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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-02-12
From the Breese, Be,ia,rc. Mich.
DR.. WILLIAMS MEDICINE COMPANY. }
Schenectady, n. Y.


Schenectady, n. Y
Gentlemen II feel that | should write
you Of the benefit have received from your
Pink Pills for Pale People. | have been
great sufferer, and for nearly twenty years
cannot truly say have seen well day I'M
til after used Pink Pills. was an invalid
for fourteen years, seven Of which / was al.
most helpless, and had to be carried when
moved from place 10 place was troubled
with serious stomach troubles and was con-
stantly growing worse. My feet became par
alyzed then my ankles and afterwards my
knees became paralyzed We became con.
WINGED that creeping paralysis Lad fastened
itself upon me, and my death was thought to
be matter of only ashort time. My husband
had procured some Pink Pills and as they
were helping him greatly | tried them. and
can truly say Of them that they are an cx.
traordinary medicine. | have experienced
relief beyond my fondeSt hope almost NV
paralysis is a thing of the past and though
! am woman of siXty-three years | now
do all my homework, and am ENJOYING Good
health. Thanks to DR.. Williams and his
medicines.
ISignedl MARGARET RosK.
STATE OF MICHIGAN, 80
COUNTY OF ANTRIM. o.
Margaret Rose, being duly sworn. depose,
and says that the foregoing statement by her
subscribed is true
{. +. DENsMoRE Notary Public.
DR. Williams Pink Pills contain i'm a con.
densed form all the elements necessary to Give
new life and richness 10 the blood and restore
shattered nerves. They are an unfailing spe.
cifc for such diseases as locomotor ataxia.
partial paralysis, st. Vitus' dance. sciatica'
neuralgia, rheumatism, nervous headache. the
after effect of la grippe, palpitation of the
heart pale and sallow compilations all forms
of weakness either in male or female. Pink
Pills are sold by all dealers, or will be sent
post paid on receipt Of price, 80 cents a box or
six boxes for $3.50 they are never sold in bulk
or by the 1907, by addressing DR.. Williams'
Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. Y.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-02-12

Woman who are weak and nervous.
Who have ~ appetite and cannot
.Ieep. tind strength and vigor H.
lood's >ar>aparilla.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-02-12

TARL g. TORREY. Attorney at Law. speca
Z attention given collections. Alma Mich
Opposite post-oiiice.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-02-12

nLMA ENCAMPMENr, No 80. /. o. o.
meet every first aud third Tuesday in eao
month
CHAs HUTCHINs f. n. CHADWICK
scribe chief Patriarch
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-02-12

OhESBYTERIAN CHURCH Morning serve
I lU:3O; sunday school l2:O0. Evening servic
900. RKv. ". r. JONES PAsJOt
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-02-12
SOCIETIES.

lI B. CHURCH-Services at the home OF Mrs
" Z. Emsley each alternate sunday
VI rs Ida J. WOOD, Pastor in charge
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-02-12

o.TM Alma Rive. No. By. Meets alter
nate Friday afternoons; ? O'Clock; J. o. q
= hall Visitors always cordially welcomed.
MRS. CHAS. MORDEN, l.. {
Mas. ANNA LEONARD. Il
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-02-12
PROFESSIONAL

A. BAGLEY, Physician and Surgeon
Z. ONCE Opera House Block. Once hour
l.3o TO $50 and To p. N Diseases of tn
eye and ear special.
f. SUYDAM, M. D., Physician and Surgeon
y. Office opposite Church block.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-02-12

IA E.CHUHCH-Mornings service. 10 80; sur
III. day school l2:UO. Evening service 7:W
Young copies meeting Tuesday evening I 81
REV. j. MCALLIsTER, Pastor.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-02-12

o. r Court Anna, No. 77s. Holds IL reTu
L. lar meetings in the q A. X. Hall, Wrigh'
Hook on the second Thursday in each month
afsp IN local time Visitors welcome.
p e Caldwell, 9 r. q. EaERIcK, X. \.
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EPISCOPAL CHUKCH--Services s.e ne
Z every Sunday morning 10: 80 u, N. Eye
ing 100 p. n.
Rev. II. B. JEFFERSON. Rector,
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JIM WILLIAMSON INTERVIEWER.
Thanks iii. Attorneys and Shcrin
nich for Attentions.

