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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-10-23
NATIONAL POLITICS
Roosevelt Stirring Up
New Workers.
Bryan Visits the National
Capital.
Five Hundred Thousand Dollars
Stolen From New York Bank.
BATTleSHlP KENTUCKY SAILS.

Kingston, n. ", Oct. 23-Despite the
serious strain of numerous speeches
yesterday, Governor Roosevelt found
his throat In excellent condition this
morning. He was inclined to laugh
over the numerous Interruptions of
yesterday. He was assured the coun-
try through which he was going to-
day would not produce the same kind
OF disorder. At . o'clock the train
started up the Catskill mountains. Fif-
teen speeches will be made by the
candidate.
Pine Hin, ". Y. Oct. 23-At Phoeni-
ella, Governor Roosevelt briefly referre 4
TO the fact that there were evils In the
country and things that ought to be
improved but said he would not join
with Bryan in trying to remedy them
by destroying everything In the coun-
try. The next stop was at Shandaken
Phoenicia, N. Y, Oct. 23.-At West
Hurley and shokan, about the entire
population turned out to greet Roose-
welt.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-10-23

New York, Oct. 23.-The new battle.
ship Kentucky. bound for the Asiatic
station. to relieve tho battleshlp O.e.
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SCHEDULED FOR NEW yoRK

New York. Oct. 23.-William ]. Bry-
ans itinerary. after he had finished
with the National Association OF dem
ocratic clubs Saturday night, has been
prepared by the democratic state COM
mittee. He VIII rest In this city Sun
day. state up the state on the New
york Central railway at $3.50 o'clock
that night. He will make eighteen
speeches Monday returning to New
York for few hours. He will start
out again about midnight and Tues
day VIII make fourteen speeches.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-10-23

800 oand 5000 per set nice line to select from.
Ladies' Electric Seal Colarettes up from aa Ko
Electric Seal and Chinehia Collarettes up from oo
Genuine Nutria Collarettes up from. ..... 6o
herman Martin Collarettes up from. m.....,...15OO 90
.i"H 'oii"ietes up from ..,',. ,....,. 25 m
Black Astrachan Capes full length and fu s,eon -
$1,000, 5000 and $500 each Nv
Electric Seal Capes 90 "a and 30 inch Iength hest anal
ny ana hnely lined with SINNERS satin AZ sI5Oo
$500 aud $500 each " "''N''
FLUSH CAPEs' The new shapes In an endless yariatv
to choose from special on same, mrde like cut. Of
"a a gOou quallty, salts Plush Only............ 80
$1,000 '"''
ooque Feather Boas, IA yard long. only .... 90
ColueFeelher Boas = yards long, and heavy only 90
COLE CAPEs. nov liae just received. must be- seen
10 be appreelated at all prices from $500 upwards
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-10-23

&: e: THE ECONOMIST y. =: 9:::.. :
Our Values are Attractive.

IL exaggeatiOn call rDrGn
we sho" larger variety an
ADDITION we give Prompt Polite eserice
make THIS pleasant and convenient trading FOR the nsw
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-10-23

ihe oniy store IN Town that nts Gloves,
against manufacturers mperfectiOns are fitted before
you leave the store. Wehaye all the new shades In fact
4 all colors, made In Clasp or Lace.
4 THE LORNA. The new style Lace with invisible
catches, In all shades. Guaranteed and fitted al 90
LUCILLE. 2-Clasp German Kid Gloves in all new
4 shades also Black and White Guaranteed and fitted
- " ,.'.'...'....'....... 20
! CAPE WALKING GLOVE. The newest and best shop
ping Gloye made In all cOlors.. 49, 1 so
4 MOCHA GLOVES. new line Just received; all the new
Il shades OF trey Reds Ians Browns and Black Guar
"''V my ''''''''.''''''..,....'',, '.,-.. 20
VIOLA KID GLOVE. Pique sewed the best wearing all
round Kid Glove; made in all the shades also
piuNh" "hu "lle | 20
LA FARCE. Genuine French Kid Glove the best kind
OF Glove for dress on the market; every pair garan-
teed and hted All shades and all sizes. -. 90
Misses Kid Gloves all sizes and all colors Guaranteed
"" hV'ou 90
Ladies Driving Gauntlets clasp all colors . 90
Ladies' Kid Driving Gauntlets 2clasp. all Coors "a
Ladies' Mocha Driving Gaunets2clasp, all colors 50
MIIIENs AND GLOVES silk Mittens in all weights
at slOo tl.g6 tl.J0 and &2 20 pr.
Ma hlllens Lined, at 80 80, 10 and $lOO Dr.
cashmere Gloves Fleece Lined at 25 so rs and A. mr.
inc only store In town where Gloves are fitted
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-16

