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, 1896-03-21

oIhCE HILLS LODGE 40. Sd - II l. +
D Meets tirst uuu third Friday evening.
in \. L. " hall.
GEO L DEUEL.. ste.
Ell MCBuuBM. secretary,
, 1896-03-21

~ EN- CITY Ia DE NO 10, \ o. T. "
II Meets even 'iuUdaS evening = ! .
.. +. hall. itauuui block.
r V. ErsuwpWTu y ~
n. \ JONES. Recorder,
, 1896-03-21

A LBANY LODGE +.J Z, !. o. o. F.-Mects
IA every Wrdn.,I . rsrU.uE In % o. I.
Uall ia I N~uEhwOOD. Nc
/ TtVOIH S"rr.trrv
, 1896-03-21

TtISTEh POST NC I. o, 4 k.-Mcets Sc
~ und aud fourth Auud ~ evenings In earl.
month In u. 4. Il. hail. Corner Sorrr4 L.u'
Garfield streets. &c HuLIrpAY. PC
&. ~. S]rtLpINC. AGiWI.nt.
, 1896-03-21

ARAMlL LODGE NJ. !, \. q { "
IL Meets every Muudal evening In 40 '
". hail. corner second and Garfield -ttGr'A
NJ. !. tALisEilAS u ;
C.. W BUsSARD. iteCurtcT
, 1896-03-21

CUSTER CAMP 20 Is. ~ H.-N."i. Hrst
~ and th.rd WCUn-sday evenings
g. W. pEIuREST. tnlialH
G. +. b~NCkpLNNSS. First Sergeant
, 1896-03-21

yyTASATcH TRIBE 40. . !. O of X. Nj
w Meets first and Third Fridays In | Q
o. f. hall. JULIUS SGHwArKE. :.
L. T. liEiTZ. cot K.
, 1896-03-21

THORNBTRGiI CAMP NO. .. $. Of V
/ Meets second and fourth Friday even
iugs In each month in |. c. o. +. hail
VICTOR COKEFAiR. CapiHin
E T. BELTz. First Sergeant.
, 1896-03-21

CUSTER CORps NO 70. v. K. C--Mo,;s
- first and third Monday evenings In GtrI
In G. A Il. hall.
Mas. MARIE bAILIIE President
MWs ADA LLES Secretary
, 1896-03-21

Take a dose of DeWitt's Little Early
Risers just for the good they will do
you. These little pills are good for in
digestion. good for headache, good for
liver complaint, good for constipation.
They are good. Chas. N. Settele.
, 1896-03-21

