davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-09-11

The Mckinley organs persist
emily assert that free coinage will
drive gold out of the country.
WHAT gold? If any ono in this
section has seen any gold in cir.
eulation this year We have not
heard oft, There is no gold to
run out. All that there is here is
hid away. Give us something tina,
will circulate.-Little Rock Ga
zette.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-09-11

The result Of the county election
was foregone conclusion and no
person seems to have found sin.
gle surprise in the returns. We
remarked a couple of years ago
that the Dem ocracy would never
again be defeated in this county.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-09-11

Castoria is truly "A marvellous thing
for children. Doctors prescribe it, med
ical journals recommend it and more
than million mothers are using it in.
stead Of Paregoric. Bateman's Drops.
so-caled soothing syrups and other
narcotic and Supplying remedies.
Castoria is the quickest thing to regu-
late the stomach and bowels and give
healthy sleep the world has ever seen.
1t is pleasant to the taste and absolute
ly harmless. 1T relieves constipation,
qniets pain, cures diarrhGa and wind
collie, alays feverishness, destroys
worms aud prevents commissions,
so0thes the child and gives it refreshing
and natural sleep. Castoria is the
child's panacea-the mothers friend.
Cast0riais put TIP in zone size bottles
only. IT is NIT sold ia bulk. Don't al
low anyone TO sell you anything else
on the plea or promise that it is lust
as good" and will answer every pur-
pose See that you get CASToRIA.
''s =: ! AHH2Zllu 1 ',a'
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-09-11
The Laoie s.

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use Syrup OF Figs,
under all conditions, makes it their favor
lite remedy. To get the true and genuine
article. look for the name of the CaIifor-
mia Fig Syrup Company, printed near the
bottom of the package. For sale by all
responsible druggist.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-09-11

Chills are bad sign. Chills portend
the oncoming of serious disease. They
are an early symptom OF malaria, precede
pneumonia, inflammation of the bowels
and many other dangerous diseases.
They should never be neglected. DR..
Bells Peppermint Chill Tonic cures them.
1t tastes like mint candy. ID. &. Webb
guarantees it.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-09-11

Joshua Fitch failed. to carry his
own township, Sheriff Williams re-
eeiving thirty-three majority at
that box.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-09-11

1t is TO be hoped that Judge COZ
fey has renewed that promise to
his family. and that he will be able
TO resist temptation in the future
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-09-11
Lost

l,y the long heated summer unetite.
one will lose iheft energy ana ssPppsowls
and if they Witty one bottte 9. .I n,t theit
Iron Tonic thsylWill soon Iec9' II II nir.
lost strength end appetite = =
ton.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-09-11

The negroes couldn't be fooled
aea,n. lots. Of them voted the
Democratic ticket straight.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-09-11

The election is over and the
country IS safe.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-09-11
Cure Cd.

no noe Pi,ls with Hoods sarssos,,,,.
snu 'ney have done me much p oA ,
VIII not be without them. Ibave svOa' !
bottles of Hoods sarsaparilla, and t ss.sa y
the blessing of God, it has cu,sa a'ssa
l worked as hard as ever the n.s. ' :. ne'
mer' and l am thankful to say I ! u
Well. Hoods Pills when tab. an
HOODS sarsaparilla help yerv NV, VIM
MRS. NJ. NJ. MESSENGER Eree.,,, uuch.'
This and many other cures n,0,a 's :,
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-09-11

Children Cry for Pitchers Castotia..
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-09-11
We rvous

reopie ma just the help thsv
need, in Hood'sssarsan,r;,, 20 nach
nishes the desired strength Il iu.
lying, vitalizing and en,;.'. Pun.
blood and thus builds up the y. 'S
tones the stomach and regu ,I As'' :
whole system. Read this: '' %
~, ~ war, want to praise Hoods sa,..,..
MY health run down, and t .@s,saparlA
After that, my heart and ne-~a I we grip
were badly affected, 50 that T .a system
my own work. Our physician ~ 0'da
some help, but did not cure, gave ne
10 Try Hoods Sarsaparilla. soo. welded
do all my own housework. Tha. could
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-09-11

For Congress. First Congressional District,
p, ID. MCCULLOUGH. JR. of Lee.
The oasis., 1896-11-21
FOR GOOD GOVERNMENT.

