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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-08-10

zfise ~ that Il could not got thcm out
tAngs stopped the punc;urr. and
*8a who was scared half Co death.
~ aI his speed 80 that tho snake
wa not get mixed up with the
*PhF' He sent 20 fast that he keep,
WI snake extended alt the time. and ap
Whizzed along the snake would
lke The ground az every revolution.
- !'s ne was soon knocked out ~ Ii
st8 hept On lying around Just the aanc.
FRED didnt get over his scare.
FARMERS In their wagons saw a
A D'y 81 tearing down the road and
=, looked like big rope aging along
'ue MIN. but he wouldn't stop "a
passed them they heard the rattleH
VIC snake and then they knew what
we matter He didn't need any
g warn folks 70 get out of the way
'fal OF the farmers turned around
raced into town with him. and Il
mighty interesting show The
III opie didn't know what TO make Of
* ~ Fred and the teams came chasing
~ toWn When they all reached the
|ss% Nern-Fred was there frat. Won
they were surprised TO find
~, Fred had tainted. az he
Npshed Up. and he and the wheel
81 the snake were all mixed up
,ns road. Fred seemed az dead
81 we snake at first. but he soon came
ana was able Co count the rattles
IN" me others. There were just ten
en-, not counting the button. Fred
nv rides about town most OF the
ne effect OF this story was marked
~ before II was finished upon an
'er old resident. II was evident that
Il was going TO add something OF mo-
49, TO the stock Of anecdotes that he
been spinning at the tavern for
II y forty years. He moved uneaaily
nIs chair, tilted Il back, and let Il
WI several times, shifted about as
II ulu 80. and several times cleared his
iunt The minute that the story of
Nm: was "i's"eu ne oe-
nat was mighty exciting. but Il
II" come up 10 an experience n Young
81 mine had up winsted way.
Al Vouiu ride like the wind. and one
In recently he looked up from his
IT, ana saw the strangest sort 81
h ne had ever heard Of coming
"iu MIN At first he thought It was
'front.' wheel OF bicycle coming
A a,s s 'lrkety-spllt IN the road All by
tie plnched himself to see II he
In uTeaming, ana found he was awake
,bht he never heard Of bicycle
'ul here was something that
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-08-10

Buchanan had influential friends
and plenty Of ill-gotten money the
law has been trampled upon. II
is beginning to look as IL the law
yers on both sides are sharing in
the plumber. Anyway. the fortune
which he secured as result
of the death of his wife is now about
exhausted. The final date for his exc
cution has been fixed, and it is need
less to say that this time he will die.
The story Of his crime and Of its de-
lection, OF his conviction and the sub
sequent proceedings in court, which
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-08-10
startlInr verdIct hr . .lnrr.

George Parker, a citizen OF Alva, O. T..
was arraigned a few days ago before
Judge Goodwin for drunkenness and
disorderly conduct. Judge Goodwin inn
panelled Jury. which returned a YER
dict of guilty against the court. The
verdict read I'VE find the defendant
George Parker, not guilty, as charged
but we find the Judge of this court guilty
OF the offense charged against the de-
PENDANT, and that the costs in this case
be assessed against him" Since the
trial, Parker has had the Judge arrested
for drunkenness in office, The Jury was
composed Of the best men in town
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-08-10

his wife's cries. came running into the
room. having first secured his own re-
volver. and his wife snatched this from
his hand and Aired four more shots at
her assailant He fell to the floor shot
In four places in the neck and directly
over the heart and died instantly. Mr..
Ish then ran to Clark's drug store near
by and notified the police and coroner.
The body was taken to the morgue and
Mrs. 1sh was taken into custody. She
was formerly Miss Mable Ruger. OF Ere
mont. and has been married almost
three wears.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-08-10
t,ccr,ted Inv a savage Dog.

