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HIDES, WOOL AND REEswAx.
Prices paid by Houston dealers,
COFFEE.

New Orleans, September s.-Conee--steady
Rio. 6k6isis.
New York. septemf er 2s--Conee.-options
sales 1900 bags: SPOT cofYee, Rio Arm and
steady; No. invoice. 6h: No. jobbing, 6N,
Misd-vcry steady; Cogdova. sael5.
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ArpLEs-Pcr barrel. saooq4 25; California.
81 Is per box.
DANANAs--Pcr bunch. sl.7592Oc. packed;
loose. si.60,
LEMONS--Fancy, $500.
rEARS--si. 90 per bushel
pEACHES-4- hasket crates i5clsi.0o. fancy
a5d'r5, ner peek box,
ORANGES California seedlings, S25
CALIFORNIA FRulT-GrapeS. black va
rieties 81 80 per crate, Tckay, 81 60, peaches
81. 30 per box: pears, s2.sSd2,So per box.
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Liverpool Futures.

Futures opcncd steady, demand mod rate. al
2 p. m. steady. closed quiet and steady.
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COTTON.
Houston Daily Statement
,a,,on's ero., reos p,,ot cotton ny III, various

IIolslons gross rece ptsnt cotton ny tn, various
raiionns ento1sn. .ne or "''' sos
iionsaon anI 90" =. roat yorthern .... 2.36S
Gaivcston. HArrsoSrg ADd san Hntoh'o'''- 4'o''
Ham,. NM ssr or, ws. rsia. $50
sai oo1oraao an ar,,ns.s ra.......... 1l9;
N.,,,mr Ana, texas. j,.J1
Wu,nu .....,.,..........t.. ......... .
Pickers aud linters ...,..,..'..'..''''''-
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CnrgilI * Richardson's Circular.

Cargill & Richardson of Houston say; The
markets opened this morning with more bun
ish enthusiasm than for weeks. Shorts were
neiv ous and anxious to cover, and this buy
ing together with some new long business.
gave prices good send of, which lasted
only a few minutes. however. as Southern
buye Of spots and local New York ope-
ra,trs were free sellers, the former against
spcts. which Europe would not take at the
advance. and the latter TO put ont fresh
short lines. Lverpool's early market was
2-bld higher than yesterday later it adj
varced more, prices at one time beng
i-Gid, or Il American points, higher than
yesterday. Prices there easod toward the
close. the last figure being , up. We weak
ened with them and not until the last hour
did our markets rally. when shorts again
bought literally fearing tina; Liverpool
would again advance tomorrow. Liverpool
bought freely In New YORK.
The only features of interest were bearish--
receipts neaVy and estimates for tomorrow
quite excessive The weather map was n dry
one for the whole belt Tho interior halted
little In its offerings. but later in the day
cred freely again. While opinions az a
rule still lean toward lower prices operators
realize that there are two sides to the mar
ket and that sharp rallies will occur, cspe-
clally should bad weather which is not un.
lktiy, be seen.
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FlCur--StcAdy,
Whtat-.Nc. spring. C3a5,'a; No rcd CS.
Connie .. 29Ng2a7s No . yellow, 3pGs
Boz
oats NO. 2, 22G22A; No. . white, 23,aa2l3..
RSo--No. .. IL.
harley No .. 3iGii
FlaXfocd-No. /, 92Gl93.
Timothy scod--prmo l.50df23n.
Mess pnrk--per hartcl S0bGS,l0.
lard-Per loo pounds. t.S2ihMi,So.
Short riba sides l4c CSu, Slin5,3
short clear sidas-lioXed 5.i0d5.50.
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Month OF delivery.
'skcu l. Did; Ii nominal
Stocks at United States Ports,
This week Last year


The following are the closingGluotations for
cotton on the spot today at the leading mar
keis. together with the closing OF middling
Yesterday, with today's sales
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

