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Arizona republican., 1902-06-17
HOME SAVINGS BANK
The National Bank of Arizona

PnOeN1X, ArlZOna
 CAPITAL PAID UP. .s100. .olo
 SURPLUS ..--......-..- 2s,OJ0
 EMIL GANZ, President.
 SOL LEWIS, Vice-president. s. OBERFELDER, Cashier.
 JOHN J. SWEENEY. Asst. Cashier.
 DIRECTORS: Emil Gang. Soi Lewis, J. Y. T. Smith, Charles Goldman. $. Oberfelder. Edward Eisele. Joseph Thalheimer.
 CORRESPONDENT The Bank of Co, New York; National Bank of
 Commerce, St. Louis; National Bank of Commerce, Kansas City; Firt Ma tional Bank, Chicago; Colorado Ma
 tional Bank, Denver; Farmers and Merchants National Bank, Los An
 geles; Consolidated National Bank,
 Tucson; Bank of Arizona, Prescott, Messrs. N. N. Rothschiids 6 Sons. London.
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FOR SALE-A complete steam power plant in first class condition. Con- sists of b H. P. engine, 20 H. r. boiler, pipes, etc. Can be bought for half of original cost. Gail on or ad- dress The Republican. Phoenix. Ariz
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TIE VALLEY BANK OF PKGEhiX. kRiz0hh

PAID UP CAPITAL...-......... .s10o, ,eo0
 SURPLUS ............ ........ 25.000 VIM. CHRISTT. President.
 J. c. KIRKPATRICK, Vice-Pres.
 W. D. FULWILER, Cashier. LLOYD B. CHRISTY, Asst Cashier. Drafts isSued on all of the iInpor- tant cities of the United States and
 Europe. Discount commercial paper and do a general banking business.
 Office hours: a. IT.. to 3 D. n. DIRECTORS: NJ. H. Sherman, Wm. Christy, E. J. Bennitt, J. .. Kirkpat-
 rick, F. .. Hatch, ". D. Fulwiier,
 Lloyd B. Christy.
 RESPONDENTS: American Exchange National Bank, New York;
 American Exchange National Bank.
 Chicago; First National Bank, Los Angeles; Bank of Arizona. Prescott, Arizona: The Anglo-Calfornia Bank. San Francisco. Cal
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HAIRY " ATcNEAN.

DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF
 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
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A. PIMA. MEXICAN CONSUL. Phoenix, Arizona. Do you intend to go to Mex ico, in mining. railroad, for pleasure or any other business? Call or address 33S F. Van Buren St. information free.
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FOR SALE.-Weber wagon, bicycle and cook stove. F. w. Henderson, Tempe.
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FOR SALE-i1urse and saddle Horse good locker. well gaited and drives single or double. A bargain. Ad- dress C. Kolb, Box 1892
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MISS

PIANOFORTE TEACHING. - MISS Fanny Peck. Teacher of Musical Kin dergarten and Pianoforte Playing. A pupil Of Carl Stasny of The New England Conservatory of Music, also graduate of Theory of Music under Lewis (. F,lson of Boston. Address 136 N Sixth Street
Arizona republican., 1902-06-17

FRANK SHIRLEY, Expert cl,iropodi>t. Tel. Main a966 Basement, Cor. Wash. anG Center St.
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1907.
 Territory Of Arizona,
 County of hiaricop1 ss.
 I. F. r. HicFall. County Recorder in and fer the County and Territory aforesaid. hereby certify that i have compared the foregoing copy with the original Articles ct Incorporation ce the NORTH AMERICAN MINING COMPANY" filed and recorded in my office on the 10th day oi June. 1902. in Book No. I0 of interpretations at Page -, ana that the sarc is a full, true and correct copy If Sg"h original and of the whole thercai.
 WITNESS; my kard and seal of of fee, this 1Gth day of June, 1902.
 tEcal1 E. r. NcFALL.
 County Recorder By A. s. ARTHUR. Deputy.
 Filed and recorded in the office of the Secretary of the Territory of Arizona, this 10th day of June, A. D. 1902, at , D. m.
 ISAAC T. STODDARD, Secretary of Arizona. First publication June b.
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FIR SALE

