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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1896-11-19

Love always gives. Service has q
thousand forms, says the Christian
Herald. Sometimes it is poverty that
stands at our door and relief is want
ed. More often it is not money nor
bread, but something more precious,
friendship, sympathy. Sorrow or lone
illness is before us. A mothers heart
Is breaking. Money would be useless
lit would be mockery. But we can
hold to the neighbor's lips a cup of the
wine of love, filled out Of our own
heart. which will hearten the sufferer.
Or it Is the anguish Of life struggle,
Q human Gethsemane, beside which we
are called to watch. We can give no
actual aid-the soul must fight it's bat
ties alone: but we can be as the angel
that ministered to our Lords Gethse-
name imparting strength and helping
the weary struggler to win the victory.
The world is very full Of sorrow and
trial. and we cannot live among our
fellow men and be true without sharing
their loads. II We are happy we must
hold the lamp Of our happiness SO that
1t win fall upon the Swallowed heart.
II We have no burden, 1t is our duty to
put our shoulders under the load of
others. Selfishness must die or else
our own hearts life must be frozen
within us. We soon learn that We can
not live for ourselves and be Christ
ians: that the blessings that are sent
a. h~ Oh
that We are only Gods almoners to
carry them in Christ's name to those
Tor whom they were intended.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1896-11-19

Tuek0ys H0aD0g.
Old Turkey-Are you trying to lay
anything by this year?
Young Turkey-No. I shall be salts
fed II can only keep ahead until after
Thanksgiving.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1896-11-19
DAIRY AND POULTRY.
INTERESTING CHAPTERS FOR
OUR RURAL READERS.
How Successful Farmers Operate This
Department Of tho Farm-A Few
Hints ~ to the Caro- Of Live Stock
and Poultry.
OF long since the

OF long since the
writer was in a
large restaurant,
and on a side table
was a large vesse lin
which was heaped
twenty or more
pounds Of common
cot &c cheese,
which was being
rapidly sold for ten
cents a pound, and
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1896-11-19

H-s.S- Ing tuey were gong 10 nave,
and Tom said, 4 guess we used to have
as good time as anybody when father
was alive: but mother says we mustn't
expect . turkey or q mince pie this
year.
Il lay awake last night ever so long.
and planned it all out. You and I will
go up to Squire Fiske- father says he's
got big heart-and I shouldn't won
der. II We tell him how hard Widow
Gray works to get along and keep the
boys at school, If he'll give the turkey,
and then the biggest thing of all will
be of my mind.
Then want at least six pumpkins,
and here comes in the fun-these sur
prise pumpkins will be such pumpkins
as you've never seen in all your life.
You just come up to our barn tonight,
at seven o'clock. and bring your pock-
etknife. sharpened up, and I'll show
you what I mean by surprise pump
kins,'"
And seven o'clock that November
night found as jolly and happy a half
dozen boys as you'd wish to see, COL
lected in Mr.. Emery's barn. Six Of the
biggest pumpkins oval in shape
and six boys and six knives busy at
work on the stEaw-covered floor.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1896-11-19

last year Indiana lost 1lve hundred
and eighty thousand, two hundred and
sixty hogs by disease. entailing prop
erty loss Of three and quarter million
dollars. Nearly the entire Isss was du@
to cholera and swine plague. 1t was
distributed as follows: In two hundred
and thirty-two townships the loss was
from ten to twenty per cent: in one
hundrei and twenty-seven, from TWEEN
ty to thirty per cent: in fifty-nine.
from t'tirty 70 forty per cent; In fifty
three. from forty to fifty per cent: in
twenty -four, from fifty to sixty per
cent: in twelve. from sixty to seventy
per cent. and In one, seventy-seven per
cent, while the remainder lost less
than ten per cent Of all the hogs that
were produced. The disease Is well
disseminated in the state this fall, and
the season Of greatest loss will soon
be upon US. Every effort should be
made % lessen its ravages as much
as possible. An important factor In
reducing the loss Is to provide proper
shelter, as all hogs with only milo
attack. CT having apparently made
recovery. may take a relapse II exposed
to cold rain or to q sudden change to
rough weather. There are thousands
Of hogs now In q condition to become
affected with pneumonia, which would
escape if given little protection. Any
shed which will keep OF the rain and
break the wind is sufficient. The Moor
should be dry. but little bedding Is
needed, and that renewed frequently.
Burn all litter and bedding once a
week. Keep the herd divided so that
crowding is impossible. Remember. q
straw stack Is the most unfavorable
place that can be provided sick hogs.
The essentials in prevention are good
food, pure water and clean, dry quar-
tiers. The station would be pleased to
receive information from any source
as to the presence Of the disease and
of all successful ways Of checking it.
Address A. w. Biting. Experiment
Station Veterinarian. Lafayette, Ind.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1896-11-19
Let Us Be Thankful.
ONE from Hamlet

