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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-05

lSTtGlOt 80 Z NE u9t-t
Stock Yards. Kansas CITY Mo, FEBRUARY
The following sales of Texas and InJian
T1ritory cattle were made here To-Day:
" T. Clyner, Leonard. 900 poun1 eteers
800. W. sudbury. Temp c, oS} pound steers
90 French & Son, Tempe, 1875 mound
steers, Ala; 800 pound steers t.p0. j. ".
sharp Hilsboro. 1884 pound bulls. 80 W
l., Reynolds, Cisco, 1880 pound bulls I'D
u e1ng Co. Waco, 1913 pound steers 4 .0j
N: SAMSON. AlYarado. 1912 round COWS. 3 30:
ai6 pound cows, flo, w Parker. Wichi Il
Falls ll39 pound steers, t25 J. s. Casey
HlllsboTo, oiS pound steers Ito. s. A.
Cavett McGregor. 1854 pound steers, 8. 30
VIM. Amther, MoGregor. 1885 pound steers.
$50 D. II. Lynn, McGregor, aii pound
stels 375. C. e. Boxbourn Bis,. i2ll
ronnI steers 40; 615 round hoifors a.
Kansas CITY. February i.-Cattle--Receipts
$50 natives, 1900 Texans Naive steers lOc
lower; Texas strong; COWS. hc!ers and stock
ere and feeders steady Native beef steers
i"On5 50; s1ckers and feeders 3.756fi - /.
We tern fed steers 4.2Id5.0o Texas and
indian steers 3,Il64 So: cows . OOG4 %; hcif-
efs 3.Sfd 30; Gamers o.!od3.nN: bulls 3 00q
90; calves 5.5od7 80, Hogs-Rece pts 5000
Market ioc higher. Top 5.42ls; bulk of sales
- d3:fo; heavy 5.35f5. 41l6: mixed s.95d
90; Light 5.Ooftj so: pigs 8 SOFAS 90 Sheep
receipts 2eoo. Marke' sc higher. western
lambs 5.l5dj, Is; IVES eru wethers 4. 25T4. Is.
Western yearllnGs 450Qj,0l; ewes a.15dl % :
culs 2.5CI3 30
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corroN's GAINS
" ere Due TO Covering by Nervous
shorts.