>~~--~-~~--~-~-~>----> FOR SALE-F'ine chicken and farming ranch. 15O acres, miles south Ben son. Artesian wells flowing 150 gal ions per minute. 6 acres set out to apple orchard. Cheap, quick trade. C. S. Stevens. Benson. Ariz.
 FOR SALE-Household goods of four rooms. Child's iron bed. Singer machine. Fruit jars, etc. cheap. Chickens 320 '. Pierce.
 FOR sALE.-Compiete cyanide plant. l bargain. six cotton capacity sheet steel tanks with bottom discharge hole. Two 10-ton capacity solution tanks, also sheet steel. One redwood precipitation box; vacuum cylinder, boiler iron; complete piping and fit tings. Address Leopold Wallorh Yarnell, Arizona.
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First publication. June 16.
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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION

Dated June ,. 1862.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-28

high rs Goas early N the day. lost rs gam
ana dronpcd to 5aIsd59h The weather
EgG something of bcarlsh effect, hut n
spite of the heavy pressure brought TO pear
ni this market May closed only easy. =
lower 1t 5ghmJ9% Country offerings We're
moderate. Receipts were light at los
cars. t
under the influence Of corn. ThcY soon
broke away from this load however, ana
on liberal offerings turned away. May Spld
from AZ to 42i4 and closed y on at Avs
Receipts wcrc ~ cars
Provisions showed marked strength, again
due, it is said. to active manipulation ny
packers 70 bring prices to II higher leNel
FOR inc purpose of unloading their prod
who took profits. Nav pork opened 100
zoe IN at 1925 tn 1886, gained steadily
for time aud then jumped late to 1910
where it closed very strong o1c above
yesterdays close MAY lprd closed lod
l9fac higher at 0S2i5. and May ribs jd
7isc up AT S.S71gaS9O.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow; Wheat
90 ears; corn 1o5 cars oats. ll5 cars hogs
31.0OO head.
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour STEADY
wheat-No 3 7oa73: No. red 7sls.
Corn No. . yellow 5S&
oats-No. > 42lad43; No. whTte 44d46
No white 43i2di4&
Rye-No 56Ad57i2
Bariev-Fair to choice mailing 19d66.
Flax seed-No. ] 16S; No. ! Northwestern
la
Mess pork-Per barrel l6.6iNd16.65.
Iard-Per 100 pounds 7OdN.i5.
Short rihs-Sides Noosei SI5dS.h.
shoulders Dry salted CboXedl rsNBTA.
sides Short clear (boxedi 9.l5ef925.
whisky Basis Of high wines 40.
Cluver-Contract grade SO.
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GRAINS HAD A HEAVY DAY.
FOR A TIME THEY
SOLD AT GOOD ADVANCES.
Wheat Closed Weak--Corn Had Con-
siderable Strenath--Oats Followed
Corn--ProVisions Advanced.

