist received
a telegram from New Bloomfield, Pa,
this morning, stating that his father, Mr..
John Crlst, died very suddenly at his
home in that place last night, at the age
of 70 years. The deceased was man of
much prominence in the business and re-
ligious circles of Pennsylvania. As a
business man he had been engaged in the
manufacture of carriages, but for the
past 25 years his Oldest son had been in
charge of the business. For years he
had taken great interest in the work Of
the Lutheran church, to which he be-
longed, and in that connection was the
author of over 200 poems on religious
subjects.
Mr.. J. H. Crist leaves for New Bloom
field tonight.
To Cure Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. 25 cents,
For Rent.
Very cheap, the Iinsser house, garden and
orchard. Apply to MRS. E. ZINssER,
San Francisco Street.
The Bon Ton receives tri-weekly all
kinds of Kansas City meats, sausages,
oysters, fish and game. Short order meals
at all hours, Open day and night.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-03-11
SANDOVAL Thirty Second Legislative AS
New Mexico, from Valencia County

1888 he was elected to the 2Sth legislative
assembly which met in 1889, and proved
himself careful ard diligent member;
during the years of 1898 and 1894 he
served Valencia county as a member OF
the board of commissioners, and in No
vember, 1896 he was again elected aa
representative to the Legislature. In the
present assembly he has demonstrated his
fitness for public service by his unas'
suming but ever watchfulness over the
interests of his constituents and the ter.
ritory at large.
On January IS, 1868, Mr.. Sandoval was
married to Miss Daniela Gonzales, al
Ceboleta, and their hospitable home has
heen the scene of great happiness ani
much sorrow. Seven children have beer
born to them, but Of that number only
three remain, the others having passed
over to the great beyond.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-03-11
"El Sidelo" clear Havana cigar,
at Scheurich's.
The WeGtIler.

The weather yesterday was warmer and
clear with light westerly winds. The
mean Temperature WAS 80 degrees, which
is the normal for March 10 from a rs.
year record. The maximum emperature
was So and the minimum 26 degrees. The
mean relative humidity was 25 per cent.
The Indications point to fair and slightly
colder weather in the southern portion Of
the territory tonight. Friday fair.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-03-11
WILLIAM CRISTMAN Member ThySecond
bly, of New Mexico Representative from Grant Couoty,

ing the Pinos Altos Miner for two years.
At the present time he owns, with the
Robinson brothers, three mines, the Little
Pacific, Mountain Queen and the Pennsyl.
vania, all valuable properties.
Politically Mr.. Cristman is Democrat.
He has never sought political preferment
and time after time has refused public
office, but In 1896 his friends prevailed
upon him to accept the nomination for
the legislature from Grant county, and he
was elected. In the legislature he has
made an honored place for himself by his
quiet attention to business and the force
Of sterling worth. The Grant county
voters made no mistake when they elected
him as their representative.
Mr.. Cristman has never married and
through this dereliction of duty some good
woman has been cheated out Of what would
have been model husband and happy
home.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-03-11

Loet.--A red leather pocket book, tindel
will please leave same ut this office ant
no questions will be asked.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-03-11

y 80

1t draws attention, of course, good
thing always does. Our stock of hard
ware is SO packed full of good things
that it draws attention n hundred tim es
over. A and u are not farther apart than
good and poor hardware. Our stock is
more than good, because it's the best.
We couldn't make it better if we wished,
but if VT could we would. Buyers take
to one thing about our hardware i'm
It's the prices; they're great,
great because they're small.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-03-11

TO Cure Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. rs cents.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-03-11

If you want Photographic cameras
or supp lies, go to Fischer q Cos.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-13
DuTTHN AND EGGS.

~. Louis, May l2,-Buttcr quiet:
creamery, iidi6'.. dairy. SALE. Esgs
chicago. May ie.-Eggs steady: 50:
choeto weak 9hNi0: butter weak cream
cry l0l'lii2 dairy, 7dl3c.
Kansas city. May l2.--Bu'ier lower: 10
1859 for creamery: dairy 9hl2.
New York. MAY l2.--fgys Receipts
SliS Packages. steady; state and Tenn
syivar a, logan. Western l0i.W lola:
Southern, 99i9ls.
Kansas C0y, May 10, -i'gs;s-The market
today was slightly lower. owing 20 the
lGht demand Receipts were moderate.
Fresh caniled Kansas and Missouri stocks
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-13