In conversation with prominent democrat of Tucson, Tuesday, the gentleman expressed 10 TIE OASIS editor a hope that the straight repub- licans of Pima county wifi succeed in stamping she A. P A. out of exist ence. And he based the hope on the ground of public policy. He said that so long as the A. r. A. exists the Mex ican vote will be soldly arrayed against the republican party. That will assure the election of none but democrats to the county offices. With n certainty of election that party would gradually become indiiferent; not upon it's mettle to continually put forward it's best men the offices would gradually fall into worse hands. and that the incapable, inefficient and dis honest officials, securely intrenchcd behind public di-dppia'vAl of the re- ligious test in lo.illcs could not De dlslodged, working continual detri- ment to public interest without remedy on account of the other issues involved. For the sake of good gov ernmcnt. said a gentleman it is to be hoped the republican party can purge itself of this incubus and allow the re- turn of that vote which will other wise make the county hopelessly dem ocraticH
The oasis., 1896-11-21
INCREASING IN KNOWLEDGE.

Early last week the Citizen knew nothing of any A. P. A. organization in Pima county This week that en- terprising and wide awake journal has advanced in Knowledge sufficiently to learn that such an organization does exist, and that the editor of THE OASIS was fired out of 1t after having failed to control it to his own personal ends That is right neighb0r Keep on with your growth in knowledge and you will finally reach a full and free admission of all the facts in the case To date your feeble attempts, srst at denying the existence of such a parasite upon the republican party. and latteriy at defending the uefari- oas organization, would be amusing were they not SO pitiaDle.
The oasis., 1896-11-21

TIE Citizen of Monday quotes the vote in Tucson at the election two years ago to show that the republican party is as strong as ever and has not been hurt by the \. F. A. But at that election there was an X. r. X. in full blast, and there was then a big kick against it. However the o9poSi- tion was not so well organized as now; but it was felt, and it's votes would have elected the entire county ticket.
The oasis., 1896-11-21
SONORA SETTINGS.
A colieetion of Happenings in the State
 Over Inc Line.

A Collection of Happc cnings in the State
 Over ihe Line.
 The federal government has pur- chased the dry dock at Guaymas.
 The roundup at the Santa Barbara ranch of NJ. Mascaresas Is progressing favorably and nearly finished. Mr. Mascarelas reports a'haayy calf crop this year. One day last week one of his yaqueros accidentally shot him self in the leg.
 M. Duchatnet, manager of tue Com pania Minera de la Sierra del Gro, at Bacoache, Arizpe district, has gone to Chicago to buy ten stamp mill of Fraser SS Chalmers. Joe de Lusignan has been engaged to erect tue ma chincry when it arrives.
 Concentrating machinery for the Mexico and Sacramento mines of Car men Ortega, near Soyopa in the Sa- huaripa district Of Sonora, is now en route from Germany, and will shortly arrive. Joe de Lusignan has been engaged to go to the mine and erect the machinery.
 Information recently received from Dresden, Germany, conveys the intel ligence of the death in that city on October 27th, of Napoleon Graf, the well known capitalist and owner of the great La Dura gr0np of mines. Bright's disease was the cause of his death.
 This week MT. Jos. de Lusignan has been shipping the machinery for Mr. L. Ephraim's Fl Promontorio mine out to the camp, and is going out to set it up. The machinery comprises q boiler, pump and heater. A concen- trating plant has been ordered from Germany and will be erected as soon as it comes.
 The litigation which has been pend ing for nearly two years, between the partners II. F. Evans and J A. Me Pherson, owners of the 'DOrada' mine in the tres district, has been decided in favor of the defendant, J. A. Me Emerson. This decision was expected by everyone who had any knowledge of the case.
 Just received at Chenoweth x Mix the celebrated Dr. Semmes Electro Magnetic belt. 1t acts directly on the neves and heart and reanimates debil- itated nerve force and muscular power It inyigorates and polarizes every atom of nerve matter in the body. Through it's direct action on the heart it causes a powerful circula- tion of the blood, stimulating within and driving disease out. It will cure Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Consripa- tion. etc. Diseases of the Spine, Sto- mach, Bowels, Liver, Kidneys, Womb, Oyaries and all that class of diseases denominated general and nervous de- N~1 a
The oasis., 1896-11-21

