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The Winslow mail., 1897-01-09
DEAFNESS CANNOT RE CURED

by local applications as they cannot reach the
diseased portion of tie ear There is only one
way to cure deafness, and that is by constitu-
tional remedies. Deafness is caused by an in
Eustachan Tube. When this tube is inflamed
you have Iumbling sound or imperfect hear
ing, and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is
the result, and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to it's normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed forever:
nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh
which is nothing but al il famed condition of
the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot
be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for
circulars; free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
E@ Sold by Druggists 75e.
The Winslow mail., 1897-01-09
Positive Proof.

Wallace used to believe that hyp-
notism was a rank fraud, but am a
convert now.
Ferry-Been put under the influence
yourself?
mo. But professor got Wheeler
on the stage, and it was not five minutes
before Wheeler was standing up before
the crowd and asserting that there were
lots of better bicycles than his. Gin
cinnati Enquirer.
The Winslow mail., 1897-01-09
IEFT DESTITUrEi

Not of worldly goods, but of sl earthly comfort,
is the poor wretch ormented by malaria. The
fell scourge is, however shOrn OF it, throng in
advance by HOstetter's Stomach Bitters, its
only sure preventive and remedy. Dyspepsia,
bili0usness constipation. rheumatism. nervous
ness and kidney omplaints are also among the
b IDLY affections which this beneficent medicine
overcomes with certainty Use it 5, stemat-
icallV
The Winslow mail., 1897-01-09
Vice Versa.

Diner-Waiter, there is a slight mis-
take. l ordered a spring chicken and
a dottle of 1881 wine
Waiter-Yes, sir
Diner-You have brought me some
wine of last spring and chicken of
1SS4.-Paris Messenger.
The Winslow mail., 1897-01-09

IaSh's Kidney and Liver Bitters is the best
and most Effective Family Med cine in use
1t is a Mild Cathartic, and a sure Gu for
IIabitual Constipation. Every bottle is guaran-
teed to do exact a recommended, and for Indi-
gestion, Biliousnesl Dyspepsia, Malaria, Chills
and Fever, Rheumatism, Nervous, or Sick Head
ache, and all dseas, arising from disorde ed
condition of the liver kidneys it is positively
without an equal.
The Winslow mail., 1897-01-09

we want your tea-trade
for the rest of your life.
Do you see now how we
can afford to say: "Get
every sort of ScMVlug' S
Best of your grocer, and
get your money back on
what you don't like?
A Schilling & Company
San Francisco ass
The Winslow mail., 1897-01-09
Hippophagy in France.

The horse flesh butchers in France
are doing brisker trade than ever in
equine joints.
The Winslow mail., 1897-01-09

In the eyes of young woman, a man
cannot exaggerate the Importance OF
his $40 a month position.
The Winslow mail., 1897-01-09

My doctor said | would die, but Piso S
Cure for Consumption cured me.-Amos
Kelner, Cherry Valley, Ills, Nov %. '95.
The Winslow mail., 1897-01-09
Old Almanacs.

1t has recently been ascertained that
almanacs and calendars date back to
the year 200 A. ID.
The Winslow mail., 1897-01-09
Russian Servants,

In Russia servants kiss their mis-
tress's hands both as morning and even
ing gAaetings.
The Winslow mail., 1897-01-09

The Poet-She invited me TO her house to din
ner. The Frend-She told me she did Mt think
there was much in you.
The Winslow mail., 1897-01-09
Pa-yky Scots in Gotham.

Scotchmea have almost entire con-
troll Of the stonecutting industries of
New York
The Winslow mail., 1897-01-09
Mistress Of the Foundry.
Bv EARL JOsLYN.

