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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-05-23
LEGAL NOTICES.
HENRY A. STERLING'S ESTATE:

II
The undersigned, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District of Washing
ton, Commissioners, to receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands of all persons against the
estate of Henry A. Sterling, late of Warren, in
said district. deceased, and all claims exhibited
in offset thereto, hereby give notice that we will
for the purposes aforesaid at the late home of
Henry A Sterling in the town of Warren in said Dis
trict, on TIE 18th day of June and sth day Of
November next. from one o'clock p. NJ. until four
O'Clock p M each of said days, and that six months
from the 18th day of May. A; ID. 1884 is the time
limited by said Court for said creditors TO present
their claims TO us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Warren, this 18th day of May. A. ID.
1894. n. Is. FORD. lComu,issionars
q
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-05-23
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
THE WATERBURY NATIONAL BANK.
at Waterbury in the State of Vermont, at the close
of business, May 1, 1884,

STATE OF VERMONT / |, Frank y. Smith,
COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, SIS. { Assistant Cashier of
the above-named bank, do soemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my knowl-
edge and belief.
FRANK N SMITH, Assistant Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2lst day
OF May, 1894
Corrsct-Attest; W, ?: DILLINGHAM;
JAMES W. BROCK, Directors
j. W. MOODY
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-03
ne.,iop.r,epnre,a First work.

One day manufacturer OF nntephelic
milk asked Bastien-Lcpagc TO make sort
of nllegorical picture intended for an ad-
vertlsement for his elixir Of youth. Tho
artist, making virtue OF necessity paint
ed bright, gay picture, after the manner
of watteau's landscapes, with groups Of
young women dressed in the modern style
approaching fountain whore oupids were
gamholing. The painting finished, Batien
explained to tho manufacturer his inten-
ton first OF all to exhibit Il at the Salon,
The perfumer wished for nothing bet
ter but insisted on ono condition--aboye
the fountain was to be placed, on n scroll
of all the coiors of the rainbow, the name
of the cosmetic and the address of the
place whore It was 10 be sold, Naturally
Bastien refused, and the tradesman, dis
appointed OF his advertisement left him
the picture for his pains, This painting
was exhibited at the Salon OF 1873 under
the title Of "Au Printemps ~" Jules Bias.
tien-Lepage and His Art" a. Thieriet.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-03
MON. Momen nnd smcll.

Two Psychologists, Professors Nichols
and Brewne, have benn making expert
ments 10 show tho relative feehleneas of
women q senses IN respect 10 smell. They
took four odoriferous NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF cloves, of garlic, lemon and prussic acid
With these they filled a SERIES of hotties up
to u single part in 1900, 900 of water.
They then shutled the bottles and called
in "A men and ss women, all young and
healthy, who, guided by their sensc Of
smell, should arrange the bottles contlin-
ing each tincture by itself. The results
show, as she reporter testifies, that the
women were not In t.
The nose of no. woman could trace lemon
beyond the lO0 600 dilution, while men
discovered itup TO 100000 limit Prussic
acid could not be detected beyond the
90, 900 mixture by women, while men
recognized It at the 100000 part MIX
ture, There were two men, however,
with phenomenal noses, who identified
prussic acid up TO the 10000 limit.
The names OF these two men have been
mercifully concealed. What woman who
values domestic peace would marry a man
with such nose for odorss Fnncy with
what beating heart she would listen for the
scratch Of his latohkey in tho door with
the knowledge of a pot that had boiled
over in the morning or an old rubber shoe
that had got into the furnace with the
coal. New York Sun.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-03

A traveller In the Himnlayan mountain
region has discovered that the natives Of
TINT country cultivate grain hitherto un-
known in civilized agricultural opera.
lions, which has something the look OF
wheat, but has very much longer ears.
and which has a peculiar inward curve.
The Shiny, brown grain, unlike wheat, Is,
ON the other hand, much smaller than
wheat grains should be for so large an enr.
But the interest is TINT cereal of this
character should yield such heavy crops in
80 high nm altitude, where the seasons
are necessarily short and the temperatures
low. The natives call the grain kownee.---.
Exchange.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-03
HOUSTON DAILY Posr SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 8 1894