R 6 ONE from Hamlet
MMfnLI$ Home DER river
;7S5@sNGFS54 To Keep Thanks
T1MEGpNWl giving with me.
FM Hugh is judge, they tell
E@lkH4 And John is a learned d.
E vine.
lNN,EM%& They were always more
EMS$&& than common,
$%$&& Those sturdy lads Of
Laura, my pride, my darling.
And my little Resale,
And the children all are coming
To keep Thanksgiving with me.
The great worlds din is softened
Ere it reaches this abode,
This mountain farm, that lietA
Under the smile of God.
So open the doors and windows.
And let in the golden air.
Sweep out the dust and cobwebs.
And make the old home fair.
For swift from Hamlet and city
Swift over river and sea,
My boys and girls are hasting
To keep Thanksgiving with me.
Agnes Kincaid.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-08

Asked b Bid.
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES
orened uuic, and steady 1905 quiet,
closed Nnlet. sales Il. 200
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-08
rENAS ERI'IT.

Pe thousand boxes 4 Texas fru
nnloadcd on the local market this
|hihg' peaches constituting the bulk
Fohs gnments. Apples were very scarce
are IN coed demand at high prices
Few rrates of pears. the first OF the
ION. were recc we'd frcm H3,chccct ly
r. Thomps n Il CO.. nnd sold for -.
y were rot thoroughly RIM hu' e
\ OF this class will be n he mark
me last - this wek Plums are n, Urls
on season, and cniy f.w boxes arN
,Ned Occasionally. Grapes arc of fun
ches continue To- improve n size nni
ir'E ana some Of the fines, vet sc II
=, OF inc market Today. The biz supply
,,vrr' caused prices t. weaken a. q
''r ,d IN M. Peck boxes ranged frar'
. VIC ana four basket crates from T..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-08

sprsns en- ck.ns and stocks are pre;ry VIC |
'n'p up irices have advanced slightly
iiulc'S or haSs.ng show ccrs side h.
a'Nan.c over he u,1,itio9s ruling vi Ia
,ills 'ssi wear. NJ hug definite Ia Not
known IN regard u ties.
socks 81 lard Wes, show a mark. Il
49, lor iir pdst month, and pro
stead ~ accumuiaiine, notwitbstandine
'V' oi increasing export mov III, n :
n" taat n Is ~ strong one o. t.;l
'o'a 81, l.c ana ireigu m9'as.cs : ocl /.
80 a., N'r'' les show u large shortage. a
p'' ~ WIN last year. ana whoa io
- '.u improves iho lfnprc SION rrov
init advances will lie n "a, ar
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-08

rRI-lTs AND NUTS.

AT II,fS-- VElE' o7T7"V ~ - H'sTTc'
pIHfSsNANAs Per bunch sLcoQL75.
i3i.Nt ~ RRllss-per bucket. 4on6c:
per - quart crr's 81 2,M 30. .,<,,.
cAIlf'onNIA FRUIT .negrri.eas5,, = & S2.oip
{ 30 pci l0.ib 10 X"s. arric ~ N.i5n2ot per
t-rasket era e. plums. $40.
coCoANUTs S2.ie0 100 per lr' $500
peRI iiIprs- rexas. sl5oaleo per i-basket
crates. small lnskcis Sjnbc,
LEMoNs :, M MGsoa a,s ana s,. naf innsy
,Ga, ". 9.al'fo,na sS2anS. 70 rer bcN
'N%ITsI Brazil liz per. n; tllherts. sicily.
r.: Sa,,Ics i2Iac. walnuts. llnlSc' peanuts.
K s,ec. nlmords Taragoua, lac per H. ne
!, err sack cnlifirnia almonds. Zoe; pecan,
FIT Mls-TeNas 25nice per Z, hushel
pi.NriIES-Pe peck boxes. small to
MEDIUM aiI zee; choice to fancy .es''c.
/ basket crites ilcnS',h
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-08

