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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-12

Mir. Walter Pope is having a hand- some residence built in the suburbs, in what is knownas Park view Messrs. Atkinson X Jones are the contractors.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-12

Mrs F. c. Florence of the Original Racket store has removed her stock qf Millinery goods across the street, next door to Mills drug store West barraquc street. On account of the Ialillrc of the Original Racket she VIII dlsp0se d her goods. at fifty fsis dollar Now fs your ll[as tsl fot, { ntylish hat Tor a
 m <;nll essrly before goods
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-12

Commencing December Ist we will have the sole agency for theSt. Louis Republic in Pine Bluff. Those desir- ing the paper sent to them at 6 cents per month will please notify us, The Republic will arrive now on the same day of publication and will be de livered direct from the evening train
 HoYIER < NoWIAND, Telephone r, 1l3 West Second Ave
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-12

Have you tried Plantation Liver Pills for habituai constipation? They are perfectly splendid and a sure cure Sold by McCammon < Son, Pine Bluff Ark, J NJ. Barrett, Sherrill. Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-12

It will be but q short time now until the Miller Hotel is completed, and then our city will have two handsome hotels Mr.. Jack O'Kieff will manage the new hostelry and he will make it very popular with the travelling public.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-12

Mir. and Mrs. Gatewood and Mrs. Terrell, uf Humboldt, Tenn, will ar- rive in the city today on a visit to their relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. ". Scales.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-12

We mean what We say We will sell for cash lumber, laths, shingles, doors, windows, blinds, hot-bed sash window glass. sash weights, etc, fer less money than they have ever been offered before and cheaper than any one else in the world. Nothing cha rged at cash prices-strictly cash
 l 27tf BI uFF Cry HUMBER Co
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Misses Rosa AltschnI and Toney Stefne, of Chicago, arrived in Pine Bluff yesterday morning and are guests of Mr. and Mrs $. Bluthen-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-12

Mir NJ. l.. Gulpepper is having Il lovely residence built in the south eastern portion of the city, in what K know as the Culpepper addition. It will soon be completed and he and his bride will occupy it in future
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-12
Ifnli.iax.

On December 2n, 2l and - the Missouri Pacific railway company will sell excursion tickets 10 points in fhe southeast and to Cairo. Mem- phis, New Orleans and St. Louis Ut une fare for the round trip For particulars call on
 J. l.. REINAcH. Ticket Agt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-12

Mr J. E. Jones. Che welI-known Little Rock lawyer. passed through the city last night en route to Rison. on legal business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-12

Two negro men became involved in a row on Main street near the saloon of Moshy < Havis last even- ing, and one of them was struck i'll the face with a hammer and badly injured Both men were arrested.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-12

Mir N. A. Joy, T prominel citizen of Camden, was at the Trulock last night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-12

Capt. V D. Wilkins. President of the Merchants X Planters Bank, of this city, was in Little Rock yester- la
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-12

Fresh lemon and hoarhound drops at the Paramore Bakery and Cafe.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-12

Hoyler < Rowland have ssThe Catholic Family Annualfor1s95 Do you want a copy? 12 Sdtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-12

II you intend giving nice dinner come and see us; WIG will help you. l.. r. Goldsmith < Co. 1127tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-12

'Documcntsin Evidence, or" Love When q Game of Three Have you seen il? You never saw anything like it before.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-12

Egg kisses. the finest i'll the world, at the Paramore Bakery and Cafe.
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The Hon. $. NJ. Taylor is inattend- ance upon the Cleveland Circuit court at Rison.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-12
CITY ITEMS.

