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Arizona republican., 1901-03-31
The Reputation Ot Dr.. Hubbard

as an Educated and Successful Spe-
 cialist is thoroughly established. His reiia-
 bility fair dealing, skin and progressivencss
 are fully acknowledged. Doo't Experiment
 Make no mistake, Get the best treat
 ment. Dr.. Hubbard succeeds in cases that
 baillc the ordinary physicians Don't fool
 with electric belts or treatment by sample or
 trial packages. Shun electro-medical devices,
 etc. Do not indulge in such misleading pro
 positions. If you do your condition will be
 worse instead Of better. treat each ease by itself not by a job lot system first accurately asceTtaining the diseate with all its cOmplicH-
 tons then applying the most effective rem edieS If yonr case be incurable you will be
 told so. If curabe science, skill and ex-
 psrience will insure your recovery.
 l make Speciality of Sexual Physiology. Thousands Of comparatively young men are broken down by Physical Weakness and Decay. such eases can be cured. The gen crHl practitioner, however, utterly fails. He lacks concentration Of faculties and can not accomplish what the skilful specialist can. Blood Poison with Syphiliuc conditions, bringing with it alt that IS destructive to the human system, can be cured without in- furious drugs. My method is that of the best European specialists; marked results are seen in a few days The biood, animal tissues etc. rapidly disappear, and the patient soon feels like a new man. Danger IS ahead if you neglect scientific special tre ltmCnt. The longer you wait the more doubtful your case becomes, until at last you rccOme physically wrecked. Home Treatment may be had in some cases. though it is generally desirable to have at least a single personal interview. iuOy looked into. Consultation strictly con hdeniial and free. All medicines will bs sent according tO directions, Address cOmmuncH- tions to Hubbard building, Phoenix, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-31
Cancers and WITHOUT THE
 KNIFE
TumOrS Cured
 DR. HIBBARD

removes xternal growths hy local medication
 His method is safe. sure and successful Num- erOus testimonials and specimens removed can
 be seen Ht office, The doctor makes suecinlty oi chronic diseases and removal of abnormal growths The knife is a failure in large per cent of eases. Dr. HibbardS methot is n sue cess His system is rational and scientific. Thousands die annually in the United States because physiciansR as a rule do not understand the disease. They call it uncurable and if they do anything they resort to the knife. There is remedy. treatment without severe measures
Arizona republican., 1901-03-31
CLOSING SALE OF STOCK.

Having sold my ranch, I must close cut my horses. You can buy high bred colts. mares and developed horses at an unheard of price and cheaper than they ever will be sold again in Arizona. Every farmer can afford to own one or more of these ,igh bred mares or fllles. T. W. PEMBEFTON,
 Pemberton Ranch.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-31

Just received, 1000 gallons mixed paint which will be sold at lower price than elsewhere in the town.
 J. iB. LONG HARDWARE co.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-31

Carnegie says that, in her foreign af- fairs, England has been a greater fool than America. Carnegie must have received a private tip; we cant see it.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-31

it had a contract to subdue a drought But the fruit raisers would doubtless prefer a rain to a frost and will cheer- fully overlook his misrepresentation.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-31

SALESYkRD, ALHAMBRA NUR- SERY. trees for the people Corner Center and Adams streets. Chase l.. Purdv.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-31

Dr. B. I. Price. eye specialist, will re- main here one day longer, leaving here tonight. Call Hotel Adams.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-31

$l5-Buggy, harness. all hand made. N. Porter's, 1i2 East Washington.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-31


 and N method whereby Cancer can be cured and with little pain and complete safety Do n ot b deceived, il you hsVc growth no matter how small whether painless or not, it is suspicious and should be immediately removed before it is too late. Judge toe doctor by the cures he makcs. The ordinary doctor tries to dotoo much. He scatiers his faculties and becomes proficient in no particular branch. Like a jack of all trades he is master of none The skill. experience and scientific ability of Dr. Hubbard are unquestioned besides he does by others AS he would like to he done by Consultation free. Call or address Hubbard building, 262s South Second Avenue Phoenix Arizona, Hours lO12 l3 6.7
Arizona republican., 1901-03-31

