davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
Lace Curtains.

We have some genuine bargains n u,
Curtains this week, especially d 4,
Nottinghams. " =
Nottlnghams. 3ia yards long, % Ir,ss
wide. usual price 9so pair. - -
this week ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. w
NoTT1NGHAMs, Sis yards long 81 I,,h,
wide, usual price $3.50 pair, !,
Luls WeSh .'s....s......,.....s. nv
NoTTINGHAMS, 81 yards long 81 p,ss
T tbis w nslaI price $40 a pair d.,
NoTTLNGHAMS. 4 yards long, 4 lu.ss
wide, usual price $500 a pail, SIN
this week .................. J.9H
SWISS CURTAINS. yards long, % iuss
wide, usual price sl.iO pair. ef,
this week ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Qll
NET CURTAINS, cream, Sia yards
long, As inches wide, usual price ! "A
s2.75 pair, this week ...,.......z,9u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
Rque Suits.

Ladies' Suits made with Eton Jackets
trimmed with small pearl buttons and
strarplng skirt, made with box plat back.
sI2 80 and 50 IS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
Now YORK; DIV Gnna..

New York May 6-rhere has been no
nresk from the previous monotcnous char.
seter Of the market for either eo-ton or
WOODEN soodA The demand has bean ON a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
Rfque Skirts.

white P,due Skirts. handsomely trim
mel with embroidery Insertions, cordngs
and white Piaue strappipgs-pr'c are
$l.9S. $3.50 and 9so
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
Cotored Skirts.

Colored Linen and Crash Skirts. all
trimmed and extra good aunlities-at 50 so
$3.50. 600. 81 So Csc. i5c. iSc and 25c.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
Special sale of La dies COL
ored Shirt Waists at forty
cents on tie dollar.

NOTHING but frst-class goods incud-
I'd IN this sale and it guaranteed. Rules
governing sale: None of the goods eX-
changed or sent on approval First como
FIRST served
SPECIAL SALE--Lades' Colored Shirt
Waists at 40c on the 800 Ladies Per-
Gale Shirt Waists in fancy stripes, IN
Hight and dark colors worth 75c aud Csc.
sizes 80 to a. 2zL
special .t'.-.,..'.,t.,,..- .,.'--. ~ ~
LADIES PERCALE and fine Madras
Waists, N navy blue. pinks light blue
and black and white stripes. worth up
to 81 %, sizes 20 to A. L d. =
LADIES' BATlSTE PERCALE and fine
Madras Waists, in all the newest coors
worth up to $1.l5, sizes 30 to TX
A, special NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 0C
LADIES' WAISTS of Percale and Madras
in dainty stripes and pretty colors worth
up 10 S2.25, sizes 30 to "A, Ri =
speclal ..'-......'.+,. -'.,,,,.t-.. ~ y
None of these goods exchanged or sent
on approval
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06

limited scale throughout s s,ss. Il;
! ing it readily at previous pl " III:
lin position 70 give requa PHI
both staple and fancy lllen .rIs
continued idle and nominsl Y ~ p ,sss
can cotton yarns dull and sa r,,..s
second hands at Irregular
and worsted yarns easier "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
DRESSING Sacques.

Dressing sacaucs Of white Lawn. made
with pretty collars, trimmed with laces,
smbrolderies. beading and ribbon--at
81 90 IN s32o
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
SHOE DEPARTMENT.
Special Monday.

LOT MEMS SHOES. broken sizes ii Vi
kid and calf skin, square and round ~
principally 8. s. s, Q. 10 marked go ii
So 50. to close cut this lot we place ia
on sale Monday at the reduced Ian
price Of .....,...........,... wv
LOT BOYS SHOES. vici kid and call ILL
lace shoes. round toes and weltf III
soles. were 81 %, Monday .....,,.ld'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
cargIn { Rlehardson q Houston reporl

The bond market has been dull and has
moved in sympathy with stocks.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
Ribbons.