Mir R NJ Weaver, of Corinth. Miss, is visiting lis cousin, Mir. Pat q. Knox
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-12

Gocoanut morangnes at the Para more Bakery and Cafe. 2I5dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-12

We announce the following special reduction in prices:
 Gulf lumber at S to $5 per NJ.
 No. dimension lnmber. S7 50 per NJ. , 23tf BLUFF EI4" LUMBER Ce.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-12

Mir M. l.. Culpepper and bride ar rived home Monday night from points in the North and East. Mr. Culpepper took his Pine Bluff friends by surprise by marrying q charming young lady of Plymoth, Ind, last Wednesday,. None of them had the least idea tha. he even contemplated becoming q Benedict.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-12

Daniel Webster, celored, who was recently convicted of grand larceny by u jury Of the Jefferson Circuit court, was, yesterday, sentenced by Judge Elliott to twenty months at hard labor in the State penitenti- arr
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-12

Messrs. c. ". Gates, of Fordyee; N k. Pearson, of Thornton; Chas. P Stewart. of Eagle Mills, and " II. Starr, of 0gumaw, all prominent lumbermen, were registered at the Trulock yesterday
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-12
THE PAST guarantees the future
 It is not what we say, but what Hoods Sarsaparilla does, that tells the story. Remember HOO DIS CURES

Those of our subscribers who did not receive our beautiful picture last Thanksgiving day will be supplied today If yon are subscriber and fail to receive q picture ill this paper and did not receive one Thanksgiving day, please send to the GRAPmc of- fee and your wants will bc supplied. Extra copies of the paper, including picture, , eeats each.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-12

The Steamer Reese Pritehartl. which has been tied up at our wharf for some weeks on account of low water, pulled out for Little Rock this morning with Capt L, P Drake in command.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-12
 Receivers Sale.

Noti e is hereby given that in pursuance of the Jefferson Chancery Court. |, as Re ceiyer of said court in the case of Leon Cans et al xs. Rosenberg Miller, viii on
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-12

HoYLER X ROWLAND. II 27dtf 113 West Second Ave.
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The time to lock the stable door is before the horse is stolen, and the time to cure sickness is before it takes place. When wearied nature . is putting in her gentle pleas. do not delay the purchase of Ramon's Tonic Liver Pills (and pelletsl They cor rect a slisOrdered stomach, cleanse the system. purify the blood and in- yig0rate the nervous force. Dr. Loving, your druggist, sells them Only 2 cents, including both pills and pelletS-sample dose free.
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nG- Cost toi complete any pre- scribed course VERY reasonable.
 Highest endorsed school in Amer ica. All Diplomas signed by the Governor of the Commonwealth.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-12

THE MOST remarkable cures of scis,fula on record have been accom- pIished by Hoods Sarsaparilla. This medicine is unfqualed for diseases of the blood Take only Hoods.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-12

HOODS PILLS are hand made, and perfect in proportion andappear- ance. 25c
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-12

Mir Walter Goodman, of EIDorado, q nephew of Alessrs. W H. and J. A. I.angforsl, is in the city, visiting the latter. Alr. Goodman is en route home from Fayetteville, where he has been student at the A. l. U
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PINE BLUFF DAILY GRAPHIC,

PINE BLUFF ARK. DEC. F. 1se4.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-12

Nr told you sometime ago to watch us Are you doing 1t? It will pay you to do so. Everything we carry in stock is new and attractive and we are still grasping for new ideas HOMER X NowLAND
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-12

If you want q welI-dtting, stylish suit. go to
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RYmENHAL.


Elgln Texas January Unmarried, at
the residence OF the brides parents at
9 o'clock u, M, AR $. r. Cain ana Miss
Mamie smith Rev. Nj, II HaYnio pastor
Of the Methodist church, officiating, Mr.
Eugene w Mccullough was groomsman
and Miss Loudie Stephcns late of Merid-
ian, MisvssippL was bridesmaid. The
ceremony was very solemn ana impressive
avs Is the case when Rev Hpyue lovingly
speaks forth the words that forever binds
two hearts.
Mr. cain aud Miss Smith are both Of
this place and are greatly admired and
highly esteemed by the entire community.
Mi, cain IL the son OF DR. g. w Cain,
and Miss Smith is the daughter OF Mir,
]. s. Smith, MIR S, 4 Cain Is the editor
and proprietor OF the Elgln Courier and
has won FOR himself the confidence and
friendship OF great many people
throughout the state. Miss Mamie Is a
highly accomplished and beautiful young
lady and possessed OF every virtue which
belongs to the divine honor OF woman
hood.
The happy couple left on the 9i5 train
for Houston, Galveston and New orleans,
where they win spond a few dpye visiting
friends.
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DAMAGES AWARDED.
Mistake in Train orders BASIS for II
Zig suit.