New York. September es.-Eggs--Rece,pt,
,s6S packages; steady; Western, II.
Kansas City. September 2s.--Buttsr Firm
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Now York. september 2s,-sugar-- ka~
lower to sell fair refining. az; centrifugal
30 test, b-l6; mold A. SIS. standard, 81
confectioners A. 5N; cut loaf, 5 1915. crushed
l3-l6, powdered. IN. graduated, 5%.
New Orleans, September 2s.--Sugar--Ne
open kettle, centrifugal, strong; seconds, w
"A l6. Moiasscs--Centrifagai, Aelu.
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Kansas City, September -wheat-Lower:
No nard. &c: No. >, 6tQ6a4 No. d. q.
mixed, 21li Oats Slow; No. : white. stX.
Me-No, :, 6o1Si. llay--Weak choice tint
othy, i.na725; choice nrsirl G.g5u65O, Re
coipts Wheat. i0S.000 busaels, corn. II i0l
bushels oats, 5000 bushels shipments -
Wheat l5l 200 bushels; corn. 1900 bushels
oate 5000 bushels.
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New York Cotton Market,

~" 'HA' september S.--Aside from 4
ot'e' het'oa o. activity arl sharp advance an
'ue open'hs' 'oaIy's cotton market lacked
losnns FEATURES Professionals were indifc-.
eh'' ih're was every evidence that our nd.
nm nsa s,Ven Liverpool shorts bad srare
S,c'd IN futures at that point with Later "a a.
VICES VICES. hotine a sun further Improvement u,
anas, p Sin, on active covering Frequent "a
pubic snh privae cables. hut /, los "
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of cattle Carload lots OF hogs can b D
Immediately on arrival.
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a asked; b bid nominal.
New York Futures.
Futures opened quiet and firm; at noon
quiet closed very steady.
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SUGAR.

Chicago adyIccs 10 II. ". Hunter & Co, gave
puts on December wheat 6sSs and calls 6i,s
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New York, September 2S.-The week In Ar,
goods shows little gain fyom day to dav Tb,
buying contingent is small and mail o,aors
al" NOT above nominal amount Sellers in
'on market while striving to manta.i prices
, n,ut"heh' are anxious to make sales and
leave no stone unturued TO Interest hu,ars
lhcy meet with no great success In wcoIsr
seeds the market shows signs of imprnyiry
~ staple coltons continued quiet cond.li ions
ue use are sun inactive. Prices arc sr,n o.
meet lines, but inquiry is. as heretofora In !"
ned to passing needs. Print cloths are ys,v
stock damper into place again aaS 'hI 1,n
nave lost an the snap and vim which has
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o nd. . seIiers; value.
New Orleans Futures.
Futures opened firm; at noon quiet; closed
firm
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New York. September -wheat-Reccipts
SlS,ao bushels exports, 10000 bushels; Poi,
steady No. red, 10, T. o. b. aAoat; options
openet easy ON diSappointing cables ana liSnt
foreign interest and were generally depressed
all day, except for late morning rally GU
local covering. Tho market WAS somewhat
overloaded after yesterdays late strength and
respouded easily to bear attacks, particularly
Sentemper which CLOSED "a net lower, agaIas;
May, CO. September, ,6la Woodruff Cot.
ton seed oil--Quiet ycllSw sa,s. Pts iron
Steady; 500 Copper Unchanged. les. I'm
Quiet l6.i5 Lead-weak. 392,s. Spelter-
4,S2is.
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Now Orleans. Septomnor sS-TIog products
quiet hut steady. pork--Standard mess ?Ooar
$50. Lard Refined tierces, 3,7SIS.Slls; pure
a5l2is: sides, 5,69isdl5.75. Bacon--Cear rib
sides. 6.5oG66sis. Hame-Choiee sugar cured
9G9A, Rice-Qu!ct. an, Flour, grain and
patents, s.SSSis 90. Cornmesi 'scgii 81 nrsn
tosiee. Hay--prime, a.0a6ili %; choice, 1900
aig5o, Corn--No. sacked, 80. oats--No. 2.
sacked. a7is.
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NNIlV ENIVIN,
Reported for The Post by A. p. Morn
NEW ORLEANS,

Market fair for cattle; we'll supplied y
other stock.
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there will be no big reduction on account
the high price OF leaf tobaccos.
HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.