The daughter Of Mrs, Fred Hubbcl Of
Chicago, who is visiting at Carthage.
Ill. was badly bitten by "A dog the other
evening. The dog, which belonged 10 q
neiEhbor, attacked the child. decorating
tie face and almost stripping the LETT
arm OF nesh.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-08-10
A DEEP MYSTERY.
chauneey PIekereu OF New Goshen
Enuna ~ -,

Shauhcoy Piekereli OF New Goshen
Found Dead by the wayslde.
The dead body Of Chauncey Pickerell
OF New Goshen. Ind, was found the
other morning lying In a pool Of blood
mile and half west Of Terre Hauts.
There is evidence Of a mysterious muir
DER A revolver was found under the
dead mans left side. Papers and other
property Of the dead man were scat
tered over radius OF twenty feet. A
pocketoook containing s. was in his
pocket besides number OF valuable
receipts After the examination OF the
position u the body by the coroner and
detectives Il was brought 10 Katzen-
Oach's morgue. when further investiga-
ton OF the papers found revealed the
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-08-10
Locomotive Runs Away.

\ passenger engine. while standing in
the Panhandle yards at Logansport.
Ind. last week. without any person on
board, ran away. Only for the prompt
ness Of a switchman, who threw II on a
siding. the engine would have struck a
passenger train, As Il was. the engine
collided with switch engine. killing
Frederick Schultz engineer and badly
wounding Patrick Graz fireman
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-08-10
REIGNED AS DEITY.
THIS WOMAN woRsHIPPED BY
EIGHTY FANATICS.
CLAIMED TO COMMUNE WITH THE
IMMORTALs.
She Promised TO DIE and Come 20 Life
on the Third Day-she Died but Has
Not Rsturned-Consigned 20 Cold
Clay.

ERHAPs in all the
history Of religious
eccentricities those
exhibited by what
are known as the
Perfectlonists are
the most wonderful
OF all. The body
was the creation Of
a Cincinnati wom-
an, and 1t held its
subjects to a 10y
atty unsurpassed.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-08-10
THE BUCHANAN CASE.
FOUR TIMES HE HAS BEEN
SENTENCED TO DIE.
LIFE LASTS JUST AS LONG AS MONEY
HOLDS OUT.
One OF the Grimes OF Modern Methods
of Executing Justios-Buohanan was
Found Guilty OF Poisoning His wife
to Get Her Money.

HE case Of Robert
w. Buchanan Of
New York, who has
thrice been SEN
fenced to death,
and who has eluded
the electric chair
several times, has
finally been dis
posed Of. 1t is such
cases as this that
lessen the horror
Of the recent lynch
III Inst because
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-08-10
MRS. r. w. RucHANAN.

MRS. r. W. BUCHANAN.
safety, the prisoner should be brought
before the Court Of Appeals for resen-
tence. AS no new complication was in
vented the sentence was again pro-
nounced on May 81.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-08-10

