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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-13
FINISH OF THE MINNESOTA.
Fighting Ship Of Ciyil War Fame
to Be Sold at Auction.

WASHINGTON, July 12-The secretary
Of the navy today ordered the famous
old Minnesota to be; stricken from the
naval register. A board Of condemnation
has just appraised her at $4,000, and she
will be sold at public auction at Boston
where she now lies Minnesota Is one
of the most noted vessels of the old navy.
She was built in Washington in 1885, and
was the flagship of Admiral Goldsboro in
the famous battle between the Merrimac
and the Union fleet in Hampton Roads
the day before the monitor arrived.
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FUNSTON THE POPULAR HERO.
AguinRIdO's Capture Followed by
Peace in Northern Luzon.

AguinaldO's Capture Followed by
Peace in Northern Luzon.
ATCHISON, Kan. July 12-Capt. Ralph
ingalls,, son OF the late John j. ingalls,,
eX-United States senator from Kansas.
who has just returned from the Philip
pines, says the charges against Capt. A.
s. Rowan, at Atchison, for burning a
Filipino town. have been magnihed.
Il do not think the damage" says Capt
Ingalls,, amounted to $50 and the whole
town, which consisted simply Of huts.
could be rebuilt in a day. Knowing Capt.
Rowan as I do, 1 feel safe in saying
that he would not have destroyed the
town II he had not had sufficient cause.
Gen. Funston is the central figure In
Manila. The natives flock around him
wherever he goes TO get good look at
him. Before Funston captured AgIlnaldo
an American was not safe away from the
protection Of the soldiers in Northern
Luzon. but as soon as the capture was
verified the situation changed. Americans
are safe anywhere"
Capt. Ingalls, served In the commissary
department in Northern Luzon.
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sADDLERs CHOOSE OFFICERS.
Elmer Fisher, of minneapolis, ON
the Executive Committee


the Executive Committee.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, July 12.-The
Wholesale Saddlery Association of the
United States adjourned its thirteenth an
nual convention this afternoon, after elect
ing ofncers for the ensuing year as fol-
lows:
President. B, DENVER, st. Louis.
Wee Presid &-Willis Hough, De-
troit ~
Treasurer-Albert Huffman, Chicago
Executive Committee-Elmer Fisher
Minneapolis; Thomas Sloo, New Orleans
Accessories-A. f. Kendall, Boston, and
MIR. Shepard, of Cleveland
Ex-President J. S. Gordon, OF Indian
apolis, and H. z. Noble, of New Britain.
Conn, we're added 10 the committee A
vice president was elect ed from each
state.
The other business of the session en-
braced settlement of terms and dis
counts, Sixty days net and 9 per cent
for cash in ten days were decided on.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-13
Poison In Chicago Milk

CHICAGO July 12.-Poison has been
found in the milk furnished the patients
In the county hospital. Samples submit
ted to City Chemist Adolph Gehrmann
upon analysis have been shown to contain
quantities of formaline sufficient to cause
or hasten the death OF sick r<zNsons.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-13
Echo Of Telluride RIOT

TELLURIDE, Col. July l2.-The eoro-
ner's jury summoned for the purpose OF
inquiring into the cause of the death
of the three men killed in the attack
on the Smuggle--U Union mine on July
3, eturned verdict to-day death
resulted from gunshot wounds inflicted By
persons unknown.
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Poisoned by Canned PumDl.,n

MARIETTA, Ohio. July 12-Nrrs. Will
liam Martin and her three daughters are
IN a critical @ condition from eating poi
soned pae. Inc pastry was made from
canned pumpkin, V'n
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TTyW9ashi4B9gttion y9Z,os Ct time q p. m. St. PauI)

>
River forecast till D. m. Saturday:
The Mississippi will remain stationary, or
fall slightly, in the vicinity of st. Paul.
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Former Gov. Hubbard Dead

