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RRApsrREEr's on FINANCE.
An Outburst of Speculation in Full
Progress on Wall street.

Progress on WnIl street.
New York, January q. = Bradstreet's
Financial Review tomorrow will say: One
of those speculative outbreaks which oc-
cur at irregular intervals in the history
OF commercial countries is now in full
progress in the United States with Wall
street as the scene for its principal mani
iestations. The present week has wit
messed further advances of the kind which
only occur when the public comes into
tne market almost en- masse and purchases
eagerly and even recblessly. This has
caused transactions in stocks to assume
dimensions never before seen In this mar
ket, Dealings have been excited. The
mechanism of the stock exchange and Of
the street at large have, however. worked
VOL. the stock clearing system being in no
small degree responsible for this fact
Money continues to be exceptionally easy
The controlling factor in this market
has been the continued increase in specu-
latiye purchasing orders from the public
not only in New York hut throughout the
country. Wall street commission houses
have had an influx of such business to an
extent hitherto unknown and to n certain
extent their facilities have been almost
overwhelmed by the detail work which IL
involved. It is, however, a notable cir
cumstance that as a rule the firms of this
class which naturally profit by the whole
sale entrance by the public into the markes
have generally been recommending con-
servatiyism and profit taking to their Gus
toners. In fact the street has appeared
10 be somewhat backward while the pub
lie presents such decided evidences frum
time to time and not a little shifting of the
public's buying from one part of the list to
another.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Spectators We're Nervous and The fIuctu.
atoms We're Frequent.
THE BULLS SILL MANIPULATING WHEAT
Most of the News Was Favorable,
Atlantic Exports Being Unusually
L:tr9c-ProvIsions Higher.

Chicago. January g7.--Nfrvousncss, as indi-
Gated by rapid and frequent fluctuations, char
nc'triZed today's trading In wheat. During
the last half hour OF the session May showed
gain for the day OF lie, but the greater
portion OF the advance was lost on account
OF realizing and Nay closed nc higher. Corn
lci' of at an advance OF &c and oats are un-
changed. Pork aud ribs rose 7,sc each and
lard 507itc.
Wheat started under much less excitement
than IT closed yesterday. but with no indl-
cation that the bull feeling had abnted 10
any considerable extent. May opened a shade
hiEher at IS, and while some outside buying
orders were being executed IT improved 10
1'ifn7sss. After this demand had been salts
ncd several local spectators eyinccd an in
c''nation to acll. not only parting with long
wheat that showed a profit, but trying the
stort side In an experimental and conserva-
ave iaShiop. AS there scented to be dispo-
otion Of the part OF traders with Wall street
connections to let matters settle before taking
ON fresh holdings. the market became steady.
About this time considerable amount of
bearish News appcared, Argentine offerings
belng heavier than usual. and some conf
douco IN the legitimacy of the bull side WAS
lost Buying orders from the outside then
again.
Receipts here were 119 cars. Minneapolis
ana Duluth got 1856 cars. Atlantic ports ex-
ports OF wheat ana -four were enormous,
amounting to $4,000 bushels When these ex-
port figures were posted tho crowd made
wild scramble TO buy, ana May, hesitatiug
around ISIS. shot UP to TO- There was u rise
OF 1hc for tho day. aud the temptation 10
secnre profits became SO strong that many
holders sold out and May slumped to f7si.
During the last fifteen minutes buying again
became spirited and May rose to 7sh. the
Gle sing price.
Geld weather and increased country offer
inss started corn easy During the last hour
Or the session ruinors OF heavy Wall street
business started the crowd to cover and May
rallied cent from the low pont OF the day
Preht taking during the last fews minutes
caused q moderate setback.
Oats kept In close touch with corn, although
1t did not show as much as did the leader
Provisions ruled strong and higher all
around,
Estimated rccsipts for tomorrow--Whcat 1870
bend. 49,
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turers buying at Philadelphia, where
are yielding, rather than at BoStoa' \, y
great efforts are made to sustain "
but the goods movement for heayyys.g
is still disappointing and cornpalal!
slow. Large orders for lightwelgln
many works employed. Sales foi W.
have been GAPS, 400 pounds, and q
weeks %, $50, 200, against 4,2ol, fi W.,
and &c, SAT, 600 two years ago. s.
Cotton Is higher &c, ana sOoa' Z,
been strong. Belief tnat danaesa -:
will cut down the yield helps increiss y
demand for goods and raise pll0n I
both The receipts are light. cotlon * ,s,
ers have seen rise Of over &c pet X X
from the lowest point to temp IL. VI
Goods have risen on many graucs, . WI
per cent on reported qualities 49,
points on raw cotton. and the con's'
demand is strong.
Pig iron has risen at Cnlcasg ~ NJ
of higher freights from the Sousa,
Pittsburg a shade for BessemeI ~ "a
forge because OF growing dcmsns,, (. VI
the moment the rise Of 2 per cen. Y T.
exceeded by the rise OF 2 per ceps WA. =
ucts. The pressure for many
such that the works arc able 10 mAas
own quotations, and rails az M
Pittsburg and wire nails have siltp ~
yanced. ~ IA
Wheat has risen Sc, With muc.
based on extraordinary export
has advanced &c.
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DrN,s REponT.
Remarkable strength In All Indus
~ tricH-WOnI Alone L. NcnIc