Estimates furnished on all kinds of brick work. The best brick and lowest cost by the Alhambra Brick sompany.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-31

Go to Amprose's corral for cheap rigs by the week or month.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-31

If you enjoy a clean, wholesome. hot meal, the Maison Dore, r North Gen. ter street, will satisfy you.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-31

Try the upstairs private rooms for Lobster la Newburg, ct Coffee APs Restaurant.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-31

The best, cleanest and most whole some 25-cent meal in the city at the Maison Dore. F North Center street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-07
GALVESTON.

rvloNinE are the quotations In the a.,.
weston live stock market as rsno,taa %, ~
r roy the A. r. Norman Live STOCK Co
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COTTON MARKE EFT REVIEW.
Trading Inclined to Drag Most of
the Time.

New York. February G.-rhe cotton market
reacted today and tho most conAdeut bears
OF yesterday became urgent buyers loday,
while frightened holders OF yesterday we're
tina caief supporters OF the market all
through The session, The cables were slight
~ better. but speculative support was lack
ius and sentiment on the opening was very
MUCH mixed. Receipts continued light, but
this factor had been discounted as had a
market opened steady with prices 2 points
higher to ! point lower. Tho initial as
ures proved 10 oe about the low
est Q; the day. as a spurt OF general buying
led by pit shorts carried values up . 20
points above yesterdays closing, after
which there was no striking reaction q
Rumors that southern spot holders Nero
demanding better prices aud that the cotton
now held in New York an warehouses would
probably be gradually absorbed by export
interests and Nonilern spiuuers, bad a reaS-
suring effect on bulls. Trading was inclined
10 drag much Of the session and SIM ap-
peared 10 consist chiefly of professional in
terchanges. Now orleans and certain wall
street Interests. however. were seen to be
buying Cd af the eas.er periods AT the
close the market was quiet and steady WITH
prices net 10 points higher.
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basis i0o-lb cases, 1850, delivered; ss-lb
is,Iee delivered; Apex u. scs: Lion ie.ooc.
Ii-AeKERs-,A u = soda. bulk, boxes slss:
s-,o ssstons ginger snaps ssi creams Il.
tbOU R--Basis s-lb sacks: F1ncy high
patfnt .S'g fancy haif psteat 81 90: thiTi
RTaee 800 2i.poupd saek. Ice per barre
tAkiNAcEous GooDs--Grits. bonlny
aud cream meal. IN barrels s. .oops5 10: Peas!
meal IN 5s-lb sacks, 81 81 per barrel OF fonr
Columbia oats s2,ooasio; Hawkeye oats s?.Oo
l.ARp-Reaned ,lere,. compound, SIC; lea.
SIC; 5o-ib cans higher thaa tlercss; ie-lb
. rsnJ Z, higher: 5-iD cans r. hig1er; 3-io
esns lc h.sher
HANs-standad sss0nc plcfi; bans SC.
sc.ib cans. extracted, 5G6e per pound %
b. SILL; IN I2-lO cans, extracted 5is1Ic.
rocnd sections i2alse.
LiMi-Buik si.oD per barrel; saoperet
MoLAssEs-Re5oiled FAR Iss.aise; pr:m.
Ig2it, choice 95q:6e: fancy new ercp syrup
- GoNbSESNfssEPps e" N ffa .y'R esg ". a
MAGNOLIA g 5qa4.15 Dino 81. s9a3.ig Coal
oYsrERs-i.ib tur weight. 5:os soaoje.
pound. fnli weight. s5el1ti.co; ..pound. fl.i
went. 1904. 81 75di so; lib. llsh, weIso:.
t5aeoes lib i.gnt weight, ,5ds0c.
csn style. s5d9nc. qusris Anef.cin sfyie,
$40! lf;gsllon g .ods2 %; gallon. Amer.
ca. style. B.i5a5.25; i-gaIlon, fleSason.
RICE Extra fancy tead s,sasNc; bo,ce
ssnSitc; fair i3sqi}sc; fancy imported ESQ
RorE--Si.sl basis T-is $40: Manila ie,sc;
pninrred lath yarn Sc; tarred w.
ALI-Lonsiaua, coarse So; hns SOC; tbls.
10 $50 CO.'S. $50; too-3s, 1920 7O-ts.
SALT FIsH-Mackersl. No in io-lb kl-s
g. ConS5 50
sALMoN-Fauoy Pillar Rock Columbia
fiyor ao Columbia River Il IS 1li5; spear
Alaska 81 %.
sAtpINEs--A merlcsn quarters 81 50atl. 10;
mustard g soIi 90; imported Gillette grade.
Quarters 81 30: fancy sprats. nuar,ers 81 90.
STARed--standard goods Pearl, In 4olb
boxes, 3aGfc: Royal Gios.. bulk &c:
Nlckel 100 PACKAGES. per box Sc 49, corn
starch $40 per ID, 20 and N 10 boxes
StGAR~ Quotations are for small lots. Spe.
cal prices are given on carload orders.
Standard granula,c1 &c; cubes anil pow
dereed Gisc: Louisiana yellow clarified choice
ey SIC: choice SIC.
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-
COFFEE.