ssty VI Will butl1I NM
e acknowledged TO be the most thorough cure for
Nasal Catarrh. Cold in Head rud Hay Fever Of all
remedies. II opens and cleanses the nrsal passages,
al!ays pain and Inflammation. heals the sores. pro-
tects the membrane from colds, restores the senses
Of taste and sinell. Price soc. at Druggists or by mail.
ELY BROTHERS,, sc Warren street, New York.
sni"u Pacific 'tnii aud EArrc,s.
wTsT UuUNu.
No. |. Limited; ar, t2:loa. IN. Nv rita IL
Not Fast MatI.Ar $500 III, IN 9Nn Ia
r,sr nuN
~ . Fast MaiI.Af,Il:l5 y. II. Nv. ilan TO-.
ND-4 tlian ~. Ar. ni:5nr. ~. ~. l2:In J. IL.
SECRET SOCIETIES,
DAMON Louur No. g. N..gf r Not
- every Friday r]vruiur II X of +. huI
Halri ll'rE second 81 e.
ri GosuEx, X ufH.auds,
, akNMIE DIVISION A..2.l k-k.rlr.
l. N,rt- -,."ruu and irrflh Thursday u''#
+ iaIl'
urn p1Fura ys. &c
r~,ovy~,r sr. ION a., e., ,,
K No. M ~ 'NH H. H., -,
". e. 'uAilis ir"-lG'uf
G RACNEH. Secretary.
ii MSr,s frl; ' n,n,l ','nifa Ti4ir,da .rrr,rg
M. Or !. liali. Nrer ro&,r"sH NJ f +"
AI;A~IE LODGE so a. F. aud y v
l. Mv"te first, nmd miro N,nqay yF"''.E
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1T. ii~oILrDAY. F. G.
ERNNON CHATTER 40 3 K a
l. Meets on Tn, ~rrund Wednesday, y,ru.u-
in each monsi, in Masonic hnlll.
J.. l.. GATES. Recorder.
nm, ru,pr,r MOI, v.,
A LIZA CtAtlr 49,. l. .,I''.
q on Tie hrSt Tuesday eve" ~ '"'
r ARAMIF LODGE NO. .. ( 90 F-frr,-
IL every Tuesday evening In O = 7. hsi
corner Second and Garfield - reefs
"'H \""FN''" >''f''hN
.rv,Sv ,,n,E 80,
a InNN' ,,r-,oy,n""I -, - ,O y, IN ~ . ~ i
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+. T. bE'Tz' Scribe
= .p,v,r prnrE,u ,nbGr xp C.
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Mws' &. =. GhLF. ), q.
Miss BELLE MyrHs. Secretary.
WANliNGIoN,' AMP No !; u o. 1."l ~
evenings Nh GmAnnrs YrNr. Pres
j. 4. COKEFArH. 4, :.
WASAT'li TRIhE No y J. o OF u. M
+. 7 iirl4z. cot Il.
CUSTER toRis 10 20. W. X. rMo,iS
Mas, MMWrE h>iLi.Ir President
MWs ADA tIES SccrcruI!
-,
AIDES. AID 500: ;. OF .Ac"i's
- ana ltNTlb fIi.hy tEN llits 81 ~
month in | q. F. hail;
MitS. SAhiL IiTiMNH f'cs'ceht
MISS l'Lt HhfiS Srcr'NtiS'
~,JSTEN POST NO T. q. A R.-Meets $50
month In q, n. L. hail, ryruoi Se"rra .n'
Garfield streets 80 'nhItilAf. ~
{. srALhiN", Ac'"i' nj.
CUSTER CAMP 20 /. :. II N.-A.ri. Hrst
O. ". pFroHEsT, rnptaIa
&. L. p~hCkthNNH> t'r>' sergeant
r ARAhlL. iDDGl NJ. l. 4. q "
l. Mru's every Nundat evening In 4 O Y
~ r,.. h,I.a nh''''"A'
' '''HN"' ."
~ EN- CITY Ltu,E no 10, \ o. T.. ~
II Nrpt. py,, .;p,In, ry.g..- y .
u +. nail KnuIr, block.
7 ~ ,T7--. 7 1;7;5s5z zz75z
f"i"s s"A'rro"". Secretary.
BLHMc .Sis n III ph lGP 'StFa M rsii +, " s st 4 :
En- Mcnnoon. SECRETARY,
IL X. OF l.. every SATURDAY even
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Market wel supplied with all classes Of
sloek. dcmnnl llglt and prlceh MeAk.
NEW ORLEANS.

Good beeves. Raod cows ana befers
allow aud weak, poor stock neglected. good
calves and yearlingE fairly active. values
weakening aud poorer grades slow sale,
hogs and sheep dun.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-05

Webster, Texas, May The members
OF the Christian Endeavor society gaze an
enjoyable social last night nj the church.
Strawberries. lee cream. lemonade and
cake were served ard II handsome sum
rcnlized. Tie time honorcd Maypolc was
there and was danced successfully. SIX
htile noWor wreathed girls. dressed IN
whitc. distributed May baskets as souve-
Mrs of the occasion. Altogether II was I,
pleasant AFFAIR aud large crowd was
present. Colonel 3losson and vile from
Houston, as wei as several young people
from League Guy were In attendance.
Mir. Smith of Galveston spent Sunday In
town
Mr. Webster Green LEFT for Houston a
Few dnys ago.
Mrs. Palmer OF Rice, accompanied by
her daughtcr. Miss Leila, IL visiting Mrs.
Greenwood. Misc Leila is II charming
young lady and the young people regard
hcr as quite an addition 10 Webster go
ciciy.
Mr.. Ludgatn OF Galveston spent Sunday
with friends In Webster
Mrs. John Green returned to her home
~ Galveston Thursday after two weeks
WISH to relatives.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-05
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
CHICAGO.
rho leading futures ranged as follows.
CHICAGO.