Sacked corn is N good demand. moder-
ate supply and firm.
Orders for cotton haEginR and ties an,
teing placed by some daulers.
Apples oro disappearing rapidly Tho To-
cal stocks beng eniirely in The hands OF
fetatless.
Strawberries wero IN better demand to-
cy. ami brought higher pricas. Quota
tons ranged from 75cWS2,c0.
Young chickens are m better supplv.
but the demand coatinues aotive. Broil-
q .76a3. y.
l>s's were quoted at sac today. With
abe maJoirty OF sales at sIac. In case lots
Al TINS time last year ihsy sold az iff5c
The steamship Castle Eden has arrived
at New Orleans with 400 boxes Palermo
lemons ard 100 boxes FNlorino oplngt.s
rms auction sale VIII take place next
week.
Hosicrs Of wool are firm IN their views
OF tho MARKET. but manufacturers ara
buying spar!ngly. Desirable stock is well
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-13

The "Ah9ms E Flash company of New
YORK write: "1'h- pats, w.,ok has he,n one
OF sni"nee dizziness. With practically no
demand for refined Oh. even IN a small
way; In fact. parties having eoaslsumrn,s
On dock have found !. impossible TO move
them.
In thu FIRST place the heavy sales made
fhe week previous for export haye en-
iirely iliel " that outlet. for tile time
Icing, al least hi" the d-chnr in lara
al'n 1900 n'ah,5 IN, nome con
hand, tho oncr.rrs arc fow. and stocks
gre far from Arg.. and n only needs a
H.Io lAttaace and backbone on tho uqrt
OF holders 10 vat market Their holding,
IL fnlr urIc....
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-13

SG.ON ''~~'"'"' WV S'>
Hamburg. May ie.-Coffce down 4 pfen.
nig; sillcs, 500
Harre. May i2.-C1osed isdi franc ne,
losS Sales liGp
:, Kio' May l2.-Coffee- Steady: No. .
lHo N5JD reds per 10 kilos. exclaNrcl
5-S2d; reccipts. 900: clcarci for the
I.nNci States. Hoo: for Eu-o;c. loD:
New York. May ie-lToial warehouse
n,odvSrius from tho United states. l0.l2l.
ihcludihs SSG from New York Now York
2a2 jlS. aioat for The United Si.t,s, 40 :
~ total Visible for thc United StateA
.l'lS. against So. 1874 last year and sgt .sli
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-13
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

New York. May l2.-Cotton seed pen.
utS are dull prime Grade oil. barreA
2pc; prime summer yeNow, barrels Ss7
24c: prime cotton seed meal. sls5aaNl
per ton.
New orleans. May i2--The markc, TO,
cotton seed products is quiet. pime
crude oil, In hulk. nHlSc; prime summer
yellow, in 4, rrels. 23G2+c: meal and caka
Sl7Oonl7.j0 per short ton: long ton, .of
IMPORT. EXPORT. ElA.lan lg.OO
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas Cry. May lo.-Ca,tle-Rece,p.,
600: market steady 10 strong; Texas
steers, S.l5"i.Gp: Texas cows. aSsp. 81
rgt:ve steers, 3.G5Hi@ native COWS and
2."1U4.i5; bulls. 2.0M3.ja. Hogs--Recep,L
1900; Steady 10 9isc hlghcr. bulk OF sals,
S.dvuS.67'a: hcayies, 3 jDu3.67is packers,
3 5003 6j: mixed, .i7isQS.70. lights, So
80; workers., 3G5I37o: pigs, ?.I5g,.N.
Sheep-l{oceipis 100: strong; lambs. 500
Il 10. uuttonS 9 25dj On
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-13

St Louis. May 2-Cattle-Recein,s ,sy.
shipments 2O'0, market steady TO st,eus
Tor bonn Texans and rAttves native snlT.
butchers steers. $Ll0li 800; stocker, "rS
feeders. S2.50ait0, cows and he,fers. Ss,
Qpi50: Texas and Indian steers s2ejaiS
COWS and heifers. Sa25n250 Hogs-Re
ccpts. 1o,uN~ sh.pmcnts 1000; lOap lower.
light, S.65G3.75; mixed, $5odS75 heavy
S.iOR3.15. Shcep-Receipis, 800 shin
ments. 1000. market a shade stronger. sa
Gii.J: culls AMI bucks, sl.5oa275; Texans
$SUou4.@5; spring lambs. s50q525.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-13
COFFEE.

