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DrsHosoRED DRAFTS.

When the stomach dlshonors the draiis made
ipon Il by the rest oi the syatem, II IL neces
larily beraure ith fund Of strength ID very low.
Toned with Hostetters stomach Bltters, II soon
begins TO pay out yigor In the shape oil pure
bone aud brain. AZ sequence OF the new
gigor afforded the stomach, the bowels perform
their functions regulary, sud the liver works
like clock work. Malaria has no effect upon q
lystem thus reinforced.
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Loading Corn Fodder Made Easy.

Loading Corn Fodder Made Easy.
The accompanying illustration, taken
from Farm and Home. shows how fod.
der may be loaded without much exer-
tion. Place an ordinary rack on low
wheeled wagon or sled. To the rear Of
the rack hinge an apron Of sufficient
length so that when one end is on the
ground the slope will not exceed 25 de
grees. Fasten pulley, a, to the front
end of the rack at the middle. Back
the wagon or sled close to the shock.
Turn down the apron. Make loop on
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one end Of a strong rope and place this
over the shock, b. Run the other end
through the pulley on the front of the
rack, then back to a stake or iron pin,
c, driven into the ground. Start up the
team slowly and the shock will be
pulled on to the rack.
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SITUATION IN BRAZIL.
Powers Have Combined and Will Sup
port Italy.

port Italy.
Buenos Ayres. Sept. l0.--The Her.
AIDS correspondent In Rio Janeiro tele-
graphs that DR.. Narvalho. late rniniser
Of foreign affairs, was seriously
wounded by deputy in the presence
of several persons In the railway sta.
tion. Three shots were fired, all tax
ing effect.
Messages received from Rome say
that England, Germany and Austria
will support Italy. against Brazil.
Yesterday being the anniversary Of
their independence. the Italians asked
their consul In Rio Janeiro az TO
whether or not they should observe the
celebration. Signor Bruno told them
to fly the Italian flag, ccompanied by
that of Brazil.
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Local IRRIGATION.

The experience Of the past two or
three years has satisfied good many
that In order to make success In GER
tain lines, as for example In growing
strawberries, ether small fruits and po-
tatoes, It Is necessary to have an artt-
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Try not only to be good but to be
good for something.
A Little Girl Fatally Burned.

Tacoma, Sept. 8.--Little Ella Myers,
the 2.year.old daughter Of b. II.
Myers, streetcar employe, succumbed
to injuries received by FIRE Saturday
evening. She was playing in the
yard, when her dress caught fire from
some smouldeirng embers, and before
the flames could be extingnished, she
was fatally burned.
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United states Consul Dead In Mexico.
Washington, Sept. 10.--News has
been received at the state department
Of the death In Mexico Of United States
Consul John B. Gorman, Of Georgia.
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Two bottles of Piso's Cure for oonsump-
don CURED me Of bad lung trouble Mrs.
]. Nicholas, Princeton, Ind, Mar. 20, 1895.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-09-18

OF the 9,9oi cases Of smallpox in
Austria during 1898 no less than 2,8ee
occurred In Galicia.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-09-18

The first watch ever made by ma.
chinery in the United States was made
at Roxbury, Mass., in 1860.
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COFFEE.

New York. May 2. Coffee Options
opened sfcsdy but quiet: no business done
ON The call The market advanced on
foreign orders and local selling. closed
stcay at a net advance OF 5aib points.
Sales, $50 bags. Including: September.
mild quiet: Cordoya, IL 3-iniS.
S ntos May 2. Firm; good average
Santos 1900 reis per 100 kilos. Receipts.
200 bags; stock. 5000,
Hamburg, May 2.-0uiet. unchanged to
l-Ipfg. decline; sales. z5.0O0 bags.
Rio, May 2.-steady;, No. !, Rio, 10;
c4ipts. 2oo0 bags; cleared for Europe. 1000
bags; stock, TOD.
New York, May 2.-Total warehouse do
liveries from New York yesterday. 70 i- SM
United states stock; 2j7.2I2; ahoat for the
United States. III 20; total visible for The
Tinted States, S5,Sn. against a6,5is last
year
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''sIoN PRICE CURRENT.