GEORGETOWN. Teyua. January ia dam
age Yult against The Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railro9d company for inJurifs re-
celved by James H. HOG II has Just closed
In tho district court suit was hled Tor
YlE $50 damages, and Judgment was SiYen
for $1,000
The case has been unusually interestins
and has attracted a great deal Of alton
ton Plaintiff J. y. Hog an. was a loco
motive engineer In The service OF the
Katy, ana was injurei by jumping rom
his train, which he saw was about to COLI
Tide with another train coming from the
onposIte direction Hogan was In charge
of IA special which he was running by
special order. An order was given HIN 10
wait for trair lOl a. l3nauop Later
message was sent him from smithYllie'
snyiug meet i0l at Taylor Hogan pro-
cecded to obey the last order, and few
miles out from Bastrop the collision oc-
cured.
Defendant claims that II there was err
ror in the orders Il was on the part Of me
generator az Smithylle who WAS fello"-
servant Of plainud, and therefore the de-
feudnnt company should not have to pay
Defendant claims too, that even II the
order had been received. as plalnuli
claims, II would not have justified plant
M to act upon n, because It ala not ny
Language 10 that effect revoke the pre-
Z
lG Al Bastron" The second order read
"Neet 1Oi at Taylor" Defendant Claims
that plaintim Hogan should not nave
obeyed the second order, rs II did NOT say
Meet l0t at Taylor instead Of Bastrop
which latter wording would have revoked
The previous order. Defendant states that
Nv rule custom and practice UNIVERSAL
and general long recognized ana III iprue
along ana over the lines Of defendant
and well known and understood by eon-
duclors and engineers In It's service no
order Is changed except by orner expressly
revoking previous order
Defendant claims also that the secoha
order was taken enormously for train W.
whom train l03 WAS meant
avery MONT IN the case was vigorously
contested. Katy officials and employees
were mere by the dozens, including Cen
erai Superintendent Maxwell q Denison
ana SUPERINTENDENT Sullivan Of Parsons
Kan. hooks. records, files Of dispatches
ma orders were put IN evidence Driena-
ants counsel gave notice OF appeal
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Steamship Wallaclia. Meters HaYre.
Steamship Acme. Gipsun, liverpool
Steamship Camrose. ScaWard. HdVre
Steamship Ramon de Larrinaga,
EChcyerri, Liverpool.
steamship Lampasas, Burrows, New
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record OF Nancy Hanks made In 1899 stili
stands, although Nancy herself had more
than one try this year 20 beat Il. She got
within a small margir Of &c. Other wonders
but II stands. and lSN viii find Il just as
lSo2 left Il, Dlrectum has undoubtedly been
the wonderful trottcr Of the year, and as
far as records are concerned he has made
one that wiz be herd TO beat by any
stallion next year he has titla year
reduced the stallion record 20 below goo
That performance helps to make the pres
ting IL concerned Hut Dircctum has also
been a consistent performer all through
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Cardin, January I--Sallcd, steamer
Rothorneld OBr), Watson MASTER for
Galveston
Hamburg, January Arrived steamer
city. Qi). Whyto master from Nelasco
Via Rotterdam
Liverpool January 0,--Arrived, steam.
era Crathorne tBr). Crombie master; iona
t3r), Cranston master both from Calves
ton,
Muasluis, January 6-~Arrlved steamer
lthuno (Brl, Nlcock master from
Nelasco via Galveston
prawle Point. January S.-Passed,
steamer sidney Thomas tBr) plckthorno
master. from Galveston, en- route to
Bremen.
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HOUSTON DAILY POST SATURDAY MORNING. JANUARY 10
~. chInped 100. v lb. sl.ssal. 40. ! ~.