sE2As8 - Ae@TF LNhs 1hnA a. EgN
near Il raised a
head and long
ss..s AZ darted out The wheelman
GAN "a ouick as a fash and grazed
8ssN snake. evidently injuring Il just
.t,tIe. He saw the snake gather
ssxs for a spring, and then he
s,s@ on FUN steam. II was down grade.
%,gz hnately. for nearly two miles. The
s3S ! put after that man and evidently
zN prepared to coil itself about the
sas Il and have a night. II meant bad
sAa any way. II the snake reached
%se The rider soon saw the snake
xs# taking 10 the side OF the road. skim.
ss8 along o ter the fences, and as
assss as Il followed that plan he felt
r.. Those who saw him come plump
I'LL into the village. two and One-half
s = away, exhausted and almost
sss4 hing. knew thar something had
ssNB Denrd He was too GREATNESS -
IT. K at FIRST. and pointed 70 the cloud
81 lust. which had not yet settled. as
W. encr x his speed Those who
s4hsred about him asked him II any.
jNsa was killed and " he had been rae-
|na Tor doctor. AT last he found
Ae ban 70 biurt out
BIZ black racer. chased me clear
MI town. almost caught me: ouT there
sAltlng sor me. 10 out and kan him,
Hhal Incident started some stories,
ill., one old resident u New Hartford.
/ m0us old place FOR men o. leisure
Isl varying prosperity. bu, with lots
III yarns TO spin. shifted his tobacco
fM a minute and said
Now. mind you. / didn't see this be-
80 / can't nde one OF them infer
s@ things but my cousin Jim. Up III
" and county. 3 got a boy Fred who
sSs one ~ en-. and Jim told me about
AM sHpssirnee Fred had one day last
m IA he was riding along a country
fas and sr0n ran across a Fagti~r. lie
X II there was going % be trouble
VI tried "a grt by tire snake before /,
~ a spring AZ him lie WAS going like
Streak. bat the snake saw the game
MI made = terrific jump. II landed
~ against the tire % the hind v heel
WI came It's fanga as Il struck aud
#si saw the Fash % compressed air
NJ told him that hts tire had been
Netufed To his surprise the snake
VI 9ress hold. and. az the wheel r.
9Ycd !, seemed "a bend the snake
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-08-10
rLIST AND SNAKE.
! FOR LIFE ON A COUNTRY
ROADWAY.
WHRELMAN HAD A VERY
CLOSE CALL
rhrinlsg but Uneonfirmed Recitais
similar Experiences Called Out
HOOP snake and How Il Served
Tire.

p IN THE NEW
Hartford country.
Conn. last week a
rider saw what he
supposed was a long
black stick in the
road, and thought
he would run over
A and see II he
could break II In
two. Just az he got
near Il raised a
head and a long
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-27
TRADE NOTES.

n
ssv e was very little demand for eggs
kssa,,ann the market was weak, with
sAuohs ranging from liIi5o.
p Stand cotton seed is quotel locally
sM.es Qer bushel. in small lots. A good
ks,t;nn anticipated for next season :
S.rsTne In stlll fair supply OF California
IA M, on the local market despite the
k5s, r,IIay demand. Prices have dropped
N h. &c ner box, seedlings being quoted
~ and navels at $500.
y H. phion prevails that after the turn
nj. year the general line of camel
fslly VIII he given more attention Cen
y ii v opssaking' statistically the market
tsa sai OF the principal rice mills IN
touh,,,uth have shut down, which will
kaIa ,t cause prices to improve. 1t is
Hans "al milling operations in New or
hi gre pretty generally suspended
lcne N nay the mills will not resume fol
|bas y, Produces annually 100000 gal
|tr Fro VlNe oil, Italy 35.0Jo.00O gallons
n. ahee about $1,000, 900 gallons.
|tsses large shortage in stocks of more
Mn already noticeable as compared
u incrsvesaine time last year. is expected
1tt fnIae from now on, as the receipts
mi shn.s OH, and II is estimated that
Istsn NJ, aee of per cent will be shown
M e crop Is marketed.
|pnn.ser' in view of the shut down Il
|dssnea January IL, or to anticipate al
|aear IN price, or some reason no
Shicago glass company claims u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-27
COTTON MARKET REVIEW.
1t Mas a Dull Day, With Prices on
the Down Grade.
PORT RECEIPTS CONTINUE HEAVY.
A Decrease In the Nov sment IL Expected
Very soon-nev,~w by Hub
hard Bros