Just as the shadows of night were
lifting Mrs. Sterns saw three policemen
closing in on the piazza. Luke was
watching them He gave aguick spring,
met the one that was coming up the
front steps and pushed him backward.
The man fell heavily on the fagsSones
and lay these stunned. The others pur-
Eued Luke into the house. Running like
a greyhound through the rooms, whose
doors were all set wide open, he saw
through the kitchen windows another
policeman waiting for him at the rear
door. the mastiff and Mrs. Sterns
reached the kitchen by short cut in
advance of the two men. Luke stood at
bay. The largest of the policemen took
out pistol. The huge animal sprang
threateningly between the policeman
and the fugitive. Mrs. Sterns stepped
terrified before the mastitf. "Don't shoot
my dog, SIR" she entreated. "Don't
shoot him.
''Call off your dog, then, lady," said
the man roughly.
That was enough, The infuriated
beast heard the man speaking to his
mistress in unfriendly tones Before
she could even attempt to call him off
he had jumped with frightful growl
at the mans throat. When she had sue
ceeded in pacifying the dog, the man
lay on the floor a sickening spectacle.
''The other cop ran out 'front.'" ex-
planned Luke as Mrs. Sterns looked
around the room. 81 must be off, missis
They will send 20 cops here to take me, !"
and Luke leaped out of a window into
the rear of the house. The wounded
man writhed on the floor, while Can
dace crooned weird Judgment hymn
whose burden was, Gabriel sounds his
mighty trumpet.
''Stop singing, Candace 1t is not the
Judgment day
Laws, missis, I'ze dead sure heard
him blow" " replied Candace in tone
hoarso with fear
"No, no. Go to the sideboard and
bring me some brandy for this poor
man," said her mistress.
While she was engaged in caring for
him six stalwart policemen came in at
the back door. They tenderly took away
The Winslow mail., 1897-01-09

DUPTURE and PILES cured; no pay
IN until cured; send for book. DRs. NJ ANsFI ED
& PoRTERNELD S38 Market ST., San Francisco
The Winslow mail., 1897-01-09

Attend Sss Tn Ssss and %Sss 9ss
Market St., San Francisco. Write for "Free Book
The Winslow mail., 1897-01-09

IiehoIa Harness Co., no McAllister St., San
Liobuiu Francisco. Buy your Harness at whole
sale from the Manufacturers. Send fer catalogue
The Winslow mail., 1897-01-09
MhlIEn EQEE to any address our -..@.
TILL Special Price List OF
'usT ''s So. PRUNESz zOLIVES

Greenbank pow. $50 Caustc Soda ard Pure Potash
T. w. JACKSON & CO., 226 Market Street
San Francisco, Cal, Sole Agents.
The Winslow mail., 1897-01-09

gOT g%i,S'. %snti calm almost sto,s !, at
14418 Front ST. San Francisco. "Home Circle free
The Winslow mail., 1897-01-09

DALEY, PORTER & CO., Miners and A ssay ers,
ID Dealers In Mining Properties Refer. Seby
Smelling & LID Co. 4l5% Montgomery St., S.F., Cal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-15
MONEY and INVESTMENTS.
Transactions o. ! Day Amoao Nali
Street Operators.
THE BARS HAD a VERY GOOD THING
let Prices Clinb tor . ME TAea
Took ProAts and sent
Thcm mack.

