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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-21

Al SALE-kITCHEN RED.
coom and dining room furniture at q
4acrifice. 900 Colorado street.
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ASSAYEaS.
TO LOAN,

MONEY-IF YOU WANT TO BORROW
money at reasonable rates of interest
call see HALL BROS, As East
Broadway, Butte.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-21

MODERN LODGING HOUSE OF 16
rooms for sale in best part of the city.
price $1,000. SITTER & HALL, 81 10
Broadway.
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EMPLOYMENT

BO4 WANTED-TO DO CHORES. Ap
ply before 10 a. m 1887 w. Woolman.
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HUsTLING YOUNG MAN CAN MAKE
$50 per month md expenses. Perma-
nent position. Experience unnecessary.
Write quick for particulars. Clark &
Co, 4th and Locust streets, Philade!-
phia, Pa.
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TWO LOTS ON CORNER, S. BUTTE
$3.50; part cash; must be sold at once,
elIAER q HALL, 81 %. Broadway.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-21

AGENTS WANTED-s25 TO $50 DAILY
easily made by our live agents. men or
women. selling our latest novelty, Cam
paIgn Waterproof Neckties. Goods en-
tlrely new and patented. Agents de-
ilghted. Sales unlimited. What Others
90 you can do. Time is short. Write
Today and secure exclusive territory.
Guaranteed best seller. Address. with
stamp. NJ. & NJ. MFG. CO., Dept. c.,
Springfield, Mass.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-21

FOR SALE-BUSINESS BLOCK OCCU-
pied as a hotel, meat market, grocery
store, saloon and hall. Inquire Roo,n
81, OWsley block.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-21

WANIED-Work by a lady during the
DAY. a at lis E. Granite street,
upstairs.
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TWO YOUNG MEN WILLING TO DO
cantor work in exchange for tuition
mould communicate at once with Butte
Business College, Butte, Mont.
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WANTED-LITTLE GIRL TO HELP IN
dining room. No. Z East Granite.
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We publish this for the ben.
eft Of the advertisers.
IT GIVES an idea Of how
well the Inter Mountain covers
he state.
. IT SHOWS how a large or
small ad. can reach thousands
OF people every day.
II SHOWS you that out Of the
thousands you stand a good
show Of reaching lots Of people
who want what you have TO sell.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-21

FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS:
reasonable. 365 r. frantic.
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FOR SALE SALOON FINEST LOCA-
ton in town. Must be sold ouick.
cheap rent, long lease. Address K. Il.
this office.
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FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS.
405 5. Main street.
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c. M'BRIDE. G. A.
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FOR RENT-NEWIY FURNISHED
front room. Moderate rent. 312 North
Washington.
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FOR RENT-ROOM: NICELY FUR
nished, bath and use, or parlor.
South Wyoming, Butte.
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81. -eo.e9 BUYS A 10-ROOM 2-STCRY
house, north 3iie, near mines. Keats
fer $42.00 Pc: month. Conray e MOI
ley, IS East Broadway.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-14