FOR SALE: A Dayton bicycle, al- most ncw and weighs twenty-oue pounds Morgan X Wright quick re- pair tires. For further particulars address J. D., care of TIE OAmg.
The oasis., 1896-11-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
PROTEST.

The undersigned. J. B. stoman of santa Ana. Mexico, and Tadco Gruretagoyena, are exclusive owners of the Cananea copper mines. In the district of Arlzpc, state of So- nora, Mexico and wc hereby protest that any sale of the property named by W. C. Greene, Harry Caraway, chata de Posqucira, or any other person or persons whatever except ourselves would be null and void, and of no value whatever
 Parties Co whom the Cananca copper mines may have been or may be offered are hereby notified of our ownership and cautioned against making any purchase Of the proper lle-a int ufN rti.
 !. E. sTORMhN.
 TADEO GRURETAGOYENA. SANTA ASA, sonora. Mex, November II, isa6.
The oasis., 1896-11-21

Fine YaQuiRiver Oysters. Spanish Mackrrel Rock Cod, Tom Cod. Else Cigar-. Cigarettes. a1d biqu- prs Ui aii kinds frcsh rapgn bui- trrHrd egg. daily. All kinds of fruit in season. Fancy and -tapie groceries. Guaduiaiara ware.
 FRANCO BgOTHEps.
 Hcaalss, Bonore,
The oasis., 1896-11-21
Fresh Fish
 And Oysters
RECEIVED DAILY

orders Promptly Filled
 for any point in Arizona or Sonora --~~'U1EY
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-16
CHICAGO.

chicago. May Is Wheat finally sue
,.,,,,i,i today to the absence OF the snip
n,,',s demand The weakness Mas furthur
a,inrusnted by more iavotab,e crop r.
~ FL ami July wheat nnhiiN ,'9sen
rp.,t ,ower than Yesterdays ina nAWrs'
ss, ,ne markets We're also affected. corn
r,nsinr rs lower. oats i ana PROVISIONS
5dlh lower 80, asft,, t,n,-
.,1NFd hut price changes were nhli'lpni !.
, nm 10 noon and the market was about
a b' IL closed last night There was NJ
'5i,.tclv nothing IN the trading during lho
80 h6ur az sufficient cho;ce = nay" my
eject anon Prices ana VIVA. nv No. m,,.t,.lt
- here was was due TO IN" hihlitd
a, ,,,a,,rt at buying and selling that trans
',ed Al the opening prices we're irlne
,,,.r Int there was nothing 10 inhucnct
~ ~ end the fluctuations during ths i'rs'
,it,r'' mounted TO only i.Ii. Crop cam
n""i ra,,erts were plenty. but ~ NieW OF
- sar, that the country SIM Ioclihfs
- n,rcase on the strengih OF uhihNofh-
~ fnro,, reports the trade continues shti+
pc ,ior ding their reliability. When n.
w York clearances came m riteMinf
.feW ,Ss DO bushels ba- been exported,
.nas Nils took heart. IN view OF ths lac,
~ ~, thls il the largest amount cicaihn
ma. 80, nna day for some tim. ma siaftrn
o., adysanee Prices rallied S-sHi2 from tue
a i a. low point. hut sopn rthete1. iuis
lntennd about !. lower at hS a,sdhats tol'
~ sea, and hack 10 o5'e' puilne, ~ ~
% ne crowd awoke TO IN, iac. l,sa'
houi .snorts were more favorable toaay-
CROP CIV reported that country Az
iNa!.ss,, a., 5teated a big improvement IN ths
VIC - -, OWING 10 rains ana copieI
son.hns TIE marke, broke TO % 80 'of
WAL WA, r'iioying weak al that price, ,,oro
1u nss,n VAS inactive and .d!d niue more
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-16

