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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-18
THE GREAT GOLD FIELD OF THE
NINETEENTH CENTURY.

Is easily reached via the Great Missouri
Pacific Railway. either by way OF Pueblo
or Colorado Springs. or both. Colorado
express leaves Wichita daily al SIS ?. m q.
arriving at Pueblo or Colorado Springs for
breakfast. Cripple Greek Is only a few
hours ride from Pueblo or Colorado
Springs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-18
EBEN E. MCLEOD. A c. 2. * T. a.
Topeka. Kan
HOMEsEEKERs' EXCURSION.

IA RUN ASAsA y - fs'}t 4 T.
ONE FARE PLUS TOO ROUND TRIP.
To points in Arizona, ArkanVas. Indian
Territory. Missouri. Texas. New Mckee.
and louisiana. Tickets on sale March !
and x. April and =. good tueaty-oae
days for return. a r. COOPER.
Phone 80 d r A wichita.
EBEN MCLEOD. A. G. Z. ( a.
Topeka. Kan
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eepersI Pande Heard Frsm.

Havana. March I7--GeasEzl Panic. con
corning @Ease sx:s.y anxiety szs osez ex-
pressed Il. ss1ze circles. zrrsYss1 IRIS Eusrz-
iaE a. clsg4 &c Asa. < ths n.1dss q fts
military irse12 sTtss5-ng ssszsea AsToa
AID gzcSrz- SreTs5es ,: Puerto P.iaclss.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-18

TO let offices. rooms or hous-s.
10 get a partner. TO sell your buss-
ness. ~ iaci, 10 buy. sell. hirs r
reut anything. pat your AIS ia
the Want Columns OF the Eagle,
Il pays best
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-18
HoMEsEEKERs' EXCURSIONS
TIE SANTA FE ROrTE.

One fare plus $500 for round trip to
points in Arizona. Arkansas. Indian Ter
ritory, Texas New Mexico and Louisiana
Tickets on sale Feb. ! and Is. March l
and 10. April and 70; final limit p days
from date OF sale
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-18
THROUGH TICKETS-BAGGAGE
CHECKED

Maps. Time Tables and full information
about the Santa Fe Route and Frisco
Line can be obtained from their ticket
office at Douglas Avenue Station. which
is open until 1870 p. m. every day. All
questions cheerfully answered
l.. r. DELANEY. Agent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-18
GOING TO KANSAS CITY,
WHATS TIE I-SE

IN losing an entire evening" You car
spend the evening with your friends al
home and take the Rock Island train -
l0;55 p m, reaching Kansas City a. 1,l5
a m Pullman sleeper and chair car with
out change A Z COOPER. D. +. a.
wichita. Kan.
EBEN MCLEOD. a. C. 2. & IA.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-18
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET.

The following official range OF prices on
grain and provisions at Chicago is fur
nished by the Christie-Street Commission
Co. Board of Trade Rooms, Sedgwick
Block Wichita. Kan:
IOnnr, Liz, : n ~ L(,lncn / w.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-18
ROCK ISLAND EXCURSIONS.

Personally conducted Tourist cars cas-,
and west. leave wichita as follows Every
Friday AZ e.57 o. m. for California and
Puget Sound points. via. Colorado Springs.
Salt Lake City and ogden. every Wed
nesday at s-35 p. m. for los Angeles and
San Francisco. California. via Fort Worth
and III Paso. every Saturday torChicago,
St. Paul. Boston and points east. Remem-
Der these personally conducted Tourist
cars run through without change VIA the
most popular routes. For particulars call
at Rock Island depot. or write.
A. L. COOPER. =. P. A.
yEf~bFta Kan
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-18
TI-I..-s.E.IlII.AI-rIlf

TIE ETstsaa e s.setr1r EEhs-zz EsE n
gss CT Santa Re Reats ezTs a5sntis g
iasse va-l&t.sssa Tie hes. EEsi aaz TIA
bez. roab
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-18
Sensible Science.
Every Disease Has a Cor.
responding Cure.

People ought not to be sick" SAYS
Professor Munyon. Every disease has
cure, not every cure has been dis
covered yet but I have fifty-seyen of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-18
Do You
IfSo.