N co snS,uuons are revised daily and
|ts are less I'ess can be relied uron.
kea.s ns nose ruling in the Houston
81, Fr,GiiRE AsE-D.amond. SAFE per
ID; G allilsr n lin ZONES. ~ 3 90 p per
n, oil. eSd, "a; soa'oc per dozen boxes:
s.AsiIns poMMas l per keg, 50. ooa
eSl.s.' 'n0'' per sack, N.s5ai, 10; buck '
h s lsss. S,s clear, boxed. sisacNc. in
| . asw York dr rss sis, sssaec; dry salt,
niNG stcc; smoked bellies. 5c.
ksias, iS IN AND .TIEs-From store:
IN ties So So SIC; 2-!b, i7sc; 2.-lb, SIC;
laz%.Ihho MDER-Apex lib. - 90. w.
TIN, , &C. III l's; Victor. Lib, per dozen,
RI sc1.u. q u, , iSe; rs spoon, i,
| Az rans. :, q, 's-lb' M,s5; A.-lb. soc; II.
dozen. Stra whar-
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TRADE NOTES.

q demand. " "'''i''e supply anu
kss a,s s, Kansas city and New Or
"e quoting eggs al cents.
|Itd ,oda,y hne strawberries were re-
sa. quay ION Willis shipper.
kgly ana Ssahks report money in good
4. ,. sAa Jar demand at easy rates.
AZ 's sr stock OF California oranges is
\ txps,,a,a,' h'l, shipment from Sicily
|one Al, o, si hopofnlness worry noticeable
4 present Inactivity. '''' '''''e
( N Prices for barb wire are antici-
hi Win "me u low In price now az com
n. W., ha'ls and other manufactures.
bon for country is I'm c~celient con-
II is rsoa, revival of business and nil
(a ac,ivt. i,re e., to bring on Il period OF
" and good prices. ''i'' y'e'' oil ia'm
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LONDON SALES.

London. May AIT the wool auction
gales lZyG9 bales were offered, OF when
1870 were Withdrawn. gopd selection
Vas offered OF better merlnos and cross
brcds. The sale was very brisk for every
Thing exc.p, inferior. Following are the
sales In detail: New South Wales, 1881
bales; secured 7dNlBiiad; greasy SsUlllsd.
Queensland. 2l3G bales; secured lltsdglsSd;
grcnsy 7lapi0l.d. Victoria. 1874 bales;
secured bdqis3Isd; greasy CIad@lid. Soutii
Australia 1855 bales; greasy 4sa6d. New
Zealand. $50 ba,cs; secured 7hUlld; grousy
7,.n1Vd, Cape VI Good Hope and Natal,
1870 bales, secured 7d1isld; greasy AVG
sid. The sales for low woods viii be held
May -. The offerings next week aggrc-
crate 1926 bales. including: New South
Wales 30.563: Queensland 1870. Victoria gssS,
South Australia 56oe. Tasmania 200, West
Australia 100. New Zealand 1881 Cape Of
Good Hope and Natal $500. The arrivals
for the fourth series are f5o.e5 ba.es
New York. May 2-Hides Arm; wet
sailed New Orleans. selected. Galveston.
lie: Buenos Ayres dry. 10; Texas dry. .:
California. 12Ni2 IL. Leather steady; hem
lock sole. Buenos .Ayres light to heavy
weights. lsu2O. Wool quiet; domestic
fleece, l6l123; pulled, 1895.
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FINANCIAL.