Chicago. July T.--,a,,,r Sales slow 10
any AT ruling prices. common "a strictly
choicr native steers g. ;ofri 70. grassy 100.
fnpiHr hepvy berv q B Iattl.oo; stock,rS aud
fec,icrs a.2tG25O. COWS and hcifrrs i.0ta
l:a. prime hclfers S.75m ,p,; bulls sell at
o0nS.25, valves nclisc AZ 100000. 4 be-
ing calf day" Hogs In good demand
mixed S.2tpsi5; Fights 355us6p Shcep--
All receipts soon disposed of at steady
prices common to prime sheep l.5pni nj.
prime srircc, S.ohd3.7h, Wyoming lS0- pound
ssnerp Snl, choice good Texans g5GdS 20.
lambs S,'0 cul's 800. feeding laubs noe.
Recespts-tattie-%o hogs 1000; sheep
5000
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-08

O0Q, exports $3.50 bu7il.ls, sales 1000,
mi .hols futures Spot dun; anont e. IS.
f. %. j.. 90 -. new crop to lrrlvc, No
hard q j-S elevator. options opened easier.
lurned sirong. closing SIS net hignor: July
IL 3-s, August 6l7. September Cps. October
i2', December 6iis. Hides steady Cot
ton seed oil nominal
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l"@& - =. .
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Children or Tor
Pitchers oaOtovlas

Take a day on and 10 70 the Fruit -
hours lost Il you 20 Va II. ". = W. 3. nys
Leave Houston s:as p. M. arrive at Tx
S a, m. tentrance to groundel. spen4 IL
S 20 hn lssxo 'I nsst :. =. Ss5s5
that ter . onwenleat ssleesbs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-08
A GRID ENJOYS

coming effect u syrup Of Figs when
in need Of n isxaiiys, ana H. the father
grniifS5ag results loliow rs use; so tina,
Il IN the best family remedy known and
every family should have q bottle.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port of Galveston, July 7.
CLEARED.
Sc Nucccs. RISK. Now York.
Vessels IN Port.
IS Engineer. from Liverpool.
s. Nueccs, from New York.
SIS Gy Her. from Wcs Indies.
To Arrive.
Ss Nueces. New York. sid June q.
SIS Darlington. Cardiff. sid June 8.
SIS Hhletis. Hamburg. sid June II.
Ss Traveller. Liverpool. cid June 80
sub Johanna Swan, Baltimore. sid July l.
Sch NJ. v. Is. Chase. New York, rid
Jrly3
ON sBlPBOARD NOT CLEARED.
Cotton on cupboard not cleared At Gal
Bales.
Mallory line. New York. 1877
Same dry last year .................... 30d
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Total receipts of cotton at Galveston to-
day were i27 bales, divided ms follows: by
cuff Colorado and Santa f. railway. "a:
by International and Great Northern rail-
way, 81.
RECEIPTS AND EXPORTs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-08

APPLES Fancy sliced IN boxes. 43n
no, lie ner III: c,ir.ants. in harrels. inii2'
iigs evaporaiod, Sc; Turkish LAYER, re
nse,arines. evarorstsd. SC. peaches er;;l.
GRATED. s'ec: pears. eVanorateu' vas
piums. pitfed, Sc. ., ,se.
RAIsINS-Cailforn!s l.. l.. boxes. N.'oU
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-08

St LOUIS. July 7,--caiilc- Receipts 1900;
shipments 1900; market barely steady. ma
NNs shipping steers 3 i0u i3N dressed beef
and hntchrrs' grades : 2Oui.15 steers un-
der 1000 rounus 2.mai.on stockers aud
feeders . i1liS 80. cows and hef"rs 2.oDn
2.5n. Texas cattle firm, > s0n36 90 for grass
10 best fed steers COWS t.15Q2.,a. Hogs
Receipts 500 shipments 900. market ~ 10
lower. lights :, tDm2.55 mixed 3eoli3. 80:
heavy S.4nd3'0 sheep Receipts 100; ship-
mpnts 36pO. nrkei firm. natives 30oI3.G5,
Texans 3yop3.bG: lambs aU0d5.0o.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-08