Wharton, Texas, June 2i.--This morning
The post correspondent visited Jim Will
hanson, the condemned man. who In to DO
hanged tomorrow at o'clock for complies
ity in the Croker murder. To the rep
resentatIya ho was cheerful. but would an
swer no question, He said in bricf: Il
shall make no statement tomorrow, save
as follows: II desire publicly to thank
Captain John u. Linn, with Messrs' Mitch
ell and Sparl,man. for the voluntary SER
vices they have rendered me through my
long trial. They have served me well ana
faithfully throughout my unfortunate cen
dl,ou. Should my life have been spared
would have made II my llfes aim TO
repay them. Since the final sentence has
been passed Messrs. Fen BARKER anu
Waynn Anderson have been my keepers.
cnn not find words TO express tho graft
tude owe them. They have treated me
kindly and considerably. Toward MIR.
Robert Rich I have nothing but the best
Of feelings While l do not think he has
treated me fairly ON the stand MS wit
ness, during my long stay In jail of twenty
nyc months. surely ho has done his best to
make my life pleasant ms posaiblc; on this
account forgive him. My health has been
good during my sojourn here. ! do now
say that ! am innocent Of the crime for
which | am accused"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-25
FR1rIrs AND N1rrs

APPLES -Texas. 22isG30c per peck.
BAN ANAS-Per bunch packet for ship
menl. sl.25ni.50. loose punches 75cp.l.25.
BLACKBt RRlES -S5f,;Oc per bucket.
ooli e0c per A-quatt crate.
ChNTALOUPES-2 OUlOc per dozen.
CoCOANuTS-s5. 80 per 100: s3a.00 per
1913,
GRAPbS-Soudh Texos, sl.W0l.s5 per
crate.
LEMON Mcssina and Palermo. choice.
S3.5UH3. Is, fancy 81 0Octi..5
NuTS-Brazil, 9GlOc per III: hlherts. Sic
lily. lie; Naples 12lac. walnuts llnl3c
peanuts, 5tI5lsc: almonds. 1olragona. l2Gp
l3c per H. ~ sacks. pecans, 7igHSI2c.
ORA NGIiS--CaliforlEa seedlings, S.0ott
ga ncr box
PLUMS-G5n75c per oi-auart crate: $50
SOC per peek. goose plums. Sjc6iSloJ Per
crate: iGp6nr per neck.
PHAC tiI,S-ioltE0c Der peck box: 45dG5c
per third bushel box; iour-basket crates
C5cdtSl 90.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-25
COFFEE.

New. York. juno 2i.-cocfee options
oNened 81 ~sdy unchanged to 3 points de-
cline; ruled generally weak under disap-
poin,ine Enroronn cables. heavy receipts
decline arrested by local covering, For
clrn houses sold; closed barely STEADY.
not unchanged to 10 points decline, Sales
1900 bags. including: September IL. Spot
coffee-Rio quiet; No. Z invoice I2 job
b'ng s. Mild dull; Corlova llni7& sales
1000 bags RIO No I spcV 7ir
Sasrsos. June "a -Cofrec-Wcah: good
avu'age Srm.os. 900 refs per 10 kilus. re.
cc!pts 1000 stock, eitooo
HambWrg. Juno t-cofrcc--Unchanged {.
sales 1900.
Rio. June H.--Coffee- Steady: No. I Rio
SEQ reis rer 10 kllosi exchanged. md: re-
celpts. 10000; cleared for the United States.
t0rl; for Europe. 500 stock. $4,000.
H,vre June t-Coffee--CloNsd quiet .
unchanged; sales, i5ca.
New York. June H--'rctal Warehouse de-
llvcron from Tho Cnsnd states. iS,ls2 hi
Guiding i6lM from Now York; New York
stock TO-DAY. isi,sal; United States stock.
~. al: ailoat for the tnsted states sn2 600,
total visible fer the United Srltos, go, IA:
against Si7.i7S last year.
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nUTrER AND EGGS.

