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J. N. Champion, open cat, Fleetway, New Haven,
 J. A. Austin. open cat, Sigma, New Haven.
 M. White, open cat, Charm, New Haven.
 II. r. Parmelee, open cat, Ewen Me- Intyre, New Haven.
 w. E. Holah, open cat, Norma, Bridgeport,
 w. A. Harris, open cat, Comomdore, New Haven.
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HAusMAN,s WINNINGS.

In the race meet at Vailsburg, N. Y., Saturday E. c. Hausman was placed in three events. He was third in the quarter mile open, to Ray Dawson, first and Frank Kramer second. Time, 32 2-5 seconds. He secured second in the one mile handicap from scratch, his time being 2:06 4-5, which is a record. He was also second in the half mile handicap riding from scratch
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wATERBuRY's POLO PROSPECTS.

W kAI LIlbU UIVI D 1S11'o Ie07'5A I10 T F7'
 The team to represent Waterbury during the coming season in the Con- necticut Polo league may be composed of some of last yeafs New Bedford team. Waterbury kept on it's reserve list the men it had on the team, to- gether with Edward and James Moo ney and Al Sword. These men, with Griffin, Bartlett, Williams and Conley, give the Waterbury management seven good men to start the season with.
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BASEB4LL SATURDAY.
National League.

Washington, 4; Pittsburg, 1. Washington, 6; Pittsburg, 1. Brooklyn, 1; Chicago, 2. New York, 4; Cleveland, 8. Baltimore, 3; St. Louis, 1. Philadelphia, ?; Louisville, 0. Boston, 2; Cincinnati, 1.
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Other Games. Strouse, Adler, 13; S. Meriden, 6. Milford, 8; Dixwell, il. Bay View, 5; Y. M. c. A., o. South Hills, 15; Putnam A. C., 3. Young Willows, s; Young Bayviews,6 S.
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State League.

Waterbury, 10; New Haven, 3. Bridgeport, 6; Danbury, 5. Meriden, 6; New London, 2.
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New Outing Flannels.

Don't like to cut other peoples prices but we bought them to sell. .... .4Ac yard
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A Tumbler Convention
 Nn hasa

ING Plumbers.
 A WHOLE COUNTER OF THEM.
 HUNDREDS and HUNDREDS of them. BOXES, BASKETS, FAILS and BARkA.-S of them.
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Best Brown Cotton,

s6 inches wide. Any amount of it-5c yard.
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Spots closed steady and unchanged; sales,


SPOTS closed steady aud unchanged.
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WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE.
Dun's and Bradstreet's Reports on
the Condition Of Trade.
The WHEAT EXPORTS ARE ENORMOUS
A. n Result Foreign Exchanges Are
Pushed TO Meet the Gold Demand.
Heavy Wool Sales Reported.
@. pun & Co. I