than follow wheat. Cables came I'D lower
ana receipts wcrS a little heavier, which
helped Increase the weak feeling mnni-
Tested.
oats--Only a moderate business was
done. The feeling was easier and prices
declined In sympathy with the wheat
market and also influenced by more lib
etal receipts July closed weak
Provisions opened about steady and
practically unchanged on tho better tone
OF the liv. stock market but soon yielded
10 the influence of their weak surround
ings in the gram pit From stcadinvss
the feeling soon changed TO slight dcprvs
sion and later TO tho greater extremity
oi hepvness. The closing prices were the
lowest OF the day.
Estimates for Saturday-w hca, ID cars.
corn 30 cars. oats gc0 cars, hogs !5.0s
heal.
Cash quotations were as follows;
rlunr-Steady.
pb5is.
Corn. No 2si.pea
pats- No. : lsl.; No. white a&,s, No ;
rye No. 2 S64.
liar'cy--Nc : nominal; No. caIsi. No
T. %, b.. y
Fax Setd-No. STts.
Timothy Seed Prime ) IS
Mess Pork Per MI, SOD, S..
Snort Gear sides BoNcd, lsdaA
Lard PER IN pounds 90
Shor, R,hs- Sides, lposc t.Sni Ii.
l'rv Sntrd Shoulders lioNed ttsniN.
Whisky pistlilers' finished goods, per
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-16
rR1llrs ANp MITES.

RANANAS-per bunch. slooNi -
BIACK BlnRRIES- Per bucket tJlSoa ,
per 2i-qutut crate, N2oAi'7,
re- cuEnR1ns- California, $500 per 10 ID
box. ,,.,,..
NUTS RraNl. he per III; Fllberts siNi
ly, ". Naples le'ae wainuis. llmlac pea
nuts, b l-sit6c. almonds, Turasoi!F, lis
per H. lSl per sack Cai!iornl" almoni+'
Zoe. uocans. 2t.Nec.
oKhNGES- California, nayos S.75H3c'
PiI- MS-ToNas, irnoae p'r '4'nuS"'
SSTI;AwBERRlns- Extra fancy, si5oa
200. i"ir to good SioopL25, common and
soft 500 Iac
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-16
MONEY AND INVESTMENTS.
Doings of Day With Wall Street
Operators.
BUSINESS ON A THRILLING SCALE,
"i" engagements Not As Large A. Was
Expected Can on Depository INKS
Tor HAIR Govctumsnt uoldiog,.

