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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-21
Grandest scener, in the World.

Along the Rio Grande Western rail-
way, the Great Salt Lake route.
Through tourist sleepers To Chicago
and Boston four days each Week Via
the only route To the East through salt
Lake City. Ticket Office Il East Broad
way, Butte. T.. :. Blair, Agent.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-21

Visitor tat tn- picnic)--The music is
rather Indifferent 1t isn't a full band, is
it?
Chairman of Committee of Arrange
ments-No: but it's getting full.-Chicago
Tribune.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-21
Calling Cards.

The correct calling card is much
smaller and thicker than those lately
used. and the script also smaller than
formerly. See samples at Butte office
OF Standard.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-21

Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets.
Candy Cathsrtie. cure constipation forever.
lVe, .be. Itl. &. G. tAil, drpEg.sts refund money
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-21

There We're enough smaller subscrip-
tions 10 bring tile total for Butte up
To $1,000 and doubtless the balance
will be raised elsewhere in the state
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-21
Double Yellow Heads.

this week after February Ist the prize VIII he
$500. Written guarantee; stock limited;
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-21

The murder case Of Thomas Franey
will be taken up again in Judge Clan
cy's court this morning. and il is prob
able that a jury will be secured to-day.
and that the trial will be commenced.
The sheriff has made service on Il men
drawn ON the special venire of $50 is
sued on Wednesday.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-21
BANKS.

O. X. Lewis Prest =. Marchesseau, Vice.
Fayette Harrington, Cashier.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-25
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETS.
Lack Of Speculative Interest Mas Adj
verse to Wheat.
THE FOREIGN Markets WERE LOWER
French Wheat Crop Larger Than
Expccted--Corn and Cats Dull hut
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lower.

Chicago, September 24.--Wheat today
showed further dscline of Lac Lack Of
speculative interest was perhaps the chiet
reason for the decline Weak cables aud
confirmation OF the heavy French crop
figures were bearish influences. Corn was
firm on the heavy export demand ani
closed u, shade higher. Oats also advanced
small fractlon Provisions were dull and
easy and closed somewhat lower.
Wheat started at a slight decline. De-
cemner opening at SO 5-sM63 3-ic, com
pared with yesterdays closing price OF
6S Use. One or two small sales were made
at 63 I-Sc Immediately after the opening,
but tho market began to declina at olcs
under q moderate selling pressure from
commission houses 90 3-SW63bac being
quoted for December before any support OF
consequence materiaized. Liverpool was
l-4u3-Sc lower and the readiness with
which that market responded TO yesterday 8
decline was responsible In part for thu
bearish feeling shown.
Official estimates OF the French whea,
crop made the total sol ,oOo,0 900 bush.is
against 2iS 600, 900 last year, which was an
additional reason Tor the inclination TO
sell.
Northwest receipts were 1901 cars; CHI
cago received 1893 cars. Cash wheat was
Sac lower at Duluth.
After declining to SO 3-SG6Shc there was
little improvement in the demand. shortr
covering in small way and Decembs'
reacted to 6Sia arcs 5-Sc. From that time
until near the close trading was excessive
~ dull and even seaboard reports of heavy
clearances. which ordinarily would have a
strengthening effect, We're given littla at
tcntlon. Clearapces from all ports approx
inIated 1000 900 bushels Expert business
was reported small today. Toward the close
there was u slight increase in the buying
owing TO a desire to even aip over Sunday
and the market became steadier. Decem-
Der closed at SO 5-sc. Little was done In
Ssptcmber Prices were lower throughout
closing at &C Sac. decline OF Lac.
Corn was little higher, although there
was no material increase in trade. Cables
were up. Trading was very light through
out and price fluctuations narrow. Re
celpts FL cars.
Oats were as dull as corn.
Provisions were very flat and averaged
somewhat lower The hog market was
higher.
Estimated receipts for Monday Wheat
| 1875 cars: corn Gao: oats 400; hogs $4,000
r-,.. f,,t,, fall
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-25
Hunter q co.'s cotton Letter.