The Chris,le-street Commission Com
pany can give you n continuous market
First class service. Fair treatment
Write or call on us at our ONCE ia tho
SedCwick block. Wichita. Kan Private
wire everywhere
Long, Disispce Telephone 130.
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REMEMBER THIS
THAT TIE
FACTS WORTHY oF STRONG
EMPHASIS

TIE slime from Wlcaltz % 81, Louis ".
IRE santa Fe Route and Ksaraa clfr. Ia
Guiding fhirty min-'ss iag 7ssr 80 Ea1sas
clfy. Is oaly - A91rs. f1aklax are aetazI
running ffr7s So. hssrs Tsls e 4.s.1x-
gar; equipment AID sYsvyts.pz Ter con-
fert-
r. R5i-z 20 g. Louis - osysn1 ~ 80
Qaiek tire Santa Pc Ecsts-
Passs -. L. 2 DELANEY. Az~at
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-18

ever, with some of the advance lost. The
product is a purchase whenever weak, al
the time.
STREET COM. CO.
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l9ss y L = DgLAGET. Azrat
ARR rot GofSo 70 KAssAs CITY,
REMEMBER TIE MISSOURI PACIFIC
fa.f rEar l--lWpAArr

Il tAs a1.r las tasf r4as Attr -t.r - o.
f4-f-zzsas C.ig ffs.- LEAFS ~ =
stfIs ? n srrse. a. fsarEs C..r -s,t
nnsraaE az - .sss - r = s-ats -
wscE.ts se5 fhsrstsFs atss4s irsrrs q
tire Eses es2sr ears 49, f,slr a-zn f.-s--
srs S8.s-s ths lezF1Hz -nE zes f-s ~.
tire gea - e. Kansas csiy t4Ee go - -
so1r. F@elae- AEsTs co tEs-rsssr -
-eas s1zfp-nenI Leaves F-leHssa e. =
rs2sgzs@as boar snS srrsvss e. -
cry as3fae- go izts -sr 80 earn rs
eorasr seca1a aas gT5ea.ts strsssa
r9ssy Esx~ts - ,,--ss. - -. .-..
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CASH GRAIN.

Chicago. March T-Cash wheat: No. 2
red, $.102; No. 3, SSd97; No. spring. 81;
No. 8, S5d97; No. hard, 81; No. 3. s5aSI;
No. l northern spring, s1.02.
Cash corn-No. 2. Is; No. 3, 27i2.
Cash oats-No. 2, 25G25is; No. 3, 24q4
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-18

Weekly Eagle. 80 cents a yssz.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-18

DAILY Eagle, ~ carrier. = ess.s 80 week
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-18

Cash fax-s11S1a@L19 northwest. N.24i
May, S1.22; September, s1.09.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-18

Daily Eagle. - earrss'. sc s-r ~ses
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Chicago, March T.-Butter-SteadS
creamery. 1918; dairy. 16E.
Eggs-Steady; fresh, ga.
Live poultry-Firm; turkeys, Tqs(
chickens, 71zGs: ducks. 7dSc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-18
CHICAGO CAR LOTS