Galveston. Texas. May Ain the local
rsrhange market sterling sixties buying
,ts5. selling 1870, New York sight, buy
rarl, sirht. buying ne discount. selling,
IL premium. American silver. buying
discount, selling at par,
Now York May Sterling exchange.
ha,,l,rrs' sixties, S4s7s; spi.Ss: commercial
stxtics. sisIil. reichmarks, rs 3-l6' francs
bankers sxtes, s5i6 eommerc'ai SIX
ties. sJl6 Us. c,,
chanre commercial sixties, M.s6a4ni.Ht;
francs. commercial sixties sy.lIis. less 1-ia;
NV York sight bankers. slop premium,
commercial &c discount
London. May 2.-Bnnk rate per cent
street rate y. per cent. silver ii l-lod.
cnnsols lllis
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ST. LOUIS.
MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port OF Galveston. May Z
Arrived
SIS Lconn. Wildei New York.
Sch Estellc, snapper banks.
cleared.
So Paulina, Gameclp Liverpool.
SIS Gyllor, Rasmussen. West Indies.
Sailed.
SIS concho. Risk New York
Sch Helen. Rand, snapper banks.
Vessels in Port
To ]. Moller a Co.'s Pauline, Ship
British Isle.
10 Fowler & Mcvitie-ss Avonu, str
Pensacola.
Up and Sailed.
Sch Warren Adams. New York. sid
April l.
Sch Tnlofa, Newport News, aid Apr 10
So Phoebe. Cape Verde. April ~.
81 l.cpna, Wilder. New Notk, sid Apr =.
So GnlIcia. Hamburg. cid April q.
Ekt McMhneny, Philadelphia. sid April
q.
IS Nueces. New York. nli May 2
RECEIPTS AND EXPORTS.
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M BUSINESS BAROMETER.
!. r,t., to the Condition OF Trade
Generally.
Loon WAS A VERY DULL MONTH.
Il Now More Encouraging
SssH'"n a. crocerIes and Produce
A. Low-Trsdc Notes.
Office of The Post,


4. a use denying the fact that
w. ,rode has been rather disappotnt-
p''us a. mi, season. Houston merchants
IA . very good volume of busi-
~ INT INF, the depression has been felt here
~, a. elsewhere. April was tho dull
9Th of the year. and 1t is generally
\, n Ia.a shsf no month to come wal show
eae'.. NOR trade Already there are
wv revival Of business and nearly
\ a.n ~ from country towns are more
y !spsrne. Every interior merchant
t.s Visited the city recently has
/ "a oniy good news to relate OF splendid
.s.o SS ine rains, soil IN excellent con-
Xxx md farmers hopeful and energetic.
TX ~ not buying much now. but walt
M little later In the year and then you
IN hsar from u.s." has been the substance
~ remarks most frequently heard
=. visiting merchants the past weak.
w are not buying for the future and
n nlacIDg upon their shelves only such
Ssrrhandise as is wanted for current
rrs,roptlon. but all reports agree that
"a country IL bare Of goods of all kinds
N that with favorable season the de-
S,rd will be greater than was ever cx-
trlenced In the history Of this section.
Soustcn jobbers are generally preparing
n rush Of business this fall and will
by in anticipation heavier than for sev-
fal years.
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FnI,1rs AID NrTs.
BANANAS-.Pc bunch, sia50g2.co.
Ii.AC Is LIE isEIlrS- Pnr hicltni 4

BANANAS Per bunch, si.5og2.cn.
EiACk BERRIES bucltet 60uS0c
per ii-quarie crate. si.0lui.50.
COCoAN tITS--Si 5Oui..0 per 100; S3i.0o per
luD
LEMONS-Mnssinn and Paicrmcs, cnoice
$40. extra fancy. s3oon3.50
Nurs-Brazil Ilc per Id. Fllherts. Slci-
nus 1-Sn6e almonds TnrarOna. lac per
Id. he per sack; California almonds Zoe;
pecans l-2l.-ic.
ORANGES California seedlings. sa.5eq
e.i5, nayels, &.iol375.
WBERRlES-E fancy. N,59s.
300; fair 70 good, sio0Gi.25; common and
SOFT .On no.
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THE FRUIT MARKET

Fuasoerries were in better demand and
F0usht better prices this morning than
any previous day this week. Tho cup
\ oil good berries was small and sales
~ made at S'.1Jl2.5 30 per crate. A large
Ilpmenl Of North Texas berries was re
~ o. one house, but they were NOT
le'oushiy ripe and only brought si.25a,
msolesale fruit dealers will receive no
E'rer shipments Of apples this season.
y nave ceased to quote them. The sup
NV IN tte market is in the hands OF
S ~, baha'as are Ia good demand
\ prices have advanced maternity
ITmne Stock ~ worth 25N5n cents more
p .., than last week with "A prosrec,
~ higher prices IN few DAYS.
NV. are IN good suprly ard demand,
~ 'enaeiicy toward hlRher prices.
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TORT NEWS STORIES.

