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sd. Lonis GRAIN nnh rrnYisIon..

~ May 70; July SCI dG6ss No. hard siG6ile.
Corr-No. ? cash S6; May 80; July S57t Oats
30 2 cash 2S& May 23is; July 20; No. :
white 2Ni40,1. Pork Steady; iobhing 1880,
lard Higher; prime stenm $50: choice SIS.
Flour Dull unchanged Timothy SEED -.
steady 2ooIe.2o Cornmeal-Iower t.aou
Hz1, Bean Nominal sacked east track IS,
steady 100000 Whisky steady 125 Iron
cotton ties 1,2Q Bagging 77sns7s Hemp
twine Dry salt meats Boxed arm extra
shorts Siig; clear ribs 700; clear sides Il2l3
Bacon boyed firm, extra shorts 7.S7is clear
ribs $50; clear sides 7,62iS Receiats-Flour
3ooA wheat 2o,oo0, corn 26,0o0i oats II ,Ol0
.Shinnents Flour 1000; wheat a010 corn
a33 o00 outs n, O0n.
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Finnncinl CabIegrnm.

New York May l5--The Commercial Ad-
Ntrlser's London financial csbelgram sars+
The markets here were Irregular al Inc
start today, but they gradually improved and
the finish was quite cheering on the war
news and the tendency 10 discoun; the r.
lief OF Msfeking. Cheap money ASA halpsi
FUNDS Americans began rather sangune bur
died off Tor half an hour then steadily
slrensrhen,d until the close, New York ac-
cep.ng the rise and supporting the higher
is decidedly hrisker than lately. eyen ths
public buying slightly Call money WAS very
easy although treasury bills were paid for
Tho county council loan is said 10 have heen
postponed to keep the field for a fresh war
loan. This is probably a mere guess Flvs
hundred thousand pounds came H. from rms
sta and forty thousand pounds Went out To
South America.
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nurrEe ANn EGGS.

New York May l5--Egss- Receipts ca
2ls paekagesg dun storge Wesfrn at
mark l9h regular packing al marx it.ss
lsIs, Southern al mark nara
Chicago, Nav Is Gutter steady; cream.
cry NisWlars dairy iaG1Gs, Cheese dull
9a9is. Eggs steady, fresh lnNTHc
81 Louis. May i5-EEgs steady TO-
hausas City. MAY i5.-Eggs weak; fresh
Missouri ami Kansas stock Zoe. eases re
turrcd
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phine S2.05u2Zo per ounce, cocaine 5000 per
ounce borAS S1ec per pound in lV0-pound
packages; copperas Sl.4O per pound in TAR
rels; castor oil sl.15 per gallon 5-gallon
packages; EPSON salts 3l.5O PEE Aundred n
Surrels alcohol 81 60 ger gallon. su.ohur s. IS
per hundred IN barrels; alum 21ae per pound
III barrels; satpcre &c per pound IN barrels,
camphor zoe wood alcohol Sis; gum
OPIUM S. rs; powdered opium 81. 70: carpouc
acid Soc por pound bottles; calcium carbds
50 20 per cwt.. delivered Texas common rail-
Nypv pOints,
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setback owing 10 liquidation BY prominent
bulls, selling by tho rank and Mic Of OUTSIDE
longs selling OF the next crop by the South
and of May by Cincinnati Tho general list
closed 10 points lower than yesterday.
Comanche, Texas. reports. Cotton has been
materially benefited by dry. warm weather.
Meridian. Miss. says. Crop conditions tm-
proving.
Alvin. Texas, writes Fifty per cent more
acreage than last year, FIFTY per cent "
the cotton is up. Late planting is not oil
up.
Henncesy, Texas. says: There Is small
increase in acreage. That portion Of Il which
is up is not all doing we'll
Raynor, Stonewsl county, Texas. says;
Cotton has a bad stand.
Griswoldvilie, CO.. reports; Crops two weeks
late. Fair condition.
overton. Texas. wires; Ten per cent In
creased acreage this Vicinity. Stands of cot
ton are very poor
Burnet Texas, says; Crop three weeks
later than last year Farmers still planting,
stands bad and what Is ur don't seem TO be
healthy
Chldress. Texas Crop generally late.
The close was easy. even at the decline, with
estimated sales Of l25, 600 bales.
Mobile dropped isc and Memphis and Gal
weston 1-16c and spot markets are generally
duh as well as cotton goods.
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CIR AIN AND HAY.

