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Financial Gable.

New YORK, February 19.--The CONNER
ciai. Advertisers London financial cable
gram says: All markets here were Idle
f,tiav. in the dumps because there WAS
no African news; because there was.
hitch in the Chinese negotiations and be.
cnuse of miserable fog. American shares
were also featureless. They wore drll
enough before the New York opening. On
moderate sales by Wall street. the. close
was worse and there was no market In
tho street afterward Money Is still tight.
The call loan rate began at AZ and closed
ga. The probable fall Of the bank rate
has been fully discounted.
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Chanae in sentiment.

Cnrgill & Richardson say Of the cotton
market In their circular of yesterday: A
decided change In sentiment turned the
cotton markets today, prices recovering
quickly after period Of weakness during
the forenoon. SelllD. Nhort had become
too fashionable and liquidation being prac.
tlcnly over shorts took n hand and lind
prices.
The movement was free but failed to
depress values as considerable more In
qulfy Tor spots was seen. Exporters re-
port only small sales. but believe better
business In spot cotton will soon be seen
lie Interior Is not pressing cotton for
cole as Is usual on weak markets Taking
the situation as whole II seems much
better, and fssther Improvement In prices
Is not at all improbable Cotton on its
merits is on frm basis, and with an inn
proved demand from abroad sharp re.
action should he seen. Liverpool Ia due 10
be up 3 tomorrow. ~
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Atlanta, Ga.-Snles Of fertilizers here are
larger than ever before. 1t is argued that
the acreage planted TO cotton will be
greatly increased.
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BETTER COTTON MARKET.
After a Period Of Weakness There
Was a Change Of Sentiment.
NEW YORK GAINED s TO I POINTS
Spots Closed 1-32 Down at Liverpool
f-i6 Down at New York and In
changed Elsewhere.
NEW YORK GAINED s TO I POINTS

The cotton market. after having been
dominated for some time by the size OF
the movement, seems now to respond To
other Influences. On Monday, without amy
apparent good reason for doing so. the
market lost several points, aud ON ycster-
day, with the prime cause almost equally
as haA to discern, prices took an upward
turn, the close being to I points higher
Mt New York. This gain was made, too,
without any particular support from the
Livc.rool market. In fact, that market
closeu III TO 2-64d lower than the pre-
vious day, though the relative difference
between Liverpool and New YORK annulle
the weakening effect OF the depreciation
at Liverpool. The New Orleans exchange
was closed. Spots closed l.32d down at
Liverpool Lice down at New York and
unchanged elsewhere. The New Orleans
holiday.
Yesterday witnessed notable change In
sentiment as to cotton. The morning scs-
sion on the New York exchange was spir-
tless and weak, but in the afternoon a
change came. Selling short had run its
course, and with sellers practically no
more IN the market, the bull contingent
regained some of their former assurance
and bid prices up. The lack of pressure
Of cotton for sale from the Interior LETT
the market free of the weakening inilu
encc of such pressure. end the efforts for
higher prices We're very well rewarded
The impression seems to be general that
there Is Improvement in sight for business
In spot cotton, based principally upon the
hope OF better demand from foreign
markets, and the opinion that better days
are yet Ia store for cotton before the
end of the season Is far more pronounced
than IL was a week ago.
The range of prices for the active months
ut New York was as follows:
New York Open High. Low. Close.
M MaEen -. -. sS8 SIS SIS $50 s.S7os
Estimates for today are: New Orleans,
1900 to $500 bales, against Cab last year;
year.
One Of the bulls said The man will
pay dear for 1t who sells this market short.
If the South adopts short time In It's mills
that will tend to keep down the acre
age. And how can yuu expect trade In
cotton goods 10 Improve when the manu-
facturers are trumpetng II through the
country that they can't sell anythingt The
are spelling their own market. Meantime
the mills are making money. one that
was Started only last October has Just
made u fine statement. And the others
are making plenty Of money, too. The
crop is not over 9,T'n.0oO bales, and you
VIII yet see much higher prices
Atlanta Ga.-Snes Of fertilizers here are
larger than ever before 1t is argued that
the acreage planted to cotton will be
greatly increased.
some think the February movement
may not exceed G75,00o bales, against
$1,000 last year.
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GRAIN AND Hay