A, Ncb.--Gottleib Wusrtns1cE -
well known German, c0m@astpo
~ strangulattot
)N-Thc divorce suit instieueeo ~
Higglnson has commence6 *
ut OF ono OF tho greefest eecses
rn (,rrY. Mo.-watt Reed Hae'
ia ,unrlsonment for tho mur4ee
.om Vim. The killing occurfao
suit Tor . hog
RICE Neb.--A Burlington ~
train went into = waAhont ~
nd three cars leSytng the sreql..
Tom fireman and copaucto1
were killed.
Err coio.-Feur theetefs ~
nnces for the beneht q tnA ~
ID sufferers, vl0QO bein9 less
,,rch in the city contrluuse4. 49,
ectione TO the fund Tor ~
pr,pc PAL. i. Cowan. ene ~
n vnnn, iumbof dealer. WHO 49,
I'd in Central AWe ~
~ shis oity IN charge q 0elAcsaNq4 !.
s 20 i IN isil. Cowan has 100 =
i .o. IN which no 1lnpuc31e u 4
~ nanpie whose laWoe AZ ~ y
ri, acton can BE- taken go
ensstionai developnenss ~
"a. x.A.-yudss yosss I 4, e ,.s s
ases district court ~ spp
ri~x' p. g, Nosa ana nenl1ss -
Irerelver1 for Shc aHrys,...sdSsss,ss' "A
mna ~ 81 America, Qo'ns 'eutys ~ .5 4,
N Gtkys hrs,da Il = nd u Nh nj
z a.. aas s. VIZ i Esissss. si.s.:s
and . half dasea etnes 49, q =.
oitalista N II, III VI l3;f
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EVERYTHING IS c1TEAp.

Ns'er before in the history of the
s'' trade has there been such a low
V'u 0i prices as a present." WAS the
v. 's =, mad Yesterday ny Mr.. w. b..
l r. u. Taylor g. Sons. Cnn,inn-
k.,v i sa,a: I'm expense of living is at
.,,v y. .p~ point nov. ~ a man can buy
~" al groceries considerably cheaper
W.T. ms time last wear. Bacon is
NJ c. r,H's iower per pound ana lard
'n me Prices prevailing IN Wav ISa5
.p ea goods are r.iiculously low. and
,.'nms IN the way of farinaceo1s
- way down. Country produce is
amin eItmarNaDly cheap. and. in fact, about
S Sry sf,rles that SHOW any advance
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DRIED FRUITS.

APPLES Fancy sliced IN boxes 3-iH
Dc; choice cNaporatod. l-20" a-ic fancy
svapora ted. 7N7 LAC: eprico's. cvnporated,
Toe; cliron. lie per III, curran,s. fancy
cleaned ) lie; figs evaporated, Sc, Turkish
layer lac; nectorines, ovaporaied Sc,
peaches, cvaporntcd. lie; pears evap-
Grated i-2c. plums. pitted, s..
RAiGl NS-Colifornia L. l.. boxes, l2o1
30; . crown NJ. NJ. raisins. 10 ID boxes.
lie, crown l.. Al, 30 ID boxes, l-ia
lie.
PRrNES- Crop 1885,: California prunes
go-lG1s. l-2c: sO-yls l-2c' 0-sOs, &c. Coos
l-2c, o0-50s. SCI silver prunes, i-2c ruby
prMMes. I lie.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
CHICAGO.
The leading futures ranged a. foliows:


Chicago. May 2.-llibcral POPULATIONS, to-
gcthor with beariah weather reports from
wheat States. caused a further decline
IN wheat today. July closed at ~ or ~
below yesterday, Corn and oats CLOSED
ihirly firm after carly Weakness. iofh
was heavy; lard and ribs steady.
Thcre was good trade and iaisly ao-
tive wheat nlGike values having lc range
There was n.lrr more outside trade,
chiefly or Eastern account, and the feel
ing dcvc lopcd like that of yesterday WAS
weaker, still lower prices wee established,
July selling off to ti9, and September to
&. j-S. There was further liquidation and
n good deal of july coming Oh the market
part of which looked IKE New York seil-
ing houses with Eastcrn connections br-
ing activ. on that side of the market
The news nj haht was considered hearish
and the market evidently sim felt tho e.
feet of the May liquidation Chief
among the bear Influences presented was
the better weather condition In the North
west. it being generally clear and warm
In that section and then cables came
weak. Liverpool showing a decline of ~
MS3 on futures.
There was a fair trade in corn early with
les doing later. the range for the day
being hut axe below yesterdays close
Prices advanced 'Qi5-Ac ana closed at near
~ thc top, with net gain of =, on Mny
and July. hut at &c loss ON September.
~ the speculative provisions market.
pork WAS heavy and lower, without any
one appearing Interested in the main
iaining of it's value. II was different with
lard and rlba which both received tho
support Of the packers. Pork compared
With yesterdays closing prices left OF
with Il decline Of 1,c In July futures and
10 in September. Lard In tho end
showed no change and ribs made n gain
Of &c.
Tho cats market was weaker and lower
on s'oP loss selling, which made At,
orcging heavy and isGgt.c below yester-
daT's close.
Estimated receipts for Monday-Wben,
~ cars; corn $50 cars. oats oio cars; hogs
$500 head. ''NAA
as, ash quotations wcrc as follows:
Flour-Dull
Wheat-No. . spring GOlGolA; No. sprInr
CO. Ne. red 6i65g44 '"s
torn-No. . 2si,
, o ,la.. IS 30. white is.aiss: No.
liye--No. 2 S5M
Ilnrlfycc No. nominal; No. 30GOh.
Ihno'hr Secd-Prirc s05u3 10
N"sS Foh- Fer harrci 7gDnS0o
lhri-Iei 100 pouDds. i0t2
Snort llhs-l Lease ~ .fiLi0
Dry Sailed Shoulders t}oxcd unchanged
short 'i,nr sides Boxed unchanged
WHISKY bis,lilers' finished goods. pcr
gallon, l.22
Sugar-Cut loaf 6.37 grauulated 5.75
Corn No. . yellow 2Sl.
y; Nriicl ,,.. Receipts. shlpm',s
Wheat bushes...... II c0O ei0Ol |
Corn hHshels. ......... 2ol.DD edsO1l
Rye hushcls...... bDp 26o1 |
Barley, bushels ....., 20 coo 0N1
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New York May dry goods-In the
character Of the drrinna there was some
improvement In The mall and wire ord'r
OF a fair importance. There WAS a better
feeling IN an DEPARTMENTS OF the trade
and the outlook for Il more active business
Is Nt.rN Irnulsing.
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THE CATTLE MARKET