FOFmcr GOV. Hubbnrd Dead.
DALLAS, Tex, July 12.-Richard B.
Hubbard, formerly governor of Texas,
anu during President Cleveland's first ad-
niinistration United States minister to
Japan, died at his home in Tyler, Tex,
today.
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MONTGOMERY. Ala, July 12.-The
highest official temperature today was
104 at 6:35 p. m; humidity, II per cent
unprecedently low Great damage is
being done to crops, especially corn.
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CHICAGO July 12.-The long continued
dry hot weather has already made n
dearth and is rapidly making a prospec-
tive famine in farm produce. Potatoes
are $50 per cent higher than a year ago,
when new early Ohios sold from q to
81. Green corn is 100 per cent higher.
Dealers could then buy 1t for % and
80 cents a bushel. They are now requlr-
ed to pay go and 60 cents New cabbage
at this time last year could be bought at
81 per hundred The price is now S.75.
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DIES MONIES, Iowa. July 12.-The gov
ernment thermometer registered a tenn
perature OF lO2 at $3.50 this afternoon. the
highest of the year. Director Sage, of the
cause Of the abnormal amount of moist
ure in the ground prior 10 the hot spell
the Iowa corn crop has not suffered 2
per cent.
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MEMPHIS. Tenn, July 12.-This was
the warmest day of the year in the
central Southern states and parts of thu
Southwest. Many places in West Ten
nessee, North Mississippi, Louisiana and
broken during the afternoon. In Memphis
the official report was 102 degrees at 5
o'clock. 1t is the highest temperatur,
ever recorded here
At Little Rock the highest temperature
ever recorded was officially reported at
o'clock today, when the mercury reach
ed LOG
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-13

SELMA, Ala. July 12.-The ther-
mometer (unofflciaD registered 112 de-
grees at l p. m. today.
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ST LOUIS, July 12-At a. m. the
In parts of Missouri and Southern Hi
nois, where the crops are being literally
burned up by the temperature which the
past two days ranged up to 10, records
of thirty years have been broken.
At $3.50 p. m. 10l was recorded.
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LAWRENCE, Kan, July 12.-The rec
ord of the weather kept by Chancellor
F. H. Snow, of the University of Kan
sas, showed todays temperature to be
the hottest in thirty-four years. The
mercury reached 1855 degrees.
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y is the range Of prices IN the
ntAs In New York and New Or
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HEAVY STAPLES.

AMMUNIIION-r0muef per kcB, 1909
snoL per SAGA 1900. DUCK sA.o0
BALON---EN,rd shors GEAR, il sacks, skD
Ss.r; regular oYs@o14c ooxe1 hc h.sher;
bAtltr.Sg AND TIEs-Bagglng. 2-lb. "a !.
sgi.iD ~: arrow Tea. Tess tnan carload iots.
CANDY-st.ck. wrapped, basis e. 7g7Ae
per 10. no. l, full 9e.gnt, bass "a. THUiAc
Ter ID; SPECIAL szes nc n-gaer.
CANDLES Stat full weight lihc Granite
fuA weight Lc. Electric L.Bhs l0c.
CEMEN f--rorusad s-''otS.-oi hosendae
cOIFEE-Rio, fair. DC. prime iolsalONc;
choice 1oi4aI0Ae; Pesbeffy. &c Cor
oas i00-io cases, Y % del yerei. S6-.b
70 zoe delivered Ansx i2 300: Lion IL. 0Dc.
GllAG KEhS--A Is SODA, odlk, ooSes SA ?;
Lib cartons sA ginger snaps se; creams
TLOUR-Basis iS-Ib sacks: Fancy high
nattht 81 % fancy half patent 50 50: third
graae $40 2i,pound saeh. lQc per barrel
EEaAgRFiN aseI O'd GooDsGfifs bombay bombay
and cream meal in barrels So o0aS3. 10. Pearl
meal in ss-lb sacks, 81 So per barrel Of four
Columbia oats S2.oOq2.lo Ha~hsye oats y2.oo
LARp-Rehned uercs. compound. GHc leaf
sac; so-lb cans higher thaq uere ghsr ig-lP
HAus-sianda,d slsqlle-:. pissic ham. hams &C.
IONEi- btfItis bNHlF~ FNt eslAvlF "a
v.ib cans. extracted. 54sn per pound Ia
bu X sGiie; In l2-lb cans extracted. S1AU7c;
Popnd sections l2dl3c.
LIME-Bulk 81 90 per barrel; eoopered
ssEs--Rebollsd. fair 16saisc; prime
2pa2lc: ahoiee 25d2Ge; fancy new crop syrup
| szG3se: pure new crop syrup s5c-
Condensed MILK = Eagle 81, 0s4I 70 (;
NJ gnona 81 .5Od4. 70, Dino fs.SOn3.90; Chal-
| .enEs 81 00a34.lo.
oYsTERs-l-ib ful! weight. s.oz 90a9Je;
2tpoupd fun weigh 800 "a q. ,Sailso; al al
weight. 1907 81 759l 80; lib, llgb, weigot
| 55u60c glib hghf weight, Sns0c.
| LTs-Five- gallon kegs $50; loyal
lon kegs SIS y ahls $40: Apints Ameri-
| can style, SJffs arts, American style,
\ 81 90; M-galln 20; l.gallony Amerl-
| can style igalloH, Hexagou,
| R,7a
| RiCE-Exi4 ed gIkde%c; choice
| 50ELc; fa.r lt,4.s fancy Imported eva
/ 6ssc
RoPE-sissl. basis ZIG s4c; Manila I.1c:
/ uutarrcd lsth yarn SCI Jared ..@e-
4 sALf-Louistana coarse s5s; hne soc; bbls,
,s-los s25o; eo-ss. $50; ioa-Ss. 800; 7o-as.
SALT rIsH-Aaokepsl. Ne. in io-lb kits
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There was very little activity in the
produce market yesterday; in fact, It was
the ouietest Saturday In long while. There
is very little poultry on the market and
eggs have quit coming in.
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NELSON cRop ESTIMATE
Was 10, 203,37I Br,es or 10000 more
Than Expectcd.

