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BUSINESS Chances.

BusinfSs Uhahrfs.
co ono LADIES AND GENTS FURNISHING
sCC,VOO. STORE located most prominent
street in Brooklyn; established X years by pres
emit propretor rent for whole house, $50 monthly;
receipts, SO to 500 weekly reason selling. retir
ing from business.
MCDONALD l. WIG iINS. 14o Nassau.
So 600 AN p BOARDING. ..t IN. s s;TABLE
equipped long lease and low rent; investigate this
splendid opportunity; good reason selling. Full
pArticu ars apply
MCDONALD 4 wIGGINs. 14O Nassau.
5000 CAPITAL WANTED S ;q,f for new %ny, en-
money can easily he doubled In two years: capital
lists. investigate tins opportunity: no finer chance
ever offered. For tull particulars apply
MCDONALD Il WI3GISS, 14o Nassau.
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New York and Boston All Rail.

NYS II. 4 II. r. r. and connection.
From Grand Central Station.
Leave, by way of Duo.
pO4 ii Springfield and Worcester. 3,3oP NJ
1000 A NJ tfScW London and Providence, 500 = NJ
$40 OF A NJ sSew London and Providence 4,2bPM
l2;OOM Springfield and Worcester, 54oP.M
tI:pn p NJ Air Line via WIllmantic, 400 NJ
l;O2PM New London and Providence, loop NJ
OoPM., -New London and Providence, eOOPM
400 ppm, Springfield and Worcester. lo;OnPM:
SCOOP NJ "Sew London and Providence, loo p
Sill ooP NJ Springfield and Worcester, 6;l5A NJ
$1,000 P. M *Sew London and Providence. 6'25A.M
-Runs daily, including sunday.
t'Bay State Limited all pArlor cars, fare, -, in
GLIDING parlor car seat.
!Air Line Limited. arrives and departs from Park
SQUARE Station. boston. Return service same hour
and by same route. sWill stop 10th st,
Through parlor and sleeping cars by each train.
a. 7 HEMPSfEAD. Gen Pass Agent.
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For Block Island, Orient, Greenport Shelter
Island, Southod and Sag Harbor.
HARTFORD LINE

from Pier "a East River. daily except Sunday at p.
NJ, for Connecticut River Landings. connecting for
Springfield Holyoke. Northheld, and all New Eng
land points. Saturday excursions at reduced rates.
HUDSON RIVER STEAMER MARY POWELL,
IL leaying DeShrosses at 8l5 P; Saturdays
CRANSTON. WEST POINT, CORNWALL, NEW.
BuRGH, NEW HAMBURGH, MILTON. Po' KEEPsIE.
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Albany Evening Line.

Steamers ADIRONDACK and DEAN RICHMOND
Sundays excepted. connecting with express trains
for Saratoga. Lake George. Rchheld Springs,
Sharon Springs, Thousand Islands, Adirondack and
the West. summer Excursion tickets at reduced
rates Saturday night steamer connects with sun
day morning train for Saratoga, North Creek, Cald-
well and steamer on Lake George.
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RtaI estate.
THE LAWYERS
TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
81 and 80 Liberty Street-44 Ia and 80
Maiden Lane.

Issues the strongest Policy, because it
is Lawyers Company and can Sc
cure the best examination of the titles
it inSures.
The proof of this is to be found in
the amount of its losses, which for
twelve years aggregate only SiS,7S3.13.
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FURNISHED Rooms & apartments to =


East Side.
THE CLARENDON. 4th av. and 18th st. At
n. tractive home for gentlemen; elegantly fur
nished rooms; half rates. All publications. baths
and billiards gratis elevator.
OTTH ST.. 0 EAST.-Cool. well.kept rooms for
= gentlemen; summer rates.
West Side.
I 10Th ST. 40 WEST.-Large parlor bedroom: also
L - smaller ones low prices; excellent neighbor-
hood references exchanged.
GOD ST. 40 WEST. cor. Broadway.-Two large ole
" gantly furnished rooms; opposite Hotel I'm
perial; apartment 5; elevator.
OeTH ST.. 20 wEST.-Newly furnished and dec
CO GRATED. cool. desirable rooms suite
singly; private baths.
1QDST.. 2+2 WEST-vacant Aug. l, two wellfur
To nished rooms; private family. Mrs. M. LAVE.
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA & WESTERN.