chicago. May 4-wheat was depressed
and easier today owing to lack OF loea !
s,f,-nort. the absence Of foreign demand
s sn,d Gne weather. July closed easier az
a Ks or $50 below Saturday. Corn was
easy: oats steady and provisions iimor,
riare was q very fair speculative trade
T., l,rhna,' lsrgey II the way Of iiquidation.
~ re- range for the day being 5.se, W ,,
., Vas due to The lower cables. LIVER
MI aiming I'D easier. Then the weather
MI n he Northwest was better than OF ne h
and cui some figure. light showers N va, an
49, aai,otss and Minnesota lelrg reported
MN MN ,ec.ipts IN that section. TOO, were
liberal be- ana INDICATORS pointed to ils ,,d
woitn wax tone There was an increase
10 u ac.sn passsge Another feature Was
81, ~ PREDICTION that New York would . maks
me ~ cnld shipmNv0 this week. Ihere
lais ayy selling OF July by some of the
large commission houses and ,p p,T'e prIses
sase,h, he fiour situation were rather aus
ing u ling. reporting reductions In prices
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-05
COFFEE.

New York, May i.-cofce Options OPEN
ed stHady, prices unchanged to ~ points
higher OH frin cables and csumAed dl-
crease OF bat 400, bags IN worlds visible
supply, against an increase of over 800, :
900 last year AT this time market ruicd
dan with only local tracing. closed barely
steady at points advance 10 8 points de-
cline. Spot conce--Kio quiet. 40. hio
i37s. mia quiet; c0rdoYa 49,. disc. Sales
100 bags Maracaibo private terms. Total
warehouse deliveries from United States
soi5 bags, including goo from New YORK
A.. nc advance Sales 2s.Oou bags.
Santos. May Stood average Santos
"a 800 rois per 100 kilos. Receipts 700 bags
stock a7.E0 bags.
Hamburg. May 4.-coffee steady. Il pig
advance Sales 500 bags.
Rio, May i,--i'irm: No 137fN reIs per
100 kilos. exchange Q l3-a2 Receipts 5000
Cleared for Euror,e 1000 Stock 5000
New Orleans, May i.-A'offoe--Rio dun:
ordinary 10 low fair l5E.Ql7is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-05
THE END IS NEAR
II. II. Holmes WIN Die Before Noon Mex
Thursday. fta q

II. II. Holmes VIII Die Beforo NOON NuAt
Thursday. f8
pMlndolpbla. Pa. May All. II. Holmes,
tho convicted murderer, has now lehs tnAu
three DAYS to live. Sheriff Clements says
tho execution VIII occur about 10 O'Clock
Thursday morning, The sheriff asserts
that there will be no sensational scenes on
the galiows. II Holmes has anythins g
say IL must be said from his con peiose.
the march to the scaffold About nfty
persons, including officials and new,papef
men, will witness the hanging. e,tlousn
thousands are straining every nerve = y.
present and as high as tsoe ma peen ~
fcred for single ticket, Z.
Th. prophecy that HOLMES WIZ ~
cheat tho gailows by cofnmittins susc,oe
has no promise OF fulflllment. ntgcs
watch is kept upon him, but ~ eess ~ ~ ~.
fiIn and resigned. Whether ~ NY ~. W
ni,nnrrut contrition IN genuine, ~
whether ho viii die q convex! 20 the no-f
man Catholic faith. u lsrgeiy q m nc;st,
OF conjecture. Father Daley ~ spns ~
ual adviser, believes TIE .s I'm. ~
genuine. The priest VIII yisS sss.n n
every day and will adminasas.sf Nv 49, ~
the Catholic church snpsuy rnsss Ss5il I
hanging. Thursday moIo'nb XII, IN n ~
also be said for him IN the cnuscn =
Annuncintion. s,,t vuill ri ~
erected untll Thursday marnasns. !. ~ (
IN which tho condemned mans cell -
and as usual will y heAvi'y 's.iS'
black. u 49,. 8. - .uuuu,uu n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-05
uEMpsTEAp NOTES.