NOR UNIV ESIERN REX
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CATTLE

REPRESENTATIVE S
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-15

y clStssully Suow J nsrdssIsa
fsatsacy.
|Yil WEEKLY MOVEMENT WAS HEAVY



Ths wsek winds up with honors easy.
Neither the bulls nor the bears have had tho
best Of Il In the outcome, as prices are tae
same A. they were last Friday.
Z 10 the early part Of the week the bulls took
fsw falls out OF the bears but this was
merely friendly bout, because the bears
came back and took three successive falls
cut q the tulish element They had things
thssr own way aud they pounded down prices.
but moi TO any great extent 40 the compare
son shows
Liverpool came In stronger, ana this en-
couragcd the bullish element on this side,
range .: s points developing. However. ali Of
ferings we're quickly absorbed and tho tono
WA one of stcadiness with the bulls rather
aggressive.
The bears had in their favor the Neil cs-
Innate, which put tho crop al ii.5eo.ooo aud
tho into sight over 100000 tor the week.
comparison OF prices shows that on janu-
ary :, 1895. cotton was selling in Houston on
I basis OF mlddilng at nci on August Il OF
the same year IT reached Tc; on September 10,
g.; on October IA. &c; on October isc, i-l6r.
Since then there has been n steady decline.
New York spots closed 1-lGc down and the
other markets UNCHANGED.
In futures. Liverpool was full t-6id up;
New Orleans, was unchanged TO point IN aud
New York closed about . points higher on
nm average.
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Quiet with Arm undertone on -
pean cables. smaller receipts al m r
tbs. large warehouse DELIVERIES r. ?
spot market. and closed stecdy' i,
5Mi5 POINTS net advance. saiea
Spot Rio dull and nominal: mild ~!
New York, January 14.-CofSs7
closed as follows: January 5.aSs =
r,lary 5.60G5.70; March 5.75ei5! 80: ~
5.S5: May 5.S5d5. 90: June {. 00fiS, &: +
al 90. August 6.0OI6. 05: Septembeff7
October. 6.l0G6. Is; November 6.loi57 :
ceIaber s. i5a6.20. Sales 100 Nm n
Tots. warehouse deliveries from ~
States 2l,156, including 1875 from ~
New York stock today 6iS, 967: UaR Y
stock S70.3Ts; afloat for the united r
600; total visible for tho United etsf7|
SIS. against 1i6.lSi last year a s|
s'entcs, January l4.-Colfes ouiet.
craze Santos rominal; receipts n.y.
Stt Otb. q: 8
baipluig, January 1i.,--CofIec sfesi1
sales 9Ol1. b "A a
Rio. January 4.-Clcsrcd for ~
States 5000, for Europe 1000. stock r.?
Havrc, January 1i.-Coffee close n
advance; sales 1900. 4 q
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STOCKS WERE WEAKER
An IRREGULAR MOVEMENT WITH
SOME LIQlIDAriON.
on III. Ciusc ~ Mnjority of stocks
Show ncriine-some stiffness
in London-FtnnnciulN Notes.

| Now York, January H.--The course OF to-
dny's stock market was decidedly Irregular
I and seemed perplexing so far us u perception
| of the general tone OF speculation was con-
cerned, AS the day progressed the lack OF
1 sustaining power in the strength OF special
| stocks which had been the marked charac-
! teristic OF the market for several days past,
came to be more and more felt. The dispo-
siton 10 watch closely for signs OF a rcac-
ton became moro marked. mud the final hours
Witnessed general throwing over OF hold
inga by professional traders. There was no
special news to account for the break. and
| IL was probably due for the most part to
technical conditions.
Tho stocks which have been recently prom
iuent for strength We're conspicuous In to-
days break by reason OF profit taking There
WAS feeling of more or less uneasnoss also
over the tore OF the news from Havana in
regard 10 what Is expected. rather than what
has happened. The fRct that the Spanish
sovcrnment's scheme OF reform Is on the
point Of breaking down. is coupled with the
apprehension that the time Is imminent when
Intervention by the United States TO save the
island from anarchy will-be Imperative.
rte persistent wcakness of Sugnr-a more
q less dominant factor by reason OF the
krt M '
The opening strength was due TO the some
" Wy tVNNtfsii pN'cuiinu OF 4 large volume of
buylns orders for London account
quotations came higher from I.ondon he.
lore the opening, and probably %. 600 shares
o. Tue INTERNATIONAL stocks we're bought in
tnis market for London account There we're |
also commission house orders and plenty a, |
money for investment in gilt edge railroad
kksoehs. The Nnnderbilts. Union Pacific snd
Norihern racine stocks We're not lacking IN \
continued strength, but the profit takine In |
hl,eo oy the advances IN Specialize, ON,
served 70 increase the late weakness al storlss /
M.lrh had JAILED TO beneft from tho early
sutnsth As consequence there WAS :, very
htuerai nreak OF from point to oyer a noints
sne latter Ia Manhattan Covering ~ sha,,s,
served 10 relieve the decline hut Iossas ~
line. M w f"S"' az along the
Money became somewhat castor ,os.,.
W .non, any actual change being made i'm ~,
iates Tor call leans. There WAS a hr,sr SV
.nana Tor commercial paper. which dravs w
i.t's .upwn 10 range OF I or 4 n. = 49,, ~. ..,r
we cnoioe grades, Tomorrow,s ham ss .vr
h snsM VIII show large increase in the aash
!. The bond market was active carl, :,
w nut became dun and reacted s,ish,sHvt
ny ny 'ater dealings. Union Paeifc ana "a
's y were strong. Other active issnas 3.aer
e rkains Total sales sissQ.ooo. Ass snow
!, ."e iahSe of pfires on the actfv. s,n.
1s,s, compared with the closing nr,ess ~ w.
IISs ,y, Az reported for The Posf nv :. ~
'''n'ss = co. ia as follows; y.
Open. High. Low. TiS.w w,.,,.-
Aus clrafss.,.. 1891 i3as teVzt ,es,,, ~ yrI |
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Liverpool spots.