Carload lots, lob. cars from millers. deal
srs charge from store 5plOc more par 100 rs
On bran. 2Gg3c per Dushel on oats and corn anu
l0q15c per 100 lbs Oh hay.
BRAN-Per 100 pounds S2dS4c
WHEAT SIIORTS-per 100 pounds 81 90.
CORN-No. 2 sacked 5lQo2t.
CORN CHOPS--MiXed and pure 0609Sc
OATS--Choice brFht Teas 4iG30c; good
North Texas 2Sd29c of or no grades 25G2lc
HAY-Alfafa l3.50dl4.5O per ton tim
othY $i6 00dl6.50. South Texas prairie nay
s. 5Ou6.50' North Texas and Territory SO. "
all 90.
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Now Work. COTTON Mnrket.

New York. May la.-The ruling of the mar
ket IN cotton futures was better early to-
day. but speculation failed to improve on the
reaction. The uplift was largely due to IN.
accounted frmness in Liverpool Among the
factors tending to create boar trading and TO
restrain bull speculation were very cncourag
ing crop accounts and evidences OF weakness
IN Southern spot markets. a feature OF the
forenoons operations was buying OF the July
and August position by Wall street and
prominent export interests, causing relative
hrmness in those options. The later months
were kept steady all day by purchases ful
profit. the latter being chiefly for account Of
outside Investors. The business received
from the South went almost entirely to the
short side, this being quite In line with re-
cent trade from that quarter Unti the last
half hour after noon developments were un-
erentful At that tlmc burst OF very heavy
selling for both accounts from all quarters
carried prices down with n rush. New Or
leans led in the selling. At the close the
market was easy with prices net points to
points lower.
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ArPLES-Ffncy evaporatee, 5o-lh ocAes
Sc; lib cartons Sac: choice evaporated 1'2c.
APRlCOTS--Per lb. loose 12hc
CITRON-In i0-lb boxes. l3c.
CURRANTS-In hbls &c. e5-lb box IS. clean
ed bulk 7lac, lib cartons S@Slac.
DATES Lilo packages Toe 60-lb boxes &C.
FIGS California i2i9c imported i5lplSc
PEACHES Choice new stock &c
RAISING California, 3-Cruvn, l.. l.. boxes
81 %; h-box L. L. raisins c547ic; e-erown l.
NJ. raisins. 50-lb boxes. 72ic: 3-crown L. NJ
rasins. 50-lb boxes. SIC.
PRIMES California 50-eOs 7iSc; eO-7Os &c;
iO-SOs &c. s0-90s $40, 90-l00s &C
NUTS-Brazll 10c rer HI fllherts Sicily l2c:
Naples PFC; walnuts 1ldl5c; peanuts fancy
hand picked 5t4d5tac, No. . i',c almonds,
Tararona, Ice h In sacks pecans, unsoreened
6iaaTi5c better grades sGloo; Italian chest
nuts 10c
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rENARKANA Federal court IL in SEES
sion and eighteen pleas OF guilty in maoa.
shining cases were entered the hrsi day,
Illicit diStllling comprises about tvn-
thirds Of ne cases 10 be tried. Sentence !
range from three months TO year.
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APRICors-P Per cr WI ; q 7ss

APRICOTs- Per crate s. 75@8 81
bANANAS-Fsncy stock per bunch. packed,
Sc 00Q2 %
CoCOANCTS--Per suck So 50Qi 90
nEWBERRIES-Per crate 81 .50q2 90. psr
bucket 6UTf7dr
LEMONS Fancy Messina 81 0OGs.5c
DEMONSTRATIONS navcls. fancy a 90:
budded s. 70
STRAWBERRIES Per crate, N.25dl.75;
interior stock 25d50c less
MISUNDERSTANDING. 81 50 ner box.
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Dry Goods.