san angelo. Texas. February 12-E. NJ.
Brown OF Coleman has filed petition in
bankruptcy In the United States court
here, Creditors; b. L. Avery. Dallas.
S7l.7o; Goldman Thurman & Co. Cincin.
matt. ss95lOi r. p. Smith & sons. Chicago
sslSsO; J, NJ, Robertson, Morton q 60
Louisville, sl1S.eS; A. 5. CAN'T. san An.
selo, $500; NJ. y. & NJ. o. Davis. san An
gelo, Sioe; Abe Block 6 Co. Cincinnati
SiSSli Marx & Blcm, Galveston. ssi; Bray
s Landrum, Louisville. Ky slss ~
Sidenback & Dldleback. Cincinnati ssNn
Hsrt Bros. Chicago Se2.iS; p ]. WINS 4.
Bro, Galveston, $ia5; w. C. Hunnlnrfor
Snelbyvilit slsi; Godsir. Harding & IS.
Chicago, $3.50; Monier & Co. Nashville
Tenn. Si372o; J n Biron heirs. $l5so,
Mt Brown was formerly 10 business In
this city,
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New York February 13.-Atwood Violet &
Go. say OF cotton; We feel we have reason
TO oongratulats ourselves upon the correct
ness OF our views on cotton during the past
Ave months The basis Of tAcm has been.
first because we anticipated a short crop,
But with oven 9.5o0,000 bales this season. thu
deficit between supply and demand would for
Europe particularly have been one OF such
serious moment as to force foreign spinners
INTO the American markets some time, Tine
moro they postponed their purchases IN this
country tho moro strongly fortified have been
bpOt holders In America II has not required
that one should be prophet nor tho son Of
prophet TO fOresec, as wO have done. the
conditions now Undertaking. our cxppcta-
tons as to i pence az Liverpool and s cents
In this market are now ancient history. Our
next prediction OF cents II SO near by ae to
make IL . certainty How much higher for
spring and summer contracts this market
shall 70 viii depend upou the extent to
which receipts fail of as they will after this
month. All information derived by any care
full INVESTIGATOR shows that the present port
movement is cXhausting interior stocks SO
rapidly as to make the possibilities OF eN-
trcmoly small receipts from March "a Aug
ust. both inclusive. beyond the expectations
+ OF the most sanEuine bull Middlinc cotton
will sell at $40 at every interior market in
the South. How much higher depends upon
| how much there shall he left for sale after
| the market reaches that figure.
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st. Louis Grain and Provisions.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. February l3.-Wheat--No.
red cash and February I0ia May Il; July
GSNs No q hayd 6Sac9. Corn No. , cash and
February 20. May 3Sh1SGM July 81, oats
No. cash a February 2lia May 24@s; No ,
cash 23ts Pork-Lowor; iobbng 1850 for
old. il37ig for now. Lard--Nomnal; prime
steamed 5.75 choice $50 Flour Unchanged
rimothy- Firm At 2,0OG2S5. Corn meal
Steady at 115G1.S0. Bran-F Firm; sacked lots
cast track 6iH84i2. Hay-Steady; timothy
Oo0l1.Cd; prairie GoO0s,50, Whisky-stealy
at Gls. Cotton ties haggng and hemp
Irvine unchanged Dry salt meats--B Boxed eX-
TIA shorts G12Ls. clear ribs $50; clear sides
G.35ia. Bacon Steady boxed extra shorts
G.G2le; clear ribs CTS; clear sides, 6S79. Re
&C. pts--Flour 5000. wheat 2ls,000; corn 2l9,00l
colpts--Flour 10000: wheat "a 600; 304 900,
oats 10000 Shipments--Flour 5000; wheat
2lS.O00; corn 5000; oats 300
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New York February ls.--s. Mum. son &
Co. say Of cotton: Cotton advanced 81 to rs
points on this crop and II TO % on the next.
closing very firm. after sales estimated at
10000 bales. Europe was the chief factor
IN the big advance, especially the continent.
which was buying very heavily both hero
and in Liverpool. On the rise there was
heavy realizing but the markets closed never
thtless at tho best prices or the day ~ tho
astonishment Of bulls and bears alike. Ger
fanny this IL record making season. The
oouth. the West and outsiders generally
were good buyers ST. Matthews S. c.. re-
ports. Farmers unable to procure wage
hands. fertilizer being hauled out largely"
Raleigh. \. c.. writes: Country merchants
have good deal OF cotton farmers little"
HarwOod. Texas says; Land being pre-
pared for planting. Many farmers still hold
ing Tor higher prices. Houston. Texas.
writes Movement still very large; but ure-
diciion IS made that the end is near at hand.
Some parties predict Houston receipts for the
month Of March viii not DO over 1000.
Wayuesboro. Ga. reports: More Guano
sold than for scycrpl years, Indications point
10 urureccdcutsdly large CROP OF cotton"
Iniontown. Ala. reports. 'Fatmers far adj
'ancel Wi.h blowing" 81. Matthews $. G.,
writes. Cotton acreage VIII hc materially
lHcret ed More waste lands being brought
MO tcuulsiiion and new lands bong cleared "
Atlanta Ga. s0yg "Nc,ll has refused to
recognize The situation. though ws iufcr.
from The fa-t that English buyers hayo in-
voded the southern trot Wrk' Is In consid-
or1hlo Gore. that be ms been giving privat
tiu6 90 tcw favored cugl.s. Va hear of q
iauncr IN Wilfcs county who as holding e.
Inw bales To- 2 cents II ls morcly hk,iN
that ne viii GOT that price than ba compelled
20 farrihrt below ccits Hulls Wrro great
lV encouraged nv the t1rt that Southern mar
Augusta rose h-lH and this IN the face OF
uort rereiutF Cf a. ONN agalnrt only 1900 Tor
tho same week I'm 1897. Wall street sold
August heavily and also quite a little MAY.
but tho market nUnnuc1 tho cotton from
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Situation an Mhnr1nn