Sew York February Friiav's advance
from the local cotton market was aurmcptod
20 ag be additional gains. duo, a. was then
t'f case. 20 covering nv nervous shorts and
lisjt tuvlng for foreign account Investors
vrrc slow TO Spcr tho uit. owing TO con
actinG reports tonccrniug the disposition
intended by the Ianuary rliauo Of Us t1't-
nga on contract Crnn estimates and tdo
crop motomCn, Nvrc also Cou1ictinr 90
thc opening the m4rkc' was uuic, and
rnutS higher ia 40 M lower For the rest
OF the forenoon bu-tuoss was light with the
SHORTS showing q posi- iyc attitude Much
smaller receipts saturday and TODAY. with
generally firm public and private Ltyerpo
cables. caused that branch of che trade 10
seek protection and dvnid fur,hcr commit
men on the short sdc
Manchester Wa reported 10 b. doing bet
Tel business with foreign countries now
than at amy time since the soAscn opened
while holders of Npot cotton were said to be
holding out for highcr prices IA the after
noon short nervousness increased On prcdic-
lions for another hulish chance in nrcca
abroad tomorrow and for continued lirht
receipts, Sellers were scarce aud thc mar.
tei seemed almost hare Of cotton while thu
short interest In March and May proved a.
sclf 20 he moro extensive than generally sun
posed The market finally was nuict and
stea6y with prices unchanged to points
hlghor.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. per keg. 81 OO9
So. blasting powder N,65 per keg. drop
shoL per sack Sl.05. DUCK $3.50.
BACON ENrd short clear. IN sacks SS,c.
regulars &c; boxed &c higher; bellies ya4a
TAGGING AND rlEs-Bigsins, lib. So i.
ir0m Houston. Nie
per y 40. J. Iall WEIGHT basis "a s4G7i.e
pe. 10. special sizes ~ h.gaer.
CANpLES-Star. full welght lie: Granite
full weigh, lie Electric Lights Toe
CEAt> f-iortland S2.7oIS,so, kosondale
,coFFEE,-Rio, fair, o.; primo alsaaxc:
iowa l;e, Roasted eofees; Arouekles Ar!oss.
pass lco-b cases i:,SoS delivered ss-ib
SR-NCKERs.-A b soda, bulk. boxes sMe.
lib cartons 6sAe, ginger suaps Sc; creams
S.; Stage planks &c; cakes and iumbes IL.
FLOUR Basis AS-lb sacks Fancy high
patent $50 fancy half pateat IS GO. THRU
grade SS,ao 2i-pound sack, l0e per barrel
-"ggaeri Hour u wood iSe per barrel h!gaer.
Pond cream meal in barrels ss.00GIsS 10; Peal
meal in sS-lb sacks, 81 So per barrel of four
Seeks scotch oats 100; Friends oats 81 so:
columbia oats s2.ooas,i0; Hawkeye oats SEQ
LARp--Rehued tIeree. compound. sHc, lea,
S&c bO-lb cans higher than teroes I0-ib
cana higher; 0-ib cans &c higher; S-lb
HANS---stnndard ss@ne pIcri, hams Sc.
hoNEN--ln barrels uOd7ae per gallon; IA
Co-ib cans. extracted. 5si6c per pound ia
bu Sdllc; IN ls-lb cans, extracted 5j5g5c:
nutnd sections ladpl3c,
LiME-Bulk 81 90 per barrel: eoopered
N..h
MoLAssEs-R eboiled. fair ls&t9lsc: prime
sqsle; choice 2s426c. fancy new crop syrup
ssgsSc; pure new crop syrup s5c.
Condensed MILK = Eagle s7.oca7. ss:
Magnolia 81 sG6ii rs; Dime 81 eo6fs 10: chai.
lenge 81 seas 90
ofsTERs--i.lb fuli weisnt s-oz 90as5c
pound. nli weight. S,eSsSi. o.; s-nnana NJ,
Neght, 1902, 81 T5si \. sos I'm light we,gnt'
Aspsa,. "a. Nghi We xhi, k51a0s
rirki.kS-- Five rr'ion tegv sl1lo. in-rai.
on k7c, So 81 ishhis 81 ~. rlnts Amerl.
| can ANtr An9Nr quarts American style
s-So' ls.saloa 50 .Qgss 2S- Gallon. Am.rl-
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IN THE STOCK MARKET.
Stocks Under Influence Of the Purchase OF
the Southern Pacific.
DEMAND WAS LARGE AT TIC OPENING
Professional Spectators Took nm
Active Fart in the Market, Mn
pipulptins Prices.


