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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-29

STOCKS CLOSE LOWER.
BULLS UNABLE TO MAINTAIN PRICES
WHILE TAKING PROFITS.
showing ~ GaiD-;rangcr and An
thracitc Groups Heavy.

New York, January eS.--Today's stock mar
| kot showed signs Of a struggle by the bulls
to sustain prices while they were taking their
profits They were of moderate volume.
Northern Pacific preferred is the only one of
the fayorites which shows net gain, but tho
declines In others were not sufficient to uli-
cover any large number OF stop loss orders.
The sharp gain in special stocks was evil
IDENTIFY duo to manipulation for the purpose
of sustaining the general market. This, 10
gether with higher range of prices reported
from London, kept stocks we'll above last
day but the closing showed an easy tone,
and prices were generally at the lowest New
York Central was conspicuous for realizing
pressure after the opening and closed Y point
lower than the days high point. Aansas
and Texas preferred showed an extreme de-
cline Of IL.
Heaviuess of the grangers group was an
additional factor in the decline, the Deem
Der statement of the st. Paul and Burlng-
ton, with small increase shown in net earn
ings having an unfavorable influence ON the
general list.
London sold on this market several thou
sand shares of stocks, chiefly New York Cen
trail This added to the heavy tone to quite
Il marked extent. Stil another factor on the
side of the reactionists was the weakness in
the anthracite group declines In some OF its
members reaching a point. The local New
York group added the weight of its weakness
to the burden of the bulls. The sudden spurts
w w CHDth ohpMl ny 3NoIliNtsltIL, iAOulS-
vile. Denver preferred and II few other
stocks proved unavailing to counterfeit the
general lower tendency.
Exchange hardened fraction for demand
In response to London on continual selling of
stocks here. The announcement OF the with
drawal of ei0,000 in gold from the Bank of
England for shipment 10 the United States
was without any effect here.
Reports from London during the earlier
dealings here showed prices Tor Americans
hlgher ana the market quite active, the speech
oil the president last night being assigned as
the cause The anticipation OF this speech
has been used for several days by the bulls
IN Wall street and the realizing today after
It's delivery was in accordance with the usual
practice of professional traders.
The business In the bond market continued
ON a remarkably heavy scale and prices gen.
orally arc higher. There were single trans
actions In par value of s15O.nlO and S75, 900 OF
the Union Pacific purchase certificates, OF
sl25o 900 of Atchison adjustment os Total
sales, $5.300.00O.
me range OF prices on the active stocks to-
Gay, compared with the closing prices of yes
terday, rs reported for The Post py H. w.
Hunter Co.. is as follows;
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/. Now YORK. cultnn Ninr,.et.

New York, Junuary ss,s-rhp cotton market
nade an advance Of aefS points. but failed to
hold y TIM opening call showed a gain OF
iofS points over yesterdays closug figures
sfser which there was an advance OF Z points
on The position. following adsicea of decided.
y strong Southern spot markets, supported
BY claims Of continued activity III the de-
nl'ne for exporters, Shorts during tho fore
moon were active buyers. News from New
Orknns and other Southern cities went N,
n s,, all rasen 70 the long Side or the ,.c-
,,snNm' Investment buying. led ty to,y
Ni,i street houare. was y feature az The fu,a-
noon market. ippurts from rall, Rivnr. lnai !.
seN,iiiN an active dvlnapl for mini cloths With
iuinness but IN the afternoon tho marker
I i,..,i y decided downward enurso, following
linndipaiirns that tbs movement III cotton n
tns principal ports would materially oyerr,i,,.
sstinl,ses, Rerslpts ~ Nov Orlenns for ID.
n =. were ofneiully estimated al lsooo n
isas bales against cisa lasi week and slos
sest year, This was too niuch for the mas
k \. ana selling became quite gcaerai, some
q we more stslwart bulls absorbod The cot
.9a thrcwh over tae ship and arrested Inc ae,
c ~! the ,nsrket was anplly steady al 4
nst Ions Of llp2 POINTS. oxccpt IN .l1uuar,
xbplh closed a point higher $500 -, =
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
Evening Posts CabIcgrnm.

