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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-07-19
his speech to-day that entire quiet was

his speech to-day that entire quiet was
maintained in its delivery"
Mr.. Brynn's nomination unlike that
OF Mckinley was not the result OF the
jobbery OF a great syndicate. 1t came
spontaneously from tho great Demo-
cratic heart of the Nation rs we'll
merited reward for his devotion to
the cause Of the common people. In
him the poor, trodden under the
mcrciless heel OF dse money changer,
have candidate whose every heart
throb beats in unison with theirs. or
the common people, nc stands for
them i'll the great battle OF the masses
against a financial system that is
pauperizing our fair land. As he
stands for the laborer and the down.
trodden Of the country, they should
stand for him at the ballot-box in
NovemL.r.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-07-19

Last summer ono Of our grand
children was sick with n severe bowel
trouble. Our doctors remedies had
failed, then wo tried Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoca Rome.
dy. which gayo very speedy relief.
Wo regard it ns tho best medicine
ever put on the market Tor bowel
complaints-Mlrs. Il. G.. Gregory,
Frcdericlston, Mo. This certainly il
tho best medicine ever put ON the
market for dysentcry, simmer com.
plant, collie and cholera iutantum In
children. II never fails to give prompt,
rcliof whom used in reasonable time
and the plain printed directions are
followed. Many mothers have OK.
pressed their sincere gratitude for the
cures II has effected. For aalc hy NJ /.
iI. Miller.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-07-19

Rcveille:-Mrs. J. X. Williamson
State President Of the Woman Suff-
rage League Of Nevada, is soon to
start on tour OF this State and give
free lectures on Woman Suffrage.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-07-19

Tho water gauge Mt tho gauging
station Mt the lower bridge shows the
following depths Of water in the Hum
boldt river at chat place Tor the past
week!
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-07-19
Drowned Ia tho Carson.

Last Thursday afternoon Andrew,
tho cu-ycar-old son OF editor Smith
OF the Genoa Courier, was drowned in
tho Carson river. He and several
other boys were playing Mt "drown.
ing near the dam. An took of their
clothes but one, and while ono boy
would fall iuto the water and pretend
to be drowning, She others would res
cue him with long pole. Young
Smith was sucked into hole under
tho dam and was drowned, and his
body, which was wcigod between
logs aud rocks, was not recovered for
two hours. lie was youth OF moro
thnn ordinary intelligence andan only
child. The community deeply sym.
pnthizc with tho bcrcayod parents.
Tho ISrDpENpEST extends It's sym
pntlies to Mr.. aud Mss. Smith in
their sad bereavement.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-07-19

Bryan'e Chicago spoccli:- II the
gold standard bo 80 good why should
We Do trying to bring about an IN
tcrnniional agreement TO Dccurc sil.
vcrY IL II 10 not good. why should
we nal, o,hor nations tu help us lctigo2
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-07-19

Tho state Medical Society Ia in
session ne Reno.
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iinbY Valley Mnnii,nr.

Tho New York Sun goes into fits
over tho Chicago platform and nom.
iuCca. Poor old Dana!
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-07-19


Mt do dmnue
Bryan mupI mNtDa
all %u M rSn r H@5
d p
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-12-31
eopvn.tn1. 1895. ev r. rtNnYsoh NtElv.

(CONTINUED)
Mrs. Farrar," she cried in utter
desperation, turning madly away from
the hateful sight, ell must get into
the open air awhile. You won't mind,
dear. must walk, walk, run, rush in
the cold. No, don't come, and pray let
Ellis keep with you. In 10, 20 minutes
at most, I'll return
''Ah, Helen, wait until Willy, until
Malcolm Leale, returns from the stables.
See, they're coming now. They will
walk with you"
"Oh, no, no, no! Do you not see? I
must be alone. ! cannot talk with any
one. Let me CO." she cried. Then, be-
fore either the mother could interpose or
Ellis, who came hurrying into the room,
could urge one word, she had seized a
heavy wrap and gone almost bounding
down the stairs.
At the threshold she recoiled, for
there, his honest face full of eagerness
as the door flew open, stood Jack Orms-
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-12-31
CURED AT e YEARS.

DR.. Miles New Heart Cure Victorious.
No other medicine can show such record.
Here is a veritable patriarch, 70 years OF
age, with strong prejudice to overcome, who
had Heart Disease Is gears. He took the New
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-12-31
CHAPTER TX.

A snow cloud was hanging over Fort
trayne that lovely Christmas eve, and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22
COTTON POINTS.