Quotations for Round Lots of staple
Comm ODDITIES.
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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IN THE COTTON MARKETS.
Statistical Information from the
Leading Exchanges.
SHORT INTEREST IS DEVELOPED
IdyerpooI bought Freely In Ncw
York-Anothcr Advance In DeiiN-
cries In All Markets.
Office of The Post.
Houston. Wednesday September Is.

Houston, wednesday, Septcihoei 90
The session today developed the fact taat
there is considerable short interest III Tue
market. and on the advance Liverpool was
free buyer in New York.
whether or not the bottom has been
| reached remains to be seen. Although all
are glad to see the rally, the Spectators are
| still nervous. expecting that prices VIII go
lower next month. when the movement IN
the Atlantic states is expected TO be at it's
height.
| The weather report stated that dry weather
prov allied over the entire belt, so that farm
ers can pick the cotton, and danger from
| heavy rain is removed.
There is a bullish contingent In the market,
| but they either lack the nerve or the capital
witt which to back their judgment. There
| is no Joe Letter specializing in cotton, hence
there will hardly be such tremendous jumps
| In cotton as there was In wheat some months
back
| The movement to ports is growing heavier
| each day now, and for the past two days is
| larger than a year ago. Todays receipts
were Al $50. against 400 last year.
All the spot markets closed unchanged,
| with Liverpool nrmer, sales there being H.
\ 900 bats. The tone of the American spot
| markets was steady to firm, and holders were
1 less inclined 10 make FOnceSsipus.
Liverpool futures were at one time 4-bid
up but this advance could not be maintained
| and the close was 2-6id higher than yester-
| dav. with another advance expected tomor-
row.
| New York closed to and New Orleans
3 to points higher than yesterday. These
markets are now IS points above the lowest
| tr,ces touched.
| Houstons receipts tomorrow estimated
| a, is 800 to g.O0O against 1890 last year, and
New Orleans expects 10000 to ll,OoO, against
| 800 last year.
To show the Improvement in the telegraph
| service in and out OF Houston, Cargill
| Richardson yesterday received a telegram over
| the Western Union from one of their Gus,
| toners, who resides In Houston but is now
| In New Orleans, to buy 200 bales Of Janu-
| AIRY cotton In New York. Cargill G. Richard
| son Immediately wired their New York cor
| respondent the order Tho cotton was bought
| answer sent to Houston and reayed back to
! New Orleans, the purchaser getting a reply
| In less than six minutes after filing the origl-
| nal dispatch in New Orleans Members Of
| the Houston Cotton Exchange who have oc-
| caslon to telegraph numbers of times daily
| to New York and Liverpool say It is almost
| like long distance telephone. REPLIES being
| rec eived from New York often in two to 1.-Two
minutes and Liverpool In ten to fifteen min
| utter
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Several Cause. A.,irne,,

tDy tHlVate Wire to F. ". Hunter a Cos
New Orleans january 1S.-Farchild &
iiobscn say Additional strike news in the
morning rapers. s-6id decline Mt Liverpool
ana longs getting tired of holding unprofit
dnie contracts are the causes of most of an
interesting Gotten market TODAY. viewed
y bull standpoint, There was no rally
~ H. and the result is loss OF 516 points
pared with a week ago Declines now moa,
..ofa margins. and margin calls generally
! . more liquidation and lower prices.
Lsi9"idition mas characterized the trading to-
,igure that 1t must continue on largo seals
peicr, the market will be in position for
an ADVANCE on the merits of the staple, II II
mas ha5 any. Spots quiet, 1-lsc lower: sales $500
looks like lower market ''VV'
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COFFEE.