New York. February s.-Cohee-Spot Rio
cute; No I invoice SIS Mid quiet; Cordova
s1lals. Futures opened steady with prices
points lower under selling for both sc-
from abroad based on tremendous crop re-
ports Disappointing news and absence OF
speculative support. Soon fer midday
the market turned sharp corner on active
buying for prominent New York coffee in
terests and scarcity OF room shorts On
this wave of buying prices worked up 10 IA
10 po.nts with trading quite active. The mar
Ike. tor the rest OF She session ruled steady
Al The close the market was steady In tone
with prices unoIsngsd % 10 points higher,
$40 March MSfs' 81; Nav sosis a. july
S.MNS ,So SeptemSer SsSf5.15; October g. T5ff
$50: December S9066 90
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DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.

-, APPLEs-Fancy eyaporated. 5O-ib boxes,
tAc; l-lb cartons &c; choice evaporated Gc.
ApRlCOTS-Per ID. loose loo.
ClTRoN--ln lU-lb boxes. lsc.
CCRRANTS-ln bbls 1St.c: 25-lb boxes.
cleaned bulk l4c; lib cartons i5c.
lATES--l-lo packages i0c; 60-lb boxes &C.
Flti~--Ca lilornia l2iso; imported l51lse.
pEACHES-Choice new stock sac
RAiSlNS-Esl fornia. 3-crown. l.. l.. boxes
ss2o; 4-boN l., l.. raisns 65UI5c; 2-crown
l.. NJ raislns, 60-lb boxes. slJsHe; s-crown l..
NJ. ra.sLns, 5O-lb boxes, Sc.
RuNEs-californla. 6o-6os Sc: 900. &c:
NUrS1Rroyii IL nnr Ih n,hor.. Gilt.
loo; walnuts l4Ql5c; peanuts. fancy hand
picked e46'zo; No. > 5Qp5Isc; almonds Tara
sona Use Id. in sacks: Italian cnestnuts loe
td7c.
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Grnin and rrovi.Ion. EI,cMhcre.

Kansas City, February Whes,--May
eSia, cash No. hasd 67G6s: No. rcd 6sfl
~; torn-Aay l6i99StTs; cash No. > mixed
,a's, No white 81. Oats-No. white D.
Receipts Wheat Il, 400; corn II, 500: oats
oooo Shipments; Wheat $1,000; corn 5000:
cats 5000
New Orleans. February clog products
steady, Pcrk--Stsndard mess 400 Lard
Rehned uerce "a. pure lard sass. Boxed
hscon--Clelr RIB SIDES 81. Hams--choice
sugar cured l0di2. Coffee Easter. RIO, or
binary 70 fair 7Ad7ik, Rioe-ordinsry to
good 5di&. Flour, grain and feedstuFs--
steady. Flour-EX;ra fancy 3.60d3. Sc: pat
ents food4.10. Cornmeal ei5de IS Rrau SO
hay--Prims il.5odd5so; choice i7o0dl7.So.
Corn-No. sacked white IS; mixed IS; vel.
low 46. oats-No. sacked eaL
New York February e.--Wheat-Recelpts
5000; exports $4,000, spot steady Na. red
sQls lob. shoat and 70 elevator. No.
Northern So tor aholt; No. hard SEA- I. OBJ.
ahoat; options steady. Hides steady. Leather
nrm, Wool steady.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-07