CORD EDGE TAFTETA RIBBON. In
black white crFam. light blue. nile. red
purple oerise navy. green. crown. castor.
pink heliotropo and lilac. four J1~
inches vide. yard ..,..,........... ~
PURE SILK CORD EDGE TAFFErA.
and satin ribbon. with eros Grain back.
In all the solid shades of blue pink red
purple green castor. old rose, gray,
helouope. lilac navy cream, white aud
black. to . inches wide. 7Sr
YHIu ''..'- ''s'+.....s.s-,,,....-.,.
FANCY RIBBONS. IN narrow and wide
STRIPES lace stripes drawn and hem
shtcle' orects. in solid colors and
fancy stripes. SS-
3hIu 'f'tt's- i'-ts.''''+.'..-.'s...
FANCY TAFFETA RIBBON. with EN-
htoidered polka dots satin stripes.
coreel and fancy hemstitched lace
STRIPES. S'a TO inches wide. 4S~
pr'ces '',t,s...-,. SOC and
SOFT SATIN RIBBON. in black. light
blue red. pink and navy, with white
embroidered Fleur de Lis also wash rib
tors IN white with narrow or wide coll
ored stripes, suitable for neckwear. SQ~
lCLr inches wide ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
weekly Bank stateus,s,

New York. May 5.-Tne vssAs
ment shows the following chang Il
Surplus reserve, decrease - -
Loans, increase .....''.''''''''i.
Specie. increase .....,,,''''''
Legal tenders, increase '-''','
Deposits, increase '''.'''''''
Circulation. increase ,,.' =, +, i ~
The banks now hold Slo'7'Y''
legal requirements,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
ladies' Orfords and Slppu,

This department is complete and u yA1
want TO be in touch with the latest fH'.,
wear give US q trial and be convinced
LADIES fine Kid oxtords, with lrrl
soles. coin, patent and stock ton, J 50I
military heels, these are swell. 81 @'ssI
LADIES' fine Kid oxfords, turn sct3
stock toes and Louis heels, this Is aaid:a|
Shoe. all sizes and lasts, MI
at ...,....,,-,..,... ..t,.,,s. i.~''S Il
LADIES' fine Two-strap Patent Isitssl
slippers, it Is a fine evening Slipper va
the latest LOUIS heel. 0bl
at only .....,.,......,, ..s,,,is,,,,S ~
We have a variety Of Low Cut 0a's's'
and Southern Two Buttons. with palill .
stock toes, that can lot be Duplicates !
the popular price, .WD
all sizes -'-.'''.,'.','''
LADIES fine Kid oxfords, round y
coin patent tips. Mckay solesl sssuas :.
kid tops, this Is an exceptonallyf Sol
good shoe, Tor .....,.t,. -. eSf't 81
Same kind, in strap Slippers, heel 50I
or spring heel, at ...,..'.-.,'a,',,
LOT 4O6-Lades' fine Kid one-stiap "
pers, turn soles, with common sens Y.
coin patent tips, worth anywhe's WI
81 So Monday .,.,.., t'.f''s.'s'''s'
LADIES Point House sll'sss
light weight, l,Vps
all sizes, at ...,..t.-..,,.s,.'.'',s ''''
Ladies Three Point House SLIPPERS
2ia to S, Monday, M
at ..t...sss.stss4fsstfsf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
Financial oabie sanrl

New York, May s.--ias .,sl,sri1
vertiser's London hnane ..',.,i ~
The markets here were W ~. Il N
they were firm until Ine ~, ,'.rsssIs: Z
erts' advance. FUNDS ale !, =, ,,o.cy p
cans we're quite hard. esH IsIisg q
and bills rather we -Ad
ported on Indian demand
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
Iondon Consoi''

LOnuOh -srff
London. May S--consols = III, !
for account 1oO& Bar sl's. y. "a. n
per ounce. Money sNdsN psl - b
Of discount in the Ops S,.G re; Z, y.
and three months oiliS 's
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
FINANCIAL pR'h"

New York. May s.--O''
balances sl4.si5,s2o. !, ~. ~
Paris, May 5.-Three ~
55c for account. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
Colored Waists.

Waists made OF Percale Madras and
Batiste. with the new French back trim
med with flne tucks-at SOC. 75c csc. 81. Is.
$3.50 and 81. so.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
COTTON SEED PT

T. O B. mill Texas 4
cordiug 10 Location ,,.i =,
prime crude oil. lecse Y u
Prime summer yellow op ...'. :
linters. ter pound. =
P Pglms e eo.ton seed meal az
Prime cotton seea coftec =
Quotations on p, ~ delivsy 4
prime SEED eaks an -
ton
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
White Quilts.