New York. January observation-disclosures
opened quiet, with prices unchanged to &
points advance closed steady, ret unchanged
to . FONTS net advance sales i7bo bags spot
hin steacy; No. Z invoices 81, jobbing Ia,
mild quiet Cor,lo,a SNspi5
Total warehouse deliveries from the United
states .'',I'6 including 2i,,il from New York:
New York stock today 595,l97: United States
stock ,la,sso; alo1t for tho United States ~
90. total visible Tor the United States Lii
~. against 'S6,,oi last year and 55o.3i5 in
Santos, january is.--CotYee steady: rond
average Sentos $500 refs PER 100 kiIos: re-
ceinis, two days, 1900; stock So. coo
Z; piG advance AT . p. IN. LStIS pfc net
higher sales 5000. re Nv
Rio. January ls.-coffce firm: No. Rio
N'.' refs per 100 kilos; exchange 6 ~ lad. va
CENTS, two days. 1900; cleared for inc
,en a States lclc for Europe 1000; stock
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New York Cotton Rcyic

New York. January 1S-Late news from
New England cotton spnners have not bocn
OF = reassuring character. Private cab,cs az
planned the small business In spot cotton ~
Liverpool as the result of a dispositlon n
wait further indications as TO tho nroh,b,.
extent of the strike. In addtio, =, ~ -.
lsn nature of the labor disturbances Tho
Ky We're particularly weak and closed al
ans lowest point Liquidation of long az.
was q corresponding increase of confidence
on INC part OF the bears. who sold freely
i hua the total sales for the day we're ,bc
70 steady, with prices unchanged r. nn,n,s
io@sr, further deeliBedx as points and r,ns,S
easy al net loss OF 66is poIrts 49," 'i"Ssu
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brought a.yo64oc. There was a fair traffic
q sicetrrs and feeders At s;ss9I.ss and q
sss. q fsss e SHIP Me bach ss S s &c
| long time. Calves were steady.
bu e." q s mas asys a
advance Of about &C. Sales were at an cx-
trtmc range OF 3.5pn3.75 for common to
prime hogs, the best lots going at the top
rricc OF the season. Tho greater part OF The
offerings crossed the scales NJ 3.Goa3.70 and
pigs vent largely at 3.ton3.so
Trade In sheep ana lambs was active at
strong prices for all desirable offerings. Sheep
were weaker at 3.ood3.50 for common lots 10
$500 20 for choiee Hooks. fed western
sheep finding buyers at 3.75sff. GO. Ycarlings
sold anywhere FROM 40 to 300. according to
quality. but lambs were less active and lower
nj f.ooTf 80 for the commonest to b.b095.75
t9r good TO primo focks. Westerns selling as
Kecoipts-cattie $500. hogs $4,000. sheep 49,
Kansas City, January Seattle Receipts,
500: market steady: siockcrs strong: cows and
heifcrs active. Texas steers, 300ni.s0: West
srn cows md heifers. 2.6oI3.55; native steers
3''mfao; native cows and heifers, 2o0rI. 81
atockers and feeders, 3.2J1a.00; bulls, 25O6p
80. gs---Receipts. 1900. market active;
seady 0f hcaveS p se%e s sssss
362H: mixed. S.f5TS.65 light, g. 35er3. 80: york
crs. 3.b5n360; pigs, 2oh3. ih. sheep Receipts
Of 5000; market quiet; lambs, iooa4Go; NUT
ST. Louis, January is .-Cattle--Receipts.
$500; shipments, 300. market strong; fair to
fancy shipping steers. i.i5Ms.35. butchers TO
dressed beef grades. s50Gii.sO, steers under
100 pounds. 33sM4 40: stockers and feeders,
2.5oGfi.50. cows and heifors, 2.20d4 35. Texas
and Indian stoors. 3.20eil.S1 COWS and hcifs |
crs, s.i0nSS0 Hces--Receips. $500 shipments
1900; market SC lower; workers. 3351s.50.
packers. S.ionS.6o; butchers, 3.6on3.7o, Sheep
Receipts 1900; shipments 100; market strong. |
m MI rt,lft o,xlt
2 ooN3.So, lambs, i75M5,,5 Texas mnttons
l00m4.1o.
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81 Lomis GRIMM and rrnNislnns.