tOuhtttl, inN.SuIys i''NN'i'tA. ~.
Tho day-aftcr- Christmas dullncss was
very manifest In the cotton markets today.
and spread bearish hue over everything.
Port receipts yesterday we're very heavy,
and this also had depressing eject upon
tho markets The bulls are confident that
In few days the movement viii begin to
fall on rapidly. though there are no signs
Of this decrease just at present New
Orleans expects 1900 to gtc00 bales TO.
morrow. against GiSS last year.
There was worry little trading In either
spots or futures today, and everything
was distrossiugly quiet. Nc business VIII
be done at Liverpool until mex, Monday,
and this OF itself hus q tendency to keep
the American markers inactive The de
clire at New York and New orleans TO-
day was not 50 largo, but as prices have
been down all this week. IT leaves these
markets nj very low figures on cotton fer
future delivery.
Now York futures opened quiet, to
points lower than last Tuesday, Their"
was a desperate attempt TO create n hpll
movement during the forenoon, and al
enc time March Vontre cts sold AZ 500 or
points w. This gain was soon lost, how.
ever and the market closed quiet and
steady, 7 to Q points below 1uesday'a duo-
tations
and steady. with quotations practically al
TUESDAYS closing Fairly in the session Il
slight advance was recorded, put hltel
the market closed quiet and steady, tt
7 points of.
The spot markets wore NIL duiet aud
DUH with very light sales reported, New
| Orleans sold 1900 and closed easy nj Tucr
days ilgurcs. No changes III quotations
wero made AT any of the leading markets
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-27
4 BUSINESS BAROMETER.
:. !, 10 the Condition Of Trade
Generally.
lam HOLIDAY BUSINESS
q. Houses Reported Good Trade.
y. I,lspd cotton Seed to Arrive
Canaigre Roofs
Office OF The Post,

Ian Thursday, December Is.
w,,a business Is expected for sew
o.. after Christmas. but great
w uouston's wholesale houses were
.Sy disappointed today. While
"a m, show the ante-holiday rush.
w.. was a good fair demand and
.,d,rs we're filled by jobbers. The
"a nroduce houses had anticipated
n,rse Christmas demand usually
I.roed In Houston, and placed or
4, extra supplies to be delivered
stately after the holidays. Con-
.r,y they will be prepared to supply
s,.r,or trade just as usual. and there
|. M fears of bare market In
lines. Oranges, apples and bananas
!, fair supply today. while all kinds
-Ance were received and shipped.
r,oery houses also did a fair busi-
and anticipate an increased trade
| .,rs time, as the Christmas inter
80 will longer he felt. Retail stores
.,.,v experienced a big falling off
,,,ds today. but needed the change IN
!, 10 s,raighten up stocks that were
10 pieces by the rush Of Christmas
ID for several days previous.
SEA ISLAND COTTON.
having been demonstrated that the
Gland cotton of the Caroliaas can
rccessfully and profitably grown In
,.ction. Messrs. II, d. Taylor &,
|. have ordered car load of the long
N .esd. which will arrive In very
days
baking Of this today. Mr.. e. w. Tay-
aid; Texas has raised about $40 bales
ga island cotton this year ana While
"a three or four times the amount
[luesd in 1871, 1t Is hardly anything In
harrison with the general crop OF tie
hp We believe that South Texas farm
will find II far more profitable To
sor their attention TO the best grades
cotton. No matter how large the gen
\ crop may be, there Is no difficulty
slpver In selling the long staple. Sea
anA cotton has sold this season at /,
-. cents per pound. at railroad sta
tts In lnterior towns. The labor in
Using It is no greater than that required
ordinary cotton, and as It withstanis
itcath as well or even better, the in
essed profit thprefrom can be easily
Eeri Out. W. desire TO see the farm
ln this section intert sied in the long
hpe crop, and II is mainly for this reas-
that We have ord,re the seed. A,
Ea as the first car lead Is exhausted
will secure another in order that tho
fhcuy heretofore experienced in se-
ring seed may he avoided"
Mr. Taylor Believes that If the seed
properly handled and cared for thct
Il raise several successive crops with.
l material deterioration In the grade OF
staple. Thor stock of seed was or
nd direct from the Islands, where tho
Eest grades nra nrnlunei.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-27
HOUSTON PRICE CURRENT.