New orleans expects 10 O00 10 rs 900 bnles
tomorrow, against 1913 on the same day
las year
Hubbard Bros & Co wired -. w Mar
tip Al l0SD a m, Not many seilets,
Europe sold on opening; feeling hero bun
ish -
lIouston's estimated receipts for tomor-
row are 70 ono o IS 900 bales ,g compnros
with l5iS3 last year and 1854 on he ANA
dNV Do tsNi
Price Mccormick y Go. advised u Il.
Cherry. advance caui el by ghosts Gov
'1t himk cotton u purchase on all
good declines"
y, W Martins New York wire at II 40
a. M. WAS "Tr0ders feel bullish, but not
crn shippers hedges"
rar.r.H = Eieb'rlsnn were Advised fTpi-,
New orleans al il15 a. m; "Should re-
ccipis show tendency 10 dlrhnisn 1Y roin
plrcd With isqi, market win 10 hotter"
Hubbard Bros q Co. ndvisod y. w.
Martin al 1855 b. m: New urraus irad-
arg buying back their morning sales, FEW
SELLERS here"
u. +. Meyer and Alba-, +. Weber Of
fAiler' D. U. koHcri- on OF WaoilCr. ]
y, Mcknight Of Nacosdoches; G,oiee T.,
Mtcaioe OF Chicago and }, T. Pa |, OF
Paige, were visitors on change tolby.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22
FRr1Ts AND NUTS.

ApPDl1S- Miss0uri. g. 5OU3.25.
BANANAS-pe bunch. iicGiSi.50.
COCOANU'fS--S3.5 Jui,UO per 100; s3i u
Dor lUo
CALIFORNIA FRUIT-Pears S2.2jd2 81
per 50 lb crates; peaches Sl25 per 70 IL
boxes plums, Sib0 per ~ Id era IS; grapes.
Tokay 500 per ~ ID crules; Black
Prince, Rose Peru, Muscat and Malaga
grapes Sl.v0.
GRAPES S5V50c per ID
baskets.
LEMONS Mcsslua and Palermo, choice.
$L2-G45p. fancy, S5oo05 80
NUTS. Brazil lie per M lbeG,ts 81
civ BE; Naples. l2iec, Walnuis. llH ljc,
Icaruts. NsIGc. almonds, Tlragona, lie
ner 10. 1Sc per sack; California ALMONDS.
Ice, rocoDs. 2i2Ntc.
ORANGE Els Mexican, 500 per box,
PEACHES PR peck boxes small 70
Medium. SlU$1lac; choice to fancy. 4Vpl'c.
1 l..ske. orat.s. 0luNNo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22
ST LOUIS

81, Louis September 81. Fourth
changed. Wheat--Weak at top figures
closed frnl, &c higher. spot duh AMI low
or, No, rcd cash elevator Gig; track spa
eS No. . hard cash 5iis, september CO.
December 65is. Coru--Easy srot dull. No.
cash l914 bt!. September ma. 30 'ember
20 May -Ua, asked. oats -Weals AMI low
cr. spot lower No. 2 cash l6 bid Septem-
her lta asked, May ia'q bid Rye new.
Corn meal l.35. 3ran-~iifm; in demand.
IS east track ana 81 this de. FLAX seed
egia Timc,hy sccd--l'rme e"i May DuNi
prairie Zoo. tm0thY ioonld.Qu. whisky
! Is Cotton ties AMI banging 'luehanTod
OK y tduy. stand irI inrHH i44VtllG '.~h
Lard SJeiIy; choice 332'a Baccn,b Eca
shoulders Sd.la. longs 2.S5 ribs 100, Dry
salt meats, boxed SHOULDERS SO; longs
3 gTlb. ribs $50. sh rts S,62ia Re e'pls--
Flour 1Qu1: wheat A..WD. corn iGVU0. ats
81. 900 Shipments Flour $3.50. wheW 10000
corn 1O.. 900. oAta l3.NN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22
GRAIN TIPS.

n r. Cherry's Chicago advice today
was. "lndicatians excellent for usivanco.
Strongly advise buy ng Of wheat
II is reported a United X nRdom mer-
chant has recently said; america can
dictate she price 0f grain the next six
months"
The Pacific coast has fifty large cargocs
hfoat and are about 20 make new ven
ture and ship by steam r.. Eight are now
load ng n, competing rates.
All reports indicate steady dcseriora-
ton in the wheat crop the last 100 dnys.
The primary receipts since July / have
been about IN o01G0Q bushels, against 235eo,
o0 bushels last year the eHp>>F Il wheat
ana -four about 35,g00GA bushels, agA INST
GO, 900 0o0 bushels lass year.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22
POsT.s CARLEGRAM.