ST. Louis. June ci.--Butter-stcady;
creamery, 1o,SWl5ie; dairy, 6aai1is. Eggs--
Firm, Tt
Chicago, June ci.--Butter--F'irm; cream
cry. 1gdrit's: dairy. afli2. Chccse--Ffrm:
So. Egrss--Fresh 81.
Naw York. June 2i.-Eggs--Rcceipts.
SiTG packages; quiet; State and Pennsyl-
v.l,r.n. Ilil; Western. lWtlh
Kansas city. June --Ruttcr--Stcady:
creamery. lofml2ie dairy. Silo. Eg9s--
Weak sto.,lS Is cleaning up better. owing
TO small rcccipts OF the past few davs:
fresh cunlled Kansas ana Missouri stock.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-25
PAINTS AND OILS

OIL ms I'd. III hhs, raw SIC: boiled
sac water white. lit test IN bbls lie in
cases, sL6j: prime. whi,e. $50 :est. in bbls.
he, IN cases, si.45; brilliant; oil. 81 So. in
lbls, lSc. glove vesoin.. IN cases. $3.50; in
ibis, lie Euplon oil. In bills lIe in cuses
SEQ; castor oil. medical pure. $40. tur-
WHITE i.EXD-- Strictly pure 6agi.c;
STANDARD white lead H.; painters. &c.
WINDOW GLASS-In boxes. ~ and Is
to ~ and ~ per cent discount, new list.
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The Inruii MnrI,ct.

he June cror OF peaches is about eX'
ausied and light shipments are expected
tAl the July crop is ready for market
'ae supply was small today, hut from
s1e cause the demand Was poor anu
sssts sonewha, lower than h"retoiole'
tvt UN.s brought 35Q5Oc, and tour-
sske' crates tDN75c.
large Japan. Burbank and Wild goose
nu,is We're knocked down NJ ioH4oc per
y MeA and apples brought 2oN5Oc. soile
H. Grapes from Laredo sold for sl,2on
"M ltr crate. Very trw blaCkberrips are
~ S'hs now; The poor returns on re-,
s 9aS eonsignments doubtless discouraged
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HOUSTON PRICE CURRENT.
STAPLE GROCERIES.

n STAPLE GROCERIES.
)Aelr Quotations are revised daily and
>tces reethess can be relied upon. The
Sb9lesaii these ruling in the Houston
(foss. ,uIEAsE-Dlamond. st75 Der
lrpss. ~ier, IN tin boxes. $500 per
RIrip. nSa '%I6oc per dozen boxes;
llls r ur,, IL tin. per dozen. Sl.oO: castor
y, comma., .of Der dozen. in tins: castor
)sstinse NlrioN-Powder, Der keg. 500:
y eacs powder. Sligo per keg drop shot.
----sa, N.so: buck sl,55. U. N. G. loaded
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DRIED FRUITS.

APPLES-Fancy sliced. in boxes iD
nc; fancy evaporated in bulk. 59,g6c; As
III cartons Gtic.
- GURRANTs-In btls. &c: cleaned cur
rants In boxes 7c. IN / ID cartons, us.
PEAcHDS-Evaporated. unoee!ed. T1h@
PEARS Evaporated. Gi9Gi7c,
RAISiNS-CalifOrnia L. l.. boxes. Hc5lD
i75: J., box H.. L.. rnisins 60c: 2-crown L..
Nj. raisns, 20 ID boxes. DC. S-crown l., NJ.
% Id boxes, 5iac.
PRii MES Crop OF 1896: California
prunes 90 zoos. jl.N5tac; S0-sos, 52lG6c; 7o-S0s
6iiGGi5c; 60-70s, 7c. 5p-G0s Nc, 40-,Os. 90. sill
yer primes, SIC; ruby prunes. Slac.
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crcn kettle cXTS s-ie. centrifugal gran-
ulated 3Nst2N; white l3.l6ita lS-iB: yet
low 3 $500 SIS. seconds 2rjh. Molasses
steady centrifugal Atia.
New York June @.--sugar--Raw firm.
Refined steady
st. Louis, June 2t.-wooi firmer; un-
changed; better demand
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Trade Notes.