AXLE CREASED Diamond, u.75 per
sross, FRAZIER, in tin boxes, 1905 per
e saS. Golden. 0QIsc per dozen boxes,
case, pin!s, $40, per case. auarts. si55.
sAMMuNITIoN--Powder, per key. 500
g Csc; blasting powder, s225 per keg,
i az. bnc priee drop shot. per sack. hS5a
BACON = " holesale grocers' charge:
snort snort clear boxed 6,9q6A; In sacks &c
i Nes: breakfast, lC4lohc; dry salt 6u64c
err ury salt bellies, 7%e; bacon bellies. sac
u BAGGlNG AND TIES-From store
bbs atl,i y. lb, r4Ae; h. DC; %. To- SIC;
BAKING P0WDER-Apex, / ID 500. 4,
ID NsO; "a ID 75c; Victor / lb, per dozen
gYoGG; 4 ID zoe; 4 lb iSS; Isis one spoon,
CANNED FRulT-Per dozen: Straw
berries s0cusl.O0 pineepples. standard, 81 -
MLtv, seconds, 95c9fN.VV; pears, standard
g " 81. Shpppsdro bartlett pears, H. slij
H.. sl.20al,JJ seconds, lb siooSiI. Ia.
standard, Id, sl7OTl 10. 10 seconds. 81 30
si,io, 10 pie peaches ,OaSic; blacKbcrries
sVgs1ci Id standard apples g0qg5c.
p pani &C., fancy mixed, in pals. 7dSao.
ra GAN Sl,,!,i5 81 VEGETABLES - Marrowfat
peas soeasl 20; Lima bears s5QgOc string
% ans, lOQ Zoe; corn 70cGsl6O; tomatoes Z
10 y - SV&s6S52c; Id s0q90c; rcd kidney beans,
CALIFORNIA CANNED Goops-Pc
dozen for ga ID cans. Peaches sl5jdl.7O
egg plums N.30ali5; apricots 81 S6jl.45;
nears N,@nll5; green cages $780, 80
reotarines A.45; grapes ,l.30Gl4O, white
berries SL6Ua1 Is.
CANNED MEATS Rotst beef. III
SL40pl.5O; 2 ID s2S0u2.S5. / III corned beef
dozen, s275a2.SO. u ID chipped 6sef. >
dozen, sl.2OQl.3O / lii oxford sausage >
dozen, $500; Frankfurt sausage, III $50.
q Id pottod ham. I dozen. iGdt5c, =, lb
notted ham, dozen, $3.50; 81 In dovicd
nam, dozen. i0uT5c; = III devied hahn, .
dozen. sl.35.
CANDLEs-6s and IS Granite stsasc !;
lG OF paraine assorted colors 9Amiic.
CoFfFE-Hio and Cordova: Fair 19c {:
prime l9stW2pc; choice 2oi2pQ%c, fancy
22p24c; peaoerry. 22d23c, Roasted cofree:
Apcx basis, lV0 ID cases, 2lh@I. Soc Ar
buckles. IN 1o1 IN cascs, 2lS5c: In SG Id
cases 22.05c; Mocha and Java fancy blend
CRAcKERs-A. T.. c. soda size; lemon
cream Sc ginger snaps Sc. Pearl oyster
&c; Daisy oyster 6iac; vanilla waters lac
FLoUR-Tidal Wave. $40; Sea Fairy,
extra roller fancy $3.50 Sea Pearl 500;
rye -four 81 co; iumpernikel $50. Carload
lots roc less per bhl special rates for ship
Wtuts to- interior points.
FARINAHEOUS GOODS-Grts. hom-
my and frvam neal, In barrels Sad5M.7O
pearl meal in 49, III sacks. 81 10. % peI
barrel OF four sacks Scotch oats s. iouZ 81
ner case; American vernicelli, ] Id rack
uies, 7t,c. looee. zoe per 10 liz boxes
mnruroul American ] 10 nc; loose a zoe
! III imported macaroni, 9'ac; 10 imported
/ FISH Mackerel No |. in 10 lb Kits
S.eSN1.50 No. l. half hhls, $500; sardines
American quarters IN oil, s-.9jdSo0. mus
NG p"i "a IL half a i bb5 5, IS II Ii kNs. si65
IAMS-Standard l0c picnic hams SsH
S'e.,....,. -, =, -, A. L.,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-27
FINAA ClAL