s. Louis January is.--Flonr quiet and
Unchanged. Wheat higher closing ia1Asc
above yesterday; No 2 red, elevator asis
truck 95dssta, january gS; May 9tL G9tss;
July % No. 2 hard s1lsGSs. Corn lower,
SSlesiilt hG9sc below yesterday; No. . white
~ January 95,S May 2si, July 9-s. Oats
nruer' No, 3 cash, elevator eSls, track 3iL,.
asnnar, ssisi May .2i,3; July 22is hid: No
seles- Flax seed II Rran firm. east ,ranb
~ al min ssff5s, Corn meal steady. HAY
amet timothy t,5oalo.oo; prairie 55oais %.
,Mhi,ky steady Pork lower; johbing a65
sol, hoSed lots extra short clear . 81; ribs
es,fs; sides. $50 Dry salt meats Boxed
sihsnslaers and short clear i.l5; ribs is7Is
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New York Dry Goo1.

new York, January 1s.-Therc was less act !.
iS'ty IN the dry goods market today than YES.
terday The usual Tuesday dullness was ~
uveanle me buyers were slower 10 take hold
d a. STAPLE grades grade and prints were not in much
hh ,,ua lners u tendency on the part Of
pTa 1913. 20 underestimate the effects Of the
Eastern strike. or at least they do not be,eye
my these effects Will be speedy. In Local
s sp,sg the spot trading was fairly active
a'nousn maii orders were slow and small
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days and Sundays by Albert Montron,erw u
70 llimited), live stock commission aer.
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Chicago adyices nv private wire "a n NJ
tnpter 4 Co, save puts on MAY wheat aiss
us, and calls ai5sdsiA. CLIQUE houses bourht
July hat option advanced ia. while Nav
WAS up only y, Local crowd ss, thoy ara
sorry for Letter. and think he win have ~
seli out az loss Old cainpaigners like Ar
monr cudahy and Linn rather Inclined TO
is nun eide. Some further advance likely
sSoonorrow. nut sell i around a2 for May and
X for July, Puts on May corn 2Sb and
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DuTrnR AND EGGS.

Hall: creamery liGia Chcrss nnie,y GARY
Eggs s,sady: fresh 20, - auiet' ssfsis.
oo NV York, January Is Eggs armer. -.
2.t,2AE: Western .2si2l 'e"HsyNania
Kansas City. January ls.-Butt,r ~,
er. Creamery ,iall; dairy is9il. EgssURec an,t
s ssi,. heayy: feeling weak but d enarnS
n Louis. January Is Butter Iowa.
SuiE. creamery ibffa6 Eggs ln,r ssWsI s-Ssltry
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New York Monex.

NV york, January Is y Money OH eall cssv
cautilc paper sffi per cent: sterIinr rxch"m v,
steney. with actual business In bankers h,iis
a.A.sgi. aA for demand and iSs for r ID
tsn; commercial bills JsSi%; silver rer,ir
lars 45it. "'N'sah uoi-
quir'; railroad bonds Arm. ''has
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COTTON ON SHTPRoARD.
tton on shipboard, not cleared. at q

ton. today:
For Great misunderstanding Rita, 30
bales; Rio Ianeiro, 2si2; Fulwell, s7sl; Ida,
1880 Saturnina. 1880. Total 1919
For France-Steamships Treasury. es4 bale,
Iliilbrook, 6Sli: Maritime. 1854; Tropea. 1921 /,
Families. S61S Total, 90 97
For the Continent-Steamships Darlington.
la4o bales; Glengoil, l50: Greta Holm 1855:
Avona, 2s92; l. r, Thompson, 5s5. Elizabeth
Rickmers, 1872: Acacia. 1903; Honiton 100 {,
Beltor, 10ll. Total. 17,62S.
For New York-Mallory line, 1870 bales
Lone Star line 5a3s Total, a50S.
Total on saipboard 3SiI
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Cargil Richardson OF Houston say: The
Investment demand which has been our sus-
tanning feature seems TO be waning This
has toen looked fol for some time, but has
seemed almost nexhaustbIe and. while 81:
has prevented any sharp freaks, operators
GENERALLY have looked uron it as the one
weaS lecture OF our markets. owing to the
large amuunt of contracts accumulated and
whirh ere likely TO be lquidated at a time
when the maraet is the weakest. Liverpool
sent ever q point and hall decline at the
oinnins closing 2ad down on deliveries ana
Lad on spots; seles 10000 bales New Or
learns wired that the feeling there was not
50 s'vniablc, owing to the large movement
and ire dissatisfaction which had resulted in
numerous strikes among operatives in the
New England mills Nuw York closed 7GIS
down; New Orleans sal down: spots 1-iGe
i l.N.. N New Orleans aud Galveston, 1se in
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HIDES. WOOL AND BEEswAx.
Prices paid by houston asalers.