AMMUNITION-Powee per keg. $4.OOD
4.2o; blasting powder a.s5 per keg; drop snot.
per sack 81 65; buck sl.9o.
BACoN-Extra snort clear. in sacks, 7Aa
7ssc regulars 7a.dsMc: boxed nc higher.
smoked hellies Sh9Slsc New York salt bel
lies 77sdSc. breakfast bacon ili46ilisc.
BAGGlNG AND TlES-Less than var lots,
from Houston; Bagging, 2-lb TG7Ac; 2I.-lh
7i-GTNc, Arrow ties Sl.s0Q1,35.
CANoN-Stick, wrapped, basis -. elsa6Xr
Ter ID. speCial sizes nc higher
CANpLES-Star. sull weight, IKE: Graz.
tic. lull weight llAc; Electric lshts lie.
CEMLNT-Portland s2'76aS.gS; Rosendalo
CoFFEE-Rio. fair. s,sdiOo; prime io,. n
l0,sc choice lUs.dltAe; neaberry lac; Coz
dova l2c. Roasted eoflees Arbuckle's Ariosa
basis l0Q-lh eases. ~ soc delivered 36-l 10 eases
1870 deliyered Lion. lO0-lb eases. IL oJc I;
Apex rs. O0c.
CRACKERs--A II c soda. bulk. boxes &C..
lib cartons 1isc. ginger SNAPS Sc; creams
tLOUR-Texas Star Minis Tidal Nave
81 10. Sea Fairy $50 Sea Nyniph S. CO, Son
Jewel $3.50; rye Hour $50. pumperni ckei
s. 40 Special rates for shipments 10 Interior
POINTS. quarter seeks are Toe h.gper than balf
sacks ard wood l5c hieher than nall sacks.
FAillMACEous GOODS SritS hominy aud
cream meal In barrels, s. 5lJl 81 pearl tneAi
in iQ-lb sacks. lou 80 per Dbl q tout
Columbia oats Sa.lo; Hawkcye oats s. 10.
LARD-RehRod, tieree. compound. 6asil6aso.
Leaf i@ul SSc; &-ih: cans &e higher than
uorees; NIB cans Ae hisacr; All cans ~
higher. SIP cans, L higher
nAMs-st standard ilhanlsr, picnic hams
HONEY In barrels 5oaecc pey gallon. IN
tc-lh cans extracted Sdlss. In tasah SAM.
y J. II .ea ans extracted. S''Gie, pound sse
LINE nslk SO per barrel sccSpered ,las
MoLAssEs-Rsb0i fair iSa8iss, Prime
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galveston Countr, Produce.

Galveston, Texas. February l5.-Following
are local quotations on country produce:
Beeswax-Good yellow 2lSa2s: mixed lots
IS.
Honey-Twelve square crates ST. 25; strained
WIG per gallon. in cases; In barrels 5016So
Hay.-Choice timothy Sl5.T5 per tom choice
upland prairie Sll.5O per ton, according to
quality choice alfslfa $3.50. Dealers ask
an advance OF soc to 81 per ton on these
figures. >'
Strnwberries-No arrivals this morning
market uuQuotable.
Egss-Ihe receipts are OF fair volume ano
the market is well supplied Texas frrss
eandlsd' cases returned. are quoted at loo per
dozen; Fresh country and island eggs l5r
ltlsh fotatoes-There Is a good demand 70,
seed Tor planting Quotations IN barrels, Tri-
umph IS NUi.00; Early Rose Peerless OF,
S .s0uS.I5, No Texas on the market
Pouliry-Grown hens S3.0odS.s0 per dozen,
Iui crown spring chickens So 40d2 Is. aid
fccstcrs s2o0n2.25; ducks s2.006I3 Is: TURKEY.
hous, 81 ,o0d1.0o gohblers 81 00da 90. guiiies
hehs S2.OlH22o; geese, unplucked, s5O0d6 Ca
sweet Potatoes--I5e per hushel W.
Iarlc-EStra fancy red. sl25: ordinary.
S5c per string.
natter-Ffesh Texas country loai2i.c per
Cabbage Texas crop in good supply ana
quoted at s2sSGe,5O per crate. The shipinents
TO the interior and the Northwest are Of fair
volume. Va TAR
Tomatoes--No Texas in the mnrh et. r,o,t,.
" eQrss5 per six baskets; Florida In fa,r sn, A
ply and quoted at six basket carrier So co.,
$50. '-'oVd
onions--S5Gaoe per busheI
Celcry--TcNas, 25f35e per bunch
peesns-iexas, 6Glec per pound. aceo1d,,,
10 quality. N'u'nN
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Cora Was the Feature on The Board Of
Trade.
HEAVY CASH BUSINESS INCREASED DEMAND
Wheat Trade Was Active--on Is
Brnced IN Near the Ciose--Pro-
visions Fairly Active.