Chicago, March 27.-Gralns experienced
another day Of heavy trading and for a
time sold at good advances. Fair weather.
however, dissipated fears Of crop damage
end corn shorts had comforting assurances
against the gossip Of corner in July corn
aud declines were registered May wheat
closed l%@iisc depressed; May corn &c
lower and Nav oats i9c down. Provisions
again acted Independently. otrong ana
closed Jd7l3c to 55c higher.
Traders who ran to cover yesterday on
reports Of crop damage in winter wheat
tsd their fears allayed soon after the
opening hour Cables were higher on the
damage reports and there was fair mum
Der Of buying orders Small Northwest
ern receipts also we're bulllsh in their In
srence. but only SO long as corn held frm
I'D wheat keep its opening strength. Rains
were reported over the whole wheat belt
and the temperature was too mild not to
be taken notice Of. StatistlCians reported
tie growing crop as good IL not better
than at first reported. Corn had been eN
pected to take u decided upturn, hut was
soon being sold literally and Wea6eneu.
This gave the weather an opportunity TO
he felt to its full extent end wheat grew
tion and stop loss orders added to the
decline and bears took control May wheat
opcued X to u higher at I3A to 4" ana
held there for some time. Tho depression
took May to 1ih and in spite NJ liberal
covering OF short accounts late in the
day the close was very weak. May l3sd lh
depressed at Tl3s0T1l2. Local receipts
were 10 cars. none of contract grade Min
neapolis and Duluth reported 236 cars.
making q total for the three points Of POO
cars against 1856 cars last week aud $50
cars a wear ago.
Considerable strength was manifested all
day In corn despite the marked weakness
that developed in wheat There was also
persistent selling Of corn by big traders
especially by the crowd that was supposed
to be trading To corn July options N<
prices held well The market was nervous
and excited at times on account of rumors
that an effort vas made by large Eastern
interests 10 connect with the July cam
paign crowd The heavy selling for prof.
It's eased prices somewhat and gave wheat
u chance to break. The pit In turn a..
fected corn and May corn. qf5er selling ~
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COTTON VALUES MAKE GAINS.

I spo, amounted to 1000 bales at quotations
l-32 higher. Contracts showed a anal gain
~ s64 on nesr and 3s4 on far deliveries.
II Is worthy Of note that with an increase
Of $4,000 in American stock for the week
and $4,000 more than last year. the Brit
ish market did not view the spuner's mart
as one entirely safe. Private advices stated
that textile conditions at Manchester jnstl.
fed the move.
on this side OF the water optimism was
! quite the rule. The drift Of fluctuations
| scarcely left the result in doubt at sny
time. The undercurrent was intensely
strong. and when the short" secured his
commitments for the passing Of Enstertide
IN the latter moments. there WAS an add
tlonal tinge to the strength. The course on
the two future boards was very similar,
with April contracts New YORK; In the lead
and the improvement at New Orleans GOV.
erlrg a larger portion Of the list.
New York opened point mp on near and
3 20 points IN on flr Ter deliveries.
There was small gain Immediately which
was follow cd by a gradual decline that ex-
tended through the carly hours Of the
morning and caused bottom prices TO he
reached. Toward midday an advancing wave
set In and continued until high mark was
touched by noon. The scale essed on a
few points during the next hour. but re-
covered The loss and little variation took
| place through tho balance Of the session.
1 In tae net result April advanced ~ points,
/ November 4, December and the other op
! tlons gained to . points.
! New orleans started . TO points above
/ the previous close An early recession took
! place when made the lowest OF the day
A steady rise appeared afterward and there
Was little interruption until the last two
hours Of the session. decline then took
place aud lasted for thirty minutes. after
I which there was an upward move that OK
tended TO The close and brought best prices
ON the dnal call. In the net result March
increased 10 points, April Ii. July and
tho other months went and points hct-
ror sales at the four American markets
amounted to 1855 bales. spot quotations
wcrc advanced lie
/ The volume ot the movement continued
N decrease. Receipts at an ports for the
day were lO.a14 hales compared with H.
2e5 Tor the corresponding daY Of last year.
[ Since Friday they have been 6I44T bales,
| compared with 81 40a for the same time OF
! iasr week and ~ III for the corresponding
] they have been G.Ts6u3s bales, compared
; with G.3TI .l1T fcr fhn corresponding time
/ of last season Exports since Friday have
/ been I6SSS bales. Compared with tlun3
: for the same time ~ last week and 1875,
I 27l for the corresponding time n last sea
| son. Stock az United states ports for the
/ 1t6 for the same d1r NJ last week and 77T..
[ 6i2 for the corresponding day ~ last year
An exchanges will be closed today and
. o -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-28