t aos' iobhng houses find mall oraers
VA 10 aniicipalt.ons.
Ihsy1usruons are generally fair, with Soma
-'Nss IN local settlements.
Inores'' banks report better demand JOE
IfrIds some prepalations being mace LOT
's 70 move new crops.
M ~ Rob'ns d,pand for lemons contln-
IN oo ,se with the thermometer in sum
sa.r, cordier 4 Co. shipped carload
G,t srsupisnelons TO ST. Lo,rs today. They
n.,W ihirty pounds In weight.
sr nya'l Richard CocKc is now the Texas
~ hatiNe of Austin, Nichols 4 Co.,
korss wholesale grocery house of New
m Nv, dealers will begin receiving Mex
z Cai,sssss IN u few weeks. The last ear
elosa.99 ma oranges for fhls season was
N by I. IL. Thompson n Co. to-
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Texas po,ntoc. ana Onions.

tias potatoes are scarce at this time
4a wholesalers readily obtain GDa65c per
.NAi Tor them. Many carloads haNe
wa Shipped from South Texas recently
49, eIhts outside the State. The louisiana
49, snort and has been practicaIly eN-
tan,n,M. Arkansas also has oniy NSnt
|,,bI II. Y, 10 offer but in n few more Weeks
Nan, d's sour crop viii be ready for snip,
I>@ly at sgaS5c per bushcl,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-25
WIRE AND NAILS.

Barbed wire quotations are Tor carloai
lois / o. b. Houston, Nails are quoted IN
s'iRARRisD WlRE--Glidden. gal, $3.50 per
1nj lbs. painted wire. SOD. Waukegan, 90
higher than Glidden.
vonces 1od, l2d and led. &c. sd and I'd. Zoe:
Cd ana "a. zoe: i'd and I'd. soc; %. 45e: %.
75c.
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GRAIN ANp Hay.

Carload lots lob cars from mills: deal
ors charge from store 5sll0c more per 100
lbs on bran. case per bushel on oats and
corn ana lOuljc per 10 lbs on hay.
Cii0rpED CoRN-JSd75c per 100 lbs.
CORN 3Gd3G'ar sacked ,oo
rHoppEp OATS sic per 100 lbs.
OATS-White NebrGska @9a5la' New
IL nfAsIYi-AlfSifa, sl2,50als,oe per ton. mil
LEI si2. oo timothy I3,5Olli@' South
,rsxas prairie hay. si.ooa5.oo: North Texas
urairie 50. 5odfl2 80.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-25
EVENING POsT,s CABLEGRAM.

New York. June A,--The Evening Posts
Lonuon financial cnblegram says: The
stock markets opened strong today
Americans and Kafilrs leading. There was
no business, howey err and rCicfs slipped
back. Americans closing al)out Zoe under
the best. Paris and Berlin quiet.
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LONDON CoNsoLs.

London. June 2i.--tonSois for money,
ll29s consols for tho account, III l3-lg:
Mexican ordinary, 25A, Mexican cen,rnl,
new a. 7ia, bar silver. n 0-16d per ounce,
money, s, per cent. Tho rate of discount
in the omen market for short ami three
months bills I5-lGul Der cent.
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4.s,: bulk of sales l.eoffl.S5; steers under
1909 pounds 3.Goii70, stociers and feed
ers 20N6ii.4o: cows and heifers .c5fIA.0A
Texas and Indian steers 2.s0srl. 10: cows
AMI heifers 20V5f3. 90. Housekeeping
light 3,3iMS.Ao mixed 90SdS4b; heavy
2,loft3.I7ia. Sheep--Rcceipts a0ou: ship
ments 1000; market strong native NUT
Texas sheep 3.O0@3.d0 lambs 3.50ep+.5o.
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KANSAS CITY,

Kansas City. Ju.re 2a--Cattie--Rcceipts.
$500. market steady to strong: Taxaa
steers, 2.Stti.sa; Texas cows. 2.5,fi3.55; ma
1.-Two steers. s.5odf4S5; native cows and
hoifers. l.5~fLl0; atocktss and feeders.
2.6eiti 20; bulls, 245n9,iU. Hogs--Recepts.
1900; market 5Wio higher and activc: bulk
OF saloS S.2IisuSS2is; hcavis, 3..54i3.70:
packers. 2,gcai3. s2ts: mixed. a.25Gl3.4O. lights
S,aSff3. se't; workers. a.3nd3 l2is: pigs 5000
S.25. Sheep Receipts. 1900. market steady:
lambs, 3OOa5.p0, muttons. a.5,t3.75.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-25
rnE WOOL MARKET.