Lcston, January is.--A stronger tone and
more INQUIRY which is expected TO result in
urge business, were the features in the
woei market here this week. Territory woods
are continuing TO attract the most attention.
: ann ns q result tho price was hardened al
not advanced Fleece woods show a bei,.r
ushahd ana business is on about the basis
o, nwo weeks ,saE ago. Texas spring medium. ~
montns. lseils: secured 50T5s: Tcrri,nr,
wonls, Montana fine medium aud tine 1saY,s
secured isg5o; staple 6a915s; Utah. Wyomin,,
$3.50. staple 52g5s SH''' e'ourcu
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SEW YoKN EXcHANGE


New York. January is The Evening Post,s
i;ondoI hrancial oablesram saws. Sir MI
vnns, hirks.Bcach's speech at swansea last
,ngni. declaring that England would haze hSr
.,suss ~ vhina, even AT the cost of war md
sosle enret IN checking market ACTIVITY and
esM ~, tor Grand Trunk ard Americans. prices
a nj ~ stoeks Including consois. we're rrner
ai.y iuwrr Tho markets, Especially mines
M werc also adversely affected by The pnris
names, Americans. after n period OF frn,s
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!-'huoh InnuAry K.--Cousols for ,non,y
~ =. " ~ lot the account IT, Rio. Msx,rar
~, nsSis s ~ Mexican Central new tours "a
oas hilxer ouil, 26kd per pEnee; money i ~
cslu. rats q discount 10 the open marker p Ses
ssnoss DIS s.:' Cor thrss months bills s,sss
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AyuiimbIc Grain supn,ic..

NV York, JANUARY N.--Spccial telcrrams
70 bradstreet's. covering fhe princinai noSn,s
81 accumulation. indicate the following
clauses IN visible. supply last Saturday. as
Wh.at. United States and Canada east os sSe
hrek,cs. decrease iesl 900 bushels. total
Soild's supply decrease asl, 900; corn. united
c'sasr s.sSI,n0c: oats United States and can
aaa east o. the Rockies, increase $4,000.
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FRUITS,

APPLES Fancy ben Davis, N.oOsfi 50,
Wtncsaps and othet varieties. AOopiaO
BANANAS i.50drl75 per bunch packed
for shipment
ckANbERRIEs-cape Cod. 90 per
crate; SS.D0srS,50 per Dbl
IEMoNS--Messina ana Palermo common
81 IN choice, s3.00ffS.2b; extra fancy 81 10
rkAlES Almeria, s,,bcaJ6.O0 per barrel
Observation-Disclosures seedlings, $3.50. ma
Wells S,95G3,bc. ."
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ton seed oil steady; prime crude i9Hiets:
primo yellow 2aN2i Pig iron. tin and lead
dull. Copper and speter quiet.
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Month of delivery.

a asked; b bid; n nominal
New York Futvssk'
Opened steady at decline; q 1
and closed easy; sales, iI.M
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MONEY AND BANKING.

Houston. January iS.--Thcre Is liuIo
mors oe'iytN 10 the domino for money an
account OF cont9m plated good tpring tradn
heIrs are steady NJ 7us per cent.
Exchange Is quoted as iollowa New Yota
.uying, 81 Soa2,oo selling. Zoe discount Is
nAr New Orleans. buying. !. to par. sell
tus. u to par
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WIRE AND NAILS

Quotations arc for less than carload lots.
Special prices carloads.
pARBED WIRE-Glidden, gal, SO 10 Der 100
lbs, Wpukegan,. $a.s5
WIRE Nails Rate, $500 por key: adj.
.artes. lod. led md lid, &c. sd ana 20, iuo;
Cd and ID. zoe. ID and sd. 300; 3D., isc. ID
75c.