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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-12
Misses and ChiIdren's
Garments

A department in itself. Style, fit,
finish and materials just as you'd ex-
pect to find them Wen quote you a
few specials. They'll interest you.
Misses Colored Melton Jack
cts, 80 90 worth 81 90
Misses Scotch Cheviot Jack
cts, S. 0, worth 81 90
Misses Illuminated Boucle jack
cts, So 5 worth SO 90
Misses Fine English Beaver
Jackets, So 90 worth SO 80
Misses Irish Frieze Jackets,
SIS 0O worth sc 50
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Dress Goods Last

But not least by any means. We're
doing the business, and small wonder.
Low prices is the lever that has lifted
this department into its present prom
inence. Just items from full stock.
Scotch Cheviot Plaid effects in green.
brown and blue, 40 inches vide, soc.
Basket Weaves La Tosca Net effects,
reseda, cardinal and blue grounds, 80
inches wide, 75c.
Illuminated Basket Weaves, 40 inches
wide, S5e., brown, blue, reseda and
heliotrope.
Illuminated Poplinettes, brown, blue
and reseda, shot with old gold, 4OinoheS
wide, 81.
Boucles with raised silk figures in black.
brown, green and blue, 40 inches wide,
85c per yard.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-12
Glove Selling Extraordinary

Haven't space for argument. You
know our Kid Glove policy. Here are
four special lots for you to buy; not
many of each; it's quick sale. Who
gets first pick2
Glue Patent Thumb Gloves in
black and colors, 75c.
Glue Patent Thumb Gloves,
bread stitching, gold buttons, 81 %
Clearing out sale of line Black
Kid Gloves, zoe were 81 60
Glue Patent Thumb Gloves,
evening shades, 81 90
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-12
Foot Gear Facts.

Hosiery Shoes for State
Your money back you satisfied.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-21
MONEY AND INVESTMENTS.
Doings of Day With Wall Street
Operators.
MONEY IS GETTING MUCH EASIER.
stocks Were tirmei. But SIM Very
Dull Uncertainty Is Keeping
Down Bustness.

New York, January 20.-(Special.) 1.-The
stock market today got over its scare of
last Saturday that the British flying
squadron was heading this way, and the
market pe anne iirmer-still II was n dun
market. ON the other hand, there are
folks disposed to buy stock on the present
low prices.
The money situation is getting down to
cheerful position, as is shown by the
general offerings at the market rates and
In some CAGES below It. Sterling mar
ket was a shade iirmer. sixties. ass; de-
mand, i.S9
silver. 67as; MeNicans, 50.
Two million 1--WE hundred thousand dol
Tors worth of gold is likely TO 20 out
Wednesday.
Supply OF cotton bills moderate.
Gross returns for second week of jan
uary show Fort Worth and Rio Grande
Sl2 behind last year; Missouri, Kansas and
Texas about $1,000 ahead.
Cotton was dull today and devoid Of
any special feature worthy Of note and
the result was a very tame traders mar
ket, with tho fluctuations confined within
Il range OF . 10 . points throughout the
forenoon session The absence of any
outside pressure to sell aud the inactiN-
lily of the bear leaders together with the
bullish influence of lighter receipts aud
the sharp rise in wheat made some of the
shorts nervous and their attempts to
cover resulted In Il frmer and higher
market In the afternoon. prices advanc-
ing to 3 points over Saturdays closing
circular on the European supply and the
seasons consumption also helped to slim
ulate tho market. The market closed
STEADY.
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COFFEE.