New York. May l5.--Thc volume OF hus!-
ness in stocks was again on n ,riiiiug
scale today but slight Improvement ii.
regard To the distribution OF the trading
Was noted, Commission house orders
were conspicuous by their absence anu
the feature of the speculation was a sag
sins tendency ON the liquidation by the
trade IN foreign and domestic houses OF
securities. As group, the Industrial
shares We're outolassed by the railway lis,
IN the extent of transactions. although
sugar by far exceeded the total recorded
tor any other Individual stock Rrprc.
sentative foreign houses refused llhoial
selling orders In the prominent intcrNa-
tional shares. Louisville and Nashville
"Ns exceptionally weak under these Of
fertnss, rcactng !. per cent The traders
took thcir cue from these sales and exert
Ell pressure against the nsl AN day, max
ing special cuorts AGAINST some ul tho
spcria!ties
The gold eugagcuo ats were only ahou,
halr rs large It's bad been rNu0etoa.
amounting TO 81 ,Aue. GA special S,uuun
account An interesting Development Mis-
a can 10y nv treasury departing ut ,u ne
depository banks ior 80 per cont o. il,o
holdings of soNerum.ut montN 40 Dos, us.d
on CT hclure lam 'rt3s "a w1thIi. "
llQu tho channels oi circulation ahoIt
NtNpf', and t H. iatimnili tn.N "a luf,ucr
cdll OF a similar amoEbt eitaN Ic lp VIC
account Of banks Nlfh tine rlN NtNf.rHt
may d" made or ur nefurc juno ia MA.
gdl 'Ad no' innNengc 100 sr"cnlaiion and
WAS not reelected iN tine money uar,,ct.
owing 20 the plethora of funds AT this
center. Tie rtporl nl dc Wou raeltr
system for March m.ls lbfhilsGcd aui was
cqhS.dered a rather favorable oNmpft
consolidated Gas lost 2ie per evnt. Snrar.
Tobacco ard itAt her lrrirri & Ntr. tln
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-16

l'esch's nIRNrn circular SAYS ~ ste-
tislirs are strong tiIer mso. hoy ave
act worm mur' T'iies only ipticale
tncu the reason wAs the rise has taken
palc". ln Cotton, h weva' the str ~ gin
Of he It 4 ieli post has OH y heNc :
uped with III. IAN tn pJi', siuce lnsi De
tehei. TINY therefore, ave an almost surs
indicH ion Of the fniurr. They prove that
the fall ghi rot 10 hay" &C 'nrra ini
( re NH hc .rNA e. On hat nc 'uitt
Squeracs ait uA5urti f'f"ufra 7Hot a.
can not tHtuk VII occur ! SUNNI or
autumn. rrpoin naunch hogure July An
gust or Sfptrmhr fle Natural 'ofner
H. met. 10 come MSS season at e. proper
time"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-16

NNktu, u biu.
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES.
cponcd quiet, l2.cS quiet. closed quiet
sapes lV.Un.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-16
NEW YORK SPOTS.
LIVERPOOL spora

NEW YORK FUTURES
Opened quiet. laos duh but steady. closed
easy, sales Il 800
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-16
COFFEE.

New York. May b.-coffee-options duh
al unchanged prices, ruled inactive on
small local trading. closed 5Hlo points net
decline: sa.os $3.50 bags Spot Coneemtio
quiet No "a mild quiet gordosa, i.A.9
haes savanilla, p. T.. Go bags Central
new Msw York S,,i May i5,-'Total warehouse de-
liveres ssil bags. including ~! En- from NnS
states took ias, 6e1' afioat for the iniis1,
state Isl 100, total visible for the lnlteo
states saS is7. agains ~, go las year ,,,,.
New orleans May lh.--Conee-Rio ou'i
ordinary TO low fair i5s.HIbs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-16
TRADE NOTES

" =, s s. very firm at cents today.
s,'apple season has begun and
ieoa ''~''
oranges arc practically out OF the
NaH'ofn'a seedlings sell for $500
tssss very good demand for turkey
ts"ahN per dozen Gobblers are
s %, - crates Of strawberries were
H, , ,nas Prizes ranged from 81 q
\, I ,s state that meats have an
p,ssh1ashcy and are undoubtedly II
s1aSe at present low prices
en- a =, potatoes are quoted in Kan
sr. 80 s,s',l 30 per lmshol. Local
' II. OUTPUT of oranges In call
lsas.,siy esr Was 57oQ car loads 1t
Nj Nv, ma, the December frost
"asl ltl car lnads
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-16
N''sfoN PRICE CURRENT.