New York. January 2S-The Evening Post
London financial cablegram says: The stock
market today here was irregular. Americans
were buoyant and other securities were idle
to dull There was more general dealing here
In Americans than since the rise began. ~
the same time, and as a natural result the
trading was somewhat ragged. President Nc
Kinleys speech was cabled here and the mar
ket chose to construe it favorably. thus fur
thcr aiding the upward rush IN prices. set
back for q short time was followed finally by
a rally to near the best.
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View york Money

at 1Hn1% per cent; prime mercantile paper
3G3ai per cent; sterling exchange firm. with
actual business in bankers bills at Isles Tor
demand and 4 S2iaGp4 s24 for 60 days; posted
rates 4. S3di4. S81h and 4S5ia6I4. Sc; silver GER
tificates 5sIsM57Ns; Mexican dollars 49,,
Government and railroad bonds strong;
Stnte bonds dull. 4
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london Money.

London, January 2S.--Consols for none
11sss, for the account liz 11-16 Mexican ord
nary 23%; Mexican Central new fours 70A
bar silver steady. 2GAd money 2h per cent
rate OF discount in the open market for Shot
and three months bills 2A027s per cent.
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Chronicic vventi,cr Rc ,,,,

8 NeM York. january 2S-- (spccIai, 1-l-The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle says
Adsiees 70 " this sweating By telegraph from
sha South denote that IN some portions 81 tl,o
MSa'k'htippl Wiley the rainfall! has been lleoyv
a1rtnE the week, but that elsewhere rs d rllle
lprfs II itss lou has bcen light Tho aiIssissipp
!'ssr Y riting IN The vicinity Of Memphis anl
ne about reached tho danger line. Cotton
etlnues e DO marketed freely.
e :. "A
81. ). Drs Goods aiarkrt.
HI Nfw Torn ianlia,y y. There is no radical
snxnss Y the sltaatioi, n dry goods iopaiiy.
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carsill Richardson Of Houston say: Spec.
ulnton IL getting decidedly broader IN every
thing Wheat leads, with enormous busness.
although millions have been put Into securi-
lies on Tho New York Stock Exchange IN the
pas, month. Cotton, the sliggard. nwoke to-
HnG more, too, before the days operations
were over The carly market In New York
WA firm ON buying by Liverpool and the To-
M dcfnnn operators, but cascd on the into
snicuous sellers. Liverpool again did not re-
shond 70 our improvements. which had con.
Siderable to do with our tusircse. New York
ciogph lM2 down; New Orleans unchanged.
srots nhohangedi Into sight va, 7ad, against
ilpll9e last yenr aud rs, Jaa III 1885,. sye are
now 49, oD ahead % the latter year Tho
Letter crowd bulled wheat January selling 10
~. closing At i.1sSll.o9 May selling At
W u.s. Shorts helped the clique In the early
~ ~, arre. Puts on May for tomorrow sold az
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Cation soyds show stronger tone, but not
decided enough yet TO entrAnt quotnbie nd-
tinued eains 30 all counts. Tho sales OF the
week have been quite heavy, both n extras
and udds. The quotation Oh extras u sis
licmInally but bids At THE figure are refused
BY manufacturers.
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Totals M


Houston, January 2s.-There Is q it'll
srsnurt Of contemplated good spring trade
r;ntts are STEADY ~ 7Ts per cent,
Exohppgc is quoted as follows New York
buying si.50fr2O 90, selling. soc discount to par
New orleans, buying Is to par; selling 's Z
par. N f8s
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TOUCHED one DOLLAR TEN,
January Wheat 10 Chicago Mas
Again the Feature.
MOST NEWS FAVORED THE BEARS.
May Option In wheat and Corn md
Oats Shows M Chapge-Pro-
visions Slightly Lower.