New Ycrk Scptembar Y.-The Evonlns
Posts Lorlon financial cablcgram says,
The stock markets opened good ,oday on
q better feeling. both as to politics and
cae'-r mcwcy, but utter stasuat ON ana
more CAD exports subsequently weakened
ara closed dull though prices We're beg
tel on balances. Americans pursued a
course ndepcn1nt Of the other markets.
After good opening prices steadily i'm
proved and closed quiet a the best.
Ioday's withdrawals ct gold from the
Bank Of England WIS made on a1ticipa-
tons that tire bank Wiz raise i,s price Tor
etgies, which is probah,e II mere eOl1 f.
withdrawn. The Paris and Berlin mar
kfrs Wnra steadV.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22
PRIMES AND RAIs1Ns

consequence of the unfavorable
Aiher from the beginning of the season
A'e the California crop OF prunes, it is
faaled, will fall about 100000 pounds
VI Of the averaga for the past few
N ms, in connection with the re-
e. nat there VIII be little or nothing
{Lhble fee Shipment from Washington
fWegon after local demands have been
Pssd, causes a very firm feeling.
|sseat demands of consumption have
II great iHroads on the spot stocks of
II tasitora-a ra.sins. During August
aek OF interest among buyers caused
Asshg IN prices. although the stock
scomparatiVely light and In few han5s.
~ se peHiln NJ Of the current month
~ nas been a gradual improvement in
Eaomlng demand based partly upon ac-
nssis OF consumption and partly upon
! npvfi mat new crop would be from
W. s,. ms TO a month later than usual
..uflvtag In the Eastern markets. and
Ats nave advanced.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22

Kansas CITY Mo. september n Wheat
lie below Saturday; No. hard 55aj5's 70
5Idjp5. No ? red 5s7f6i No nom ally
5Sa5s; No. ? spring 81; No. 3 iad50 C7rn--
White steady; m yed 1c lower; NJ. . mixed
20N2l: No VIII te y pats-Slow No. .
mlxod nominaly ~ No. white 2liNM;
new 2iM Ryc-Nomlrolly &c. fay-~W eak,
timothy. choce 7s00S.61 prairie. choice
40 Receipts--Whcat 800; corn z 500:
oats 1900 Shipmenis-Ncnc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22
FINANCIAL.

Galveston, ncNes. September 2l.-ln tn
local exchange market, sterling sixties
buying ut New y orlS rates. less local dis
count. selling AZ $3.50 Nov York sight
buying Sac discount, selling at par; Now
orleans sight, buying ,4c discount, selling
at par American silver. buying i,c dis
count, selling at par.
New York, September 2l-atcrling eX-
change bankers sixties. 81 lisI4. SlAi
commercial SiNA; roichmarks "a 3-lG.
francs, bankers sixties, 5.22'a, CONNER
c'al, 5.23is.
New orleans, September 10 S,crlt 3 ~
change. commercial siNiies, $l-fgt< gl.Nli4
frames, bankers slxtles. 5.2lHs: New York
sight bankers, par commercial $3.50 dis
CONT
Gordrn September 2l.-BAnk rate ~
por cent, s1rect rar> lsi0 l3s, rate for silver
80 S-i6. consols 40 3-16
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22

PEER -Schluz. uuaria. t1n5o per Dbl;
r,nts sIl 90 ner bill; Dixie Pale, quarts
81 90; rinte, 90 70; Magnolia Pale. quaris'
81 o piEtS 500.
WuiSK Y-Per gallon: FLASHED good
On hirh vine basis, Sis. straight Bour-
I"n An rye. according to age aud quail
nv. Sf.754300; blended, N75035o.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22
NEW ORLEANS.

