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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-09-26

tax we Francyi 50 pozbawio
ne prawa g}osu. W naszej re:

tax we Fraucyi So pozbawio
ne prawa g}osu. W naszej RE.
czypospolitej amerykanskiej
Jest ME gorzej, ale tez ME le-
piej, tn tez koSiety ME maja
powszechnego prawa gfosu, "a
ledwie kilka stanow posuneio
tax daleko swa wolnosc poll
tyczua Me wszyscy przedsta,
wiciele W ciafach prawodaw
czych So obierani wprost przez
nar6d, wielu urzednikow jest
mianowanych; g}osowanie po.
wszechne ma bardzo male "a.
stosowanie. Urzednicy raz wy
brani, ME odpowiadaja pred
swymi wyborcami. Jednem sto'
wem nasza nawet najwy3sza
wolnosc polityczna jest niedo
stateczna, DO GAIA maszynerya
rzadowa z w}adza pisania praw,
sadzenia, urzednikami i si1a
zbrojns ME pozostaje W beapo.
sredniej zaleznosci cd narodu.
Miedzy jedno drugie wciska
sic politykier i wysyskuje ME
swiadomosc g}osujacych na ko
rnysc sprytnych spekulant6w,
ktorzy chca robi6 biznesa ma
polityce kraju. TAX sic pred
stawia W dzisiejszych czasach
wolnosc polityczna. Poswieci.
lismy. jej lyle miejsca powo.
du, il wiaze sic ona scisle 2
wolnoscia ekonomiczna. Walka
o wolnosc ekouomiczna zacze}a
sic dopiero W ostatnich czasach,
o takiej wolnosci dotychczas
jeszcze maio kto ma pojecie,
choc cd ekonomicznej niewoli
wszyscy cierpia. Wolnosc exc.
nomiczna polego ma tenn, by
materyalne po3ozenie kazdego
czfowieka by}o niezalezne cd
wolf lub interes6w innego czlo.
wieka, innymi s}owy, by kazdy
cz}owiek m6g} pracowac i by
ia praca dawa}a mu zupelny
dostatek. Dzisiaj szafarzami
piracy So specyalni ludzie, ma.
jacy W swych rekach kapitafy,
oni daja prace inuym tylko
w6wczas, kiedy sami ma niej
korzystaja a-nie maja wzgledu,
ma to, kto potrzebuje praco wac
by 2yc, ale zupe}na obojetna
scia odbierajaclprace, odbieraja
srodki do zycia. W ten spos6b
ludzie potrzebujacy pracowat
ma swe utrzymanie, pozostaja
W niewoli ekonomicznej u ka.
pitalistow, gdyz majac cd uich
prace, gotowi sa we wszyst
klein podlegac ich wolf, byle
tylko tel piracy ME utracic. W
obec wiec niewoli ekonomicz.
aej ME moze bye wolnosci
prawdsiwej, AMI W polityce,
ani W osobistych stosunkach
udzkich. Jak pies idzie "a ka.
va}kiem chleba, tax cz}owiek
,1odny idzie "a tym, kt6ry mu
no2e dac zarobek. Czy ia "a.
'obek czy ME, to juz rzecz lima,
lose, re nadzieja zarobku kaze
udziom piracy }asic sic i p}asz-
'zyc pred kapitalista. Jest to
liby dobrowolne, a jednak ko.
lieczne kiadzenie szyi W nova
'broze. Wolnosc polityczna W
'tanach Zjednoczonych dale
CLOS W rzadzie, by
YIN g}osem rozporzadza} ma
wa korzysc, ale robotnik jest
alezny cd swego pracodawcy,
vice dale on sw6j g}os ma je.
o wy}aczna korzysc, pomimo
o, ID korzysc kapitalisty jest (
klasy pracujacej. Obra
EN- tych stosunk6w So kazde
vybory naszego kraju; zdoby-
lsmy najwieksza dzisiaj VOL
osc polityczna, ale jestesmy {
'ograzeni W niewoli ekono- ]
nicznej, dla tego pozornie rza. !
ri nar6d sam soba, a W istocie {
zadza MIN kapitalisci. Zatem 2
7olnosG ekononomiczna dzisiaj :
'owina byc jedynem has}em 6
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-09-26