Whcnt was bid up &c by the bulls early,
but Weakened later and lost iNe, closing
lRe on; No. rcd, cash and March 5oi May
56li nb65s; July ass
Corn advanced Asc with wheat hut slip
ped back sac. No. 9 mixed cnsh asa;
March 50. MAY 1855 June stl; July 9Hs.
oats-irmi No. . cash and March ~
May 1ON
Rran-Stcadyi East track 6S.
Cora meal l,701t.16.
Whisky i15.
RarWlpg UNCHANGED
Cotton ties g5cIlOl
Provisions lower aud duh; little doing,
Fork STANDARD mess H.
Lard steady FOR prime steam.
Dry salt Mehts-loose shoulders be0i
lonEs and ribs 6,i5; shorts 6 ~
Bncon- Packed shoulders 65ou6Gls;l longs
6.i5i6,S,ls; shorts GlGi5.
KANSAS CITY
Kansas City, March -wheat--Slow at
yesterday's, prices; No, hard 56%ub6'a;
corn.-,,lisher; No mixed siN; No. 8
oats FIRM; No. mixed 2sQ2o; No. :
white egd30.
Bater-Weak, creamery i90sO; dairy II
Gt1G
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-03
Nri.ninond GnllantrY.

A judge riding In the ears recently,
from single glance at the countcnance OF
a lady by his side imagined no know her
and vcntured TO remark that the day was
pleasant, She only answered;
Eyes,
"Why do you wear veilf'
lest attract attention.
at Is the province Of gentlemen 10 ad-
mire, y replied the gallant man OF lazy.
"Not when they are married"
tBut am not,
"lndecdtp
"oh, no. I'm bachelor
The lady quietly removed her veil, dis
closing to the astonished magistrate the
face OF his mother-in-law, Boston Cou-
rier
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-03
Hidicuie.

There Is no character, howsoever good
and fine, but Il can be destroyed by ridi-
Guile, howsoeyer poor and witless. Observe
the ass, for instance, his character IL about
perfect, he is the choicest spirit among all
the humber animals, yet see what ridi-
Guile has brought him to. Instead OF feel
ing complimented when we are called an
ass, we are left In doubt.--Pudd'nhead
Wilson'S Calendar Mark Twain In Cen
turvl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-03

A letter written with ones own hand is
considered more respectful and courteous
than any other Bishop harrington, whose
handwriting Is execrable, wrote 10 cor
respondent. "out of respect write TO you
with my own hand, but 10 facilitate the
reading / send you copy made by my
amanuensis. - Louisville Western Re-
cordnr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-03

Chicago March 2,--Wheat went mp with
a rush and down with n thud today I'm
ishing Ac lower for May, after a bulge Of
&c. The early advance was due to better
cables. the prospects OF a cold wave and
good buying, while free selling ana me
sib,e FOR a decline later, May losing but
&c from the bottom
MAY corn closed nc higher.
MAY oats unchanged and provisions
lower all round.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-03

Il took four months for four men 70 do
seven inches OF cashmere shawl one yard
wide, working from b in the morning III
IN the evening every day; 80 II was
hardly TO be wondered at that two yards
should cost nearly $500.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-03

Among the products which science has
put 10 valuable service is the nettle, q
weed which Is now being cultivated in
some parts OF Europe, it, fiber proving
useful for variety OF textile fabrics, Iii
Dresden thread Is produced from It 80
iine that length Of 90 miles weighs only
az hounds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-03
GETT 6 co.'s cIRc1-1.An