New York, January 27.-R. G. Dun 4
Co.'s weekly review of trade will say to-
morrow: The country is in a stronger po-
sition than week ago. Remarkable
strength in all industries is an important.
but not the CHIEF. element. Public conf
dence IN the business of the country anil
It's securities has been tested to an an
usual extent by the sudden fall In stocks
AMI the subsequent rise. Confidence in the
value OF wheat, corn and cotton has beeu
SHOWN By the markets and realizing prices.
The vast supply OF unemployed capital has
,hown positively. and this new and start
ing Independence of rereisn nioacy mar
kets fixes attention. The lumber move
ihent is unusually large for tho season.
with prices OF low grades sharply adyanc,
Ing. Railway earnings and tonnage have
shown surprising gains. Treasury to-
cclpt5 are gaining. The weak points In
the situation may hrst be considered.
Wool grows weaker because forced by
speculation year ago to prices which The
market for goods could not sustain. and
has heen much embarrassed In trylng 10
sustain ever since.
Western bankers begin to advise spec-
ulatiye holders TO sell. Goods are In much
Greater demand because prices fairly pro-
portioned TO the reduction OF about 10
per cent In wool since a year ago have
been macc In important openings. The
sales Of wool are still small. munufac-
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MIDDLING IN HOUSTON 8 CTS.
For the First Time Since June Last-AIl Future
Markets Higher.
ofoee ~ Tn. Po.t

ny,
mns touched
70
n prcvous
in
in
a
OF
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n n
be to putt i,
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ceipts. but bal weather may send prices w.
Receipts OF poultry were moderate. On - -,
count Of bad strcets IL was difficult 10 get 'op
rr.ees, as the huckstcrs could not navigate
with their wagons. ,c
Future tomatoes at primary msrko's y,
extremely nfm. Tin plate Is adyanc'ns ~
the packers have offered the growers grower ~
5cc 10 81 per ton advance over last ycarE,
4 Eeidtrs OF hides are looking for nsnV'
pf.ecs.
In heavy woolen goods in New YORK 49, a.
drction of 20 cents yard was made p'ius.
Ing the price to within 10 per cent OF wv
lowest record during the days Of free WOOL
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COMMERCIAL nnrErs.