Chicago. February i5.-By reason OF the
heavy cash business done yesterday the cash
offerings increased speculative demand. corn
bad strength enough OF itself and to. spare
today. May closing nc over Yesterday. Whsat
got It's best support from the cereal and
MAY closed &c up oats closed nc higher and
provisions l2Isdi5e IN for pork. 2lsc for lard
and 5dTsc for ribs
Corn started the day rather easier, May
opening at sitsd35ai to 3i9.d347s aud sold off
early to 3ifs. The depression was only tenn
porary. however for the market quickly
found itself crowded with buyers. while hold
ers were not lavish with their offerings. The
desire to get corn was actuated by small
country offerings aud the largo cash bust
ness done Yesterday. The speculative demand
was also improved and the shipping business
done TODAY. it was reported promised to be
heavy. Trade was active and the market
broad May scared TO 5Je without any ma
terra! setback. closing ysc up at 30Au55ss
having rtceded from the top on profit taxing
A large commission business was done aud
biz Duil people were Il help to the price,
REGENTS here were 4dS cars. Clearances were
luj4ucU bushels.
With snow on the ground and Northwest
receipts $50 cars larger than last year ana
go cars over last weeks. holders set a shade
less value on their wheat AT the opening
which was al tS@4G6s's for stay. compared
with yesterdays close at bS7s. Before sup
port was received the market touched 6Sss
The reaction was caused by the strength In
corn. better late cables. reports Of more dam-
ago TO the long suffering French crop. an
improved export demand ana better late
cabics. May worked its way M to 69Sm
t'li and closed firm. = over Yesterday AZ 81
Trade was active the greater part OF the, ses-
sion. There was considerable profit taking
New York reported ~ lOnds taken Tor export
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- Louis, February l5.--Wheat-- No. red
cash us February 7li4; May das07l$4; July
G4'.I 80. . r.d GS16a. Coru--NO cash ana
February !" May Ban. July $40. Oats-No.
cash @lie February 2i9s May 2ia, No .
white 2f' .t'=. Professionally jobhng 10. 80,
old. i.3;i. new Flour Firm and higher.
patents 3,j50H.r 6. extra fancy 3.20d3. %, clca.
2.'0H3.00. Timothy seed. 00n2 10. Corn
meal Steady. l.S0@1 So. Bran--Steady; sack p
I'd cas-; track g. IIay-Quiet; timothy T. 15G
loo: prairie 7,00nS %, Whlsky-Steady at
.23i. Cotton lies. leo; bagging SIS i6Ss
Hemp twine . Dry salt meats-Boxcd extra
shorts 6,l2i4; clear ribs %; clear sides
637h. Bacon-BoXed extra shorts, 662is
clear ribs 6.1i; clear sides 6,S7lh. Receipts
Flour 1000 wheat $4,000; corn $1,000; oats 49,
Goo. Shipments-Flo 5000; wheat $4,000. corn
u 600; oats Il 0OO
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3Sl bales
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CANNED GOODS.