Carload lots, f. o. b. cars from .nillers.
dealers charge from store 5@ilOc more DER
10, lbs on bran, 2M3c per bushel on oats
md corn. and 10m15c per 100 lbs on hay.
BRAN-Per 100 pounds. SomS4c
WHEAT SHOR'TS-Pcr 100 pounds, g.,
0I90c.
CORN-No. sacked, 5oisN53c
CORN CliOPS-Nlixed and pure 9369Sc.
OATS 3iM35lac per bushel.
HAN Alfalfa, S13D6tl3.50: choice timo.
thy, Sl6O0Ml6 1925; South Texas prairie
nay, S5.10mI.O0: North Texas and Terri.
tory hay, $9.00d1o.0O,
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CASH; ; q; 81! 3:
COTTON SEED PROBE

F. O. B. mill, Texas lnle'~ n
cording 10 location NJ
Prime crude oil, loose.I' III
Prime summer yellow OIL III
Linteis, per pcund...". 4
Hulls, baled ...;.....i;''ss l n |
Prime cotton seed meai''''a1l NI
Prime cotton seed cake. iim|
Cotton seed, at stations.,,a,,,e a
Quotations on prime e sst, u
and prime cotton seee "a Cots
New York, February * pa.'
easy: prime crude -
o0d 29I6.
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CHICAGO.

Chicago, February 19.--Cattle-R Receipts
10000, including so Texans, market gen
orally steady; good TO prime steers +.eOn
GOO; POOR to medium 3.40@4.T0; stockers
and feeders 2.65@450; calves 4.OO6.6. 10;
TEXAS fed steers 4.00Gi5.0o; Texas grass
steers 3.30d40o; Texas bulls 2.5on3. 50.
llogs-Rccelpts S5,oC0: market opened
steady; closed weak; mixed and butchers
5,loqo.i0; good to choice heavy 5.30d5. 40
rrough heavy 5.15d5.25; light 5.l56t535.
Sheep-Recepts 10000; market strong TO 10
cents higher; good TO choice wethers 4OOT
800; fair to choice mixed 3.50m4 20; Texas
sheep 2.oOd3.60; native lambs 4.25cl5. 20;
Western lambs 500d5. 20.
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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS

.Qu!nlne 40di2c per ounce bottle; mo,
phine, S234m2.55 pei ounce; cocaine. $3.50
per ounce -Sornx S1sc per pound in 100.
castor oil, 81 20 per gallon In 5,galon
Packages; epson salts. 81 10 per HUNDRED
In barrels; alcohol. So 1908 90 per gallon 1:
sulphur, s2.6j per 100 in barrels; alum
pound In barrels; camphor zoe; wood ALEC
mol, Slm; gum OPIUM So. 81; powdered
opium, 81 50; carbolic acid, 40G4oc per
p"rnd In bottles; calcium carbide So 20
per cwt., delivered Texas common railway
points. M -
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New York Money.

New York, February 19.-Moncy on cali
tile paper 3lkd4ia per cent. Sterling cA.
change firmer with actual business In
bankers bills Mt 4.s7M4SIA for demand
and at 4S4GI4 s44 for sixty days; posted
rates 1. s5at4. ssh and 4.ssM4. ssh; CONNER
cial bills 4S3An4. s3&; silver certificates
t1leG 2iah bar silver .elh: Mexican, dol
lars AK. Government bonds steady; state
bonds inactive: railroad bonds irregular.
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ST Louis, February .-Cattle-Receipts
iVop; including 300 Texans: market slow.
weak and cents lower; native shipping
ana export steers 4.5oM3.60; dressed beef
1000 pounds 3.5oM4.70: stockers and feed
ers -'4Odf. 40; cows and helfers 2.006i4 go;
Gamers l.2o@2.I5; bulls 32Jd4 10 Texas
ahu indian steers 3.50di.j0; COWS and
hefers 2.356i3 30 Hogs-Receipts Siol
mead; market steady pigs and lights 5.ooaf
9'"u; packers 5,20G5.30; butchers 5.32lSG1
30 sheep-Recelpts 100 head; market
steady; native muttons 4.10n450: lambs
4.5Ou530; culls and bucks 3. 506jI u, West
erbnl yearlings 4,s5; Western sheep 1850
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.