Stations in New York foot OF Barclay and Christie.
pher St.. Leave. Arrive.
BinghAmton Mail. ...... ..,,... 500 am $40 pm
Buffalo, Ithaca. OsWeEo ET,-..- $1,000 am 400 pm
Chicago and Buffalo Express "l:Oopm $500 pm
Scranton, Wnkesbarle and
Plymouth Express, .....,,. 400 pm 1920 pm
Chicago aud Buhaln Lin tx. - 400 pm =. 80 am
BufAlo EX. tsr Buffalo X ann -a;3D pm $1.3o am
tIthaca, Oswego. Utica FL $3.50 pm - 80 am
tSleeper to Scranton May be occupied to 7: 80 O. IN.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at ll3. %2O
and p6o Broadway and II Park place.
westcotts Express Company will call for and
check baggage to destination. sDElys
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Mauttd-females.

--~~~-~~->
-BOOKBINDERS.- H" nd folders at
IA. STERLING BINDERY. 80 Lafayette place.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES glue cnverers, 40.
ID VIM KSOEPKE PAMPHLET BINDING CO.. As
81 Rosest.
EFOLDERS.-Experienced handfolders.
ID EDWIN IVES 4 SONS, 20 Howard st.
BLANK BOOK SEWER. ono who can make up
ID work. q. T.. NELSON, 80 John st.
RooK BINDERY.-EI ed hand sewers want
ID ed. WATERS. 1t8 fulton ST.
LNXPERIENCED FEATHER Pastors wanted. APP
~ ply LEON RHEIMS CO., 1bo eth ay.
FANCY FEATHERS Wanted. experienced hands
L on fancy feathers also bird niounters; steady
employment: hiyhest wages: work given ont.
ZUCHERS JosEPHY, 715-II7 Broadway.
NILLINERS.-EIperienccd milliners and makers
4Nl wanted on lad as velvet and fancy hats.
HERMANN LICHTEN. 1873 Prince st Take elevator
NUMBERERs in Job bndery on Campbells ma
" chine. SMlGEL, 166 william Ut.
p ULING MACHINE FEEDER wanted.
III II. MAHON. 10 Pine ct.
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HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.

PALACE IRON DAY LINE STEAMERS
"NEW YORK" and "ALBANY."
Finest and fastest river steame ~ in the world
Daily, except sunday.
Leaves Brooklyn Fulton st. tey Amen, \. n.
Leaves New York. West 22d St. Pier. 300 A. NJ.
For ALBANY. landing at Yonkers, West Point.
Newburt. PouChkeepsie. Kingston Point. Catskill
and Hudson. Through tickets and baggage checked
to destination.
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atauted-atales -Hltrhanirs, &c.

WANTED at once-Presamen and feeders; men
w who have worked two color pI especially
desired. McLOUGHLIN BROS. as South llth cor.
Berry St. Brooklyn.
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& OHIO R. R.

I.E 7 =,
FOR IHE WEST.
Leave New York South Ferry Whitehall Terminsl,
and foot Of Liberty. street. Time shown is from
South Ferry Leave Liberty street minutes later.
-Daily. Except Sunday. sSundays.
CHICAGO. 1890 A: NJ. Liberty street only. '1:2S
r. NJ. and sl2 10 night.
PfTTsBURG. 1870 A. NJ. Liberty street only.
CiiiSSCSNAfi. ST Louis. 1888 A. M. s5:55 P. n.
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ROYAL Billie TRAINS,

WASHINGTON, BALIIMVKE, TI:5b, ZOO TDlnerIf
eli % 4. NJ. Diner, tl256 p. NJ. !Diper, .l:2S
DINER. - 30 C'Roval Limited" exclusively Pull
man Train. Diner. .455 Diner, -hh5 P NJ DineD
and -I2;l0 night. NORFOLK, ti2:55 P NJ.
All trains are illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ofhces: ll3. l72. 2Hl. 434, 1884 broadway, IS
Union So ~ BnweTy II asS Fulton st. l t
erty st. Baggage checked from hotel or residence 10
destination,
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EVENINGLINE

