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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-10-09
POOR ARMENIANS.
Refugees Trying to Reach Our
ShDrpS

There exists condition OF ofrars in Mar
seiiles, France, at present which seems to be
u disgrace to Europe and to tho Armenian
Association generally throughout the world.
Substituting upon government. municipal or
private charity there, are 500 unfortunate
Armenians who have succeeded in escaping
from the bloody nassacres at Cons.artinople
and who Were, one and ALL buoyed up by the
hope of landing here, OF being ahl. cventu-
ally to reach the United States. Weeks have
already elapsed and nothing definite appears
to have been done for their relief. much less
towards finding them homes, by any OF the
many associations for tn" relief OF suffering
Armenians organized III EnGlhnd or America
They are homeless. nearly all arc pehniless.
many are enduring the pangs of hunger and
yet nobody seems willing TO guide this band
OF refugees to some place where they can be-
gin life anew ard under more promising cir
CumStances.
Large amounts Of money have been raised
In the past for the relief of destitute Armen-
ians In Armenia, but the situation of the lat
ter IL not whit worse than that of the half
starving people here. if rs bdd.
WHAT Is SAID IN NEW YORK.
The arrival ofthe Constantlnopc Armenian
refugees 1T Mnrsoillcs on their way to this
country, raises AN interesting question rs t.
whether there will De any objections raised
tothcir landing in this country on account OF
the immigration laws. Onlcials OF Armen.
ian societies in New York do not b"icvc the
United States will he any less hospitnblc In
this respect than countries of Europe
which received them with open aims
}. j. Rooney secretary of tho Philndcl.
phia Armenian Association Of New
York and chairman of the executive commit.
tee. said: IL do not beiicv. there will he
any trouble about tn" handling OF Armenian
refugees in this country on account OF immi.
grafton laws. They are ty no means pau
Pers. As matter o! fact. tn" Armcnians are
very Industrious race and doubt greatly
IL the Marseilles refugees. la ali their distress
could he classified ns paup"rs. There are
IN Franc" and England many w"l-tO-dO Ar.
m"nians IA there are in the United States
and II the MarS"il.s refugees should decide
to come here am surc they would not be
barred ont for any reason.
THEY MvsT EE EXCLUDED.
Tn" officials at Washir gton say: "If Ar.
meRians are destitute. as reported and hnv,
TO bc assisted to the United states. under i'm.
migration laws they must be excluded am
not permitted o land.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-10-09
look on the Bright Sid" OF Things

look on tho bright Sid" OF Things.
Worry adds years To II woman'S life.
and worrying is II habit which should
be guarded against by anyonr who has
natural tendency 10 il. II i nrtr,
noticed that pcopl" who worry much
have really no reason for il, but ih"v
fret themselves about III" nrrrS;
triilcS. and even find topics To worry
when there Is apparently Only cause for
rejoicing. Everyone. especially th,
young. should cultivate lnukin@ on The
bright side Of things. for II this is done
it is wonderful how different even real
troubles seem. After al. every cloud
has n silver lining. hasn't Il!
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-26
COFFEE.

New York, May 20 coNcs-op,lons
opened avn nj prices unciol gcl to 3
points higher ruled moderately active.
with weak uud"rfcuo ia nbsence OF EU-
ropoau edyices and f.,lrwmg The decine
~ spot anotatous, ciusod barely sten1g.
May - points. thor months unchanged 10
! ihoinfs tower sales 1900 bags. lneiudlng
May. l2la. September lo.,tdio.sa spot
ooff - ife jull, NJ :, ~. MID. dun
NordoVa. lGsaNlS. salos. mo bags 40. At
l2a. p f. 2O Mnrscnihp D. l. 800 bags "a
ynnilln y. I. Total warehouse deliveries
fioin ruilel states. IN bags, INCLUDING
hG2 from Now York New York stock. l73
Isl. United STATES stock, 1891 bnont for
tho rnltej Slaios, 1850 total Visible for
tie rnitef States. 35ig bags. against
bsa.0's bags last year.
Santos May % Coffee quiet good aver
ane Santos, ls.0vl rels per l0l klloa: re-
coipts. i0D0; stock. 23i 900
Hamburg and iiavrc-iiollday.
Rio May o. coffee weak; SO. 2. II 100
refs per 100 klios exchange, 10 sd re-
ccipts. 100 bags. cleared for the United
States. 1000 stock $500
Nv Orleans. May 2i.--cofree Rio dun
Ordinary to low far i5infiih..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-26

