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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-04-08

Mrs. h. J. Van Petten lost a garnet stick
pin at the Eastern Star ball, last highland
Prof. L. ]. Marcus exchanged black hats
with somebody.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-04-08

There will be a special meeting of Las
Vegas division, Uniform rank, K. of p,
on Friday evening.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-04-08

Pablo G. de Baca, the drug clerk, is on
the fiat OF his back.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-04-08

Put your spare cash to work. Take a
share with the Mutual building and loan
association. 12S.tf
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-04-08

Walter Casa is again employed at the
west side book store.
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Weather Report.

Monthly summary, for the month OF
March, 1896; Gallinas Springs. N. M.
Maximum temperature, oates ,2lst and 2lth.
20 degrees
Minimum temperature, date, 18th . !. 10 deg
Mean Maximum. $50. ....... ....... 61.3 deg
Mean Minimum.... 80. ....29 4 deg
Greatest precipitation in "a consecutive
hours, 10 incheS, date I'd.
Total snowfall during month -. 81 inches
No. clear days Ii
NO partly cloudy. ........... 10
On WHICH :.oi or more precipitation fell ~. )
Prevailing wind direction Nm. .....west
.Frosts, Killing ..... dates 10th and 18th
Strong winds, rs h 2Sth and Slst, from 20 to
40 miles per hour each day =
JAMES f. WHITMoRE,
f Voluntary Observer.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-04-08

Attend the closing of Abramowsky'
picnic.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-04-08

A meal of plenty, we'll cooked and serv-
ed at the New Brunswick. 106-tf.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-04-08

The New Brunswick restaurant for an
appetizing meal. lO5-if
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-04-08

Invitations have been issued to the mar
riage of Prof. B. f. Clark, of Des Moines,
Iowa, to Miss Mabel Stoner, of this city ON
the ihAh ;.st
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-04-08

Jake Block is opening out the prettiest
line of mems and boys straw hats that
was over brought to the city. 1t
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-04-08

When it comes to neckwear, the Boston
Clothing House, is the place to go. 1t
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-04-08

Hartman Is agent for wanamaker a
Brown and Mills & Merrill, fine tailor
made clothing. See samples at Hartmann
store. 60-tf
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-04-08

For parties, concerts and ~socials, rent
Rosenthal Bros. hall. so s-tf
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-04-08
BUSINESS POINTERS.

Walter Dearden, assayer and chemist
Trinidad, Colo 18th z
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-04-08

Last year, the nominees on the two tick
cts for city treasurer we're Ollie Earickson
and Perry c.. Hogsett, the latter candidate
being defeated by 70 votes.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
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The Atchison eFIyef.,

While the officers OF the Atchison do MOI
care to be quoted, they nevertheIess
are of the opinion that passenger train
No. 8, commonly known as the dyer
will not be taken off, as reported. They
think, however, that the time will be
heightened eighteen hours between Chi
cago and Los Angeles, the same as it was
before the fast service was inaugurated.
There will be no dining car on
the train, and it will be no
longer termed s'the flyer 70 General Man
ager Frey and General Superintendent
Nudge have just been in Chicago making
arrangements for the change, and the re-
suit of their deliberations likely will be
ann ouncod soon. s-S
A dispatch to the Kansas City Times
from Chicago, said it was the intention Of
the Atchison officials to run "the fiyer',
once a week during the summer months.
TIE day has not been determined upon,
but it will probably leave Kansas City
every Thursday.
], e. Hurley, division superintendent for
the Atchison railway from La Junta
south, and his competent stenographer.
W. K. Etter, came in from q trip to Ell
Paso-A regular inspection tour--last
night, says yesterdays Albuquerque Citi-
zen. II have received no Official informa-
ton as to the new time card, nor regard
ing the many rumors sf1oat about abolish.
ing the hyers,n said Mr.. Hurley. sSuper.
intendent Nudge, of Topeka, attended the
railroad meeting at Chicago last Saturday,
and as soon as he returns to Topeka he will
forward official Instructions to me.a
Mr.. Hurley informed the Citizen that A.
G. Wells, general superintendent for the
Atlantic & Pacific; and Attorney Jennings,
Of New York, will arrive in the city on the
No. l passenger Tomorrow, and that the
re reorganization committee for the Atlantic
g Pacific is expected to arrive on the fol-
lowing morning.
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majority..........