Okret "Satrustagei'' przy-
wi6zf na Kube 21O0 hiszpa6-
skich zo}nierzy.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-09-26

moe milicyi. Gubernator wy
siai 2 Denveru dwie kompanie
piechoty i baterye, W razie po.
trzeby jeszcze szest kompanij
jest W pogotowiu.
Ex-prezydent Harrison prze
mawial W Nowym \ orku wo.
bee liczoej publicznosci "a z}o
tenn. Powiada} on, ze to jest
nieuczciwie wypuszczat dolara
wartosci So centow, tax samo
jak skr6cit miare yarda albo
buszla.
Jednoczesnie odbyio sic O.
gromne zebranie w Madison
Square Garden demokrat6w
narodowych. Przemawiali bar.
dzo powa4ni mowcy, potepiajac
platforme przyjeta przez demo
kratow W Chicago. Oswiadczyli
oni, re ME So so centowymi
demokratarni, ale 50 stanowczo
"a zfota waluta ze ME chca
mice mic wsp6lnego 2 populi
stami.
Cub. Culberson z Texas cd.
csyta1 ma zebraniu W Dallas
korerpondeucye przeprowadzo
na z Bismarkiem W sprawie
obecnej valki "a podw6jna
waluta. Bismark we w}asno.
reczuym liscie wyraza mysl: ze
juz wiclka pora, azeby pierw.
szorzedne przemys}owe narody
zaprowadzily podw6jna walute
| jezeli St. Zjed. czujs sic dosyc
slime niezalezne przeprowa.
izi6 to reforme, inne pa6stwa
beda zmuszone p6jsc ia sama
'lroga.
W pom edzia}ek zebra}a sic
W Detroit konwencya r6znych
rganizscyj Katolicko- niemiec.
k'ch. DeleSat6w jest przesz}o
$50, reprezentujacych przesz}o
80 tysiecy cz}onk6w. Celem
konwencyi jest po}aczyc wszy
stkie katolickie organizacye
niemieckie W st. Ziednoczonych
W jedno centralne Zjednoczenie,
a3eby skuteczniej pracowac
przeciwko prsdom anti. katolic
kim.
"General'' Grosvenor z A |
then, O., podaje prawdopodob
ny obrachunek g}os6w wybor
czych l oblicza ia Mckinley
EN- 27S czyli "a g}osy wiekszos.
ci. ;Jednoczesnie gazeta post
Dispatch' z St. Louis przepro.
wadza prawdopodobny obra
,hunek g}os6w W listopadzie,
|iczac "a Bryanem 291, a "a Nc
Kinley'em 155 glos6w, czyli
viekszosci "a Bryanem 1876 81.
General Karol Roloff, ku-
oa6ski minister wojny, zosta}
lresztowany W Nowym Yorku
'rzez marsza}ka Waltera Stat.
ord. Jest on oskarzony o po. .
'ieranie ekspedycyi, wys}anej
e St. Zjed. do Kuby.Komisarz s
Alexander stawii !
pod kaucya $4,000 do ,
po po}udniu.
T. Powderly, renegat partyi {
obotuiczej, przemawiajac "a {
}otem, doznaje bardzo z}ego I
w Cleveland ma mi. '
yngu powsta1 taxi ha}as i "a. I
nieszanie, re policya zmuszona /
'y4a zebranie kontrolowac. 13 {
obotnikow aresztowano "a wy. {
7o}anie awantury.
w St. Louis odbyla sic kon. {
populist6w, ma kt6rej ]
adecydowano, re jezeli Sewall ,
lie ustapi kandydatury ma
,iceprezydenta ma korzysc ich I
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-09-26
SPRAWY POLITYCZNE.
X RAJOWE.