Galveston. Texas. December 3.-in the
local market sterling exchange, akues'
81 s. buying, tia5 selling. New YORK sight,
buying 4. discount, selling - premium.
New Orleans sight, buying y discount.
selling = premium American silver, buy
ing y discount, selling at par.
Galveston bank clearings 81 ~, go.
New Orleans. La, December tb.--SterilnR
exchange, commercial sixties, f.A9. gi.s5i1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-27

Kansas cry. December 26.-Catue--kc-
ccipts JGiG; shipments lsDJ. maj ket steady
rou.. 7-ll2 CD: beef steers 3.cJnt.z5; ma
live c,ows .5J{f3 %. etock'rs and fnc1ers
2 50a2 10: bulls .jJlia,oj Hog receipts
800 shipments 2o, market ht"ao. 70 ~
All. 40: packers s.35H3.i0; miyed S29g5, ~
ignts 3. 25d3gs, workers 3 3DHS % pigs z ~
p 25 sheer Receipts go, shipment" ~
I ,,rttcps 2 lgQla 20.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-27

,,DI nc Trouov slIcfd In bONeS 4AI0I ;
,bnoiice 'ecVaporated, Giaq6&lc; fancy eVapof-
rated, 62,Hlc +,d 90
SCiilRR AiNTS-Fancy cleaned SIC; In car
tons TIc * Eyaporated 1Oo; Turkish layer
l5c. -, r-,-ororated Zoe
,aSLA,itE,S-t.vapo rated sc.
pTN RS-EVaporatc &c.
PLiI, sMifSSs ron Of 1875: California prunes
Pftl y sn o,qls 6ioc: 60-70s &c; 50-b9s, 'tgc'
sHver and ruby prunes, Joe; 800 q, .o5
m Fal.a. Is : b. SoS boxes e,
LOO GF9" H 30 ID. boxes f4g4lsc'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-27
Total exports. etc....".,.Ios,eT W.


Tho total nmnunt NJ cotton On shipbcard,
not cleared today. In M follows!
ltor Groat i3rltfin--Sa Paliinn lW2i Leo
nora i2Nu, Architpct AliN, Salarninn slpi
Nico,o ifls; on-rnenbcrs 1851 total lb,f3y,
For France.--Sa Nortlgrrn, 20 o
for lironcn- ~ Mn sra4Isg5l,t Snh h"-
FOR Hnmburg se Cambria. 90; IS CLAN
ayron, Gja, TOAD 1870 M
Ifor Gh,snt- ga LaLtei Branch 400
Jor Nav York Mallory line b01S.
FOR Morgan City-Morgan line. 81
Tolui. 5iifl. ngt,iLst iil, lz5 Same umc lass
year.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-27

In ana Saiien.
Ship kyber (hr.I. Cnlontts, sid Sept, 10.
It's Teutuna ObrD, Liverpool. sid NOV.

It's Teutonla (brD. Liverpool Gid Nov.
TO-
sa Maori ORB Sunderland, aid Nov IL.
~ Snrmatla tbrl. Dunllrk, AL
Rs Cambria Ibr), Hamburg, sld Nov ~.
rs ioohmorr arr. Antwerp, SID Dec ..
Sa Glcnlle u3r1, Hamburg, sid Doc. o.
Rs Hothorneld djrb. Peisacoin, sid New.
sss Darlington pr). Liverpool. aid Do
comhCr 10
ia Ioiunn OBrD. LIVERPOOL, sid Nov, 10.
SIS Iorcat lIgr1, / liverpool, aid Bcc. 81.
ss plymptcn Livcrnnol uld Dec. n.
Sch A. r Stonrus. Norfolk, aid Dee 10
SIS nlarmoro u'r.l. Antwerp. TO sail Dec.
20
So rIartlcpool CBrD. Hamburg. sid Doc.
10
SIS nlnnmandon tNorN, NM aid Dec. H.
SIS Biorgyin tNorl. Shields, aid Dec ~
So OLAF Kylrc u}r), Sholdh sid Dec, o.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-27
MARINE INrELLleENcn.
Fort IF Galveeton December 20.
Arrived.
Sch NJ. V. B. Chase. McI<own. Phila-
derhia.
SIS rdtonis, Kramer Liverpool