New Orleans, January 2O-Cofce dull
Rio ordinary to fair, l7M1sis
Santos, January 2p.-Quiet: good aver
age Santos 1000 reis per 10 kilos. Receipts
700; stock 5000 bags,
Hamburg January 2O.--Quiet, unchngeo.
Sales 300 bags.
Sales HOO
Il, 600 refs per 10 klios. Exchanse sid.
Receipts 900 bags; cleared for the United
States 20oo; for Europe 1000; stock 255,g00
bags.
New York. January 2O.-CoGee-optons
opened steady at points advance, ruled
moderately active and firmer on local
demand, following better European cables
and axrasctations of smaller Brazilian
shipments Closed hrm at 5aiO points
net advance. sales $50 bags, including.
January 1910; March i3l0uiS.l5. Spot
coffee, Rio dull; No. Z IL; mid duh; Cor
dova 17QlS Sales l756 bags Maraicaluo
and 210 bags savanilla, private terms
Warehouse deliveries from New York sat
urday, 1886 bags; New York stock today
81, siS bags; United States stock Sis,h9s
bags: afiOat for the United States FL coo
Lsgs. total visible for the United States
r67, $50 bags, against 5ls,5So bags last year.
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CHICAGO.

Chicago, January 0.-Catte-Moderate
supply served to irnpart strength to prices
and the general demand was very fair,
some sales showing an advance of 10 cents
Common TO extra choice bcovcs we're sala-
BILE at S.2oa49O. but there was the usual
scarcity OF choice cattle ana sales were
largely at 3750i.50. Butchers and Gamers
cattle We're in rather good demand, prices
ruling stronger Cows, hcfers and bulls
sold largely at l90d3 . ana choice calves
sold around 6. the offerings being ample.
Texas fed cattle were again In good de-
mand and prices were steady. Hogs-To-
days receipts We're again below the cs-
Inmates and packers started to buy earlier
in the session than usual Prices were
largely Sc higher. the market showing
the usual weakness after the supply was
pretty well sold. Common to extra choice
droves sold at 3.S5Ti1j. sales largely at
4.O5, Shecp--Thc general demand was rot
very animated, hut the receipts were hard
ly large enough TO allow a decline end
prices were steady. Common TO choice
We're salable at 200Q3,75: Westerns at 3.2010
3.75 and lambs at 350di,75.
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NEW YORK srocK MARKET.

New York, January 2o-ln only three
stocks WAS there 10 be noted even an ap-
pr1Ich TO activity today. American To
hacco slightly led St Paul with 1890
shares.
The limited speculation and an unset
tied tone reflected "A degree Of uncerlainly
as to the immediate domestic financial
situation. The traders contrlved to have
circulated various reports and rumois
whcrcupon to hang Il text fpr the almost
generally narrow movements in prices
Tho most important of these We're fur
thpr war scares. Three leading gold ship
ship an aggregate Of 81 500, GOO nd another
firm was said to be figuring upon ship
lent OF T50000 to SlppO.0tD. London prices
caue lower and the initial quotations
and losses. but with the trend downward,
Tho tendency toward n lower range soon
became manifest with General Electric
showing "a loss of is per cent. The
gave way sharply also. The selling pres
cure was soon exhausted and on moaer-
ate buying, chiefly by shorts the market
improved all around. the most noteworthy
advances being recorded In the industrl-
ais. Tobacco moved up cents TO SD on
covering. Tho stock commanded i-S pre-
MUM for use. which was explained as due
to demand for transfer purposes Gem
eral Electric sold up rs ito 600. Leather
preferred In and most other stocks a
reactiouary movement occurred in which
u. large part OF The carly gain vas losl.
Tobacco fol to IShs and General Electric
to 24N. Around delivery hour supporting
orders nuDearcd and prices stiffened gen
orally. Tine closing was firm.
Bonds duh and easier. Atchison sec
nnds led with a business of $4,000 out OF
Il total of N,oiSooo.
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1ity, was buying goods in uousto, ~,

City. was buying goods In Housto, ,,,,
morning. '"'s
The shipments Of corn from the mort NJ
New orleans this year promise TO 20 well
over 2o,ooo,oOO bushels. "'-'
AIR. Lilly of the firm of Lilly & fsaaes
located at Everett spent the day IN the
city and transacted business with Hous-
tons wholesalers
Texas tomatoes are beginning to ar
rive and meet with a very good sale
four basket crates are quoted at 12S.
me scarcity of game Is more notice
able than ever before at this season of
the year, Rabbits, quail. squirrels and
ducks were about all on the market to.
Local hardware dealers have advanced
quotations on wire and cut nails. caused
by the higher freight rates that have i,s,
gone into effect
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-21

Tho following were tho closing quotations on t,io
leading Ntocxs OF tho New York Exchange today
FINANCIAL.