Wharton. Texas, February i3.--Commis-
sioners court is now in session. One OF
the most important issues before the board
Is the solution OF the smallpox situation
Is the solution OF the smallpox situation.
Whether TO continue the quarantlne-regu-
lations which have been strictly enforce
or not Is the question which now engages
the attention OF the board There arc nj
present fifteen cases In the pest house ana
= Few home isolations. close watch has
been maintained and the disease has been
Wen controlled. The disease has been
mostly confined 20 negroes. Che few WHITES
that have suffered from 1t have been or
a very mild type.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-14

Chicago. February i3-Cattie Fairly sr~
tive, steady including Texans. butchers
stock and camera; calves lower: tor n.
stockers and feeders about steady: good 10
choice a.leG6C0; poor TO medium O0d4 IS.
mixed stoekers S.e5dS.SO; selected feeders
4.2oM4 10. good TO choice COWS .l0d 40:
hoiters S.a5u4,I5: Gamers . eoRs. 81: bulls
t.0oGS,0e. iioes-AyeraEe shade hrmer; TOD
b,0S: fair clearances; mixed and butchers 4 50
di9O; light i.I5dA.91is; bulk OF sales 500
500 Shtep--strong' lambs Toe lower. closed
weak; native wethers i.65G5 l5; lambs = plSD
I.S0; Western Nethers i.65d5. 30; Western
lambs d,OoG1 3e Reeeipts-Catue 5000. hogs
$4,000, sheep 10000,
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Now Ynrl nry Gondr.

Now York, February 13.-Demand for gem
eral run of cotton goods Increasing and fair
business done today. Tendency Of prices In
brown sheets and coarse colored oottons up-
ward, advance OF 40 In some plaids and OF
lsr In some checks and stripes, Bloachod
About 100 900 pieces regular print cIotha sold
az full price, 3hc. Demand for irregular
cloths good and tendency against buyers.
Prints IN fan demand and steady: einghams
strong throughout, Mens wear wOolens and
worsted fabrics quiet without change in tono
or prices.
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London Financial Cable.

New York, February 1.-THE Commercial,
Advertisers London financial cCblegram says:
The markets here were dull today. except for
Americans Operators were afraid to deal
until definite news is received from Lord Rob-
orts. London bought Americans lightly and
the close at the'top prices on New York
purchases Discount houses raised rates to-
day y TO Pa pcr cent. Silver was firm on
English mint ana continental demand,
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Ruled Easy at First, but Advanced Sharply
Just Before Close.
NETWORK GAINED IS POINTS OVER SATURDAY
Spots Higher All MarketsMdding Is Quoted at So Cents il
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Is Still Quite Large-Liverpoo Con-
Lower and Spots Higher

buying but sparingly OF spots all the season,
aud now at the eleventh hour are realizing
that the assertions sent out from the South
months since of a short crop were true. and
not being able 20 get spots are taking the
equivalent in futures, and waiting for de-
livery day to get the cotton that IL necessary
to run their mills. We do not care to make
any attempt TO forecast the future in cotton.
except to say that present prices are not only
extremely high but will encourage an
enormous acreage, and advise caution in
operating"
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Houston spot Quotations.

Spots closed steady; prices Hc up; sales 40
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Early Sellers Reported When Later Ad-
vances We're Announced.
PARIS AND ANTWERP CABLES WERE HIGHER
Corn Closed Unchnngcd-Oat Made n
DecIine--SevernI Factors Caused
Provisions TO Decline.

