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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-04

can be gotten out, they will drill II IN
and the opinion is expressed that il
will make anywhere from - TO 80 BAR
rels day.
Special to the Register.
ASHLAND, KY, July 9.-A number Of
private parties arc taking of leases IN
Wayne county. w. Va, presumably for
large Pennsylvania compsr.e, that LIy5
heretofore encountered consiG rah.e tr1I-
bic in securing similar privileges through
the general inclination Of natives 90 look
with suspicion upon the efforts Jf The OUT
siders. however reasonable their require
ments may be. In many cases the lass
are made for an indefinite period and The
farmers secure practically nothing tJI
their concessions
Special to the Register
Marietta, Ohio. July 3.-The Big
Nancy well in the Berea grit on tht
Johnson farm, one mile back Of New
port, this county made two magn.i'
cent flows to-day, and Will be a far bet
ter producer than at first expected. The
well is located 1.j00 feet from the Hen
dershot produce and opens up cons.o'
cradle new stuff. Ii is owned by capt
NJ. F. Noll, Henry Roeser, Kerr BROS.
Geo. w. Haight and Capt. Roe and Z
near the centre of a nice tract or D"
acres. Operations in the immedla.f
vicinity have already taken on new i'i'
on account of the strike.
The new McCary well, on the Me-
Cary farm. at Sand Hill, was put
pumping Thursday and is better 'fan
a 1OO-bg~rel producer. Il is owned by
Rosser Bros. & Downing, Frank WEI
Judge Chamberlain and Warren Ti2-l-
Hey.
The Brooks well. on the Ho'a-a
farm. at Leiih's run, which was r'9''.
ed very small when drilled a
thereby caused wry faces l many
quarters. was shot with l20 quar- r. ~
glycerine and turns out 20 ba ia''.,
good well better than 30 barrels ~
dav. The owners Of the hole are .l,S
Rock Oil Company and the Grafton q
NoI1 OH Company The weiI is located
165 feet from The big Stewart
Oil CITY. Pa. July g. Credit balances
e car,afcates opened, highest, low
est and closed S115; no sales; snip
ments 114.21O barrels: runs, lllz99 bar
rels. ..,...-, o,.i....
Pennsylvania crude easier al $Ll''-'
Ohio crude steady al 6Jc.
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for Infants and Children

"CcGscr1e tsso well adapted TO children that
Irecomnaeld it as superior to any prescription
knoNE 70 me" H. A. ARCHER, Il D.,
III So. oxford ST., brooklyn, n. Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-04

The stage Of water last night was
) feet 2 inches. Falling.
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The leading future. ranged az follows:
CHICAGO.

Chicago, December 29.-Whent today ad-
yanced nearly &c. the market showing
more strength than 1t has for some weeks.
Foreign and domestic statistical news was
also very strong and altogether smoother.
Corn and oats were strong, closing i24lh
respectively higher. Provisions on the
contrary. We're weak and declined 5a7ta.
Wheat was strong from the start Open
Ing quotations were from i.ni2 higher,
partly because of the Liverpool OPENING,
advance OF I'D and partly because OF the.
feeling of the local financial trouble. which
was thought to he over. Opening trans
actions for May We're "a range of from
s2i. TO s2i4 1t soon began to gather addi-
tional strength Liverpool quotations
came Nd lower for Janunry, however. ami
"A bank failure was reports from Minue-
apolis and another from Roanoke, Va
the effect of which upon the whole market
was a temporary reaction to N2ls. 1t did
not take long to recover from it's easier
following and about noon II was bringing
ssh. Closing cables had In the meantime
been received. showing moderate advances
at Berlin and Paris and recovery at
Liverpool of IA more than II had lost
while Bradstrcts worlds visible showed
The heavy decrease of 2555 006 bushels ms
compared with ZOO bushels decrease on tie
corresponding week OF the year before AMI
heavier decrease had been ieoked for.
During the last hour the volume Of trad.
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COFFEE