Chicago, January 2S.--whcat today made
the best prices on this crop for cash, thu
January option being bid UP to ITO and clos
ing at LOS. The top price was 1c above the
highest figure reached during the recent bulge
in December. May sold up to osss after .
weak opening, but closed unchanged. Heavy
| Aikertnc shipments were against the market
at first, but later strong foreign news and
the usual pushing by the Letter people sent
prices soaring. Corn and oats followed wheat
ana closed unchanged. Provisions declined
2Ma5c.
| 1, looked at the opening In wheat as II the
place. For tho first time in two weeks the
| newg really favored the bears. and a decline
| in prices at once cnsued. May. which closed
| yegterday at 97Ad97h, opened today at $3.50
o6ss, and July--in which option. however,
there was not much trading-opened %ap1c
lower at ssdssM. There was plenty of selling
at those figures by heavy holders, and May
was down to 96 and July to s57s before any
support Of consequence materialzed. Ship
pers were somewhat staggered by the weak
ness ut the opening.
The Liverpool market opened N1ssd higher,
bur large slice of this advance had been
lost when one of the afternoon cables came
in. This weakness was explained by the
Argentine shipments for the wcek--S64OoO
bushels. This was more than twice as much
as during the previous week. Northwestern
receipts too, were liberal. Tho impression
caused by the Argentine shipments and the
Liverpool decline lasted about mn hour whom
covering movement resulted in an advance
IN May to 81, when another spell of unload
ing carried the price back to 96A The mar
het then gradually recovered and held firm
bur dun at about aeSs for some time.
After midday the market began to develop
some of the bull snap of yesterday The
Principal reason for the renewal of the bull
ish energy was the strength shown by Ant
wero when that market was heard from 1t
shcwee an advance equal to 2iac per bushol
for American red and lie for Walla Walla.
Paris was also higher by about &c The next
was the very heavy clearanccs of wheat and
horr for the day from Atlantic ports. The
latter amounted to 300 900 bushels inclusive
OF dl,7So barrels of -four from Newport News.
The strength first developed In May Bids
foi that delivery brought few responses and
prices slowly declined until Letters men be-
gan bidding for January In the attempt to
buy ~ 600 bushels He succceded i'm ,rnttipo |
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bank ase..r,npr.

New York, January 2s.-Tho following tob,.
complied by Bradstreet's, shows ti,e , nnm,,
'siesrings at the principal cities for tho INN,
Weok, with the percentage OF increase or d.,
crease compared with tho CORRESPONDENCE
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Beeville. Texas. Ianuafx
lam Ling. the gentleman
bed with Il case OF snai,v
four miles cast Of BeevIis q e
covering and will be out
Al fear OF the diseaxe rpre 559|
subsidized. ].
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,,o,,sroN pANx cT.nApINCs.

tJonston hanks for the week thus far and for
the corresponding time last year, toscther
,.,,1, ty,., gncreoso or derrCaSe.
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acOTrOx
S Slouston Dailysstatrment.
Today. Yesterday. Last ycal


Houston rr0ss rece pts OF cotton by tne var'ons
railroadsentcring tho city wdro rs foiows
Missouri! Kansas and Texas. ............ l,7s8
liouston ana Texas Central, - - ....s.. 100
International aud Great Mediterranean. 1,sDV
SAT Antonio and Armnsas Pass $50
Guf. Colorado ana santa fc.t ~. ....s.-.... 500
lnivcston. harrisburg and San Antouio.... dda
Houston East and West Texas ..........-
Texas and New oriuans. -. ..s............. ~
Wagon 1876
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HIDES. WOOL AND ~
prices paid BY Houston dssisl.1 I
COTTON SEED PRop|

F. O. B. mill. Texas inte1'o 5s|'
ing to location; e 4 m
Primo crude oil. loose. $50 - = i'm
Prime summer yellow OH - m
feIc6 at ..........''.''s''''''''s
Pine cotton seed cakr:.,'s't'''y'1;
Prime cotton seedemeal....'s's' r
I.inters. per pound. ....'.'' -
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FINANCIAL NOTES.,

New York--Clearings N6I IA, 759; balances
su.13S,S5s.
ties moved up all day, with the feeling more
broyant. The tone was firm and the demand
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Hon.ton wceKIy st.temcnt.