New York, February the stock market
y,s under The influence Of the news Of the
.,,ro.,.a ~ no cop rot ~ tho snu,ber, p,.
Pu r4aSS - - . :,
cine by syno.eaCe ihtereslsp ~ Tue enion
Pacific. Notwithstanding the ra.n corrobo-
,,.t,, hv tbe tana on Er sav a. The RI
-.
n'ofs OF tne ueai' 'ne speeu'A'ViS "e'S
not withou DOUBTS, md the Official adui.5-
az al o. ths lusrkct Ma .losed on Friday
80 80. :. ,,.,,..,,a,'.i.
souH' '"e " 49,. -.
hess ior wGil5 rumors vi deals nave oeen
mex ILr u.any "tcks past, ,nis pirucuiar
,s nau MOI veen torl,uta.,d, eyea 10 tne
.at Is,.o,, .. s.s ,1,slo ~ a.uril cOu-
,,..,uce MAS 4 is.sA ana eAc.,au lvmLud
.,a,ns Al "a. ..,,,...ng quay AZ a Issd..
.,'n..nl.,.,.... =, ..5..s -. deys "a u..i-
an ms s.nce las. rItua; rlese wery
Nc 1Jta.1ss "a Nanuus s.o,as inner Tue
tActeu J.uu.ng ot conps..ns otokeis. rney
bvuen, l...Oy snsres "a uh-on rac..e LDv.i
AN u, .tt,,, manner A. Simultaneous pf .css
~ NJ. To NJ. ru.uparea wan sic, on + rlddy
II .ut ma uo.u.us prce IA suutlera "a
i',r WA The ents NAT STOCK seAinx Al
boIs I,I and e., IN a transfer OF ,1OJ
,o,to rio ne,io - rtne IRON London m
fns oonn'px mr. COS va, cous,oerap.y oeiow
rrs t,r ~ Of mn estanl.s she'd in London III )
,nS,r,nc lin rinn m wall sireet does no
lean 10 the ronclusion that tne sale o. the
rnad js Tor mo ooneu- nj the slo.K wh,Ca
,emains nm Inc m,rke as H. constitute. a
,,,,r,ri,, t'otr =, a rnad nresunaniv IN no
al u.
I,c ~ a.
'Tbn ,rorsssionsi sneculstors tnok an act
iva nar - in the r,,Ts,- Min the aavantase
onered for ,l mo ispan oItside demand t1r
otocts t,rac,eS hv 10 soit;herp psn tr deaj
IN tSo,S ,,srinu,a; Of ne advanc mr. &c
n o,,,t pn,da domons.rstiye IA Tor
II, ,oo $780, ~ ~, pacISc -, az i, was
an'cVi,. s,,nn, Cd IN sinSie htoch ana az
dop Nov b,S AZ rnied below l,or
~ ~ 80 -, ~ ds,
~ rb ."' cnmniciton Tho sou,,sr, Pacific
=, 1ns,c,.o+, rsSrsrd sdai,ior, Il crodnnae a rn
,,,rs ~ r.Sar ro,io ,rsasactJons +,
Nal nro6abis aIin Thai tbs iItsIibooS ~
LEM PPro,aon,ions 1nero,icd ~, tSc S,r'
IN y ~ .; An
i.n ,d 81, poct, isi,nd - ,i,r ror nv
Su euT vi ,.o'N ,s'n a, - 'S W
t ~ ~ at ~ ""
o.. ~, - A. rh w ~ s,ssiNa
49, ~ "s - ~ ,i,, ost ~. 20 80
dis, nsN n rb 80 ,,t. - ~ III,
ue'',,.ss' ~, ,me nios e,ueuJ ~ ~,
N's aSseS y" nv ~. 'na
~" ~ ,I ~ s,,C , ~
~ Ne has u.en nsa ,Te.to i1,o ivy sa,S
VI we ~ daF 100 "Na'v,u Sums go
,elor 10 IGceHI Iu.noIs aoaI Is 70 pass ~
ne, o a. sum ii W.
~ ~ S.oVNs 1nFsnJto :; 'ue ptIlesre' ors:
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carsili & Richardson say of the cotton mar
ksl In their circular Of Yesterday; A con-
siderable short interest In cotton was c,i-
IDENTIFY created last week on the theory that
the manipulators In January were selling
March for tho purpose Of rcdelivering the
cotton taken ca January, This Interest was
covering agaiu today. causing a smlll ad-
vance IN all the markets. LIVERPOOL was
good. rs 20 3is-6 up. snOts l-32 uu. The
strength there was IN the late uosltons
whirb was reelected In the same months Ia
New York, February and March being quiet,
while April 10 August were Arm. Moro out
sdo speculation was evident. and higher
prices are predicted by many. The move
ment was moderate with Indications OF cont
narativey free receints for the week Now
York closed unchanged TO : up. New Orleans
Z 10 10 IN. Spots x lover IN Now York
and revised New Orleans. Houston and Cal
weston New York stock continues to IN
crease. now being l5l9th
Cotton has boon a good SCALP time and
again around present prices, and should the
market advance to about 90 March Nav
New York. there should be enough selling
10 turn the market downward again
Liverpool should be 1864 no tomorrow.
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50 Louis February -Wheat--No, . red
oash 'sl7 May 72isa52N. july 7,7,; No. .
rarl UiaMUA Corn NJ Cash 81. My
'17sd3S, tuly ssh oats No. cash 25I;
May 2S7s 81 9 whit, 49, pork-Fi~m
iohhing ltia Lsrd-llIeher Is. Fl1Ir
quiet Patents . 65n3.15. extra fanny and
stra sht3 3 1td3 90. clear . ,ndS 30 Timothv
seed IN demand AID firm a. 2jHi - fr,
average receipts; nrime worth more Cnrn
meal e1dv 2.0i BrBn icarce Arm. sacked
cast track 60 TIlv. tin nthv weak q iQH IA Cn
Prairie stronger : oNd7 10, Whisky stcadv
o.. iron cotton ties L25 BaggngS ,dGN.
Bcmp tV'n' 0c Ury sat meats Boxed.
hrni, extra shorts l2'e clear ribs Z -
clear fidcs s7e Bac1I -RoYod, firm extra
4tcr'o fS''a clear ribs sl2is clear sides
SIS Rc'ciutF Flour 2lo'0; oats lSt 01l.
corn 81 NH, oats q, 600 Sh pmcnts--Flour
slul. Nhcai if ntl. cnIn G0N0l. ats 65.n1
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SAN ANGELO NOTES.