New York, May l5--Good inquiry in the
dry goods market again today for brown cot
tons for export to Crna aud fair sales said
TO been made. but at comparatively low
prices. The demand on home accounts has
run decidedly light again in all descriptions
and prices are without quotahlo change PRINT
cloths have been inactive and foatureless No
sales Of any moment are reported Prints
dun. Ginghams quiet. silks in limited de-
mand. Prices irregular.
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Chicago, May l5.-Cattle- Receipts 2oo0.
steers ,toady: butchers stock nctye and firm
natives. best on sale today one carload at
o. % good 10 prime atecrs 5.00G5.15. poor me-
dunn 1884 so. collected feeders i250j00.
mixed 1tockors 215af00; COWS 3Qoa 50
heiters 3.25a510; tanners i0n3.D0; bulls
steady 2s0d4,25; calves i00d4.65 Texas fed
steers iood5. 10, Texas. bulls 3.25a3.75 Hogs
Receipts 1900 steady to strong. top $50.
mixed 5l0d5 IS; good TO choice heavy 5.3l0
$50, rough heavy 5.i5G525, lights j.10d5 80,
bulk If sales 5.20d5. ~ Sheep-StronG; lamha
steady, good to choice wethers 525d6 90
fair to choice mixed A.7515 40; Western sheep
s5GSfo; yesrlings 5.60p60O. native lambs
5.00n54O
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METALS.

New York May 15- Metals weak. Tin s2sr,
@2S 80 P,s iron warrants Sis0n. Lake
copper dull. AZ N6S7is Lead and sple.sr
unchanged. S.a7dt:sn ana a so9i Il ~.
snectlyeiv Tic brokers price for lead is
s. 50 and for copper Ns,iS
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WHEAT FIRM BUT DULL.
Weather Reports We're Rather in Favor OF
The Bu,ish Element.
CORN WAS THE WEAKEST OF THE CEREALS
Every section Reported Good Crow
ing weuthcr--tiood Cash De'n"nu
for onts--Provisiops Higher.