CANNED FRUlTS-pineappie 2-lb, eye
less and coreless $1.S5a20O 2-lb extra grated
S2oQu2.25; 2-lb standard, sliced, $3.50; pears,
ID standard, SOC peaches. 2-lb standard, 81. SO
q LOO; standard N.25q1.3O; 2-lb seconds Sill
N;l5 3-lb standard $3.50; 2-lb pie $l,004l 10.
S-lb pie $1.l5GlgO.
CANNED NEGETABLES-T omo -ocs, S-lO
full weight S5400c, 2-lb full weight 6547Oc.
okla and tomatoes, lib. a0c; Lima beans, 2-Ib
tull weight 75c string beans, 2-lb full weigh,
,55c; A No 1stringless beans, 2-lb full weight
Sl.S0; red kidney beans, 2-lb fun weight Sc
marrow Fat peas, 2-lb full weight SlIOGl Is
early June peas, fancy, 2-lb fun weight $3.50;
American pettt pos peas, fancy. 2-lb full
weight Sl.65di.7j asparagus California, ga
10 SEQ; corn, Auburn cream, 2-lb full weigh.
81. l0Vl 70; No T. 2-lb full weight S1.O5G 10,
Blue Ridge, 2-b S0aS5c.
CALIFORNIA FRUTT-Extra standard az
ID peaches, lemon cling sl9012o0: yellow
Crawford A.sou 100; black cherries s2lO92.l5;
white cherries S2.l0delJ; aprcots sl75G
$50; Strawberries s1S5; piums S1.351t 40:
erepes A5jd1io; seconds loc per dozen less
than extra standard prices
CANNED MEATS Corned beef lib Sl.65.
2.los $40, Pottod ham. quarters sac; halves
i0O. Lunch tongue, lib $40 Vienna sau.
sage, i5-lb CSC.
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TO sHIr TO TERRITORY

Victoria, Texas, February l5-rhe arst
order for stock cars for the spring move
ment to the Territory was filed with the New
York, Texas and Mexican Railway company
Yesterday by its general live stock agent
James Beaumont u was for $50 cars N Is
thought that the movement will be lighter
THIS year than usual, owing to pnsturage re-
strIctions IN the Territory and to the fact
that the winter has been very mild and cattle
are In splendid condition. ON the othe- hand
however. market shipments will he heavier
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DRIED FRuITs AND NUTS.

AlFLES-Fancy cvapoTated. 50-lb boxes
sisci .lb cartons &c; choice evaporatcd Sc.
APRICOTS-Pe- b. loose l2l2c.
CiTRON--Iu l0-lb boxes l3c
CURRANTS--In bbls. &C. 25-lb boxes clean
cd hulk 1l2c; lib cartons SdSIsc.
DATES-l-lb packages l0c; 60-lb boxes &c,
FIGS-california i2l5c. impaired i5r'5c.
PEACiiES-Choce new stock -. standard
sjac.
RflSrNs-Caufornia 3-crown. L. l.. boxes,
S2.25 4 box l.. l.. raisins 65Q75c 2-croSn
l.. NJ raisins, 50-lb boxes. 794c, 2-orown L.
NJ. rasins, 50-lb boxes, SIC
PkUNES--Califoruia so COS nc -70s, &c,
SOS, SC; s0-90s, 5lsc 90l zoos, &C
NUTS Brazil, loc per III flberts. Sicily,
he; Naples 12Iac; wanuts ia l5c. peanuts,
fancy hand picked 5iac, No. &c; almonds,
Tarseona. Ice per lb in seeks, pecans. I'M
screered, 6nd7izc; better grades. S19c
italian chestnuts t0c
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INocrLArloN rxrER1MENrs.

Bryan, Texas, February iS--Dr NJ. Francis
veterinarian at the Agricultural and Mechan-
leal college, Is making some highly satisfac-
tory experiments with incubation TO prevent
loss OF cattle from Texas fever. lie now has
al the college eighty bulls, Herefords, Short
horns and Rcd Polled which he is treating
only one has died and the rest are getdLr
about / per cent have died
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HOGS SHIPPED 10 HOUSTON

Taylor. Texas, February Is -Yesterday
Messrs bland a. Robertson OF this city shin
ped six double-deck carloads Of fat hogs 10
Houston. There were 55S head Ia this lot and
they averaged ght Of 200 pounds -c~
mead These hogs were fattened IN Taylor.
feed az the Ward place. just outside OF town.
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IN The STOCK MARKET.
The Outlook for Prices Is Viewed With
Soms Doubt.
TRADING ALTOGETHER BY PROFESSIONALS
Early Prices Were MT an Advance,
Initial Impulse Coming From
Observation-Disclosures Lost.
TRADING ALTOGETHER BY PROFESSIONAL
fspecial to The Po.t.)