New York. October 2i.--R. G. Dun & Co.'s
Weekly Review Of Trade tomorrow will say:
With growing foreign demand for American
products. exchange is influenced mainly by
political uncertainties abroad. While Europe
waltz for the outcome between England and
France about the Upper Nile, the inanciers
Of all European countries are trying to force
upon each other the burden Of providing cash
for the enormous demand of the United
States. England has so far managed to make
France and Germany send most OF the gold
and the resulting war OF exchanges between
foreign nations cheeks Tor shc moment tne
movement of gold this way. Yet these and all
other causes do not so far hinder business as
TO prevent excess over the most prosperous
previous years. Tho exchanges through all
clearing houses for the past week have been
per cent larger than last year and IL per
cent larger than In 1892, but outside OF New
York for tho week transactions were smaller
than in 1897.
The outgo OF wheat staggers all prophets of
disasters. but while the price has advanced 20
at tho West, the rise would have been much
greater but for the feeling that the enormous
foreign demand may not last. without doubt
many Western farmers are still holding back
their wheat and yet the receipts mt the chief
Western points have been In three weeks 80.
o92,io2 bushels, against 2j,l2o,Sol last year. IL
tinuos after foreign crops, officially reported
as fairly large, have been almost everywhere
harvested.
Corn exports continue large.
While cotton spinners are said to nave
agreed on selling agency and curtailmen
of production, there Is better demand 10
staple goods and prospect of better demah'
In future. In wooden goods. also, there maj
been marked Improvement during the pas
week and better sales. with extensive IN
qUiry. This Is reflected In the larger transac
tons in the wooden market, sales havint
amounted for the past week to 4.6oo.io
popads. OF which 2.I1s.400 were domestic tax
Ing. With few orders as yet for the next sea
sou. the manufacturers are altogether encour
| agel by tho increase and have reason to be
| lieve that u good demand has set In. Bu
| there Is yet the fact that the current deman
| Is largely for low priced goods There is muol
| hesitation In the iron and steel trade, part
| because the outcome Of various combination
| in Bessemer pig, steel rails, bars, wire nail
| aud the like can not yet be definitely antici
| p8tc0.
| Failures for the week have been 22l in tn
| United States, against pa last year, and .
| ia Canada, against 36 last year.
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BRADsrREnr-s on TRADE.
Foreign Demand for wheat Is the
Chief Feature of the Week.


New York, October 2l.--Bradstreet's to-
morrow will say. The dominant feature of the
general business situation Is unquestionably
the active foreign demand for wheat, flour,
and. in fact. nearly all cereal products. and
the business reported on this account during
the past ten days seemed worthy of rank with
the best recorded In any corresponding period.
While Strengthened stocks aboard and less
satisfactory adyices from other countries,
notably Russia. Australia and Argentina. have
furnished Il plausible basis for much of the
recent activity, AN additional stimulating fea-
tuic has been the warlike appearance OF the
Franco British situation, and the closing days
indeed witnessed war rumors In psictical
command of the market inducing much short
covering by some OF the leading bears. Ihe
cNpcrt figures proved disappointing feature
in View OF the heavy engagements reported.
1t might be remarked that much of this de-
mand Is necessarily what might be termed
forward business, and. indeed, stocks in this
country. In spite OF the heavy deliveries oil
farmers. could hardly allow Of prompt ship
mont even II the ocean freight situation was
n0t strained one. Quotations FOR freight
room have, In fact, operated deterriae
feature on this export business
General distributtye TRACE appears to have
suffered from bad weather conditions this
week which have lnterfered with regular
business and deliveries. but on the other hand
has induced considerable buying Of boots nnC
shoes, rubber goods and heavy clothing Al
many markets. The situation at the Sout'
IL rather better than for some time past, re
sultng mainly from the abrogation OF man,
8cnsoees guarantees.
Some important changes in the situation of
textile goods, and particularly cotton aud
! wool products, appear to be impending
| Rather more hrmness has been impaired &
the former staple by the talk OF frost check
ing further growth Of the plant In the South
aud the establishment at Fall River OF the
/ long-cSpectei and oft-thrcatened joint sell
/ ms agency for print cloths and similar goods
has Affected the price Of those products quite
! materially. In wool and wooden foods
the Signs OF Improvement are a trihc more
! numerous The foreign trade situation is
/ about as described last week.
| Prices are quite strong, notable In this re-
! spect being all tho cereals, lard. pork, cot
| ton, print cloths and raw sugar Little
| change is noted 10 the iron and steel market,
/ which has for some time past continued quiet
| as regards new business. though the mill
| aud foundries are Stl actively employed The
/ general industrial situation continues favor
| able, employment being quite general
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GALVESTON coTToN REcEirfs,. I,

I;y (:ulr, Colorado and sahsa r rs.t No
5006 bales by lnternational snu md Hsftt
som som, iSsl BY Missouri. Kansas, , sns s'
2sos; by GALVESTON. La Porte and , huu,J 4
by barge Stuart, 1891; by barge hs y Is, IA
by barge a. c. H.. 1882; by barge = :"
ll50 Total 20 S9o. n
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ppApsrREnrnS oN FINANCE.
The stock Markets Have Been Dull
Dmrlng the WHOLE Week.