Prices paid by Houston deaicrs,,o ~,
twelve months. medium .-.,.'''-'io ~
Twelve months. hne....'..'.'.'.'" XSx
BURY .........-.....-. '.,''''''''''-'
Six months. l12c less.
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AND CHEESE

OF all grades kcpt IN stock. Eisin CrcAme
cry a specially. Also wholesale dealer u
country orders. $50
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''eo'enSe iirAvRr MARKET.
LIVE STOCK.
HOUSTON.

j.. II. Hall. live stock commission mcr-
Beeve s Choice grass ............... s,.ap p.
Cows and heafers. choice........... 2lsu
Calves. choice ...................... a az
spring calves Observation-Disclosures. ava 4
Warnings Observation-Disclosures, 2IbfH 3
sh,ep- First -class ,................. 3 ~ az
Choice mastfed hogs ....,......,..,. 2AW
CorDfed hogs ...-...,........"':.. .
Rnmarks--The market Is we'll supplied
with all olaHses OF cattle, prieos have q
firm tote.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, june 2l.--l}ank clcarlngs, 81
ei5,7ol; balances Ho5o,7i5. Money on call
easy AT 1alA per cont; last lonn. l p'r
cent, closed in1A per cent: primo NOR
car tile uapsr, 3m4 per cent, slorliag ex-
change steady. with aotull business In
bankers bills al iS1h@iS7k for demand
ard at i.s6lSmls5i4 for sixty G8va; posted
rates, 4Nni.S7M and d,SSfr4.sSlt commrr-
cinl bills. t,s5it. SilSrr coTtincaGas. t0Nap
Goss. Bar sllVtr GDiA. Mexican dol'ars
i7S.. Government bonds strong, State
bonds dun: railroad bonds steady.
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THE STOCK MARKET.
A FURTHER AVERAGE ADVANCE 1,
THE LIST.
Especially Anthracite and the
international shares.