New, York D,cemher 9-Coffse-options
ppslei st@idy. unchanged to 10 points
nghcr on better foreign news and smaller
hrazlIlan receipts; also liberal warehous.
aSi N, encouragei by European buying
OF Iale posr1ons an1 runners Of bull sh
crop estimates were factors later in the
gay. Inc close was Quct and steady AZ
a net advance of l00l5 POINTS; spot r. O
all. i''s
Total warehouse deliveries from tho
n-toi states l7a72, including Ii. 253 from
New York; New York stock TO-DAY $50 sos:
InNe states stock il0.l9O: ahcat for the
rniteI states 3le.OOl; total visibie for the
wear N
Santos. December 29,-Conee~-Gcol aver
2iG0. stock "a 900 iN'
Hamburg. December 29-.Coffoe quiet and
unchanged sales 30 900
:, no, a, December 29.-Coffse steady; No. Z
Rio lo.o" RODS per 10 klos exchange
l3-lGd: rccclpts. two days 1000 cleared
for the United States 1000: for Europe
iIavre. December 2o.-Cofee closed oule,
at an advance of Af; safes 2l0O0
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Si'd IN good demand.
Texas oil mills have reduced tho pr,c.
OF ( rine crude cotton seed oil b 49, per
gallon -
Eggs were held az PIC for avn Z. tr.3av
hul y was coon found mpossin, 10 oht.fn
Local stocks OF enrle7 cons p. pr nc,pail,.
q me, win sap AID Ben Davis var'efiaa
Ne" YORK BaldNans and IT ssouri u ppirs
are very scarce = fH''-H
Tho stock Of canned mackerel Of an do
scnp'tons n frs; hands Is said 10 be- eY
iiaut ted. though tho output Was hestyla-
The t.lgin butter market APPEARS "a y.
IN good shape and prcc- have hen st,ea.ly
5eccntly. Local dealers are sccur.n, ~
&c for fancy Elgin creamery. -'F
AZ this time last ypar Texas ocps uere
selling On the local market at l61fl7r ond
many dealers found II profitable 10 min
them TO New York and Chicago. 1,h"rn
prces were very high. This year i6c.i
prices are nearly as high IA Eastern quo
tatiors. f"'-
As far as can be learned bv the GAIT
forna Fruit Grower. something like Sg,o
acres OF vineyards were s.et out d,,,I ~,
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SnNyIniII Chnnxcs.

force of men began work at Mobile yes
tcrday taking up the plancr machine ry
there. same TO be removed and ufei in
mills at Asia on the Sabine aai East Texas
road, the planer plant OF which mill was
burned some two months ago. The Mobile
mills being short OF timber. II Is probable
the plant there will rot run again until tim.
Der can be secured on favorable terms
The Nebraska Lumber company at Dou-
cette began work this morning, putting In
sizer. edger. moulding machines and tesaw.
This mill will soon be equal In capacity
in manufacturing fine lumber to any In
this section.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-30

AVAILABLE GRAIN SUPPLY.

New, York, December 29.-Special cable
and telegraphlc dispatches TO Bra dstreet's.
covering the principal points OF accumu-
iasion. indicate the following changes In
available supplies OF grain last saturday.
as compared with the preceding SATURDAY
w hcat-lnited States aud Canada, east
OF the Rockies. decrease $1,000; afloat for
anu IN Europe. decrease l.Te6og: total de-
'reaSs word visible supply, $4,000.
the Rockies, Increase 2Na coo
taIs-t nitel States and Canada. east OF
tire Rockies, increase .Niq 900
The more important, Increases in avail
Gple stocks OF wheat las week not Gov
cred IN the cfiicia visible supply state
Jams. ont. At various Manitoba storage
points and in Northwestern interior eia-
yaiors in the United States. aud 5000 at
Omaha.
Corresponding decreases incluIe 1900
bus hels al Chicago private elevators 70 900
bGshP!, AT Calves on. 80. 0o0 bushels in Min
els at louisville
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-30