81 Louis, March 7.--wheat-Iover; NJ.
2 red cash elevator n; track 77lqd 7sl4;
May u, July 7OE; No. ? hard i2la. Corn
Lower: No . cash IS; track 50; May $50
July 5a7s; September SIN oats Lower;
No cash -; track 43%H+5, MAY AZ:
July S3l5nS3's No . white 44laG45l2 Rye
Lower 56& Pork-Hieher. lohhng Is 81
tor old II 80 for new. Lard Higher *.1t.
Flour steady red winter patents SGh1
$50; extra fancy and straichts 33O@3 40;
clear 3ONl3.15 Timothy seed-Steady, jw
6iGO0' prime worth more Cornneal-
Stendv. $40 Bran Duh. weak. Hay
Timothy steady, l4ONfl6 10. prairie scnroe.
nm; not quoted whisky STEADY, $50
Iron cotton ties 100 BagGins 5l2n6N
Homn Irvine o. Dry salt meats (hoNedl-
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Grain and Provisions Elsewhere.

Higher extra shorts 300; clear ribs SS7ii;
snort clears 912ia. Bacon boxed Higher;
extra shorts pS7la. clear ribs 9.75; snort
clear 900. Receipts-tlour I~D; wheat
5000. corn 5000 oats 10000 Shipments
Flour 5000; wheat 1900; corn $1,000; oats
26.COO
Kansas city, March y Wheat MAY
eSis Iulv ISIS cash No ? hard Io'2: No. :
req II. Corn NAV ISIS: september 5Tii;
cash No mixed l9lad6o; No. white 90
Oats-No white a. RoceiptS-W
30. 500; corn 51.20O oats 5000 Shipments
Wheat ~ 600; corn $500. oats 1900.
New York, March 27.-N heat--Beceipts
IS 5no. exports 10000 bushels; spot cnsle.;
No red S2s, elevator. No. > red rs f. o. b.
nfoat No l Northern SOM T. o. b. afoat'
No hard s3ls (. o b. stoat Hides quiet
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-28

New Orleans, to II points hioner'
SPOTS:
Liverpool, t-s2d higher.
American side, t-t6o higher.
Even with The SHADE NJ three days Of
res, upon it's official being, yesterdays cot.
ton market Kept well on the road TO re-
euperation. II can not be said that other
shan a correct solution Of tho problems that
confront the trade With reference 20 pro
ductlon and consumption claimed the at.
tention Of the average operator. Although
many wise ones continued TO draw differ
eut conclusions from the same Hypothetical
facts that relate 70 this subject. there was
n renewed support given to the commodity
that made the ascent or the value scale
easy.
The power OF spots was brought into
honspicuous play by the paucity n o1er-
snrs from inferior as well MS exterior cen
Eers. The ready absorption that followed
was sufficient n remove all fears as to a
waveriug demand aud several patches OF
rev "notieeS' were also stopped IN the
process The movement offered ample en-.
enrnd cement for bulls, particularly when
she theory was given greater credence thai
exhaustion al primary sources is more
complete. Receipts at ports and those "es
fimated" told the same story.
Considerations az the new crop were
given iuSt enough thought 20 alter that
Phase n the situation. in this connection
The following special may be quoted
Talks with Intelligent planters lead r.
The following deductions
present and prospective prices of cot
ton will Induce the planting 81 as much
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81 LOUIS

ST. Louis. M4rch 27.-Cattle- Receipts
2Go0 including 1907 Texans; market steady:
notive shipping and export steers 5.ood
G 40 dressed beef and butchers steers, 4 %
as So steers under 1000 pounds 3 5oGl5 "a;
Steckers and feeders . 7Od5 10; cows and
heifers 2.25n5,5n, Gamers l O4d2.T5: bulls
30oG5 p; calves 3.5o1T 90. Texas and In
dian steers graSScrs 3 5od5.5O; fed 45d
900: COWS and hefers 265dA50 Hogs
Receipts $500; market 1oc higher: pigs and
ers G35d6 So sheep Receipts 2OO0: mar.
ket seady; native muttons 4 5Od5 so, lambs
55Od5 s.. spring 1000; culls and bucks
.. 5nd4. 80
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-28