Galveston. Texas, January 20,-In the
local exchange market sterling sixties cold
$40, buying SIS5; New York sight selling
= premium, buying y discount New Or
leans sight selling "a premium, buying 4.
Discount. American silver sells 1T par,
buying a discount. Galveston bank clear
ings N,Ol59l5.
New York. January 2O-Sterlng ex-
change bankers sixties. Si.T9lu4ss. com
msrcial, sl.S7ia reichmarks "a ij-lG francs
bankers sixties, lslsN5 III; commercial
lSa.U5 1Sk.
New orleans, January Clustering e&-
change, commercial siNhos, %.s1ei LS7ia.
francs, commercial sixties, 5.ls7s. less I-l5;
New York sight bankers $50 premium,
commercial, Tjc premium
London. january 2n-Bank rate 2 per
cent street rate 1876 per cent: silver 30
i-l6d; consols for money, ~ i-l6.
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COMMERCIAL BRIEFS.

New York, January 2o.-Cotton seed oil
quiet. but steady.
New York. January 2o,-clearings s73,-
Cos, 1863. balances S,l49,60.
New York. January 20.-Government
bonds firm, with now tours coupon 1-l6
higher; States dormant; railroad bonds
easier.
New York. January eo.--'fhe total sales
OF stock today were 1919 shares, includ-
Ing American sugar i2,io0: American to-
bacco 1890; st. Paul $500
London January 20--Consols for money
and the account iO7 7-l5; bar silver 80 ll-i6d
per ounce: money y per cent. The rate
OF discount In tho open market for short
and three months bills i-l6 per cent.
New York, January 20.--In the dry goods
market there was good company OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-21
EHE BUSINESS BAROMETER.
|. Index to the Condition of Trade
Generally.
ACTIVITY IN WHOLESALE CIRCLES.
weak Began with Better Business.
strength Of the Sugar Market.
Trade Notes.
Office of The Post,
Houston, Monday. JaGuary 20.

Houston, MONDAY, JANUARY ~.
wholesale houses reported good trade
I.odov. and business in all parts of the
Lev showed more activity than any day
[,ncs the new year ope led. Jobbers had
/. ood orders to ill for interior merchants,
1, nd the amount of merchandise shipped
k,cm Houston today was very encouraging,
4, showed that the recent dullness ard
Inactivity was mainly due to stock taking
md TO a general desire to look into the
r.ast and future before beginning the new
fssars business on any large scale. Now
frsrchants throughout the state have ar
Live at conclusions, figured out big crops
INA prosperity for the coming fail and
srs content to order supplies for the spring
trade. even though they may be compelled
u sell their goods on eight months time
hi many instances. The small dealer who
Imanaged 10 pun through the past fail is
Certainly upon firm basis. and can look
IL me future very hopefully. There have
han several failures in the State recently.
hut these are getting less every day now,
|ond every thing indicates that the number
Min soon be far below the average.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-21
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

New Orleans. January eo.-The market
for cotton seed products shows little
change since Saturdays report. There Is
good demand for oil and quotations are
firm: meal and cake are duh. Prime crude
oil, in bulk, 21c; primo summer yellow.
in barrels, &c; meal $500; cake. 'H.N
per long ton
New York, January 2c.-There was a
slightly improved tone to the cotton seed
oil market To-Day. but no change in meal
or cake. Prime crude oil. 2fu2iisc; prime
$50. OOgl2l.00 per ton.
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HEAVY EGG Production.

me fexas hens have been making n fine
.SeoIu Tor the past two weeks, the con
unued mild weather having been favor
auie Tor very heavy production. Local
teeelpts nave been double what they were
a. a. this time last year and prices have de-
.nnea RAPIDLY. While there has been a very
poor consuming demand locally, a num-
ger OF the city's commission merchants
are shipping large quantities to Chicago
nnu New York, and this helps to keep the
market from being overloaded.
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TRADE NOTES.