Chicago. May 10 On arm cables. dry
weather 10 the Northwest and possibly too
much moisture Southwest wheat was firm
though dull today, July closing shade under
yesterday Corn closed weak, July &c down
ANDY cats stegdy. July shade lower. Pro
visions closed nrm and slightly improved IN
price
Wheat opened easy. July &c lower, at 6sis1
bbl4c Rams In the Southwest we're tue
burden OF reports which caused bearish feel
iug, then as II was figured that the rain
~onld produce a high rate Of mortality among
the ciop damaging chnch bugs. While these
reports were sim uppermost IN the minds
Of the tiaders -nnd they had plenty OF time
20 think about It. as trade was very dull
July eAsed on TO 6Gc II did not get any
lower, however One Kansas report said that
100 much rain had fallen, whereat the mar
Ret steaoied and traders recoliected that
INerpool cables were also in favor of bet
ter wheat price. Then reports from the
Northwest began coming in, complaining be-
cause no rain had fallen and Directing to
the weather map, which offered no relief.
July accordingly became more valuable in
the eyes OF the spectators aud advanced to
b6Mc On the bulge profit taking formed the
amusement of some and sympathy with the
corn weakness had its effect July easing off.
The close was firm. July shade under yes
terdLy at 65Mc Primary receipts were 1885,
900 bushels, against 32i 0V0 bushels last year.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported 2s5 cars.
against 306 cars last week and 22g year ago.
Local receipts were 81 cars, one OF contract
grade, Atlantic port ciearances In wheat aud
Hour wore equal TO 3510o0 bushels
Corn was the ehiel suHcrer in price on the
board Tho excellent growing weather report
ed irGm nearly every section Of the belt was
too much for the market and at one time
July was | cent under yesterday close, wblo
70 showed Il slight recovery. Liverpool was
lower ~ith depressing e1ect, Following the
opening the market made little attempt
10 steady under the leadership OF wheat. hut
IT was a feeble effort The noarnes8 of the
planting season gave rise tn fears that tarm-
crs' deliveries of old corr would soon show
marked increase Nebraska reports predict
ed that the planting in that State would he
completed this week. The shipping demand
was Indifferent Local receipts were 900 cars
and country offerings small.
Trade IN oats was light, but a good cash
demand held the market firm In spite Of the
corn weakness Two hundred thousand bush,
els cash oats were sold here today Receipts
were "a cars.
Provisions were quiet but firm the greater
part OF the day with some added activity aud
strength near the end. Liverpool was higher
Tor hog products, hog receipts were under the
estimate aud prices AZ the Yards firm. July
pork closed cents higher, July lard IA cents
higher July ribs 2iaa5 cents higher,
Estimated receints for tomorrow Wheat
22 ears; corn 16i; oats no; hogs $1,000 head
no ag coll
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Following are the closing prices %
at New York .n
United States 9s ref when issueo)
United States 2s, registered -''"''
United States rs, registered ."-,'"'
United States IS. coupon, 1870 T
United States new As, reglsiertu -
United States new isr coupon ,''''''
united states old As, reglstereo''''.', g
United states old "A, coupon. .'.',''
United States 5s, regiSterfa'',''.''s
United States IS. coupon .....''''''
District of Columbia 3.oos, "t''.'f
Atchison general As :..'.,'f''.'''''
Atchison adjustment As .i.,,.1'''''
Denver and Rio Grande nIsts'';'',
Denver and Rio Grande ~ -.
Fort Worth and Denver Wy
Galveston, Harrisburg aud = "
galveston. Harrisburg and ; a -a'
Houston and Texas Central 0s'''
Houston and T C Consol oS'f'''
X C P ana q iirsts .-'''''''''ii'
NJ * and Texas DDS .''-''''''''''''
NJ X and Texas Is .t-''.''-''''
Reading general Is .e.' ,.''.'''''
Rio Grande Western iirsts '''''''''
ST l. and ! VI consql os '-''''''''
81 /. and s i general IS ....'''''''
Southern Railway s. '''.''''''''
Texas and Pacific lists ..'n'''''''"
Texas and Pacific DDS ..'''i'''i'
Unior Pacific Is ...''''''''''''''
wabash firsts ..,.,'...'t''''''''''i'.
Wabash 2ds .......,''..'''''''''''
West Shore As ....,..'.''''''''l
Colorado Southern IS .'.'''''''''
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Munn,r COTTON ReyIe,y.

'NVVVIdI 70 IHV FYHFfI
New York. May lbs. Mum. Son 4 Co.
say in today's circular
Cotton advanced TO I points on mn I'M
expected advance in Liverpool said 10 be-
due to manipulation from THIS nde, heavy
rains 10 Texas. BUYING a August by Broad
way bulls, European buying o. next crop
months on straddles against selling on the
other side ara local covering. Then came
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HOUSTON wHoLnsALr PRICES.
Current q rotations on Round Lots of
staple Commodities.
HEAVY STAPLES.

These quotations are revised daily ard their
correctness can be relied upon. The prlces ara
those ruling In Houston Wholesale markets,
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IATTLE MARKED nILL At -BEBNILLN-
Boeyille Texas, May lS.-Looal cattle deal
erS soy there is by no means tho activity
IN the local cattle market just now hat there
pectvo purchasers of feeders claim that steer
cattle are TOO high, and that most OF them now
offered Tor sale are too youuF They say they
lost money last year by handling this class OF
cattle at prevailing prices, and they do NOT
wish 10 run the same risk again Runchmcu
are in no hurry to SELL as they have plenty
Of grass and water and say they can afford
to hold until buyers arc willing to inset their
prices. The demand for good stock cattle
is very strong, but the supply Us limited.
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utncr spot NIrr,1et-.