New York. January lx.--rhe cotton market
opened steady, with prices unchanged to 6
points higher. after which changes were
confined to bare point or SO. with specu-
ladon restricted 10 week end Professional
settlements as general thing. Tae shorts
were mae extreme timid and cautious by
much better Engisn oao.os than expected
aA1 smai. pors movement stil aler u
s'oaey lteang spit~a through the trsle as
. reauit OF waa-us MVNe.nent ana .ypSIss
tina, spot marhets were hardenlng on IN
sreased demand from the eApors element.
Ihe bull faction was aui,e opposed to the
aqCp ION Of aggressive methods in tn face
oil an oyer-Sun. ay adjournment and absence
Of investment speculation, tnoAga fully sa a.
fiea as TO the real strength Ut the MARIE, Ia
ITS Legitimate phases.
The return Of the current months delivery
70 the position of leading strength destroyed
the effect OF rumors that large tines OF cot
TN were ready for shipnleat 10 New York
due here before delivery day.
Cle9rances for export were large and gave
no sign OF diminishing in ;hc immediate
future o.. avery sign OF setback buying
ior New or1 ans account became conspicuous
mis- morniI g. The market closed quiet. with
frees net unchanged TO points higher.
The II. T. Nelson & Co.'S crop estimate
| was 10 2e3 81 bales, or $4,000 more thnn
| expected. The figures did net appear till
tfter the close
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Free Mo,ement predicted.

Cargill a Richardson Of Houston say In
their circular OF yesterday:
Ihe evneinueu tree movement of cotton In
1885, - S~-~--e ---....s .-e.S sSe S4ss
esS.issnes iVr tnls Stalu. anu rs aisV lA.
tehs.a!lsk tnu leeans "a veatlsnness in Nov
Ivih. Operators iu lnae anal nvt say tina.
iauea "a lac cOua,ry. uaInasoa COTTON va.
sooner or laser rsaNn New lvfA fur uelisoli
op~n eVusieaets. aAu tn.. ~A4.e .nVse .V44il-
aus Janusfy 1eei wi.l l.Ae.y aS,v ~ I..,....
ta-i piSstist piSiA.4sAss lvr t..at u4OstY, ia.Sl
Op.isns wal suner lr~ IN sne eAcess iv-
ELa-es.
We are constantly receiving reports iroA.
many point iasert0r I.V.n s4en re-
Hao,e sVsrces t-As .~-. nVs vsnssu
i.o tnal a IioS Iu.Ne.a.vAt 40 IseNisaO4e .v.ll
leAss, tuaI hS.ususs Useh uil -erss a.
nla.ea. alu tna. a more geAefai a.spos.lIs.
~ sen ia appaisn,.
1Dlrty anterior towns received the past
weeh ltO,os2, aAalnst ", -oS last year. s.oeAa
uecreasea lLOvy durins une = same De-
lug t9AU9i. asaiAs. isI,l,l last year Inc
v.-lple supply .ucreaseu 3J.uvJ bales during
the week, anu lie now l!4,sos less tnan same
tine III lyup
liverpooi closed unchanged to 1-eith higher
today. Sp0ts i-l6th lowell. New lork closed
: to up. New orieans has neen remark
ably steauy all the weeA until today. c.osine
q to 1 lower.
spo,s unchanged. but quotations not real
lied.
Liverpool cabled today: 1--WE believe Ian
cashire spnners are overbought.' While we
are loath 10 auvlse selling cotton, we can NJ
hep but believe lha. should the movement
continue free. lower prices viii. be seen, bui
few days of light receipts would cause sem
timent to change quickly.
Liverpool should be unchanged to shade
lower tomorrow.
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pRIEp rRtrlTs Am NUTS.

APPLES Fancy oyaporated. 50.lb boxes,
ehc; lib cartons iei choice eyaporated Sc.
APRlCOTS--Por 10, loose 10c,
ClTRON--n iU-ib boxes. lSc.
CuRRANTS--ln bbls l3lsc; 2S-b boxes
cleaned, bulk lic; lib cartons loo.
DATES--l-lb packages zoe, 6o-lb boxes 10.
FlG--Calltornia 12nc: imported l6ulSc.
TEACHES-Choice now stock S'ic.
RAlSlNS--C alifornis, 8-crown l.. l.. boxes
D.. %; I.-hoS J.. l., ralslns d0H75e; 2-crown
l.. NJ ralslns. 5O-lb boxes sISlte. s-crown l..
NJ ra sins, 5O.lb boxes, So
RUNESr-California, TO sos Sc; 60-f0. 7c,
IL. SOS ec SQ-g0s 5ho 0O-l00s &c
i5o, wanuts liGi6c. peanuts. fancy hand
picked 6a9isc; No, . sa6Mei almonds, Tara.
gona lsc ID. IN sacks; Italian chestnuts Toe;
6GTc.
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\ &k~n State II patented.
Il IA M lH THE PATENT RECORD,
kns&Xx3au4uxnz Baltimore. Nd.
testified The examination was adjourned

testified The examination was adjourned
to Monday
The funeral of Colonel Harvey Mitchell
took place at 2 o'clock yesterhy after
noon under Masonic honors aud was at
tended by large concourse Of people.
Captain George w. Morrell Of Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. r. Nash Of Waco, Mr..
j. u. Mitchell of Fort Worth. Mr.
Maurice Mitchell Of Franklin and many
others from a distance were present.
Colonel Il. l.. Foster. president Of she
A. and NJ college detailed senior Cap
tain w T. Garbarde with an sseJrt OF
twelve cadets to attend the funeral as
y guard of honor aud expressed to tie
family the profound sorrow the death OF
Colonel Mitchell occasioned among the
people on the college campus.
The. following marriage licenses nave
been issued by the county clerk the past
week: Antonio Caurchyillo TO yineere<o
Ventura, Domenico Churchyillo to G4u-
scope Phillippillo. Phillipo Ventura TO
Anna Churchvlllo, Quincy Henderson 70
Mary Alexander, Tod Williams to F'rancis
Versia.
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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

ouiune i2Ms5c per ounce, oottlo morphine
5? 25d2 20 per ounce, oocalno 1915 per ounce
bcraX SIZE per pound Ia lV0-pOund packages;
copperas 81 40 In barrels. castor oil 81 - per
gallon IN A-gallon packages; epson salts 81. Is
per hundred in barrels; alcohol g. 10iI3 90
per gallon, sulphur 2.66 per 100 In barrels
alum 2lac per Dound In barrels salpetro z,
pei pound IN barrels camphor zoe. wood
Alcohol Sl00; gum onlum 80 IS: powdered
IN bottles; calcium carbide S. 20 per cwt
delivered Texas common railway points,
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Carload lots, T. o, b. cars from millcrs
dealers charge from store iGl0c more poI
100 lbs. on bran, zdf3c per bushel on oats and
corn and .Oqi5c per 100 lbs on hay.
BRAN-peT 100 lbs. S3USic.
WHEAT sHoRTS-Per 100 lbs. 35uds1 90
CORNING. 2 sacked 5iG69c
CORN CHOpS-MiHed and pure 9iap9sc.
OATS--s0G33c per bushel
HAY-Alfalfa SO. 90 por ton. timothy s0.Jt
d3lg 90; South Texas prairie hay s. soar co.
North Texas and Territory fu 600pl2 So
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BuTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago January --Butter-weak; cream
cry fd2i dairy 12Gis Chseso-Dull i0H@
IN. Eggs---Weak: fresh is.
st. Louis, January l2.--Eggs-S Steady.
New York January i2--Eggs-Reeeipts $40
packages; market easy: Western. averaged
packed al mark sd20h loss on n.
Kansas City. january l2.~~Eggs--Fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock II. cases returned.
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bryan BRIEFS.
Examining Trial OF Bob McCas Not
GomuIeted.