Steamtrs ONTEORA and KAATERSKILL leave
foot Of Christopher st. every week day at p. NJ.
On Saturdays ONTEORA ut / 80 p. NJ and KAAT
ERSKII l. at Il 2. NJ.
Trains Tor Caro-. Palenville Otis Summit. Haines
Corners and Tannersyille connect.
BICYCLES free. Horses and carriages taken.
Descriptive folder mailed fre,.
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FRENCH LINE.
CQMPAGNlE GEMERALE IRANSAILANTIQUE,

DIRECT LINE To HAN KF--FAKTN IFKANEFI,
Sailing as follows at 10 A, NJ
From Pier No. ~. North River. foot Morton st.:
La Touratne. ...... Aug. La Normandie Aug. 20
La Champagne. Aug. II La Touraine, sept.
First-class passage to Havre, $65 and upward:
Genl Agency for Y. s. and Can. ~ BrOAdwAy. N 7.
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A GENERAL FINANCIAL REVIEW
THE BOOM IN STOCKS CONTINUES
AND PRICES ARE HIGHER.
London Was n Seller but the Market
soon Rccovcred-Bnnls Stacment
Was Quite Favorable.

Ne New ', York. January Stocks resumed the
upward movement today and in some cases
advanced violently Efforts to bring about a
reaction were successful in only the initial
trading. There were moderate arbitrasc sales
ior London account. which aided the reac-
tionists early Efforts. The Changers and Pa
csncs were of fraetionully while tha So
called 9. Flower specialties, Brooklyn Transit.
Federated Steel and Peoples Gas was sharp
~ OIL. The execution OF an order 10 sell n
large block Of stock ut tho market value
caused q bad break in Tobacco. This brought
out further sales by reaching STOP loss or
dera. The hoor brokers' In many cases ad-
visc. their houses that the movement in gem
eral was too yiolen. to last, and presently
buying orders predomfnatei ever those 10 cell.
These purchases were largely increased on
the appearance OF the bank statement. which
Mas far more favorable than expected. To-
breco gained 2ssc. Sugar &c and the Changers
about Il poiIt.
The close was active and strong at the best.
The Changers for the week show fractional
irregular changes while of the Pacincs
Northern Pacific and Union PacAes are of
point each.
The bond market during the irregularlty
showed no CONCESSIONS OF ncte In the promi-
nent lines.
"a 4,
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HOUSTON DAILY POST SUNDAY MORNINGS JANUARY y 1890

price on January I. 1855, was ssxc. -.
lowest nEure was s2kc, or &C below .hs
closing figure on December 81. ~
The trade is closely Watching the p-os.
ress OF the sugar war With ono ~ x.
are steadier. ""' prices
Arrangernents are being made for m
Shipment OF Houston beer to Cuba. -
lwe demand for meats is improy,rs
GRADUALLY. Prices remain without chanas
Some magnificent South Texas c.u,,'
mower Is an the market. 1t can't be- ex.
country. '"'ne. IN ths
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Liquidation BY Outsiders sad Dull [ ecs
Trade We're he Features
WHEAT OPENED WE'LL, BUT RflApsED
Estimatc a. TO the Visible Was I
sustnirina Fcnturc--tiEht Conn
try Offerings Assisted Corn.