These quotations are revised daily and
their correctness can he relied upon. The
prices are those ruling in Houston whole
sale markets.
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APPLES-New York Baldwins, 81. 0oSi
400: California box. S150d1.75.
BANANAS-S1. 756l2. 90 per bunch. hacked
tOtOANUTS-ter sack 50 tiON74 *
CRANBERRlES-Cape Cod. crate, $3.50
weight. S6.75d7 90
CRATES = Malaga, half barrel full
weight, Sc. I507 20; Catawbas, BIB baskets,
zoe; l0-hasket carriers SO. 90.
hEMoNS-California extra fancy, 81. "a
m3.nn per box; Niessinas. S3.dod375
OltANGES-N avels, S. ICd2. 10.
STRAWRERRIES--S5 $500 per crate.
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London. February 1o.-Consols To-
money aIi5: consols for the account o7Ss
Money 3Isd4 per cent Bar silver 2Shd
per ounce. The rate of discount In the
open market for short bills 39sd3A per
cent: three months bills 3I9m3A per cent.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Corn SturdiIy Resisted Heavy Profit.
Taking Movement.
MAY WHEAT CLOSED ~ TO SIS HIGHER
Corn Closed a Shade Lower. Oats Un-
changed and Provisions 2 t-2
Lower to 2 1-2 Higher.

Chicago, February 10-The corn market
sturdiiy resisted heavy proit-takIng
movement today and closed with the May
option only a shade lower Wheat had
somewhat mysterious strength and closed
at an advance Of igl5sc for May. Oats
closed unchanged and provisions 2lsc lower
TO 2l9c higher.
The corn market was again animated
holding fast to its acquired position as
leader OF the board of trade speculative
attractions, The lIquidating movement.
which began In force yesterday, was con.
tinued. and while the volume Of business
was smaller. 1t was still sufficiently heavy
10 draw attention from all over the door
The crowd, encouraged by lighter country
offerings. small contract stocks, and, above
all, by the stubburnncss with which ths
price had yielded In the face of iInrnensr
safes by longs was optimistic and nl..
sorbed all offerings on the cheerful con.
ndchcc that the high price of the crop had
not yet been reached. May opened sc
lower to }sc higher, at lOAc 10 IO15c
Liquidation was stlll In progress, but offer.
lhgs were taken readily and the price
touched 4O9sc Here the selling pressure
became heavier and May reacted to Joke.
AT this price the market stcadicd and for
considerable period II was u game of give.
ana take between i0lkc and 4OAc, with
and the local crowd on the other. The
close found the market strong. Nay only
cars
The early steadincss Of wheat. and es.
pecially Its closing strength, were rather
mysterious to students who look to crop
receipts and STATISTIC for reasons with
which to account for The markets actions
The trade generally was In small lots
A deal involving over 5000 bushels was
amply sufficient to cause comment The
market closed strong, May Sc higher Local
receipts, 10 cars
Transactions in oats were not large and
fluctuations were narrow. The receipts
here were 52l cars.
Provisions recovered from n slight de
preston which was left over Yesterday.
cars; corn, 30 cars; oats. 1875 cars hogs
$4,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
AI1lnlnA- nnnn IIlnh
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GALVESTON STOCK.
GALVESTON COTTON RECEIPTS.
METALS.

New York, February 19.-Tin-Dull mr.
25a5m2I.05. Lake Copper Steady Mt 100
Speiter-Easy at 3.0IH6i4O0 Lead--Duil
at 1874. Pig iron-warrants uominaily
UNCHANGED.
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NEW ORLEANS.


new Orleans, February Is.-The New Or
NT n i've stock exchange reports:
PSeeaeS 4,uon1,oo; fair 10 good 3.50d3. 10
. ""s ana helfers 3.o0@S,5O; good 2 500
80 earrings s.oOas.75; fair to good s.ooa
T fiaSS 4 Loo fair to good 7.ooaiooo
sheev 3.T5d425
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10 Close Saturday.