w r. b. wystepuje az s osob
rych partyj do Rampant pre-
zydencyalnej, z osobnymi ty
kietami. Ma trzech Mich Jest
wprawdzie tenze sam w. j.
Bryan postawiony ua kandyda
ia, a'e ka3dy mich ustanowio.
ny przez osobna konwencye
narodows, i tax many:
Prohibicyon'sci IA konwen-
2yi W Pittsburgh noninowali
ma prezydenta [. Leveringa,
ma wiceprez.-H. Johnsona.
Partya narodowa srebrna,
takze W Pittsburgh, nominowa
Ia Oh. E. Bentley'a J. Hay
wond'a.
Republikanie W St. Louis
nominowali ". McKiuley'a J.
A. Hobarta.
Socyalno-robotnicza partya,
r6wniez W St. Louis,-na prez.
Oh. H Matchett'a, na wicepr.
Mat. Maguire'a.
Demokraci W Chicag CIV.
j. Bryau'a i Ar. Sewall'a.
Partya srebrnych W st. Lou.
is -Bryan'a i Sewall'a.
Populisci W st. Louis-Bry.
ana i Tn. E. Watson'a.
Partya demokratyczna naro
dowa W indianapolis nomino.
wafa ma prez. J. Palmer'a i ma
wiceprez.-S. B. Buckner'a.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-09-26

Zesz}ej soboty gubernator
Altgeld wypowiedziaf swietna
move W Chicago wobec prze
sz}o - tysiecy s}uchaczy. Kry.
tykowa} on wywody republi.
ka1skie co do dobrodziejstwa
wysokiej taryfyy. Kaza nam "a.
mykac oczy ma to, re i obecnie
many taryfs wysoka, a z}e
czasy rozpocze}y sic wiasnie W
czasie najwyzszej taryfy, stwo.
rzonej przez McKinley'a. Kwe.
stye srebra traktuja przeciwni-
cy nasi punktu zapatrywania
W Europe, zapominajac 3e my
tutaj many swoje odmienne
warunki mozemy bye nieza.
lezni. W og6lnosci zaznaczy1
Altgeld, re republikanie ME
obiecuja nawet zadnych reform,
zadnego ulepszenia. Cub. Alt.
geld rozjezdza po ca}ym stanie,
miewa mowy wszedzie spoty.
ka 90 wielki entuzyazm.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-09-26

W Leadville, COL, pomiedzy
straikujacymi g6rnikami przy
kopalniach srebra przysz}o do
pozogi krwi rozlewu. " szach::
Gle Coronado spalone zosta}y
zabudowania, a maszynerye
zniszczone. Miedzy g6rnikami i
scaoami przysz}o 90 b6jki, co
spowodowolo wyssdzenie dy-
namitem budowli, przyczem i
bro6 palma by1a W uzyciu.
Trzech zosta}o zabitych i kilku
rannych. Po}ozenie jest bardzo
krytyczne-w2adza miejscowa
jest bezsilna, zawezwano po-
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-09-26

Nam6wcie sasiada lub przyjaciela, ze-
y zaprenumerowa} "Ameryke."
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-09-26

r. G. Bell, wielce powaaany
adwokat W Fort Wayne, Ind. ,
otrzyma} list Cd pana FIR. For
sythe 2 Nowego Yorku, W 1t6-
rym ten bezczelna otwartn sc,a
przeistawia mu, azebywp}yna
ma klasy pracujace, Z kt6re'ni
ma stycznosc, ze pieniedzy "
Nowym Yorku Jest "za wiele'',
re robotnik tutaj "a wiele ma
pieniedzy, zarabia wiec+j jak
gdziekolwiekbadz i ze pray
wyki do zbytk6w-a moze zyc
znacznie skromniej- ze robot.
nicy sami rzadzic sic ME umieja
Pan Hanna, kt6ry kieruje kan
panis republika6ska, jak zwy.
ciezy, to postara sic azeby "a
prowadzic lepszy system dla
robotnik6w; prawa wyborcze
musza bye tax zmienione, azeby
robotnik ME m6g} bye ba}amu
conym i t. p. - TAXA to jest "a.
powiedz przysz}ych rzad6w re
publika6skich. Me lepiej tez
postepuja i demokraci.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-09-26

Jak dalece Anglia jest zain
teresowana W utrzymaniu zfota
tutai, dowodzi ia okolicznosc,
re wiele broszur "a z}otem, dru.
kowanych " Londynie, kursu-
je obecnie W tym kraju.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-24
Succession Sale
State OF Louisiana, Parish of Caddo. No
5243.-ln f Irst District Court.
Succession of Nancy Vandervier.