New York. May l2.-Coffcc ontions
oponHt barely stsady. TO 10 poirts lower.
barely sIoody. 10 10 points lover. Sales
10, go bags, including September. I 5A Snot
conee-Rio dun aud weak. No. T. nvotcc,
s; johbing, So: mild quiet and steady:
cordova ili5@lSh. sales GO hlgs Mae
NcaAbo. private terms: 80 bags Porto Ca
hello, private terms,
New Orleans, May le-Coffee>-Or,isnarv
to low fair Rio, i0SQlSA.
santos. May G.-Coffss--Good AVERAGE
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-13
PA1NTs ANp o1Ls.

oIlr-Linueed. in bbs. ptw. aSc: boiled
soc water white. $50 test IN bbs, iic, in
gases, Si6h. prime white 100 test In bbls,
l-c. IN cases, NLi5. brill amt oil. 81 so. in
hb.~. lie. Eanlon on N bbls. he. in cas.s.
$40, castor OIL mcdioni pure. 81 10; tur.
ptntlnr, in bhls, 35c.
WHITE LEAD strictly pure G,.aGisc:
standard white lead. iiac. i,ain;ers, Sc
WINDOW GlASS-In boxes, co and Is
70 W and 30 per cont dise0Nnt. new l!sl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-13
WIRE ANn NAILS.

Barbol wire quotations arc fer carload
lots {. o. b. Houston. Nails are quoted IN
small lots
100 lbs painted wire. $40. Waukegan. %
higher than Gliddcn.
Hay tn SIT. l5-wirc, si.0J per hun
81 90 s-ft 3-in, i6-wlre. 95c: SIT Gin. IL
wire. $40 SIT Gin. ID wire. Los. -
bundle conia ny 80 finished tios. single
loop. singlc erd.
Is WIRE .NAllS-Ratc s.. 10 per kee; ad-
varecS. loi. ia and ,6d, &C. Sd and "a. i0c.
- and "a. zoe; "a and 5d. Soc 81. i5c: "a,
CIT NAlIs-.Rale. 81 % per key sam,
advances as on wirc nails.
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SUGAR.

New Orleans. May i2.-Sugar--Open ket-
tie. steady, 2 i-il2 1910 centrifugal, quiet.
white, S.4q3 rs; yellow, 8 i-ig3 9-l6, Sec
onis' 5-su3 is. Molases-Qu.et; centrifu-
gal. igs.
New York, May is.-sugar--Raw. firm,
refined. steady.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-13

Il3a. for ,hc account. ii3 7-l6 lspr silver.
277,d yer uurro. Money. i~I3i per cent
The ratio of discount N The open market
Tor short hills is ll-lG per cent: For three
rGonths l.ls per cent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-13
STAPLE GROCERIES,.


These quotations are revised daily ana
their corrtctness can be relied upon The
prices are those ruling In the Houston
AXLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81, per
gross. Frazier. in tan boxes. $50 per
sr9,s .,i Goidsn soaee: per dosen boxes
axle grease 75c per dozen, in TINS; castor
oil SsMnmsi sstfS seT dozen ssa kes aoO
nr.ee; drop shot. per sack. sl.So' buck.
BAcoN-shor, clear. boxed. s,.gsnc.:
lies. 6 T.sa7e: Western salt bellies. 8 i.sc;
smoked bellies, es.gdA.; breakfast bacon.
BAGGING AND TlEs-carioad lots. +.
g. b; Houston or Galveston. Bagglng, >
10. Nc "a ID. 6A.o. "a 10, &c. Ties. Arrow.
&c: Data. Sc. In small lots from store
Vasging lxe per yard higher; ties, &c per
cANpLEs-Gran,,e S. and Is. ,a7lsc: 10.
90 90 paratnine. assorted co!Grs. S-iGllc;
,coFFEE-Rio and cordoya: Fair iiu
= i-e' prime ltpl.lse; ehe:ee ljSsQisc; fancy
star aud Crescent. 100 10 cases. sl2.25.
Apex Sl2.51 Arbuckle's Ariosa slZ 20, Mo-
on "a, ana Java blend PC
L,it R-Car.oad lots: Tidal Wave. $50:
sea FAIRY, second roller patent. sijo; sea
y EWpn, extra roller fancy 81 80; Sea Pearl
sS "; rye Hour $40: pumpernickel, $40
po'rie. nour IN barrels l5c above SACKS;
IA halt barrels SOC above barrels. Alba
,Foss' hrsi patent. sj.75 per barrel. in small
FAR1NACEous GooDs-Grlts. hominy
ord cream meal. N hbls, $50; pearl
meal n 70 10 sacks, 81 ~ per Dbl of TOUR
FISH Mackerei, No. i. IN 10 III ls;s. sLo0
q 70. No. /. h5lf bbls. s. cpns5o. sardlnes,
A An quarters, In oil. s. oOa3.&S mus
H5;AMis-stanlard. loaio'4; picnic hams
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COTTON MARKET REVIEW.
Speculative Markets Closed Slightly
Lower.
A VERY GOOD EXPORT MOVEMENT
Home Spinncrs Making Daily rur-
classes at New York-spot Prices
Remain Fairly steady.
VERY GOOD EXPORT MOVEMENT,