Closed quiet with prices steady and nm j..
changed. sales ino0o. of which $500 were
American; Imports 5000. OF which roo were
American. "0's
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thronirI~ wcn,hrr ncpor,.

New York, January i4--tspeclal) 1.-THE
Commercial aud Financial Chronicle says:
Te'esrarhic sdviccs to us this evening indl-
cate that, while rain has been quite general
at the South the past week, the precipitation
mas been Hight except at points IN Mississippi.
arkansas and Tennessee. Our Galveston cor
RESPONDENT reports the weather az beneficial
:, farming interests and states that prepare
lions for spring crops are under way. The
cotton movement continues liberal.
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NEW ORLEANS.


Beeyes. good cows and heiteS ~
firm; good bulls and stays in demss!I
and yearlings scarce and In acuss s'.-1
hogs dull: fat sheep firm.
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LOCAL TRADE REVIEW.
Office OF The Post,

Ifouslon, Friday, JANUARY H.
The continued bad weather had a somewhat
depressing effect ON trade today. Reports
from the interior are to tho eject that tho
roads are in bad condition and that Il is al
most impossible for farmers TO reach their
market.
Orders received by mercantile houses from
men on the road are very satisfactory. and
indicate that country merchants are roplen-
ishlng exhausted stocks and are looking for
ward TO good years business.
IN retail lines there has been a GOOD Susi-
ness IN seasonable goods despite the muddy
CONDITION OF the streets While prices arc NJ
about standstill, a higher range win likely
get IN IN few days, as the bad weather Is
try roads lead to higher prices for stanlo
country products p"
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New York spots

The New York spot market closed ateady
and l-l6c down.
ZOO o1aisa, s% l.qcd middlns e,s
AAdtlihg $780,. SSs lsaips ls..s, II,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-15

New York. January Money ON call casv
al @sqsA, last loan *. prime mercantile
paper SNi per cent Sterling exchange
at iaAgi.s5 for demand and isalsS,4. Sss.
for sixty days Posted rate, i.Ss5ll SSis and
fS.@H4Sd. Commercial biils. is2 Silver
certificates, aiisd5Sis. Bar silver, 5sts Mey.
lean dollars. 46A, Government bonds weak.
State bonds dull; railroad bonds dull
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NriiI Tnkinu EIc,cn al.

Thy private wire to II. W Hunter K "a,
New York, January a. Bache's letter snys,
ssheral disappointment was caused In m.
saris cotton market By the strength In Liy.
erpooi where flrst priecs for futures wvrc
y Deter, This caused an Improvement here
OF Ia points on tho first cali Liverpool rc-
pofted further Tains after eur opening. ana
local traders lost no time in bi,la,np nr,c,.
up teft points The undertpne annsar,,,, =, ,a
% Mfhler ~ morning and Into tho carly M.
hneoh. Further Investment buyipg was ~.
poiieu, anu, although there wns al no t,r,.
III ~ Hasa. activity there MAS general dia-
ss, ps.upn 70 SUPPORT the market Tho u,lcx-
peci'h strength abroad made ye.terday - ali
Sd nervous. and the fniprns ctnpnt bct., ,.s,
y. Na.. a measure due TO that aouruc port ~
Az ssp'n We're only modttpte mud contributed IA
IN IN himmefS Tho impression preyaiis mn,
uihsas the arrivals shortly ass,o,s o' NY.
ger proportions there must 10 , ,n,',s.n,,
~ esrtme crop estimates Il IA ,,,,iers,,n,,
y. nhe present lull n espofis viii shortly
4. i"nu"eu ny hcaYy shipments ana th,f ~.
c'nAnd from, that quarter rnn M, W" 49,, Wy
IL ~ Y sustaintns influence on the MARIE,
, s.W market the last hour dcyeloued ,is,is a
, msen,knsssl Tired holders were tomp,ed -
sac 900 10 sight for the wsel ssa mgus res o.
S<,s,.u week OF the big year ana nrlons m ,id,,
enool1scu 70 Yesterday . closing figures ~,
S.e, tn , time ~ many weeks spot uuotatlos
y swHs reported that Mem ,vns ,.,,,..,
", as,pk peicf ID crop OF fiSpootsi NM III.
~ Sn,iSu sne weakness Port rccolpts fnr M
49, were , ~ 2ol, making the total ~ IN. me
"a. NE, axtinst sn,sfs last week md
- "a AZ year Interior stocks az Nav Nav
g 4. AGAINST aus lu2 lat week ana s,a n"w
sk yfss shipnents from irtcrior sa..,,s
AZ @nsA; AGAINST 1855 OIL iast wsnL n
~ Y W ~, " ysaf rhr whole list ~ soptbsr,
al, .4o.ooo. "aA steady Exports for MI
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Puts ana cans.