,AfPLEs-FArcy sliced, in boxes. i.Q
BANANAS Per bunch. o1ckcd fo- chin
mont, u 3,Il, %, loose punches. 81. eJftl. 10.
tpNpANCTS--s3.75 lii.00 per hundred. lea
Pt.S-Malaga in e0-lb bbs. sc. 5O5f7 %
=. LEM lNS-Siessina and Palermo. choice,
y lls> Brazil. &c per pound; flberts.
SICILY, llcy Naples. lZ!ac, wai.uts llul3c
PEANUTS, ~f5's -; almonds. 'raragona. l27p
!1e per pound - sackp, pechns. 7.aNsIsc
oRANGES- Mexican, S3.sjHi.cp: Caiifor-
U3.25 yer box.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-30

| irs incrva Sod and the price gradually rose
| 10 a under ls>siinS. SscNneth was mann
| ieinct to the end. the closing price io'
| alsy being &Ssr>t
corn was sustained to soiue extent ~
| tie strength OF wheat. the damp weather
which 10 Interfering with the movement
from country points AcinS also given as a
reason FOR better prices. rhe close was
AIM.
Tho market for oats was dun one. with
prices confined 10 a narrow range
Provisions took little comfort from the
strcnsth In wheat and corn. The hog mar
kct was weak and that IVES enoush APP
parcntls 20 give \ downward tcndcrr" 70
The products, the decline being aided by
The raj selling by pa ,kers. La&r ", IN.
session the continued strength of wheat
caused slight rally from the bottom.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow. wheat.
y cars, corn. 2o. oats. 10. hogs. Sa,WV
head.
Cash quotations were as follows:
flour--Firn.
Mhea, No. sprins, sossaSoh. No. 8.
7Sg75 No. red, alSsasS.
Cora-No. :. 3. ,..-,o ~,
oats-No. 2, II: No. whl'e. lsi.Gl9: No.
white, i.Iiti..
Rye-No. :. Ssis.
Barlcy--No. nominal; No. 5, T. o. h..
2n.rS, No. I, (. >. b.. .2F25.
FAX ssed-No. !. I'sl,Sa.
Timothy seci-prime, 10
Mess pork-'cr barrel. 6.62'9ns6S
lart-fer loo pounpS, 5 .2lslS,1.
Shor; ribs sidss-Loose, l70pS.@
Dry sailed shoulders -EoNet +AGha.
Whisky-D!stillers' finished goods per
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STOCKS.
FIN ANCIAL..

Galveston: Sterling sixties. buying $3.50.
discount. selling at par; New Orleans slight
buying Il discount. selling sc premium;
American silver. buying &c discount. sell
Ing at par.
New York. Sterling exchange. b,nksrs
sNtice. sis2h1i.S. commercial sLSA1
i.e3le re.chmarks, bankers sixties liA
francs. bankers sixties. 80: commercial.
:. ~ as.
Nav Orleans; Sterling exchange. bark.
ers' slxtns siSli2Gi. sea: New York sight.
bankers rar. commercial $50 discount.
London; Bank rate. 4 per cent: street
rate 5-sa3s, pertccnt: silver - 7-sd: con-
SCls for money Ill 3-N
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-30
PAINTs AND OILS

10 oiIc-Ilnse'l. IN bbis. raw, &c; boiled
90 sse $50. brilliant oh. N.5j; IN Ibis. lie,
stove gasoline, IN cases. Il 70 in bbls., lic
Luplon oil. In bbs. l9c; IN cases, 81 30:
, a. " mtlical rure. N.go. turpcntine,
WHITE LEAD-Sirictly pure. GGisnc;
suannard white load, ilec. pointers, 81.
" NDoM oI.ASf-'ln boxes. co and 10
70 " ana - per cent llacomnt nnY ust
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-30
WOOL.