Last year, Mr.. Rogers was elected alder
man over W. A. Givens by a majority of 8.
and L. H. Hofmeister, (democrat,) was
elected over M. M. McSchooler, ~(repusli-
can,) by a majority of 3.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
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Big Reductions in Notions.

)Pins, paper, .................. &c
10 pkgs. best Needles ...... SC
No. |, seamless stockinet Shields, &c
No. 2, &C
velveteen Facing, 4 yds....l.. &c
"a yds, extra wide, I4c
Langtry Curling Irons, EACH. s. &c
'36-in. Silica, yd.............. SC
Silk Binding Ribbon.
Twin Dress Stays, set -....... &C
Twin Dress Stays, dozen .-.,.l4c
Whalebone Casing, roll of 9 yds &c
64-in. Fiber InterIining, yd.....I4c
Hooks and Eyes with hump, card, 4e
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-04-08

Last year these wards polled a total vote
of b5s against 572, this year, Mayor Olney's
majority over DR.. M. M. Milligan, against
whom he made the race this year, then be-
ing SO.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-04-08
WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 8. 1895
METROPOLIS MISCELLANY.
WEEKLY oprIc, to morrow.

J.. Biehl, leading undertaken
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-04-08

"SLc"A . HaJvrlly ......... ~
Last year, L. Webb carried this ward
against $. Harmon by a majority of As.
L.. G. Fort, (republican,) was elected
over W. s. Lyons, (democrat,D by a mejor-
ity OF 46.
ECHOES FROM THE ELECTION.
The republicans swept the field in Albu-
querque, Yesterday, and probably in
Santa Fe, too.
G. E. Perry, republican candidate for
city treasurer, received the largest ma
jority of the day.
Precinct No. 20 has spoken as all the
precincts in San Miguel county will speak
at the November election.
The colored men who voted he demo-
cratic ticket, yesterday, ought to find out
again, if they have forgotten, what
caused the late war, anyhow-indeed,
they ought at least to be as much ashamed
of themselves as are the sheep when being
sheared at the present democratic price of
wool.
The election, yesterday, speaks in the
highest termspf commentator OF rhe re-
publican administration for the past year.
Especially has Mayor Olney worked hard
and co~nscientiously for the welfare of the
city, and it would have been discreditable
in the extreme to the community had his
majority fallen below the majority he had
last year, when be was comparatively a
new and untried man.
There was but one republican defeated
at the polls. yesterday-A- H., Bell for
alderman in the first ward. This was probs
ably due to the fact that his opponent, J.
K. Martin, served so satisfactorily in the
council during the past year that the
voters desired to see the good work go on
without a change. A. H.. Bell is a good
republican and would have made a splendid
member of the council and II. is nowise to
bis discredit to be beaten bv a majority Of
seven by such a man as J. K. Martin.
Yesterdays election shows East Las We
gas to have caught the epidemic thai Is
now prevalent all over the country,
which Is republicanism, pure n strong.
1t would have been too bad indeed. and
especially so this campaign year, to have
had the word go out that Las Vegas had
become q populist town. The republicanr|
party is not a party to crow over the de-
feat OF an opponent, 1t doesn't use the
growing emblem ON the ticket, but 1t is
we'll and good, nevertheless, In East Las
vegas, Q -jay, that the joint democratic- |
popul'st city ticket was bopelessIy showed
|"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-04-08

In the city election, last year, the race
for city clerk was between j.. e. Moore and
Geo. II. Shield, the present encumbent
squeezing through by a bare majority Of
II votes.
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Reeds majority