1 t + ~. =. + + r Il. asa
Chicago. January 7.--lfcn.cation by out
siders today. tog ,tber with JUL local buii'
ness, n,ads heavy market. under The infu
ense Of immense exports for the week ths
market was strong tbe nrst part OF the SOS
sion. hut finally succumbad 10 the persistent
selling End May closed &c lower. Corn all
yanced "a &c, oats lost &c, pork lost sc and
lard and ribs improved ais each.
| Wheat showed some signs OF revival al til.
start. May opening htfiic higher at .Ols1
'oh. The weeks shipments to foreign coun-
tries were enormous, amounting in wheat and
-four to 6.Sen.ooo bushels. Bradstreets made
some bullish comparisons between the present
market supply OF wheat in the world with
what I. was In former years. and the much
nue. ,n. IMPRESSION. Vast quantities of long
wnoat Rad been sold Ia tho Inst two days, ana
ne ne maikai "a consequence was very susccpti-
clineu to cover and May was bid up another
traction, reaching 70aS. About this tmo out
sia, orders sessn t.mblnE into the pit, and.
May ssgged quickly to da7t
Nertpts here were 1i8 cars. of which s
Sran.d contract Minneapolis and Duluth re-
betore and So for the corresponding day a
year ngo. Tho export clearanccs OF wheat
ana Hour from Atlantic ports were on less
els. Continental markets were lower and Liv-
erLcoi showed I'D Decline
49, me domestic visible supply last May was
2.0Vu,OO0 bushels, against 81, 060, 900 year ago
nhu good-sizcd decrease was expected to b5
SHOWN Monday as having taken place during
tnis week. This expectation strengthened the
n,arhet. and under its sustaining influences
May gradually worked up TO 70tsep5oas
ntout half an hour from the close outside
seilinS orders again became numerous. and,
as the weak hearted bulls were 10th to support
the slight advantage they had gained May
was allowed to slip OF to 691s once more In
ne last few minutes of trading there were
lew slight fluctuations. but May finally closed
at 970 buyers.
Light country offerings and good shipping
demand strengthened corn. Receipts were
iafIt-6i0 cars--but under aggressive buying
py local bulls prices were we'll sustained
tnroushout the session. May opened nc high
el. weakened for moment to S6iSG7S6rs, then
advanced to S7is. This was near the cali
price and the holders of privileges scid which
resulted IN setback to 81 at the close
\ good cash demand and light receipts
helpec cats The market ruled strong and
prices were we'll maintained.
AS consequence OF yesterdays heavy liuui-
cations provisions opened weak Large re.
tor. 'ae
Estimated receipts for Monday-wheat 100
sssrs; corn 700 cars. oats IT'S cars. hogs IS, OOj
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Good inddlins. y
MiddllnS fair. 81

Ordinary ~ Good middiing. 4
Good oydlnary..lN Middline fair. 81
Low lniddling. Is Sales .,........ ....s.
NV orlcAns- ssrots closed steady. l.l6c up
Low orainary...aM Middiing u. .5k
9rmnsry \. Good nllddlinE. ~
Lew fnlddsing. a 1918 Sales ,6sao
New York Spots closed steady, Lice up.
Good ordnary..tx Good middlins. g 5-tt
Low m'dcling. MiddiinG fair. g 1915
Llvtrpool- Spots closed "unchaneed: sales.
1000 OF which II. TOO wero American: imports
yv.No OF which u. 600 were American.
ordinnry....... ii~S2 Mid. upland. ...s s-31
Low micdiirs,. : 1854 Amer. mid. tair Sss
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Boston via Norfolk /
COTTON on sMlppoARD.

For Liverpool---Sst Yucatan. 1872 bales; ss
Explorer. 1858; ssi Holyweli. s72e; 20 LADY
Joica.. 1866; IS Eden Hall. iIhs; IS Maritime.
Et52; SIS Lucina, li2; ship Katy. 1899. For Man
chester-ss omba. 6172. For Bslfast-Ss
Gierarm Head. Al7. Total. 30,l55.
For Havre--ss vala, e52s bates; g Knlts-
ford, 1854; IS North Sands. 1886: ss Taunton,
3J43;. IS Alagouia. GAS. For Rouen-Ss
Fer continent-ss Ellen Rlckmers. 4lss
bales: SIS Wildcroft. 5515: ss Treasury. 2l9S.
rs Labuan, 6oi2. ss Khio, i727; Sir W. 7.
Lewis. 6Gsa: IS Cromwell 1856: ss Cynthia
IS Felciana, ls4a. Total 1900.
For New York.. Mallory line, S2id bales;
Lore Star line. 10000. Total. 1876.
Total on shipboatd. l23,els.
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LIVE STOCK.
soUrHWEsT TEXAS CONDITIONS.

SOUTHWEST TEXAS CONDITIONS.
For. Worth, Texas. January Pat Paffrath.
the well known cattle commission man. who
has just finished q tour Of the counties OF
Bee. Live Oak, McMullen and Atascosa, re-
ports shortage Of grass. but despite this fact.
ha says. cattle are looking fine. feeding prin
cipally Oh pri,Ily pears and small brush.
There is an abundance Of water in the coun-
tics rsmed, II has teen quito cold In tness
counties bLt thus far no serious loss To live
stock is n. )rtsd. sc far HI Mr.. Paffratn costli
learn Notwithstanding there dravbacks. he
thinks, the cattle will go through the winter
me deiltxly we'll. THE catf'smen la the Q rIn.
ties rlsntoned a,e lreraring to hold their
stock OF take them 70 the Territory. urIess
they can get such prices az they think they
ought to rave.
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HIDES. " ooL AND nEEswAx.
Prices paid BY Houston dealer..