l,2o: chippcd beef. " ID, sisOalao; l ID,
GiIiFoRNIA CANNED GOODS -
lowing quotations per dogen for 81 10
cans; Peaches S2,2Sd2.SOi esq plums'
CANDLES quoted al follows; star.
N'Rci lO oz, purafiluc. set. llA9l1Ac,
COFFEE Peabetry, 22Mc, Cordovn,
slAci fancy RIO 22l4c, choice Rio, 2lAe;
tair RIO Aoi4c good RIO, lS%e' common
hi2! lSlc; parching Rio, lSc.
,.FbRplLIzERS-Bat euano, SIS per ton
from warehouse.
mg, Sl,oo; Sea Falry,gecond roller patent,
500; Sea Nymph, extra roller fancy,
Sl"u. Sea Jcwol extra roller choice, &lO;
Sel Pearl, roller family, $500 Pumpef-
lOts; less than car lots 23c per barrel high
eii spg.i9l rates for interior shipments.
GRAIN AND HAN--Car lots Dealers
enaiEe rom store hQi0c more per 100
rounds on bran, 2a3c per bushel on oats
and corn. BrIn. eoc per loo lhs! oats, 81
@'Nc per eushcl; corn, 4SQ00c per bushei;
Hred meal 500 per ton: timothy hay Si5. so
@,"on nn9r ien millet hay, Slldl5 per tom;
HIDES THE range in values IS as fol-
| lows: Dry flint, selected. Gtsc; dry flnt as
'hisiy, i I'm, 5@3Ns
oI,A Ep-Rcnncd, tierces 67tG7c; leaf, oH
MoLAssEs Centrifugal roir. 1920;
ne. f1ir IiUPHc prime. SSc.
RhSlNS-Caifornia NJ boxes si.153i
] 1--WE California l.. L.. boxes. S2oou2 - /,
/ quart boxes ooU'5c, as to brand and quail
.RICE--Hosd, sc; choice. 4%c. prime,
| AiEc' fair, &C, good, $50,
| fair coarse. Soc line Sl.l5 per sack In
/ CariNdd lots, Louisiana coarse SOC; Inc,
voc. o. D., shipped direct from minss at
! L}raau4ted 49,. confestoners'
! A. 4aei cubes. 4asc powdered, ihsc: fancy
yellow clarified. 6atc choice yellow clari-
neg, s5j5ise pli9inn,l4.,ion whltSs' lise
Produce.
EGGS Yer dozen. ll8l5c.
! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. nc; fresh Texas
/ country iVg -Ju, Jersey creamery. 2c;
| fancy creamery soc
/ CuEGSE- Quotations are as follows:
I cream, ltigtl5c. Swiss SOc; imitation
. sw iN4-1e; Young America, l4c
I .N1' itNis."t AlGUruls, Nl21 per bushel,
/ PoTATOES-C California, per bushcl a1c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., per dozen. S2a0@
( VsGETABLEs- Black-eycd peas, 4ise:
Fruits nud Nuts.
/ AIMONDS-sonta Martha fruit. cuils,
81 bf iG,2s'. & II rs lynch
/ CocohNuTs- Slooul5o per 100: $40
/ GRApEs-Malasa. per barrel 5000
6ru.
FnBERTs-l2,4c
LEMONS New So 100000.
ORANGES Fancy Florida, S2.50A2.I1,
NlTTS-l1r
PECNNS. -Tovns. SG5c.
PEARS-Californln Ap-lh hoNes, S325.
PlUMs-C California, S35oaAoO per crate.
NrctBrlues Sl6O Tor quarter boxes.
NPpLTs-Caiifornia bO-lb box, 5000
/ Oregon, 50-lh box, S2.25
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ponIs--Fnrrington.