Last year, Mr.. Reed was on both tickets,
and polled a vote of 1856; A. b. Smith, (re-'
publican), was elected over j. W. Chris
tai, (democrat,) by a majority of 10 votes.
Second ward
W. S. McLean. 81
Geo. w. NOyes. AZ
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Arch ii. Dei.--....... .....,..'....'.... W
-
Martins majority ............. ......... I
In the first ward at the last city election,
Mr.. Martin was elected alderman over D..
G. Winters, republican, by a majority of
16 votes. c.. Holling sworth's name was on
both tickets, his vote being 1876.
Second ward
w. b. Barber. 81
s. A. O ements 81
-
BARRIERS majority oil
Last year, Mr.. Barber had no opposition
and received la votes.
| Third ward
. i %
LOWE LUZ -. 40
MINES majority bl
Last year, Mr.. Kline was elected over G.
H. Marshall by a majority of GA, and E. L..
Hamblin, DEMOCRACY, was elected over A.
D. Higgins, (republican), by a majority of
ID.
Fourth ward-
A. II. Rogers ........ 49,. 96
" " n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-13

Fort Worth, Texas September 1l.-W.
y. Farris OF Ennis who is well known
throughout the Southwest as the cattle
niHu who has been successfully expert
mciIting with dipping cattle for the ticks.
WIS IA tho city yesterday incidentally
watching the convention He SAID that
his dppiaK project had made him known
ON the other sqc Of the globe. The article
descriptive Of the ifSt dipping process vas
copied Hul recon - 10y papers uutil II
finally appeared la q Journal IN Queens
lana, Australia. The Queensland govern
merf officials discovered II and thought
the process used " aIld he good FOR their
STOCK Accordingly the government, celf-
gated two reliahlc fioc kiHcn, William
Hunt ana pr. sidney Collins Of Queensland
10 come to America and see Mr.. Farris
about ms rcFits and further investigate
tho process ~ detail. After arriving. these
gentlemen came 20 Kansas city, aud from
there came 70 EnfA- 10 Scr Mr.. Farris iudi-
Vidually They were shown tho dipping
instrument and were thoroughly informed
how q was operated. They seemed pleased
with the tI.st that had been made. as w,ll
as the process by which they were made.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-13

trHding and fcAtufclcss cables The weak
undtrione following slack demand for
spot coQte and closed steady and un.
bags, spot coffee Rio dull; mild dull; Cor
doNa lANlSi,. sales ,sSo bags Rio fine at 10,
Il 90 bags Rio No. a; idiS.
Rio September ia.-Steldy: No. Z RIO
$50 refs per 10 kilos exchange $ i5-l6d
receipts linn. cleared Tor the United
states 60O, for Europe Goo. stock so. 900.
Santos, September l2.--Wcik, good ever
age Santos s,p rels per 10 kilos, receipts
LOCO, stock hl5,oO.
Hamburg, september ls.-teuct and UNI
changed sales 1900.
tiavre September la.-Quiet: Auif adj
vance at noon. closed t4f advance. sales
l3,lN.
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AsArd. b INA.
LIVERPOOL FUTURES.
Opened weak, demand moderate: closed
steady ct decline
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! sIsINESS BAROMETER.
| "A. TO the Condition of Trade
Generally.
l,,o prCORD FOR THE WEEK,
:. wholesale Merchants Report
Bustness-The Immense
''..ut Clearinrs-Notes.

,.,..or. Saturday, september IL.
closes with a good record In
/, d Ines OF business. September
~ very active month so far. and
:, show the largest volume Of
! NV month of the year. New life
\, infused into everything by the
s,-ke,ing OF cotton, and orders
/ .r,u,ry merchants are increasing
sus Of FTouston's wholesale houses
s.n day behind on otders all the
~ ard were compelled to work
|, NE hour Saturday night TO catch
=. ,obbing grocery business has
...,,allv good. while Houston has
|.sr supplied the whole of the South
[n,hyest Texas with fruits aud pro-
Fs.-,y the past hve or six days.
| .vsrv one Is confident of AN ex-
/ ,.sness for the remainder of this
and throughout October, but
| .,nress the belief that from the
|. :, NoyembeC trade viii fan off
|, Very few are disposed to worry
\. future however, but are making
n 0. present opportunities and
| ,syantaee OF the good business
/ aiming to this market daily.
-roN's BANK CLEARINGS.
L. hank clearauces for the past
,rs $3.50, GS9. against S,72i.S29 for
Frrs,ondlng week last year. This
.rease Of s2,2o),S6o. making the
Ia for the past SIX days 45.s per
|r..ter than during the second week
I,nber, 1875. In other words, Ilous-
|srk clearLngs have averaged $l,l55.-
:, The total for the week Is over
4 greater than that of any other
N. 1t is also 5L0n, 900 larger than
Iu,Ined CLEARANCE cf Waco. Dallas
FsWath. The lpoal bank clearines
1seded by only len cities in the
\ states. while they wore greater
h movement reported from tmrty-
! the forty-nye cities published ly
|css's
National banks Of Houston rank
IL. bast In the Union. They have
! nj failed TO pay every check pro
4 70 matter what the amount mr.
"a; the uncertainty and distrust iu
u circles. Their WIS" ana cpuserV9-
fragement has tni the effect ui ;u-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-13