1
| hNeroooi was not encouraSins, and
sNecufaIon was at very low ebb. Under
such circumstances q decline Of a few
points was TO he expected. ana the eNpec-
tation was fulfilled. New York was down
9 oints at one time. and closed 2ai polnts
lower than yesterday. New orleans seem
cd 10 have saruck the doldrums. and is
'iReiy 10 stay there all summer. That
market Jill next to nothing. but that little
was az a decline. the closing showing Il
loss OF SAL points. Liverpool futures were
l-.-t+idl 1-2-64d lower. desp,te the gain on
mis- s,5o ,.o.,a.,S,. - "a. eaa'' va
$500 .."s e,u, se,teFuay' siot prices We're un-
1'ahSNH' Win sales OF sVp bales. New
Orlears sDots showed a loss Of l-isc and
sales were comnar,t,y.,,. ~.
j, h,,s,.sh t sn,.,'na Wv w Hs'.''
CONTINUED demand at New York from ~
,',s anu nom sp.''norS' Northern SPIN
~. ''''.'eu az o''es IN mat market
,,,ta 'o'h -l'f' o"'S'ue Vi
49, ..'''1ts '.'ete was very niue IN the
Nv an" ''"'e's we've" lhe s''uatloh
Wv" '"''"eFehee. bespite me ackno"i-
there IL L pessirn,stic feeling In sracuI,-
tiy. ,ircIes ,,d ,,,-,. "a. ,,,.,i,
,,.,,,.,.,,,. anu NeFN lie" pui!s are now
expecting the sensational advance counts
ed upon u few weeks ago Tho nearer IN.
new seoson -ba h,r,,. a, ,,.,i, -. -, -.
~. -, 49, s, ~ W'1i "e 10 pooii'
80, .'NS o-''ic' crop "o-
wees VIII doubtless play the most import
ant mar, from this time forward Tho good
demand for s,,, ..,to, hn,-a, No.,
'0''' ''"''ei' UNIV
inc prices p@'d therefor are not at all en-
ccrraG!ng 70 the bears SPOT quotations
are nearly e. ~ n hail. ,,se,Lar ,t n.,o
,>a, a.,t ''''ii' wv
"et o"''o'S IN uther New YORK or New
Orleans.
Al t,iav,. ea~s,o- >-r,. Vol. .,.,,o,
-, ~" ~" !"'u'eS
oithtu easy. WIN August oferei at 7.3S.
5e piSe zen to 80, then advanced TO
: - ainu CioSci NJ '.59tnIn, against 7i3n
- Ststcruay. DScember sold at b.St for
thr .oweSi ana bN~hiEhest, closing at 6.S5
"y''o asu'i,S os'0om yesterday.
~ New ,'r@ifs July opened with sales
al '-d' feii to ~. then adNancai to 40.
ann ciosed az I31d"SS. against 7.42W7.43
y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-13
NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans, May T. -HoS products
quiet: pork, old SIS, larl, refined rerce
80. boxed m .u.s, dry SAT- shon, iors. w.;
u los, Is; bacon. c'Oau' sld.,s, ~. hams.
eAua fancy, i,SjHi 50, patents, 81 S5iE ~,
Corumeal tnm. / 10 Brnn s,clhv Wt"u'
20 LAY steady. pglme 49, 'oit 10. choice,
i6.opIl5.oo Corn firm. No. > sucked.
mixed I'd; white, ~ Ycil1w. 81. oats No.
2 sacked 2552q26. Rice sttndy: ordinary
to good, 39sGiis.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-13