New Or'ean8 soItcmNcf 2L-TFog nfod-
ucts quiet pork. Old d4 new, dSs. Lard,
refined tierce ga. Boxed meats, dry salt
shoulders A. sides, 81. Bacon, clear rIn
sides i3s liams choice sugar cured 9',H
i0,
Coree--Dul; Rio, ordinary to low fair.
l3au5H
Rlcc-Qn,ct: ordinary 10 good. i's Flour
--Quiet, extra fancy y .0Fi3 .30 pntcw's,
3 6003 6n Cornmeal- Quiet I 80. Bran
pull i2d4a. Hay nasy. prime 7ul2h.
choice 13e'lf Corn Quet; No. white.
2sGQ97, mixed. ~ yellow, rs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22

OTI-T.inseoi, m Dds, raw &c. bolIed
31e n,troleum $50 test. in Bills, He in
cnses. $40: brlniout oil SIS. in tbs. i2c;
stove gasoline, in cases, 81 w. IN hhs - Isl
Eurio1 oil, In hhls, PC IN cases, ~
castor oil, medical pure ms '"il''"'''''' -
NIn'iTr LEAD-Strictly pure. e4GNc;
STANDARD white lead 4!sc: pninter's' 5e. ~.
WINDOW CLASSIC boxes, CO anu ~
20 per Ct Mt discount; new list.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22
NEW YORK DRY GOODs.

New York, September 2l.-.,Mall orders
were fairy good foT season1 BE Specialize,
sitch as cotton and wool dress pads and
printed fabrics and the purely scasonahle
stun. but Tor staple goods the request Mas
Tor moderate quantities and for quail tea
cloths were quiet and firm at ll-lSc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22
CHICAGO.

Chicago. H., September 2i.--rhe unex.
pected strength at Minneapolis today sent
wheat spcculat3rs TO scrimbling for cover
to such an extent that Deeomhtr closed at
an advance OF &c after selling that much
Below Saturdays close. Corn was heavy
and closed Isc lower. oats closed I'M
cnangvd and provisions alSUTisc higher.
Wheat-Tne foreign adviceS received this
morning were of IA nature TO cause unedsi-
ness to the bulls IN wheat and the C1n-
sequence was that many of them who
hAi l1rG wheat made haste to dispose of
H. The weakness also encouraged some
Snort selling. the result of wn.cn was a
decline IN the first hour ana half OF the
session OF Nc. below the closing quota
tions of saturday Gables also came iowcs'
from Liverpool and the eSnhnent, the
former opening isd ON ard later lost an
other I'd, The amount ON ocean passage
showci an Increase of lNN.p0 bushels
during the last week and tho worlds ship
N nts were unofiicially reported from New
York at S.G0o00 bushels. In additoa TO
this, New York wired that Foreigners were
aise sellers there aad thnt many buying
orders had been cancelcd
Corn was quiet and weak. Prospective
rcccints aud heavy country selling COM
hined 10 neutralise any EFFORT the late
strength wheat may have Ind The in
crease in the visible was also a factor.
pAtS were weakU an lower early, hut
rallied and closed with all tine decline re-
covered
January pork closed ilec h1Rer. january
lard 2iac and ribs SC
Estimates for Tuesday: Wheat 800; corn
100 oats 400 cars, hogs 1l.o@ head.
CAsh quotations wci, az follows:
Flour-Stoady
NO spring wheat 6iN No. g spring
wheat 51d5S', No 2 red GSH,VGt.
No corn 2itiH21%
No . cats I6i,, No. . white 2ldg2. No n
wh,,e +, o. h. i6isM2l
No rye Roy.
No. barley.nominal; No, T. o. b, 2iQS3.
No. f. q b. 2s627
No | fiuN seed 6ail
Prime timothy seed 2500eb5
Mess pork-per hbl 5.e5oG90.
Lard Per 100 lbs 352irula5
Short rhs sides--IsNost 3l5DS.20
Dry saltod shoulders Boxed si.G3N.
Snort clear sid s--BoN ( 3ts1iWs
WI sky D!st!llers finished goods, per
nrnl lion is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22

CHICAGO.

Chicago. September 81 TIE average Of
fer.nes of native and range ca',le sold
only fairly nj about steady. priccs. bni
Of common and choice native steers were
AZ I09f5.h0. with the bilk Of the tranHar-
ions at t.S5lfls0 There was not much
change IN feeding and butchers cattle but
good lots were stronger. Texas BraEscrs
were steaaier and rather animated ana
Westerns were stronger.
Desirable drovesl OF hogs were well taxi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22
WIRE AND NAILS.

ss oafo w.re market has bern very dull
NE past month or SO, ana prices have
sso a,sntly shaded on attractive orders.
~ stsattuftrs rtpprt a Eehl demand aud
n,, taesVrles nave cuyta.led their output
T.uh'eht accumulation OF stocks.
kS, 1 ,ha assoc alton now practically con-
| W me entire uutlMt OF the mills the
~ ioi Nlrr anu cut nails is embar-
N MY very llttlc competition from out
IS,a |.'s' me manufacturers refused to
N s-" against a ueclne this month.
X 80 mus lar nave been maintained
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22
cOMMERcIAL nRINFs.