iNpHNa TO nc y. }
stock lar1s. Kansas City. Mo. February
s. b. 10 loving sales OF Texas ami India a
Ieri1tory ca'oe ere made here TODAY:
!. ). TODD, benson. az pound steers, g.
horo, 1870 pound steers, l.o5: iii pound
steers, 10. l.. L'rcngen. Oklahoma CITY.
liz mound ateers ass. X. A. Tn mpson.
Ninneksh, $50 pound s.eers, $50; 1921 pound
steers, 39S. c, W. Bur. Gu;hr, 1915
p und steers 4."o. d. Brewer, Bliss. 1895
pound steers 2.a5.
Kansas City, Fc-;uary Cattle Receipt
500 natives, %, TeXans ami 20, c4lg,s Mar.
kst steady. Native beef s,eers to15
atockers ans feeders S.75d4s5: western fed
steers t,oomAS5; Texas and Indian GERS
S.i5nt.i 10; cows 3.00n4. 25; hel'ers 3.a;dt.75:
55Tl ~ Hogs-Receipts $4,000 Mark / Sc
lower; heavy 5.s5I5.3j; lights 5l5n5. .: as
t.Sln %. Sneep-Receipys $500; market IN
1oc lever; Western lambs 5.C0a So; Western
go; culs 250d325
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FOOD BUILDS
Bov Of q Lack. Teeth
Properly. :

A little chap of 6 year. ri III, n
". Wells of ,Ravenswovs al
10 a short time ago, cut ssu..tisis
naturally the imperfect MAJ
food caused indigestion az Al
nourished system. WEI .sor,s 4
the lad" says Rev. W. oss, a
han OF so07 n. winchester a ssj,t
wood che was W n and pale, ss sis
oisted With impoverished sss
lacking al the essentials :, ,sers
make up robust strengln ~ ~, ecs
MANY remedies and dllsEI,o 81
been tried but none scenes n \
need. / knew sometnlns reco1r
OF Grape-Nuts food, a.' osyIrf|
it's use. The first triai ~. III
parents OF one thing.-d ,sS issf
s s a. food the boy reslil ~,
emptIes his dish and caAs IA
mother said. ,ot,,vfi !.
Astonishing results "a sF'
almost Immediately; nesn .sIIl 81,
on. the face from being ~ vi
began to I'LL out. the CHEW ,rs,y XXI
and ROSY. The body. piop~, M e
began lis work Of upbil'olas Il iss
Ths most wonderful thi's ~;
Grape-Nuts food seen,sa ! fsrss'
NECESSARY elements tor ~ (. :s;r
hone tissue, and prssenu' n !.
began to prick through. ~
To-day the Roy = ID sr' e
iu perfect health, rith = ~ .<.3
rsp:dly maturing. Tne "ssb ~
alone has brought so'"
result" <
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Cargiil Richardson OF Houston reoor. N.
ranfe OF prices for the leading stocks todav
a. foiIoHs. ''u"
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81. lloms. February 6.--Wheat--No cash
az May '3is July 1eis No. . hard zoo 7Ois
Corn-No. = cash SIX; May 37H July 375.
Oats~No , cash 2594 May ass; No. white
,SA' Pork-Stesdy: iebblng H. so Lard
Lower 7,2e, Flour-Quot; patents {. 5jq3 IS:
extra fancy and stra!shts .20liI 40. clear
s.1012So. Timothy seed-ouiet ts5ni 20 for
average reee,pts; prime worth more. Corn
meal-steady 2,05. Bran--Scarce; firm and
S;eady: Nmouay S,Ood1s 90; pralric 7.0odi
rs, Whisky-Steady IL Iron cotton ties
- Baggms Ia7% Hemp tw,ne Q. Dry
SAT- mcats-BoNed quiet: extra shorts 7i2is;
Cleai tos -; clear sides 1.37is Bacou--
BoNed quiet; extra shorts 7.S7ts: clear RIBS
S,l2|; clear sides S.s5 Receipts: Flour
700; wheat S2oO0: corn ZOO; oats "a O)0.
shipments. Flour 5000; wheat 6l 900: corn
lsS.OtO. oats eeOOO.
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The smail gam IS perhaps accounted for n
the moderate reccipts, which thirteen IN
terror owns was 81 90 bales, asains; $40
lsst yeas.
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HEAVY STAPLES.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. per keg, 81 Oo5
40; blasting powder 81. IS per keg: drup
SHOT per sack si.S5 buck yl.S0
BAcoN- Extra short clear. in sacks. sac.
regulars &c; boxed hc hishst; helhes "a. a
lOc
bAiGiNG AND TIES Bagglng. e.ib. $40;
~ 10 ae; Arrow tics, less than carload los.
,fOm Houston. Si.i0.
CANDY--Suck. wrapped, hasls e.. 6,sSfsa.e
pcr ID 10. !, full vetght. basis "a ;xifib.
pt. ~, SPECIAL sizes Ire higher
CAMILLE s;ar. fuli weight Ito; Granite
fnll yeieh lie. t5ectrir I3rhts loo
!, Nr-por,lsad Se 7Sds IS. Roseadsi.
Cufs-NEi Rio, FAIR 8, PRIME ,,fas.e.
shSNe, Nn.sc. rrstsrry. iic. Cor.
a''a .onsss; ArSuskl''s Aslosl.
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The law Of .upply and demand