BY virtue Of a writ of sd g issued by the
H0n0fab e First District Court. IN the
above matter, | wlH sell. at pubtic
auction, to the highest bidder on
THURSDAY, THE 2Ta DAY OF
JUNE, 1885,
al J.. O'Clock NJ. at The late residence of
sald Nancy Vandervier. de, eased, in
Caddo Parish, Louisiana. all o. the per
sonar property belonging to sad success
SION. consisting Of horses, cattle, wagon.
furniture. etc.
~ rus, cash. provided that two-thirds
Oh the abpralsement is offered; If not To
ne immediately re-Offered. at same time
and pfdre the purchasers IL give notes.
WIN approved personal security. with &
per cent per apnum ilterere.t from date
of sale.
And on
SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF
JULY, 1896,
between the hours of II A. NJ. and 4p. NJ,
l VIII self. at the court house door.
oHt'eport, Louisiana, all The real estate
peloh2ihg to said succession, to-wit:
Inc southeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter. and all Of the southwest opartpr
Oh sou heast quarter Of section seven
Teen, township eighteen north, range
hiteeh west, except twelve acres ey-
iendlhg north aud south the entire length
Oh SAID soutnwet quarter of southeast
quarter Of section II. on IFS westeru
boundary.
ier'ns' cash, subte appraise,,u,,
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-24
IN GENTS WEAR
We Ask You to Look IN on u:
and See how Easy it is
to Save Money.

BaIbrlggan underwear 1T 2jc each,
shirt or drawers.
Percale shirts, fine work, regular slOO
style, for soc.
Gents fast black hose or plain bal
brlggan-25c quality at T. II.
Ilandkerchiefs-The 25c quality at Zoe.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-24
ESE OFFERINGS FOR THIS OUR GRAND SUMMER 81
LOOK At THIS

80 pieces soft bIeached domestic 4c,
$50 pieces Dublin dinty, "fanc,
lawns beautisuI colorings. at 33-lc.
They are worth t..
800 pairs ladies fast black, full finished.
exits length hose at Sc. regular price zoe.
10 dozen silk milts, extra quality. Reg
tiiar price Pc. Tins sale I5c.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-28

steady and unchanged to 10 points lower;
saics 100 bags, ,ncinding July io'SVioSS;
quicS, no RIO Il, Mid quiet. Total Il
warehouse deliveries from the United
from New York: New York stock today
I.1i6; United Stntcs stock ?0s.17s: aflust
for the United States 10000. total visible
60. last year,
New oiac,rs. July 27.---Coffce duii Rio
ordinary to low fair Is'sTiG is
Sgntos. July 27.--Cc1fce uui,t good NV.
oragc Santos 107o0 rcs per 10 klkos re.
ccipts 1900 bags stock 2ii 900.
Hamburg July g.--Coffeo unchanged.
sales 5000 bags,
Rio .Iniy 27..-t,cfree steady; No. 7 Eio
1890 rcs per 10 k)los; cxchNnge nisd re.
CENTS 1000: cleared for tho United States
1000 for Ehircpc 5000; stock ISL .oM bags.
Havfe July T--Half holiday. coffee was
Quiet at noon. closed AZ decline; sales H.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-28
MONEY AND INVESTMENTS.
Doings Of q Day With Nall Street
Operators.
THE COMMITTEE PLAN APPROVED
sugar Was the Leader In Activity and In
Observation-Disclosures Almost
Emil rely Professional.