inc market for potatoes is firm. with
moderate demand. Seed stock sells well.
., samuels, prominent cotton buyer
today.
Inc local live stock commission men re-
port the market good for all kinds of
ehoice cattle.
a. T. Dougherty of Stafford, was among
the visiting buyers in the city.
me best grades of apples are scarce and
u. ~ good demand. Prices are firm at quo
~ w. Arnold, a merchant OF Missouri
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-21

sales today i2,e6i bales were offered. a
which 900 were with drawn. sales iu3Sfl
tail; New South Wales z 800 bales; SECURES
s,sdqis sd; greasy bdMi1isd ousensl&H1
iiNd. Victoria sli2 bales: secured io3ff
Is Sgd: greasy 5,sfl1s. South AsistfaNl
ea14 bales; secured ldIls I'd. greaay IN
loud: Swan River $50 bales: greasy 63fE
ais I'D; grmsy I'D. Cape OF Good Hori
and Natal as bales. secured 5sdffte IA
greasy bdM6Ad,. Buenos Ayrcs SIS bslts
greasy G dafsi.d.
st. Louis, January @.--woci quiet. nrf1I
unchn need qs altlf}
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-21

SOC; petroleum, 40 tcst, In bbls l4c in
I IU'n sasoline IN cases. sl.So; In bbls. i5c,
i Euplqn OIL IN bbls. lsc; in cases 1890 cas-
bbls SIC '"''' F''NV' '"'Pe'''""' :"
Mute I.EAD--S,ric,ly pure eaf6xc.
iNDpW GLASS--Iy boxes SO and 10
W " una " per cent discount rev list,
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City. january 2O.--Whoat N fair
demand, practically, Unchanged; NO.
spring col No. 3 spring ai4g5s; rejected
nominaily 1870. Corn &c higher; futures
active; No mixed 2ShI22Rs; No. white
mixed 1917: No. white 1874. Rye DUH;
No. nominaly 81. Hay steady; timothy
iO.o0a120O; prairie 6;Oqa'y0; Butter,
creamery quiet, lSGf2i, dairy l3al5. FL ~.
lfelegs. fresh H. Recepts--Wheat 80 ic0 (;
corn $1,000, oats li,G00. Shipments-l'onc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-21


APPL ES-Fancy sliced In boxes iAg5c;
choice evaporated. GlaG6s4c; fancy evapor-
rated fa4u7c
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 12c.
CITRON-lic per ID.
CURRANTS-Fancy cleaned SIC; IN car
'' FIGS Evaporatee Zoe; Turkish layer
NEcTARINES- Evaporated l0c.
pEAC HES-Evaporated DC.
PEARS-Evaporate sc.
PlUAIS-Pitted Toe.
PRUNES-Crop OF 1895; California prn1nes
90 zoos, &C. s0-90s. Gisc; 60-70s &C. 5O-6os f'.c
silver and ruby prunes, lOc: ,oo,
RAlSlNS-California l.. L., boxes N'4vi
l. 20; 2 crown l.. NJ. raisins. 30 10, boxes iei
3 crown l.. NJ. so lb. boxes. f.li1se'
GRAIN AND HAY.
Car load lots. job cars. from mn; Dea M
ers charge from store bHivc hlor ,rs nd
lbs on bran, 2u3c per bushei on oa|' anu
CoRN-sackcd Ssg3ic.
BRAN-65c. ooeon.. oor,-
oATs-25a2sc: No. white 2SaSoe; COM
CH6PPED CORN-s5c per 100 lbs. ,,,s,
HAY-Alfaifa Sl3. O1Q1i.oO per loh' tilii,t'
80 FOfil2 50; timothy sl7 0tMls.g' 40 Npi'"
Texas prairie IS so; South Texas WV
PAINTS AND OILS.
oII-Linseed, in barrels, raw &c poneu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-21

buyers In commission house circles and
tho Inquiries made covered all classes OF
goods, yet tho business effected was not
~ proportion. There Is more business do
ing, however. In which brown cot,ons par
uc'pated to moderate extent. Printing
cloths dull and nominal at 3 cents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-21
SUGAR.