niI--I,insc0d u Dds. raw nc. boileI l5c'
.,e,rnlri,rn III tesf II bbls he; IN tlses
Il 70; 6ri,ltan, OIL sl55 in bib. re; stove
eas line. n cas- $3.50; In hhls Ne: Eupi 2
ii In hhls 10. IN cases sa.3D castor oil,
,,edira! pure a0c; turpcntine, IN hh.s SIC.
WiIITi, Strictly pure "n6l.c
WINDOW GLASS In hoNos 81, and ~ to
10 ,er ccni discount. new Est.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-08
HUNTSVILLE NOTES.

Huntsville, Texas. July 1.-THE Tom
Hamilton guards we're out drilling lsse
night with music by the silver cornet
band In order to become accustomed -
drilling by music. The boys leave for the
State encampment At Tyler on Sunday
next.
A tackey party was given by tho Misses
visiting young adRes. and same proved
9uae a unique as well as ENJOYABLE 81.
fair.
+. II. Foster loft for tho Tcxas Frute
Palace at Tyler this afternoon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-08
BUSINESS BAROMETER.
lick to the Condition of Trade
Generally.
PROSPECTS FOR FALL TRADE
J.. r,om All rar's OF tho Country.
sugar l. L. wet business
Naiiuics.
ofncc Of The rost.

hOllsH bils I " '''s -
is n general inquiry throughout
Sun,ry N regard to the prospects
,tadc. LIN Taxes neatly every one
IN believe that the coming tai. W II
M, prosperous in the s,ltc's HE
H., v.ll be interesting 20 note, now
,hc outlook tn general wiN. X
G ca. recently addressed circulars
liz correspondents for Goi.n',c IN
ion in regard to the rrc;'nt OUT
he sio Ks al goods carried 10y trad
nd thr nromisc of crops. Rrni'cs
,hai At most points stock carried
bv retail merchants are not !arse
o demands of consumers fell shoi,
tcc,n,.one .n.'t Winter and 'vor sinrr:
,e demand from consumers has hcca
~, unexpectedly email, farmers
sold crous ri last year IT very low
and ia PARTS oil the West. refused
because prices were so low. wailc
knicnt has been irregular Tor work
b IN some nancncs of mnnnfAcWre.
Sspoc!ailv for WORKERS. IN woo'eH
land wages If labor have bccl low
krop prospects ut this time are cX-
r,, ,ooa rot mos. r.,ins mud
,,,,, ,o, for whom, in states east
L,,,. nou,h IN states turih.r Yves,
,.no,,Ilv .s,on an, in so,,,a
am ,cccdri,tcd. that cotton aertnee
k,,eli..lly Increased, but The outcome
h. ,oca.i,iea is Vet In Doubt. white
Sers high horcs are "A. present JUS
cor,pa-i.s,n of all The .nlorma-
~. ,,.......
luica'es '''ea' ea'''o" an" ''''sN' v"
II purchases, which 'niNeis i.ly pre-
kill mite commonly check buv.ng OF
/ rob- ,,.or ,.,,.,. nrosno..., .,rn
'''' no
bnd that IA more Than nail me eou"-
H. situation rot as yet such as 10
f., ,a,.t.,ion oc M ,nusual do
f"'
for goods Almost every nouN io"N7
hmc gain. especially after ro.iticd.
,.i,... h.,.o l,,.,,, ,nnnvol mn, lew
y" ''' 49,
\ 1 10 hH M" tn'n iIiou''dtr'
DECLINE. IN St''4'i''
Er r.mainln. At the recent adva ncc
I,t. ,. ,o, INV. ,,..a, her.n tins
WIN e. "cciihe OF 'sc on an S''"fs ol
d. The card price of the America
II, an,ny cnuons,v fo,. standard
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-08
STOCKS.
4 ne following wsrs ~, ilohn; onot,uon, on the
AN. a.. ~ a.. A., az T, tr: fx .ulu,, t,t,.
EyENINn posr,s cAELEnkAM.