Estimates Tor friday are New Orleans
,col 20 fDA bales agains. 7a99 last year,
Houston Gooi 90 700 bales against 1855 las,
yeas.
Following is the rane, OF price Cor March
az New York and New orlcsns
a New York Opcn High. Low Close.
March - , cob gys q.0 PAR
y New Orleans
March .....,. o.is go si3 o.ie-.,
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VESSELS IL FORT,
Steam shlpa

CLEARED. 4
IS Concoo, Risk. New York VA ku
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NEW ORLEANS.

Especial 20 he Posi-
Ne" orleans, La, February 6-The New
orleans live stock exchange reports:
Reccipta-Cattle %: calves and ycarlinzs
III hogs TO- Sales-Cattle 1902; calves and
se"'ilnEs 10y; hogs 49, Left over-Cattle
=; calves and vearllngs 1i9: hogs 1856
s.75. W 9''' '-V"
>. 5o13 10 -''' ~ 7''A
caves GOGGLES: fair 10 good 81 .00dlo. OO .
hearings 3.0.I3,15 fair to good sl0If2
All classes of stric tly ia; cattle scarce: in
ferior plentiful and weak.
slow. ''"
Muttens S.I5ai.a0; hut little inquiry.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-07
ERrITS.

APPLES-New York Daldwins A.s5fi4. 80;
California box 81 .50dl75.
BANANAs-si. 10000 ger bunch.
COCoASuTS-Per sack A.O0Ii.25.
CRANBERRIES--Csp Cod. crate 50. SOC
3.7S; barrels SIC. O0Gii 90
GRAPEs-Malsga, half barrel full weight
Sc T5Ns5 30: Catawbas. 5-ib baskets. 2oc:
10. bnske' carriers 500,
LBMoNs-callfornia, extra fancy $500
so per box
s.. $50, so
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Galveston. Texas, February y, r,s
wheat: Gulf. Colorado and sah !, ,,si
Missouri. Kansas ana 80 s.n s,.s
weston. Houston and helss-s an
ternatioual and Great Nos'D'i'
& cars. .,,,s ~ y
Elevators A and B recc;pss IA n "
wheat; total since July ! ,ws.x
sh pments, 6,51S. $50; SOCK, i
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Decrease


N.e York February C. MONEY 81 call
s. ady a. - rel cAni, last loan peg cent.
rr M 'rer. srtjls psnsr iTt pr oea-. Stet-
.'rE e1c'Inee asier. nth actual business
in h7Dker-' Ella At 4ssT4. SIS for tenaai
and ~ tNi'>0 So for riytv d7vr; no n
tH'es l.f'df "a, ard a Conr,erc al bills
A>i6 i.Nis SlNsr &C ,thcates 81 ,iG6@. Bar
silver 81. McNtap dollars 81. Goverrmsut
tonfs csk. S atH bends inact W Railroa 1
bonds strong
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London. February s. Cousols FOR MONEY
ss4 accoup: o. Bar silver uncertain. y
l1.7s. Money sos, rsr cent Tho rate 81
cisorurt IN the open market for short hi't
7'-6S@ ner cent three months bills ~, Ter
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GRAIN AND uAv