Violations arc revised aa,,v ma
r. n. ', mess oan ho relied MN
tsss n .nSte ruling in the ilm ul's,i,
! rra, LEASE = Diamond. N.75 per
Colder n TN hoxes. 81 90 Der
"A I'll s ss;,, s,fi6So per dozen boxes
aeS XIX ssSwder- s2.25 per k@ &C. n, 90 ot
'"O'' per sack, 81 s5a ~. buck,
A,.1l s.s, clear, boxed. s,sas,.c. IN
wv Ys,.o Breakfast, s'.ns,. i,l 80 sai IT,
ssslSG US; smoked heliias a.
aq AND TIES From t Va.
rasi H. ''i'' a-lb, ~. y. III. Il, . ,
s,I nSoMys ll Z! Apes, Lib. 50 90. ~
X l,ss IN. Sc. Isis On l' sno n"Seh,
:ts an, Y I, D i 's-lb, si.s5. i ii, Sc, X
NNsD Fpt,..,,M. per dozen ~
WI ~" lT-rer dozen. strawbor.
i s,aih ss.rtleii pears. s Dlb q 6o W
.S' beaches, standard 2,l6p.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-16
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

New orleans. May 1.-THE ms -. ne
cotton sced products y ou., n,,it. II.
changed. prime crude csL y p ~. meal
prime summer yellow. - nafFe's' n
Il. 90 cake II. 90 per short ton
New York. May h-ce!ton ssea Pr ss.
,c,s nuie, very little doing; auo y. ies..
nominal; prime crude oil u nuls s ss53sSss /:
prime summer yellow n har 3 Y, e. TON TON,
prime cotton seed meal sivve -AS' - s@'''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-16

Tho following are the closing quotations
for cotton ON the spot TO-DAY AT the lead
ins markets.. together WIN riosiK OF Inlu-
flInE NahterdaN. WITH indnA y GnlNt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-16
lie sIaSa; com
p1,IInING MATERIAL.

$, C Gns nosedaie '" cemen,' per bbl sl75a
SO lime 81 25 freelay s3.25ns.io, plasis,,,
parts & 40; fre hrifk 81, l foot IA isc .
~ innbes. Inclusive: felt roofing, pef
square si.7sa2.5O. Acme and ROYAL eem nai,
plaster per ton. $500 p,as,,serd,ns """
goat per lb, &c, laths. per Al 80"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-16
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago. May i5.-Butter firm, orea cream, r
ilnl5; daiiy spls' ICES steaas' ''ss' ~
Kansas CITY, Nav l5But'er steady
creamery i2ai4: dairy sal2. Eggs s'eaaS
s' ST. louis l..s No. May i5.-Butter and eggs
UNCHANGED.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-16
PAINTS AND OILS.

OII.-Linsecd N hhls, raw, lSc' hollod,
&c: petroleum. 40 test. ~ hh's, i,e' IN ~
.tova gasoiino. in cases 81 lo IN bhls' ioe,
Eup!o,l oil. in BIS. 10 IN cases. s. cas-
tor oil. medical rure Soc 'nrpenl'he' IN
bids 3Sr c1.c,5o
WiNDoW GLASS In boxes 20 ana ~
10 70 per cent discount, new .is'-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-16