NV York. Iuiy T.. tvolins Posts Lon
don iinancial cahlesram: The stock mar
ket remained firm today; The continental
markets were puet and featureicss.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-08

LIVE MEN ana women wanted to aAll
bicvcle riders mud guards, skirt Guards,
,rouser guards easiest money gctters
out agents complete OUTFIT 15c or eithc-
article 25c post paid. Badger Specially
company. Huntington. Wis.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-08

New orlcaus. July 1.-The market fer
unchanged. prime crude oil. in bulk II.
prime summer yellow. IN barrels. %. meal.
no per short ton. cake. long ton. FOR
export 1900
New York, July 7..-co,ton seed products
quiet with all quotations nominal.
pr.m" crude oil nan N barrels: prime
summer yellow, In barrels, .i%ulb; prime
Gotten seed meal. r. 9v.tJ per ton.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-08
Hrli.i)iNG dArER1Al.

MhNl'-pori and cement. per h,:.
g 800 30o. u soaalc cement. udr bh,. Sim,
s,No lima. 500, iire clay t.gi,,s. 10: plaster
intis S. ~. i.c hr. k. 81 Louis Per NJ.
q inches Inclusive. felt roofing, pcr SQUARE.
N1'at'.r. Acme and 'toyal cement plaster,
FER ton. tN.pr; pinstcrinc hair. goat per
III. &c; la;hs, rcr NJ. $500
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-08
KANsAs CITY.

Kansas city. July 7.--C8ttlc-R Receipts
640n shipments 2sDp. weak. 10 lower, Texas
Steers 2.0r13.D. Texas cows La: beef
sto.,'S 3 iuffi 81 native COWS b0nS u.
s,ockers and feeders 2.O)u3 "a. bulls .9oI
800 Hogs-Rcreipts NpD. shipments Gn
opened Strong. heavins 2.5ou2. 10: packers
2.nu3. ~ MIXED 2 i0m3.3 80. lights ,2puJ.?5.
workers. 3.a0u3.s5. PIGS 2.5od3.oo. Sheep
Receipts 1900. shipments 1900; steady.
lambs 3. 25ft5 90: nuttons 225d3.J0.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-08
SUGAR.

New Orleans. La, July 7-Sugar weak:
centrifugal white 4tI4Is; yeIlows 7-lo43
a-l6: seconds 2 7-i6u3 9-l6 Moiasscs duff;
centrifugal 3n9.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-08
HIDES AND WOOL.
HOUSTON MARKET.
p,irea mid nv rs,eaiyar~

HOUSTON MARKET
liides-Prices paid by receivers
Dry flint. selected ................,. GAO
DRY salt -.,..,....................b qp 5h
Wet sailed. selected ................4 q a.
i'ccF Hhins .-...-.,..............l o..
Wool-Quotations strictly nominal
Twelve months. medium. ........... 7iaU
Twelve months. fine. ................ o..
Six months 1U2c less.
Tallow--Prifne ....... ............ 2NW....
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS
HOUSTON MARKE

HOUSTON MARKET
Tho following quotations were posted
tcday by the cotton seed product depart
ment OF the Houston Cotton Exchange and
Board of Trade:
Per Gallon.
Choice crude oil. for butter
OIL .+...-.,........s. IL
Strictly prime crude oll..... II
! iin,c crude -...,............. II
of crude oil. according TO
grade ts,...+r.-+.-..-...--s,. 10 6p III
Prime hutter oil. loose. 20
PRIME summer yellow Oh 81. ~ n 20
Cake and rnen lob. mill Interior points
according to location.
Short Ton
Prime cotton seed cake. .sl3 90 a II %
Prime cotton seed mcni. .... 10 30 a Is 90
Kemai ks-Ma-kei easy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-08

BEANS ..CalTordir, small white. 2hm
S,Sc per H. liayon. 2 S-Sa2 5-S,e. nix . I,
BiTrEK l6iue star lie; dairy liz.
tahe. - fancy Nlsln creamery, lSnllc
lre'A Texas country, Sp-o, If in good
Bl'1TrrnlNE Soils lie; prints. 70,
.,NNnHN u Texas. s29op2.2j per CRATE;
MissUna. f2a5
CtEEs'. NV York full cream. lie,
Wiseon u I'm cream" is,,c FANCY, Ililed
: WIS. llgiSe; biick cheese. l5r; limbsrg-
er. Il.
F6iGs Tcxas in cages. Gn7c; ,andlcd, 9
mHi.r Kansas l9ni2c.
KRAFT New $40.
ONIONS Now DoEas stock, 61n63c per
ErrER-,hilo, lili5c PEI III.
PO1ATOE TeXas and Arkansas new
GiUi5 Iir ll slrl
POULTRY chickens, ner no1en. old
hens. $500; spring. <l.25fi y, accord-
inp t. size. farkoy hens N,eygblo: turkey
Goiblcrs s}NnS5o, ducks s27iGS.5D geese
I0MArOE.s -loa2oc per peck boxes.
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cleared for the United states 5000: for
Europe 200; stock l2i.0o0
Havrc. July 7.--Quiet and steady. ~
decline to II not advance sales 5000 bags.
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LIVE STOCK.
HOUSTON.

