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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-09-16

If the present Executive re
presents the people we should
consider it proper for the people
to know what representation it has
to make to the Commissioners.
1t is certainly rather unusual for
men occupying such prominent
positions in public life to remain
silent during critical period.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-09-16

M. ID. Monsarrat reports that
all work on Wahiawa, the Nc
Bryde place on Kauai, has been
finished. Levels were run up to
an elevation of 600 feet. Should
the owners of the land decide +
turn the place into a plantati, IN -
fine landing can es,ily be plac :. q
in Wahiawa harbor on the EI, o ,GI
side. .ee''
Mr., Monsarrat says th 800 :.
vast area of good land. S eIe 70 =
il is rolling and hilly Mos oua -
1900 acres is flat land out o'e
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-09-16

Our morning contemporary is
still worried over the doings OF
the Sans of the American Revolu-
ton. If the recital of Perry's
victory causes anyone to draw
dirk knives and rush upon thr
British, they certainly ought to
keep away from patriotic societies.
Fortunately there are American
who can praise the brave deeds OF
their couutrymen without condem.
ming the character of those with
whom they fought.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-09-16
Accident on Ge

ua GnnoraI r. accident aboard
stroot mhar, GORDON at the Fort
81 Tho h. / this forenoon. One
tha a. <skeas Of coal fell from
some :evated platform and
sai OF the contents struck,
" Tor ? be ut the head and should
Srs. He was attended to imme-
dia' lly ? md, in a short time, wa
adj Q to G et about again.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-09-16
SPAIN AND THE INSURGENTS.
VIII send Money 90 Mantle 10 Ran
som Prisoners.

som Prisoners.
Madrid, Sept. 6.-The Cabinet
has authorized the Foreign Min
lister, Duke Almodovar de Rio, to
negotiate with the Philippine in
surgents to ransom the 5000
Spanish prisoners now in their
hands, and it has been decided to
transmit money to Manila for
that purpose and for the relief of
the Spanish troops, which are
urgently in need of funds. The
Ministers will ask General
Jaudenes, the commander of the
Spanish troops in the Philippine
Islands, how to transmit the
funds.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-09-16

4 Many of the new corners who
dropped in on Hawaii soon after
annexation find that the status
quo of Hawaiian laws creates a
very different condition than ex-
lists under the liberal laws of the
United States.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-09-16
FRIDAY, SEPT. 16, 1898

The BULLETIN believes in Civ
ing it's employees the same advan-
tags of holidays enjoyed by those
in other business houses of the
city. Hence no paper will be
published tomorrow.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-09-16

Query: Why is it that the "Gov
eminent" and its official organ
have kept so quiet concerning the
future legislation of Hawaiian
territory Does the Advertiser
fear to show its colors?
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-09-16
COMEDY LAST NIGHT.
~ and ~ Put On Well at the Opera
House,


~ and |" as presented by
Rosa's American Comedy Co. is
what it is advertised to be, a
laughable farce comedy. 1t was
presented last evening to fair
audience who really enjoyed the
piece judging by the ripp!es of
laughter that from the first to the
last act pervaded the house.
There is nothing much of plot
to the comedy but there is fun and
plenty of it. The scene of the
play is in an apartment house in
New York city and the power Of
the janitor, the mistakes of one of
ths dodgers and a friend of his.
and the pertness of Babbette, a
serving maid of another ledger,
causes lots of trouble which is
very amusing. There are new
songs and music. Clever dancing
AID lots of humor. Tomorrow
night will see another presenta-
ton of the piece which set the
house wild with Joy last evening.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-09-16

When the Commissioners have
heard the various factions of old
political life, the people will pre-
pare to get down to business on
new party lines and broader
principles
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-09-16
WALL, NICHOLS co,
In the Circuit Court First
Circuit Of the Hawaiian
Islands.
In the Matter Of the Bankruptcy Of
Kate 5. TreslOan.