New York, January e7--Totsl sales Of stock /,
,onay were l.0s2lO0 shares. Including Rosh
is, Mae Ne. southern a9.ls5. sugar $1,000,
s2ss 1891; balances. sis. go. ISIS 'oaay'
nsN YORK, January 1.-THE Commercial
AAss ne i,a London financial cablegram says
dl ne s'oek excnnnse CLEARING house here broke
MEM u Americsns ard Africans hence busi.
,saga was impedsd today, tsysrtheirss. Amer
's1ns we're ranpant aud Africans we're brisk
ar ,ipr ,,.' January 2i,-Conspls for money
~ Sgu 4 ths aeu;ant Ill S-i6: bar silver wcat
q. a.g 4, per ounce; money eQ2M per cent; rate
o. p,sSount ~ the open market for short bills
cent. 80 ~ iionsns piiis ~ per
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st. Louis Grain and Provisions.

St. Louis, January 27.--Fionr firm and bet
tor Wheat higher; Nc. 2 red, cash, elevator
July 7iis asked No 2 hard n. Corn easy;
M. 2. cash $685.: May S73b asked July IS.
Oats steady; No ., cash 20 track 2sh; Iauu-
ars %: May 297s asked; July % bid: No.
white 3iIs. Rye higher, 57l2. Flax seed high
er, 1.i3ta. Prime tn55thy seed nominal. Corn
meal t,76afi.S0, Bran Arm; sacked, east track.
prairie 700. Whisky steady. 1.27. Cotton ties
aud baggiug unchanged. Pork hrmer: stand
ard mess iobbing, old $50: now 10,37is. Lard
nominal. primo steam $40; choice 5.55. Dry
salt ineais-Boyed shoulders 4.i2ta; extra short
clear i.S7ia: ribs 500; shorts I.l2Ls. Bacon
Bowed shoulders AIS: extra short clear 5.3i ";
,a Z ehn q COZ
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i,ts Shinnlcnts
New York Grain and Provi.ion-.

IL. coo EXPORTS 1871 900; spot Irregular; No.
rcd sGis ( o sfoat to arrive; options uu-
settled and practically unchanged Mt the close;
March Ssss May s1as Hides Arm. Wool
steady. Cotton seed oil steady and higher;
crime crude i9di9is; prime crude b mills
l6fllS: prime summer yellow 24W2lie; OF sum
mer yellow 22iz. Metals-Tin dropped on $50
700 additional today. this making so to 100
points in the last two days others steady at
uuchAn god figures,
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New York. January 27.-Money on cal,
STEADY q 2sqs Per cent; lasi loan 81 prime
nnn.reanuie psper : pr cent; sterling ezchans.
a. a.siA@4s IS for demand aud 4 .ssEfpi 81 Tor
sixty GAYS; posted rates 4.S3ixGi. So; CONNER
s ga biiis f.s2; silver certificates uominaliy
Goysrnment bonds steady; State bonds strong.
railroad bonds Irregular. ''"s
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Winona, Texas. Janua's -,.sn II
raising Accent cotton ~ I, WI
deeper in debt at the END ?, '.s.'lI|
They are going % try 3 . new "
year. Nearly every ~ notssoe
plant more or less irisn - r q T. q
markets. But as u IS mSsfIns
ment this year than ~ ma ~ e.
are not going 10 plant 'co sverco
10 I'VE acres IL about tne ~ Il
zach farmer will plant p ss,s1
\ mount 10 over hundred 7. ~
enable them TO ship y ,s,,er
better freight rates nna a ~
King Cotton has reis" .I,52l|
here. f
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Nc,, York cotton MARKET.