b. w. Hunter a. Co say of today's cotton
market liverpool's decline OF y TO Lea
about eQualci our decline OF yesterday, but
we are setting the pace on this side, 50 we
proceeded TO cut little chunk off OF prices
and opened points lower This proved
to be the low point of the day In New
York and after recovering the decline on
profit taking by shorts. the market again
eascd off and closed = points lower than
last night. New ORR ans weakened after
New Sorls's close and tho decline In that
market was points, Liverpool should be
l-6i lower Monday the way things are now
running. While the markets on this side
are several points lower than the previous
low record, Liverpool Is 1861 higher than
its low record at the same time The rel
alive strength OF Liverpool is fully covered
by the differances In freights mud there
seems little prospect of a break in rates
for some time to come The movement is
getting liberal and Houston's estimate
today ran 10 900 bales ahead Of last year,
and this rush Of cotton 20 market ia ex-
pected to keep up for about another month
and the bears confidently predict that an
other VI cerA will be taken off OF the
price IN the meantime. Az there Is no
opposition to the decline, even the farmers
eoing short in high glee. and selling their
crop faster than they can pick It, cotton
cheaper than cents Ia the country may
bn seen any day. There will come day
however, when, with the surplus, II there
is to be any. in stronger hands. somebody
who has conservativey picked up cotton
on bargain days will make mint of money,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-25

and while trade Is narrow. there Is no dis
position TO make concessions to secure bust
ness. 1t is expected that prices will ad-
vance later.
Advices by mail from Baltimore say tha,
the packing Of peaches is virtually over
During the past week there was an active
demand there for both peeled and unpeeled
pie peaches, which, 1t is reported. Asulted
in cleaning up the market on the latter al
anything under 75c, and taking up all OF
the peeled offered at any price. owing tc
the scarcity and high cost OF raw stock
very few pie peaches have been packed,
The arrivals. Of potatoes have all been
cleaned up, but several carloads are en-
route some due to arrive Monday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-25
IN STOCKS AND BONDS
WEEKLY RANK STATEMENT WAS
NOT VERY FAvORABLE.
some Realizing ON stocks Resulted.
Money In stiG for Call Loans
Despite Gold Imports.

New York. September "a Speculation
was inclined to wait on the hank statement
today and there was much doubt coaearn-
ms what the showing would be. The realix-
ing movement In the stock market upon
its appearance Indicated that the return
Is not regarded as altogether favorable In
spite OF the rise In the net surplus reserve
OF S4,0l24T5. The increase in cash WIS less
than sl,200,o00 and the remainder of the
increase in surplus was Que TO a reduc-
tion Of reserve requirements by fall OF
sli, 5lisoo in the deposits, reflection from
the contraction IN loans OF 81, iosioo. 1t
was believed bv some people that last
weeks heavy decrease OF over ST.. o0O, 900
In loans was due in some way TO the mys-
teiious system OF averages used hy The
banks. But In that event there should have
been some bookkeeping compensation In
toGay's statement. The delivery OF bonis
by the government has been delayed, out
is now progressing more rapidly ana the
loans are liquidated with the deliver, o!
tho bonds. The bank returns indicate other
wise the turn In the money market towards
greater ease,
The stock market showed a quiet but
large absorption OF railroad stocks, notably
of the Paciiics and Grangers on the traffic
returns of those roads. The miscellaneous
list showed tendency to reaction, which
was checked by the firmneSs Of the Nilroad
list until the realizing movement on the
bank statement,
The expectation was quite general that
the upward movement of prices on the
stock exchange would be resumed this
week and that the tightness of the money
market would be relieved, owing TO the
cessation of the drain into the treasury
on account of the subscriptions to the gov
ernment loan. The expectation Is still gem
eral that these two events are simply de-
layed by the various reacionary incidents
OF the week ON Monday 1t was the violent
break In Sugar and the continued tiShtness
of money,
The continued hardness OF money has
| been particular disappoin tment to specu-
| lators as various factors were looked 10
confidently to bring relief Including the
| anticipatory payments OF the October FIRST
| interest on the government bonds, Increase
| in the government expenditures. gold i'm
ports and the postponement of the pay"
| ment of tho small remaining portions of
| tina government subscriptions These fac
! tors have proven efficacous as the week
advanced to cause lower rates for money,
| but meantime a number OF the banks
which had fallen below the 20 per cent re-
serve limit called loans 10 replenish the
| reserve. Call money in consequence went
| to G per cent on Tuesday. the highest point
| of the season In spie of the heaWy engage
nents Of gold for import. The fact that
| the gold movement has been inausuratei
| In force Just at the time whNn the money
| market has passed successfully through the
| strain of the government loan is sig
nificarA OF the country's enlarged neeis for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-25
Oliver Cranston, Houston, Tex.