Upon reading and filing the petition of
KATE S. TREGLOAN, OF Honolulu.
alleging that more than six months have
elapsed since she was adjudicated a
bankrupt, and praying for a discharge.
from all her debts.
1t is ordered that MONDAY, Septem-
Der 20, 1898, in Aliiolani Hale, Homo
iulu, at III a. m. OF that day, before Mr..
Justice Perry, be and the same is hereby
appointed for the hearing OF said nett
ton, at which time and place all credi.
tors who have proved their claims
against said bankrupt may appear and
show cause, il any they have, why the
prayer OF said bankrupt should not be
granted.
BY the Court:
j. a. THOMPSON,
Deputy Clerk.
Honolulu, Sept. 8, 1898. lOl2 2w
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-09-16

The reception to Mr.. and Mrs.
Brock in the hall of the Y. Nj. @.
A. last night was very well attend
ed. The program was thoroughly
enjoyed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-09-16
To Let.

The premises belonging to Mrs. Q. o.
Berger, situate on the corner OF bere-
tania and Punahou streets Ihe mousse
which is large and commodious, mas
lust been put in through repair, ana the
grounds consisting of two acres, are
planted with fruit and ornamental trees
For further particulars applyto
976-tf +. w. MA fAhlAANE'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-09-16

known.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-20
DECLINES IN STOCKS.
4 COLLISION BETWEEN ENGLAND
AND FRANCE SEEMS PROBABLE.
This and the Cuban situation Gave
the Benrs I.eewny ANA They Used
II 10 Good Advantage.

New York, February i0.Thcrc was a feel
Ing OF uneasIness over Tho European situa-
ticn reflected from all foreign exchanges to-
day. collision Of British and French au-
tborites In tho Niger district OF Africa and
the excited condition Of the public mind In
Africa were the motives for the heagInoss,
which In London resulted Ia fall Of X in
British consols.
AtJerican securities were affected by the
Esreiai ieavincss as well as by the specula-
tion growing out OF the Cuban question, De-
cIlrey in Americans reached point before
the opening hour. and selling orders were AZ
tervard placed for London account. There
was NO local support. on the contrary. there
was a resumption Of liquidation. aud thu
bears we're encouraged TO raid the market.
Prices quickly fell. not Only 70 the London
parity but below II. The declines. ranging
10 to !. points and over, invited covering by
The shorts and prices hardened. but VI no
time did they fully recover 10 yesterdays
The weakness apparent In Sugar made IL
the center OF fierce raid Ia the final deaiipgp
and Il sank ~ points. the whole list selling
on 10 the lowest. There was very determined
support for Sugar at below i29. and tho clos-
ross between the bulls and bears. and ire
market. consequently. n very unsettled con.
hsiI,es Of a point or more were made Ny
uumtrous stockp. but net Losses we're lfG Ou
al average Of over point lnn4ea eellte4
ST. Paw lvsn thsl a@s7es ~ ~ =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-20