New York. January 2T--Speculation in cot
ton continued to show undated force--indccd
the volume OF today's business was even
greater than that Of yesterday. Only selling
for,the purpose OF securing profits prevented
a moIe marked advance than that actually
The opening call was characterized by In
tense excitement and great activity, caused
nv strong cables and bullisb pointers from
all directions. with prices 20 points hgn-
er. Following tho call there was a further
advance OF to . points with occasional re-
dictionary periods. AZ a rule, orders were for
buying cotton, whether from Liverpool. Wall
street. New Orleans. Fall River or other lead
ins points.
Private cables said that the English cotton
trace showed genuine alarm In consequence
OF the upward movement In prices on this
sy,e OF the water and tho broadening tendency
OF speculative competition. Local sentiment
aeo generally favored the idea that not
withstanding the advance of i2c already
CURED In cotton since the advance set in. the
general outlook remaiBs as bullish over.
especially in view OF the small receipts. re-
small purchases OF fertilizers. Weather in the
South was generally against field work. being
very cold. according to today's weather map.
The fact that the Liverpool stock OF cotton
shows a gain OF nearly 1901 900 bales on the
week made no particular Impression here, in
view OF the apparent decrease OF $1,000 bales
IN the amount ahoat The feature OF the
cables was the indication of strong demand
from English and continental spinners. The
market cioged steady at net advance of TO
points,
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RuTrER AND EGGS.

st. Louis. January 25.-Bnitsf Vs. NJ, 4
Chicago. January 27..gutte5 s,esSS ~; n
15IsaIs, Cheese steady and , vncs. sI,siJ
New York. January T.-Eesisst 'Sa51!|
CENTS 1854 packages; Western W.
Kaisas City, January ?,.- leass.u q
creamery 1s: dairy "a. An wy ~ ~
prevails among egg dealers, t,rsb ~ Z
is generally firm and hignfr' n 81
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c.n,,nratiye cotton stats,

New York. January - ~ ~ Z
comparative statement for tne
January ~. 1899: q norts dus' :,
Net receipts at all U. y w." ..e
ing week .,,..-.'..,' '','''',''. ....r.
Same week last year 49, ~
Total receipts to this date,.''''.ls
Same date las. year.
Experts for the week.''''i.'. ....s. Z
Same week last year y. ~ =
Total exports to this date '..''. ~:
Same date last year. ....'''''',.. Z
Stock at eli U. S. porte - .''....,. v
Same tina last year. ......''''' ,.,..
Stock nt all interior towns,'.'. W..
Same time last year, ''.'t'
Stock at Liverpool .,.'.','' n. =,
Same time lrst year 80. 49,, Tor 6yft =
stotk Of American anoa' q
Britain ......-,,,...'-'.''i .....,'-'
Same time last year's.'''''''I-- =.
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Grain ana provIsion. EIscwlcrc.

Now Orleans, january 27.-Hog rroduots
nim: pork. standard MESS 9.I5aio.oo; lard.
meats. dry salt shoulders 1, so: sides 5.s7is;
hams. choice sugar cured, s,s6r9is Rice quiet;
ordinary TO good 4a5. Flour, grain and feed
rstents 4.liiii 10. Corn meal l.sS, Bran 6sag
6i Hay--Prime l1oonl2,0o; choice. 1900
u 20. Corn.-No. . sacked, white and mixed
~ li2iA: yellow -. oats--No. sacked SsM
asa.
No. hard 6sa69; No. ). G5diss,s; No. 9 red
7inTC: No. spring 666l6s. Corn tsc higher:
No 2 mikei stGsiis: No. . white AN. Oats
5iis. Hay steady and unchanged Receipts
Wheat $1,000. corn 2o.5oo oats 10000. Ship
mcnts-Wheat $1,000, corn 4s0oo, cats ll.ooo.
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SUGAR,

New York, January 2!.--spsss a TX u, [
lasses sugar s-16: refined s. stea sSs,r n
New Orleans. January zt,,-ssis csaii!
omen Kettle 27su3 lilo; open 49, snd y!
1916 centrifugal granuln'ssx m;
none in FIRST hands yelioIhe ttie aflg{.
so; Centrifugal 5Gl6: no syrup =
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A GENERAL FINANCIAL REVIEW
CHANGES IN DIFFERENT STOCKS
WERE MINED.
Al tic Close There Were More "a'hs
Thnn Losscs--stock Market
uIar. Tending Downward