Boston, Mass. December o9.-Thc wool
market here continues with the volume
expected until after New Year. There is
nothing TO make 1t look as II prices would
advance at present. Dealers are not in
clined 10 make any concessions althouph
q move of i9c in this direction would
nave seen some fair sized blocks change
hands. Territory woods continue quiet and
most OF the sales consist of small lines
Fleece woods are quiet and AZ ca sier val.
ues Texas woods. spring medium. IL
months, llal2: secured prices. 27l29; spring
It32. "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-30
HIDES AND WOOL
HOUSTON
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

New York December 29.-Cotton seed
products quiet; prime crude oil. in barrels
zoe; prime summer yellow, in barrels ga
23l@c: prime cotton seed meal, $3.50
New Orleans December 29.-The market
for cotton seed oil ~ quiet and unchanged
meal and cake easier: prime crude oil In
bulk. lie, prime summer yellow. in barrels.
22M22i2c; meal and cake. sl67jnl7O0 per
short ton. long ton. for export. $3.50.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-30

chicago, December 20 In cattle the sup.
plE proved sufficient to meet the moderate
V1u.; elhehts, Sales were on a basis of
9s;;iVaS'o for tho poorest up to 50of52a for
.mc pest beef steers. with the hulk of
udninS between 100 and 500. Stockers
hld feeders sold at low range of prices
mld butchers and consumers stun sold
lteeiy ~ eteady prices. Cows aold largely
az = s5M325; for heifers, 3,l0u3.s0; for bulls.
a.UI5'@. q few common calves sold at
snl5'o0. while the best ones brought SIS
H31o Texas fed cattle ul changed.
IN hogS pr.ces suffered decline of
about Zoe in most grades. Packers were
indiuercnt about buying and sales arc
SOW az S.o3h3 i2is for common TO prime
lots, WIKI the bulk Of sales aa9G3S5
IN sheep the demand was very good and
Ir'ces were steady. with snles OF common
10 choice sheep at 2.ooa3.75; yearlings. $500
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-30

st, Louis. December 29-Flctr un-
changcd Whed Futures opcno1 firm,
crmber and May; spot h Cher No. . rcd,
cash e'eyatcr g bid: track 49,, No. Z
%rd. cash S.i2: December 93i4 May ~ rs
y July Is Id, Corn-Futures opened
d,il. clo9ei il@3-sc above yesterday; snot
dull ami higher: No 2 cash 20l. Deem
Per @',; May % asked. Oats dull and
Raraav duh. C1rlmeaI 15S. B,:on mr.
changed. Flax seed higher. II. PRIME
nnothy serl TO- Hay unchanged Wits
~ -. Lead quiet; spelter dull. 3 ST..
Iork lower stan lard mess iobbing asa
~; iari lower: prime steam 3.i2ik
cho.se 3.t2.a. Bacon and dry sal: meats
ste1dN Rece pts-Flour aHo. wheat q. 0pO.
corn 1900. oats 1900. Shipnents-Fiour
wv; wke1t 4l.g0. corn l3s. OBJ oats 70 Qtl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-30
NEW ORLEANS.


ana heiiers fam; good calves ara warnings
in demand; hogs dun.
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MONEY AND INVESTMENTS.
The Stock Market Yesterday Still
Dull.
But A STRONGER TONE PREVAILED
The Bona Market Exhibited Decided
strength and Some @ains Were
Madc-T0tal of the Snics.