Hampstead. Texas, May 4.Mr. WIN.
shindler Of Yoakum has bought block
OF ground In the western portion of the
city and Will erect a fine gin with tho
most modern machinery. MIR. Shindler
lived IN Howth Station and later IA shis
city. lie moved to Yoakum about eight
months ago. but IL glad 10 come back to
his Hrst love.
Fine residences continue TO 20 up all
over the city and ars rented a. fast as
they can be finished.
There IL quite boom on In realities At
footing mostly the farming lanis about
Waller ana sunny Side. partie. from Iowa
ing and the prediction is made that those
" no do not buy at the prevailing. prices
will not get d chance to buy at al.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-05

Asked. h iiid.
LIVERPOOL FUTURES.
Opened quiet, demand molcrntc 2;l5
y. IN. stondy, closed nteody.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-05
TRADE NOTES.

nproy he, Tor canned corn seems to
bslas'rss an active demand for lumber
Ilon. operations in and around
ws .'''" country dealers viii soon
IN n isrI'isn. Produce Exchange will
O'clock. session Wednesday night
ssss City received two or three ?, rs
Fnlsed Saturday ana prices We're we're
sales were made al 500
lGS, ian visible supply of coffee Is
and & Inass less than II was year
a bags less than Two years
plopor,ieohntt of hogs continues of lib
sssi c ate, total Of 5000 sNi fas the rs.
b week k0l aIS ssi with si5.oJo the pre-
last Yea. aa 10000 for corresponding
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-05
rHl,1rs AND NUTS.

BANANAS-Per bunch tL5lu2nn.
BLACK BFRRlES Fer bucket. Gousoc
PER ii-quprie crate. sl0lH lao
COCOAN uTS-23 5Nni 20 per 100; SSi W pei
loo
lemons Mess!nn and Palcrmos, cnoco
S27l; extra fancy, S3.01a3.50.
NUTS sra2il He per ID Filberts' Sici-
IN. &c; Naples, l. 10: walnnts. llnl2c, rc,i-
nuts l-SG6c: almonds Tnragona. lie per
III. he per sack; California almonds Toe
pecnns 2 l-2nSc.
CHANGES california seedlings, s2.5oa
~; nayels, S5onSl75.
WBE.RRlES Extra fancy. S,5op
200; fair 70 good, sloodl.25, common and
soft 700 lbc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-05

te~ ana chcathnm & syIer had bean en-:
gagged tn rcpresen, defendant Deon ana
nah Mrr,t.i also, They asked for q
severance and Hannah Merritt was placed
on trial hrsi. Tho entire morning session
and until 3 O'Clock this afternoon was
trial neuan' District Aft6rnsy.W r. Nickt.
County Attorney i, r. Adams and Messrs.
Holland e Link are conducting the proce.
,,utlon The cour, house has been crowuS0
interest and the trial will probably oc-
cupy all day tomorrow. E
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-05
DRIED rRlIlrs.

APPLES Fancy sliced in boxes STA
Sc; choice evnporated, l-2n6 Sic: fancy
cvaporated. 7n7 l-fc; aprlcots. evaporaled,
loo; citron, lie per III cutrants, fancy
cleaned lie. figs. evapora,ed. SCI Turkish
layer he. nec,arines, eynporaied &C.
pcncnos, evaporaied, i-2c. pears, evap-
Grated S re: plnms. pitted. Sc.
RAlSlNS- California l.. l.. boxes liza
lSo: crown Nj. NJ. rnsns, 30 ID boxes.
3 lie, crown H. Nj, 90 ID boxes LA
pKirNEs crop 1885: California prunes,
s0-l0Os. > i-2c; s0-.os. l2c, 70-sos, 10 SOFAS.
7 l-2c. ,0-G0s. Sc, silver prunes, lie. ruby
prunes, l-ac.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-05

New York. MAY 4.-Sugar-Raw qni.',
refining 2sa: centrifugal, 20 test, AZ; snie'
i7o bags cuba centrifugal. " test, mt "a
1850 bags Santo Domingo AZ sx-ship; ~
bags San Domingo mo.asses. % test. 81.
ox-shir; 1869 bags Bahin, ~ test ~ GA
ship. Refined quiet: grannlated a ana
confeciioners 5ls. grannlatoi 5-sc.
New Orleans, May 4.-Sugnr quiet open
kettle 81. centrifugal grauulatnd 3, whites
a-lGni3.: yeiiows is.mi 9-lG; seconds syn
8 I5-lG. Aiolasses quiet. centrifugal 5si15.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-05
FINANCIAL.