Now York. Sep'omher 81 Tie steamship
La GascoEne. from ilpyre, brought 500 opl
I'm ;pld 10 Lazard Frfras.
New York, September g,-Total sales
stocks 1852 Shar"s. lnclud'ng Sugar, b.
500 Msnhattao, 170ni 81. Paul, u 500.
reig YORK. September 2l.-Clcal!ngs 800
al 81. halances. kl.3la lnl.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22
STOCKS.
The following wer, 80 , eios,nk quotations on tns
o.,,'p. "a. .! tna ; sr ytrs ~ ihanzt tOsAy-
ST LOUIS.

ST. Louis. September 2l-cattle-Ro-
cci,is g70i slipn,en,s $50. market Is high-
-. an best ,nttid: native shipping stee~7
a s0fIi.70. drssred beef and butcher s;ooFs
feeders 2.SO1s g. mostly at 3.0oeS,ie; Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22

London. September 2l-Consols for
money 10 S-l6; conscls for the account
lini, bar silver 30 1864 per ounce. money
3. per ceat Tn. rate OF discount IN the
omen market for sheet h.lls Is y per cent;
for months bills lA.gl rs per cent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22

New York September 2l-Whoat receipts
sput opolsod weak closed strong. No !
lard 10 SIS OPTIONS opce,d weak and le-
clued under foreign aud local sellnS
closed l-Sfl-i higher, December " 5-S.
HIDES steady. leather steady Wool
quiet Cotton seed oil nominal.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22
SUGAR.

New Orleans. September Fl sugar
Il .6is rs. ~econds 20sA. Aollases duh
centrifugal 500. a,
New s ork, september l.--5ugar-Raw
dull. refined STEADY.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22
GALVESTON STOCK t.,
ME Day
This Day. Lust Year.

on stllPDOAitD NOT CLEARED.
Cotton on shipboard 40, cleared at oab-
weston today
For New York
Mallory line, s23
Morgan line 600
For Manchester
- kendnl castle, US,
For Liverpool
~ Buckingham l1o2.
rs BednuIn SH5
SIS Holywell 1870
IS Maria go.
81 AlEoa II0-
IS Rullsersien 1902.
So knight Companion 74f2
S. tlenw Oh l7b2.
SIS IIounsi0w 22e5.
So Explorer IVA
IS Architect 1000.
Vessels OF non-members 1886.
For Havre--
IS Deptfcrd 1863.
s. Darlington 40.
Vessels of non membNru 6l90
For Bremen
~ Llmhcrf's Point 5000.
rs 11yotdale liH.
For Hamburg
81 Amala so
Ss Scotia 200
For Genca--
- Turkish Prince 1881.
Total c3. SOL: same day last year lSl74.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22

t sn I'D 5gs2ac seconds 505sc xix ubo' m y
CAIsfirttiiSSN,yfS DEANS, .-.D ioayJc
res'Is, N.'~Il 81 green paues H co. ~ =,
ne lanes Sl45. grapes, a.S02pt a.. n ~,
no. hi 81 .Dgal0; black cherries' 81 AZ
:, CANNED MEATS-Roa,st hes, 80.
3 i,i,n4 ID, H. s1.0on2 25 Ii. cornei heeg
f,zen 4, NV: el, Ia; lib lunch ,tonvue, i
d S2en 7'Ssa2 %; y 10 chopped beef. 3
uoHxen, ~ OF; Franklin saalsages iS ~ M
80 ported ham, dozen. 5Sdsor. III,
ued nam, dozen, 81 Is /, IN ,la,faS9
dn de- q a9 Ken ,SSa6O; Il ID deviled ham.
y 70 oz paratine, assorted coiors ,s,ta.iiffcc:
Slar candles, aM9i5r 'tQfAic'
0 Ti5oFF FL, and cOrdova; Fair l4s.
fancy iSl2NlShc Peaterry. g9G9l, r1 ttp,
ooHcc; Apex basis lO0 H. eases SO * l., u y.
sG commission. ArbuclSle's In 100 III. nases
$50 less &c COMM sion. in "a To- en- es
Si iiito"'' Moeha and Java, fancy blend
&c e -ouR-Cafload lots; Tidal Wave. son.
Ssa falry seconl roller patent. IA. 70. 60,
pn 6n, a. extra roller fancy. s}.3); 81
81 ~ FS,tD, rye hour $40; Pumpernicke
'eIior points; -FOUR in barrels lie above
SACKS. N half barrels. Doc above 81 eis
NsRlNACEQCS COODS-Griss Lom:n1,
a az cream meal, in hills, sgtp: r.arl meal
n 10 u sacks si.l5ai5O per BIZ OF .n n,J,'
Scotch oats So 10 per case.
Y Y III ackcrel. No. |, in 10 h kits, 81. %
Wl.-o' NO !, half bills, ~ 00d6 30. sarl,nes.
~ ~ itneileah quarters. in oil. 3.25, mustar is.
,-'.," 80 slimon. river trout extra No
9Qcm$l co. '' "''''
llAMS- Standard. lOs,dllc; ricnic hams
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22