New York. January 2T.-The changes as q
result OF today'e trading were rather miA'u'
with gains matchmaking The market open
cd with hesitancy. but this was specun'
sipatsd by an influx OF buying orders "nn 'us
market started UP under the ipnuehee v.
strength In the low priced specialuss "uu
standard stocks London was free seilsr on
balance the sales amounting to 30,VW sna, ,',,,
which encouraged the room traders " ~ ~.
out large short lines TO cheek tns rlse' 0''n,
mission hougcs had large volume OIL puains
ORDERS, well distributed throughout tue ns,,
which forced buyers to take back stocks alt s.
effecting only slight relapse In the marhel .
strength Prices were forced UP unoe' 'he
leadership of the Flower stocks - A.,
The low-priced stocks were tnen taken ~
hand. Tennessee Coal and Iron moved up
3I4. American Spirits preferred - Pacinc Ma Ia.
20 and Louisville preferred ), Aiiiohs ,, ~
specialties there were advances OF rs IN kuo.
Der and In Sugar. There was an average
rice OF over d point in the grangers, except
Northwestern. The coalers wers quiet.
The news accompanying the advance IN
cluded tho favorable report OF toe senate cont
Dlcrce committee on the steamship supslu!
tioi that the new beet sugar company would
not invade the American sugar Rehning com
pany's territory, and number OF favorapie
traffic statements
II the late afternoon there was vigorous
bear raid, which reduced prices to points
on news agency bulletins OF Agunaidos proc
1Gmaton OF Philippine republic being estab-
iislied. Tho stocks offered we're presently
freely taken. which caused steady tone az
the cloge Transactions we're in excess OF
million shares as ON other days this week.
Considerable irresularity prevailed in the
bond market with the active issues favoring
downward course Total sales s6,2l5,000.
Following are the closing quotations Of
-
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MONEY AND BANKING.
EXCHANGE AT uoIrsToS

EXCHANGE AT HOUSTON
Exchange is quotel as follows: New York
buying. 81. discount; selling. New York, ST
Louis and Kansas City. par; New Orleans,
buying 81 90 discount; selling 81 25 premium
HOUSTON BANK CLEARINGs.
The following are the ciearances oi thu
Houston banks for the week thus far and for
the correspondent, time last year. together
with the increase or decrease:
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
srnAa- g.
Reichmorar comncr. '0''s' ie'terusH
'Lcss i-ls.
Weekly DnnIs CIenr,nc.

New York. January 21--The following table
complied by Bradstreet. shows the bank
oiearings at the following cities for the week
With tho percentage OF increase or decrease. a,
compared with the corresponding week las,
year.
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Dry Goods.

New York, January 27.--Today's demand for
cotton goods showed some Improvement Sew
erai liberal transactions were reported In sta
ME cottons at agents full asking prices. and
orders from the general trade were more nu-
merons. DENNIS continue to harden. Bleach
cd cottons are very firm, with some oisrosi-
ton 10 look for further advances shortly.
Punt cloths were not offered and csc was
declined for regular cloths. Gnghams were
10 moderate demand. but the tone OF the mar
ket Is strong. There was a good demand Tor
heavy woolens for mems wenr at low prices
laps are strong and occasionally NC higher.
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Futures Opened steady; at noon steady;
closed steady. Tho highest for March was
$50. lowest SIS; high for May $40 low
$50. Following ere the quotations for NJ,
M0nlhs:
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Futures opened flrm; at noon barely stendy:
elosed steady; highest for March e.is, low 6.ii !;
high for May 625. low ca; high Tor august
for all months:
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iVtaI, stfeh dhys..s. ....II4,U
Into sight.
Followlns Z, lhe INTO sIght moyennnt %
HOUSTON WHOLESALE ra1crs.
Quotations for Round Lots or stnnlr
Commodities,
HEAVY STAPLES.