Chicago. February ~ Damage 10 the
French crop and higher Paris and Antwerp
cables were the chief factors IN a strong and
active wheat market today but the edge was
taken on this by sales for profit. May closed
ike Over Saturday. Corn closed unchanged.
Oats closed ise lower. The provision market
was lover. pork closing 2oc May lard ~
and MAY ribs 7lkdlOc down.
Some misguided traders sold wheat carly
because Liverpool cables we're not encourag-
ing and statistics wcro regarded as bearlsn.
MAY openei iac under Saturday AT sSAdiDo4s.
but repcnted Tor It's weakness IN short order
~hfh the big advances at PARIS and Antwerp
were received May climbed on au active
market 20 60. At this price three fourths OF
the Dit had wheat FOR sale but support was
artlYe enonHh to prevent any great recess
SOD, reports OF damage to the French crop
giving an undertone OF strength to the ma. :
Ret. May closed ec up at U89s lf6SA. Pri-
mary receipta We're go. 600 bushels, against
$4,000 last year Minneapolis and Duluth
reported va cars. compared with 4B last
Week ana 73S a year ago Local receipts wefe
III cars. Atlantic mort cearanceB in wheat
and hour were equal to $4,000 bushels. New
York reported I'VE loads taken for export
and thirty loads were sold here to go to Paris
via Galveston. Shippers as a rule complained
Of slack cash demand. Foreigners were
good buyers OF futures.
Corn was strong from cables and small Of
ierinRs but was prevented from being too
aggressive by the profit taking sales OF some
longs. The advance in freight rates which
went into effect at the close OF trading Sat
urday was q. clog to shipping business, but
II Was asserted that enough business had
been booked under tho old tarif 10 keep the
roads busy for month. Receipts hero were
1921 cars
The cats market Jagged IN spite OF tho
strength In the Eeighborlng pits, Selling was
hY big holders and the demand only seat
tered. Receipts here i2S cars
In provisions profit taking on q moderate
scale. short ceiling and an outside demand
sent uriccs TO the bottom Pork closed zoe
under saturday; lard 1iac down and May ribs
3bnlnc depressed
Estimated receints tomorrow Wheat IS
cars. corn 1lb ears, oats $50 cars hogs 80 COZ
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KANSAS CITY

Kansas city. February 13,-Cattie-- Receip,s
$500. including 800 Texans; market a shade
higher for best grades, others active. heavy
native stfcrs 4,55GS, 20; light weights 1 t0m
500, stocScrs and feeders 26U6 10: butrher
COWS and hefers 3,fO0i7O: Gamers Z. 5ng
5'vo' fed Western A.oe9t So Texans 7ia
5c higher: heavy t.S7ia. mixed te164 So. light
4,o0a4 so. pigs flofl4 i0 Shcep-Receipts
200 market steady to Toe higher lambs 4 10
y; culls 3.00I3 90
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goo, above steady: natlye and export steers
4',9U6 sl dressed beef and butcher steers
Wn5 20, steers under 1000 pounds ) 506l5. 20.
stockers and feeders 4.25a5.00; cows and
coat GO; Texan and indian steers }5dl s.
cows and hcifers 2.ij0l.S5. Hogs Receiuts
W,eh. market strong DIGS and lights 500
wv packers A.NWl-p6. butchers 4.05d5 05
sheep Receipts 1000 market strong! de.
mand exceeds supply; native muttnns O0d
20 lambs a,05H7 90. culls and bucks b04p
20, stockers 3.00di 50
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE.


steady at 2d2ls; last loan at per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 4f5 per cent Sterling ex-
change firm. with actual business in bank
ers' bills at I.S7lsGi.s7A for demand and al
g. 4itd4.Sila for sixty DAYS; posted rates 4 81
and Ssis Commercial bills 83G4 sSs4. Sill
yer certificates 59%G61. Bar silver 59fs.
Mexican dollars Az. Government bonds
easy state bonds easy; railroad bonds ir-
regular.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-14