@ No.S CIRCULAR.
,.aos' March 2.-Atwood Violet
.nas Of Liverpool was quite as
speeted, showing an advance of
4 s-5id That market. however.
wizard the close, being now only
l's'd higher than yesterday.
M BUSINESS not only reached 10 OO0
Quotations were advanced
KY market opened firm nj full
lOr3er the weakening Of other
1 s,,gEumed uuietar fone. vim
4, .Siahle difference In pricss
t'srrtIe 2 a measure restricted
M. nation on the part of fac.
k5fs .they, however. reacbed FOO
nv ~ bales TO arrive. wv
~ lpfk house a1vIgog that .,
bn ~ was largely due In re1ii-
Al w part OF those vsi,o ~
noslj,Nsr prices. Thers &c not,ti ','p
~, Ana warrant any break OF
fgrte ~ 10000 bales Is now tho
'havs q thosC-or manv ~ W, w
.misb,nlg 775n 000. IRE rer.I ior a
'ss,esS9y created a fesiI,ro,e eent De
n Of thnsa cause n realization on
|lrss Z Z, much higher range ~ ~, ~
|rhri,o. Of The market woni5 VI pIlceS'
rbs ouenendent on tbc sy,oT II
reasn,ecial feature ~ So ST. y, ue !,
|ot eo,,tcs command NO 49, 49, 8. ~ I
: Or ~ ~ and hence tho nne -, NJ, ny!
'Ner brorght into .,-,
lsr ~ ~ ~ = .f75 On asalnet -o7 ', one
Ne y ~ mn more Tba 49,, tt'p9
fHciusti,,,,e .gains' so s0s ,aat Yea y Z re-
ben ~ us on the mnri,s. wv
ma rfa'her wider rapre 't ,baY, y,
ana mn New York rnartS,. so,d nan an,
N IN F,'en On & and Ours SI,a a,,, IN :.
1 aliove,bs- emQrnow'g marlot ' NH n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-03
'NANCEANDCOMMERCE
,t,t.s Little Change-Hester's Weekly Statement
Wheat Goes Up and Comes Down Again
Stocks Go Off

m II.ln Is a little backward. Prints and
Glnshams and woven wash goods are r5.
ther more active, Dress goods nrc ,,
t4I sIPr9 81. demand. with an upward ten
bearing the names OF popular I1on,f Snu
turers. H''"' 4"UhulNe-
activity. '"OM increased
Foreign dry goods are also do,p,. Not
Ter ana the same is TRUE OF the iebbinr
trade throughout speaking of poods 5hai
are exclusively attractive 9''NS ''"'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-03
BONNET, HAT AND car.


She wore wreath OF roses
The day that firat wo met,
With mighty pin and tiny btrinR
Upon her tfcsses set.
sArt not afraid Of wind and sun7
Thy hair hath nothing on iti''
Sho smiled. | found her very fair.
Indeed, thisis bonnet"
lsat behind that lovely head
Twas At a fnatince-
A vast white Init with ncddinr plumcs
Completely blocked the way.
1t hid the stalls, It hid the stage,
longed to change my place,
For, perched upon tho topmost coll,
II almost hid her face.
We met again on Norman strand,
A wondrous sight were We.
Glad in gay garment, short and ecnnt,
While round US surgcd the soa,
Alas, my vision sweet was nedl
My dream Of love was o'erl
For, unadorned, behold her head
An uilskin cap she worcl
Edith T., Cuiholl IN Temple Bar.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-03
LOOM rRlcE CuRRENr.