New York. October ai,--Rradstreet's Finau-
cial Review tomorrow will say; Dullucss of
a profound kind settled down ON the stock
market this week; On al least TWO days the
total trading Of the stock exchange iell to
less than l5O.e09 shares. and throughout the
week the public has been absent ana transact
tlo-s entirely professional The disposition
on al sides IS TO wait for the elections and
The oatcomc OF the foreign political cohpli-
cations. The rise OF the European money
markets and the threatened trouble between
England and France have led to some selling
By London In our market In spite OF tho
dizziness. the waiting and the unfavorable aud
disturbing outlook abroad, prices have Nc,
declined, save In few special eases, and the
undertore OF the market was strong Bonds
have been dull hut arr.
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LOCAL TRADE REVIEW.
o;hco of The Post,



Johbers report slight improvement in the
volume Of business but no changes OF note
In quotations.
Fruit men expect that bananas will soon be
received. since the modification OF quarantine.
All arrivals OF poultry have been cleaned
up and the market is In good condition.
The market for Texas eggs is firm at an
advance.
+. Y. Jenes has received a carload Of choice
Iowa eggs, which ayo quoted on the Kansas
basisi1c
Advices by cable from primary sources re
rcrt stronger and advancing market on both
Scotch auA Holland herring.
Adyi2es from California by telegraph quote
&c as ;he lowest at which the four sizes Of
Santa Cla-a prunss can be bought.
Shipments Of figs from smyrna so far this
season are reported to be less than quarter
OF the auautity sent cut TO- the SAME periol
last year.
rabl.s from London report en advance Of
las in the price of old crop Persian dates,
as arrivals OF new will not come forward SO
carly as was expected.
According to reports just received from
Portugal rigs IA taprets w0ulG COS, close L.
Naneed in the primary market on account of
the light Smyrna crop.
According to mail adviccs from San JOSS,
cal, there were 1900 trays OF pruueS 10 be
dried IN Santa Clara district. and 1t was a
question whether with existing weather con
diuons they could be prop rly cured or not
Adyices from smyrna state that arrivals Of
new crop hgs from the iateror have almost
ceased and that packing houses have shut
down for lack 81 stock, The few figs received
in smyrna Of late have been Of small Size.
Advices by mail from Baltimore state that
the oyster packing season viii begin IN a few
days and some prices have been made ON IN,
new goods for shipment as soon us packed
namely: No. l standard, a-ounce. at zoe; No
Cove, at 6.isc, and No. ., S-ounoe, al 81. rs psr
| dozen.
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New York. October ei-Therc was center
tns Of interest today In the dry goods market
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AMMUNfTloN-Powder, pei keg, SOcI1ss
blasting powder. Sl65 per 1ee, drop snot. psr
sack, S.sb. buck. Size.
BACoN-EX,ra short clear. in sacks, GIG
6sso: regulars, 6%G,c. boxed Nc highes:
smoked bellies, IssUSe. New York salt bellies
Sssc: breakfast bacon, StsISAc.
BAGGlAr AND TlES-Less tnan EAR lots
fgen, Houston; BaggiDg, s-lb, 17s9sc; x-lb.
S9snSisc. Ties, Arrow. +5-lb. SSc.
CANnN--suck. wrapped, basis "a, 7uyLc
per III; special sizes, isc higher.
COFFEE-kto ana Coraoya, loiSGi0%c; fai-
s1aUse, prime, aGsi.c; choice. loe; fancy.
liisqliise; peaberry, u1ilhc. Roasted cot.
fees. Areuekle's Ariosa. basis l0o.lb cases,
llo delivered; S6-!b cases, zoe delivers.
Apex. i0o-lb cases. loaoc; IN s6-lb cases,
u lOc.
fLOuR-Empire Mills. Houston: DAVIDSON S
high patent new wheat. si.l6, second patent.
new wheat s3S5, Texas Star Mills quote
Tidal Wave, Si5; Sea Fairy. $3.50; Sea
Nynph. sS.6: Sea Jewel s3.so: Sea Pearl,
S2.70; rye nour. $3.50: pun,psrnickel, So co.
Special rates for shipments to interior points
Hour in barrels lSc above sacks; in half bar
rels zoe above barrels. Old wheat Tidal Wave
FARiNAcEous Goops-Grits. hom,ny an /,
cream mesl, In barrels, s2.65: pearl meal ia
to-lb sacks, N.50t4l.Ss per Dbl OF four sacks
Scotch and Friends oats, sab Columbia oats.
s2.ll
nAMs--stanaard. sS@snc picnic hams.
HoNEy--Iu so.;b eaus. extracted. s.stsse;
" comb. sgioc, In is-lb cans. extracted. slsel
LARD-Rsnnsd usrcss. compound. aisc; leaf
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The CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Disappearance of the Mar Scare Al
fects All the Cereals.
lBE CONTINENTAL MARKETS DULL
Thursday's Fictitious Inhaion
wheat Has Co1inpsed-'or"'
apd Provisions show Dcch"e''