Carload lots {. o. b. cars from mIlsrs;
dealers charge from store 5Gi0c more per
lO' lbs. ON bran, ease per bushel on oats and
corn and l0Il5c per 100 lbs on hay.
BRAN--Per 100 pounds s0Js2c.
WHEAT SHORTS-Per 100 pounds S5as0c.
CORNING. . sacked 5lG152c.
CORN CHOPS--Mixed and pure 9Sde7c.
oATS-Ssd33isc per bushel
HAY Alfalfa siS. 90; choice timothy
i6.0Odl6b0, South Texas prairie hay ss.5nl
$ 90; North Texas aud Territory hay, Si1 ,5og
1900
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COTTON PRICES HIGHER.
The Net Gain al New York Was 3 10 5
Points.
NEW ORLEANS GAMER 5 OR 6 POINTS
spot cotton WAS 1-t6 Down nt Liv-
crpooI and New Orleans md
Unchanged Elsewhere.

American cottoa markets opened yesterday
m5Jnias with some show OF streuzth. bu: 4
doll period ensped. 10 which some OF N.
carly gan was lost. ,he net iiss being 9 TO
no!n.s .. New York and u al New o.,
ieans Liverpcol onencd g-Gl down bur the
esrly strength OF the American market,
help L'vcrrooi and hair OF the opening
loss vas regsined at tine closing. Spos were
i-ld down at Liverpool and New ORGANS and
Unchanged elscwherc
The snai gam IS perhaps accounted for IN
the moderate reccipts, Which thirteen In
terror towns was 5is5i bales, aeains; 57.1f
last yean
Predictions o. bull for Decreasing receipts
are becoming more numerous. and thsy n5
citing tho fact thai even q he remainder
al he season should show receip,s equal 10
those OF 1889. the record. breaking crop year
tie total receipts cor the season mus' stll
fail ssor- Of i00Nce) bales. Reasoning from
ihis basic they claim tia. the end OF the
sci4ol will witness a greater scarcity VI co..
Tor Thar aid til eud Of last season Further
more the bulls say thu. m. bears nrc hug.
rirg 'ho biggest kind OF ds,uspn it tkoy
imagine be February receipts are gobg %
b. an thing Ike as large as they were ios'
wear when they suddenly ran up ia The auc-
rrlsa Of everybody That Vas abnormal The
te1r 10 will be- seen ths the months tor4j
~ no. r1a rtry much ever 1o9.1l1 balcr
Ther may o. les
To su-1 stat,nants as taes, the hears 70.
nv jha they do not b,leve Februar, r.
esipts etll be q bale ,ess than last wears
Bttidcs. tbrre /. duiIncs. of eot cot,o, O.,
consider sd t,e duilc.sa ~ min, ,ooa,
H., DC res .ed ,ors,,nor,i,p NJ ,b,r, ,oo oar
hale, >, .nsr.-ap IN, .,.-,,seI ~. -,
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pRrGs ANn cHEM1cAIs-

Qulnlne. &Sdior per ounce bottle; morphine
t@-5i1i3 ~ rcr ounce: cocaine So 50 per ounce
oVTbN S'2c pcr pound N l0O-pouud package .
copporaS ! 20 IN barrels; castor oil 81. 20 per
Ealon IN gallon packages; epson salts 81. %
PEI hundred N barrels: alcohol s.. 1od3. on
per gallon sulphur s.. 65 per 100 Ia barrels;
alum 2i7c per pound IN barrels: ssltpetrs I
p,i pound in barrels; camphor iOs; wood
alcohol 800 gum opium sIS5. powdered
on'um AS5 earbolio acid <0Tt2e per pound
~ bottles: calcium carbide So per cvt.,
deNvered Texas common railway points
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Nsr Irrk February s-The Gonn.tc!al
Advsrise-s London financial cahlogram
Gays: All business in the stock market nerr
today con erd iu the Americans w'ieh wsre
buoyau' and brisk throughout the SESSION
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