James Wsddeli bought from ", 4
son abou; $50 steers
j f. Hnde sold o spsarmin I'M
head of cows at fe0.So.
J. G. Stick sold 10 spesrmiu tlr1
head Of 5-year-old steers at SD
Nineteen horses have been boush, q
British army this week at {i6 n5A
San Angelo. Texas, February
Burrows sold 10 j. ". Thornton z n
seek horses at IS. L
Thomas Bail of Menard eouniy Na'l
b. Overstrcct OF Crockett county Z Y,
SIS and one h.gh-grade Hereford pall 4
Hudson & McAulay are reported Y
bought 800 Territory cows from AZ
Verne at SIS per head, delivered
ont.
]. r. Nosworthy and ]. 7. ls ~
ported stock OF Spanish Jacks anasa
Inc animals, il having been dsFa1
that mules from native Jacks nsn z
animals.
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THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
THE SALES MADE ny TEXANS AT
EAST ST. LOUIS.
Receipts OF Texas Cattle mt st. Louis
1ooO-Tcxon mud Indian steers
$3.50 TO St.S5.

Cspec.al 10 The Post Reported by st. Louis
National stock Yards.)
National ock Yards NJ February f.
Tne following saics were made today BIZ
Texas and Indian Territory mon:
5. =. Graalcy, Eu-aula. l. T.. 1868 and
,06l found steers. 4l5 Planters Oil com.
pany, Waterford Texas, 1855 pound steers.
as. r. L Gatcvood, Clcburne Texas, 1910
mound steers. 400. d. A. Castings, Clebutne
Teas a-j mound steers, S.s5. S II, Brown.
che sea, /. T.. 1911 pound steers, 40 NJ.
:. Young, Cleburne. Texas 400 pound bulls
SO, lUs3 pound steers Is Dale. Bonnam.
g56 pouno steers f.ol. Thirteen hundred
Texans; strong 10 to 10 higher.
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4 Flood OF Oil.

Groesbeeck. Texas. February 1.-Two
large oil tanks belonging TO the oil mill
burst Saturday afternoon and about 20, 0u0
gallons OF oil ran out. The most OF IL.
however, will be saved as 1t is damned
up All the available tanks in town have
been gotten to put ii in
MIR. Crawford, an employee at the mill.
came near beinS drowned by the oil Had
he not been on high place he would
have been forced down by 1t.
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uotations for mddling At othor spot mar
!. together with tho sales
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AFPLES--New York Baldwins si..5ffi. so;
california box ~ Snsi -
BANANAS-St 756it on Der bIrch
COCOANUrS-~Per sack - 00ef4 rs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cod, crate 81. SOC
so. barrels tl0. oanil. 90
GRAPES-Mdlags. half barrel fun weight
81 Ia1S. -. Catawbas. 5-lb. baskets 90
i0-baske' carriers So 90.
LhMoNS-Cplitornla, extra fancy 81 son
20 rer box
ORA NGES-Nnvels 70 7SSTa o.. seedlinrs
s., 9592.J0
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NcxY York Money.