These quotations are revised daily and thar
correctness car be relied upoc, ITO prices are
those ruling in Houston Wholesale markets
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Today's market was a bull one. Liverpool
started about unchanged at p. m. was off 2
r-aints. but at the close had recovered all the
loss and went even better, closing at gain
OVER yesterday Of 1ts-6iG2-64d.
Kew Orleans opened 5 10 points UP and
hold about there. closing at an advance OF
TO points.
New York was to up on the opening
coli part OF which WAS lost the close being
10 points higher than yesterday.
New ORLEANS futures are 30 points and New
York &c to q higher than last Friday
Houston spots are up Lice; other markets
unchanged
Houston expects tomorrow $500 to 400.
aSsinst 6191 last year and $3.50 in 1895.
New Orleans expects 1900 to $500, against
626 last yoar and 6293 in 1895.
This low estimate and the bad weather were
decided clements in tho advance.
Elsewhere Hester's reviews give the into
sight and visible statistics
Ccrgiii & Richardson of Houston thus re-
view the cotton market: The bulls had
their own way in cotton this morning. Liver
pool. which was iia down early, advanced
and closed 1h-eid higher than yesterday. All
figures on the movement we're bullish, but
tho last hour found the market bare of orders
To buy and prices slumped. Brokers with
Wall street connections sold heavily all day,
and the principal buying came from the South.
Liverpool was credited with buying sparingly
in New York. the leading sellers being Mum,
Ids and Gwathaway. Houston s and New Or
leans estimates for tomorrow were only half
as large as last year. while the ports showed
1900 bales less than last year. The amount
into sTht was 2is, 242--i4. 900 bales less than
estimated against 26s, sos last year and 24l. so6
in 1885, We aro now about $4,000 ahead of
last year and S63, 900 ahead of 1895.
The market shows wonderful absorbing
mower under tho enormous realizing that In
going on, and. while oomtinued light receipts
probably mean only temporary weakness, a
reaction OF no mean proportions should be In
order. after an advance OF lie a pound. March
cotton closed at CHS in New York today,
against ELS the previous low point Mo-
vembse 3. New York closed 3 TO 4 points high
er than yesterday: New Orleans To 6 higher.
Spots were quoted unchanged In all mnrkets
except Houston. whore 1-16c advance was re-
corded
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Cash quotations we're as follows:
Flour-Moderate demand and Arm
Wheat-No. 2 spring. I3GM,5: No. 3 spring.
C9m7i; No . red, 75n 76;n
oets,No . S7% Noa white sp,saisi 2 Ne 10
white. 29r4 gSOh.
Iige-No 2. 5SS,
Barley-No. 2. IS to So
Flax seed-No. |, .l6Itt 1Gi5. new, 1. 20
Timothy seed-Prime, 34oei2. Az.
Mess porls--Per barrel, 1000 70, IS.
Lnrd--Per 100 pounds. 5.72ian5.,5.
Short ribs-Sides, loose 4,S5fp5,ii.
Sbouiders--Dry salted. boxed, i4pias.
stdse-ShoFt clear. boxed, 5i0T5.2o.
Lhfslr--J,sr gaiIon =
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Quotations on middlins at other spot mar
kcts. together with the sales:
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New York Money.

Totals L.. .s2144 iss AZ. rs
Iota's outside \. l,.. C5s. 5o7,92l 30.
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Houston's gross receipts OF cotton by the
various railroads entering the city were as
follows:
Houston and Texas Central ....... ~;
International and Great Ncrthcrn.,.... 81.
Galveston. Harrisburg anil san Antonio. q
Texas and Now Orleans. Al
Houston East and West TEXAS. Gsl
Gulf. Colorado ana Santa Fe. ..........., ....,
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass. ......... Is
Missouri. Kansas and Texas. .......... 1,137
FicFers and linters Observation-Disclosures. -.
Wagon Observation-Disclosures. 21i
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i-is- Mt United states rort,.

Difference .".lo.0io '48.lii io5.o7l
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with the increase or decrease: