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FOR BAYLOR usIvEs'n'
Some Handsome Donaus
waco institution

Waco, Texas. FeoruaH ~
given cut here today that s'ls
sity had just received the fs'''''
some donations; y
/. That George Carroll .
Texas. had added $500 % % {
fund. = n
.. That George Carroll T. : 4
and Rsv, J. NJ. carroll Of y u, B
contributed the magnlhcfa', n y, y
i iee st,, by j. NJ, Carol. e.. 2 y I,
T 1Ss c-ilectlon, in addi'ie .a,,;,s3
ready owned by Baylor 'nasss]
make by far the nhe
South. :, p,ylsf q
3. That friends o. .as,s,s IA
have requested the slus ~ .,fss]
Mans Al once for a new sail1
o oos' That Tbs as soon as tns -.
U U.rsd the iSey are ready to ss v.
ing. This building d.
prcoositton from The sn .s,,,s d
roll raised funds Tor ' s 4
ago. This practically sailarf.j
erection Of two new ..,rirr
Baylcr campus before s rs.rr.l
dersto,d that George
n, ent and his fa'a s,s,ds Of
this city. are the ~ scIepcs
lion contributing tnls
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HEAVY STAPLES

AMMUNlTIoN--po Powder, per key $4,000
40, blasting powder Sl65 per keg; drop
shot, pcr sack, St55: buck, 81 50.
BAtON--ENtra short clear In sacks, sSic;
regulars, &c; boxed &c higher; bellies, 9s,GI
Zoe
BAGClNG AND TIES Baggmg. 2-lb
me; 2N-lh SiC; Arrow ties less than ear.
lead lots, from Houston, 81.
CANDY wrapped, basis ~. U,sa
Gao Ter 10: No. l. full weight. basis "a
dl4attlec per III; special sizes We higher.
CANDLES Star, full weight, lie; Gran,
lite, lull weight, lie; Electric Lights, iUc.
tEMENT-iortland, $2.7o6l325; iiosen,
dale. Sl.75M2.Oo.
COFFEE Rio fair, sS.c prime a@ghc
choice aN,MoSSc; Penbrrry. ixtlSibc. Cor
DIVA he. Roasted coiecs. Arhuckle ArloSa,
hasis luO.lb cases. A.. 5Oc delivered, SO 10
II loc delivcred Apex, l3.ooc; Lion ~ nl,,
CRACkERS-A G. soda, bulk. boxes
Oi4c; lib cartons, 6S.c; ginger snaps, Sc,
creams. ssci stage planks, &c; cakes aud
Jumbles. lie.
FLOUR Blasts islb sacks: Fancy high
patent $3.50; fancy half patent So 30; third
grade, $3.50; 2i,lh sack. Toe per barrel
higher; nour In wood lie per barrel higher
FARINAtEOUS GODDS-Grits hornfuy
aud cream meal. In barrels. S;.oon:i III.
lttri neal IN SSH sacks. 81 .Qa per barrel
OF four sacks: scotch oats. $3.50: Fr>snds
oats. $3.50. Columhla oats 81 Or6fS 10,
Hawkese oats, xaUom2 10.
LARp-Renned tierce, compound, &c;
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NOT so FAVORABLE Foa 81
Late Development Put 0vescnl
vsvf.hs

10Y 10 Fueht
New York, February 1.-THE ~
the cotton market was not 50 faIe1l
the bear interest as Of late. and q
forenoon events on change arFi4
greatly favor shorts, the later n
merits put the oyersold factor y "
the same time creating feeling q 3
illness toward the market IN ll'n
circles. The cables were rafhH
than expected and the receipts " "
were smaller than estimated.
influences the market opened stay
prices unchanged to 3 points lillf
were inclined to follow up tae is
methods pursued during the past "
and soon after the call forced f11n
ly downward until March touched,
May g.05. But soon after nha
market changed over from bear ~
10 bull supremacy, and WIN W
advanced 10 points, March VIZ
and May 9.15 before the dsnala
frightened pit shorts were aa!t'a
qDpensed. RumorS that Mem w
to issue a hullish circular and Z;
mates for tomorrOw's New W
Houston receipts were the real
the buying. on the upward trena
tive buying by commission ae,v..,
to light and the export inlefsssa
March and May with a isli ",
iidence. At the close tle @
steady with prices net 4 to II pah
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81. Louis Grain and Provisions.

81. Louis, February Whcat-No >
red cash iSs. May 73Ns67aH.; July T2&@
T23S; Ne, hard fl6i7lL Corn--No .
cash 31&, May BIN; July 3sSs oats-No.
; cash 16i.; May 26h: No. white aSls.
rork Stendy; iohbing 14.5o Lard Higher
40 Flour Quiet but steady; patents 351
@S.Ij; extra fancy and straightS 3.an6i
S,in clear . Io02So. Timothy seed
steady To trm i,2WI4.7O CornmenI--
Steady 205. Bran Firm and higher;
sacked east track TllyGi2 hal -nmothy
n.oo, Whisky STEADY III Iron cotton
ties 10 Bagging T@7S,. Hemp Irvine %.
Dry salt meats Boxed quiet; trmer: extra
49,. Recon Boxed hrm extra shorts
iN'l 2; clear ribs S.l2l2; clear sides S -.
Receipts: Flour 1000; wheat 2S.o0O. corn
5s,uCu, oats 10000. Shipments Flour ~.
eco
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standard Oil shares
FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

New York. February 1i.-standard Oil
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,,ch,so, General AZ 1885
Atchison adjustment As ...........-'- yyaaiy
Colorado Southern 4s ......,..... ss0o,t
Fort Worth and Denver city hrsts ~
Ltuis and Nashville unified fours. lul;s
iiisSlnr ronernI "a ......... 94%
lilo Grande Western lists w,
ST I. and Iron Mountain copsol os. .iiosH
st. l.. and San Francisco general Us. .l ao,t
So,,hern Rniiwav IS ....... ZIG
standard Rope and Irvine S.. 20
Texas and Pacific irsts ..........''''idl9
i rHaS I pnciac tours INSTRUMENTATION 1855
Syanash nrs.s 1i9%
rahasi seconds
Wu.t Sborc ls ,........1 1IM
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THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS
THE SALES MADE BY TEXANS AT
EAST ST. LOUIS.
Receipts of Texas Cattle at st. Louii
12UG-Tcxan and Indian steers
$3.50 to $3.50.

Especial To The Post. Reported by st. Louis
National Stock Yardsl
National Stock Yards. H.. February a.
The following sales were made today by
Texas and Indian Territory men;
Holt x Gross. Honey Grove, Texas. S2i
pound mixed, 3.0J, 1913 pound steers,
4.15, Walter Holt, Honey Grove, 96l pound
steers, AS; Planters Oil Co., Weatherford,
Texas, 1l42 pound steers, 4,35: li4S pound
steers, 40; Holt * GarTow, Honey Grove,
Texas, 1921 pound steers, 40; Woodley Il
Vance. Pine Blun. Ark, 1883, 1859 and
lU4l pound steers, 40; 100 Texans;
steady.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Wheat Was Nervous and Behaved in an
ln'xplicabie Way.
MAY WHEAT CLOSED 3-S CENT LOWER
Corn Closed 1-2 to 5-s Higher.
Oats is Up and Provisions
L. 10 10 Improved.
MAY WHEAT CLOSED 3-S CENT LOWE

Chicsgo, February i4-Wheat behaved
IN an inexpllcable way today, closing 9sc
lower after II nervous irregular session
Corn established another high mark for
the crop and closel lsdSsc over yester-
day. oats closed lsc up aud provisions
1Asd20c improved.
At any stage OF the speculative play In
wheat it was extremely difficult TO discern
the Impulses governing tho market. 1t
was a nervous, hesitating, Irregular affair,
generally dull, but fun Of unnccountable
whIins The protundity OF even the experts
was taxed to the limit and their "ad.
vices Oh the proper manner of playing
the market We're vague.
Tht market yesterday advanced in the
Face oi henlish news. today II declined
un autices which on the surface looked en-.
phaticully bulllsh. May opened Il shade
nigh tu Al shade lower at zoe to T5Nc. and
Hudcr the Influences OF advances at Liver
pool aud ON the continent advanced early
up Smnll trade to 1blsc. On the adv duce
trade became very duh aud a little foreign
selling nnded to local liquidation sent May
OF to Ijt4c. i'hc corn strength later
frightened some wheat shorts, whosc coy
criue rdused Il rally to 7I}4C. Longs. ow-
luz 70 the nervous. uncertain appearance
ut Tia" market, thought II adVisHuie TO So
cure prints May consequently turned
heavy ana closed az thu bottom. sc under
yesterday, at t3ts6I1ssc. Primary receipts
10000 bushels, compared with 45y,O)o
bushels Il year ago this comparison being
one ot the hulliSn factors ignored hy the
market. Minneapolis and Duluth reported
total OF 3ll ears. Rrcsh arrivals here
numbered 81 cars Exporters reported -
loads taken for foreign shipments. Sea.
board craranccs IN wheat aud Hour were
equal to 3u2.pOp bushels There was Il
ootter domestic -four demand reported. but
nalf the Minneapolis mills were closed
aud the cash demand here WAS slow.
v heat for July delivery was still sold
rather freely.
Corn was very firm but extremely dull
ana aggrcssively strong. \ new high price
Tor the corn crop was made. The closing
squirt was due To covering by shorts made
timid hy the absence OF country selling,
moderate receipts, higher cables aud the
continued poor grading of corn received
here. May sold between 3p2a39Ssc and
+U'sc and closed laa3Sc higher, at 4Ole0l
f0l4c. Receipts were 326 cnrs.
Oats were fairly active and firm
Provisions ruled firm though rather dull
and narrow. Pork closed 2Uc higher, lard
2iac and ribs Tisc higher
Estimated receipts tomorrow; Wheat Sc
cars; corn 225 cars; oats 235 cars; hogs
3Ou0 head
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While receipts and estimates were some
what smaller, the falling OF would within
Itself have hardly justified the recovery
OF the market from its early weakness
and the real cause IS not readily mani
fest. Unless the fact that the market has SO
many times shown unlocked for strength
dinii,g HE present season has brought
.pout the welldetned presumption that 1t
Mill Ill, so again.
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OCEAN FREIGHT QUOTATIONS. nv
COTTAN

Galveston. Texas, Fchruary IA. Ocean
freight quotations on cotton for shIpnlrnt
from interior for delivery at ships side
within fifteen days from date:
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There were rulnors that Mr. Neill VIII
soon issue another builish statement, hut
such statement would hardly cause much
of furry.
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COFFEE.

New York, February i4-Codee-s Spot
Rio, steady: No. invoice ~; mild quiet;
torloVa Snlsia. The market for futures
opened steady with decline Of . points
under struggling room and foreign srllns,
prompted by lower markets abroad and
heavy receipts In the crop country. Trading
was slow all day, The market closed WITH
steady lone aud prices unchanged To !
points higher. Total sales tS.T5O bags iIi.
Guiding February $50. March SO; MAY
500: Gul- s.Tn: September 5. 1905 50; No.
yember and December $50.
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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

Quuine. 40I+2c per ounce bottle; nor
phinc, S2.34a2.55 PEI ounce; cocaine, $3.50
per ounce --orax, Size per pound in 100
castor oil, 81 20 per gallon In 5-galon
packages epson salts, 81. 10 per hundred
In barrels alcohol. So. 1913. 90 per gallon /;
sulphur 81. 81 per 100 in barrels; alum.
2i9c per pound in barrels saltpeter. &c per
pound in barrels; camphor, zoe; wood alec
hol, 81 90; gum opium, So 50; powdered
opium, 81 IS; carbolic acid, i0ni2c per
pound in bottles; calcium carbide, s. ~
per cwt., delivered Texas common railway
points.
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GALNEST0N CorrnN nEcEIrrs

This uGN Observation-Disclosures. up- q ,
Yes terddy ...... .. uISGio
LUIS day iast year ........... Loss, t5J
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, bonhay-Recelpts This week. sSOOo:
TINS week last year, 30.No: since August
orcat Rritnint Since August 81, al Odn Ex.
ports 10 continent; This week iaOo,l: this
, Mrek last YEAR, 1000; sinee August 81. 2ii..
os' iast yenr 1000, Total exports: This
week. i9.0eo. this week iast wear. ann.
since August 81 27T0o0 last year. 2oO)o
Arost In harbor. 10000.
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
LESS he.
Now York Money.

New York. February Money on en-
stendt M 2d2h per cent; prime mercantile
nnnef 4 per cent: sterling exchange heavy
with actual business in bankers bills at at
4.SII.GI4.s79s for demand and at $500
ASH, Tor sixty days; posted rates a;S az
4.S3EM4.s4; silver certificates 62MB5' oar
silver 6o9,: Mexican dollars 4Ila; govern.
men, bonds strong; State bonds inactive'
r.ilrnnd bonds irregular
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Grain nnd provisious EIsewhcrc.

Kansas CITY, February IL. -Wheat-May
q. cash No. hard 6gGi6ais; No, = red iuti
Ille; No. spring 61, Corn May 3Ti2; cash
No mixed S6is; No. white n oats-No
> white 27ls. Receipts Wheat rs. 400;
corn 2n.dtV; oats 30 Gee shipments:
Wheat $4,000; corn 2+U0. oats 1000.
New York February IA Wheat Receipts
- GOO, exports $500: spot easy. No =
red 81 Go.h. atoat aud Tgla elevator; No
Northern S1i6 fob, adoat; No. / hard
LOS fob. anoat; options easy.
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NEW ORLEANS.
tSpcCinl to The post.1

New Orleans. February l4.-The New Or
leans live stuch exchange reports:
BceVes 4.UU04.ou; fair TO good 3.J013. 10.
Cows and heiers 3.00933U; good 2.5Oo
a.T5.
Yearlings 3.0Cd375; fair to good S9.o0@
100.
calves 4.Ood5.00; fair to good S7.0Oql 1000.
Hogs 4.5OGIJ.UO.
Sheen g. 1p0i Az.
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New York. February Ia business shows
m Increase today in most departments hut
no change 10 general tone. Brown cottous
are easy ana irregular in both heavy and
light weights Bleached cottouS selllug
more freely In small quantities, leading
tickets all STEADY. No change In coarse
colorcd goods. Prints IN fair demand
Giughams quiet. Nothing reported In rcgu.
lar print cloths Ssh. inch ~ squares sold
al Alsc, Cotton Innings market quiet ut
previous prices
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Net neccipt. NJ An q. ,. l.orr..
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Difference '5,17O '5i,Ss5 45o,12s
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago. February -Butter-Active;
creamery l4@2l dairy lllsMis, Cheese
Active l0h@ll%. Esgs-Dnll, at mark, Is,
cases returned.
Kansas City, February H. -Eggs-Lower;
fresh Missouri and Kansas stock i5la,
eases returned
New Work, February 1i-Eggs- Receipts
696 packages; market weak; Western, AZ
mark lad 1919: Southern AT mark lSUia.
ST. Louis, February -Eggs-Lower Al
II
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FAT sTocK SNOW cLosEn.

rort Worth, February 14-The fat stock
ouoYIs closed today. II has been an un-
tS,,nnvru, success. There were nearly two
h Iil'Hs"nu mend OF fine cattle and the ex-
9 gac,o, and sales have been eminently salts
, hn" far very few cattle sales have been
concluded at the cattle convention Thai
meets at San Antonio.
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Klrled fro" 49,. sss

Nscogdoches, Texas, 4 4 "
Busternento was wa' ,,ssS
miles sousnwess Of i q '.ssS
irs and was sao' WIZ ia iss'
face ANA breast , sna srasnis q I
aseut s O'Clock. BS5 .'sstcI {
house and got nls =, ,u.ths&
,hots at his essaiian' 49,
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Estimates for today are: New orleans
$500 to Ciuo bales. against ISL last year;
Houston 1850 to 5000, against 52S6 last year
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SUGAR.

New Orleans. February t4-Sngar-
Quiet; cnen kettle 3i.@t; open kettle cen
irfGgal am4 5-i6; centrifugal 4iaff4S<. sec
onds 2siG4. Molasses-Steady; open kettle
none: ccntrifusnl Ssteo. Svrup-None
New York. February 14.-Sugar--Raw
steady; refined quiet.
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COTTON SEED PRoDrc'

f. o. r. mill. Texas Interior
cording to Locations; ~
Prime crude oil. loose..:.. x 4
Prime summer yellow OIL. !, 4
Llntels, per pound........ NJ
Hulls, baled .......,.;;'''es, N d
Prime cotton seed meal.s'sM N Il
Prime cotton seed cake. !; Xxx "a K
Cotton seed. at stations. y 7 "
Quotations on prime coilea "
and prime cotton seec uA' :
livery at Galveston. \. Cats I
New York. February 49, III, n
steady; prime crude ia p
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Carload lots, (. o. h. ears from nillcrs:
dealers charge from store 5Sil0c more per
10 lbs on bran 20l3c per bushcl on oats
tn1 corn. aud loTt5c per 100 lbs OH hay.
BRAN Pc 100 pounds. S0GTS2r
WHEAT SHORTS-Pcr 100 pounds, 81
assoc.
CORN No. . Sucked, o1Sf5cc
CORN CHOPS Mixed and pure. 93d9Tc,
OATS Sad33l,c per hushel
HAl-Alfalfa, Sl3, 0Odt4 %; choice imn-
thy, Sic. 00d l6. 80; South Texas prairie
hay SG.500ts C0: North Texas and Terri
tory hay. sill .5odlS, 90.
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AFpLEN-Ncw York Bnldwlns, S4256p
1 80; California hox. 81 5o9i, -.
BANANAS 81 1902 90 per bunch.
.COCOANUTS-re sack. 81 COAT -.
CRANBERRiES-C Cape Cod, crate, So 80
az. -; barrels. $40. O01li 90,
CRATES - Malaga, half barrel, full
weight. 81 7l6lT 30; Catawhas. 5-lb baskets,
zoe; 10haSket carriers, s: 90.
LEMoNS--Callfornih. extra fancy. $3.50
"a .W per box
ORANGES Navels. So 65d2.75.
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Csiglil & Richardson of Houston rcpor,
the range 81 prices foe leading stocks 10.
dnV rs fotlou.s "
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DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.