Chicago. October 2i.---Though the uiSapp'
-, I, 10 rruronean VA scare was the os-
any, " WY f,-.-a l., wheat today, the
tensble leading influence ~ ~, ,ha
aeticn of the market hero incicaleo wa. ~
-. haa noan nrattv well Watcrlooed by
"'n'' N -, a,rins, the last few
the enormous quahtiey soiu So. 49,. a,a
DAYS. Prices slumped sharply near ,ue ."'
t,.,,,,har ,,beat closed 1I4c lower. Corn lost
80 -, ~ pork lard and
1MlMc. oats uecliheu ~
ribs each left off 10c lower
-
The disappearance OF the European wa
tnors and cable advices that the continental
49, .,.o,,. ,rdifsorent to the cx-
h"iLees WE'RE eh.iie's -s, hroaL q,
element raised yesterday oauseu p1e"A "
tho inflated prices OF wheat here at the open
49,, u,,r,t,,, ..u,a,s had also recovered their
ihs. H"e'on 'o"'o's -, ,,,a liz,
decline, and wheat at LiVerpooi eioseu AFse
1s.d lower than last night. With such an ar
~. ,,,,io,, confronting them even the
10y W 'oAu.os =. =,
mos. radical bulls CONSIDERED IL pluue W "
least wait for a reaction In prices. The fact
,,,, ,,a N,r,b,,s. ,,cs,,,s amounted to 1870
'N"' '"e ~ ....,,,s
cars, at comparel WIN 90 loi ,He vi spv
ing gay last yeas, ana ire iotai primary iha'
fets arrivals were Iperdi nia 70. NV eaa 10
bull courage Nsvertheicss. inc seaoo"Iu -. :.
ported export business carry ana nau '"Y va a1
UP 10 ~ poat loaas long pelore noon. ~ ~, @ noo
dition to that, here were safes mere o, .vv'Vvv
bushels of cash wheat at INC iower iesei y.
prices, ana the Northwest Weatner ~ dams
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HIDES, Wool AND nEEswAx.

Prices paid by Houston dealers
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statement for the week ending October III
Net recninfs nj nil United States norts
Same time last year ..................,. 200
Chronic'c's wcnther Reports.