London, January 7,--Consols for nancy
il0l4; for the account Ii0li-i6. Bar eilysr.
27 5-iGd per ounce. Money per cant Rats
OF discount In open market for short and
three months bills, 25a per cent.
Paris. Jsnnary T--Three per cent renfN
l0if Coz for the necolnt ExchanGe on Lon-
don 20f 1gc for checks. !
New York. january blank clearlngs e2i1.-
4E2232: balances, 81, 886.167.
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MONEY AND BANKING.


EXCHANGE At HOUSTON.
Exchange Is quotei as follows: New York,
Louis and Kansas city, par: New Orleans.
buying 81. 90 discount; sellina. SIS premium.
HOUSTON BANK CLEARINGS.
The following e-e tho clenrances OF thu
Houston banks for the week thus far and for
the correspondence tune last year. tognther
with the increase or decrease:
This year Last year Increase
Saturday .......... 1,lcz110 1,15s,s@ 96.1ji
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seriously Hart y Heroes lkissE.

Cusro. Texas. January 7.-afr. 49,
wissand. : long tims citasss x ~ eltS.l
was kicked IN tho lersbsaA y<kt4fc4
evening BY horse ana rery eoyerely ~
jrred. He was taken 70 ~ hoxpltel ~
an operation was performed ~ ree1
OF the anjury Is yet uncertele.
failed 10 aeree and vpre dieoh6rG11 IN
tsrday evening. ~ erlmipsl ~ ~
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st. Louis Grain aud Proxisionn.

Wheat--Hgher; No. red each elevator, 72Il
track. TIM January 1875 asked; May 73st
J July 6sS asked; No. 2 hard s7h. Corn--cash
err. No. cash 27H bid; track g: January s7is ;
May 2s asked: No. 9 white 30. Rye-Lower.
50 elevator. Flaxseed-Lower. lao. Prime
tin cthy seed 2.S0. Ccrnmeal. l.75H1.s0. Bran
Dull and nominally unchanged. Hey
Steady; timothy 7.2609.0o prairie 500.
Whisky. 1.27. Cotton ties aud bagging I'M
changed. Pork lower; ness. jobbing. old.
9.12k: new, 9.75. Lard-Lower; prime steam
$50: choice $50. Dry salt mcats-Boxed
shoulders 4.25G4 30; extra shorts 4.751p5. 90;
ribs 4.7S1a@5. 12k; shorts b12ifGp6.25. BACON
Boxed shoulders 500: extra shorts. 6. 25G5. 30;
ribs, 5.G21s S.: shorts. 5.7sGpb. s71s. Re-
ceipts-Flour 5000; wheat 81 900; corn $4,000:
oats $4,000. Shipments--Flour $1,000 wheat
10000: corn $4,000; oats 1900.
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Port OF Galveston. January Z.
Arrived.
SIS Samoa, Hudson. from Tyne,
SIS Rhone Millihan. from, Bari adoes
SIS Eden Hall, Jones' from Liverpool
Sch Thomas q. Smith, Adams. from Phila-
deiIhia.
Sch C. s. Gldden. Faies. from Baltimore.
CLEARED,
Sc Norden. Schmidt. for Venice
SIS Explorer. Thompson. for Liverpool.
So San Marcos, Young, for Boston.
So Edenhal. Houn, for Rouen,
SIS Spero. Johnson. for Havana,
SAILED.
So GIenarm Head. Thompson. for Btlfast.
ss San Marcos, Young, for Boston.
So Spero. johnson. for Havana.
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SasH quotatons Were as follows:
FloCr-Dull: winter straights g. 30l13 40; spe-
cial spring brands 4 10; bard patents 8 40l13 so
straifbts 3. 000S Is; bakers in bags 2. 25dD2 So
WleGt-Nos Q spring 66dl671s; No. 8 spring
GS1seleG,G: No. 2 red 700n7I.
Corn-.No. 2. 35A; No. = yellow S55aa35si.
oals-No. z. 26h@26%; No. 2 white 29a291s !;
No. 8 white 2s]402S. -
Rye--No. 2. 54Is.
Barley-No. 2. 42Q52.
Flax seed--No. !. 1.11G1I.15ls
Timothy yseed-Prime. 2.s2Is.
Mess p0rk--Per Dbl, 9.706IS75
LL1d-Per 100 lbs. 5.45d5.50.
Short ribs sides-Loose, 4. 85i4. 80.
Dry sailed shoulders-Boxed, 4. 25q34 .37A.
Short clear sides--Boyed, 495QI5. OS
Whisky-par gal 1 81
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GALVESTON STATEMENT.