New York, March % Money on call Arm
at 4'05 per cent closed offered at 4 pcr
cent. Prime mercantile paper II6Gl5 per
cent; sterling exchange firm with actual
business in bankers bills at sI2td4 s47s
DAYS. posted rates S66i4 ssh; commercIaI
bills s4Ied4 sa1h Bar silver S27k Next
can dollars 4Sh government bonds steady;
state bonds inactive; railroad bonds irreg-
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SUGAR.

New Orleans, March ~ SUBMISSIONS,
open Kettle sissiS 10. open kettle centrii
tgel Sd3l5; centrifugal yeliows sisa,,as
Molasses- Steady: centrifugal Tnis.
New York. March 2T- Sngar-Raw strong
faif refining Sik centrifugal 50 test Sss;
3.s5; No. "a asa.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-28

New York, March 2I.-Trsde IN the metal
market WAS quiet This was due 10 the
semrnohdny character OF the day. as therc
VIII be no official trading unni Nonsa I.
next, while the London trade had a Mi,
holiday today. and business viii nat he -.
snmed there until Tuesday. Lead ,,isa
steady SIC. here at sac London was steady
oat UNCHANGED. Spelter was steady ana nm.
changed az New York and LenSsn ~ ~
S s urn but QUIET here and hlgher sbrnss
flE Eea warrants neninll; No. fsnns,v
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-28

ConnparatIve spot Markats.
Other spot Markets.

Galveston-spots closed firm, prices i.i6c
up; stock 95.34S bales.
How ord. 3-i6 Middling .....SIs
Ordinary .....-e 1916 Good mid ....SM
Low mid. .s...Sh Sales ........1, $50
New Orleans Spots closed arm, prices
h.ow ord .6B Aiiddling .....s TIA
food ord ~ 11-I0 Mid fair ....9 9.I6
Low mid .....s l.1e Sales 80. !. 1900
New York-.Spots closed quiet, prices Lice
up; stock 1S2.o17 bales
ESood ord..-...I 1916 Good mid ....ait
Low mid...-..s GIG Mid fair -. es
Middllng. .-...s 1916 Sales .1o5
Liverpooi-spots closed nrmer. prices l-s2
down; sales 1000 bales. Of which 600 were
american; speculation aud exports 500
bales; imports 5000 bales. Of which all were
American.
E)rdinary.~-.-.4 esq Middling ....4N
Good ord. -. A 1882 Good mid 80. AZ
E.ow mid. "a 80 Mid fair ....5 $50
New Orleans Futures.
Yes'day's
Opened. Closed close.
karsA nc s;aasssessss,A Nom -alsts s,as-al
.1l&<A--t -fA4l--tf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-28
KANSAS CITY.


Kansas city, March p The following
pound steers at $500; ]. c. whaieg. Bci'
cher, a60 pound steers at S. 55; johnson
J. r. wilson, Pnrce SsS Mound N s az S,' ~
S525 A. n Burns, CrcSson. 10Na pound
steers at s. 50; Y. c. Laseter, Realities. -773
pound COWS at $3.50; 1888 pound steers
at $3.50.
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London Consols.

London March 81 -Consols for MONEY
ana account ~ l6. Bar silver steady.
a 1916 per ounce Money 2Nd2 nor cent
Discount for short bills Ii .l6G2s, per
cent; three months bills %, per cent.
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London financial Gail.