New York, February l,--Money gu call
steady. ls,de per cent Prime mercantile
paper sal per cent. Sterling exchange firm,
with actual business N bankers bills at
4ssh for demand and az i.s2% for sixty
days Posted rates .S5ui .s5ia and i.so Com
mercisl bills f.SGi.si1s. Silver GER feates
62n63. Bar silver 6lk. Mexican dollars
t7l4. Government bonds steady; State bonds
inactlve railroad bonds firm
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Carload lots T. o. b. cars rom millers.
dealers charge from store al 100 more per
100 lbs on bran, 2f3c per busbel on oats and
ccin and l0dl5o per 100 lbs on hay.
bRAN--per l0o pounds S0ds2c
WHEAT SHORTS-Per 100 pounds s5da0c
CORNING, sacked 5ld52c.
CORN CHOPS-MiXed and uure 93G97c
OArS-32n53isr ger busheL
HAY Alfalfa $40 GOA II 90; ch Dice timothy
isC0nl 6 50, South Texas pralrlc hay rs 500
1909
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COFFEE

New York, February s.--ceFee futures
ops ,,. win prices 10 lowei under general
seillng led by room bears ana foreign In.
terests The weak Europesh markets ana
sisgnant spot markets. with u giut Of snn'
plies the world over. we're depressing Ia.
nueoccs Thr m3gks; closed sicsdy. with
prices 10 Is points ne; lower Total ssis.
800 bass. including MsrcA s. t0Sf5. q! NAV
s.oSoo 50; July 5.6S; September 700 4 ;S
November $50, peeembef sa5 spo, bs-eiy
rordoya sdls,s
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NEW ORLEANS.
,xnnot.t. ~

New orleans February 4-The New Or
ieSns live stock exchange reports:
oherelpts-Cattle, 2S2; calves and yearlings
~ hogs, 20. sa es-Ca tic, s.: small SO.
hoss' l02 Left over-Ca tie, lOs small. $40
bset cattle left over chiefly inferior; com
mon 10 good choice grades in light supply.
price. nrm' Inferior calves and yeariings
pen ilul; good to choice in active demand
~ lull quotations. Hogs continue in over
supply; demand only good for choice.
neeVes +"ni.5v. far 10 good S.2j1375.
2.5udS. 90 "a" " kooi
;. TearlinEs a.25ff'.7s; fair tc rood 50 cca
Hogs i25nI.fs,
sheep 5%qHt.
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BUTTER AND Fccs

Chicago. February ,..,, ,,sss''c "a!
creamery lla2l; dairy ll'sS
i04GliA. Eggs dull: lresa -Esr<> =
5574 packages; frm; ,aSN
20ls Western loss OF ls4 rsfs tlfs'1
st. Louis, February rlEffs a,
Kansas City, February Il 10 a
Missouri and Kansas stock " easss a
rsturned New white wsoo
&c more. pu.ttr :.
There were no Offerings ~ &
lO.5eO tubs.
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Current Quotations on Round Lots of
staple Commodities.

THESE quotations arc revised daily and their
eorreetucss can be relied upon The prices
age those ruins in Houston Wholesale mar.
Sel5.
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New York stocks are now at the hsh point
o, ii- seasou--lbi,9ii bales.
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COTTON SEED TROUT