Yoakum Texas. January l2--At the
residence OF the brides parents. Mr.. A,
@. harrington last evening at 1880 o'clock,
by the Rev. r. w stayton. Miss Lula
Harrington and Mr. j. $. Doak were
united In marriage.
The bride Is the beautiful daughter OF
MIR Alex G harrington an old and res
pected citizen of Lavaca county The
groom Is very popular and one of the pio-
necr engineers ON the San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass railroad and was the foun-
der of the Yoal1tm ice factory.
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-,rrory ls.--There was re-
-" ,,3ny on our stock mar
n - ~ stocks on rumors OF O.
Mp ~ bond. Trading was small III
fn'9 ,ro5ors were disposed to
ips ~, snil side all day on belief
decisive acuon would he taken
b natter Of issuing bonds by
y NJ the treasury. il was gen
,,,5 both by the local traders and
.,to1ves of foreign houses that
~ s7nds would induce speculative
No. here and abroad,
rD,on was sold early by In
6s r-,dsrs bought the stock in 0n-
~, nm announcement OF a gov
hooa issue this afternoon.
LlnEs, crossed 81 In the last hour on
FOR London. Covering or
~ bslped the movement Mime
St Louis interests state that
orsn, Of the Rock Island ac-
nsS.l,ye5 by negotiations for q traf-
- - avn under which the road can be
lu N close connection with the
n Hand system.
WI for small pool were buyers
Txzg early in the day and were fol-
nj n room traders.
IT, 3 sold Louisville and ST. Paul at
ihlIlll no but the volume Of business
lluQll and the sales had little effect
nd Eh.f-T .t,f To-. o., I'D e.r-l to demand
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Until Fobruaryi. 1904. the MANAGE
ment have made arrangements to give
FREE with every yearly RENEWAL
OR NEW SUBSCRIBER, RoPP'S
COMMERCIAL CALCULATOR. II
tho order 10 accompanied by the eou-
pom printed below. Thls book 10 IN
valuable 70 every farmer, merchant.
stookman. contractor. lnborer. me-
ohanio. school child and housewife. In
fact It is truly q book for evorybody
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The Semi-Weeklu Post gives
pou two papers a week for Sl,00
1.-The price of one--glVing Uou
the news from one TO three daus
ahead of competitors.
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There have been no really sensational
records made BY the trotters IN the year
gone. but then there has been some re-
narkable good trotting. The extraordinary
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Vigor, vitality and a healthy appetite,
impaired 10y little AnEostura Bitters
every morning Sole Manufacturers. pr.
j.. G. b. Sicbert & Sons. AZ all druggists.
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THE SEMI-WEEKLy POST Is
appreciated hu lis manu readers,
and 1t has always reCiprOcated
bu placing before them all the
news, served In a concise, read
able manner--full Market Re-
pOrts--discussing fullu all nrt-
tiers of interest TO the people in
general, and treating fairlu one
and all,
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New York, January l2-rhe imports OF
dry goods for the week from the port OF
New York amounted to 50, 42s SIS.
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Arrived.
Schooner Daisy turlin. Dunton. Pensa-
Schooner Eunice Croker, Croker Pen
schooner Lake Austin. Brasheor, La,
schooner Helen, Rand, Cdmpeaehy
Cleared.
camshlp Wallnchia. Meters, Hayre.
Steamship Acme, GIBSON Liverpool
Steamship Camrose. Seward Havre.
Steamship Ramon de Larnnaga,
Steamship L'lmpasas. Burrows, New
York
steamship Rumon de Larrinaga,
schooner Marine, Ellelbach, Corpus
Carsu.
Steamship Acme, Gibson. in stream.
steamship SLunayou, burden, outside,
Steamship ANmunstcr, pier H.
Steamship Wallachiu, Meters, pier IA.
Steamship Camrose, Seward, pier ~.
StsuIusalp Somerhil, RiddUch, pier ~.
Steamship Pahnas, Purcell per L.
alD4nl-uip launIa, Purcell pier
Steamship pripuli, sullivan, pier -.
Steamship Lampnsas, Burowc. pier "a,
'Darkentine Cosmos. Davis, in steam.
LnrIye President Olsen In stream
Schooner Edward ~. ami'n. Crnmer,
per ran1 -1ne Rebccoa Goddard pier 80
Schooner Albertinc Adoue, Harris, pier
@Gebo,per Larry Chadwick. Clark, pier -.
Sobooner Belle O'Neil, DuntOn. pier 49,
Schooner Napoleon Boughton. stiles
Schooner cactus Hogan, pier
Cleared for Galveston.
A steaPm DShl Memnon Cave. sailed Noyom.
'i Bril- + steamship Moorgate, Smith. sailed
N stsamshlP 1'' Avondale. Miller sailed No.
yeAGur 10,
BARK BARK Alice c. piosermon. sailed No.
y yyls6en l.
Steamship Toronto. Bartlett. ssiIeo No
/ ven ser ~.
/ siSamshp Aldoboroush, sailed Dec ..
Steamship Springfield, Bramfoot, sailed
December ~,
Thbits. n. y
! Schooner Jessie Lena, sailed -.
schooaer Horace q. Morse. Hartman.
sailed December 2.
Schooner Jessie Jena, Dodei sailed De-
schooner Daisy Tarlin, Dunton, sailed
Schooner Charles II. Valentine. Thomp-
SON suUed December -,
/ schooner Eunice J., Crocker. Crocker.
S' se6oo oa'iI Ella NJ whey, Wiley, sailed
! January !.
Schooner Ccllna, Murray sailed Jan. g.
schooner Mabel Hooper, Hooper, smiled
Schooner Florence J. Allen. Eastman
e'5 ;ch5oS 5arUf TfyoGas G. Smith, selover
n' s.6od ISqs Willamine, BabbidEe, sailed
! December ~.
schooner Josephine Ellicott Nash sal
! ed December y.
Cotton on cupboard CNot clearedJ
/ For Great Britain-- -
Steamship S0merhill H74
Steamship Acme, AHE
eieamship Springileid. 0isI
4 Steamship Rotherheld llus.
Steamship John Bright 1904.
Steamship Palma, Usi
sicanship Camrose 680i.
Steamship Wallaehig, flA3.
Total tHsh
other Foreign a,-o
] Steamship Nelleda, 2i1e
Steamship Axminster, Z0n
] Steamship llllnlpi. 90"
Bark President i2ii
Total 1850
CoastWlse--
/ MAi0fE llNet 1NAhs
| Morgan line, 13
| Total $3.50
FOR Great Britain, 26,5ol
For France. 1881.
] Other foreign $3.50
/ COaatwi8e. 20so.
TOtal on shipboaId. A3,slf
NOTES.
gohooners Daisy Farln, Dunton master
| ana Eunice l.. Crocker. arrived, both from
I Pensacola with coal
| Schooner Lake Austin arrived THIS morn
ing from Brashear, La, with molasses III
/ barrels.
gs,noooer Yacht Helen. Rand master
arrived mis- morning from Campeachy
/ BANKS with $500 red snappera 70 Mum q
/ 60. She Is berthed at pier II.
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NANCE ANDCOMMERCE
! ..,,ro Markets Are All Higher on Good BUYING
1onand-Port Receipts Decreasng-The New
Stock and Other Markets
The nry aoods Mnrl,ct.