y<~~< 80 =
~" iWN, Vccocr A--ThS acttcn OF
prices In tusiay's market might be Ekcnc.i
10 tho tollSumc and ars,,,us ssk,,.t. ~ !.
49,, ~s-.." -" ~'ss'o"s ciaotss % u
wencneu animal TO climb to a secure Sta
zion. only to be continually tun,bied back
ward by a single hxrnta,e .tr,,,rc Tv,a
rc<,av s,,<.,-,.- ~ ~. s.s-. IL $50
.sss - wv "oats W uepTc~ahk
prices led them occasionally 10 take prof
itA. These snasn,ssiic ,,ovrrinsr ,noy,,,,s.,,,.
were arh.ova.s .,t,n,,,, $500,
r,a,rl.,, sss,sn. 4. enNuns sny
Hssrhed cnange IN the general level. OF
prices and tho upward course soon re.
shifted 4, a,,,,,,st ~,m....n, ...,s....
rsss. s"as conui.iohs.
A"''e w"uiu 90 spirit OF Aruvity when-
ever the bears ceased In setting the ex-
ample NV ah,rt aa,kry f,h,a. =, a..
.>,r,sn,,.,, -, .,,...,,,,,, - -. -s
" oNou" ny tut tne arsest
SNARE OF attention and ranged over ~
points during tiho day Iarse nup,snrtinv
,r,,.rs 49,, =. ~. - " ..,.
- " ''s ".ai MY ~ u'" ope"ias,
30 the sale was a fractional advance over
last nights close, Hut this was the high
90. ,un,a,tx>r - a. :, a.. "a A.. -. .,.,...
tn y, WY u"s anu 'ne "'a'o.iS
" the aeaaiilss WAS az ievN conssder-
ably over point below last nights close.
snVar which 80 ~, rax, 4, ,,n,nt a, al,
s..,.'. - -. :.
NiNy' WIS aiso u'huer very heavy pres
sure. and declined at one time during Ire
anarlse, ,,,,n,a Nh. no, ,n.sas ra,,na
from 10 3 per cent In me most active
stocks. Tho Southern RaiIwaye and
Southwosterns an,i so,ne ~ Tho coalcr,
showed Tho rr,x,ics, wnatps,us IA tbr nail,
way list Ma marian was also mite sr
yeroly handled There was no develon.
menta in inc affairs on the day In tho
course az nrices. the marked belnr ,yhnilv
nrof,xsstonai. THE fact was Jemonstratosi
with sufiicicnt elearnssps thai yesierdav,s
recovery was MOI n rcsnt,niio, ~ n ans
tained inward course nf nrirrs INT MAS
smnlv aua ia n,s,fSssinnsl M, n,nula ion
10 force n cove,ins az the short rontrants
which had been freeiy mi mi for n ,isy
or two mreviouslv. ina rold witch WAS
shipped from Europe wst weed, began Ia
arrive soauy sg0o ost ming detsnsited In the
assay offce and ss5N do in the clearing
ho,,sa ,sa,,it '''''N ~ wy N'"e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-15
THE TRAIN RonBnRs.
Nothing Has Yet been Discovered NJ
Their whereabouts,

Nothing Has Yet Bccn Discovercd NJ
Their Whereabouts.
Austin, Texas October it.--Up to a late
hour tonight the officers had nothing about
the Mcneil train robbers to givo out al
though 1t is believed the robbers VIII
eventually be run down, as accurate de-
scriptions OF the two who entered the
train have been received. II is rumored
that the officers know the name OF tho
leader OF tho gang. but this they would
neither affirm nor deny when questioned
by The Peat correspondent
A rumor also reached here from George
town tonight that two OF the robbers had
hdcn corralee, burt no confirmation OF
this ruhtor has been received by either
Sheriff White or Chief Of Police Lucy.
II is now believed that after travelling
together In an easteriy direction about
fifteen miIcs from the scene OF the robbery
tho robbers divided. two OF them con-
tinuing east and tho other two going
northwest. Officers an over the State are
on the lookout for them and oil SHERIFF.
have been furnished with minute descrip-
tions of the two robbers who wore I'M
masked
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-15
No believer In shosgun..

Dan Malvern In Waco Telephone
This dongua and It's mother-in.law are
advertising Texas very muchly. A poor
fellow and his family learns they have yel-
low fever In Galveston, Houston or some
other place and they try to get away. They
only have money enough TO reach cieburne.
would not have gone so far. but at every
station good Christian people who In class
meeting, this very same day. had told how
much tho Lord had done for them. and
how much they wanted 10 be christl!kc.
and how determined they wcrc to follow In
Savior, gather at the depot and we find
them this Holy Sabbath eve With shot
guns, Winchesters and such weapons OF
love and hear them say. Stay on the cara,
you -. II you get of we win Kill YOU"
And pointing this new version Of the New
Testament IN the poor mans face makes
him and his little family go ON. How dIf-
ferent the bad man acts. We read In your
paper that Colonel Moss would have had .
brass band to meet the refugees from Gal
weston, but Il was 10 early he could not find
the members OF the band. 10 is amusing
TO see the mob making for the train 70 get
away when the reports come, we have
yellow fever Old crippies who should
have gone across tho deep river years ago.
old pious fellows aud sisters who Sunday
after Sunday and often during the week
tell how ready and willing they are 10 70
and sing very loud. II would not live al
ways" are the first nj the train. not caring
where the train Is going. only so they can
get away. Shotgun quarantine against
malarial fever may keep II away, but I
never did favor much guarding OF virtue or
health by the aid Of the gun. The virtue
has generally been lost before the gun play
comes. The fever gets here before We
quarantine.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-15
Governor Atlinson,s statement.