New York, July 27--The story of TO-
days stock speculation can be briefly
summed up. The volume of business cx-
ceeded by only few thousand shares
that of the holiday record of Saturday.
Movement of prices was irregular, but
a heavy tone was evident throughout. Tile
dealings were almost entirely profession
al. There appeared to be a dear,h of conf
mission orders and the markc, made only
an Indifferent rally on the news that the
committee OF foreign exchange houses had
submitted plan for controlling the ex-
change situation for the next eighty DAYS,
which had been approved by all the bank
Ing interests. The attitude of London as II
seller was reportei TO Ia partly ino TO the
unfavorable reports OF general trade in
this country and to the increasing gravity
of the rate situation in the South
both in point of activity and extent Of
iluctuation. 1t declined w to l03i., rallied
one-half and reacted fiac,ionally. ST. Paul
occupied the foremost extent III trading
N the railway list. II closed ut ne,
loss of per cent. Chicago Gas On nom
inal dealings rose y, reacted lis and rallied
fraction. New jersey Central declined u.
subsequently, rallying IS per cent. The
movements IN the other shares were rel
a,ively unimpor,ant. There was no news
of consequence aside from that above
noted. The opening was fairly active aud
weak at declines extending from Ia TO
2 per cent. a moderate rally ensured short
~ after the initial sales. In The last hour
realizing sales caused general reaction
and the market closed heavy in tone with
prices fractionally lower than Saturday.
Railway bonds were sluggish AMI weak
on renewed offerings OH foreign account.
Sales $4,000. Texas and Pacific seconds
lost ia, San Antonio and Arkansas Pass =,
Atchson tours 1a.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-28
TOO MUCH rRrIr.

=" local market was sick of fruit to-
"a a. H. Thompson & Co. had a car
VI peaches from ryles yesterday. the
'~ p%t OF which had to he put on
"a'he' This morning. In addition 10
D. huekcr a. Co. had considerably
~ ,haa their usual supply. and all Inc
Sa run dealers received CONSIGNMENT
s,.' hs qHdhtlty. There were from 1870.
Hi i' soi laeAages on market that cun',
e s,nu,, ',e OYER 100 packages. With
band ~; considerably ahead of the de-
Icr aI, prices had to come down In pro-
Fan sec,, buyers mad everything their own
d maj e"Iei all they wanted and refmss 4
|oses ~ mus on lhe remainder. Peck
6ar.hsa, prach"s sold at l5mg5 cents and
Ei b. saet crates 30u5o cents. Heretv.
brdugb, TN shinenis 20 .,h.s market nave
|hs; Of ,a adm pf.ccs. but supply Ssh AZ
II a y, nr ."say can not possibly be handlel
lAipper' 10 either the dealer or the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-28
CHICAGO.


Chicago. July T-Eattle-Trices were
strong for desirable lots with an dvance
OF Toe in choice grades. salrs were on a
basis of 3ao035o for common Dressed beef
steers up to i.25ui.5O for choice to fancy
shipping cattle with bulk OF sales 59otr
i.3o \ large proportion OF tn" cattle were
of coarse, heavy ard grassy nature and
stock OF that KIND moves on sio Wy. the
ca.l being mainly for nice. handy KILLERS
weighing 1900 10 1850 pounds. Texas cattle
were fairly animutcd at easy prices, while
Western rangers were active ana firm
Hogs-There was n good demand at
about last weeks closing prices and tho
supply was well taken. sales being largely
a. 300n3.25. IIeavies sold at 2.G5Ma3 30, mo
dunn weights AT SoM35j; NAKED. S.ioap
1850. and Nights nj 32o5i3.i.5
Shcop-An unusually large run set In IA
weak market today with further reiuc-
lions of l0nilpc. Sheep moved on slowly
al .5m2O0 for common NJ to a.o0ri325 for
good to choice. while Westerns sold al
2.i0li3. ID and lambs a; 275M5Go Few sheep
sold above 800 and lambs sold largely be-
low b.26. tho average being poor
Recetp;s Cn,tle 1850. hogs. 5000:
sheep, 1900.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-28
TRADE NOTES.

weak anS 10, ior Brazil growths of coffee
Iti ii; n M taylor & Sons ARE beginning 10 re.
| Thu v' IAN supply of bagging ana Ties
keiyse sugar n market is reported strong and
l.ngInr fo Me East, HE recent decline
Then forth many orders. 'e'''"'
haas on ~ practically no supply OF ham
Mem Pc peo me local market, d dealers f.ndIn
| No r sock IN not weather. '''''
Asvs wen Standard tomatoes, new nock
s to s. cs..ned and are now being o,fa avh
une pas, per dozen less than for soma
4 CHI ie,ssnnd ribs made new low rscor,.
livery te,lc ihonay Lard for September de-,
Pork resS sSSnsd s.l5 and ribs The SANE ne
y, xes istHsa 0-s7 but sold at $50 once
Min an "a, rais.ns are renor,oa t,,.,,
" exhaus,aasnc.ng tendency. Old sto,,, .
eortsd flOm a. and the new crop q Is res
''' ohe-fourth to one.haif sho,'t
>. HOUSTON PRICE CURRENT.
VII cor Quotations are revised daily md
--,ness can be relied unor i've
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-28
NEM YnnK MONEY!.