Kansas CITY, Mo-, september 2a.--Cattle--
Receipts, liSi for the week, 1900: dressed
beef steers, butchers stock, natives oil good
quality, Western feeders, . to 10 higher; choice
heavy steers, h.20tf5.i0; medium steers, ALSO
90; lights. S50n5,25; hatcher cows and heif-
-, 2.SU5,lo, butcher bulls, 2.S5lf3.t0: West.
erh steers S.50af5io; Western cows, !. s5df2 so;
canning stock, 2S0dfs,S0. Hogs-Rcceipts. $500.
FOR the week, 20, 900. good cash demand; hcav-
les 21Oil3.s5; mixed packers, 3.66ap3. lights,
SeSdS,Sp. sheep Receipts for the week, "a
te'inE and fecdipg sheep. lambs, S50n5.5o:
range lambs, 5o0diS.25; range muttons s0Sp
10; runge feeding lambs, 4.a5Ut60; range
feeding sheep, S,S0GA0o.
Chicago September I.--Cattie--Lack OF Of
fcrings caused nominal market. Quotations
IA u rule were unchanged from yesterday. An
active demand for hogs caused prices To ruls
stronger and largely ~ to higher. Hogs
common packers 5ih6fS.55: choice extra. 4.O01p
10, pigs. S.1SSis.soi stays, 2.75134s Sheep
sheep and lnmbs steady lambs, inferior to
choice, 81SM6.OO; feeders. A,60GfiI5. Westerns,
good 5.ansiai0; Western range sheep. 3.50db
$50, feeding sheep, s.75T4in Receipts--Cat-
tic 300, hogs, 1900; sheep, Gooo
81, Louis. September 2i,--Cattie-- Receipts
t0o' sLipmonts. 1900; market steady; fair to
fancy native shipping and export steers, ATOM
5,hh; hulk, 4.d0dt5,J 90; dressed beef aud butcher
steers, iAD6ia,25: lights, 3s0dli. 80. stockers
aud feeders, ,2Ssi $50, COWS and heifers,. 23Bib
ly 30. llogs--Recelpts, f600 shipments 1900
maj kot strong to higher; Workers., 3.90u3. 95;
pacl ers. 2S1UA,00 butchers, 3.a5W405. Sheep
Receipts, 200, shipments 900: market steady;
native mattons. i.o0ltia5; lambs, 5.Ooa5.50
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-25

GALVESTON COTTON RECEIPTS
ny Gulf, Colorado and Santn Fe railway.
1898 bales. by International and Great North
orn. 2159: by Galveston, Houston and Hendcr-
son 973; by Missouri, Kansas and Texas. 1856:
by Galveston. La Porte and Houston, 767. by
barge Boots, 1919. by barge M" 1859; by
barge Gibbs. 1872. Total, 1l,i54.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-25
IN THE COTTON MARKETS.
Statistical Information from the
Leading Exchanges.
ANOTHER NEW low RECORD MADE.
Deliveries In New Orlenns and New
York Lowest In the History Of the
TrMd~--Spot Markets Easy.
Office Of The Post.
VKFfVV VI HV EVSt,
Houston. Saturday, September "a,