Galveston. Texas May LIN the local
eN.hanse market strrnng sixties buying
fi.s5. selling $i.en. New York sight buy
ins &c discount. selling isc discount; SELL
lns &c premium: American silver. buying
re discount. selling at par
New York, May f-Stcrling exchange
bankers sixties siM4DisS. connnrciai
sixties A.S7ig reichmaiks % 3-l5 francs,
bankers sixties &ldi.. commercial siNiies
- lG7s
New Orleans, La. May STERLING ex-
change, commercial sixties 81 SGAu4. S1i4 !,
francs. commercial sixties SJ.11 less lie:
New York sight. bankers $l5D premium:
commercial 2,c discount.
London. May i.--iank rate per cent
stleet rate IL per cent; silver Bis; COM
soils HOS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-05
LONDON SALES.

London, May i.--Thero was n large at
tendance at the wool sales today. Fol
loving are the sales in detail: New South
Nol.s 3Opi bales. secured Gs.dHls lisd.
greasy -izN1o,.d. queensland - bales
scoaI.d b. -u.Is Ss, HfeuSy 3i.Ulud. iic-
toria 29GS bales, secured 7drls 81. greasy
aqDllisu. SCUM Australia ~ bales, greasy
fI,e,9d. Tasmania agJ balcs. secured h1.fr
ri, greasy cs.plld NOV zenlnui sls.
bales. secured s.dnls Al. greasy ol.nlD1,
Cape OF Good Hope and Nata! BOZ bales,
secured iiedWis Id, greasy 1nu7.1.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-05

Kansas city, Mo. May 4-wheat &c
lower; No hard 5bn5i; No. 3 i5ui5'9.
No. red J2NG1; No. l0pG0, No . spring
5on57. Corn Firm. No . mixed ajd2Si, :
No. white 2Sn2si.. oa,s-Steaiy: No I;
mixed lob. No. . white 19.. Kye,--l.owcr:
changed.
Receipis-wheat ii.eco. corn $3.50. oats
1000. Shipments Wheat 800. corn 2O,plO.
oats NONE -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-05
PAINTS AND OILS.

OU-I.lnseed, in hNls, raw, ,iSci, boiled
nc. petroleum. 10 test IN bills, re, in
s,oye gasoine, in cases, sl70, IN hbls. l5c
EtIpioti oil in bb.s lac, in cases $50, casio
oil. medical pure 95c; turpent'nc. In bhis,
WHITE LEAD-Stric'ly pure, GrGhc,
WINDOW GLASS-in boxes. 81 and 20 to
70 por cent discount new list.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-05
So ANnEL.o MARKEr.

San Angelo. Texas. May i.-Rcceip,s or
wool continue IN large quantities. a few
sales have brun made but "a, prices known
ony to thus. Interested. me stapc /.
entirely free from necdlegrnss his spring,
something tha' materially damaged II last
fl!. Commission men are expecting buy
crs daily when doubtless the market VIII
be oucned In aiylc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-05

Now York, May i.-lInbbnrd BROS. q
co.'s cotton letter. our local trnders have
been shy of being Hhcr 81 The market
ANA have rather looked for the short IN
forest 10 be forced 10 aoyer because Of
this strong statistical POS Son IN cls mar.
hot. crop ndvices coulG hniHlly be- better
witch nro governed "nsiroly by the de-
mand 10 coy.r short c9ntrncta. our mar
kst closed far at The best prices Of the
day aud the trade looks for q further
Improvement tomorrow. believing thht
the entire short interest VIII be compelled
to cover before the advance is over,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-05
NEW YORK MONEY

New York. May i.--Money on call Nlsy
al 2Q2is per cont. last loan 2i4 Per cent and
close d. per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per li.u5ia per cont sterling exchung,
stoady, with actual business in bankers
bills at f.sss.@4S9 for demand and i.S,u
1 IS for sixty days. Posted rates 1 sSisI
SAL aud S4ui.p0. Commercial bills
4 sGsimlST'2. Bar silver Gs. silver cer,iil.
Gates Gs'i4Gss.. Mexican dollars 534,.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-05

Houston expects 300 10 200 bales to-
morrow, against 1882 on the same day last
year The estimate ~ Ncw Orleans ia
Tor $500 10 1000 against iQGl.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-05

a2o136s common heavy 10 fancy light
with prime straight heavy fetching 3.52ys
Prices for sheep ruled stronger to l0c
higher with fancy Colorado Mexican sold
actively again at 800. sheep were IN
demand Mt 2.SoffS so for Inferior to fancy
and lambs were active at S.S5ef6.00, nc.
ncceipts-caiilc $1,000. hogs 1900. sheer
5000
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-05