New York. July T--NIoney on call ensy
at 2m2ie per cent: last loan 2; closed
per cent Prime mercantile paper ,n7 per
cent: storing exchange steady. with act
ual business In bankers bills at i.SS-G
4 SSs, for demand and 4 s1i.flI SI1i for sixty
DAYS. posted rates s~ini .SSi2; CONNER
cial bins 4.s7: Mexican dollars 53'.; bar
silver 6Sss: silver cert ticates 6alsnO'i
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-28
vInE AND Nails.

Barb wire quotations are for car ioan
lots T. o. b.. IIouston: ,d
BARBED WIRE--GliddGn, g5allSy ~, Wa,1.
koeaii loo higher than G'idden; ..o. oa.
varccs 10 TO 60 penny. soc: and penny
doc: q and penny. 75c, and penny VIC
8 penny, 81 .2o penny: 8 60. ,o.. ssme
/ err NAIIS-Rate. 500 per keg' sa"''
advances as on wire naGs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-28
FINANCIAL.

Galveston. Texas. July T-In the local
81 81 selling $40; New York sight, buy
irg &c discount, selling isc premium:
American silver. buying i4c discount, sell
ing Mt par
Galveston bank clcarinSs $4,000.
New York, July 21.-Sterline exchange.
bankers sixties. AShMiSsl; commercial.
S; S7ik; r@-chmnrks. ab S-lG. francs. hauk-
ers' slxties 5.167sa516A; commercial sixties
5 l.is
New orleans. July 2l-Sterling exchange.
commercial sixties. A sGs.lti.S,t,. francs.
bankers sixties. 5.17ia less lie New York
sight. bankers. $50 premium. commercial.
&c premium
,rror July "7--Rnuk rate. 2 per cent
street rate, v per cent; silver. 3lSsd; con-
IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-28
ryEN1NG posT cApLrGRAM.

New York, July N.The Evening Posts
I4ondon financial cabl, gram says: TIE
stock markets were idle today. Americans
orer ed steady ON s'rbi,rage buying. hut
gave way later stocks being sold here on
Bryan's nomination by the populisis.
Some of the most important dealers in
Americans here regard the situation IN
America very gravely. The Paris and
Berlin markets were steady.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-28
pAINrs AND OILS.

OIL--Linsced IN bbls, raw 4lc; boiled i3c;
petroleum. 80 test. In bbls, lie; In cases,
h 20: brill ant oil. $50; in sbls. lie; stove
gasoline, IN cases, A.6oi IN BPS ne Eupio 10,
n,.dical pure, SOC: iurpontlne. in bb,s. Sic.
WHITf. LEAp-str,ctly pure, eas i-i oo
WINDOW GLASS-ln boxes, GO. and ~
to 70 per cent discount. new list
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LnNnON cnNSOLS.

l13 b. 6; do for the account 1875 Bar sill
vor sls.d per ounce Money a per cent.
The rate Of discount In the open market
for short hlls ZIG per cent: for three
months bills n per cent.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.
HOUSTON MARKET

HOUSTON MARKET.
The following quota tons were posted
today by the cotton seed product depart.
ineni OF the Houston Cotton Exchange and
Board OF Trade.
Per Gallon.
ahSS,os'sruds oil. Tor .'.. butte. u
strictly prime crude oil..... y
Prime crude ......--...,...... "
or crude oil. according to
grade ......s'',''.' .....'.... ~ W
Prime butter oil. loose...... 20
PRIME summer yellow OIL. 10 q 20
Cake and meal fob. mill interior pointA
Short Ton.
Prime cotton seed cake. -. .$I3 30 ~ Is 10
Prime cotton seed meal..... 10 30 q - 20
Nemai ks-Market easy.
Now Orleans. July 26.--The market for
rotton seed proJucis is dull and unohang-
Cd rhine crude oil, In bulk, II: prime
summer yellow In barrels, %; meal,
10, per short ton; cake. long ton. for
export. 1900
New York, July 26.-cotton seed products
oniet, with all quotations nominal,
Irme crude oil 20; IN baarrels; pr.ne
Gotten seed meal. s.opgso.oo per ton.
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COMMERCIAL BREFs.