APPLES-Fancy evaporatcd, 1o.lb boxes
Gl4c III cartons. &c; choice cyaporated, &c
APRlCOrS-Pcr HI. loose. l0c.
CITRO\-In 10-lh boxes. 13c.
CURRANTS-In bbls. lSl5c: o5lb boxes
cleaned, bulk. lie; 1-lh cartons, 15c.
DATES-l-lh packages, ioc;6o-lb boxes Tc
FIGS-California, l2hc: imported. l,
@1Sc.
PEACHES-Choic new stock, SIZE.
RAlSINS-California 3crown, l.. l.
boxes, s.. -: l,hox l.. l.. raisins. 656i Toe
2-crown l., VI. raislps, 5o-lh boxes. SlShc
3-crown l.. VI. raIslns. 50-lb hoNes, Sc.
l'RUNES-C California. 5o-60s. Sc; 6oTOs. 7c
Tu.Sns, tic. SG-.us, 5isc; .W-l00s, 10.
NUTS Brazil lac per h. hlberts, Sicily
llc; walnnts. l+G15c, peanuts. fancy baud
Iicked, 6dsGihc; 40 = 56T5hc' almonds
TaraSona, lSc H. In sacks: Italian chest
mus, 10r; prcars. selected, 1oc; large, 10
lJc; medium, 6d7c.
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Following is the range of prices Of the
active months at New York and New Or
leans: open. High Low. Close.
At New York
Marcl. -. ol1 915 o.o4 9.13I4
May ........ 300 9.15 9.o5 o14-l5
AT New Orleans
March ...... % a.14 300 Z. l. IA
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Current Quotations ON Round Lots OF
staple Commodities

These quotations are revised daily an,
their correctness can he relied upon. III,
prices are those ruling In Houston whole
sale markets.
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nj, FOR account QTss: bar silver dull al
p i5-i6d per ounce; money id5 per cent
The rate Of discount in the open market tol
short bills 37s per cent; three months DIS
:: Is. ICGi3is per cent.
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New YORK. February 14.-Clearings $751;
730.3s4; balances S1i,aI2, l3l
Paris February 14--Threc per cont rentes
1O2f. 92iac for the account; exchange on
London 2jf, 23c for checks.
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tluur-Duil.
Wheat No spring 6sa73la; No. , red
"a mrs.
Corn-No. . 3ss.; No > yellow 3s%
Oats-No. = &l3sd 25Ss; No. white 2TS,
@.Ni.; No 3 white 2TM27ie,
Rye-No 81
barley Good feeding A: fair TO choice
mailing 52NIo.
Flax seed No. / 1,65; No, / Northwest.
eru ] SO
Timothy seed-Prime 70
Mess pork Per barrel "a l2ted15 90.
Lard Per 1CO pounds. : .47lsGiT 80.
Short ribs sides, loose : lO6iI 10.
Dry sailed shoulders RoNci i, 25GI6 50,
short clear sides Boxed .}Jf3I 81
MhiskN-nnsis of hich wines ~
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GALVESTON STOCK.

I0l0I ,........,,.... $500. 4,ala
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Houston Railrond Receipts.

Following are the receipts OF cotton by
the various railroads entering the city
Bales
Houston and Texas Central ..... Col
international and Great Northern .5,;iu1
Galveston, Harrisburg aud san Au.. tG
Texas and New orleans .....,.. ~
Houston East and West Texas ,.... -
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Re ..... III
Snn Antonio and AlunSas Pass .... 81
missouri Kansas aud Texas ........ 9Il
Total ...................... PSI
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ST. LOFTS