those who sell on spurtp may be able 10
replace afterward to good advantage
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ONE LAnY sAYs.

have been troubled for years with n
haclring cough Have had many doctors
and tried nfty cough cures. grew worse
all the time / tried Parks Corgh Syrup
the bottom Of the disease and know II
~ the best cough remedy on thc market.
Refer any sufferer to Mrs, W. v Fahey,
lie Roy, N. Y. sold by j. 10. Hertz,
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Office of The Post
Houston. Faday, January p.

HOUSTON t.lAASt January H.
The spot cotton markets we're all UNI
changed today except Liverpool, which
was 1851 higher and New York. which
was Lice higher.
Houston and Galveston closed nrm,whle
New Orleans closed Very firm.
Liverpool Futures opened steady, i point
higher ruled quiet at about the same
figures and closed firm generally point
higher tngu yesterday.
stock in New lorh 2g850i IN New Or
leans, 2f2 49,
New Orleans futures opened steady 6 to
points lower, ruled steady to points
higher and closed barely steady / to 4
points higher than Yesterday.
New Yolt futures opened steady gene
orally a point higher. ruled barely steady
: TO s points higher and closed firm j.
20 10 points above yesterday.
HOUSTON DAILY sTArEAEN
Gross aSH
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Chicago January i2-ENreme dullnoss
and narrow fluctuations were the features
of Tho greIn market today Lower cables
and an expected Increase IN Nortawestern
raccipta sent wheat down after an carly
advance, but good cleMauces ana some
but l.a lower than yesterday. May corn
closed itc higher
Oa.s unchanged and provisions slightly
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