Cincinnati, October 13.---A special To the
Commercial Tribune from Weston. w. Va.
says: or this case OF the State OF Wcst
Virginia against Myra Atkinson, wife OF
Governor Atkinson, the defendant refused
10 talk, but Governor Atkinson gave out
a statement, in which he said
"The prosecution WAS actuated by malice
! am OF the opinion that several witnesses
indeed, all the read testimony upon
which the case hlnged--had been induced
to testify for consideration. am tnnr-
oughly convinced that two or more OF them
were purchased. All fair minded people
could see clearly that Camden Summers
Grandson OF the late G. Camden. was al
the bottom II and instigator OF this pro-
cedure. Soon after Judge Camden mar
ried my present wife wife. DIR. summers
and others stnrted out on a career OF per-
secuticn by anonymous letters and news
paper stories Indeed. prior to MIS- Al
kipson's marriage to Camden, she was an
noyed with an anonymous letter warning
her not TO marry Camden. furtherniore,
when the wdlI Of Judge Comden was about
To be probated she received various letters
threatening newspaper publication unless
q Inrge sum OF money was paid. In which
case IL was promised nothing would DO
said or published Sclative toher
prior TO her marriage with me similar
anonymous letter was sent her threatening
newspaper notoriety. The man who In
spired all these publications Is well known
10 be Camden Summcfu. the Aforesaid
grandson OF Judge Camden. upon whose
Testimony tho indictment against Mrs.
Atkinson was solely founded and who APP
peared an the principal prosecuting wit
ness In this case. In my unbiased judy
ment Mrs Atkinson Is guilty Of no crime
whatever. most certainly not the crime Of
aiding and abetting In uttering the forged
papers charged against hcr in the indict.
ment. Evidence In the trial showed that
Camden Summers proposed to the attorneys
OF Joshua Owens that II be would testify
aealnst Mrs. Atkinson nothing would be
done with Owens and that be would not
have TO pay for his land. which they
claimed had not been paid for. All have
70 cay In conclusion 10 that the whole
thing from beginning to end 10 worked w
TO lnjure my wife and humiliate me-"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-15
Az IMrREssIoN on lss1.

The muse OF poesy is dead; Il, vain Do men
enthusa
Ger the glories that are dawning IN the
woods. where autumn hues
kne answeiv Hg. half reluctant. 20 the
seasons potent call. Nm
The nsalanchoiy bard must hang his harp
upon tho wall.
what trough this golden glosses stAne
and purple hnxes rtee,
While crimson blends to mako . uno
The era OF utility has wrought upon saeA
Till we'd rather see the blacknass d -
honest Don Of coal 81.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-15
Lcxinutnn Trnt.

Lexington, KY. October 1i.--Thc racing
at the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders
association track today was unusually
spirited. close finishes being frequent.
summary.
2.ia class, trotting, $500 -Antflnnio, ABB
ner, Captain Jack. Best tirne, 2:l0.
2:23 class. trotiing, Si0W-Caracalia. AL
yer Red Boot. Hest time. 2;lSA.
230 class, pacing 1900 (unfnishcd).
al won two heats, White Nose won one
Indianaia second in two heats. Beat time
21IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-15
Morris Park Winners.