Galveston CLOSED quiet prlcos lilo down
Low ordinary. 81, e-i6 Midllur .. . sic
Ordinary -...S lilo Good mdding AZ
Good oruiary...S 9-lG Midlng fair "a
Low middling- % l-i6 Sales ........
New York-spots closed quiet; prices I'M
changed.
Good ordinary, .S& Good middliug lnh
Low middiing aN Nuddllng tair IL a-l6
Middlhs. o...-9 ~ ~ Sales ....,.,..,. 800
New Orleans Spots closed steady; prices
l-i6C down.
Lew ordinary .73s Midilng ....,..9i.
ordinary. ....S Good middingA T-t6
Good ordinarynSM Middllng fair o ii-IG
Low mddlng. IS lJ-t6 Sales ....,... $3.50
Livelp6ol Spots business tair, prices an
changed; sales 10000, of which 1880 were
American, imports 1000 of which ilOO were
Aincricnn.
Ordinary .o.i5s Midding ..,..5 6-l6
Good oldinGry..b 1-1f Good middlng 1888
Low ordinary,..5 S-16 Mddl'ng tair.. 2l-59
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FiNANciAL BRIIlrs.

New York Nay W,-Clearinss ssol. sgs oes
balances SSS2227i
London May i5-consols for money lol,s
Manchester May. ls-cloihs and yarns
good demand NWn
Paris Nav II Three per cent rsntes to,,
for account Exchange On London esf lSe
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New York. May l5.--Operations in the
stock market continued TO he left largely to
professional hands today The movement
was exceedingly irregular and confused all
day Generally speaking IL could he fairly
said that railway stocks we're firm to strong
while the industrials were weak This dis
tinctou was Obvious at tn opening of the
market and the days trading tended rather
10 emphasize IT, except that the democrat
ring tendency ir the steel issues ultimately
affected the whole list and dragged back
even tn. strongest of the railroads
Thern was g brief show al strength after
the opening by Federal steel End Ste,l and
Wire. prot ably on covering OF ehorts sold
On Yesterdays break. but N The late trailing
these stocks as well ar others Of the groun
fell 10 tho l1weyt in the present movement.
The extreme declines ranged all the way
from / 10 nearly points the latter In Ten
Lessee Coal. There was no definite news
to account for the weakness but rumors
were plentiful that dividends would be r.
duced CT passed and that further deep cuts
were alrcaiy pending in the price Of tbs
output of the largest comrautor Of the steel
companies whose stocks are dealt in on
tho stock ex|aEgo. The declaration Of a
first dividend on the common stock of the
National Tube and the reports If The re-
opening Of the Sunday mills had no eject in
checking the decline
Among the potable exceptions TO the weak
ness in the industrial department we're the
group of New York city ,tocks. including
American Ice. Consolidated Gas led in the
rise Of 5 points and the local fractions re-
sponded
a meeting OF directors of the American
Sugar Refining COMPANY caused an uneasy
| demand from the shorts. which lifted the
stock at one time 2ii
In the rdIroad list Burlington continued
in good demand at the advance Of 15s in
spite Of dcnials Of the rumNred refunding
plans The granger group and Western rail-
str },
ana showed good advances in spite of re
ports OF declining traffic both east and west
bound. There was said 10 be large buying
for account Of outstanding short interests in
I the West in the railroad list.
The industrial department was helped by
some buying for London account whore prices
rallied on easy money aud encouraging war
news, The relet to the London market al
lordod by the receipt of Russian gold aroused
the hope that no immediate demand would
he made on New York by London Tor gold
This was an influence in the days strength
in cur stock market, although il is expected
that iuIthor shipments wouhd be made to
Paris b. Thursdays steamer.
The statement OF the April foreign trade
of the United states disclosing a mainte-
nance OF extraordinarily favorable conditions
las elevated somewhat The evidences of tho
continued reaction in interior, trade
The market closed heavy aud unsettled
| by the break in the steel anI industrials, the
lalroals holding only part Of their gain.
The bond market was not active, but prices
! were hsld well sustained. Total sales mar
value. A,0150O0 United States refunding
when issutd. advanced x and IS and new
As "a ii the hid price
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Port Of sabine.