Now York. July 27.-Ctear!ngs s5sM7,osl'
balarccs 81, ac2 ca5.
New York. July T.-I'rinting cIoths very
dun at 2i2c.
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] BUSINESS BAROMETER
,,s., to the Condition OF Trade
Generally.
N ,o,,
,vnrprONE IS QUITE STRONG,
-. only Deprcssing rnhuence.
.s.slss sud Ties Too High
Trade Notes.
office of The Post.
Houston. Monday July q

H0llStOIl, -hVioas' "-'S
feeling, both in general puS, ana q, ,s
.s,,atjye circles, is better. ana II Is
,h,, the fears of a panic nave
.,.o,v dissipated. Wall street has
en- calamity and SPECTATORS gen
era beginning to make the oes'
:. ~ the situation. The money mar
w ian made better since the coinbi-
- International bankers has re-
burden. and call money can
NAMED in Eastern cities now at ~
VI, An abnormal condition. how
!. shown IN the fact that time loans
~. Ia obtained for less than per
a As extremely difficult IN the
cities to obtain money on four am"
,,onths' time. The nndertone OF aii
.s..,on /. strong, though, and all that
-. markets and general business Is
In Texas this depression Is not
~ any apprt c!able extent and with
Pavement Of crops soon 10 be undef
!, !. safe to assume that this State
..,,sr unon an era of prosperity. Tho
mice Of Gotten. the money staple OIL
South. Ii y bad feature. yet witn IL
~ h,,. crop in prospect IT is
pOoa'e ,,.,is ,a n,op.v ot
certain that th're WI" w p'."''
~ IN circulation In this State Tor the
-. 80 ton months. More labor Will
Srrn,oyed than for some time past ana
H. eyerv business VIII prosper i'll con-
enee
,r.roN SEED OH, OUTLOOK.
DltoN s''" ~. .,,,,, ,t,.
1hte II Is reason'loie W assume s''''
Ia, fats are not likely TO be In as ex-
...r,,,,, next ,s,r MS they hive been
|Nes upP's ~ -, .,,,,
Ing ISL, there is every p'csper'' say
mi Paint and Drug Reporter. that the
,,,,,, hs s,l, average one. and
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New York July 20, III. S,is sno, am
~ S's%; r ssP0sa1sii is: 10 hari Wa. gp-
ions closed l.sni-4 hrhes Ne ss,s, RED: Jl "
81 , q; sep''plm ni Lc,t6er = oUls S
SWtoo .i Lari-lcasy;. Western steam
s.So' refined. steady. Pork-Duil Cotton
sn.d oil Nominal.
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COFFEE.

New York, July N.-.Chffes - Options
opened steady at unchanged 20 10 points
decline. ruled generally weak under liquid.
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DRIED FRUITS.

APPLES Fancy sliced IN boxes, ' ~.
r ron '' idc per H. currents 4 bbs la',SSs
ss eyapoaisa sc rSrk, ,aae layer ev as
n nrvtsi Sisc, nears, cvaporated. tisc'
p' RH%iisiNs1californis L l. b9 OK Is b ni
az c cr"wn L. NJ. 5a.lb boxes, i4N4isc.
' PsRi'NEs~crop 1876; caisfornna r. pG T,His
ao.Ioas. bl5i.c: s-oos. Cl.e ,o-sos, o.."slse
ruby prunes. 1i2c.
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Thousands OF cases Of rheumatism have
been cured ~ Elmer 4 Aasnds sPro.
IN Setts qs ssns. g. ~. Pssstes . Co.
0slveStea. 4sxaS aSsate