New YORK Amy q Thore were more
buyes present w the. dry goods market
and nj glasses ~ goods were looked after.
hut purciias cs were for moderate guan-
titles Of nny STAPLE fabrics though for
fo'ne scHAonab,c srecinliies some buycra
plnccd orders for autumn doiivrry and tor
Immediate dis'r hutton purchasers were
modcraic. Printing cloths were very duh
at 2 GIG
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-26
TEXAS rRr,Ir

+" are beginning to arrive moro
sAa 'omorrow's receipts are ex-
!" De quite large About twenty
.as on tie market this morning,
''ca4'@. Strawberries are daily
sN''cef and prices show con
np'oveinent. Sales were made
.-'9.'o per crate. Plums are
~ Ddi1c per one third bushel
kIori;r ".sa sizes are in demand.
sro q the plums sent 10 ms
Isd ar sasHered from trees growing
M 10 81 rather poor qualify. nh"
No. n a always makes a better
|.rres I'M meets with a ready sale.
knand , mSte IN Hight supply ana
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-26
GALVESTON.
Reported for The Post Ivy A. y Norma,
i've stock commission Merchant

chicago. May 25.--Cat,lc--A moro active
demand existed with very limited ne.
'e'p's caused general advance Of Ii,
choice lSsr'pound branded cattle and
choice 1850 pound natives soi Al 4sQ.
s,oekcrs and feeders were scarce aud firm
at best prices 90 tho session aud n roo3
many ehcice fat COWS sold around asa
N,"' calves Were scarce and nrm at last
weeks best prize $, some OF extra quality
selling ny to 5.s' Texans shared the adj.
vance, selling ~ TO los hA,hcr iioys-rh
mNfl"i for choico lights was active and
sW9Nt nut heavy siau,s were atm SLOW
ani ptactichliy unchanged. licANius were
s'i;ngai atput -, AMI many usual lots
SOU aiN nnd SO. worry cho.ce m'4
hai ehors SOFA around g 10 nni most uf ihc
yh"ice L. fancy light snr.s at lbus ~
SN''p hocelnts were tbrfal. but TIM de.
n"sha was good aud suhslhuiI advances
Mtrr nndei fair to choice rfNans brought
NipNiSlp, small lunches OF ,'hoi-, inltNe.
hNfcn reached N.W IN several instances.
ANA many sold ar umd $50 bard of az
PRIME Kansas lambs. aN-iarinr 81 pounds
R' az sac. and toes McNioAns avernsing
~ pounds, went AT 400. gnpi clipped
native lambs sold inrs,iy around 4su.
Nuns iHwhs wor" scarce and nrn. selling
az 5''i'.na Receipts 'l;tir 1NuI, hogs
1NiNu. sheep ltyDI.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-26

BEANs-California small white, 2sp
-. PEI - ia on. s@sa ssse pink sfsp-'-o,
Lima. WNac; hlnck-cyed peas. Size.
BuTrER Blue star lie. dairy. i.c,
table. BE. fancy Elgln creamery, lsulsc
fresh Texas country sq2oc, il IN good
condition.
Bl'TTERINE-soltd lie; prints. lgc;
fIlein dairy bricks. lsr.
CABBAGE Texas, $2.QoG2.25 per crate.
IN sacks, 2c per lb.
CHEEsE-New York full cream. llc;
Wisconsin fnil cream. Pie; fancy filled
cheese, s1loc; Swiss. 2sae9c; imitation
SWISS. l7Hlsc. brick cheese. l5c. LinpDtg-
EGoiS Texas. in cases. 7c.
ONIONS New Texas stock. l'4Q2c per
10.
PEPPER Chile. lial5c per lb.
pOTA1OES-Naw York. G0o per hIshol.
Texas new. I5cHS-oo; sweet potatoes, 5,p
G0c
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. per dozen, old
hens. So 50n2.GO; spring, sl.5pU2.60. accord
ing to SIZE; turkey hons ~rN7.5l; turkey
+, hb,sr'. SS.0ogllo0, ducks S2'ocp3,5); gees
'RHUBARB-Kn ea7c per lib.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-26
DRIED FRUITS.