Houston, Saturday, September "a.
The American markets made new low
record today, and were II not for the cx-
orbitant freight rates Liverpool would fol-
low tha course OF the markets on this side
ana break her previous low record OF 1894.
As it is Liverpool Is still higher than Its
lowest point
October in New Orleans Is down to 4.Sl-s 50
and January is 4.97-9S. In Nov York oc-
tober closed at 51T-iS and January a;
bS1-32 This Is several points lower than
has been the case during the half century
In which authentic records have been kept.
The spoF markets closed easy, with prices
in Liverpool barely sustained. Houston
marked Off lie. Middhng is now 1915.
the lowest price ever recorded in this mar
ket and is weak at that
Spinners are not buying very freely,
as they say they will be able to get still
cheaper cotton later in the scason. The
weather is perfect over the greater part OF
the cotton belt and the Texas movement IL
heavy. Besides this there Is no speculative
or investment buying. These arc the con
ditions whieh confront the trade and are
by no means encouraging
Liverpool futures closed at loss OF
is-6ith. New Orleans opened / to . potnts
off and further declined, closing al "a mel
loss OF 5 TO 5 points. New York was
to points lower than yesterdays close.
Port receipts were ~ ,i9a. against 49,
34i last year.
Houstons receipts Monday are estimated
at 1000 ITO 90, 500, against l29lS last year
New orleans eXpectcs 5000 to II 200
against IL PSI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-25
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

SORGHUM sEED-s1l5Gl.2o per bush
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-25
CnrsiII & Richardson's Circular.
cargill & Ricbards,on say:


Liverpool had quite n steady market
this morning, prices only declining h-6td
for deliveries. spots unchanged with sales
5000 This stimulated our markets lit
Gle at the opening January in New York
holding steady at 533 for some time, burt
eased later on clear and warm weather
over the cotton belt aud liberal estimate
at Houston for Monday. The New York
Chronicle in their report last night spoke
of considerable deterioration east Of the
river but gave Texas a flatterlng report.
one could construe the report as bulllsb,
but as a prominent operator said today, The
bear could read the bad account OF the
Carollhis and Georgia and forget all about
1t when they got TO the talk about Texas
Just as long as cotton moves Ia sucn
enormous proportions, and It's expected
that the Atlantic ports will soon b. maxi
ing strides equal to Texas, and we get no
general demand from Europa, prices VIII
al least not advance. New records wera
made for futures In both New York and
New Orleans today, Liverpool still bang
quoted higher than In 1894 dur to great
extent to the prevailing high freights.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-25

kettle; centrifugal. strong; seconds. sxut ale.
Mc'asses-Easy; centrifugal, 4Sflt.
Few York. September A.-sugar--Raw.
Quief, but about steady: fair refining. 81.
centrifugal. 90 test. i5-fe: molgsses sugar,
az: refined firm but Inactive; mould A. 81
standard A, sN: confectioners A., S%; cut
LOAF. 1915; crushed. lS-l6 powdered 5N;
granrlatcd, a,s; cubes. bA.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-25

WIRE AND NAILs.
Quotations are for less than carload iots
Steriai rates on carloads.
Earned WIRE-Glideen. gal. $40 per 100
lhs Nsukegan, $2.i5,
vances 10d I'D and led, &c: 50 and I'd, Zoe;
Cd and I'd, zoe: I'D and sd, soc; Sd. i5c: I'd. ,5c.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-25
Chronicles Weather Reports.
(Special Dispatch TO The Post.)