Il ,bs,1 or. eeo,pas OH aaos., A.. ~
s ara' n Ie sS SSc IS az seconds ssaiss
90 NIio ys,1pi nin rn npI,'s %ps,'gc
c,lnds.r fan ,'' ,nixs "ItSo,sS wraprcn
'1Sks Tl yeai, v,,,,,r,,,, rs n
~ 4, ~ - oo r',ir .,plsl-S-- MaffvWlH
'eaS , N--Vvn l,-V' I'm" Deans; S'asSc, strins
Svn,' Xxx S, 'oc' cuin, 'Ve 20, tomatoes
~ ,n1Nuo- ~ svN"nnnS, 'ou"Sc, S'ln' '"HN
''' H f,,n.,, ..,'nS' ~ Wesoc, ,,,e :,
~ VIM ~, IA HNtSrh w.
, -, 80, - ,, N"''' ienVhoF' 'o't y.
- p'xsn'n, Fi.tnnN 10 APIlcp's' siWN :,
S.,Vs, Nv Enveh sagSs, ~. wy ~,
cheiries, Nsc black cherries $780, black
w ~, 81 wv l. ,, O., u. ,o
-, "a. - X 4; ~ ~. M a utci ~, .
ny,r q i, 80, ~ ip oormeu pv ol,,
.v1ot,; u rag ~, ~ lhhHb long uoaeii
~ nv III INV i'pi,eu uv,i 1871 e "a.
r amn snusase, I'm 81 .@ h-in po,'ee
nun, ,u"~en' o'ro'St 10 no.'eu ns,'',' Z.
CASi,i ",;r,ni NIL ~ snd Ss .s.9isc. IA.
nv NM, si,," ,,a w. ar' o.
cnndirs nf,ei. WV WV =
COltiiEEgKio and cordovu. Fair ls,y t,
i7,. nri,nn i7s's,isr' cbo,n. M ,ui.t fnn..v
igtsa,son neahar,'v s,Siniss i,Hast,1 cof.ee
An.x hn,is ioo.i6 cns.a tpi * Nrhlclle' ,
in loo Ia cn',cs sol ss, in All caaes. 81 ~
Nlochn nnd Lawn fnnrv hl.na al,
cream Sc: ginger snars Sc, pcari ovttcf
49, pni.,. SSwu..r ST.. x,,,ii,a wnfrrs l,c
era ckuel,s lsi1r'
TIOt fR-Tidai wave sth. Sea Fairy.
| second roller patent. Nl0; sea Nymph,
extra ro,,cr ranoy. 81 90, Sen Pearl. 500.
rye flour 81 90 pumpcrntckcl 81 30. PMS
bu,y's nsst 81 20 ,.ar load lots llc ic $
per bbl. special rates for shipments 10
interior poluts.
FARi NNt'EOus GOODs-Grs,s, homins
u,,b ,.,,n -, mani a., ,.hl. ,,,t ri lpuIi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-16
active, the demand being

ket wax not very active, the demand being
ui the usual l'riiuy character aud prices
woie weaker wiki some sales II grino
loMi'r Sales nave been on u fMeis uf,Au,mt'
i1a gov common dressed beef steers up
TO .ffl ~ fao choice 10 prime shipping,
with ouinraial els few splcs below ~,
or above i3V.' cows and hs0,s have Sud
satisfactorily and calves advanced aoe.
Tho best lots seiiing nj 4.75ua.s ", Texas
pAtlr haNe arrived In fair numbers aud
sofa readily AT steady prices
linEs Thrr WAS an active demand,
rfle,s ruling srongsr TO &c better ~
closed weak. -airs were lntge!y AZ s,SMr
80, heavy selling al sosns.iai mcuinm
weights 81 aaaifa i7,s and lights at h'ap
sh5. Packers hive been good buyers most
of the week. hut they refused p npcraH
at highar i,rices aud sales today were
largely 5f,llc lower than u week ago,
In sheep iherr was fairly active. tfu1ing
at auais 40 FOR poor 10 prime !ocks. with
safes largely a, 3 sth3.S5. Lainhs were IN
lornnnt AT 10 Tor common 70 good
Monks. whln roud 10 choice wooded Color
ado lambs sold at i1sf6,O. Sales nave
inciiIet good export sheep NJ S,InfsN
and Texans az 3.ooiis,I5. with westerns
selling aa hiph "a natives. Spring lambs
are lower and 247 head Of tho frst "
arrive sold al $50. their average weight
fe5eipls cattle 5000, hogs 1900; sheep
~ 600