tSptciai blspdtrH 10 ne rootsJ
New York. October 2i--The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle says: Teiegraphic advices
to MS this evening indicate that on the whole
tho weather has been fairly favorable at the
South the past week. The work OF gathering
the crop has made excellent progress. al
though intcrfered with by rain at some points.
Marketing has been very free. The tempera-
ture has been lower as the week closes and
morning including districts in North Texas
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s. Louis. October o1.-Flour - Quiet and
steady nj the recent advance Wheat-Lower.
No. red, cash. elevator, 71d71A track, II;
December, 7Sll7Sss; May 49, No. 2 hard, cash,
G1GGSi.. Corn--Lower; No. cash. 32 nom
inal: October, sl&. nominal, December, SO9s
acked, May. 81 bid 0ats--Higher: No. cash.
23N hid track. a; nominal: October. 2ils
bid, December, 2ii. bid May p; nominal
No. white, 26i5, Rye steady, 49, Flax seed
tinothey seed. 2iO; nominal. Corn meal. 1.6O
@iG5. Bran--Strorg, sacked. east track %
Hay-Flrm; timothy. 6c3iiS %; prairie. coo
6.e5. Cotton tics and hagging unchanged.
Lald-Steady. prime steam. 400. my salt
meats-BoNed shoulders. { 27iS; extra short
clear. o.25, ribs, 37ia shorts SO bacon
Boxed shoulders. i.S7is extra short clear 80;
ribs. 5Sii2; shorts, 500. Receipts Flour 5000
wheG, 96,0oo, corn $4,000, oats 10000; ship
ments: flour 5000 wheat 5000, corn $4,000
oats II ODn
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New York, October 1.-THE following table.
complied by Btadstreet. shows the bank
olearings at the following elites for the week.
with the percentage OF increase or decrease. Us
compared with the corresponding week last
year.
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liverpool spot.

Spots closed unchanged; sales f2ooo. OF
which li.4oo were Amoricaa imro,ts s2,oOo. Of
which .l,600 were American.
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COTTON.
Houston Daily Statement.
Today. Yesterday. Last year.


Ifoustons recei pts OF cotton by thovnrl Gus
railroads entering Jne olty wero rs follows.
houston ana Texas Confirm, ...,..... 7iBs
Inter matt nal and treat Northern .... .. 5000
galveston, Inrrisogrg ana san Antonio. ,022
IeraN,nd New Orlraus .................... lNb
Houston East and West n .xas............... Ugi
1uif. Colorado ana santa te. 49,. ......... 500
San Antonio and AransAs Pass -............. II /
NJ .ssuur,, kAnst, ana lexts. ...s..,...,.. $500
WAGON -. AUTHORIZATIONS. ......... 1865
Pickcrs aud lintots ,-.,.,.,...........,....
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The New York spot mar'et closed dull and
easy and unchanged.
.ond urnpae, i'l6 uood a,iihu: lS.l6
law iuld1ilns, IN iMiddhn. far. l5'lo
MGuihl s....t,, o.. Wies alu
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uouston wccn,y statement.

Gro..receipts this week .............. ,.. l527sI
Nrtioceipts this ~cek ...........,,.. adnyJ
Gross receipts this weok last year w. ~
Netfecetpts this week last year .u,hoa
Total ross receipts this year ........... sl6,07l
Total net receipts THIS year ............ 29s,Ulo
total ross Iecupts same time last year 52S.53l
Total not receipts snno iiie last YEAR 29b.06b
sh,pmeut sul fw ard this os.......... ll2. $50
shipmcnts. rail- ~ and via Now orleans. i.1n7
snpmepts 70 Japan o.. .....,........... i4N
In trnnslt ............... .-.... .-..... Nl,ONu
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New Orleans, October sl.-co,tes NJ.
binary 10 fair. eisfis. Or
New York. October -cofsee-op,ions -,
s cha, e. 70 points lower; sales 5ooO bags.
No, No 4 .obbiag. e,s; mild. steady; c ordo;vs a.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.
COFFEE.