Bryan. Texas. January 12.--The ex-
aiming trial Of Bob Mccay. who shot
and killed Flournoy Reed last night, was
begun before Justice Mitchell Only
two Witnesses. Mr.. Edgar Walker and a
colored policeman. Tim Risby. were ex-
aminea. Their testimony related otly
to Incidents preceding aud after the kill
ing. The Immediate cause is not ye.
known. az the deisndant himself has nat
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Edna News Notes.

Edna. Texas, January 1.-THE heaviest frofs
OF the season fell last night, but the weather
is clearing after several days rain.
w. Il. Gibbs. Robert Wells aud Emil Egg
tlon OF three days 10 the northefn part Of
the county. They report ducks up W That
country by the Thousand. They brought pask
d good bag. which IS evidence Of thax f&cf
A. ID. Peisiccias, Esq. az yictor!4 WIS over
yesterday In attendance 81 county court
Mr. w. Westhof 81 Cuera WIS h$<e. ~
turning yesterday. He Nes' dotn p0{@1
after bis Interest ~ thts eapntf
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SUGAR.

New Orleans, January 2.--sugar-strong
open kettle 2h6l37s; open kettle centrifugal
1s-lGqD4H: centrifugal yellows 4G4ss; seq
onds 2SnlIk. Molasses--S eady; open Kettle
20n30; ocntr fugal Sdz1, syrup 29M30,
New York January 2.--sugar-Raw firm
but quiet; fair refining 35s; centrifugal %
test iss molasses sugar U.s. refined steady;
standard and eonfeetioners' $40; mould
a Cos; cut loaf and crushed Clio; powdered
$40. grAnulated $50; cubes SIS.
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wcel.iy BANK Statement.
Financial Cable.

New york January u -rlW Commercial
Advertisers London financial cable says:
The markets here were quiet and cheerful
today Nest of the activity was IN Ameri-
cans, which were bought steadily here, par
Iculary Ontario and Yves orn and Denver
and Rio Grande.
Call rates we're down on heavy government
disbursements. The bank has stopped Dor
rowing.
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COTTON SEED PROJECTS.
COFFEE.

New York January i2.-coneo-Future,
opened steady with prices 20 10 points
lower and Inactive on strictly local trading
supported chiefly by covering, the p9evasllng
sen n mt was still weak IN absence bf spec
ulatiye support with receipts heavy and for
elgn markets generally lower; spot markets
also were neglected weak and nominal, The
total sales were 10, 80 bags including Febru-
airy 56l; March 5.70 May 5.75G5. s0 June
S 20; July ass; August . 81 Sep smbsr 500;
October 6.a5 December 800 Spot Rio nom
Dai: No. inyoee IA, mild quiet; 1ordoya
sq121s,
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PRODUCE