APPLES-Fanc sliced in boxes ia1l5c;
choice eyapo,ated. 6l.N6A4c; fancy eNap-
Grated, 7nIl.c, apricots. eVaporated, Joe ,
citron. lie per ID. currants fancy cleaned.
oi,c. ngs rvapo.ated. Sc. Turkish layer.
re nectarines, evaporated, SCI peaches,
evaporaied, fi2c; pears, eyaporaiei ss2a;
pluns, phled, Sc.
KAIsiNS- California l.. l.. boxes, l.25a
1870. crown NJ. NJ. raisins 20 ID boxes.
sl.c. crown l., NJ. 50 ID boxes, 4aUiiac.
PRIMES Crop 1895: California prunes
s0-l0us. 5lsc, s0-s0s, 6l4c: 70-ss, &c, G9-1os,
.i.c: sN-eOs, Sc; silver prunes 7,ac; ruby
prunes, 7i3c.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-26

- Louis Mo, MAY Is rrtte--Recoipis
Ns shipments. sm. nurHot lcply to luc
h"ii far 10 good SHINING A,ctts. 4 .1t
l,V lressri to,f nHd butchers slcvrs 9 soar
ga. ii~hi Steers. under 1850 punn is . S,ir
34N sincNcrs aud fHclnrs - 7NffS ~ cows
dai Miiors 2p0S5p, bulls . t1u iNu, ,an-
ncis 1r2Y', rnlvcS. lopf5 o. l,NQs cat
itr steady 80 stronp ranging g.6isia ~
NTH mos of the rriSs sics"s At Taiffei
pni led si"'NT mainly NJ 2 apHl -. cows
AMI hcif'rs, SrpS2o Hogs Receipts. Sesl
shipments. 100, market strudy ia o.
higher. hcoNY. s.lHulSp. MIXED. iion3 -;
lrhts 3l'u3in. ShocN Receipts. f5tr.
shipments 200; 'rarko' strong a. shade
better; natiNe mu;tons. Sei1iS N. 1'eSlrs.
=. 50HB,3,.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-26
pAINTS AMI OII.S

OIL-Linseed IN Dds. Mw, lSc; boiled,
i5c: petroleum, 80 test. in hbs, lic. In
stove IA soline ~ eases, sl.7o. IN bbis. loo
Eupion OIL IN bis lsr, in cases. s. 80, cas-
tor oil. medical pure Soc. turpenline. In
WHITE LEAp-strictly pure. ea5i.c.
WINDOW GLASS-In boxes co and 20
TO 10 per cent discount. new list.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-26

Now York May % -FlrbNnr1 ilroH, 4
co cntfon ,Htlor sayh' our market
noted today ~ though the decline OF ih0
n Runimor poeitipus and That the pres-
suro to sell wrs over II II noticeable
thut Aupua Is very remarkably strndy,
10 u further accumulation NJ tho inmc-
dinio dclivcr'es in stronE hands. Aurunt
noted improvement, opinion differs az 10
the outlook. ~ developed during the past
few days though the trade do"s not on
teItain favorable opinion Of the market
riile.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-26
NEW YORK MONEY.