sross: d FrazeF IN tin boxes, 800 per
seaSfstl o GHid IN @ad5c per dozen boxes,
+, 1A4Ma-M'CNlrlON- Powder. per key. 500
49,, laSlhg powder, 500 per kng
agents price; drop shot, per sack 81 Ne Sn,,
l'S9, BUCK. ..55a1.6o. 'A'''V
Ia 6SALsSq}N. a, short clear, boxed 5a54c; in
SACHS, &c less, breakfast siaqgc, DIV sail
t.sgoei New York salt bellies, Si.c, Vest
err ssli BELLE. Sg5s; smoked bellies &c C.
q bbA"4ilNG AND IlEs-Car load lots, +.
81 As; Delta, 81 b5 III small lots from ,N sters
hhagsing KS per yard higher; ties &C pef
BAklNd PowDER-Apex, III 500
4 n W. 81: :. n H. rs 55s YcsSr Psf
dozen dozen ,bfriee's,. 1d-oz., 500 per DOZEN;
CANNED FRU1r-Per dozen: sirawber
res sOcaNn; pineapples, standard 8. sOlr
LN eyeless and coreess, sl65; seconds.
SSVVas2ci pears standard, 90caA.0O; clipper
''g.t pears lib. slQcqll0; s-lh 81 6,p
seconas sa9 d,s s,andatd @,lbb si5aL2i;
Hp'Hl.59; lib pie peaches 75uS0c; BID.
piee peaches g7}sc. blackberries 75Gs5c..
SD, standard apples, &ea$l0o.
CroA AM, candy, l-2q6 lie.
wwr9apped., 8 l-2a6 Sic, fancy mixed. in
CANNED VEGETABLEs-M arrowfat
l.r SlVJGl "a; Lima beans, sOcasl0o;
string beans. 70u75c corn. 50dSi.25; iona
5 soes I'D. 5Sa62 l-2c seconds, 5Oa5sc; alb.
'oGsoci red kidney beans. 2-lb 75decc.
CALIFORNIA CANNED GOODS-Per
uoaeh Tor IL Id. cans; Peaches, 81 .4jli 30:
egg plums, 81 1891 50; aprlcots, SlS05il IS,
pears. 81 65ul 65; green cages, si.S0lil IS;
n,eCIarlnes. sta. grapes sl.So1l.35 White
d ne, - N.@n2lO. black cherries, Sl.S5D
~ lD.!>&.G,kt,borries, Si.eoNL75.
3, ~ Ed MEATS Roast beef, lib.
%'lupl u; 2-lb 81 Oru225; lib corned beef,
dozen: 81 le0ll5. lib lunch tongue,
IoEen' S269n2.7l; l-2.lb clipped beef, .
dozen N.l5Di20. 1-lb oxford sausages.
dozen. 500. Franklin sausages. lib. 81 so.
l-i-lb potted ham. dozen. 5000 Ian.
potted nam dozen. Sl95. Lib. deviled
NAM dozen. oaU6Oc, LIB. deViled ham
dozen. Sl.10al 10
CANDLES Granite 6s ard SIS. 7nT i-9c;
lo-oz ramfine, assorted colors, S-4allc
star candles, 9Na 1-2c.
.CoIFBE iio and Cordovs: Fair, 800
we prime llWlpe; choice. lSlgrlgc;
FANCY, ltpl9s; peaberry :nq2lc Roas,ed
coffee; ApoN basis. lo0-lh cases Slsa5. less
e commissions Arhuckle's in lo)-lb cases
NHal less e. commission. IN 36-lb cases.
$l99': Mocha and Java fancy blend gt &C.
~ Ol X car load lots: Tidal Wave.
- ''' sea Fairy, second roller patent S3.au,
ga NNwuh extra roller fancy. $3.50; Sea
lt.N s. ty- flour, $40; pumperni. kel.
@f 1l. Special rates for shipments 10 in
terror p2n'e; flour in barrels llc above
saoks: g half-hartels SOC above barrels.
NhINAtHpi ; GOODS-Cirls, hominy
H'nI clr,n meal IN nils. $2.'e. pesrl
'4l in tl-lh sacks, $DtaL50 per MI of
aeks; Scotch outs 81 20 per c1se.
y M"e kers rel No l. IN lo,ih Kits Soo
..rican, q 4'tgrs' in oil, $3.50.
luii arts, S2.1"t2 81; salmon. river trout,
f,>ttaa. ~, ], ,l1-lb half bbls, $lcJQ451; 10
iII,AMs-Standard 1oAgllc; picnic hams
.lioNEy In cob cans. extracted 5a6o;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-13