groceries etc, IN tho market touay
ANLE GREASE 80 Diamond. A5G5oo.
Golden. eoBJOc per dozen boxes; castor
oil, 65St75c Boston coach oil, per case.
pints, Sl5O; per case. quarts, $3.50
AMMUNIrlON-PoWd per keG, SAOo,
blasting powder, S2.2a per kcg, agents
prices SHOT, drop per sack, Sl.bogleoi
'BNGGiNG AND TIES - nagglng. IL
10, 5a5leC; : 10, 606Aci Delta ties, Si,Sa
per bundle standard Arrow ties, Sl!0W
ills per hundle 40 ID steel Arrow ties. Sl.05
BAKiNG POWDER Apex, To- per
dozen, 500: " 10. $l25; u 10. 75c; Victor,
/ Id, per dozen. SlO0; y 10, i0c; u 10, doc;
Isis one Spoon. ID. per dozen. $40; y
0bGEsWGX222e Tor good yellow; i9e for
miNed lots.
BACON y Wholesale grooers charge,
CANDY-plain candy 6Mg6Aei. wrapped
717ltc, fancy mixed. Ia pals, S0lic. fancy
In cases. l0Nul2lFc, rock i2dl2lAc.
CANNED FRUITS Standard canned
100, pineapples standard, Sl,SOal Coz see
onds, Sl.goOl3l pears, STANDARD, SlsO0l %,
peaches, stapddri y 70 Sl.SORi 81. seconds.
9 h. SLosNllO, standard lb. N.15El so,
8 ID seconds. Si.30ul. 40; 3 III standard pie,
SlOodl.05; blackberr.es. Sl2Odl25i marrow
tat peas, Sll5nl26. Lima beans, $l0Og
! 10. string beans 5oNs0c; corn, SllOgt50;
tomatoes . 10. Sbngec; TO- SL2lal. ";
oysters i TO- l. W., 65ui5c per dozen III.
t. w. gJuQJc, M, {. ", Sl.tOGl.iJ, salmon,
ID cans, $l5Al.i5 pei. dozen; roast beef.
CtShiGIIFoRNIA CANNED GOODS -
Wholesale grocers M orders nt the fol-
lowing quotations Der dozen for 2ts 10
cans Peaches. S2o0422j; esq plums.
Sl7lsil So.
CANDLES quoted as follows: Star,
l0}ec; 10 o. para1lne set uA1lAc,
CoFTEE Peaberry 22Ac; cardova,
2latc. fancy Rio 12N d23c, choice Rio, 22p
22hc; fair RIO, 2ONe, good no, 2O,<ti COM
mon 95 I2 nyH S,i, PslfH'ns '' 5ST nor ton
FEBrILlIEltS-Ba gueno, SOS per ton
from Warehouse
zug, 5000 Sea FAIRY, second roller patent.
SO so. Sea Nynph, extra roller fancy, $3.50.
Sea Jewel, extra roller choice SlV; sea
Pearl, roller family, $40. Pumpernickcl.
less than car lets 25c per barrel higher,
special rates for Interior shipments
GRAIN AND HAY-Car lots. Dealers
charge from store 5qloc more per 100 lbs
ON bran 2dt3c per bushel on oats and corn.
Bran. 90dG5c per 100 lbs, oats, Ss4iOc per
bushel; corn, ASn5Oc per hushel; corn, 95c
per 100 lbs. cotton seed meal, S2S per ton.
timothy hay. S!bb1tilt.50 per ton. millot
hay. Sl40Ogl5O) per toH; seed huiis. 50
lH1DEs-The range is values is as fol-
lows: Dry nnt selected Gi4ci dry flint as
they run, 6noisc.
HAMS-lOIHH.
LAltD-Rehned usESes o'bV'c' ieaI' oA
ll9c .,, - $1,000
MOLASSiS = GehTgIiiub1l idlr, itWsyo'
prime, 22a26c; choice, SOgS2c; open Kettle,
RAfsiNs- California n boxes, ,. sl;7S 70
200; Caltornlh - - pyNts sl,esotgs,Vyy'
quart boxes, b1goc' as 70 prahu ahu uuhI-
ity. ,,
RICE Head. bh15he; CHOICE 4%ei
prime 4iac; fair, Sc, ,.. ,.
SALT-liverpool " lull supply ueInhnu
fair; coarse soc. me @llo per sack IN
carload lots. Loui9ana coarse, US; me,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-03
MARINE INTELLIoENoE.

Port Of Galveston March 2,
Arrived
Schooner a, 6 NJ. Carlisle, Little Mo-
Cleared
mship Gyller, Rasmussen, Porto
Sailed.
K President, Olsen, NprYa.
jteamship Gyller Rasmussen, Porto
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-03

Eleven parrots and seven dogs greet
Mme. Scalchi, the singer, when she goes
home. One OF the parrots can sing two
verses OF the "Marseillaise."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-03
Ys, ~, GOODS MARKET