NV York May b MONEY ON call
easy az pug pr cent. last loan ., closed
ll.02 per oeif Primo mercantile pap,i
lr5M por cent. Sterling exchange Stgaiv.
SSis5i SIS, for demand an I S5fti Ts,
for sixty days. Posted rats isSui.@ unl
sIisui %. Commerc M lii T. i,. Mex
fcpn dollars 53N lSar = liver ISL 81 tr
roriinDalcs GSiAUcS4, Government bonds
weak. Stae bonds inactive. railroad
bonds weak.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-26
TRADE NOTES.

b the h as an advancing tendency
ssrs t. sner prices in corn.
Pa van a l tsn,. supply today and
hsae very firm at I cents.
aes Tisaiher is now on in o. ,.
fsp, rS report good demand il, enri
Il ihs Received the first wafer.
ts frs, season last sat, mn,s +
should arrive in a few
ssigiaIasy, Decoration aav 10 .
Closed the Houston 's exeha m,ae-
I'sns q ~ to cat Retaile srsit wa aor
sday.' walnut size ff for ten e wnrs
Pas IA p nS9rs closed at n w aaci,a at
i '''a dropped Is s and q a ribs E
= narks,, the size Of ro o1I many my
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-26
HIDES AND WOOL.
HOUSTON MARKET.
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago, May z5.-Esg,-Frm:. sqlo. But.
Ter Firm; creamery iiul5. dairy sglS
chsfse-Sieady; il.1Gla.
kausas CITY, MAY 2.--Butter-steady
creamery i21lS; dairy Ioisli2. Egg
weak. strictly fresh ~.
~ Louis. May y. --liutter Dull; stocks
heavy, creamery is17, dairy sui2. Eges
Lower. fresh II.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-26
NEW CANNED GOODS

Il, W., packers have announced
|l,rs. 80" =. PACK peas. They are Sc to
Inn. nan last years. Standard
49,, lot instNlce. are offered
\ ~ s'o in lS@. Buyrs seem
/. ,ba one IN, mold more freely than
ks va stock is almost entirely
p pea 'u nao present indications the
|taah Il WIN na.h VIII he considerably
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-26
SUGAR.

New Orleans May -sugar-Quiot:
open kettle sg57,; centrifugal whites AZ
yeliows ssffi I'D. seconds 2isN37s, Mo
lasses--G9Iiet: Centrifugal 4ui5
Now. York, May 25.-- Sugar-Raw firm;
refined moderately active: standard "a"
W. crushed 65s; graduated *.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-26
coMMrRcIA1. BRIEFS

Now York May 25--clearlngs 6Gs62 SOS
balances i'il3,r
New York May 25 Hides finn. leather
steady wool sicDlv,
cincinnati. %. May Whisky steady
sah i.s barrels ut o.
l.ondon. May %. To1ay is holiday on
IN, l.oudon and Liverpool exchanges
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but pin-feather chicks or broil,rs arc H.,
very slow sale. arc III
According to letters from California
ne crop OF white, cherries especially
10 Anes. VIII be very light. Only
upon the local markets so FAR w
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-26

New York. May . Receipts.
1876 200: exports. 3i,t1 hushe.s, spot mar
kei weak: No. ! hard. II i-s17l rs options
were strong for Will. on crop prospects
ana OF a libffal visible supply decrease
but turned wenf und"r bear rad. as
sisted by fay2sahle crop news ana local
foundations; closed steady a asa Re net
ios No rcd, May, CT II; September,
4.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-26

Nc,r York MAY q. The visible supply
NJ grain Saturday. May q. a. compiled
BY III New York Proaaee Exchange Is as
eranse s;s osO, corn. $4,000 bushels. de-
cr rease $500; oats. iel5,ooo buihels, de-
crease rs 60; rye, i,5iaep bushels de-
crease 2iee, barley, sii,vo bushels IN
crease lSS.vvo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-26

BEER--Schlitz quarts. $3.50 per Dbl;
pints, sil.W per Dbl, Dixie Pale, que p,
800; pin,s, $3.50; Lemp's Extru fa.e,
quarts 1850, pInts. 81 90.
WHISKY--Ter gallon: Finished Goods
on high wine basis. si22; s'faighi Bourbon
and rye. according 10 axe aud quality
N-5p3.Oo; Blended 81 ia 20
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-26