New York. February 1o.--The board o
governors of the stock exchange have vot
ed to close the exchange on Saturday
February %.
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idSn quotations We're as fOlloWS.
Flour-Dull and steady.
Wheat-No. spring 6od72Ia; No. red
T4kMT6.
Corn-No. 2 3sM; No. yellow 3SN.
oats-No . o5i4; No. . white 2sAM2Sis:
No 3 white 2dRd2T3,.
Rye-No = 52dj2Ia.
Barley-Fair Ia choice mailing 52d5a.
Flaxsced-No. l l63; No. Northwestern
16i.
Timothy seed Prime AS
Mess pork-Pcr hhl Is S56'139O
Lard-Pcr loo lbs. T.37ia@T.4o
Short rib Sides--LooSc G.9107.l5
Dry sailed shoulders Boxed $685.
Short clear sides Boxed Z lOMT.60.
Whisky Basis Of high wines, per gallon.
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

New York. February 19.-Clearlngs $685..
O55 .G1S; balances S14.15S.121.
Paris February 19.-Thrce per cent
rcntcs 1927 zoe for the account: exchange
on London 25f 23l2c for checks.
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If THE BABY /, Is, cs e
he sure and use ,usior's ~
for children teethlns.,isy,
softens the gums, s ~ 4
Mind cole and y
dlarrhoea-
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BUTTER AND EGGS

Chicago. Februsry i,a,,G:ssls
creamery i4G22; daIry Il, a
Fairly active at iVN
fresh Is. ,.rv fa.-Er
1o.T5a packages: marker y Isl
at mark 1917; Southern lsrr ,e'~Efr1
Kansas City. feprus .nsas sol
fresh Missouri ana
returned. ~ 10 -E<,s]
ST. Louis, February
COFFEE.
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MORE ACTIVITY.

toWr IhInk the ftOTUafN moNNWNHt
may not exceed G75,0Oo bales, against
$4,000 last year.
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Comparative spot Markets.

Quotations for middllng ut other spot
markets.. togetAer with the sales:
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CLEARED.
None.


S. whitehall Br), Mills. for Hamburg
s. Samantha tBrl. Simmons, for Rotter-
a
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COFFEE

Few York. February ..' W. wsa,'
invoice, III; mild QUIZ, n,lces uree
futures steady with Z, vIis q
FOR a time ruled quis' e,cssa q
changes. The marker pDc!sls
prices UNCHANGED 20 ,.r - ir.l..f|
Total sales 1910 ~, Sstsa,s: jla
< So55.ss: MAY s.eoe.D M slss'
September 600; pece'n
Dry Goods :, I
New York, Fcb.sl y. ',ris 4
committee reduced tus fsty3
print cloths today to ~, ,,,esBisr I
as.Incb "a squares. IN m . VA
norted, There has bess eripiiH \,
market for other sassnsrsl IA
~ os small, orders. by ~ ~
inc Prices Irregular
ness continues quiet --~~
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folloeing are the quotations In tho chi.
1,s'on i've stock market as reported for
d dns Iost by the A. p. Norman live stock
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Other Spot Markets.

Galveston-Spo closed quiet and steady !;
prices unchanged; stock lI6,a30 bnes.
Low ord. ...6S. Middlng ...9k
Ordinary ~ 5-i6 Good mid 80. .J1a
Good ord. rs MID fair .D5s
Low mld......S DIG SAFES .........3tV
New York Spots closed quiet; prices l-16c
down: stock 14S,35S bales
Good ord. X 3-l6 Good mid ..0 GIG
Low mid. . 1916 Mid fair ....1O
Abiding. .9h Sales .,...... 400
Llyerpool--Spots closed 1-32d down; sales
1000 bales. OF which G700 were American.
speculation and export 800; Imports 1000
oi which 6luu were American.
Ordinary. Ifs Middling ...5 5-l6
Good ord. AS Good mid ..J T-lG
Low md.....5Is Mid fair - ) % 81
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Houston Daily Statement.

Houston Comparative Statement.
Gross receipts thus far this week. anOsD
Gross receipts III days this year l .lali' ,;l1
Gross receipts no days 1S99-10O0. .l6lT.5i2
Gross receipts Ill days 1SoS-9D. ., 2ssi, eos
Houston Railroad Receipts.
Following are the receipts OF cotton by
the various railroads entering the city:
Bales.
Houston and Texas Central tg3a
International and Great Northern 1,T9a
Galveston, Harrisburg and San An AIS
Texas and New Orleans ........ "
Houston East and West Texas $1,000. 6Ui
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe .. lv2
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass ... 4D3
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 1863
Houston Spots.
spots closed steady; prices unchanged;
stock 1o4,170 bales; sales 32t bales
Last
Ar. Today, Yes'day year.
Lott ordinary $500 9 1l-l6 Q lie 81
Ordinary .......... ~ * ~
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Standard Oil Shares.
New York, February l9.-Standard OIL,
TpCM704
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New York Futures.