New York. October n-Morris Park re-
suits
Miie--Tom Cromwell. Casset,e, salhe
Cliquot, Time, l;t3M.
Eioven-siNteenths OF ~ mile Ma ximo
Gomez, Swiftmas, Mcrtins, Time, l.M,
Tnee-fouiths OF a milo-Plaudit. Hand
ball, Mont Dor Time, il5
Jerome stakes, ono and one-foiirth miles
-Rensalaer. Don Dor. Tillo, Time 207.
Mile-Salvable. Peat, Hen Elder Time.
l.Sl.
Mile and ono-half. hurdles, selling--F'or-
get. San Juan, Brown Red. Time, 2;b2ii.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-15

sa ,,s, ss,sn. but 4 e probable that sellers
orders 81 any moment n sssn,s . seeore
s smu similar lines. Wooden Foods .se S,sii
mand bd. on the other hand and the de- l..
scnahle ps 49,, AT 70 be active. both OF, sea-
~ w.h Yesterday at Fail Fever ~ c a9s,s
81 md"S =, y as low a point a. was ever rcarh,
Ci,.nh .ne eastern markets. Prints ma
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-15
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
Good News for Deputy collectors
md Government Employees.

Washington, October IA. There Is n
strong belief here in civil service reform
circles to the effect that after the elections
next month tho employees In the civil SER
vice OF the government Will receive a great
deal more protection than is now accorded
them. and by that time On important rul-
ing will be made against the removal OF
deputy collectors and gansers alb store
keepers 10 the Internal revenue service.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-15
BuTTEn AND Eoas.

~. Lcans, October ll,--Isutter Quiet,
g creamery. 1874; dairy. iidfl6. Esgs-f1rm,,
New York. October A.-,Isggs--Rcccipts
SN1; MARKET quiet; State and Pcnney1-
wanna. 16ilSia: Western. iCisd}l7.
Kansas CITY. octpber N--Butter nvn;
dairy i4fii. Esxs Arm rsreiSts I mcdef:
alto; quoted AT iiM.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-15
LOCAL MARKET REVIEW.

Houston. Thi

Houston Thursday, Octoper IA.
There was no change whatever IN the
business situation today. Local whoie-
salers are simply hemmeh In from all
sides and are sending out no goods wnat-
ever. They hardly think it possible mat
the present state of affairs can last longer
than Saturday night and are in hopes
that nearly all guarantees will be raised
by Monday morning. Several interior
towns are already inclined to look upon
the scare as wholly unwarranted ana
would be willing to open communication
with Houston Immediately were 1t not
for the fear that neighborfng communi-
ties might resent IT.
Unless there Is some relief in the next
few DAYS a considerable quantity OF fruit
and produce in the city Is likely to be-
come a dead loss The local demand Is
not sufficient to consume anything like
tho srnply already on hand, and II con-
,,,,,as n arrive. Potatoes and onions are
In lerge supply and are moving out at q
rate that Is causing no decrease what
ever in stocks. In fruits there Is an abun-
dance of grapes and plenty OF apples I.
n THOMPSON a. Co. unloaded car OF
California grapes yesterday and received
another chr this afternoon
There has been no advance In country
produce on the local market as yet.
Chickens, eggs and butter are selling A.
last weeks prices. The supply Is small
but the demand is also lacking to sreat
extent
Grain dealers report an easier market
Tor corn and oats. with sower prices an'
tictpated, ia sympathy with the sharp De-
chine IN Western markets.
I.euupus uss now quoted oa ~ tocal
-..ss< - = - N s,n1 -.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-15

Cincinnati. Ohio. October li.--Latonia re-

SUITS
Thrcc-fourths of mile--Harry Thoburn.
Lady Britannia, Hidalgo. Time. l:i6M.
Five and onc-half furlongs-Allcvlate,
Lillian Belle, Claret Cup. Time, I.0sk,
Mile and seventy yards--Skate. Paul
Kauvar, Nick. Time i:iGia.
The Kimbail stakes, three-fourths of a
mlle--Nuto. Don Qulxote. Mavili. Time.
Milo-cavalry. oscuro, Madeline. Time
1;4li1,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-15
LIVE STOCK.
HOUSTON