High patent $3.50: White Ribbon second pat
v 1910: Texas star Mills quote Tidal
N,ap: Sea Pearl $3.50: rye -four 81 So Specia,
rates for shipments to interior points; Hour
IN barrels, ihc above sacks; in half barrels,
FARlNACE0uS GOoDs--Grits. hominv and
cream meal. In barrels, $3.50; pearl meal. In
4o-lb sacks, sl-6o per Dbl of four sacks: Scotch
and Friends, oats, s.. soi Columbian oats. So i5.
HAMS-Standard, S49ec; picnic hams, fc.
| HoNEY--ln 60-lb cans. extracted. iisdi5Isc:
In comb, Sdl0c; In 12-lb cans, extracted, sic.
LARp--Rcined tierces. compound. age; leaf
blsci 5o-lb cans NC higher than tierccs; i0.lb
cans. &c higher; 5-ib cans, &c higher, S.lb
cans, lie higher.
| MoLASsEs- Rcboied. fair, ledisc; prime
2eg &c; choice, 25G2sc; fancy new crop syrup,
RICE Extra fancy head. 5lsf5s.c; choice.
i'sstoc; fair, tsc; fancy imported 5isSi5s4c.
,RoPE-i,asis for 7-i6: sisal. &c; manila,
6lkc; cotton, 10iaI1ic. -
| SALT-Lverpool. coarse, 60ti15c: ine. esp
spc: Louisiana, coarse. 6oo: fine, s5c; barrels
ss-ios, s225; eo-5s. $3.50: 1oO.Ss. $3.50, io-as,
SALT FISH ackerel No. l. in ,o.lh kits
s5en 81. 90: half barrels. s5.s0lf5. d. & =
+ sIARCli--Standard goods: Pearl. In 4o-lb
,SS IS ssss; Royal Gloss. bulk, s&e Nickel,
per 10, 20 and i0-lb boxes -
SoGAR-Qu Quotations are for small lots: spe-
Siai prices given on carload orders standard
louisiana yellow clarified, fancy, 4ssc; choice.
4lsc. : = 80
PRODUCE.
BEANS-California small white 2IT2isc;
per ID; Bayou. 4kdiXc; pink, sAaisAc, Lima
Deans. 3I3hc; black-eyed peas, 3isu5s.c
BUTTER. Blue Star, lec: dairy. 14ai5c:
fancy Elgin creamery clGa2c: Texas country
butter choice, 16alsc; common s0iloc; oieo-
margarine solids. lie: prints. i2c Elsin dairy
bricks. i1Ac: Cynosure fancy creamery. In
and l0-lb pals, 2Sc.
BBAGE--t,olnrodo 60 -ss,, m, .,..
S22542.50.
-, c,IilsEsE-New York full cream. 1iaicc;
Wisconsin fun cream, iilshl9c; Young Amer
iVa. .IgGc; Western skim. l0c.
EGGS--Per dozen, 10 cents.
CNloNS-Colorado. 2t,slps,r psr mound. red
ana yellow onion sets 81. 256 2 30 per bushol
rElI ER--Chile. i7G2)e per ID
fcIAToES-California and Colorado, 500
SOU sweet potatoes, S51;50c per bushei; gem
uine New York seed potatoes, 11-peck bbls
at Sspa3.00; lo-peck bbs, at So 75 Tonnes
ste Triumph 10-peck bills. S3.15sp4.0o; in
sacks, 81 4ol1 30 per bushei.
FOuLTRY-Heus, 81 50dG 90: springs, sl75
M2ee, broilers, I.50dl,7o Turkeys. hens
. oGgs.oe; gobblers, sa0odl2.0o. Ducks, s275
@S,2o. Geese, s4.0O9i. %.
WIRE AND NAILS
Quotations are for less than carload lots
~ gtE4NN~ 49,. As1 l..
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WrrI.Iy unnIs slnlemcnt.
COMMERCIAL nnIETs.

Nov york-Totn, sales Of stocks were 212.ooD
shares, including Sugar 81 500 81 Paul 2l,9N,
burlington 1860.
London Consols Tor money liz l3-1b: for mo
account IlgT': Mexican ordinary 22il Mexican
Central new fours 6s. har silver qup.,
p ls.lGd money 2&di3 per cent; rate OF as
count IN the open market for short bilis aA'
for three months bills IA per cent.
I,ondon--Tho market for American ana
other seeuritioa continued downward OWING u
fhe poltlcal news from France
Now york~-The Evening Posts London
0rsnoini eablegram says: Tho stock markets
were atagnant, pending settlements BEGINNING
on Monday, The bull accounts In this market
are large
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-20

ltad Of New York drug house says
weekly consumption OF pills in the
Plates is 10000, 600 or . cwt.
3 Of American sardines are restrict
Fngs expecting higher prices.
sere firm today at 10 cents. During
FULLY 1000 cases. thirty dozsn to the
" been shipped to New York. These
have sustained the market hero
prices from a big slump.
to brokers from initial points said
ces were up but to sell OIL Friday S
~. The kilograms also anticipated
sfe next week in all hog products.
ticago and Fort Worth cold storage
@lag removed from Houston.
81 all kinds found ready sale al
Auons today and all receipts were
'eau OF American Republics has been
snai the experiment of shipping
ls me eyaporated form from the
district of Nicaragua is being MADE.
prospects OF success.
cree', the millionaire banker of
y, Mexico, and four other wealthy
associates have secured q concession
s'anlishment of two large packing
Mexico Under the terms OF tho
noi less than $4,000 must be
70 the enterprise,
~ = SEED rice, II is reported. will be
an extensive scale in Southwest
nr M year II is claimed that this
rs,,'or IN quality and yields better
A'"orhia or Honduras variety.
~ saslces state that the dried fruit
peter than for years buck and
Ahly held with stocks running
wS,, ior cotton oil is firm but un-
ns cake and meal are strong and
~ aaVance of 80 cents per ton.
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i'm THE COTTON MARKETS.
General Trend of News Mas Against
the Bulls.
SOME WAR RuMops IN WEST AFRICA.
Port Movement ccnt,nncs Rather
Heavy Deliveries Ia New York
DccliNc.
SOME WAR RuMoRs IN WEST AFRICA.