February, @ 1915 Mny-June 800. O6s
Feb March. .. 1O-ll Jnnc-Juy ....l. uis
March-April, zoos July-Aug ...5.O 2s
April May, 0Ts Aug Sept 80. 1 J;-54
Stocks at United States Ports.
Stock this day Observation-Disclosures. $50 634
Stock this day last week .... g2D.444
Stock this day last year ........ 1881, SO
United States Exports.
This Last
week. year.
Exports TO Great BritaIn... 2l,430 59G54
Exports to France ...... S.I75 12,gJ2
Exports TO continent ...... 6i,Oj9 67,I2D
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PRODUCE.


;, BEANS Imported navy beans. A..
Bayou, 3lac: English dried, 3;ac piuks 80.
Linn, 6&d7c; black eyes. 4l9d4Ac; Mich.
igan navy, 4Ac; California navy. 5l2c.
BUTTER-Blu Star. 21622c: dairy. l6G
l1c; Elgin creamery. 25m26 oeomnrgar.n.,
dairy prints; lie Lincoln solids 1ola nc;
prints, ilM11hc: Special Blue Star lie;
Crystnl Gem and Country Rolls. Ice: Spc-
clal Dairy 15c; Fancy Dairy, lie; Texas
19c.
CABBAGE-2c per H.
CHEESE-W Wisconsin full cream rolls
l5c; Wisconsin full cream daisies, l4c Wis
consin halt cream 12iaM1 3c
EGGS-TeXas. 116112c.
. 60 ""'' "''''''' g. 10w
ONIONS-212d3c
.rEPPER-Chile, 14dl5c per III; black
Singapore. l519c
--roTAToFS : California and Colorado
75MS5c per bushel
POULTRY-ChickenS hens. good. 81 T5si
go: flyers. 81. 75M3.5o hroilers, 81 50Gg
300; cocks large. old, S15on2. 90: ducks,
large 80. 00li3 80; geese, full fenthered
S4.3o@600; turkeys, hens. s600@s.CO, tur.
keys, gobblcrs, S90Om10.OO: turkeys.
young, So .O06I6. 90.
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GRAIN RECEIPTS.
OCEAN FREIGHT QUOTATIONS. ON

Galveston, Texas. February l6.-ocean
freight quotations ON cotton for shipment
from interior for delivery ut ship's side
within fifteen days from date
Liverpool ........,,.. ....,........... 40
Manchester tsecond classl ....,..... M
Bremen tramp .............,....... ~
havre .....,,..;..:.,....... 80
Antwerp tCastle linel ..............,.. 40
ROTTERDAM '...................... IS
nhnnurs ..'''.'........... ~
neNui ....'.'''.' s.................. "a
nga '...... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. GA
81 petersburg ,.,.....,...,,...... 81
The above quotations are based on drst
class liners; second class liners lie, and
tramps &c lower.
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roRr OF GALVESTON. February 10.

ARRIVED.
SIS Holywell eBr), Brown, from Rio d
Janeiro.
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CANNED GOODS.