CEMENT -- Portland cement re- bh,
Sa;SovI5,v Koscdalc cement. per hbl 81 7s1
sFo; Enc sl.25. ilrcclay s.. g5gs 10: plaster
paais " 40; fire brick. st LOUIS per Vi
Stp' utaln paving tile, per foot 7ri5c: !
10 INCHES. inclusive. felt roofing. per
squnre S.'aI95: Acme aud Royal cement
PLASTER rer ton, sli.0o: plastering hair,
soat' per ID. &C., laths. per Nj. 500.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-26

Barb wire quotations ere Tor car loud
lots.
BARBEp WIRE Glidden, eaivanised
s2i5 per 100 los, painted wire - ", Wau-
kegan lQe hiEhtr than Hhaden.
WIRE NAILS--Hate s. ~ per keg; al
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-26
COTTON MARKET REVIEW.
The American Markets Appear In
Better Tone.
FUTURES ADVANCED A FEW POINTS.
TIL" s'at'st'cat Position Ia A s,song A.
Ever and Manipulation May
Begin Again.
OTlce OF The Post.
Houston. Monday. NAV "

Houston M,na,y w ~
done in the American cot,on mnrhc.s 10
dav. IN, in,nrov,m,rt h.s,,, .n,,,,.,s.
,v,. r,,,,,at,,, i'',. "s"" "''u'ua'
""' "''"'"iheu with turther advance
OF Few 20 MS The holiday In Liver
pool did Ito, seem To have amy cnc,, on,
| ,.,, ,r ,l. y.,,., ,..,. 49,,
| IRON INA, market could hc given as ar
| expiration uf Tho dulmess nanifsa,,t n,
| ,l,s slde n ,s ~, ,s,...,i ~, NV. Va
-, Nv se"V'" 'N"o' 'n"' 'he
| market Is NOW IN better tone than for
some days. the sharp decline experiences,
| last we,k h,y,n, NO ac,,, No., W..
| ~, ,,,..,-. 49,, - WY
WV """se'S'h ana cleared the Hold FOR
| fresh operations,
| Whether the big bulls will now tahc
hold agn.u Ia "a ,u,s,lon tho ,r,.1nr, ,,,',
anxious to decide. Advlces from New
| York state that lnmau lo, -, sc,,r,,
,arrn un.. v,hon ,hn ,,.,a,, -,
| - ~" '"' '''"" s''trn' but
| IN his effort to hun tbn mario, nh,
| .,,r.,i,.,l r,,,,ta,, NV
''',''' ~ as T''"ns us ever
"Nr'r's have been ON a very good scnle
80 rnr thts week. white r,caint mr.. lt.h,
/, A., an, -, -. ~ 'r"'
- " '''s s'''' !" nc" rou'"n' ana
manipulation of the summer months may
begin again at amy time.
w. ~, 60
. points mp. Angus, started AT ;.w NM
advanced IN az dr,u,,, en-. ,a.,,.
~, Tvs WV '''''''N"'
'"''o was roaou"n AFTER thiH nEuro
2 aI4f7 ~ ,vnt,a, p 81 s,,,, 80,
s,,nir,,r r,,,,.n,, ".e", uHy; 'lof
wldln Al stnnt nn.Yti,,,, oin, p"'".s W.
dnv's nn,i ,i,.,trDe vit1, ,ns Sn'ii,
s.'Ston,,,nr ~ ,, WIZ we ,N.'h.lon 90
New Orleans firnrca opencd STEADY
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-26
CllIe.A1in