New York. October 2l--Cotton seed oil
steady, prime crude lSc; yellow 2siSc h,d va
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cnrroN oN sIIlPBoARp.. 4

Cotton at sh,pboard, not clea'sp'
ton. today. ITCH, Of ST Gf1.<
For Great Britain-ss hnigp,sr , =, M!
1901: SIS Barbadian, l2os; 80 eu ,sis: 81 W.
SIS Pacific, Tgil, 50 Rainassa", ~ raptnar, 2,
croft. 4S79: IS Oakheld, le.' es-s. IS Tltsj
y N,ecto $ l sS!'s IS Ramon De Larrnas
For Eranos1 ,s ,, xsrk s. 1Tsr;es "a
Benrath. 1881 Total, l6,2oe;cs 7reasurs y
For ether foreign ports--9Sss dy Joissy; y
bales. S. Highheld. lCoe. - 10; IS ~
SIS savan. s554; SIS hs sIauSs $685.;
phere, a2o9' SIS Hsaaian s m5O; IS
For coastwise ports.,-Masiissisi .
Lone star line. 1928. Total -
Total on shipboard, lo.''-'
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cotton on the spot today at tho leading mar
kets, together with the closing OF iniddlins
yesterday. with todny's sales:
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Port of Galveston, October 81.
ARRTVEp

Port OF Galveston, October 81
ARRIVED.
SIS Pensacola. Simmons. Pensacola
IS Knight CT St George. Billet cara,o
So Ramazan, Hewlett, Marsellles.
IS Ethelhilda, Harrison, Para
SIS Elizabeth Rlckmers. Bremen
CLEARED.
SIS Nordfarer. Brunnlch, Hayre
IS highheld. Richardson. Hamburg.
s. Pacific. Young. Liverpool
IS syiier, Aishayer, Manzanillo.
SAILED.
IS lucatan. PeaIce. Liseruocl
90 Sromwell, Woodrrn. Manchestsr.
SIS Ntsicsno, King, Vera Cruz
So Highneld. Richardson. Hamburg.
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cA1.ypsToN sTocK.

port Of sabine e.. 70
Port OF Sabine Ps' 81 "
Sailed. . Il &!
SIS FL Mar. Grant, New rostgrtG Il
pa'N - In Port. 4
SIS Eldcrado. Baker. 4 /; Y y
SIS CHnton. Wertscn' ,.,,I
Sch Villa y Hermaro' u
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HOUSTON WI, ALE PRICES.
Quotations for II unl Lots of staple
Commodities.
HEAVY STABLES.

These quotations are revised daily. and their
correctness can be relied upon. The prices are
those ruling In Houston Wholesale markets
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STEADY
Whea,-No = spring, 66G67; No. spring,
G5d 66ia No. rcd, 60
Corn--No. :. Sl3s; No. yellow, 3l7s.
oats--No :, ISL No. white, e6l4 No.
white, 256r2G.
Rye-No >. II
Barley-No. ., 3i647.
FlaXseed--No ]. $685..
Timothy seed--Prime, $50
Mess pork-Per barrel, S05Gs.lo.
Lard-Per 100 pounds, 5.05G5.i0.
Short ribs sides--Loose, 5.l5I5.4O.
Dry sailed shouders-Boxed iJsI4'i.
Short clear sdes-Boxed 5.30d5.4o.
Whisky--pcr rallon =
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NEW GOODS.

Holland Herring IN kegs
IS Cctflsh. t-pound bricks In 20-pound boxes.
4 ciepIed Cnfrants in. i-pound packages
Frunes, Pears Nectarines, Eyaporated
Tendon Layer and Loose Raislns.
ptsserves N is-pound stone Jars (nics
scGf1xs rl. oRprRs IN, ~. =. ann. 49,.
"a sfssasIea 4 4 Seuskt IL person.
l0r & Sons.
I! \ so \ 4 1 1 /
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LAVE srooh.
HOUSTON.
Saunders 9 Hotchkis. 1.-Two stock commission

"1 rha,c IA n fair demand for choice cattle of
-, nInseoa at the decline: market has been
aow"orsiocNod with common grades. Car choice
mutton wanted Hogs IN light recetpti de-
maid good Carload lots OF , noes eau Always
he sold On arrival at market prices