Ep,as sI.' naF'h Robustness in the
|'nprovsnsec,' Is fairly under wav
|sa,i. I men, notei yesterday way !.
|.n'' and Il Is Ear are acting with more
( wants. ,. some cases antlclpstlnr
f.a q i. ', .. whelh they have have
'asrs are ro ,arNel for some time.
y: s' ,sgisisd isFser lots than herst a.
NJ ii4na On Y decided Improvement
n .Iasre sAe basis of reeee ot''S "a l
aasAs IA. pa pressure ~ ~ ~,
Which however, d I.l
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-03

A writer in Harper's Magazine says
that, 30 years ago, wild pigeons were found
IN myrinda IN New York state, but in iato
years they have been rapidly disappeaians'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-03

Augostura Buffers is universally CON
coded 10 ne The best appetizer 10 the
world. Manufactured By Or !. q, b.
Siegsrt & sons. AZ All druggist
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-03
COTTON.

Houston, Friday, March 2.
Houston and Galveston markets We're
closed on account Of Texas Independence
Day.
Liverpool spots advanced l-l6 and others
closed unchanged, New Orleans quiet ana
steady and New York dull.
Stock in New York, 256Si6; In New Or
leans, 27O,O0l
IIyerpool futures opened firm S-6i ABOVE
vesterday ruled quiet and steady az open,
ing prices lost 2-5i and closed qule i,., aI ni
steady l-6i above last night Iehle'S %
new 100. OF old 200 .a s+os5v A.
New orleans futures opened ste in s,o n
2 to points advance went 9t 6 ts ~ i ~ \
the opening on steady ruling ioss W @
additional ana closed quiet TO : poi nv
of from yesterday near months pelhs ue
New Jew York futures opened firm 10 3
better. ruled steady at a loss Iron and lIg
opening Of 4 70 S, lost ] % pe U.tt3 W.
closed steady 2 to 8 under yesterday
close.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-03

The reason those people succeed 80 well
who mind their own business " peeapss
there is 70 little competition.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-03
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.


New York. March 2--Beeves Active ana
stronger: good native stecrs i.40tiA so; me
dium to fair 4l5ff4 IS; common 10 ordi-
nary 8,55Nl 10; good corn led Colerados
a 10; oxen g.9OUa.75: dry cows l9bua.io,
European cables quote American steers
aAalic per 10, dressed weight. refrigcrator
beer Sc; fair to choice Neals dulli 6.l6W6.55,
sheep Demoralizcd; comparatively noth.
ing doing: good sheen S.95d5,50; good
lambs 4SOfi4 31ie,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-03
BANK cLEARANcEs.

Decrease Very General Throughout the
Entire Country.
New York, March 1.-THE following table
compiled by Bradstreets. shows tho total
clearances az the principal cities ANA he
percentage Of increase or decrease NO co,,-
pared with the corresponding week last
year!
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-03
FINANCIAL.
Nnw YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK MONEY.
New York, March Money on call
easy at per cent; last loan l. closed at j;
prime mercantile paper 3451a; sterling eX-
change tirmer, with actual business in
bankers bills at 48sm4Ssia for demand
and 4 SGd4 SG& for 60 days. posted rates
4 y7i59i4 50; commercial bills 4.&lzdA. Sj& I;
silver certificates 5glkG59N.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-03
coin rnR SHIPMENT.

New York, March 2-'Lazard Freres have
engaged million and quarter OF gold for
shlnment tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-03
wool MARKETS.

ST LOUIS
ST. Louis, March Wool-maotive and
steady; prices unchanged,
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-.s1rnIs REPORT.

March -Secre' ary
IA Ss1ly New orleans coV'o"
q 4,,,nAut Issued before the clos
= - .. ,,3av brings the move
X easa's' 'Vaas -, =. "a i,
"a coitsa into slsht GOWN 10 s'''' az
81 v,r,h = The movement Tor the
y A.' ~ h.hind fine corresponding
s A@ sa'l'I w. - 90 oo6 vn1o,.
d hst ye"l anu '-'O''
,i-s yar before last.
- :, aovs nf March. the
y r VA ~ s 80, - -. 49,,
,sctn. has asa loVe pa'eS Ie79 ''i''
/. Z. ana 81 Ass than the year be-
-. ,.,n,,, ne increase in The
~ ~ w. -. o,.lr hrorsht ,nto
11slt Of ~ fe'ea crop "s"' '''o
n, 4, 4 a,s OF the season, from
ia p,rch . inclusive. to
3 "A + I, -. s.,,,o tsq dovs ~ last
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-03
oER ERRINE.
In the Treatment OF
LOCOMOTOR .ATAxIA.
dfANtNroNDD
IA. utr.uftttRnf