WHITE QUILTS. u size. No.
crochet patterns. price ..,.....". ~
WHITE QUILTS, l1-4 size. heavy hoc
and new designs, price ....,,.,.,. w.
WHITE QUILTS. 1874 size,
Marseilles patterns. I mn
very heavy ...,....... 81 so, 81 % NcO
WHITE QUILTS real imported Mar
settles. 12-s size. I o0
price ......'....''t,-...,.. $500 to -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06

New York. May s--whatever deductions
are drawn from the stock market must be
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06

1t is during this time Of the that merchandise at
tracts you most both freshness Of goods and economy Of price
These two points will no doubt gain your patronage.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
Children S Dresses.

Children's Percale Dresses. made with
full skirt. fancy reveres In front, trimmed
with lace. all eolors sizes 4 to ZSr
u years. price ...,................. ~
Children's French PercAlo Dresses, made
with full skirt solid color yoke trimmed
With white piping and bias folds. dplshed
with deem rufile. sizes to II 70
wears. all colors. price .......,.... '''
Childrcns French Psrcale Dresses. made
with full skirt and waist. trimmed with
white pidue yoke. reyores and Guns
edged with bias folds in fancy stripes.
to IA years all oolors, EO
price ..''''.' ..,,,.,-...,.......,..| '~V
Childrtn's fancy figured Lawn Dresssa.
fuli skirt fun waist. with fancy white
yoke. trimmed with rsveres md ruffle.
eogcd with two rows OF beading ana lace
all oolors. TO "a yenra. 60
price .s...--. ...-................ ~ "
Ch!eren's solid color Chamhray. rored
skirt. trimmed with TIRES rows OF white
braid. full waist round yoke revers.
collar. cutfs and belt trimmed with rows
Of white braid. light blue. dark O Q
blue and pink. 70 u years. price Fl q
Cbildrens Sailor Suits. made OF Cham
bray full skirt, blouse waist. double
breasted front shield sailor collar and
cnfs trimmed with four rows of white
Hercules braid. IN pink and blue. J S1
TO IL years. price '.,.,,.,.,.,... ~'SO
Dozens OF other styles In chldren's
dresses space prevents mentioning ia
dainty colors and stylos-at S1.9S 1888,
s2.es. $780, SS.9S and $500.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
Shirt Waists.

An extensive and beautiful line OF
White Lawn Shirt Waists. daintliy made
and trimmed. In fact. tho handsomest
assortment Of Waists in tho city--at zee.
Sc. si.25, s1.e0 si.76. si.9S. $3.50. s2.ss,
$40 81 .aS and Sc. eS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
HOUSTON BANK cLEARINGs.
= Decrease
NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
New York Money.