Cleared.
Str ~ Gallo, Merrcruard Vclesec.
Str pcnsAtoia : mmrns Pensacola
Vessels ia Port
To Fowler 4 McNitie-Schr Frank Nudd
(An) Sch George TaulpuR Jr.. SH loon-
ora lSpan>. Ss Saturnia sipanD. 80 Niceto
tSp)
Qr), wilma (Spen). Architect uBD. Cain-
brih Qirl.
10 j. Mollcr 4 Co--Bk Cosmo. So CLAM
To W ". w,ison-ss lielcn CBD.
TO A. Aolt--Ss VIM, Rrauioot orr.
10 IL Moslo--Ss kcunatt uir). SIS
Eaveusduic (Am)
To \, n. Sawyer Co.-ss Comal
Iropca Br). VIM, PRrr & Co.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-27

BEANS California, small white, Si.4Sli
Nor lh: Bayou, 2An3c. pink 2hp2'sci
Lima 44a5c; blnck eyed peas, SRc, J..
BUTTER- S'ar, 22c; dairy lcc. "a,
Texas country. sd20c, II in good condi-
ton. "a ,,,.a ,ol,.
H,SsX'tR iRNtiF.|Caiiforni per crate. SEQ
90: sauer' kraut, s. jon3 90; a.,
ChEESE-New York fun cream o nc
Wisconsin full cream BE; fancy me- M
t1lr,isc' brick cheese. lac; l.lmhurGer. loc.
EGGS Texas candled, 1ii2@i5c; kansas
170lS .,..,. or,,,, cots
ONIoNs-75GpS5c per bushsli onion SETS
In bushel boxes. 81 0ln2.9i per box
pEPpFR-Ch lie per ID; -,,,
POTATOES Wisconsin, SOC Noioiauo'
COO. sweet potatoes, 30il33cS seed potatoes
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COFFEE.


N-or, york. December 26.--Coffee options
,,.sr,Sd anlet AT 5alO points declined, ruled
Genera dun ard feetnr,eles's IN the az.
sence OF cables, the foreign mnrHee LOO ne
s,ad ~ al a not advance VI 5ql5 points.
saies 500 bags including; January l3.9;
T.sr,,Sr,, IA |. March II. 31N - 81; Septem-
t ru'u"y 'Deo.uIbsr $50 Spot Coffee
80 dull; No. I ~; MID dun; Cordoys
y s-sIfiSb: s.-les 100 bags Rio NO. al
81 40 cost and freight.
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nI1RrAL Or a CARDINAL.

BIKIATI OFF n CAHIJINNfls "
sne. December H.--The remains Of
al Paul Mclcherr, who died In Rosna
eember n. were accorded an innpos-
neral here today. Tho procession
the church of st. Geon. where tho
ias been lying since II was brought
Rome. to the cathedral and thence
tomb, included oil the clergy and
Krementz, archbishop Of Cologue,
ated the pontifical mass and the
OF Trevers delivered an Grafton
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It would take IL sharp drop IN the move
mcnt to hold spot cotton at present prices
Houston expects s1'1 20 1000 bales TO-
morrow, agniust 775l ON the same DAY
last year.
Gilbert 4 60. of New Orleans wired T.
Cargin at 12;aQ y, IN. MARKET rather
tlrod; re '"ipts have a depressing in'iu-
ouce. trading light
A totol Of az ;ag bniea Of sea Island cot
ton hnNo been marketed Mt United states
parts SO far this season against ~ ID
during the same time Last year. hApoitH
aimee September have been .Iosi hnlos,
while Northern mills have taken 'NfS.
Tho half weekly interior movement nr
received Nv r. Clrglll, indicates receipts.
n zoo shipments Gl 900. against ro'cipn'
of AZ O01 and Hhipmcnts OF NoW during inc
same week In lSl2