St Louis Mo-, May i.~Cattlc--Rcccirts
1000; shipments 800: market strong nnd Toe
better than last weeks close and 2ipS0c
higher than week ago on all good beef
cattle. Export steers ii5uN.so fair Ia
good shipping steers 3,6e8ii0; dressed beef
ana butchers steers 32iWi.O0, bulk OF sales
Siou3Shi steers under 1000 pounds S.o0n3.G0.
mostly 3.lhn3.a0: stockers and feeders go
qfs.cS. mainly ?,7aIS.lc; cows and hcifcrs
sWuS6o. mostly 2,50u3,2h: Gamers l.30t
SyI bulls chiefly 2.30u2.75 calves bulk of
sales t.bNia50. Texas steers 2.15N3g5. most
~ aOVra.'o; cows and hcifcrs a.ooU3. %,
hnlk OF sales 9c5sia.T, lIogs--Rcccip,s
$500; shipments 5000, market steady to &c
higher. heavy saon26A: mixed sioSi2 a.;
llsht 2.stNS5i. sheep Receipts $500: ship
monis @On; market stronger and higher.
natives S.s-1ado. Texas S.l0l3,55 spring
lambs i.5if6 90
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-05
NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans, May i.--Hog products
quiet. Pork, old s. Lard. refined ticrce ~
As Boxed mrats--pry suit shoulders A..
sides I, bacon. sides AZ. hams, choice
sugar cured sa.pai.. -Four dull; extra
fancy 3.55H3 GO. patents 3 7hrS ~ Corn
meal quiet. LIS Bran duh. 81 . af+. Hay
arm; prime lJdlS, cliuir. 19diN. Corn
steady. No. sacked Satpn34. mixed Is;
Yellow S6nS7. onis quiet. No sacked
lblGnN. Rice, rough. receipts G67 sales
10 nun and nominal clean very dun.
ordinary TO good 2ui.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-05
N'osfoN PRICE CURRENT.

eo CREATIONS are revised daily md
b are ,,,ess can be relied unon'
lARls ma nose ruling in the Houston
y FrszinnrE AsE-Diamond. SAFE per
1; Golden IN IN tin boxes, 800 per
I, oil, sSi;1sos' a'Oe per dozen boxes
Basin, NAM noMNa,powder, per kcs. ss.Ooa
-9Maer. s. Is per kce. agents
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-05

1rER-schlit2. quarts 5000 per bhl
n.nts' sll 10 per Dbl: Dixie Pale. quarts
Wo1, pints $3.50, l.emp's Extra Pal,
quarts sl0.5a. nints, $500
HIGH WINE 81 - per gallon.
WUISK Y-Pcr gallon Finished goods,
on high wine basis, 81 %, straight Bourbor
ana rye, according TO age and quality,
81. I5nS 90; blended 81 1890.
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GRAIN AND Hay.