BEANs--Imported navy beans sac; Bayou
AZ; English dried Sc; plnks SAc; Lima 6lsGD
&c black eyes SC, Michigan navy isp4Ac.
California navy iSutAc.
BUrrER--aiue Star eSIstc DAIRY lee Rod
Slai ?3c; Elgin creamery 27Q2Sc; oleomai-
ga:ino dairy prints iSc; Lincoln solids ilici
pants lalse; Special Blue Star l7&o; Crystal
Gem and Country Rolls Ices Spocial Dairy
lie; Fancy Dairy iSc. Texas country butter
l0ei1Sc; Texas bricks i5dt9c.
CABbAGE--Colorado iAISc per pound.
CHEESE--Wisconsm fun cream rolls i5c
W sconsln full cream daisies liAc.
EGGs-~Texas lsef11c; Kansas ale, guar
antecd,
KRAuT--New. In half barrels. s2.l0Us 60.
ONIONS-2G2hsc per pound,
PEPrBk---Chilc 1iui5c per III; black Snga-
roru l6Mc.
PoTAToEs--c California aud Colorado, s5isg
SOC rer bushe
g. rs, flyers 81 SSGfs. a; 5roilers sS Ooffs 81;
DOCKS. iarge old 81 S0T2 90, ducks large
" 6012 IS; geese full testhered 81. a0dfS 90
turkeys, hens. Sc 00dl7 So turkeys. gobblers
IS 0OUi3. %; turkeys. young IS 00Gp6 90.
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ApPLEs--a.oo per barrel, California. non

hPPLES--A,QO per barrel, California, none
on market
BANANAS-sl, 75dJe 90 1er olEoh
Coz OANOl s--Per sack ii50a5. 0G.
Observation-Disclosures COD, crate 50 500
.. 70. barrels sl0.0lall %.
GRAPES--Malaga, half barrel, full weight
81 1887 so. Catawbas. h-lb. baskets. 2OC
l0-baske carriers 500.
L.EMoNs-californi5 extra fancy $500 per
hox.
oRANGEs--Nayels. 50 Ooaa25; seedlings,
81. .blr3 90
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aeler. but with much improved weather pros
poets. All descriptions Of ,otton goods have
been very quiet, without change N prices
IN either staples or fancy Print cloths were
INACTIVE Low grade cotton yarns very weak
under pressure OF heavy stocks. flne rotnhed
yarn steady, Wooden and wors.ed yarns IN
active and irregular
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London. January 12.-Consols for money
90 l5-i6; consos for tho account o. Lie. Bar
silver STEADY. 9shd ner GUN Money 9ta
8 per cent. The rate ot 'iscoult IN the
open market for short bi Is 4ladt 3,i6 per
cent, three months BILLS 3iSn3h per cent,
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Current Quotations on Round Lots of
StnnIc Commodities.

These quota Ions arc revised daily and Their
correctness can be relied upon. The prices
aye those ruling in Houston wholesale mar.
kets
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Bank clear!ngs Mt Houstor. as reported BY
Houston Clearing House Tor the day speeihel
,ogether with the Increase or decrease as
compared with the same days last yea,;
Days This year. Last year Inc
Saturday ......,, 81. 79T753 ti,nS.62j s6@,l28
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'AL COTTON REVIEW.

past three days the fluctuations
Fton market have been so small
time since Thursday have prices
Fe than Z points away from. tlose
~ However. somewhat bearisb
B seemed to cling about the market
doubt by the fact prices have
weep their upward tendency. rather
they have been inclined to de-
p fact. yesterdays trading left the
as good eond. Ion, perhaps. as the
n rhe market found it. Waile
}sained 1-6i.h and New York 2 to )
h New Orleans market lost 10 1
fpots were unenanaed. except az
where they were l-.6tl lower.
IS known thai Considerable cotton
5e.a IN the interior, the lac, that 4,
PED so ,enaclouSly ~ acting as a
f-ng inhGenGe Oh the narNeL.
n saws OF the situation. For the
weeks eneing SEPTEMBER neA.'
Ispinners Will take about i.llo,Vju
Pen will not come in s.gat. fhis
only 2.fug,0Qa baies yet unseen
vs. OF the world gprJvided the crop
~ We must expect a movement
rthird .arger to ali positions which
4 Texas. Louisiana. Oklahoma, In
Itory and Arkansas are tributary 10
~ be no increase from other sec
q at the Atlantic ports and Mobile
y "a. But then he farmers are hold
10000 ba4es in The Atlantic States
pinodale' Southern spinners with
Piton?l. English and continental
&c reports for December Indicate 5
}ess volume than last year Eli
I Dc r!eht-l46.0G0 bales per week
"a go But this wouid< mean ,.tsi, :
tsiS pean consumDtion Tor the saa-
a 3 on,y z6.ol4,e0O bales for the rest
y is the range Of prices IN tho
nths In New York and New Or
rt-
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are Tor Jess tLan car lots.