HOUSTON.
j. Jacobs 4 Co. live stock commission
merchants OF tho Houston stockyarls. se-
port as follows:
bseves-ch0ce :. ............"... Sh8 "
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COMMERCIAL BRIEFS.

| New York. July Total sales stocks
| az 0,s cha Including: American Sugar
n .0n: Burlington 61oo; silver certificate
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TRADE MOVIES.

|"ai estate transactions have henn more
I've r. emily. and several large trin--
nave teea recorded
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GRAIN AND HAY.


BEFR- Schli2. pmrts $3.50 pNr hh.,
pin,s. Sil 10 per hhl piNie raie. uuarts
$50. pins. $3.50, Magnolia Pale. quarts
81 ~. pint. $3.50
HIGH WINES 81 - per cation
WHISKY Ter gallon: Finished goods
on high win, lia.si,. 81 -; straight Bourbon
uad rye. ACCORDING ~ aga anG quality
81 I5as3.on; blended. Stij',I.iu.
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a Asked, IA lSiu.
LIVERPOOL FUTURES.
opened steady, demand moderate. . n.
m, very stendy; closed with "stant
months VERY steady, near months quiet.
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RECEIpTs AND EXPoRTs
COFFEE.

Santos. July 7.--Firm; good avera sc San
tos 1850: receipts, days. 1000 bags;
stock 12s.0o0.
fales 1000
RIO. July Firm; No, :? no ils:sc: e.
change LIS; receipts. dsyA 0'No bags;
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70 hank flilnrrs Woro r0nnr . ]:
: Banking company. North l,as Pa.
,nihiary ll0u dalton. Bunk or orlando.
homa. and Seattle Nm, Saving
|, Seii;lo. Wash. Leadi Nc comnior,ia'
res We're iiinsdaic Bros. Iiiusdalr.
81 cloth manufacturing. liabil u s
NV, and Wi'liamet;c steam NJ n Linn
", Ig comp any. Portland. ore. liahIl. ia b.
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LEO; crown NJ. NJ. Ea's.ns. oo-ib boxna.
,.se, J crown l.. NJ. oV-.b boxes. p.fIlisc.
PRJ ES --Cror 1895: California prinss.
?l-luOs, ,MSi.c; Sp..0s, Ct; ,D-Sos. si,mti.s
so-Ius iisc ,o-Gos. Sc; siiver prun-s The
''ey pr'"cS' IN
GRAIN MID HAY.
Car load OTIS. Job rtis rom mills; deal
.rs' Charge from store Nplpc more per 100
hs on bran. 2aJc per hushe. On oats and
turn.
B!.AN--65r
IpNN- sacked, AZ, nc
OATS "a PIC; No. 2 white. SOaSSec: ON
mon, sisi25.
CHOPPED cORN-S2c per loo lbs
HAY Alfalfa, N'.0onliao per ton; mi.
let. SN,5pul..iN: 'imo,hN. Sltapuls 30,
North Texas -praiie, 900, South rsAas
prairie, sS.hoq7o,.
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pt~n,d quiet and firm at an advance OF
Hi points and further improved poin,
~ New orleans. This was the result OF
nlillish cables aud a report of droii,h in
''Naa Later reports ct receipts IN scv-
tai localities wvrc received AMI the mar.
kfi ,ommcnced 10 sas. The close was
stcady.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-08

Market supplied with cattle; ovorstocked
WITH calves AMI sheep.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-08

Trains via II. r. y w. r. Ry. leays
Central depot at 9:35 p. M. arrive At Tys
Ter al s a. M: returning leave Tyler IN
p M. arrive at Houston p m.