Pert Of SABINE. Texas Nav ~
ARRIVED =
p, ssrs sterher G. Hart, Babbig.. Polp,
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eo-lb cans extracted. bffsc: IN comb s@iic;
IN i2-ib cans extracted 5iaGfc. pound seq
tons 12Giec. . Al *
MoLAssEs-- Reboiied fnis 1ehdisc. pr,ms
cod2ic. choice 25d26c. fancy new crop syrup
Sed3sc; pure new crop syrup ioe' - M. lam
MILK Magnolia 81 70, Eagle s'fVV' bo"
PIcKLEs-Five gallon kegs N.7o; 10 gaiion
kees s3.oC: H-hbls 800. pints' a net,e -
style. s5aeoc: quarts American 49, sstyIe
h-gallon 81 .O0a !. 25. l-ghlon. American seyAs
Sc i5afs g; 1-Raiion. HeAagon soN. ~, ~
RlCE--Extra fancy head tMote eh n,ss w
6Ikc: fair 44@5c. fancy imported e.sNoA,y ~,
ROPE slsai. basis I-i6, lO%c' ManilA Nv
sAi,THIiyerpool coarse s5asoc: I'm. s5ee'
81 90: Louisiana coarse Soc: hne Ne' ppiis
2s-1Os s2.25; Coos. $50; lVO-ss' s-''0' WIS.,
SALT FISH ackere, No. in io.lb kits
81 GOA 10 half bbls. $50; tubs, gos o.
ADMINISTRATOR qus.rtee,rIsi ersSe
mustard 81 35d450. imported Giuette grssee'
quarters si1 80, fancy sprats, quarters " W w.
STARCH STANDARD goods; Pearl IN 81 ~ y.
boxes 4Nd4Ac. Royal Gloss, brlks t5sUa ar,,
starch 5isc per IL. % and io-ib boxes. 49,.
SUGAR Quotations are for small lois
Special prices are given on carload orders.
deied &c: Louisiana yellow clarified; fancy
5Hlbasc; choice bBG5hc. Arhuckles ]-ip
and 5-lb packages 5Mg6lsc.
PRODUCE.
BEANs--Imported navy beans 394c; Bayou
4Iac; English dried 3c' ninks S%c' Lima
6a6hc black ewes SIC; Texas BLACK eyes
BUTTER-Blue Star 2Oa2c, dairy i7c Red
Star 2Sc; Elgin creamery 220-9, oiep-
margarine dairy bricks lSo; Lincoln s9iiias
crystal Gem and Country Rolls lbc' special
dairy nc: fancy dairy Ice texas country
butter Sdl0c Texas bricks l2alac
Contradictions grown l%g2c per pound
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Houston spot euotat,ons.


The following are the losing quotations
Tor cotton the spot At the leading markets.,
together with tho closing OF mlddllnG yestsr-
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NEW rorK E EsS.g. r.
suGAR.

Sew Orleans. May iS.--sss (, 'iiisI
kcftl, z4T4s-16: open KEITH !. !. ou,sk ~
@4iss: seconds 2S.G4is Molsss''
nal e,,-ue--Ess y
New York. May is,--suss' IS
fned steady. &
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led; b bid. value; seller; nomina.
United stntts lANnNrln,
stock al United stnr-s Ports.


stock this day Observation-Disclosures. 324,4it
stack this day last week .....,4.... ss5S6S
stock this day iast wear ............ T4S6is
Deficit this season ...,....,....... i2h93a
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Houston Da,Iy statement.
Houston Comparative. statement.


Gross receipts thus far this week s.aGs
Gross receipts 2jh lays this year. 4 .73i IN
Gross rec1ipts 255 days IN 1895 % g. t50. sos
GrnsN rCrnirte 256 dave In 1907 OK -. 1 40 .9st
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Difference ~. i,ssl s.Ssi l,'2s'ias SO
LIVE STOCK.

HOUSTON.
The following are the quotations for this
n arket furnished by tho Box Bell Saua-
dsrs (torn geiou coinnauv.