New York. February i5,-S. Mum. Son
Co saw OF stocks. Stocks were irregular. but.
in spite Of some reaction In the afternoon.
the general trend was upward. Stock sales
495 COO shares. bonds $2,i1o.Ooo. The Bank
Of England rate Of exchange was unchanged
South African news sent British consols up
about !. per cent. London bought here about
$1,000 shares mostly Union Pacific Atcbison,
Denver preferred ontario and western.
Southern Pacific and Louisville and Nash
vile. Some traders were bearish and at
tackled the list after the London buying sub
sided Shorts In Sugar covered on report
that time concessions TO retailers would be
withdrawn. One drawback was the announce
ment that Kuhn. Loeb Co. had termi-
mated their negotiations with the Third Ave-
nue. Railroad company looking to the fnanc-
ing Of the floating debt. This caused n drop
in that stock of 64s per cent. Money was 2u
2I9 on call and 4a4la on time. Mercantile
paper was in better demand. Sixty day ex-
change was 4 lower hut sight bills were
firm. owing to higher discount rates in Lin
don. The failure of the senate committee to
report the subsidy bill depressed Pacific Mail.
1t was rumored that Secretary Gage Will re-
duco the government deposits in New York
banks and some are looking for rather hrmer
money. There was good deal OF short sell
ing of Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Third
Avenue. Flower interests bought steel stocks
moderately Washington brokers bought
grangers and trunk lines 1t is understood
that the J. p. Morgan interests were buying
good dividend paving stocks. which Is GER
tainly sound policy. Railroad bonds were
firm. and Detroit, Mackinack and Marquette
Land Grant bonds advanced sharply on buy
ing by people interested in Northwestern
properties Other features were Colorado
Midland and Southern Pacific is.
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mn t.nYING sYNn1cArE.

Fort Worth. Texas, FEBRUARY Is John 7.
Lytlc and y. II Ainesworth Of san Antonio.
Cho have been npprdisipg the cattle bnd
ranches In South and Southwest Texas that
arc TO go into the Loving syndicate deal, are
hero today making theIr report To MIR. Low
ms This s the last report OF the appraisers
to be received and Nj Loving said that the
figures fixed by the experts in nearly every
instance were accepted by the ranchnen. e.
C French also returned today from Arlzona,
where he placed options on 1000 head OF
cattle.
w n Atkinson OF Roswell n. NJ, man
aFer Of the Mills & Bush Land aud Cattle
company Is here today negotiating with Mr.
Low ne to include the property Of his COM
pany in the big syndicate, which is said 90
Zoe one Of the largest cattle COMPANIES M
New MEXICO Mr.. Loving has cancelled most
of the options held IN cattle IN oklahoma b.
cause OF the unsatisfactory and unsettled
condition OF tine lease system In the dinerent
Indian reservations lie intended starting
East Saturday 70 close the deal but will not
be able TO leave before another week,
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FRUITS


APPLEs-New York stock. 81 50d5 90; I'LL
nois stock, 81 50 Missouri stock $3.50.
81 50d1.75
COCOANUTS-Pe sock. S2.jOdi 90
LEMONS-Fancy Messina 3G0s. 80 00G3 80.
oRANGEs-Calfornia budded 81. 5042 IS;
choice navels, 50 1S1S 90
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NHN rndar. lesl1l.-
Inndnn Financial -

Ad Nsw aGFs London fiaap ssaDss Hs
News of Lord Roberts ~ chssrfa y. "
ange Free State eauss .aaay the ses1, I,
I Tsi1 By noon Later there E msssinStspli
c cnas except in Americans; , SS, d
E ErM Y Stsa0y which Included y SSso, Vii
pretended here that Ne nsv sllyfs ~
On On cessation OF buying for or. .' tuuarsa = (
bark which has been ID 'H'
mouths
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Especial TO The rost1