1, wnieaso adyices by private wire to n ~
put" na'e or Ma ro w from G. Logan o. gave
Market n , nay wneat ass, and calls soIs aS0H.
b bu,l riiqae until right at close, when ouic ~
, olsas OF c came on Cuban war furry. ApS
SPAIN wo .ns United States may have With
On az hard spots Puts and calls on NAV ra,n =,
were Nat on the market al 2sI:' ""' 'orn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-15

New York. January ia substantial gain
was made by cotton today. due in part 10 In
vcsrient buying A rise or SOS points was
maihrt was steady at the advance. There
was snmc realizing y the afternoon, hut the
market was finally steady At q net advance
Of EOS points. Tho improvement originated
10 better cables from Liverpool than had
beer looked for. and was accelerated by nu-
mcrcus ndviccs from the South indicating
iess liberal use OF cotton and confirming the
fdcs Of reduced cotton acreage, Tho nrn,nces
was Increased by fairly encouraging accounts
from Fall River rs 70 trade prospects,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-15
MONEY AND BANKING.

Houston, January 1i.-There Is a little
more sctivity IN the demand for money IN
account OF contemplated good spring trade.
Rates are steady at 76S per cent
Exchange Is quoted as follows. New YORK.
tuying. 81 10000 selling. i,pc discount u
par. New Orleans. buying, y TO par; se,i-
inG x to par.
HOUSTON BANK cLEARfNGS.
The following are the t.carings OF tho
Houston banks for the week thus lar and for
he corresponding time last year. together
with the increase or decrease:
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Trade Notes.

EGGS are at practically unchanged prices
out dealers arc looking for rise
Nnickens are In light demand and prices arr,
not us steady would seem TO DO r,,liny NJ
this season OF the year. ~
Lard steady at fair price. aud cotton seed
on lower, Is condition that will call for
some hard thinking by those Interested in
those commodities. ~
Bananas and apples are in light demand
Not msrh inquiry for oranges.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-15
HIDES, WOOL AND nEnswAx.
rrlces pald by Houston des.lers:

a Per pound,
Dry rini niaes, Neircten'..-,,......s.ll all
Dry sait,d hides. Observation-Disclosures. aissJ 4
Wei sti'Na, seieetea- .,-..,......,.. 6s.n
Deer Sims ................... i.i-srls
nii"~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .isty ~
pcsoNN s..-f-..ta -. .lS GA
Boston, January 1.-THE Boston CONNER.
cia' Bulletin Will say tomorrow of the wool
market. Tho market is much auiater Tha
isrEs mills have purchased All they desire
ior the present, and sales this week arc for
me most part an aggregation Of small saIes
70 small mills The tone OF trade Is exee,s
len; aud prices are slightly higher Tha
iarscst sale was sJo,ooo pounds OF Cane Won,
on basis OF zoe cleanse better than ths
las, recorded fRlc The auction sales M An, ny
s wsrp THIS week shosed an advance Of PR
higher. Heavy weigh, cloths have onsn ase, u,
an advance OF $3.50 per cent over last wear ~
ana rsa,iSing tree. The sales Of tho wnet
,u t3otoV pounds domestic ana /. az s sn
isoIsisn, against y,sis.op0 domestic ana 81 ~,
ioi.kn last week aud 40 200 tonessic' ,,s
ri.,, lo,eign for the same week last year
rounos domestic aud 1910 zoo foreirn tr $500 ~,
, !. 70 me same date IN 1897. The rses,,,s-
ild 1901 bales foreign. ~ 'a'ss domestic
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-15
puTTER AND EGGe

Kansas City. January f4.-Bse 4
ccrermery ifGi7; dairy i2GN.
fiesl. 1C; storage 12G71f.
50. Louis. January A. Butter b. q
sIld: creamery lGG2i. Eggs ioyz5
Chitago. January 1i.--Butter
llnl5 creamery iiGi9. Cheese
sterdy; fersh 20. n
New York. January Legs ~
alif packages: State and Pennsyiv &
Wtstern 20. Y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-15
NEW YORK EXCHANGE.