New York. juno 2i-Thc prices of stocks
made n further average advance today,
puttinr the top level in the current BUN
movement one notch higher. The advance,
however. was not universal and som.
prices are lower. the anthracite group
losing something. Tho international
shares. some OF them, displayed the sym
pathetic effect of lowsr prices in Lon.
don and o, selling here for London uc-
count. Others of rh.s group Were bought
for London account and RAJ nod in price
There were times during the day when
prices were generally below last nights
.ios. ana ,;,n,a woes evidences of heavy
'4Ns' ""N '"''N Vs.
ralisinE in s1r"s stocks. Tie volume oil
the dealings YVES small. but better dis rib.
utoa ,h,n ,esterdnv though ,h,. changer,
Nv" '''>'' 80 -.
Chicawo bas, Boy suate t'as an" Sue"'
Absorb cd about ,hree-nflhs of the total
dcalinrs
s, l.. ,,a.,,,,.....
An oppressive ADVANCE IN Noh'h"es
ern. which was resumed after days
sal, oor,,od ,ha+ .,o,l, 49,, IS, ,o,nts ia
i,..i'' carmen ''"' s'Se" Wy - t'o'".s' ~
MA ana was a ens WlHilS ihi'"eis" III
the whole market. The Grangcrs also
maintained their strength and upward
tendency ana 'helr pottlN influence IN
the market undcr heavy dealings and In
sp,te of some ol,rmist .Icaln,trs of murv
To crops rms SHOVE b''l'' VI sooo pros
poets. which advanced the price of this
y,o,,n an, v,,s M, tnflncu,e ON n.nrtv
W -
every railway property an tho VEST "h"S'
securities are doalt in On the exchange.
ST paul.s third weeks statement SHOW
-
ed an increase IN gross earning" oil over
So ,0Je. which was an encouraging factor.
This reads earni, ss has boon greater
-, l., -, ~, - =,
'i'h week III me present month IMAM III
the corresponding weeks OF any year sncc
1898.
t,,reo,.,s =, Ma, .,,,.,,,ntz of .be
fS''Naa'S "a -i"s sa'V'"-" W ~
Granger roaus give suggestion or II "a
| vorab" showing ana have helped the al
vance,
Inc sirensth or the marker q almost
outlook. hut number of indNiduai stocks
Morr S'iohs on account o. spr,lnl, V."S,.;
a. ,p''aVop, by SUI ~ '.'n, nu,u,
is'hNN'F EhSb' Mh' rum N'A"''
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Elour-StcNdy.
whcn, No. 2 spring. 70]aa7l: No. 3. 63a
n. No red. 75isUS0S.
Corn-No. 2. 25lt25h; No. yellow. ?5Maf
Gats-No. 2. lSik: No. ? white f. o. b..
2@ti %; No. white, 20lsn2.A.
Ryc--No. 3 81
2Si'3S.
Flaxscod- No. l. 7$n79.
Timothy seed-. Prime, 2.75.
Mess pork--Per barrel. 7.Da755.
lnrd-ifar 100 pounds, 3,hils
short ribs sideS-i.oose, i,3eri.60.
pry sailed shoulders Boxed, 4s.etS
Short clear sides-Boxed, lsmiA,
Whtsky-Distillors' finished goods. per
gallon. lib
Susars-Cut loaf. $50 graduated. i.95.
Receipts Shipments.
Flour. barrels ....," 5'@%l99 ilGCo
Wheat. bushels ANN, 3'ee 10y
corn. bushels ..........3l2,OVl 10000
Rye, bushels ...,..... 5000 49,.
Bsrley, bushels ....,. 1900 700
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PRODUCE.


BEANS-California small white, 1ssT2%c
yer 10; Bayou, 2haea4e; pink, 2i.42iec;
Sc.
BUTTER-Blue star. Ice dairy. 11Dl3c;
fancy Elgln creamery i7nl1Mc; Texas
country butter. 15a2oc for choice; COM
mon. buSC
OIEoMARGARINE - Solids. 9al21ac;
prints, lOiAQl2Nc.
CABBAGE Texas. si.0lql75 uer crate:
le per pound IN SACKS. or barrels
CHlHESE--Nrw York fun cream lie;
Wisconsin fun cream lie; Young America
lie; Western Toe; Swiss 2iu2ec, mitauo
SWISS l1alSc; brick cheese llal2c: Inn
burger l5c.
.EGGs-Texas, Sa9c; candled. lcallc;
Kansas, l2c.
ONlONS-Ncw Tcxas. S0aS5c per bushel.
IEPpER-Chle. iSMl9c per 10
l'DTATuES-New Texas bOlt60c.
POULTRY-Ch!c per dozen. old
hens S2.nu225. cocks Sl.5oQl.15; fryers
according to size, $l.75n2 40; brollers Sl.len
lb0, turkey hens Si0Oq5.W; turkey son-
blers sG.0Q9.v: ducks S2.JOaS.vV, seess
s3.pp.
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Month Of Delivery

u asked. b bid.
NEW YORK FUTURES.
opcned barely steady. closed STEADY.
sales. 6oeoo
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srrrER DRY GOODS MARKET
!. ,moroyemcnt Noted OF Manu-
featuring Points,
,ty.s FLOUR HAS BEEN REDUCED
,. of Ten Cents per bnrrci
Lowcr-Thc Condition
of the Fruit Market
nface of The Post.
houston. Thursday June "a