Less l-is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-16


n no the up nsd ae q the
about in line with antcipations. demand was slack
called pig iron warrants very dull lake copper UNCHANGED
sg I'D a 59 SEX qa d at sG eaS With q e BID %d
81 The brokers' price for lead was 81 T2. and
MoLAssE AND sYRTPsEysnts in the m na for for
fsnss equal srd & and PceS Ga
l4alsc; good 2oq2sc prime 3og35c New-orleanz open
7qlgc 1Sal4c good l5a16c; prime 2o@22c; fancy.
OCEAN EREIGHTsn was moderate demand a1a
without quota6le change. steamers in steady
for the various trades and the endency of r rates
tonnage offered and rates were nominaAy quoted at
cations to 1Terpool We're $ssd London ia GassOS
castle ga; Antwerp Hamburg IS pigs; Rotterdam,
ID, sSc London, oats % 50.
OILS Cottenseed oil quiet but firmly held at
nsesd aTm but Quiet 9u9.atiops follow Pstro
SO S. and in bulk 81 20 refined cases New-York $1 To-
deodorized naPhtha. 81 10 CoTToNsEED o!d51Prims
summer yellow nominal; butter grades 33G39c; prime
&mefean 5sas7o s Sa5s
Csc Western inseed oil quoted &c under city brands
PRoVIsIoNs-The market had a fair advance during
pr o anS az P haS e MARK SG PTS
Friday Our markets closed firm in sympathy with the
Me- 15SsI g fsmily ssgt!s
family s1iasis packet $40 5oa$ia extras India mess S
s2Ods22 BEEF HAMS-Dull: quoted a $50 5OGS2I
DRESSED iOGS-Du,l Quoted: BacOns. csc: $50
~ csc: 100 10 csc: pigs IKE. CUT MEATSPcked
bellies firm Quoted Smoking bellies TIC; 10 7q74c:
&c. Picked hams firm: quoted 1O010fzc: Western
92zc: city green's 9la .TAIIOw-S
city, sac bid; 81 d5Hsc. -I.ARD-Frm: quot
ed 635c CITY lard steady; quoted 5S5c. Refined
lard firm Quoted: South America &c: Continent 66Oc
Brazil kegs. Sc. Compound firm. Quoted City 668sc;
Western. 666isc .STEARINE- Steady Quoted Oleo
csc bid; city lard stearine, nc
RICE-Jobbers customary amounts and the coun-
trade in the usual number The
displayed all its former firm features respect
general situation changed Quotations follow
Domestic. common TO low fair 2lR64Asc: fair good
4i4G49sc: Japan. 4%Q47kc Java. 4l4944c; Rangoon
bond. 2G214c.
SUGAR-Demand for the refined article sluggish all
day but in the market less firm. Quotations
follow: Dominos. 5.45c: crushed. g. soc
cubes 533c powdered and powdered 5.30c;
powdered 55c standard graduated and ne graduated
52oc graduated and fine granuated 535c
N cartons and 5 10 bags Of fine granulated, 530c
mould A. 545c: diamond A. 520c; confectioners A. &C.
Nos /. and g. 4s5c: No 1900; No ). 415c: No O.
roc No I. 65c No S, 46Oc; No o. 4.55c; No 10 46oc
No H. 4.45c; Nos r. l3 a. 10 and le 400 Raw
steady in with business quite active. Sales
Domingo centrifugal 80 2a<c. freight
a book Domingo centrifugal 90 test
lice There also further sales about
1000 bags centrifugal at 7-l6c paid, and 5000
bags molasses at l3-l6c. The market closed
716c for centrifugal &C for muscovado
Of interest. Cane ruled steady, with
doing Java quoted Us. and fair refining
sugar quiet but steady with February
quoted los and March at los.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-16
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Feb l5-cattle-Choce. to iOC higher
including Texans: others steady strong Butchers
stock and Gamers active 5a1Oc higher Feeders IN
changed Good to choice s. loose poor medium st9
81 90 mixed stockers 50 25Q$3 selected feeders SAG
81 g0 good to choice 81 heifers 81 ESQ
81 10 50 4O0S2 90; bulls So GOds4 20; calves
S5G$7 20; red Texas beeyes. s4ds5, Hogs-AyeraSge
shade higher closed strong; fair clearance top - va
Mixed and butchers 8 1896 good to choice sea IVY
81 9OdS5 O2 rough, heavy 81 15GS4 so; light ~ Op
g. e2s; bulk OF sales 81 s2hQs4 % sheep and lambs.
Strong to lOc higher; clearance. Native wethers
81 00@s5 so; lambs S5aS7 % Western wethers S5gf 50
lambs $6DST 10 Receipts-Cattle, 10000 head
hogs, $1,000 head: sheep 1000 head
Cincinnati. Feb. 15r-Hogs-Active. strong. - l5@
s5 ON. Cattle-Dul. s36s5 ~ Sheep-Steady 81 oOg
So %. Lambs-Steady 81 50aSI.
East Buffalo. Feb 15.-Receipts of sale and through
cattle and during the wentyfOur hours emo
follows; Cattle. 10 cars sheep
lambs cars: hogs. II Shipments same time;
Cattle cars: sheep lambs II cars: hogs. cars
Cattle-Demand Calf trade good demand. bet
feeling. Choice 81 75qsS, Sheep and
lambs-OnernRs moderate. Lambs ruled full steady.
Choice extra 81 lOGs7 25 good to choice 80 76qsa
$6dS6 20; yearlings. S6dS6 25 all ewes.
25aS4 10 wethers So 50as5 mixed. s5@$5 so Hogs
Offerings General trade slow. Heavy hogs
Workers. sc lower and pigs on
To- Heavy s. Is: mixed So I0@s5 12h: Yorkers
pigs 81 roughs 81 5OqS4 80 stays 50 0oa
81 The close easier the basis of s. O0dsS 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