New orleans. January 2O.-sugar strong
open kettle snS9s, eentfitugal grann-
ssa'. ssaconds 22.H3A. Molasses quiet; open
lIsstntie isa2s. centrifugal 6ni7,
New York, January 2e.-Sugar, raw
a. hid: refined quiet
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-21
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.

Tor Now York--Mallory line 4Slo.
Total receipts OF cotton NJ Galveston
day were i0i5 bales, divided as follows!
by Missouri, Kansas ana Texas rsi.lw}
$50 bales, by Gulf, Colorado and Santa 4
railway 9iS, by International and Gre
Northern railway DIG. by Galveston, Hot
ton and Henderson railway 20. by bari
NJ. $40, by barge Eddie 2i9. by steanisfs
Alice blair s77 4
Exporls-To Hamburg per steainsiss
Verbcna 776 bales. to Now York per steaf
ship Cofnal. 2226
Local consumption. i69 bales.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-21
the POSTS cABLEGRAM

New York, January 20-The Evening
Posts London cablegram says; The stock
markets were. neglected and rather dun
today Americans have fallen consijera-
bly, hut closed above the worst Other
speculative markets we've dull. The Amer
ican demand for gold has Increased. Con-
tinental bourses were weaker.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-21

S.6OpS.00; Rosoddle cement, per hbl. 81 10
CLIO, lime firec!ay. sS.a5dS, 40: plaster
paris, $40 hrchrick. st. Louis. per NJ $40
ufain paving tile, per foot 1piac, to +
inches, inclusive. Eel, roofing. per square,
!i5p2.yO. Acm, and Royal cement plas
Ter, per ton, Si.o0. plastcring hair, goat
per Id. &C: laths. per NJ, 500.
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on sn1pBoARD NOT CLEARED.

Tho total amount OF cotton at Golvestt1
on shipboard not cleared today 10 Ji,I
bales. against 1880 bales al the sa,a
time last year. The divisions are as ~
lows: 1
FOR Liverpool-ss Ida. 5000 bales,
BeDrldgc iTT5 1
For Manchestef--s,s CITY Of Belfast SS1
SIS Hampton $3.50 I
For France-Ss Joseph John S02S,
Fer Bremen Ss Bienheim 1909. SIS ra{
lington esbi vessel OF ncn-Iremhsfr $50
For Russia--l,k Storit.a 1901.
For Morgan city-Morgan lire ".
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-21

BEER-Schlitz. quarts, $40 so per bb,;
nints Milo per Dbl; a. - {. bohemian,
quarts, 500; pints, sll.0o; Dixie Pale
quarts, 1910. pints, $50, Weiss beer, 81. rs
per case. two dozen In a case.
HIGH WINES--Si. p per gallon
WHlSK Y-Per gallon: Finished goods
on nigh wine basis sl.22; straight Bourbon
quo rye. according to age and quality,
N.I5q3.0o; blended 81. 15ii5 so.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-21
NEW YORK.

New York. January 20.-Wheat,, receipts
1920. exports l3s, so; spot quiet, but
strong: No. 2 red "; No. marc q. %,
incheased In strength and activity ali
day, closing Isaiia net higher. There
bought both AmerIean and English. .Yis-
ible supply showed the large decrease.
No 2 red january 61ls; May G13s.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-21
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

M, Mr., j. c. Bering of the Berng-Cortes
HARDWARE company states today that
Tue demand for all classes of agricultural
implements showed n large increase so
lar TINS year, Their firm. he says, has sold
more piows and plow goods this January
..lah Tor three years past during the same
u'he Farmers are in a better condition
20 make purchases this year, and those
IN need Of such supplies arc buying new
material of every kind. Much new land
WIN be put in cultivation this season.
whlch also caused an increased demand
loF agricultural implements.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-21
COTTON MARKET REVIEW.
An Advance at New York and New
Orleans.
CAUSED BY ELLIS0N'S CIRCULAR.
which "a Expected to Predict an E.-
hsns'ion OF European stocks ~
Tho First OF September.
ofncc OF The Post.