New York, January 1.-THE following table.
compiled by Bradstreet's. shows the bank
cleHrinss at the principal cities for the past
week, with the percentage of increase or de-
crease. compared with the corresponding
week las, year:
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Nisiblc COTTON Movement.
HOUSTON WMoLEsALE pRlcEs.
Quotations for Ronnd Lot. OF stmn,.
CurlnodftIes

Thesn quotations are reviecd daily nnd tho,,
eoiscctness can he relied upon The nrler.
are These ruling IN the Houston wholesale
markets. "''ss"as
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-15
Houston Comrnrntiyc Statement.


9rqssreaclpts this week r........,. =. GO.d4i
NrtIccctpis this week . ap'IIS
ytoss receipts thla week last Scar- .p62l
Net receipts this weak last year .....,.., 10 yss
Total gross receipts ihis year .....,. .3sf ~
Total net receipts this year ........ isS.27
TOTAL gross Icoeipls same tlmo last year. lOs Os
Ip'ssi net receipts same finie last $50 ,277
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wceE+.,.......... 39.ii9i
shipments. rail- 70 ani vin New Orleans. 2l,6s2
equipments '" Japan f,,s.. .-.l.,.4........ 100
In tr,tsisi. ~, ...! IG.nTb
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AltIcles-- | Open ] High Low / CIo

rlour--Dull and easy.
Wheat-No, > spring So: No = anr;nc -5s,so
NJ. red siikTa3 us ''"e''
Corn-No. ., 267sdg7.
oats--No !, 2sA; No, ; white 10 b Is; No.
Rye-No. ., 45.
Bailey--No. . TO b 2sdS6.
Flax seod--No. J, .2Ole5i a.
Timothy sced-Prime, p.77H.
Mess pork--per Dbl O. 2aGe 40
Lard-Per 100 lbs, .sTis.
snort ribs sides-I.oosc t. 45d4. 70.
l pry y, sailed ate, shoulders Boxed, i.75a5 90.
liz 'isneu soOus, per gal.
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/. s. xork. January i4.--There ID 4 SLOW
~ no''seAh'e IMPROVEMENT IL the dry s o.S%
K sAsr Cotton goods bavc come nm I
p Z ! ycilve demand with the iniux of wet
- ena Southern buyers Id the market This
- Z web dsyssstaed, too. and includes
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COTTON.
Houston Daily statement.
Houston itniIroad Rcceipt.,

Honstons recs OTIS q cotton py tne vn ,io,.
ralroadsontcrlnat the city were ~ folows.
Missouri, Kansas and 'rcxas ......s. o osa
Houston nni Texas Central. .....!.. "a 1 vssg
@ ima.iona. anu treat Northern lbs
bulf Colorado and -snta tr. go. ,.,,,..,. l7i
,DMvesiop, liafrisunrg and san Antonio A Sdp
Houston East md West Texas -. 1870. mi
49,, 49, Nv" +'cN oficahs.--... t--............ 81
"hso"'''''' Northumberland, .,...... an
Tuti1 ....,,. on,s
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I. L"ui. Grain and rroyI.,on.

- LOUIS, january H-Tlour uncharcod
Wheat higher; No. / red. cash, eInya, nnse az
Sc TfsH ~ ~; January $50; May s8%@as3s: JUN
s s j 10. ,.,n hard ssH Corn steady No.
assg oa January q bid May 27is; July 2shT
s Mo, ss's. track 2A@g4is; January sSl bis.
msy .Ais; July 22ssfl22is. Rye duh q Ma
III T ri9aaihs doing FLAX seed higher.
meal steady, i4o. Bran strong san,a, I ,i,
q sa .s, trs a 81 mill 56d5s Hay quiet: prairi,
gp Pa, ,os timothy 7.OoQlooo WHISKY I' ~
lover n nr,,ns standard mess jobbing 9a5. Lard
ehsps sa,t meats easy but not eSota ,lr
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New Orleans, January N SuGeL2
ns easter s%G3M; centrtfukaI
seronds sEasis. ss Moiassc w 6pss
i'al'' centrifugal st5ls; syrup