HAVE MARKET.

Danerenoe :. 1900 1850 1884 49,.
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New York. September i2,--There was
very fair demand for staple md fancy
coisons ns a. result Of urgent wants. Che
volume Of new business FOR saturday was
of good volume, Printing cloths firm at
2 li-1G with fair request.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-13
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, Mo. September 1e-Whoat
active. lIl lie higher for most grades.
No hard. IS i-2 10 3. 40 ~ No. red.
- i-9u0 -, No. g. ig9i, No. spring, 81
firm. no . m!Noi, nom naliy ~ No. .
wb.to, q. oats tarlN active prices lower,
No mixed II 81. No. white Old 22ip
- ~: new II l-2pi6 ~. Rye No ., 2Sg
20 HAY s,endy aud unchanged Receipts
Wheat 50 Nn; corn, l5,oo. oats, $500
Glnmcnts. none
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-13

st. Louis Sep emhor i2-Cattle- Re-
ccips l2rpi shipments 800 Market steady.
dressed beef and hut,,hers' grades S3ong6
43D, light steers & suH3i,. Htp,ltrrs and
fo'd"ra Eapn3.6H COWS and hoitcls s. Dp,p
$40, Texas COWS Pt"aiy. 1trsus s. 26ff3 so
Hogs Keccipts 800. -hipu ilts 2dup. mlr-
ket steady light slu13 10; mixed s. pulq
so; heavy s. prif325. IA sheep.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-13
COTTON SEED rKODLCTS.

New Orleans, scptemher l2-Tbe market
for cotton seed products is dun ard
nominal, prime crude Oh. in hulk 1915. {:
urime summer yellow in Barrels. -.
med. $1,000 no per snort ton. cake, long
Ton. for export. SiN q 1917.
New York September 12.-Cotton seed
ur6duc.s quiet, prime crude oil. in
barrels 2l' prime summer yellow. in bar
rsls, gSs, q2i, prime cotton seed meal, $500
IA 90.D.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-13

Keler-HoustoH jobbers have had
business all this month, conse-
the merchan ise brokers' hive
tTen many large orders. All the
Fsceries are al demand.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-13
BUTTER AND EGGS.

-, Louis. September i2.-Hutt-r and
egcs firm ana unchanged.
Kansas city. September y -i5uller M
changed. creamery l-'2nis dairy va L.
Fsg. nm. quotable at lois'
Sbicaro. september l-,-Buuer steady;
cr.afp.ry g4j5, dairy 9dl5. Egss firm, ID.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-13
COTTON POINTS.