~ - CAt 50 - - s~e.-~N@s
New York Neurological Society Meeting
OF April 4, 1870
"a case was presented OF Soeomotor
ataNia which had been treated with hy-
''podeunic Infections Of CERnBRINE, Six
years ago the patient a man aged forty,
had begun to suffer with double vision.
This, after several months OF treatment.
had disappeared and for time he had
'Deen quite weli. The typical symptoms
''ot loromotor Ntaxta then came on, COM
'pletc loss OF kuee-ierl1s, sharp pains In
tho less; ataNic salt well marked; In
ability TO stand with the eyes closed;
difficulty IN evacuating the bladder and
bowels. sexual mower lost; a sense OF
construction around the waist. Treat.
"nient was begun about ten weeks ago.
and consisted OF daily hypodermlc in.
lection Vt Cl1REHRlNE Uiammondl i've
drops, combined with like amount of
water Improvement very marked, sex
"ual functions perfectly restored; CONF
''plete control over bladder and bowels.
and sharp palms had disappeared. gen
"erll health improved, able to run up aud
down stairs, and could stand steady with
his eyes closed No other treatment en-.
"ployed. Improvement gradual and
ftnfpudVp
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-03

Terrell Register; Thc clip-eilp OF the hoe.
the lowing Of the beeyes the clatter OF the
railraad cars anal the whitl OF myriad
wheels ana bets - ths sllYer-tongued or
ators which n. fine farmer, the capt.
to to eek aPa sef ha q e' som s,a os
Texas son. ne.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-03

10 YOU kno bnat right in ths city -
the most faInajs remt8y 10 the world Tor
the cure of patn ana dipc3Hforf II rs
called 'Kiesxteads King " AL PAIN" and
% The srsateat relief Tor painful diges-
ton PC eYersiY'here
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-03

Port Esds, March 2--Arriycd--Steam-
ships Lconora (span) Algeria. l-iverpooli
sam tsp SI ieeii gasrte. BireeIona; i'll
Monte, Parker. View York.
S1t'ed-Sieamship Arkansas, Havana VIA
Florida pur &: Tyr, Boeas del Tnro; Gus
gie, Bluenel &: Ciiy Of Dallas, Belize; bark
san Pietro Malaga; steamships q, Pizzntl
ceiba; Norae King, Bremen Via Norfolk
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-03
GRAIN MARKETS..
onA,v-outeAao.

New YorF MaFch ..-W ne5I -3IoI UII'I tj,
| held; No, . red, store and elevator ~!
/ ahoat G3s, T. %. b. 81 options 0pensI urn
/ further advanced at noon On heaNy clear
| lngs from New York but reacted laiti On
and closed 5sc on from the top AMI loi
/ below to l.c above last nights prices; lo-
| cal stocks OF contract wheat are dCcrels-
! ing rapidly; NO. red. March closed Glsi
! April 81.
/ HAY firm
Hops dull.
! Corn-spot firm; No. . iah; options OPEN
able weather. reacted little, but closed
/ AT &c advance; March 4ei5, April iaai May
/ ial6; July lSs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-03

st. Louis. March --Cattle-Recclpts
light; native steers, 100 TO 1900 lbs. 2.OOlp
3.35, cows 1.3Oii2 %; calves $50; Texas
fed steers, l00tHll01 lbs. 29H3.00; fed
cows SIS.
Hogs-Receints $500; shipments $500,
5dl0c lower; top price sos; bulk S5N5 %.
Sheep Receipts 1900; shipments 1900;
nominal; Texans 800: native lambs S.S5,
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-03

81 Louis. March 2.--Flour-Trade fair:
prices unchanged.