I; ross receipts this week .............. 1880
Nctfeceipts this week 1U,t2l
Gross receipts this week last year ..,,... iU5sH
Net receipts this week last year ...,..,.. 1858
Total gross ruccIpts this year ,4ft,611
Torni net fcce pts this year ..........., 6l5,3b0
Total gross receipts same tiuu iast year.. ,l4Dss3
Total hot receipts same tnie last yenr.,,. 4lBs02
shipment guifward this weeg...s....,.... 272yD
Shipments, rail-. 70 and via New Orleans. l3v5g
shipments 70 Japan ........,............ 1876
n, trt,..sf. 11TJ5
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New York--Total sales OF stocks 23S,114
shares. including Northern Pacific preferred
49156, New York Central 45,4S9, Union Pa
ciic 29,5Si, Sugar "a GS7.
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SUGAR.

New Orleans, January $-e9
firm: open kettle 2j51333s cehsx9 u
laied 4ss@4 l1-16; whites SS93
11-1GGp4 Lie; seconds 2tGs5l "
Steady; open kettle 14@2l;; @ a.
syrup steady, 1922. ~ ~
New York, January 2S. sur ST
refining 1916; centrifugal, y Il H.
fined steady. s3
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l l1Ent supply, calves and yd1ftjnH r
demand brisk; hogs weak; god
mand. q
Chicago. January rs. -TheresSai 1 =
nand and prices ruled STEADY 4 ~
decline. Beef steers sold at N eEdy1(l
OF S.N@6.b0, the greater part eth1 4
see. Exporters could n6 ri -
cattle to meet their wants. thelf III
being made largely at 4.7s86.i1
and feeders moderate at 3.7t3t' NJ
being scarce and strong; canning ~
800; best calves 100. q
Hogs-Receits heavy: hogs an II
3.5sM2.75. extreme range Of prior
iradc IN sheep and lamb. , W ~. &, y! Z 7
usual, the market being about
for medium and choice fed WSE
lings 4.50G5 .15. Lambs were IN 4
$50, few below 1.25, and fsW g4N
under 4. 90: heavy sheep 4.6o
ReceiptsACattle 5000, hogs VI
900. Il sss3s
Kansas City, January
1909, Southern 500: general MATT
11c lower: best grades Of dre2e,
at yesterdays decline; choice
feeders and cows and htffen ele4;
Indian and medium Westefn1 y
Western steers 3.50g4. 40; Weste9n ~
1876: fntive stears a.759t,e0. neiif1
hcifers g.2t0i.25; stockcrs and 49,
5 90: bulls 2.50ltJ. 35. Hogs s
opened &c lower, closed 54lOc icy!.i !!
S.65I3 SC. packers 8 1904 %; n1ix4 ~
lights S.3t@3. 721s; workers. 500 ~
S.20G3.e5. Sheep-Receipl5 2ls; ~
los lover; lambs 5 40; Western aesis
feeders finn; muttons 3.7bQt.3a.
st. Louis, January 2S.--Cattle7-
shipments 1850; steady for native:
steers 10c lower; fair to fancy VI NV ~
ping steers 4 .25d5.S5, bulk 4:ie5s's Y
beef and butcher steers 3.S1Q4 :A ~ z r
40. steers under 1000 pounds !. -
, Ss0ri. rs; stockers and feedef1 u
cows and heifers 2.0064. 25: Texas y.
steers 3.5004 so. bulk $500 q
heifers 2.2503.40. Hogs Receips =
ments 1000; &c lower; light
3. 7r@3 so: heavy 3.75G3. So. ~
coo, shipments 100; strong; NAV !
3. 25Ma. so; lambs 5.00d5.75. y
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hunter. nnil, eotlon Letler.