New Orleans expects 1000 10 1000 bales
Monday, against 5aN on the same day last
year.
The market is sill unsettled and the
bears are making doieful predictions Of
~ cent cotton, though many traders mink
cotton IL n purchase on every decline.
II a. estimated that Houston VIII re-
roivo II ofO 70 1000 bales ~ cotton Mon
dav. as compared with Ss.i last year and
S01S on the same day In 1894.
Giheri A. 60. wired Cgrgill e. Richard
son nj $3.50 n, m: "f.iyerpool cables CON
ttnentnl spnners likeiy ont of market for
soine time on Pasch's estimating the crop
OF g,7f0 40 bnles."
II. 49, Chewy. who now represents Price
Mccormick e. co. Of New York, received
the following telegram from that firm to-
day; "DlsnpnoiniinR Liverpool caused
heavy liquidation AID today'e decline Pos
ition 81 cotton 8 strong bureau indicates
oily 7dN.oo. Advise purchases on all de-
clineg p"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-13
SUGAR.,

New York. September. i2.-suEar-Raw
nrm: fair refining 1910; cehtrlI usa,'. 20
test. 81 relied steady; staniard a fs-si
cut l1af So; crushed -. :. ...,,.,.
New orleans, September l2-sugar qtiet
centrifugal. whites SAii3 ~; yellowA slfg
centrtfuEal s9s.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-13
LIVE STOCK.
HOUSTON.

]. Jacobs & Co.. live stock commission
merchants. REJECT as follows:
reeves Choice .................. 2.Gr ~
Nows-Cho.co NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sN.p
nelfers NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2l.ar
lcarllngs =. ................ .i.fp ~,
CalNes-thoice spring ............ Stsap
to sige.........3 "a SA
Mutton-Hfrst class only. ..........
Common not wanted.
iioEs--Cornfed ............,........sQ a 81,
Maslfcd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2Istl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-13
L0NnnN CnNsnLs

London. September y -Consoia for
money. 10 1r-lG: consols for account, 70
Bar silver 80 3-ldd per ounce. Nopcv.
ror cent Rate Of discount 90 open market
FOR short bills IA per cent: for three
months bills, 5-NHi'l per cent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-13
A REMARKABLE CURE OF DYsEN-
Terry

John Peterson OF patoutyille. La, sur
fered with dysentery Tor eighteen years
and tried three Of the best doctors In
New Orleans: also half dozen or more
patent medicines. Very little relief fol-
lowed until lie began using Chamberlain
Cole Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy,
which effected Q permanent cure.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-13

as lime. 81 90; fire CLAW "a o5g,a a. ,,,,s
Yer paris $40; fire brick st. Louis. nsr
A. Wv drain paving tie. per foot. iSii5r. z
so,, -, ih 5, IS IS inclusive; felt roonng per
d{"r,I.. N.teas.ov, Acme and Royal cement
goat per d. &C. laths, per NJ. ss.c0
GRAIN AND HAY.
Carload lots, Job cars from mills. ao.,
Wrs charge from store 5dl0c more per iGO
Ids on bran, 2aSc per bushal On oats ami
BRAN-55d5Sc.
CH0PPED CoRN-7o175c per 100 lbs.
.CuRN-Sa 9ked, 3ST3Sc
II -.Sg.6; No, . Nebraska 2Sf3oc.
"a f-Alialfa, SIC 0o0l2 30 per ton: mil
i r, SiVooa y; 80. timothy, sl6.ooll7 %; south
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HIDES AND WOOL.
HOUSTON MARKET.

Hides-Pfices paid by RECEIVERS
Dry flint, selected. '.''..''''''''''''' . q SFi
Dry salt .........f...+.' s's''s''.s- q @ b" q
Net salted. selected .....--.-....-.3 n 81
Deer skins ,,o,s is;tr,ictiy nomina
Twelve months. medium. ,.....,.... IA
Twelve months. fine.......'......''' o..
SIX months lH2c less So.
Tallow Prime q. ......'.'.''''''''-';; -'2I
HetsWaX-Cio0d run ...,....'.'''''''I' W4a
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New York, September u Government
and railroad bonds iirm; State bonds dun.
Nrw York Srpicuhor l2.-ClelTngs ST.
lG. sol. balances SjtD,"i0.