New York, September 2i.-The CONNER
cial and Financial Chronicle says;
Weather reports by telegraph from the
South indicate that rain has been quito
general the past week and that In portions
OF Alabama. Mississippi and Tennessee az
well al at few places In Arkansas the
precipitation has been excessive; further
deterioration OF the crop Is claimed as a
result of too much moisture. Reports from
Texas denote that prospects for top crop
have improved Picking and marketing
except Ayhera Interrupted by adverse
weather conditions have progressed rapidly
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-25
Private wire to carglll & Richardson:
MONEY AND BANKING.

Houston. September 24.-The local banks are
we'll supplied with money for all purposes
and as usual at the beginning OF the cotton
SEASON the demand Is active
Exchange Is quoted as follows: New York.
buying 50 00g2. 80 Discount; selling, New
York. St Louis and Kansas city, par to sl.00
discount; New Orleans, buying $500 discount,
selling, par.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-25
NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
Today YaatAr


Kew York, September A.-The Evening
Posts London financial cablefram says: Ihs
stock markets hare ~ere lifeless today BUY
ING Of Union Pacific by the continent was a
feature There mas been sudden cessation IN
the demand for gold and the New York orders
for coin were cancelled today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-25
METER OF BUSINESS
bex to the Condition Of Trade
Generally.
HAS NOT BEEN SATISFACTORY,
kntIne Against Louisiana and
Ia Cotton Curtniis the Volume
bf Business--Rice IL Firm.
Office of The Post.

Houston. Saturday, September "a.
hast week has not been satisfactory
means, the volume being about on
With q year ago. There is no gainsay-
b fact that the quarantine against
Ina points where fever Is said to
Has, In measure, curtailed the vol
business. Besides, cotton is SELL
ker than ever known In the history
trade, and this is not conducive TO
y in commercial circles.
hg the first part of the week there
scarcity of potatoes, but before the
closed supplies arrived and were
ID of right from track, never being
warehouse.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-25
COMMERCIAL BRIEFS.

New York, September 2.--Clearings, $780,
sss sGi; balances. s9G5s.ST7.
FEris, September 24--Three per cent rentes,
1926 $50 for the account
New York September H.-Total sales Of
storks today, l5l 500 shares, including 1880
Union Pacific, 1890 Tobacco and 1850 Su-
gar
London September 24.--Consols for money
ana the account, 1903. Bar silver, y 3-l6.
Mercy, 21s per cent. Rate Of discount IN the
omen market for short bills. 2%n2 1916 per
cent for three month"; bills 2stQ2h.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-25
st. Louis Grim md rrovi.ions.

st Louis, September 24.-Flour-Easy but
unchanged. Wheat-Weak, with september n,
May l% to ~ lower than yesterday spot
lower; No. red cash, elevator, 60 bid; track.
10; December, 65M bid; May, 6pz bid; No. 2
hard &C. Corn-.Futures steady to a SHADE
heiter. spot lower; No. cash, 2Ss. bid; Sep
teriber 2SN, bid: December, 28A bid; May,
e9H bid. oats-Futures weak and lower; spot
steady; No. cash, % bid: track. 23k Sep
temi er q bid: December, % bid; 22ha asked /;
Nav, 23%m237s bid; No. 2 white. 24izG2S. Rye
Normal Az. Enthusiastically. ETY..
Prime timothy seed--Nominally, 230 Corn
mell-ouiet, i.55Gl.60 Bran-Strong; sacked,
east track. AZ Hay-Better;. timothy, song
10 90; prairie. A.0o05.oo, Whisky-stsady =.
Cotton ties and bagging-Unchanged. Pork
steady; standard mess jobbing, S.25 Lard
Steady. prime steam. no. choice, 40 Dry
salt meais--Boxed shoulders, 476; extra short
clear. So ribs, 562i9; shorts, 5.75. Bacon
Boxed shoulders, $50; extra short clear. 800;
ribs, sl2i3; shorts 6s5. o ReceptsF Fi "nr
1000. wheat. 5000 Germ N,oVo' 9ats, 'ovvo'
28 O00. oats, 5000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-25