New York December cs.-SAlthough the
| stock market today failed to display any
| Improvement over the recent light records
! Of business a stronger tone was apparent.
! chiefly on covering Of shorts. There WAS
! a continued absence 81 commission bust
| ness and tho rallies were inspired by more
cheerful advices In relation 10 the Wesi-
ern bank situation, a reported easter trend
10 money IN London, ami a weaker tend
ency in ihe market for foreign exchange
In few OF the more active specialtcs
manipulation for a rise was eviden, ana a
favorable infucnce also resulted from
moderate purchasing oNiers for foreign
account Despite the heav!aess OF eN-
change. experts expressed conflicting
views 10 the immediate movement OF
that market. The point OF uncertainty
= the amount Of exchange tha, has been
boarded ami the probable extent of re-
nenals Of maturing loans IN the coming
months. Tho preponaerance of opinion is.
however. in favor of lower exchange rates.
There Was but little news of Importance
bearing on the market. the action OF the
courts IN granting a temporary Injunction
restraining the payment of he Manhattan
dividend not being known in the street
unt.i after the close OF business. Business
was extremely uull during the forenoon
hut in the afternoon came degree OF
activity. Reading displayed heaviness
around noon on realiZa;ions, but a decline
cred.
The bond market displayed decided
strength In The prominent issues. but
among the usually neglected bonds some
declines occurred. including Atlantic and
PACIFIC fours. to 10 per cent. Louisville
ana Nashville iives, >. arI Scioto Valley
principal gains were Missouri. Kansas and
Eastern fire =. ?. Kansas and 're.as seq
onds. ~; Atchison adjustment fours
n an>GS Pacific sizes OF 1896 trust re-
ce.pts. and Northern Pacific consols, fives.
I5eGo
Total sales stock TO-DAY, LTD, AS shares
including: Sugar. l2,7cJ. burlington. IS 100.
81. Paul. Ii,SQO
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l Ian; ana lambs. 3.5eas.lo. An. y
sold y, sei +. Sage,s around sS an ~ IN q
2 o.p ro at ta.son3.s5 and IA sMssssn +
cI 3aa Mexican yearllnve Ssfti s
1900. oVVo; hoss, ~ "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-30
GALVESTON ssock' nj.
rcr,prs AND sHIpasss..l,

The total receipts of :. s0 ficIIos Is .,,,.y
'o Bv CUT. colorado ana :. xortSa
III ~ International anu uas.s,l
railway. 270i, houston and
railway, llSo. r-a,s,., and TeSs' !.
GAG. -, Ia Ports anu
railway. TO-; Iiverpool. g n,sn
CepenhagEein;G ss 81 a cotton n'A
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE
Port of Galveston. D,..ub,,

ARRIVED W
IS -eny, Stewart. Las Palma,
News. .aH Nev
CLEARED.
rs concho. Risk. New York
SAILED.
IS Rita. Ceniga, LiwrpcoL
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LONDON MONEY

Lordon. December 2a-ConSols for money
III 81, for the account 1ili4. bar silver
p sd per ounce; n oney 3ia1 Per cent;
rate OF discount in the open market for
short Ms B IS per cent. for three months
bills %. per cent
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NEW YORK MONEY

New York. December 29.-tiovernn1snt
bonds strong. State bonds quiet. ra.,r,al
Money on call easy az 1i7T2 per cent:
last loan >. clcsei 1T fLG2: rIrf M ,1,erra n
Tile iapar 3i3f; ": sterling exchange heavy
VIII actual br'.n-ss n bankers bills at
i>5's for demand and i.s3'5 fo- 81 da, 5 /:
M rc.al hills 81: bar silver e. IS: s.fvcr
certificates t5ito65i Mexican dollars 80.
C9edungs $50, 1871 balances s6,6li, SIS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-30

Kansas City. December eo-whe,t
steady: No; harl nominaily ~: No. 2
red nomnally %; No. ? sprng 75is. Corn
acuVe; N'o. ? mixed l7Anl7i3 OATS slow
80. white l9u22ia. Rye-No 2 nom!nallv
x Hay steady: choice timothy 500 %;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-30

last seascn in California Il = estimated
that the acrea<e set out TO vines this sea-
son Will approx mate iQ,0N.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-30
THE BUSINESS BAROMETER.
Al Index to the Condition Of Trade
Generally.
THE WHOLESALE GROCERY MARKET
I4attIe Activity bat q strong Under
tone ON Many Articics-lmprove-
mcnt in Prices for Hidcs.
Office OF The Post