Car load lots. job cars from mill; deal
ors charge from store 5MlQc more per lol
lbs on bran. 2N3c per bushel on oats ana
CORN Sacked. 3ias5c.
RRAN--6sa70c. -,
OATS 25a26c; No. white 3ias2c; COM
MI CHtioppTD coRN-7oc per 100 lbs.
UAY-Ailalfa. $40 ooli "A on per ton, millei
sii 5llisl2 70. timothy sl7 aOU 1900; North
Texas prairie 800; South Texas So Da7'w'
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81 .6Vu Go. '"e"
.B;AcoN-short clear, boxed s'sasnc, in
SACKS i4c less; breakfast. A..upc: dry "a II
5'ac; New York dry sal, hcllies. si.c Wcsi'
,BAGGlNG And TlEs|Fppoomil eS' store Of.
a,r ara I'D 4sc; 2-ib, i7sc. ss,-ib 5i.c;
:, BAKING poWpER-Arcx, lib $500: ~
49, s,,23; h;lb, zoe; Victor. lib, per dozen.
NC; '.-lh, zoe; 4-lb. i5c Isis Onc-S spoon, l.
e., 25s,o2 cans, se.cn per dozen. . '' WV -
CANNED FRtlT-rer dozen: S,rawber.
I' Ss s .s, 5w' opne,q,npes standard $500
@.9c' Clipper Bartlett pears. nh. si.oO5f
~. ~. sl.GoWl.ti. peaches. standard 2lb.
$$hi' q AZ ~, i,9s;onds 2lb lgeaio standard
RE peaches, 15nSoc. black berries, S0rs5c;
BIB standard apples. SOUS7isc.
ANDY Plain candy, 6i.u6asc; wrapped
eMMotc; fancy, mixed, in pals, 7s,qsc
mANHiD VEGETABLES Marrowfat
I'eas. N:@Ii 90 Lima beans sogsS; string
a 9Ii'l sss, 90 on.9c corn 5oesS 49, tomatoes
red kidney beans. 2lb e0u95c
CALIFORNIA CANNED GooDs-Per
e ess pl9ms, N.lopii5. apricots, sLo0a Is
nnsseeitarinc.., sl4S; grapes sliogiiS; White HIT,
CHERRIES cherries, sl;go black chez ries, ssO. black
O., "a, a. MED MEATS Roast beef. ilb. ..2o
mlSo 2lb s2?on2.25. 10 corned Docf.
1911. sa.lpH i.zn. III lunch tongue dozen.
s-,nons.,o; i2h Clipped beef, dozen l25n
Loo lib oxford sausage dozen. tSo1
bb harm d, sausaFe ilp $50; ~ noted
doc; IN deyiled ham, dozen. SIS. - '''
NlDLLS-Gianite Us ana IS d,.17c, 10
90 naranne, assorted colors. 9a.Hi1c, Star
-coFrEE.-Rio and Cordova: Fair is,.n
49, si PAINE 1t@isc shoSe isa ls.:; fancy
buckles III icolb cases 81 50: in Sslb cases
s-s;ie' Mocha ana java, fancy blend, s7c.
~K 4, rs, El Rs. - c soda 5'a, lemon
o.ac, DAISY oyster Gle. vanilla waters lie;
crackncls laisc
fLor II Tidal Wave. A55: Sea Eniry.
second roller pateut. $40. Sea Nymph,
extra roller fancy $50. Sea renr sS'1o,
rye Hour. $3.50; pumrnrnicke., $500. Pill-
bury $ Best si.5H Car load lots Zoe less
per bhl; special rates for shipments to in
FARiNACEors cooDs-Gri,s. homlny
ahH cream meal. in hhls. &.55us69; pearl
ms s,ahs in s soln sack, ss5 , per bbl Of
American verfniceli. III packages 7igc;
isose .9e per lob boxes, naccaroni Amer
lean. lib 7isc; loose y zoe; 1lb imported
9lac.
FIslI- Ntackercl 80. : in lab kits. .l25
e. l,9V' no. nalf bhls. sSoV, sar.iines' Am r
, IT, luert'rs, In oil. g '5H2.9'. musia'ds. |
= Got go, salmon, river trout, extra No J. |
7Ob half bills $3.50 lob kits, sioo.
o TN Ms standard. sl4Gsfzc, pionlc hams |
HONEY In eo-lb cans, extracted. o.. In
comb; He; lib cans. extracted zee:
5,sc; leaf e4sisc; 5o-ib cans ,'.e nirher
Use higher. bib lc hisher.
pr M"iAsss ; ob csn.iiasH fa s, :''
. ElcE Extra fancy mead new. Sfil'r,
fancy imported rice. os.c, stnoiee, 3lga 70;
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EANS-Califcfna small white 2hsU
os.c per III, Bayou 2Hsfi2esc. pink. 2H.n9
Lima. 4n4lac black-eyed peas, 3l2c.
BUTTER-lSlue star. lSc' dairy, lhc
IS. fresh Texas country. sa2Oe. II in good
BIITERlNE,-s Solids, lie; prints. lie.
Elgin dairy bricks lSc
GNBBAGE-r 81 Oog2.25 in sacks
&c per III.
ciilcf,sE New York full cream 14c
Wisconsin fun cream 12i2c, fancy Killed
cheo @ .Hl0c Sw as .s1 NC; imitation swiss
l7glSc; brick cheese l5a; i.imburser loo.
I,GciS-lexas, in cas-. 1a6c
uNlONS-New Teas stock, eOc per
bushel.
PhPPFR-Chilc l.q15c per III.
pOTATOES- New York. SOC per bushel
Texas. new, 75aS0c; sweet potatoes, 70d 15c.
hens. s. i0a27 70; spriue t.25nSco; turkeys,
Sc ooll2.0D. ducks. sS.oopi0o; geese SOD
Gt5,OD.