Quinlne. 44d45c per ounce, In ootts
phine. S2.3OG2.50 per ounce cocaine w l.
ounce; boraX. SIC per pound - ~,
packages; copperas, sl.ie per poula I
rels; castor oil, Sl.00 per gallon Y N
packages; EPSON salts, 'l-59 PEI la, ~
barrels; alcohol. ;2,6G per gallon, ": NJ
S2.6l per hundred in barrels; alum "
pound In barrels; saltpetre. g pe' IL
barrels: camphor. 60d62c; wood alsosa I I
gum opium. $50; powdered op..
carbolic acid. SOC per pound Dotla
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-14

APPLES-New York stock, aNs;kl
nois stock, 81 80, Missouri stock, Wy
BANANAS-FaDcy stock, per tihra x
1.50G1.75.
COCOANUTS-Psr sack S.5cffA :
GRAPES-Almeria S6.50qs.@ per sals
LEMONS-Fancy Messina. 1902, W.
ORANGES-Californ,a budded Gs's
choice navels. $2.1513.W.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-14
sUIpMENrs FROM nAsrpop

Basirop. Texas. February 1e.-Messrs A. !
Wood & a. W Wood shipped nine cara OF
fne beet cattle TO the St. Louis market to.
day, rhey have been feeding thousand
head here during the winter and today Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-14
COFFEE.


New York, February t3,S Mum. Son &
Go, say OF coffee; Coffee dropped 5d1O points
Europe sold the new crop months. presuma-
bly, aEainst purchases Of the same months
30 davre and Hamburg. Hayre fell Af and
Hamburg y pfennig. Rio advanced i25 refs.
but exchange fell i-i6d. Santos was un.
changed Rio receipts 10000. Santos 10. 00l
The cables were disappointing and al one
time prices hero were lodl5 points lower.
There was no great selling pressure. however,
and We still recommend purchases on the de-
clines
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

Paris. February 13 Three per cont rentes
10if. 62tqc for the account Exchange on
London 25f. 15c for checks
New York, February 13.-Clearinss sl3t-
25q. PSI; balances S7o7a 800.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-14

London. February l3-Consols for money
iooss, for the account 100 it-l6 Bar silver
steady y 7-1ed ner ounce. Money 2ia per
cent The rate for discount 'n the open mar
thres months 3Ssd3S Bar silver closed
y 1-ls.
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New York. February is.-conee futures

wv I"'N' EVU' ""IF 10 "VVHVh Tutures
opened barely steady, with prices iOal5
points lower, in sympathy with European
weakness and an absence Of speculative sup
nort Tho market rallied partially later on
covering but generally showed hesitation
with Ghc volume OF speculative transactions
modernte The close was steady. with prices
UNCHANGED 90 10 points lower Total
sales 1000 bags including February Z 40,
,.5e07 s., December T.e5RT.75: January VA.
srot oonec steady: No, inyoica So. No
ioobing az. Mid steady. Cordova lO6lsi%
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-14
HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.


These quotations arc revised daily and their
ccrrecluess can be relied upon. The prices are
those ruling in Houston Wholesale markets.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-14

s225; u box L. L. raisins s5f,x; n
l. NJ raisins, 50-lb boxes, nc; '':sfr|
7o,sos. &c; So-aos, SIC: sd-i0Os, e. e.
NUTs-Brazil, loc per ID. albga 4
fancy hand picked 5kc No. : Sc; IL
Taragona, Ice per ID in sacks; peas
screened. 6i3a7l2c; better gradsi
italian chestnuts Toe. ENi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-14


Galyeston-Spots closed ARM prices t-isc
up.
Low ordinary. g 1915 MlddlinE & s-ie
Ordinary, .t....,I b-l6 Good middling SO.
nood ordinary. ~ iS-i6 Middlng fair
Low middling..S 5-i6 Sales ........... S6i
New orlesns-spots closed Arm; prices
Low ordinary. .6% MiddlInr Ola
ccluinAry ,...,..,LA Good middllng So
Low middling., s 5-is sales ... 10 go
up P''e's S-AoV
Good ordinary. - 1i-i6 Good middling liza
Low middllng...s 5-l6 Middlng fair. aIs
Miudlns,..... Sales ...,. sSs7
LlVerpool-spots business quiet; prices 1.lGi
M sales 1000 bales, OF which $500 we're Amer
can Imports 5000 bales, OF which 1900 We're
American, N
ORDINARY, ...--,ft Middling ....si.
Too ., oiall.nn,aly'..t ls.lt Good middng.6 s-i6
10" npudiirs'-'s Middling fairs.
New York Future.
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DRIED FRUITS AM Nuts