f. o. B. mill, Texas ih's'~ MI
cording to location; 50
prime crude oil, loose $500 s.
prime summer yellow oil ." ia
Linters. per pound ..,.''''''' ~,
Prime cotton seed meal .''.rT m I
prima cotton seed cake -'n' Il d q
ouotatious on prime cotton ~ ss' an
prime cotton seed cake are ~ (,
Galveston. --cotto1 =
easy: prime crude IS no"'l.
low 81.
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New York. February THE following Ia
BILE. compiled by Brads,reet, shows the bank
clesrlnes a. the principal cities for the week
ended today. with the percentage OF IN
ciea,e and decrease compared with the
ct corresponding week last yesr:
TITS year Last year. Inc.
MONDAY ........ sl,62J,97s sl-1S2,ji6 'Slo616'
decrease.
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New York, February 4,--owinE to bad
spot business has heen slow TODAY orders
from the road OF about average volume; no
change in prices OF any line Of either stable
or fancy cotton goods. Print cloths duh
and unchanged
number OF lines Of heavy WOODEN aud
worstfd fancy suitings In meu's wear OF
fered today but BUYERS showed little inter.
est 10 them. Prices averaged about 20 per
cent lower than a year ago.
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Following werc tho closing quotations IN
bonds at New York: ,,,
u IS, relund.ug reg .,.s..,,..'.. .',.'!yos
U : IS. rounding coupon ......,.'....'!vo9
tinted States 3s, registerei :-...s...''iio
United states o. coupon Tex int).."...,llv
United states new Is. registered ....'- iS...i
L 5 new Is, coupon tex int... r......'lJIA
United Statas OLD A. Registered. .....'..liSs
United states old ~. coupon..........,..il3!
,ni,sd ct,gs. ~ registered .f10ih
nitsd { stes rs eonpon lex init 80. .li0H
u. strict of Columbia 3.b5s tex inp les
Atch!sCn general Il ...,..,.........,...'.iu IVA -
A hi on adjustment IS .......,...s''..'' plM
1 dorado Southern H. ...............'...' os.s
I,or wsrth aud Denver Ctty LIST ...... Sl5s
/. us and Nash nm ned tours .,.'.''.''-'lpl
Missouri. Kansas aud Texas IDS ..'...'. ~
NJ S ouri. Kansas and Texas IS .....,.' s..!,S
Heading general Is ..,.....''''''..'''.'' ~.
Mo Graiide Western lists ..,..s........'. s,s.
81 Louis atri iron Mountain consot % '.iiS1
81 Louis and san Francisco genera' Gs,lss
Southern Pacific 81 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sf.f
southern Railway IS .,..,....:...''''. lia@
STANDARD Rope and Tw re Ga loid,...". 81
Texas and Pacific hrsts (ofetedl ........lll
Texas and Pacific seconds ......-.,s...'.. 70
Uuion Pacific IS ....'..'''.''.'i voA
wabash lists OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. '''iiS,s
wabash IDS ........,...''''''..' ''''''. tv,f'
west Shore fours (bid).............,...'.ll
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corroN on sn1rnoARn.
GALVESTON STOCK
Z GALVESTON GRAIN MOVEMENT.

edlVes'on, Texas, February 4--Raceipts OF
wheat; Gulf. Colorado and santa Fe, as
ears: Missouri. Kansas and Texas. 10 cars,
internatlonal and Great Northern, cars.
Galyes!on. Houston aud Henderson, / car,
T TsiNs Houston aud Northern. car.
E,evators aud b. Receipts si.7Si bushels
81 wNat; since July /. 1915 i06 bushels, de-
nyety toaay steamer Cromwell s. 500 bushels
Stock i,O4l,9i6 bushels.
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4 i; ; 81; ;;| / !;

COMMITTEES 10 arrange for The n,s
the Texas Live Stock sSsos,ailon n
Stock show today selected tbs. tvo ,lipl
the latter exhibit: Judge, Shor,han
Charles Mcfarland, Alede; iIertlsa
william Powell, Charming.
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CHICAGO.

noS Gdso, FEBRUARY i,-Cattle-Receipts 49,.
ooo including 1000 Texsns; good Ia cho'ps
s,ssrS strong; ethers steady; but hers stock
spu exams steady; good TO prime steers S ia
ge;oo, poor TO medium s.50g5 90; stockers
;2o; he4ers ?75Gi. 50; Gamers I've Sooi3 O ~
I sT na steady. 2'oai.2o, calves steady, 4, 0olp
S wv, Texas fed steers i.OeG4 50; Texas grass
c c,ee e S;sgg4.OO; bulls 2.50qs 65. Hogs--Re,
;eti ever 5000; market openeS strong n shed.
S S,sasr, and closed hrm top 5. 49, mixed and
~ Su'cHers 025d5. 20; good to choice heavy & AZ
ei sS rough eoq5 80; Eight ). 2oa5 40: bulk
snes1 =, o;SoHe.fo. Sheep-Receipts 10000
s sSoG, 70 cnoics wethers s.sOq4. 90; fair to
1Ts aS mixed and Western sheep I. sodii 90
~. u sneep 2.SeqS. 50 native lambs 4 soSf
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WOOL.

81. Louis, February i.--Wnol--null: Ter
ritory and Western medium l5m17; fine 12D
l6; coarse Fails
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london, February i.--Consols for money
96ss; ;or the account %. Bar silver steady.
% 5-l6d per ounce, Money Shai per cent.
Short bills I PEI cent; three months bills
3TsG1i per cent.
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SUGAR.

New Orleans. February ts.sls 4 *
open kettle SHfsIs. upen s,sftt,
1 5.i6: centrifugal yellorss, e, kstf
es.Gi. Molasses quiet; ~
centrifugal s@gt; syrup snsaf-s'<
New Cork. February s.
ket steady. ~
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METALS.