- New-fork. February 10, 1900.
BEENES- Receipts were 231s cars mead all for
export alive 10 Great Britain except Y
for live cattle to-day. Feeling weak The dressed
beef trade only moderately active and prices weak
Most OF the sales 7qs1ac per sold
small DC Liverpool cables quoted refrig-
beef lower at lOsc No. The Uer West
Indies. took 30 sheep shipped by 1. Dnlenback
To the IiVonan will o tie
Tor Doud & Keller.
CALVES Receipts 1870 head all for the market
Neals fair demand and steady, others firm Stock
cleaned up. Common prime veals sold a $51$7 per
100 ~ ne calves $q$+ 20. barnyard and south
calves 81. city dressed veals steady 0I2lac
ing TO He; little calves sod 6a71ac; dressed
barnyaTd and fed calves 0lpSc.
Sales-Andrew Mullen 1 veals, $50 n S. so
100 NJ do, l27 10, at 81 10; do lOl 10 81:
90 81 10 at so do ~ 10. AZ 81 40; do. 81 10 81
NJ. Collins: 81 Southern calves 3Od n 81; do $50
J. G. Curtis son: veals ll3 No. at s. So; barnyard
calves. i67 ~ IA s.
George Dillenback: veals, Il0 10, at 81 so
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 10 oars 2OS7
head. Including for city slaughterer FOR
the market making. with sta.e stock 1914 sale
Sheep and good stock nominaly rner
In slack demand and depressed selling Of
seven unsod. Common and medium sheep sold
AZ S4gS5 100 NJ common TO prime lambs a So 5OQ
50 40. culls at S3q$G. Dressed IA rihe firm at
IaSc per NJ dressed lambs weak sl.a1Oc. Country
dressed winter lambs higher Sass per carcass and
choice stock exceeded quotations.
Saes-J. II. Hume q Bro: III Michigan lambs. 81 N
average NJ 81 20 100 m: * state do ~ 30
s. Judd & Co: 76 Indiana lambs, ~ H. al 81 40, 81
PENNSYLVANIA a.
NJ Collins 100 Ohio lambs II NJ AZ s. 10
y Harrington: 2O3 Buffalo lambs. ~ al
J. g. Curtis & Son ~ Vermont lambs 81 10 at 50 So
80 Vermont sheep. i06 10, at S..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-16
EXPORTS TO-DAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York Feb. Is. 1900.
COFFEE-Busness il Brazil coffee proceeded
upon g conservative little in the
Of speculation. disposition OF the trade
rather in the OF Qudang interests and in this
transactions reached Of "a, 80 bags, including
le50 bags the csll and 1880 bags up 10 II O'Clock
showing that the afternoon market quiet. Long
coffee continued and the urdertone Of the
market generally weak selling movement origin
sting cables ron Havre. Hamburg and Rio
while the cables reported rmness unchanged
prices Receipts and Santos 1900 bags.
csdrg the latest cables from Brazil The absence Of
Rio and cables yesterday explained by
delay in transmission. Ayres. Some selling
in the local foreign reported.
warehouse deliveries fl the United States and alb
o the open for
supplies The market for futures at the opening OF bust
81 10Gi5 points. Subsequent
unimportant OF a steadier
feeling Just before the market closed The close
steady Al a decline OF 1920 points. Arrived al
New York steamer Lverno with 366ss bags Rio Spot
Brazilian open closed about steady.
somewhat nominal basis of SAC No Rio, in
voice lots We quote: No :. sasc; No :. sac; No g.
No
The range Of local market to-day
(oIiou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-16
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