Chi ago, Nay -. Tho hrcak IN coarse
grains and the demoraiiz I'd condition OF
Ua,s de markets had disastrous eifec. on
What, ana JIiy. atter rather encaurAg-
iis ~ cu'ue. cl.-ed at a ! :, G. '.t Nom
Ha,uta,A cosing Wlc-. Conn huG o5 i.
otta c.iued s-up.y ami uuv4siona
nnce new low r,DolQs
| w cat. All s.ccsNl i've interest was
plAl ei IA wh..H, t.e maih'., ai,raetlai;
|, ~ sea attention ass tnf gay l.vaura
! { LAT o.s "tre stul, In the main local
IN nara CT. win outside ul;!r.S larhlhs.
hc ie'.ins dcNeuiHd carry US fur.y
| ~ atlY. "Nu frr While iur market Was
/ .,.'!lHed TO % better, bat a weak tono aes
"a IA er lhc carry u'mn..s Wa Attrn-
/ HleI TO nc duiav latlc cnaric.cr ~ me
! hlchlgan crop itp 20, which Was in Il
measure cuiuImGory of il.e damage
( Prov unslN icvoitod. the counties OF .ns
state which ra!s. st OF The wheat ,yer,.
= re "a - have been injured iniy u
"f M. Lfse, iAk IN como iinn with
TIE str ngih AT iho close ssNlG.t-l,. ni.qe
II ilrm u Hrkct carly. aud jriv. afffr OPEN
w aIoui '.c hshcr at bli-c, sod Gn 10
~ th s'; i'rt The selling tr'n hecarnr
| 'iNN' there wer" unm,r3us ,ontrpdic-
VI, ~ Of crop damage The visible surnlv,
" lie showihs l"crelso of S50.Nn
nus els. was claimed To- be Ices than ex-
-. ted. ard the worlds shirmonAs last
W''k were estimated at nearly y ann 900
n"S'"ls IN market continued wear
d.H 'nS the last hour. July touching &C n,
Close. ard tnaliy closed weak al 6li.c n
net decline nf :.
mi, 'rnrh',n e. ,'s &,seFeass n the Wis
u zee in tlle hng the downward move
neni ar ed ~ ,ie favorable weather.
an" ne increasing racei,s luiy cins.d
Weak at SEC after touchiu,, aSr, 49,
Nals--Actile. Thc good weather AMI
s","Art condition # he crop had he
SIC eii.c, rs ON corn. and lhe closing
was decidedly wcalSrr
Toy rs There la The same old story
10 lfIl. opening lower tl ,,f 10
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yances, 10 to co penny toe; s and . penny
9'c, and penny Zoe; and ! PENNY a,s
penny !;2O; penny $3.50 w
CUT NAll.S-Rate $50 per kev, ,or,,
advances as on wire nails. s"'i'e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-26
GRAIN AND HAY.

car load lots. job cars. from mill; deal
yts charge from store 5nlOc mere per ID
ios on nran' 2aldc per bushel ON oats ana
toRN-Sacked. $50 Soc.
lRAN-,oc per 100 lbs.
oAiS- 2Snstc; No. white 3lqs2; com.
EivPPED CORN--7oc per 100 lbs.
:, IA Alfalfa, slS.OoM iiO0 per ton. militia,
: Lotto l2N; timothy S7.5OtilS 90; Norm
a. LIS ~. prairie 500, South Texas prairi,
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- -
a RlsINESS BAROMETER.
,.,., 70 the Coalition of Trade
Generally.
! CIGAR BOUNTY MUST BE PAID.
:. Man GtatiAcd ut the Dccisiots
ma. Market Hc,,et--Sngar
Il Higher.
Office of the Post.
-I,,.lnt. Max. rh

Monday Nav 20.
,ro, Tho s,,nr,,u,
be annou''. 80. ~. s,a.os Ind dacidet
BIT Of the ~" ,,,,,, ms, no nail wa,
], the susa' - asr,.arsa,,o, IN loo,
NAN 'op'o ~ ,odav Regardless n
buierc'ai ~" s,sa,, yivinr nnv seriou.
pucs anu 49, and CONS Of the s,,ua.
|rsht ~ u, .,,s,aa,v ,,ne mat the b,si.
:" u''V .,,a cnnn,,v were onxiou.
men VI ,nol,. mis- opprouriatlon
c0ng'esa, " ,,,r.,n, count has ,ive,
'na' W" ,ns,ros an exnoudi,ure N,
sci'loa ~ ' Us, ,mony IN. sugar plantcr.
u N'm.s. ,.,. III, general expression i.
ae "sa .,,ns,,aa,ion speaking strictly
Of e9 aDasa.. s'ond Ilm7 rbe de-.
b. could not hu'e III" pe'i,' -" " '''o'
fr.ans time GENERA, u ''e Is ~ ''''''
Ome rsvi'iiy'hs ''""e''VV' anu even
drop in tue ouoNe' ""' "'Ne d
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Good Fat hceves. light TO medium
Wwvishts rule firm. good calves active ana
lfm warnings IN fun supply, slow ana
weak; fat COWS ana hcltcrs steady; hogs
and sheep duh.
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NEW YORK SPOTS.