New york. rebrosrs ~ =. w
o soe,io "a Tin auiet hul "a ~
FER nomiusf at iT.so. h
unchanged.
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New York February t--Ciearines s125.-
oiaItj: balances tlo.27s.9iS
Par's February Three per cent rentes
i02f, zoe FOR the account; exchange on Lon
don 2jf, lSisc for checks.
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s. 49,
RlcE--Extrs fancy head sik9exc; dolce
sac.
III, RopE,SissI basis .7-is. sic; Manila is@c:
Vhiafred lsth yarn Sc; tarrcd nc.
shLI-.Iou.sIsna, coarse So; nne Doc; tbls
?s,ios $3.50; Co.'s 81 so; loo-3s. $685. 7o-is.
SALT FISH Msckercl. No. In io.lb kits
sstMM 90: hslt bbls 7o-lb No. 1 $3.50: tubs
sALMoN--Fsncy Pillar Rock Columbia
River 8 so; colutnbia River Il s51iI5; Spear
Alaska 81 D.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quarters u.5014.15;
mustard 80 ,aoni 90; imported Gillette grade,
quarters 81 30. fancy sprats, quarters N.oo.
STARCH--Standard goods; Pearl. In f0.lb
boxes 3Snic: Royal Gloss. bulk &c;
N,ekei 100 packages. per box 2.'S; cora
starch SAC per III, 20 and 40 10 boxes,
SUGAR Quotations are for small lots. Spe-
ga prices are given On carload orders.
Standard graduated 5Nc. cubes and pow.
dered sac: Louisiana yellow clarified choice
ey 5hc; choice 5hc.
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LIVE STOCK NOTES

ana Texas. February t.-Mossrs TER,
sro,, %sAiee shipped four carloads ~ nor.
Ws-, ssfs 70 81. Louis today.
Ter sh;rnes ssntutry i,Mr c. T. Hun
~. s,me . Ch.csgo yesterdsv.
toFt Worth. Texas, Februarv
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ST LnnIs

s-Sn Louis, February 4.-Cattle-Receint.
h. y, including 1000 Texans: market stronr.
msner, the latter for Texans; native SHIN.
shass ana export steers i75Sii. So, dressed
AZ ,e Sna butcher steers i40ei5. 10; steers nm
s ses ievo pounds S+od4. %: stockers and ICED.
ean, .p9 t ~ COWS aud heifers .OOfil Is;
in ,dn steers 2.5OfI4. Is: cows IA ss. ana
s s;,oss Hogs-Reoeipts 100: market
nsens, DC higher pigs aud lights Z a5sTS 81.
~Reesn, o.sS ~ co. butchers 1906, g. Sheep
native mn,t %o; market market active and strong:
-'''ui.2o; stockers 2 .2563. LUCAS
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or GALVESTON, February
ARRIVED
A'mcran CBrl, lirhown, from la.
yana
sch Mary u. II q, bow (Am) from Bal.
t,murc
CLEARED.
s. Ileslcysidc tBr1, Mckee, FOR HAMBURG
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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

Qulnlue, 3sdiOc per ounce bottle; morphine
- 8i12.55 Ger ounce; cocaine So 90 per ounce.
bcFdN sl2c per pound n luU-pOund packages.
copporas st.i1 IN barrels. castor oil 81. 20 per
gallon in 5-gallon packages; epson salts 81. -
per huadred IN barrels. alcohol s. I073 Oh
per gallon. sulphur 2.65 per 100 in barrels;
aium 2jsc per pound in barrels: saltpetre !,
PCT pound In barrels canphor 7Oc. wood
acohol sl.o0i gum opium $685.: powdered
opum t4s5: oarbolio acid 40Gta' per pound
~ bottles calcium carbide -. 20 per cwt.
d6llYered TsKas common railway poin;s
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Cable Statistics and Receipts Against
Higher Wheat Prices.
NAY WHEAT CLOSED Ia DEPRESSED
CIR and Provisions = liz
to- LIZ Higher.

chcsgo, February i-csb,o statistics aud
reooips were against higher WHEAT uric.s
today aud May closed y under Friday. Cora
and oats closed shade higher, provisions
~ q to ~ higher