Houston, Tuesday, December =.
Tho wholesale grocery market has beer
without life this week and very htcie &C
tivity Ii expected until the new year mas
had fair stnrt.
There have been no fluctuations worth
recording recently. bu, nearly all the sta
pie groceries appear 30 have steady tone.
In sugar hardly a significant feature has
transpir.d in three weeks. There has
been no marked change IN the s.iratioa
abroad. and cyerytbing wa IS some nav
moving feature 10 have effect upon the de-
mand end price.
The market for Brazil coffecs has made
q slight improvement this week, though
mainly affecting contracts.
Flour Is strong at the last advance and
Texas mills are now securing the highest
prices seen In two or three years.
While the demand for race is tsht ct
present. there is no accumulation OF any
desirable grade. End the market geaerally
has healthy upiertone.
Molasses has been lower on some grailss
though there IS no increase IN the supply
OF choice stock. which brings full price.
Canned goods show no change tn values,
but adyrces from produang ceote-s .ndi-
cate light stocks OF many a-Szcles aud a
disposition on the part o. sellers - hold
for bEs1zer prices.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-30

Ia U-sN1.s'ss ms aAGpe1s-s iaa hide
s-te-s hArs recovered marry ell Of the
feca-t .csE Ire Chicago market $ at
least i.-c higher al around T'ae advance
4 CONSIDERED remarkable coming a. N $
;'ne o. ysar mi "a view OF the bank fail
ares AK the generally reluctant charac-
Ter Of commerc.,
The Chicago Shoe and LEATHER Review
SAYS Of country hides: The depression
In country hides has been reversed AID
buns are now .irm and strong at s.. sew
era! buyers paid Sc ard the mark-. was
quickly cleaned up before rhrlEtmaS. Ohiu
tums are held at Sac and SIC Was offered
and refused. There seems to b. a geaer Al
movement In all the murkes to raise
quotations. The advance is based on the
shortage of t.des ~ country points"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-30
KANSAS CRY

o. Kansas nan 1soo City, December . ~. /
en.l.s Woo, shipments ~. IN q
it 7ES,5 iexas steers 2.aseisS -
80 80" 80; native steers IT, ~ n
am heifers l.75d3. 20: s,o ~ latM g
;;;;Tclad4.o: bulls l.Spds. q ~ NJ
,l.mp' shipments none; Wy t
Duck of sales 3.2od3.y): hssv t, ~ n
l !, ~. 80, 8. lVn3: %: mixed NJ,
. 39d5. VIA workers. 3.SSi, 81 & I
S.lo. Sheep-Recelpts alS 49,
steady lambs 5.Nd5.O0; mu, e,npnes q I
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NEW YORK

New York December 2a-Whe,t-Re-
repts 1850, exports 1900; srot strong ::
No; | nara "2f. Optiors opened rtro1g
the hhying mot YES beng higher cables
covering OF shorts and hg seahcard clear
anceS, closed ! 5-Sm2 3-Sc NET higher. M
> red. May IS 3-Sdsa7-s. clos,j % ~. ~.
ceinH oOad92is. closed 92is Hides, leath-
er. cotton seed oil and pig iron ou.et.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

,o ,incngc, December 29-Buttcr easy; dairy
w nelmery lSU9i4 Eggs weak. fresh Is
nansas city, December 2,--3u,ter weak;
changed. u. 1"N
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-30