b. w Hunter & Co. sny Of cotton Liver
pool vas nnchanRcd and showed no disposi-
tion to 90 on With the advance, closing bare
~ steady y point higher Ncw York opened
up 2 points and further advanced 8. selling
AT 5.Ss for May, IS poinn M IRON the lowest
OF lnat week.. AZ the advance liverpool was
Il good seller. and as shorts had pretty well
coint in tho market eaaed on, breaking Z
po;iits. Tho amount coming Into sighie-263.
200 wiis sone heavier than expected aud
aided to the easipcss Receipts and eStI-
mates were fairly liberal, and with clearing
weather larger movement " expected next
week. Tho market is broadening out and
pfanises to Become more active. nf0rding
many opportunities for nice little profits, to
the sealper. who can neil on the huiges Hike
tNdhys and buy buck on 1Onl6 points brenk
This was the fourth day of steady and nd
vuncipg markets. and naturally some further
decline may be expected from the high point
Of today, Cotton is cheap -yory cheap When
we consider wheat ut siiO and 4 per cent
y stocks srllng above par, with plethora OF
money going begging Mt very low rates Of tp-
to,cst. Hut u big crop has been raised and
y VIII depend upon news Of the one soon 10
be mi In the ground whether or not prices
material. advance or decline This rally
seems over with for tho present, aud for tho
ncAt day or two sales on = TO point spurts
viii prove profitable In small way.
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Quotations for Round Lots OF staple
Commodities.

These quotations are revised daily. ana their
correctness cun be relied upon. The prices
are those ruling in the Houston wholesale
markets.
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M. b,,r,e,s: wheat, 5000 bushels; ccrss H..
900 bushels; onts. 1900 bushels
Grnfn ma Provisions Eisewhc~r.
| New Orleans. January g. Hog products
aned fierce. q is. Boxed meats--Dry salt
shoulders, 7-sai5; sides. 5SsG5h Bacon
ciear ribs sides. Gtsm6lz, Hams,- Choice
l sugar cured SAP. Ricc-Fair. unchanEeu.
Flour. grain and feedstuffs very quiet Flour
t;ornmeal- .656i1.7o Brandt: iay-firm
prime. 1e0o6is5o: choice. ii.50@15.0o. Corn
| no 2 sacked white, scarce, a7@SS; mixed, ~
| 736,s: yelows, 36Md37. Oats Sacked, 2sq
es,s,
81. III exports 75 2oi spot Arm; No red Los
options opened easier, owing to DISAPPOINTING
Livcruool cables. rallied on active trading,
touching 1 90 for May, after which IL rcnctcd
under realizing, but closed firm, isnlac hisner
Of, near months but Ysc net lower on july NY
woul steady Cotton sccd oil dull prime
cr1de 49, prime yellow 22is. Pig iron ana
lead weak. spclter and tin easy. Copper
steady.
Kansas City, Mo-. January 2s.-Wheat--No.
hard, 81 No. 2, 81; No red 30; No. 2.
as. Corr--Siow but firm: No. mixed. 2i%g
25 oats--Firm No. 2 white, 22isd22A. Rye
Firm; No. 2. A. Hny--Flrm: choice timothy.
s.50as.Oo; choice prairie, 7.25@s.50 Butter
Steady; receipts liberal; fresh, 1873.
wheat Advices to u. w. Hunter & Co.
Chicago advices by private wire to p. w
Hunter n Co. gave puts on May wheat, 10 20
and 95s. and calls 90 aud 9sSa closing 9sA
Active scalping market looked for Good buy
ing around 96 and heavy selling above 9S.
Puts on Nav corn 2gss and calls 2o1h.
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] ] ! / I J 0|lI0l MARKETS.