Houston. hursu"'' '"'
-, Improvement in ''e se
-. market has been q le''"'e VI Wv.
Trade ieceIaly' o.'' ,t .yst,d at manu-
". me dizziness that eM's''' ~ "''''''.
.r,ur.ng ceiliers AT .''' ''".e 80 49,,
,.s,,. the orders nave ro' oee" 'a' vs.
,.rsdlate coiirac's' 'iieio 10 % ny" ~
:. ,snand for eoobs 10 DC 1e''NV,ea ia
Y. ,a,e summer and during 'hc l"',' nv
.,ve, appears TO lie shapi"s i's'i' ~.
letter INNS =, Eoll River and Provi-
weeks pus ,,,ar. total Than for some
dncs reacne' ~
tine past ,o ,hanye An nriees
Thre NOS a,,,Iy confinei 10 prlnt
recently o,'"s ',,'',, ,,nas oe ,rints. Prints
slc'ns a"' s,'y,. snl,s of fall extras le-
trs fsiriy ae'Ns and ~ annie propor-
| ms 'aiiN -, ,,ncv urints NAVE been
tors. W as'', ,','.,,ir,ton s,aples 3s.c ana
nade 'Ao' ,'.,,aIat,,s 3a,e. Garner rad.
WsshIs''A 80 hoen nlaced n, 4l.c,
sn.'' ''AN't r,,oiss al A,c. Delmar.nu
| Enga ,.-o,tiue rravs al,c. Hur-
nourFihs' o,,,, ,,b,rd fopcies ga,c.
uony fall'ies "4s' a., ri. -.
| "A Garner Turkey reds 4s2S. lhe tiihl
r,hes drarcries and the Ike Is
ns 'ot ~,,,r,, ora iuIl in all hut manu.
quiet oius"a,"' 81
btured goods.
s,ocss of print cloths at Fail River ana
e'""9 .,-,t;it large. the total. AK the
PNydeiVe az ,-nnn ,,.o.,e.
end Of last week Doing i'''V'O'V
uh. Is the largest stock ever reported al
~ Its u,rb The exception of last
ihosu pV".'0 - ~ no ,o,.1 ,,,,e
Ynr al ms u'i'N' 49,,
issN peces and prices were 1-lec lo"er'
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HIDES. TALLow AND pEEswAa,


New Orleans. June a.-susar quiet;
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81. Louis June "a ,--Cn;tie--l Receipts
1000. shipments 1000: market was siow and
TO: steers and stronger on cows; choice
expert sireers l.ap@S.i0: native shipping
steers 1904 90; bulk Of sales 4-404l. ~;
drAssed beet and butchers stsers S.ls3
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-25
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City. June 2i.--wheat-Iower
No. hard 70; No. s. sosl6s; No. snrlng
CO. No. 2 red: new, 72Ml2ii, corm-iuil
No 2 Write 90 Rye--No. q 2sm2g. Hay
steady; choice timothy, s,pdje0o! prairie
s5oa7oo. ReceipHs-WheG, 400; cosn. y !.
bushels; corn. Ib.Goo bushels; oats. oe0o
bushels.
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~ s,npnoARp. NOT CLEARED.
nALyEsroN sTATEMENT.

Net receipts Of cotton at Galveston 10, 70.
aav were " bales. this reason. i,ns'ise'
u'r tins last s,ason 92j,1sD: sross re-
ccipis this season. 5000; same time ia "a,
season, "a, 800. fetal exports lhis- ssron,
i,il3o9o same Time last seasoh, 9. d,v las,
year 1925.
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NEW WORK

New York. June a.-Wheat-heceprs
II. JOS. exports 45,ls5; spot dull. Options
opared firmer on better Liverpool cables
AMI held very steady all day with sharp
advarce on near months owing 10 n
squeeze Of shorts. hslped by strength In
corn ana reported damage 10 Russian
crop closed hMis net higher. later on
ienlbeI % 7-sa7O 5-i6. closed ION Pig iron
dull Southern 9.2odl02oi Norlharn loW
6pi2 90 Copper firm, lake, brokers M;
ml,.U1, Suslter dull. 4, 25lii. 80, Lead, brok.
ers $40; exchange 3.i2bsGt7 .i7l2.
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Month OF Delivery

q asked; b bid.
LIVERPOOL FUTURES.
Opened sttS,dy; . D, M. uuiet and s,eady
closed steady.