~, I,nNaso, May l2frrade IN cattle was
quite animated at firmer prjces for dnsir.
I@ y FOR %n err Sales were malc at ssaen
81 10 the dressed beef trade Will ahsie
40. eNt cattle We're saleable n. s.. OoG5. o.
q. o e'is OF ne steers crossed the scales ~
{, 7n,,s ~ , saieS OF heavy oSnort cattle at
ers sold as high az sl5. Cows and NET.
eis were saleahle At S.75I4 70, Bulis
l WTrS si az a. z ',rtc and calves soid
low as SI9. while fair lots soIa Ia,.,.e iy
around S.~ll4@ There was yooi de-
M Iore rpr hh S but prices ruled about
~ K sNas az 'ogs soid at an extreme ranse
$50 PIGS sold at 50 5OasaS A car of he
light at 1855. - anu prime
Prieee OF sheep ruled firmnr % N h,o,or
under The influence of a fairly actSye senl
q era denand Sheep were w.intei n, 60 M
S2'so for Inferior up to W5Sgt.7s for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-13

Carload lots. Job cars, from mills: deal
ers charge from store 6ploc more per iOl
lbs ON bran. 2nac per hushcl on oats and
corn and lValac per 100 lbs OH hay.
AN-SNitSSc.
CROPPED CoRN-7oc per 100 lbs.
CORNING i2c, sacked.
CHOPPED oArS-Slc Per 100 lbs
oATS-Whitc Nebraska 3elSlc
HAY Alfalfa. Si2,a0pi2.Oo per ton: millct
SEQ, timothy, S30llibQ. South TeNns
prairie. E.0iHl1.00 North Texas prairio.
So. 10lL 30. now pralrle hAy. ElbNM6.a0.
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St Louis, May T.. Flour steady ana IN
changed Wheat closed fracttonally
lower. spot. steady No . rcd cash eleVa-
tor. "a bid: track e1u'f 81 July. ~ Is:
i'w-urcs closed lower, SPOT. HIGHER; No. ,
cash. -. July. - asked; september. u 3-S
asked oats Futures, higher. SPOT.
steady; No 2 cash. n, July. 10 ~ Ry,-
81 G0dl.G5. Bran. EdS. EhNssoc !. s'Cady.
10 l'r mo timothy seed S25ln2.6o, " MS
KEY, sl.la. Pork Ste ady, stan lard Job
ST, am, 1915; cholco BS3 l-2, Bacon Box
ed shoulders ttto, extra snort clear. f1.Sl
~. RIBS 81 70; shorts, ,5d2 l = Dry salt
clear s5Oa. ribs. 81 l. ~ shorts, So. Re
cdpls- Flour. 200 wheat, a6,Nl; corn. o.
0ol. olts. 5000. Shipments Flour, n,eOo'
whrat. $500 corn. b6.0o0. oats. lI.0JO.
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BUTTER and CHFF9

of all grades KEEP, IN stock. E,p,, o..
cry a specially. Also wholesale ao Sieen.
to,,,,trv Special attention given '
Il. L.. JONES. Houston r.,.
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ST. LOUIS.

CHOICE TO pr'Ime flocks. Texans sold trs.l,
at S.seG3.N, Lambs sold at S32o5isN
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HOUSTON PRICE CURRENT.

maintained n price. but concessions ara
made In some grades
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EANS-tal.torna small white 2IsTes.c
l'r 10. Bayou, -'eH1itc. PINK. 2'4n-tlc,
Ina oeais. Sg5'sc. 5lack-eyed yeas ~,
HITTER Blue star. I7c; dairy, Hob;
il1ry E,r.n creamery. iSllgc. Texas couu-
Try butiof. liHsc for cholce. cJmmoi.
oLEoMARGARINE - Solids. 9al2l.
O. tbHA'i...- fezas, i225g25O per crate;
ii-G- p-r lH u sacks
.,cnHGsl1-<rw FORK fli cream, 14a.
WIS pnsin ful cream. l3pI8isc. v Western.
J.. H"is>' 2aN imitation Swiss i7qlsc.
hrtCk checse ligi-s. iimhurglr, iic.
~ . rN.ts 'ft.'r. cases returned
~ t.Nt l. $. -.'' 80 per half pasrel.
ONIONS New IeNus. .ac p.r btyhel
!'Etttk CnUe lNalsc per lib.
iopNTC ES-FAucy New York. 5000:
i"w TcN1s. olU1fc, sweet potatoes, 5ls6
plc per hu
RON .rRY-Chickcns pc- dozen Old
mems y -fff..J1. cocks. sl.5eUl.75: large
lrNtfs 81 rira.'1' hrnilers. S2.l5G". JU a.
cor iat 10 +zf. turkey lrus. l5.5AVG IN.
iur''eE SOLDIERS y a4s2.je, ducks. s. j, 0
3.25. geese. s. rpQ3.5o
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GALVESTON STATEMENT.