GALVESTON.

Reported for The Post Ivy a. y. Norman.
I'VE stock commission merchant.
IseYcS-
Choice. per ID, groa@...........- 2HV "a
Common. per III, gross...,......
Cows
Choice, per Id. gross. 2hV IA
Crmlnpi per 10. Eross,,.......
Yearlngs~~
Choice. per III. gross........... 25fp y.
Common, per lib. gross,...".- =.
Caiyeb-.
tmhH, per 10. gross. W "a
Large, per IL. gros5.,,........... " 81
Sheep
Cho.cs per H. groHs......,.,.. % gs
Common. per head. .,.......,....l w W. w
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22
hIfNIN BUCKET SHOpSl
II WIFI Trade with
n VII RESPONSIBLE FINM.
II MIfpRAy g. RI

DANGERS AND BROKERS'.
~, ls3 and i2i Rla'to bldg. Chicago, iii.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22
HIDES AND N00L.
HOUSTON MARKET.

DIV fia fiint' selected ,.,.......".."~ =
nfx salt ......s..f.ss. 's'''''''' -
Net sailed. selected ...'''''''''"',s ~"
Taeer 81 .ua 49,.
observation-disclosures strictly nominal
twelve months. medium. ......''-' ,'9%
twelve months. fine. ..,.''..''-'''-' 49,
SIX months lat.c less. mA4e
T'alIow-prime .. .....-.''''''''''" II -mN
neeswax-Good run ....'.'.'''''''''"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22

aud Indian cattle 10 HIGHER. steers s6Dfr
300 cows i.1jfi2 IS.
ioss--Keceirts s2co, shipments 1900, mar
ket strong to higher light s.i0fi3, To-
heavy 3.1td3s5 mixed 2 Spds3 90.
sheep Receipts SG. shipments none .
market strong to J higher. native mixed
i5oHS.oo. lambs t0c.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
CHICAGO.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22
NEW ORLEANS.

Beeyes weak and values tending down
ward. smooth FAT cows and h.ifcrs fairly
active and firm good heavy calves brisk
yearlings and common calves slow and
weak, hogs and sheep dull.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22
THE FLOUR MARKETS.

n -four market IS active and prices on
sng brands have been advanced dur
lie past few days. a notable eXcep-
I however, is the product of the Texas
Flour mills all grades al which re-
I. At tho recent decline, AS their
~ Wave" and other brands are well
IVA to the South Texas trade, the low
u now prevailing have had n tendency
improve the demand. especially as an
rance Is ANTICIPATED at any time.
b. Minneapolis mills advanced prices
! per barrel last week. and mills in KAN
Missouri amt North Texas have named
S1llons THAI are from 5W20c per bar
: higher than prices recently prevailing.
y export uemand H. reported large, and
y wheat cents per bushei higher than
|vHk age the hour market appears TO
! ID good shape. Cash wheat is scarce
W America markets. and with the evl-
fN that 1t IS liable 10 become scarcer,
IssnSs will no doubt be stimulated 10
e7ed energy in their demands
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22

en-, prices ruling stronger TO higher;
neaylss sold y, 2Sif'j,oa, hackers aud
shoiee medium walghts sold around AIS,
y'r:e HSiHs brought 3.S0etas5 The bulk
ol inc ptekcre' droves sold nj sN,s,l *.
una shipping lots sold chiefly at a.Qolia 70,
eSnl PISS spared Ia tie advance.
raue in sheep VAS as dull as ever and
sheep were weak to l0atla lower with
sh'os slow at i6eii2,S; most OF the sheep
were Westerns and prime natives were
eEaln scarce ana largely Nominal around
a,shp9 %, Lambs were decidedly mere 40.
tive thau sheep and ahowed less weak
ness coinmon to rhnicc selling at e.dolp
aM, with fancy around a9pilt2A
70. 900.