CANNED FRU1Ts-Appcs. BIB. SIC:
pincapples. sliced $40 eyeless and core
pears. IN Soc Strawberries. 2-lh S5c.
bMckbcifies, 2-lb 7Jc: peaches, 2ib S11o,
peaches Bib s15jG1.6O, pie peaches. Bib
81 0tm1 10.
CANNED vEGETABLES-T Tomatoes. ,.
10, full weight. 75c: 3-ib, full weight Ode;
I'll light weight zoe; 3-lt light weight zoe.
ukra and tomatoes. 2.lb Sic. Canned kraut.
Bib. Doc. California asparagus, 2ia.lb 500;
lib California asparagus tips. 81. 20; baked
beans, Bib Doc: Lib 4Jc: 2.lb string beans
Coo; bib kidney beans 95c; oh stringless
beans 81 %; 2-lb marrowfat peas 81 TO-
lib American Petit Polls peas 81 50d 20 ;
Bib hulcd corn Doe: lib Al corn 81 90; .
lib Blue Ridge corn 90c
CALIFORNIA FRUIr-Extra standard.
212,lh peaches lemon cling, Sl.@O'dl .95;
yellow Crawford, 81 S0M1 81; black cher
ries, - op02 05 white cherries, So 10Nl
:. 10; tpricots 81 750l. so; strawberries
I SEA co. s png loc o' aer d. dozen "P ess
than extra standard prices.
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a5.24 14O.a8l
Net Receipts at All U. S. Ports.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Difference ~, 7Ol 30,2eo 407, 467 -.
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foHowing are the sales of stocks and
closin" prices on the New York stock mar.
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- full weight. s-oz, si.7SJ1. 50; Lib, 5-oz,
OF, II, 81; lib lightweight, oS1Vpc; =
ID lightweight. SJe1oOc.
Pltk gallon kegs, SLIGO; losai-
Ion Kegs. S2bJ; is-bbls. $40; pints, Amcri-
can style, s5fy:>Oc; quarts, American style.
sl.3u: h-gallou. 81. 1Ugfi2. 70; l.gallon, Ameri'
can style, s3.1J0325; 1gallon. Hexagon'
RIcE-Extra fancy head. essaGsc choice
2M3hc; fair, 4Nd4lsc; fancy imported, 61s
RoPE-sisaI, basis 7-ie. sXc: Manila.
l212c; untarred Hath yarn, Sc; tarred, ll4e.
SALT-Louisiann coarse, SIC: fine. Wc;
bbls. 2s.l0s, $3.50; COOS. $3.50; l0o-3s, s2p;
iu-4j. $2.S5.
SALT FfSII-Mackerel No. /. In 10lb
Kits, g5cMSl.OO; half bbs, 70-lb, No. i,
5000: tubs, xJ.OOGr5J0.
SALMON Fancy pillar Rock Columbia
river 81 l0 Old Hickory Columbia River
II. GJdl 10; Spear Alaska 81 II; Cable Co
llginiia. River $40; Blue Bell Columbia
River 81 10.
SAliDINES-A quarters, s45On
475 mustard. s3.9Omi00: imported Gillette
grade. quarters, sll.50; fancy spruts. quar-
ters 500.
sTAltCH-s Standard goods Pearl. in 40
10 boxes, 3S4M4c Royal Gloss. bulk. 4c
Nickel, 100 packages, per box, $50; corn
starch, Jkc per lb, ~ and 40 Id boxes
SuGAR--Quotations are for small lots.
special prices arc given on carload orders
Standard graduated. 5;kc; cubes and pow
dered, Csc Louisiana yellow clarified,
fancy, 5Mc; choice, 514c
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-01-03
AUGUST FLOWER

st is surprising fact" says Prnf.
Houton, ''that in all my travels in all
ports Of the world, for the last ten years
I have met NOSE people having used
Green's August Flower than any other
remedy, for dyspepsia, ,deranged liver
and stomach, and for constipation.
find for tourists and statesmen, or for
persons filling Office positions, where
headaches and general bah feelings
rom irregular habits exist, that
Green's August Flower is q grand re-
.medy. It does not injure the the system
by frequent susr, and is excellent for
sour stomtches and Indigestion Sam
pie bottles free at Beardsley's drug
store
Sold by dealers in civilized countrie
ries. Get Green's Prize Almanac.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-01-03
4 womans AwfuI Peril

There is only one cha nee to save you
life and that is through an operation,
were the startling words heard by Mrs
| B Hunt OF Lime Ridge, Wis. from her
doctor after he had vainlJ tried to cure
her of a frightful case ofstomach trouble
and yellow jaundice Gall stones had
formed and she constantly grew worse
which wholly cured her It's wonder
full stomach, liver and kidney remedy
Cures dyspepsia. loss OF appetite. Try
it. Only SOC. Guaranteed. For sale by
&. Beardsley
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-01-03
Saw Del sear

-. It often made ma heart ache'' writes
L. G. Overstreet, OF Elgin, Tenn, ''to
hear my>wife cough until it seemed her
weak and sole lungs would collapse.
Good doctors said she was so far gone
with consumption that no medicine or
earthly help could save her but friend
recommended DR.. Kings new 6isc0y-
cry and persistent use of this excellent
medicine saved her life." It's absolute
ly guaranteed for onghs colds, bron
chitis, astha, and all throat and lungs
diseases. soc and 81 90 at Beardsley's
rug store Trial bottles free.