Net receipts of cotton At Galveston 70.
day, Il2 balcs: for the season, il,SSl,
same Kline last season, alI.79, gross re-
cirts tbs season, i.3SS0gl; same time last
season. al9.9iO
shipped to iay 10 Mcrgun city, % bales;
taken hy Galveston COTTON mills, ----.
ro,al exports this season, l,S9S.s0.; same
time last season. so. jST.
Stock today, 6.2G3 bales this day last
year. 2S.S 3i
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ERrIrs ANn Nr,rs

l'ANANAS-Fer hunrn. uicked Cor ship
mem 81 .Hl. n. l9ose hunchns Elo0 ~ ~.
ger 1904
l.EMoN F-Massina and Palermo. choice.
= I'.-.,1. fancy, 81 20.
NUTS Lte4l. 4c icr lb, nlher;s Sicily
li' N0pie-. l-'st. veiu1's. uU i3c. peanuts
p i.c Almonds, TarIgog4, i-1i5c per -,
ia sacks. lcraus. tl.-lNilc.
ORA N'i rs california seedlings sg75
yer box McbitetrahtNn swruts t3.o1.
STRAW .EtHIi-S-$l.i9H4.Z5 rer o.
quart mites
Observation-Disclosures Gjg75c per bucket
ILU Ms sVc per peck
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HIDES. TALLow AND BEEswAx.

Prices paid by Houston dealers
Per pound
Dry lint hides. selected .........lo' GllI
Dry sailed hides .,;.........."..". Ss
Deer skins .......... .............l2 az
Tallow ........,.,. ............,.......
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF Galveston. May II.
CLEARED.
S. Nueces. Barstow. New York.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
VESSELS IN PORT.
sch Merry A, Hail. marine ways
- Belgian King. Wm. Parr y Co.
So GNllcr. rvNas star flour piIls.
IS Nesta, VIM. rarr 4 Co.
- British Prince. Parr ~ Co.
sch J. NJ. McInnis. quarantine.
as Nle.es. j. y. Sawyer a Co.
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THE WOOL MARKET.

Prices paid by Houston dealers-
Twelve months. medium ..,......10 on
Twelve months. fms ....-....,.." gig
BURY .................. .."......... u II
Six months. lac less.
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KANSAS CITY

Kansas CITY May i2.-Whnnt trreGu-
larry higher; No. 9 hard. NG>a; mixed.
&pNi..s. No. > red 9S. Corn. brisk Demand;
active, nrm; No, white, 22isp22 Rye.
No. . So Hay wulk choice timothy.
1000. choice prulrle 1,m.
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COTTON.
HOUSTON DAILY STATEMENT.
HOUSTON SPOTS.
GALVESTON spOTs-

The Galveston spot market was quiet
and steady. Quotations:
G iST .fS,""', ,. * s 9oa %aains. "
,Uod ordinary. Gsl Middling fair 81
Low middling IA sales. .......... $50
NEW ORLEANS SPOTS
Tho New Orleans SPOT market clos.,
steady NJ a decline OF i-l6c.
Low ordinary - 10 NidGlug. ~
Ordinary. ...... o. ~ Good middluE. i3.l6
Good Ordinary. il-lIlMiddlns fair. ~
low mlddlins.. l-iGlsales ..,......., $50
NEW YORK SPOTS.
and unchanged. Quotatlons. '''''
1ood ordnay" ~ Good mddllns 5 i-l0
~ ~, m'u"''"-' - Nlddlins fair So
sh9u"hs -''.''. - t'alcs. .,... 2Di3