=, N .LEs-Fancy eyaporated 5O-lb hoxep
sac; lib cartons DC: choice eyaporated &c
aSr-hiSoTS--Pe- ID. loose i2jsc
SilkON-ln loiih boxes lac
"a Iohh ,is bills &c; 25.lb boxes. clean
60, euik 9isc; l-ls cartons sQstsc
rlAynIEs-i,ib packages iec so-ib boxes IL.
rPtt.n.srH ,ssliioInia l.isc. imported i5fl,ss
q, hAShEs-Snoice new stuck se: standard
KflslNs-csliiOrnia. s.erown. l. L boxes,
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,rt Worth and Denver city firsts


BANK CLEARfNGS,
Following are the clsarances of the Houston
banks for the week thus far and for the COR
responding time last year, together with tho
increase or decrease:
This year. Last year. Increase
Monday .........s 81 1851 sl.tlS.i20 s3621oi
Tuesday ........ 1,533.33i ss2,559 e5o,772
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CANNED GOODS.

CANNED FRUlTS-Pineapples - =
less and coreless sl.@G2.0o; Up :iIn !.
So .Ooa2.25: Glib standard, sliced, " m
2.lb standard. SOC. peaches, ZIP fla.. -.
Gi.35; standard sl.26q 80; 20 ss.r "a
Sl.l5; 3-lb standard $3.50; z'ip p's ~
BIB pie sl.154l.20. r,.
CANNED VEGETABLEs-IoI RI
full weight s5G90c; 2-lb full Me,s s..s
okra and tomatoes. 2-lb. sOc; L,W ~ M nm 4,
full weight 75c; string beans XIX MI "a
15c: A No. l.stringless beans .,i0 s.fs
$3.50, red kidney beans, I'D ~. NJ K,
marrow rat peas. 2-lb full wsisl .,rs h
early June peas, fancy, s-io iull III s.r
American petit pois peas, iannsIn'il5ri
weight sl.65a175: asparagus tx f all "A
lib 81. 90; corn, Auburn cream. TX, Ii =.
Blue Ridge. 2.lb s0ds5c. .,,nsrsl
CALIFORNIA FRulI-Bss,lass ~ \. ID
ID peaches, lemon cling N.wH 49,. 4 n
Crawford si,s5a1s0; BLACK cus .,,is,,s &
white cherries 81 l0ls:lo; APP. aSS
i.S0; strawberries S.s., plums dissii
grapes si.35d1.4O: seconds i've pe
than extra standard prices, =, lAt
CANNED WHATSOEVER es..' Il: y
2-lbs sg.70. Potted ham, qssi,ns ylai'
81, 90. Lunch tongue, LID w"
sage, k-lb CSC.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-14
Vim MARIANI
Mariani World Famous Tonic.
submitted clearly
.- 49,. 49,
THE EVIDENCE

medical profession as well as all who have
used Vim Marianl pronounce II unequalsd, alb
solutey reliable and safe. Can be taken with
perfect confidence whenever a tonic restora-
tive is required.
All Druggists. Refuse Substitutes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-14
Grain and pro,isions Elsewhere.

Kansas City, Mo, February 13.~-Wheat-
May 81; cash No. hard .60G6OIa; No. 3 6on63;
No . red 5000; No. y 64a6S Corn-May
3lis; cash No 2 mixed 81, No. ? white SlH9
3lig No. 3 81. Oats-No. white 2463i Re
cepts two days-wheat 10 200; corn - 600
oats $4,000 Shipments Wheat $4,000 corn
5000, oats 5000.
New York February i5,-Wh Receipts
SO 400; exports 63,SS2; spot strong; No red
77iz elevator; No, / northern. Duluth, sis
T. . b., anoat; No I hard 1914 T. o. b.. afloat
OPTIONS steady. March T7%; May 75h july
i5t,, Hides aud wool-Steady. Leather Firm.
Cotton seed oil--Firm; prime crude 35ls, yell
low 3Sd3Sis.