Houston, Friday, January rs.
rhs cIose Of tho wosk shows futures Il
New Orleans 5els and in New York points
higher than last Friday.
rho weekly movement was from 1000 Y
1000 IN cxccss OF what was expected, 400
fhix. with liberal estimates for tomorrow and
heavy receipts anticipated next week pre-
vented any advance.
u: sr,6ts. outside Of New Orleans there was
tittie doing, nothing being sold In Houston
something unusual.
r1ourtor's weekly statement shows gross re-
CENTS 10 be ia,sG2 behind the corresponding
period 10 1896. having boon 1.ids.6ll to date
seninss 1. MORA.
shipments TO Japan to dutc foot UP $500 SO
far. against 10, $50 for the CORE spending period
last year aud 25,7oi for the entire season OF
1s2ts97.
Liverpool and Now orleans futures closed
unchanged and New York iffs points of.
All the spot markets are unchanged.
Receipts ut ports were 5T,26i against 2o.ssi
last year and a6sas In 1896.
New Orleans expects tomorrow 1900 to
ID. COO. against sIog last year and G293 In iSob.
s Houston expects 5000 to 1000, AGAINST ls2o
sr,, eS5y in 1897 and 1895. respectively.
finder the head OF Cotton l,olIs' CONNER
cinl America of New York has the following
.,somc parts of south Carolina report that
lees quantity OF fertilizers VIII BIO sold and
tina. fewer mules will be purchased by farm
srs. while planters WIN not be able to get as
large advances as formerly. n
..DoIham Ala, reports that great quanti-
ties OF guano are being handled there aud
that Indications are that q large crop Of cot
ton viii be mad
Fine Blum rencrta that some Fields VIII be
abandoned for want OF piekcrs nnd that
freer mcyement is expected with better
weather.
Anti Euano clubs have betn formed In
some PARTS Of Georria.
'AdsItcs from Monticello, Ga, say that
farmers are still buying ,n,ies and sunno and
mailing preparations for anotter big crop.
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asked; b bid; II nominal
New YORK Futures.
Opened steady. at noon steady and closed
steady; sales, I7s,2oo.
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u asked. bid; nominal.
Liverpool Futures.
Opened quiet and steady: demand moderate:
III = r. M, dun and closed barely stondv |.
tenders, 500 now.
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NEW oRLEANs

Market steady; beeves, COWS ~ RI
light supply; calves and yeiaiint1 =
demand brisk; hogs weak; sood
mand. q X
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!. IMPLIES Fancy Ben Davis. s.. 7ssal. 90,
W,sssaps and other varieties, si,2sari SO.
Z. MANASSAS boHi.7a per bunch hacked
for shipment. Tr
CkANbERRi E,S--Capc Cod se.a5sfs.oo per
crate. S.OpaiS. 90 per bbl y
LEMONS Messina aud Palermo. common
sl.,h; choice, 81 eafps, SO: extra fancy "a *
tuiAFES--A lmeriu, S,5Oud.O0 per barrel
ORA Nc California seedlings, 81 assrs 30
nnpcis. 81. n0ef5. sS, ~ Nt'-''''
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LIVE STOCK.

mar. Viasses OF cattle continue ii, ac,iv. !.
fed ho.s "a y, hogs are not wanted co rr
ana h hoga 10 fair supply; calves aro corn
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GNAIN .ANn uAY

Quotations arc for less than carload lots.
sns, ial prices on caroads.
lbs; WaukeFan, Ss.s0 W isV
WIRE NAILS Rate. $500 per keg; ad
val'ccs, led. I'D and led. SC Sd ana "a. iuc:
"a and I'd zoe; ID and Sd. soc; ga, 15c; I'd,