,r..,., ,. New-York, February 10. 1900
beans AND fEAS-There Is interest
OF exporters and the jobbng trade light still
iI" safes making each day. generally
~ ~ FOR fancy and 81 - for the best OF the
medium and Red kidney steady but NOT
active Other state beans somewhat nominal Foreign
medium ana pea having fair distributing trade al
Wei sustained prices We quote: Beans. choice
per bush - 2Oas2 . 60 medium choice. e. Is; pea
stae ana Alcnigan bbls 81 Is: bags 81 u do
kdhss' cIOice ~ 25n$Z Pin: white kidney choice
s2 DO Yellow eye choice 81 8OGs2 rs: do black
soup cnolct ~ N5dS2 do Lima. California, 50 90; i'm
ported si' ~ i5gs2 so imported pea 81 eed2 imported
bags. 81 27lk. f' ~ - " "'
BGIIbK-rhe supply proving be ample for
requiTehfh's Dat there jobbing trade and the
market TOT nearly all classes stock steady Buyers
sho" no iHisl'n 20 goods than needed
for irnedate use. but they feet price
enough 20 warrant their taking their full complement
goods AoNlces from the indicate exceedingly
weather ana heaNy storms that production may be
lnerIsfea VIII - some but there is
shortage In supply We Creamery Western extras
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-16
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Houston Feb f5-Cotton steady: middling sFsc: low
mddng sssc good ordinary. sc; receipts goa bales
shipments. 9O15. sales. 363: stock. 81 1865.
St Louis Feb. l5-Cotton firm: mddng sIac: low
mddng lee good ordinary. 1870; gross receipts
2569 bales. shipments. 3.S3S stock. 90. 400.
New Orleans Feb 15.-Cotton quiet; middlng sAc
low mdding. Ssc: good ordinary. l516c net receipts
gross, 1000 Great Britain S.347
Continent 1880; coastwise 1894 sales 1000
stock. 43O $40
Savannah. Feb. 15.-Cotton quiet; middling. s16c
low middling. SIC; good ordinary, T$c receipts. 52O
bales: exports coastwlse. 1874: stock. 49, S3
Mobile. Feb 15.-Cotton. nothing doing: middng Sue
low middlinE. ordinary. TAsc receipts. 100
bales: exports coastwise. 22T5; stock. II $50
Memphis Feb 15.-Cotton steady; middIing. SIC:
middlng SIC; good ordinary. 77sc receipts. go
bales: l722; shipments 3215; sales, 5000; stock
1898.
Augusta Feb 15.-Cotton quiet; middling, STsc; low
mddng S9sc; receipts, LOOP bales shipments ISL; sales
934 stock 80 95I
Cincinnati Feb. l5-Cotton steady; middlng SIC: low
middlrg 719c; ordinary, &c; receipts bales
shipments. /. 1876; stock. 1873.
Galveston. Feb 15.-Cotton firm; mddng S$c; low
mddng S%c good ordinary. FAC; receipts g. 743 bales
exports to Great Britain 1850. coastwse 24T5; sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-16

FLOUR AND MEAII-FIour generally held 5dlOc
higher. with buyers ready pay old asking prices
There inquiry for winter patents a fair
trade. but spring patents held high Spring
bakers considerably fairly Sprfng
patents, So s5as4 - winter straights s. 45as3 80;
No winter. 81 76as2 30; No winter 81 cog
80 70; grade. s179sI7 II per ton, arrive. -.
BUCKwHEAT FLOTR-Duli: quoted: 81 4Gqsl 80. 49,.
RYE FLouR-stesdy: fair 70 good s3ds3 %. choice to
fancy So SGdS3 30. - CORN MEALl-F1rm: quoted:
Kiln cned 81 1882 Is as brand. BAG MEAL
Firm: quoted Fine white and yellow. e0c; coarse sO1
FFED-Stesdy; quoted: Spring bran. sf6 70:
sacks arrive 200 NJ si6 56aslo 10 coarse winter
sl7d*i9 30 letter white: nlddings slGasls so;
city bran. sl7asi7 60 hominy chop sl5 20; oil meal.
s27
RAIN-WHEAT-After she markets got started II
day IN Eli Of the grain staples The upurn
even though short interest as The
previous day abundance Of bull into the
start and helped things 90 that
hour strong UNDERGONE prevailed
r5gks UP the close. which sc higher In
favorable from this country and
bull feeling which prevailed and active Southwest
Understood 20 covering Of shorts
direction. Except for scattered selling Of
wheat which small profit appeared there were no
point May within 3-l6c OF highest price
this season. and sentiment guided by the news
hand appeared than favorable 10 a
bull movement. II strength corn however
Of due
exhibited advance n shown IN long
time and appeared be dominated by verv strong
speculative demand Among Il was felt
that wheat should the 10 profit nv
speculative acTity and that moderate purchases for in