New York. September 2i.-Cotton seed oil,
duh and about steady; prime crude, 70 nomi-
mi. mime crude T. o. b. mills. nominal; prime
summer yellow, 2lizG22: butter grades. nom.
inaI; prime winter yellow. asg2sls.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-25
Coffee mt Rio.

weekly cablegram from Rio to the
exchange reported the following;
4ipments by steamers to United
during the week, $1,000 bags; Rio
5nts by sail to the United States
week, nil Rio shipments to Eu-
luring week. 1900 bags; Rio ship
Ito Cape, etc, during week, nil, Rio
Ises for United States during week.
Bags; Flo purchases for Europe dur
1ek. %, 600 bags. Freight per steamc.'
tied States, Toe and per cent priIn-
Steamers loading at Rio for United
9; steamers loading at Rio for hl-
Santos shipments 10 United States.
bags: Santos shipments to Europe,
bags; Santos purchases for United
4 10000 bags; Santos purchases for
b. $4,000 bags; Santos freight per
br to Havre, 20 francs and 10 per cent
se; steamers loading at Santos for
States, 3; steamers loading at
for Europe, 5. Victoria shipments
Tied States during week, nil. Bahia
receipts, 5000 bags; Bahia stock.
Ebags; Bahia shipments to United
nil. Bahia shipments to Germany,
hgs; Bahia shipments to rest of Eu-
hit
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-25
y,oIsroN BANK CLEARINus.

The following are the clearances OF tho
Houston banks for the week this far aud for
the correspond ng time last year. together with
the Increase or decrease:
This year. Last year. Increase
Saturday .......fl, 26s,5f N,53i,6I "s2es.bA
Decrease.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-25
Trade Notes.

York reports spot stocks OF lemons
but demand Stacking up. The I'M
(e is, however, very firm.
price of granulated sugar has been
ID 1-16c.
few chickens came in today and
Swas all cleaned UP at top prices.
fornia dried fruits are firm and al
ig.
J said that English firms are trying
fner the tobacco crops of Cuba and
}nited States.
New England catch of salt mack
pr the season 10 date amounts to
h barrels, compared with S03T barrels
Re same period last year, 1886 bar
p 1896. HOPS barrels in 1895, 1901
p in 1894 and 32,215 barrels in 1898.
frs for canned meats from Cuba are
ed to be increasing. While cornel
&s given the preference there is said
la better demand for roast beef and
than at any time heretofore this
BE is little doing in pickles at prl-
kmarkets, but a firm feeling prevails
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-25

New York. September 2i.-The dry. goods
market during the week has been a fitfui one.
There are reports, very lmperfectly confirmed.
Of sales OF some weight In various divisions
of the market. But the general course OF
tracing is quiet. Tho demand for staple cot
toas is perfunctory and governed by actual
daily needs The lifting OF the quarantine
from New Orleans started shipments In that
direction yesterday. This was felt more d.
rectly In tho market for calicoes and other
prints. This market is generally very quiet
both ataple and fancies being IN limited de-
maud The situation IN print cloths has not
changed materially. The quotation IL now
2c Gales have been made at this figure. But
the higher quotation which has prevailed has
been only a nominal one for several GayB ard
reduction was expected
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-25
weekly HANK etntemcnt.
New york Money Market.

New York September p--Aoney on call
stesd, at per GENT. Prime mercantile paper,
4 70 per cent Sterling exchange. steady
with actual business In bankers' bills at ASA
da,g: posted rates, As2disah and 4S5. COM
nercial bills, ssois. silver certificates, biA1
sa. Bar silver, 60 i5-1s Mexican dollars. Ala.
(;oyernment bonds. irregular.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-25
GALVESTON STOCK.
coFlsEE.

opened steady with prices points higher 70 3
points lower; closed steady, unchanged u 4
points higher; sales. 2t.b00 bags; sPot MA
steady No; z iuycice. ~; NJ aohblne ~