The sesrsa-to- Of las week was the
heavy failures a; Chicago and IN the
No-thH'est. Ter failures. growing out o.
tbs ass gnnlea; Of the National Bank Of
lAiesa4s seven o: the7n failures OF banks o.
bankers. lrrlu3las the Nafionsi Baak 0.
ui1ais. repo-- iabStt5es aE-rcg afiazs ST.
s.t1a. IL o,0e" 81 which S cgSsl.ted 70
the Na;-o-lAl BAN @. Innois. Ia he
United Sla2es ths total number @: failures
for .lvs dagy eiadlrs Welne-ss1 ~ was 20
RIG IN caArlal1a a. ic4a2 ~. EEaiasf - n.
p-s,e.fcse week and IA. tse CORES roz4ii;ls
w7S'k szs- F=a-. ~ whra ~ sene n thu
Iraite1 Sizes zrs - 70 - ra5l. j. Ih2
.gslLrN-llag lE;iie f-sar uIus Review. :
: We. TN lnlEl rg-ltrr O. fafl-i-es reF.r---
81 from essln S--4Hdr O. ira n.t.l S;lfeS
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VESSELS IN nm,

'@LS IN tOhr.
IS ShawmIt. Fowler 4 Mcylu.
IS Turkestan, Fowler 1 Vcytx
IS glasgow. Fowler 4 MoVltk
50 Thorntondale. Fowler 1 WcvxA
SIS knutsford. Fowler 4 Ncvius
IS t:denmore. ]. Moller & ca
IS Fenmoor. w. W. Wilson.
SIS Treasury. ]. Moller 4 ID.
SIS Whitfield. j. Moller 4 c..
IS Adra, Fowler & Mcvi,ie,
IS Tropic. j. Moller & Co,
IS Administer. ]. Moller & ca
IS bernard Hall. Sawyer 4 ca
SIS Capella. Parr & Co
SIS Cromwell, Cullitord CiaYin ID
SIS Gytler. Reymershoffer 4 Co.
IS Corcho. Sawyer & Co.
Bgc Atlas, Fowler & AIcvlue.
Bye Regulator. Fowler & Mcrts
Bge Ocean Belle, Fowler 4 MtrHa
Tug @. w. Pride. Fowler L NcvsA
Sch Nelson Bartlett, GalveSton Gao
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VESSELS SAILED FOR Cuyuu


So Accomac, Liverpool, NovsaI9 Z
SIS Ainsdale. Malta, Decsmb6i
IS Alaska. Parry, Nov. %. >-w,
SIS Arthur Head, Malta Dec
SIS Birchiield. Havre, Decembef u
SIS Britanic. St. Michael. Nov. !
SIS Castle Faeu. Colon. llecembw 4
SIS Cromwell. Sunderland, Dc
SIS Dunraven. Cardiff, Dec
SIS Eden Hall. Dundee, Dec >
SIS Fennock. Swansea, Nov. ,
SIS Hammond. Rio Janetro. NcvA
SIS Helen, Liverpool. Dec. y
SIS ldar, Newport, December y
SIS Leona. New York, December p K
SIS I.obelia. Penarth. Dee,
SIS Lucina, Rio Janeiro, Dec, 2
SIS Mariro. Havre, Decembef y,
SIS Nadura. Cardiff. Dec. y :.
So navigator. Liverpool, Do y
& Norns. Las Palmas. Decem8fc
S. North Lands. Sunderland. pG&
e Saurv Las Paln,as, Dec
g. Snrirewell, Liverpool. DIX.
Sc Strathclyde. Perrin. Dec .
IS Tolosa. Barry. NOV.
SIS lJnpeth. Halifax. Dec. u
Ga victoria. sunderland, Dsc' g =
Sch OSCAR {. Schmidt. Reedy isa'@ =
tober 81. w. vays m
Bark Genesta, RIO 1a"en" \
-. . p..dy ~
Sch Willie R. Bohanns0' h'u
Dec. II. uos,oa pscGu
Der 10.
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DAILY INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
HAVRE MARKET.

Havre. December 29-The market was
quiet but steady at slight decline.