81, Louis. February l4.-Cattle-Receipts
siU9, Including 1900 Texans; weak to 10
S s, lower: native shipping and export
steers 425@5.30; steers under 1000 pounds
".-o@4o2; stockers and feeders .. 40l4. -
COWS and heiiers 2.0o@i.75; Gamers 1256r
10. bnlls ,. I5M3.SO: Texas and Indian
steers S,Sp6f4.6O: cows and heIfers >. acm,
30 30. Hogs Receipts 500: strong cents
higher; pigs and lights 5.I5d5. 30: packers
. no 5oq,'.ai! butchers 5.35G5.a2h. sheep
y aruooISi,fIs 'ou:market steady; native muttons
t,VV,dtu; lambs 4.5OG75. 3aIs; cuIls and
DUCKS 3,uOdi.l0; stockers 2.I5.
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CANNED FRUITS-Apples Bib. SIC:
pincapplcs. SLICED Sl.1o, ryeleSs ana core,
itSs' 81 iJnl 80, extra grated S1.Sjd 20;
leaiS. IN SOC; Strawberries, 2-lh SIC
blnckherrlcs, 2-lb Tjc; peaches. oh 81 10
peaches Bib S1.55@l. LOO, pie peaches 3-li
81 .uNi1 10
CANNED VEGETABLES Tomatoes. ,.
H. full weight, Toe; 3ib, full weight 9jc;
:! light weight roe; 3-lE light weight zoe.
t'kra and tomatoes, 2-lb Soc. Canned kraut
alb, soc. California asparagus, 2is-lb So 90
Lib California asparagus tips. s. 10; baked
hcuns, Bib 9lc; l-lh 45c; 9Th string beans
Coo, 2-lh kidney beans poe: 2-lb stringles.
leans 81 -; 2-lh marrowfat peas 81 10
2-lh American Petit Pois peas 81 400 l. ~
3-lh hullcd corn soc; lib Al corn 81 90: .
10 Blue Ridge corn zoe.
CALlFORNIA FRUlT-Extra standard
2ls.lb peaches. lemon cling. $l.:UGil 10
yellow Crawford. Sl.SO1l -: black cher
rios, s. o0M2 90; white cherries. 81 lOd
: 10; apricots. 81 I56i1 So rawberries
s.. WM2 TO- plums, 81 65ml 10; grapes
81 JOsi 60; seconds. Toe per dozen les.
than extra standard prices.
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t,ood ord . A 1915 Good mid. =. 81
Low mid. $40 Mid far.. . 25-a2
Bnvre.---June closed at 59iss, against
JgSsv yesterday
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VESSELS IL PORT.

s. Alamo Hlx. for New York.
- Noruaudie tNorl, Tor Vera Cruz via
EiloNi and Mobile.
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rROpUCE.

BEANS-lmported navy beans. sac;
Bayou, 4c; English dried, Sc; pnks, sac;
Lima, 6I3M6&c: black eyes, %: Michigan
navy &c, California navy. 5Iac.
BuTTER-Blue star. :3dt24c; dairy 1oc;
Red Star, 23c; Elgn creamery, 2in2oc.
oleomargnrine dairy prints Use; Lincoln
solids, Ike prints, l2lsc; Special Blue
star, 1il9c: Crystal Gem and Country
Rolls. Ice; Special Dairy. nc; Fancy Dairy.
lSc; Texas country butter, 10415c; Texas
bricks. l56il9c.
CABBAGE-2c per ID.
CHEESE-W Wisconsin full cream rolls,
14iac Wisconsin full cream daisies, lac.
EGGS-Tcxas, loo
kRAUT-New. in half barrels, 81. 4OGt
$50
ONIONS 2@2}9c per pound.
fEPPER-Chilc, 14uloc per lb black
Singapore. 15iGc
POTATOES : California and Colorado.
s1igM90c per hushe
lUUtTRY-C dickens. hens, good . 50m
800: tryets, 81 3o0t3 90; brollers. s. ood
30; cocks, large, old. 81. 50d2 %; dJcks,
large. 80 oo@3.5 geese full feathcred,
81 50G6 10, turkeys, hens. So 0ociT 80; tul
kcSs, golhlers, IS. o0ci 10, so; turkeys.
Young, So .OOII6 90.
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To Vera cruz: Per steamship Normandic
40 bales of cotton. valued al Sot5SI. 4
barrels lard. valued AZ Sll63
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Gulf, Colorado and Santl Fe .. ~
International aud Great Northern AZ
n23iN'Si9H' Houston and Henderson :. $50
GGalNeSI9n Houston aud Northern 80. LOIS
barge Boots OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Tn5
Total .... go
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GALVESTON.

sl"lowing are the quotations In the Cal
es,on i've stock market as reported for
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$ Normandic ,Nop. Tor Vera Cruz via
Biloxi and Mobile.