houston, SATURDAY, tccruHry IL.
Influences were again against cotton today,
There was talk uf a grave situation existing
IN West Africa, where EnRland. the great cot
tor purchasing country, IS liable to clash
with the irasciblc Johnny Crapand This was
felt IN the stock market and transmitted. IN
a measure. TO cotton speculation The rapid
hu'ees in wheat have the ofcct Of transferring
outside Investments to grain instead OF cot
ton. Then, again. the heavy port movement
and anticipated receipts cut a figure. Never
thclcss the markets held up toicrahiy wen,
Liverpool was expected 10 show an advance
toGay, bur failed 60 ibudgc, and the close was
from 's-oid down to unchanged
New York closed al a loss Of sal points
and New Orleans aaB, the latter on far
mouths.
Houston reduced spot quotations i-lsc. hut
The other markets closed unchanged, with
iigat business. sales in Liverpool being 1000
bales.
The port receipts were 25.Oai compared with
ii.lsI last year and ss62 IN tsas.
Nav Orleans expects Monday i7,ooo to 10, oon
in which are Included TOGO due today. aganUt
2iat last year and iSit In 1885
Houston cSpeots 600 to sooo, against eeo
last year and 2S67 In 1895.
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EXPORTS -FoREfGN.

Antwerp-Per SIS Curityba, iie packages. 10
e25 pounds, sila0, 1a65 sacks antiniony ore,
Sif,5Tg pounds, $2S,1I0, 63I cedar logs, i6anpO
feet. si7.64s: ii,l6i pieces pine lumber sif,
$40; $40 bales cotton, S0H,ieo pounds. si5,lra
4SS5 sacks flour. 6ii,7sn pounds. sS71o, $1,000
bushels wheat, 100000 pounds, SSi, $50; ti6O
sacks cotton seed meal. i4SO00 pounds, SiN0;
i2s barrels cotton seed OIL 67SS barrels. $3.50.
Rottcrdam--Per steamship Headlands 81,
80 bushels wheat, 2.2o66eo pounds, valued at
4lT, 7e0 pounds, valued ut S597n 23.1I slaves,
II 500 pounds. valued at Si2oo; 4as sacks flour,
55.D29 pounds. valued al Si7S0 IL. $50 sacks
cotton seed meal, i,s56,00o pounds, valued at
$50. 100.
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1.ce% { o b aioat, to arrive. opttons orcncl
easy AZ sc decline, but turned strong nj once
o. covering Shorts became excited toward
the close on war rumors from Eurppe, the
ter buying causing an upturn. Prices left pH
strcns at lAti2c advance. On the curb May
sod at 1,0. closing at i.u2ys Hides arm;
Galveston Is; Texas dry L. Leather quiet
quiet, Texas isiseii5ia Cotton seed oil firm
and moderately active for local aud export
account; prime crude 70; yellow l6sii6is.
prime summer yellow 2s1esh; on summer
yellow ~; butter oil s6eisI, prime win{cr vel !.
low 2se2sts, Pts iron dull. Copper Arm. Lead
and Tin plates quiet.
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Dry Goods Market.