New York, March 27.-The Commercial
Advertisers cghlecram saws The stock
market opened quief and then grew cheer,
tul In the hone of definite peace news from
South Africa after Faster The death Of
Cecil Rhodes proves 10 have heon fully dis.
counted. American shares we're lifeless
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-28
Difference. 1911 1880 S57, ssq
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

cording 10 location, Per ssi,on
Prime crude oil loose aSiks9e
Prime simmer yellow oil SSit$
Linters. according to quality 90 "a oeH
Per ton
hh1lls, loose ....,..........SS 90 a
Prime cotton seed meal 30 On ~
Prime cotton seed cake 26 80 n
quotations on prime cotton seed meal
and prime cotton seed cake are for delivery
al Galveston.
Memphis. March Election seed OIL
Prime crude 80; on crude az; prime summer
yellow Ss; choice cooking summer vellow
~ Meal and cake-Prime 22.0a22 so; on
New Orleans. March 2T.-Cotton seed OIL
Refined In barrels a94; on refined sss.
prime crude, loose SO.
New York. March 2I.Cotton seed OH
firm: prime crude nominal; prime crude
yellow a.
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GALVESTON STOCK
HIDES AND WOOL

Dry flint hides. .......'''''''''
Dry flint klps ..,..,' ~. '.'elected 0s
Dry saited hides and klps' sainsted 0Sl
Wet sailed hides and klps' se's' 10
Sheep pClts .....'''''''''''.
Deer skins, hints. .''''''''' 10
Goat skins, fints. .'''''''' II
Horse hair ......''ss 20 months,
Wool. free medium 10 l. 70
free from burs :. 20 months. 'gN
Wool, free fine, 10 Il n'9 ~
Reeswax .......,......' 81, sai IN sharl
TotaI sales for the day o-s- O.
Cline ...............'.''''',.,,,... Oss
Prime tsllow ..,r'.'''''''
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Closing Prices of New York Bonds.

baltimore and Chlo Siss. ..,.......... a5N
Baltimore and ohio conv. 4s..........1oT
canada southern Ids. .,........,... .lun
Central Of Georgia 1s.,.............llu Js
Central ~ Georgia LIST inc. ........ AZ
Chesapeake and ohio ilss. ........ IuIa.
chicago and Alton 3las s.,..-.t....... Slss
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy new 4s a5Js
chicago, NJ and ST. Paul gen. Is Odd lis
Chicago and Northwestern censnl - lSS,L
Chicago, Rock leland and Pacidc 4s.li.S{
caleSSe Terminal &s..........A..,... s.
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Chicago, March. 2T.-Cattle- Receipts
$500 including nine cars Of Texans; market
steady to strong; good 10 prime steeiS
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Vessels in Port.
STEAMSHIPS.

VeSsel-FIaG-
Contessa Adclma (Aust,).,....".',,';
Frankfurt tGer) ...........'''''''''i
Gyller tNorD .....,..,...'''''',''' 5000
Sabine (AmJ ...........,.....'''
Saturnina (Span1 ..........,'''''''''r'
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SIS Jerseymoor CBr), for Hamburs
Sch independent tAm). for Port las
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NEM YnRK rvcuANcr
BANK cLrAR1NGs.

Following are the cearings NJ the Hous
ton banks together with the amount NJ in
crease or decrease over last wear:
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----~------~-,-----~--------
Northern 1890 No. . foundry Northern
$50 o0. Zoo Zoo; No. foundry Southern II 5ra
800. Glasgow closed at Us I'd and Mid.
dleshoro at ass lOlad N'u'
BUTTER AND EGGS.
81. Louis, March 27-Poritrv u,,....
chickens 10; turkeys ~ ducks us aeese
tao Butter-Steady; creamery yis7,,s.
gary ny lsa22 Eggs-Higher, i4%.
crsamsrr .,,, aEaTch - Butter STEADY;
t rlFm' l'%alS Eggs-Steady; fresh iS,a
~, New York. March -Eggs-Receints .,
q I5i psos 49, steady; Western at mark Is
@''4' southern at mark l4la@l51a.