NEW YORK FuruREs
opcned stondy. is.os steady closed quiet
aud steady. sal's 400.
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New orleans. Mny g5.-Thc nnrke, Tor
cotton s,nd products If dnll anl
unchanged prime crude oil. iulkl7. prime
summer yellow, in barrels, .3A menl l7.u0.
cake ZOO per short ton long ton. for ox-
port. 1872,
New York Nay 20 Cotton saod prod.
ucts weak aud low'r. prime crude OF. IN
bnlk, 81 prime Hguiuor yellow. IN bnr-
rcls. ~ primo ootion sord meal 20 5nli
II % urr ION
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REcM1pra ANp H{fF0 f2TN.
coNsENsus oF oellll

| san Saba News. 1it32iAv -
oI.i ns sg me-" % fo e. s's.. SId
Aicildc viii stand no - iIs y v''tr XII
culbcrsop has not plesssa An. ~. s
iherc ~ 10 doubt thAs w NH.
arts proposcs TO not intro f',,.,r,.
question Into the next ,rfr,d aafs
~ no necessity for cu!ne ~ rsris
on the money question d M i Ill.,
IL no difference. Tl1 ~ sss5Hmdr IL 4
and iJ-to-l.ers. WV ~ 6sSijsst,
thr orcnulz,l dcil,oo( ~ k'.,rS -
all loyal dcInocrato. 49, y 1Gstjis<
their man into the ~ ~ ~ ssSiii
onndida,ess for stsss ~ cuiS 81 suS
proye their Loyalty 1ss..s9 "a 10
pies. Democrate 4stfshS 4 hrntd
settled within party w. nst,. tf citl.
zcns for the can@oeg 81 } N " n
Roberts. 1>..s,if "A II, vi sse
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS.
Reported for The Post daily. except
rtn,sJnv and Sundays. by Albert Mont
eornery 4 Co 0mi,ed). 1--we stock com
mission merchants. a..
Good fat fed besves. ,,...'.'.' sry sn
Common 70 fsh beeyss..... sc ~
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THE SMALL n0x 17''sI

Washington Evenla4 psftnk ~.
ar you're good 3 slads X a
gan. hut the young IN y1n arA
EXCUSE mo but Mon ~
going TO say. have ~. fsii5 -
ofrer. lf you arr n ssd AZ 'ijnS1S
you take me 10 the ~ sent}1 ~ Il
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO.
The leading futures ranged as follows 8:
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STOCKS.
LIVE STOCK.


HOUSTON
j. Jacobs & Co. live stock commission
merchants of the Houston Stochyards. re-
poase,yes. a. I'd Choice ............. 24G ~
e;nass. choice ....................... "a
cows-thoiee;,. go =. 80. SStlg ~
Grass; Grass choice ...............,...... 2.U ~
Calyes-Cho-ce spring ,.....'...,.-.
Calves--A According 10 size ..........5 y "a
-F.rst-c!ass only...,......
Common not wanted.
Hogs t'ornt.d. 60 lbs ana under) Sh
Grod iseyrs, cows, yeaflnss, heifers
ana calves are strongly IN demand. Poor
cattle not wanted.
FORT WORTH.
Corrected daily for The Post by the
Fort Worth Stockyards company
Receipts. Shipments,
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.
HOUSTON MARKET

Tho following quotations were uos,o ~,
! today by the cotton seed prrdurt dnpn RI
ment OF the Houston Cotton Exehanro M. 4
Board of TRADE.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Galveston. Texas. May 25.
ON sHIPBOARD NOT CLEARED.
Cotton on Ehipboard at Galveston today,
Bales.
IS Rita, Liverpool. ..................... rs!
Mallory line. New fork..........'..... ~
Total today .,.,...~.................. eleo