-. receipts Of all classes Of cattle dur
VIZ past week has been equal to the
| M and prices are n little off in
INt eeeyes and cows owing 10 Tho Iarrc
A., Good cornfed hogs arc wanted
|smls. and iirst-class mutton is in
Harnsau- The commission men of
NJ, u ~. stock yards state that this
n 49,. y oelng We'll supplied with live
'esp'e the low prices now prevail
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Barb wire quotations are for car load
lots.
BARBED WIRE--Glidden. galvan.zed
50 60 per 100 lbs: painted wire, $50, Wau-
kognil lnc higher thrn Giidden
WIRE NAILS-Rate S. 70 per keg; ad'
vnnces, 10 to 60 penny sec, ana . penny
soc: and penny Inc; 4 and penny Soc
benny 81 90: penny $50.
CUT NAILS-Rate $50 per keg; shne
ADVANCES as on Wire MUS.
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acreage for the present seAscn.
outhern Pacific and tho Houston
;as Central cotton report for the
1866.
n NJ. weightley given Judgment
% against s. II. Kneeland In . suit
out of n sale Of tho Tcxns Trunk
ators report on the cotton fnsur-
ferentinl filed with CairInan Day
southwestern Traffic association.
ton. La Porte and Houston'S
cross Galveston bay finished.
STATE.
I sections report considerable
TO crops by Saturday ulght's hall
q storm.
Lnrgin fatally stabbed by G. H.
at West.
alveston cup viii 50 to Savannah 7
ontcstcd for. q
ontgomery county democratic ccn-
instructs for McCemb for cou-
,intcrs in Galveston on . strike.
tons council provide for right Ioe Z
'ougb tho city Of the Ia Porte
aldwell awarded s1oce at n Pan y
CHI OF PROMISE
w. Rowland Of Tyler murdesso
by Jeff Clark.
vernon Hosg Addresses . hrss
WnxaharhIc.
White OF brandon assigns; preeers
'er $4,000.
-nine members Of the second Bsp.
-ch ut Waco withdrew in . tndy
LOCAL
of young lady while uudstgoln1
alton.
.r weekly meeting Of ~ catS
err Christian makes . contrect q
water works company fcr Mntea
wood cemetery.
hristian Endeayorers "a hAva ~
II this evening.
cord of the courts Tor . az.
Faehrmann arrested oharSed Sou
ment.
POLITICAL.
lnn Harrity has called . mses
sub-committee Of the democfae1s q
1 COMMITTEES. to be held n chaaa0e
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BIIILDING MATERIAL.

CEMENT-Portland cement. per bhl
s. GOQ3 90; Rosedale cement. per Dbl 81 Il
~ .90 lime. 81 81 iirec!ay, s.. 25N2 40; 7las
Ter paris, So 10 fire brick, ST. Louis pei
10 inches. Inclusive; felt roofirs pei
square 81 ,5Q2 80; Acme and Royal cement
plaster. per ton. sl400 plastering hair,
goat, per ID, &c; laths. per ", SOC
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SUGAR.

New Orleans. May 2.--sugar-Quet; open
kettle 3g3 7-s centrifugal granwated &c
white sleg' ysl,ows 49, cen sdDtr 5fI
gal 5di5. Others unchanged.
New York, May 2,--Snear-Haw hrn
far refining 3i.; centrifugal ?, test "a
refined quiet; confeciioners "A" sgo la.lo
cut loaf and crushed 8 Lie; graduated
7-16.
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DEER-schlitz, quarts 5000 per Dbl
pints. $40 per Dbl. Dixie Pale. quarts
500, hints $3.50; l.emp's Extra lale,
quarts. Slu.i0, pirts. N1oc
HIGH WlNTS-s 81 - per gallon.
WlIiSkY-Por ga,on. Finished goods,
on high wine basis. 81 %. straight Bourbon
and rye, according TO axe and quality,
81. 7ln3 90; blended sl.75u3.5O 30.
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PRODUCE.

HEANS-Californ!a small white 2iAe
2%c per lb: Bayou 2@sr2ssc; pink, ..sl.2ssc.
Lima, iuiiac tlacl<-eycd peas. Nc.
BuTTFR- Blue Star. nc dairy, i5c
lss; fresh Texas country, sn2ec, ii in good
condition.
Du1TERlNE-s Solids. lie: prints. 12c;
E;;Ir dairy bricks lsc
CABBAGE-rexas. 81. oosf2.25; In sacks,
PC per H.
CHEESE New York full cream lac;
Wisconsin fun cream I2Lac; fancy fillfd
lip1sc: brick cheese he. Limhurger loo.
iNi{iSTeNas. IN case. 5isu6.
ONlOSS-New TrSas stock, aQc per
bushal.
PEppER-Chlc liNlFc per Id.
POTATOES New York. soc per bpshol.
Texas. new. 15IS0c; sweet potntocs, 7eG Inc.
hens' s.. .s1sl ~; spring $. gsf,So1, t,irkess,
,6.op"l2.o0; dncl.s, s3.ooaLoD, geese, $500
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