New York. February THE dry gooas
mprket showed no changes In the tenor Of to-
days trading from that which has prevailed
during tho week. The conditions are very
satisfactory for spirited trading next wech.
There are many buyers In the city, some Of
whom. have expressed their Intention of RE-
naming until next week. The price tone in
both cottons and woolens " we'll sustained.
In staple eottons the local market has shown
goods mas shown no dimnution. Bieached
goods arc firm and without feature. Prints
had q very fair week Ia many grades. Cotton
dreye goods show much a0tyiiv. Ginghatns
are excessive and without change.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-20
hunters WcclIy cotton letter.


u W. Hunter 6 Co. say Of cotton: Tho
week In cation has been quiet and pricce have
novel In sealplng range of points with
III" close today within point OF the loves,
and 4uj points down oil the day Liverpool
camo with littlc appreciablo change. the OK.
peetcd advance I'm that market being checked
hy trouble IA West Africa. which caused a
deuoraiizcd feeling IN London for Americans
1nctG was some liquidation by longs, WHO
feared possible complications over sunday
and preferred to keep close IN 10 shore The
wi'd wheat market and depressed condition
of Wall street securities 10 some extent az
fec, cotton. MS considerable interest exists m
cotton for account of both Chicago and Wall
street and generally stocks and cotton arc
expected TO move In the same direction while
whoa, goes the opposite. All ports estimated
3oo01 aud New orleans expects I10Go to 10 0p9
bales. These reeeipts. with the ibscnac con-
dition Of the political situation, ordinarily
woulc have cost the holders OF cotton dearly
and they may yet dump their holdings. IL 30,
thcs will md some bear eagerly helping them
TO sell as chcaply as possible. Possibly such
break would bG better for the market, and
having cleaned up certain class OF holdings
which are more or less menace 10 the mar
kct, prices would take upturp for decidedly
better prices. The beat posted people IA the
trade think an advance Of ut least 20 ware
rntted, and they confidently expect II In the
near future.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-20
NV York cotton Market.

Nov York FebrihfY Iv.--The cotton market
orenet barely steady At a decline Of luz
pelnts on Liverpool selling. following predis-
lions for heavy port movement on unsati.-
factor: turn OF the English market and dis-
tufbing ndyioeS from Washington and Hi-
yaia Liquidation set In shortly after the cu,i
on a small seair, aud prices further eased OFF
With the decline Increased to 3ff5 points by
II o'clock, at which time the market was
Irregular; sales OF $500 bales 10 that hour,
The market continued without change. closing
.. net loss Of 3li4 points; total sales OF fut
turcg 81 500.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-20
VESSELS IN PORT.

SIS Alacrity Fowler 4 McNitie. pier ~.
SIS Aldersgate. w w. Wilson.
ST. Barnosmore. Fowler 4 MnVitlc.
SIS Birohtor ]. Morrow & Co,
SIS Blenhoim. Fowler & McVitie.
SIS Breckheld. j. Mollor Co.
SIS Cromwell, Culliford, Clarke g. Co.
SIS Cumberland, b. Msrkowits.
SIS Curytaba. VIM. PAIR 4 Co,
SIS Feliciana, culliford. Clarke & Co.
SIS Hemisphere. j. Moller 4 Co.
SIS katros, j. Mollcr & Co.
SIS Kilburn, Fowler n McNitle
SIS Netherfield. Fowler & McVius.
SIS Paulino, ]. Noller & Co.
SIS Queenstown, orthwein & Sons.
SIS Rita, j. Moller e. CO.
SIS Solrano, Fowler & Neville.
SIS White Hail, Fowler & McNitie.
SIS Wooler, Fowler & McVitic.
Bark Colen Archer. j Moller 4 Co.
Sch Geo a. McFadden, u. O. Flood & CO.
Sch Edward r. Blake, e. q. Flood Il Co.
Sch Horace w. Macomber, Fl. II. Sizzling,
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wor,d.s visible supply.

The worlds visible supply OF cotton de-
creased iS,7ii bales this week, against de-
oreaso OF 12S.s0l for tho same week OF last
ycar The present supply Is b3l aIl bnles more
thar on this cate 10 1897 and i0S.SSS less than
In 1885 The following table glyoS the supply
today and on this daio IN previous years;
lsgS. 1896. SIS. igJ
iSo7.........,3.ss So, SOB ls95...,.... i,s23. 552
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-20
NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
rr,N,x Neat-v a
New York; Money.

New York. February ia-Money on call ~
per cent: last loan ~; prime mcrcantils
Win, notuni business In bankers bills ut
$751; Tor demand aud j.SSfli $50 for 90 day.
posted rates i.A and s6ls, commercial bills
i So, silver certihcates s5Aa56l4; bar silver
sb% Mexican dollars t5A
Government and railroad bonds weak; state
b0nd9 qniot.
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Net ncceir,s M All u. =. ror,..