GALVESTON COTTON RECEIPTS.
by Calf Colorado and Santa Fe. 1867 bales;
International and Great Northern, $50; Gal
weston. Houston and Henderson, 956: Mis-
souri, Kansas and Texaa, 2l42: Galveston. Ia
Porte and Houston, b04. Total, 5514.
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PRODUCE.
DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.

APPLES--Fancy evaporated, 50-lb boxes g,
Lilo cartons 9hc; choice evaporated, in bulk,
51-lb SIC; fancy sliced, in 50-lb boxes 5lsc
APRICOTS-12c per Id loose; 121sc In lib
cartons.
CITRON--In 1o-lb boxes. 1Sc.
CuRRANTS--In bbls &c: 25-lb boxes. clean
ed. bulk. 71sc lib cartons Sc.
rEACHES-Eyaporated, unpeeled, 1ogllc
s1.6t. Il box l.. l.. raisins s0G65c: a-crown L.
NJ. raisins, 50-lb boxes. SC; S-crown l.. NJ.
rsisins. 50-lb boxes. &c.
PRUNEs-Caiifornia 5O-eOs DC; Go-7os &c;
7C-s0s 6Iac S0-90s &c; 90-100s 4%Qbl9c.
NUTS-Brazil 1oc per ID; flberts. Sicily lie.
almonds, Taragona Ice per Id. in sacks; pecans
4I.c: Italian chestnuts 10c per lb
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weekly Bank s,atement. /
s.ondon Money sinr1et.

Advertiser Is6v1don financial cablegram says.
The stock market hero today was generally
firm Americans were below parity. hut
anticipation OF favorable bank statement
The board Of trade returns show imports in
creased . per cent with a large incrsase In
American wheat
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Nastfcd hoFs. 3x0
FIir demand for all Glasses Of choice cattle
rctcirts light during past week. Good demand
lot fackcr hogs liberal supply.
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Saturday
NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
Todnv Yastsrd
New York Money.

New York. January Mooney. on call
steady az 2k@3 per cent. last loan 3 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 3GS% per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual bust
ness Ia bankers bills at 4.s4hN4 .s4ia for de.
mand and at 4.si%d4.S2 for 90 days; posted
rates 4.s2ts and 4.S5is. Commercial bills 4.SoA
a. 81A. Silver ecrtiicaies 59isMCpis. Bar
silver b9h. Mexican doIlars 4sSe. State bonds
strong: government bonds irregular; railroad
bonds Irregular
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coFFnE,

New York January 7.--Co6ee Qptieao
steady 1t unchanged prices . 5 potutx b39h-
No Z, invoice, o.; No I. jcbbine. ", MIA
steady; Cordoya, 7&@i6c. N & 4 o
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Kansas city, January Observation-Disclosures
Eggs-Lowar; fresh stock q.
creamery 1902; dairy 14Gis Esgs-Lower'
New York. January ,-Eggs--Rsceipts -
steady; Western 20; Southern 2oUIo's-
cries 1l55las dairias l2l1s. Eggs-puii; fresh
N125 cheese steady; creams shglic.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-08

Future opened Arm. closed stea6y. The
hlshest for March was 527 and lowest 5cy
higi. for May 1913. low 5.3i. Following are
tho quotations for all months;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-08
b bid; n nominal
Ncyv York Futures

Ncw York FWtMrc~,
Futurcs op.nsi steady. closed steady: high
es. Tor March, 5.Gi. low 5.6i, high for August
5sC low 5.T7. Following are the quotations
for all lrCnths; -,