Houston. Monday, January 90
with the encouragement OF a very small
movement today. and small estimates for
tomorrow's receipts, the American cotton
markets managed to drag along until noon
without any drop In prices. What might
nave happened after this is merely probe
NAUTICAL. but no doubt II would have been
n very weak closing had not the report
of Ellison's probable buliish circular come
10 the rescue during tho afternoon. Ac-
cording to the local kilograms Mr.. ellison
VIII tomorrow predict an exhaustion of
European stocks by September 1, even
should the crop amount to 100000 bales
This gave the shorts n fright and caused
many OF them to cover, resulting In an
est.
There were many longs. who were will
ing TO soll on tho advance. however and
IT is generally feared that the improve
ment Will be only temporary. Tho lack of
confidence is n very noticeable feature
ana s Of itself sufficient TO keep the mar
ket IN the present lifeless nut. There are
undoubtedly many bullish features IN the
statistical position but the bulls DO not
seem able TO create bear scare there
with. That the crop ia not above 1000 400
bales. and possibly not moro than g. coo.
ana that the consumption viii be large
and prices ultimately much better than
now, are fundamental axioms of the bulls,
but the bears do not appear to be at all
worried about the outlook,
Liverpool futures opened steady. with
moderate demand and very little change
from Saturdays quotations. There was
very little tluctuntion during the day. and
the market closed quiet and stcady, about
ls-iid lowor thnn Saturday.
New York futures were steady on the
opening call, 10 . points of, This loss
was recovered on the second call, and
the closing was very STEADY. about
points up. Mnrch contracts sold at 7ae
for the highest. and 7.& lowest.
New orleans futures opened quiet. with
tho near months point off. liy noon quo
iations showed slight advance, and the
closing was to points higher than las,
Saturday. May sold at 1874 highest. ana
7,N lowest
Liverpool spots were quiet and I'M
changed, with sales OF 5000 bales. The
leading American spot markets also re
manned AT Saturdays figures. with II quiet
and steady tone.
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NEW YnRK MONEY.

New York, January 20.-Money on call
easy at 3Q4 per cent. last loan 3, closed
per cent. Prime mercantile paper cas-
per cent. Sterling exchange firm, with
4S1A for demand and 4s7Al4ss for sixty
days Posted rates 4Ssl4sSia and 40
Commercial bills 4.s7s4. Silver certificates
e7A. Bar silver e.; Mexican dollars 52A.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-21

ply OF grain Saturday. Janunry II, ms
Compiled BY the New York produce OK
change Is as foliows Wheat .. ms COZ
busheis' Increase l.i03.0 c0; oats G.6l50O0
bushels. Increase $4,000: rye l,554,oo0 bush
els.increase 1900; barley i,42600 bushels.
decrease ~, 600.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-21

Good beeves in light supply and firm
Good cows and heifcrs fairly active aad
steady Good calves and yearliugs firm;
others weak. The supply mostly common
stock. Good hogs hrm, Fat sheep In fair
request.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-21

Thousands OF cases OF rheumatism have
been cured by Elmer & Amends PIE.
scription No. as5i" All sufferers should
Try a bottle Of same. w. Preston d Co.
Gal, eston, Texas. agents
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-21

rA.s s -; q Assss.:.As s:.ss ,ss,sk!y
Brain Power, Hsadschs. Ueneisinss
and sas las s IL ossssd u ysssh
~ excessee. cgnt.ins 70 ,3plas.a
ny :';sss :sa Lis y, issIs S's nss
funded. Frss Ne f(sal ~. ssslsac l.1l4
HStv w s q 81 H. E Sssosis 7sssIa
Sela n Heustens Tomas ~
DrsG o.. go ~ - ~.
Usu0glses
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-21

Reported for The Post daily except
Thursdays and Sundays by Albert Mont
gomcry 4 Co. Qimited). live stock COM
mission merchants:
Coed fat fed beeVes ....,...,.. 3Lfl ST.
Good fat grass beeyes ....... 23,n 3
Common TO fair bccves...... 9 &C 2th
Good fat cows ................. 2ia0
Good fat yearlings. So api2 90
Common to fair cows. head. Q % ala 60
Common to good fat calves. y aio %
Good cornfed hogs ............ 3ib6D 4
Common to fair hogs. ...... % ga
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