Inference ;. ). osGi ...,.. i,52i.92i
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meet the large demand Aoro and kept prices

dcwii. M S '''' "sNh'S ''S-
Iho weeks developments IN the Cuban
question cfectually settled tho mnrket ari
hroutht on n heavy liquidation of spccialtics
There was uneasinoss on account OF the De
t.omn incident and the Maine disaster, when
huii element and Brought about liquidations
Tue hears showed some hesitancy Mt timcs
duting the week, and the bear haste to cover
az The low level effected rally on two days
Tuesday and Thursday--after tho scvcrcst de-
clsncs There lis a question as to how far
the senate can control the market The Gu
iiy private wire to Carsill q Richardson.l
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-20
ut, loaf, col: granulated, 5.5l.
N. Loul. GRAIN ANA Provirion..

81 Louis. February lo.-Flour unchanged
Wheat higher closing 9sanc for May and
25sG2ac for July above yesterday; spot high
er. No. 2 red. cash, elevator LOO track 3eW
/ 6o February .00I4: May .02H bid; July IS:
M . hart cash Of Corn--Futurcs fuctuated
with wheat closing Tor May sellers &c above
yest.rday; spot higher; No. 2 cash 2sss; Feb
ruary 2Sia asked; May 2s5s; July 29,saio
OATS Futures dull but higher, spot duh M,
2. cash. elevator &C. track 26is; February 2gls
MAY 2Ii. July 2i4 bid; No 2 white rs. Rye
higher. so bid Flax seed quiet, 12O: Prime
ti,,othy seed 2 60 Bran quiet: sacked east
tra'l 20 Hay unchanged Whisky leo Cot
ton ties and bagging unchanged Pork steady
standard mess jobbing iIoo. Lard higher;
prime steam 4.95: choice sos. Bacon-- Boxed
SIS. shorts 6.l2js. Dry salt meats-Boxod
shoulders 4.15ai50 90; extra short clear bopr
Z ". ribs 4 a2ihfrb. a7lk; shorts l5ll6 90.
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MONEY AND nANKINa.

ny private wire 10 cargln q Rlchardsc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-20
COTTON ON .sHIrsoARp

Cotton on ehipboard. not cleared, at Calves
ton todny.
For Great Britain-ss santondarna 2339
bales. IS Wooler ri. IS Rita 1913, ss Pau
lima l13i. Us whitehall 81. Total, sIs7 bales.
For frances Cromwell 300 bales, IS
Rreckfleld 40l3. IS Blenheim 1858. Total, 977G
bales.
For the continentss Kairos 4ld7 bales. KS
Feliciann 1916, IS curytlba 1ii, SIS Aldgnto
Total, 23.0s9 bales.
For Japan--ss Oak Branch POGO balcs. IS
KIlburn 5Gi4 Total. 7ll0 bales
For New York Mallory line i106 bales,
Lone Star line 1856. Total, sl62 bales.
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Total exports. SOS 6.oss i.6si, $50 l,aio. isl
GALVESTON STOCK

Port Of sa.;iur Pass.
Port of Sabine Pass, February IS.
Arrived
British rs Drumfeii. chubb. from Vera
Cruz.
Vessels In Port.
British ~ Iiaddon Hall Cameron.
IS Leonora, Lut.
American bark Essex, Coombs.
German bark Ceres
f.E otto, Martinson.
Norwegian bark veritas, Hansen.
Italian bark Madruno del Orto, Figori.
Italian bark Monte Allegro. Gainbi
Tx Pippina ~, Cairo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-20
ploridn Oranges Scarce.

i1ted on good authority IN New YORK
|ae are hardly, any genuine Florida
! though there are considerable guam
so-called Florida fruit being offered.
Do to the statement of members Of
e, who should know what they are
about. Bahama oranges, repacked and
Fioridas, are being sold. and bring
rices on account of tho name "F'lor
IBIS deception can be easily practised
mt Of the similarity OF Bahama and
fruit both in texture and flavor.
oranges are in rather liberal supply,
the demand has considerably i'm
prices remain ON the same basis and
led firm
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-20
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