New York, February lS,-s. Mum, Son &
Co, say Of cotton:
Cotton declined to points owing to dis
appointing Liverpool cables. liberal receipts
and heavy realizing. Tomorrow's mort and
interior figures are expected to be heavy
Tor the week and tho large arrivals are he
ginning to have more weight both here and in
Liverpool, especially as the speculative Juror
is subsiding Later on there was rally
which put March . points above the closing
price of last night owing to small squeeze
OF shorts on that month There 10 A ten
dency 10 increase premium on pear months,
owing TO demand from large depot holders
and shorts, under the stimulus OF small stocks
here. March ended . points higher on the
day and May higher, while August wound
UP lower. The close was steady with cs-
timatai sales Of $4,000 bales orangeburg.
5. G., writes: Farmers taking advantage OF
the rise and selling their cotton" Elbert
county, Ga. says: Farmers pledged them
selves net 10 Increase acreage over last year.
80 much cotton land been sown In grain
hat cotton is Obliged TO be less. selma. Ala,
reports; Some rge'holders putting up their
lots for 3 cents Pleasant HIN, La, reports:
Few scattering bales left arr being hrough,
"a 70 catch the rlslng market" Blackvillc,
8 c., writes: Farmers getting land ready
for next crop Orangeburg, S. C., saws: 'See-
ton using less OF fertilizers this season
Gcpzales. Texas, reports; Twenty thou
tand bales weighed this season" A majority
q local crowd don't seem TO know Just where
they stand on the market ana are asking eacl
others views Claimed to be big manipula-
tim at Liverpool and that buyers there havo
al tney wait for the present Some small
Naisted local bulls are disposed TO take hold
but have little or no following.
y. Salt Is a sksttish market TO buy on. nj
thefc is danger OF pyramid liquidation .,
almost any time here and In New Orleans aad
Liverpool On every good rally, say Of Il
points. wc favor sales Tor reaction.
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SHIPMENTS FROM BENTON.

Denton, Texas, February 1T. W Abney
shipped four cars OF fat beef steers 10 mar.
ket yesterday and will ship several NOR,
cars this month
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Now York Mop ,,an.,

New York. February, las ia,t Isss !,
mercantile paper iqs PET hrusipsss
change irregular with ~ demand y I
So for sixty days S,,,,. t0SGessS
1 ssh Commercial bilisn silver =
eertifieates 5s2 deoN; Lament y,
lean dollars i7is;, O't honcs lrrfs.
bonds steady; railroad pu"
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HOUSTON Wholesale PRICES.
Current q Iotntions on Round Lots OF
StnDle Commodities
HEAVY STAPLES.

These quotations are revised daily and their
can he relied upon The prices are
those ruling in Houston Wholesale markets.
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Grain aud proyisIons EI.cwherc

New York, February l5.-Wheat- Receipts
% 700 bushels; exports l0AiS5. Spot firm; No.
b. ahont; No. I hard $685. + o. b. aaoat on
tions hrm; March 77ia; May 75as; July 81.
Hides Firm Leather--Steady Cotton seed
oil-Stoady prime crude SSi30Si yellow IS.
Kansas City. February Il Wheat May
tlAs cash No > hard cav No, . red 69d ~
Corn May G2's; cash No mixed 31is65Is,
No white 3iN. Oats No. white. % RE
cclpts Wheat % 1000 corn 10000 oats L. 900
Sh.pments--Whcst 2S,0co; corn 10000; GA S
,0C0
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100 IG ,stisi fc @ep The .ccouni 10 1.s ss
T vel i quisi. s5i4d per CUNT H,'s, n nth ~
", for short hnIs SaHss W
months S!s per cent.
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WIRE AND NAILS.
WIRE-Galvaniod Glidden $40; waukegaa

NAILs-s4lo base. Advances for common
over base I'd, zoe; Sd, 45c Id and sd, soc sd
2oci sd, loc' Tod and led, Sc Quotations are
Tor less than car lots.
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Gross recoipts thus far this w.cI.,.. 82.75i
Gross receipts 10 days this Nedr.. ... ,G02 81
Gross +, CENTS 10, days IN 1888 e9......2.23056 OTIS
Gross rtCelpts 1866 DAYS IN lSY6-97. ....I lJ5 615
Houston tuIIrond Receipts.
Houston gross receipts OF cotton by the
various railroads entering the city we've as
follows. Bale.
Houston and Texas Central ........,....,2,i isl
international and Great northern
Gnive ton. Harrisburg md san Antonio. lt5
Texas and New orleans. .............. e.
Houston East and West TeSas ....t,... LIB
Guli. Coors1o aud Santa Fe.,......., 80
San Antonio and Arausas Pass..........,, w.
Missouri. Kansas and TcXas...,,.,.,......1,5' 5
Total ....,,..-..-.. .....,....,,.,.......,6,2u t
IInnatnm Nnnt iInnfnrInna
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I exports. ETC.. s.5b5 $500 1,s2S.oi5 $3.50, rs
Comparative spot Markets.


The following are the closing quotations for
cotton on the spot at the leading markets. to-
gethor with the closing Of middlng yesterday.
with today's sales.