F. r. Hall, live stock commission mer-
chant, reports as follows:
Beeves-choice graos .............. 2N1
Cows and heifers. choice. 2l3T AZ
calves. chO ce ................... $40
1earlhrgs .,.......'....'....... 80. zs4W
Sheet, first-class ...........,...... ~
Choice rnastied hogs ......'....,.... 2aV J
The market IL very scantly supplied
with all classes OF stock and bare of hogs.
Cattle OF all glasses would sell readily at
ward.
Chicago, October 1i.--There was fairly
good demand for cattle and prices showed
no particular change. The bulk of the
native beef cattle brought 4 .5Od5.1O; COM
mon 10 dressed beef lots, 3.Soa4 10; prime
shipping. 5.Oq5.35: stocker and feeder
trade revived and prices better; few sales
made as low as $50; canning cattle lower:
weak; Western range cattle In good de-
,mani, with a large trltie IN feeders at
3.50a4l0 and some choice $40 pound feeders
sold at 4@. Hogs-steady az yeste e "a
prime assorted lights, 4.Op14.50; bulk. 5000
37J; pigs 3.4503.95. Sheep--Inactiye de-
-nand, Zoe higher at 3,25atoo for Western
range feeding 5ll - sheeS Fgsng n Large ,d nu "a,
2.ooq25o for uhe poorest to 40oa435 for
choice to prime. lambs active and firm
at further advance OF i5n2Dc. selling at
J.lD
at 1896 80; Western feeding lambs. 40
Qi.s5. Receipts-cattle, 1000, hogs. 1907
sheep HOO.
St Louis, October MISUNDERSTANDING.
2oo, shipments, 1000; market barely steady
for natives. with Texans a shade easier:
far To choice native shipping aud export
steers, I.2Jd5.15: dressed beef and butchers
steers, 3.s0lf4.75; steers under 1000 pounds.
g. 3On450; stockers and feeders. 2.401f4 20;
cows and heifers 2.0oJt25; Texas and
Inhan steers. 3.l5l4.25: bulk OF sales, 40
ds7D cows and heifefs, 2oon4 %. Texas
and indian steers. 3l5d4.25; bulk OF rales.
3.501370; cows and heifers, 235 Hogs
Receipts. coo: shipments 200: market
steady TO strong; Hight, 3sod3s5: mixed,
3.700SD0: heavy, sGDq3.s5. sheep iAnceipts
1000: shipments, 200: market steady; ma
tive muttops, 30nf38o: cul.s ard bucks.
l.bOG30: lambs. 4.00fpA25.
Kansas City. No.. October 1i.--cattie
Receipts. 1000; market weak to 10 lower:
Texas steers, a4Ol4. so: native steers, asa
b25: native cows and hefers, ], 2545 Is:
sfockers and feeders. 2 51f2. es: bulls. lz50
asa Hoes-Receipss. 500; steady; heAv-
tes. atpdz60; packers. 3.40NS ~; mixed.
ax5d875: IIghts, 3.$ba375; workers.. a708
TO nAnku yOUR WIFr LOVE vow
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-15

oper, kettle, aAdiS SIS; ccistrfrlgas, one iot
new. first receipt OF the seaern, cia~scsi
on plantation grarailated, sold for I 7-ie;
whites, ! iS-l6sH S-l6; ycliows, sis6f35s. seq
onde 2Gl3ik.
Nav York, October N-susar--Rav
quiet: fair refining, 5-l6; centrifugal test,
sS. Refined steady. =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-15

Washington. October 14.--senator Elkins
OF West Virginia was with the president
today for long time. Besides discwsins
West Virginia appointments. che president
and Ellsins talked over 4 number q pub
lie Questicra nnd matters Which VII isop1e
before congress. rte pfexltape = npq1
intfrestrd IN tbs csutpAygne - rsosreu.
- New YORK. ohlo rae 1nR1ian1
whea leoafss Hl1ln1 III 4 ~ n X
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-15

opened nrm on strong cAhaes, hut Turned
norlnE such bull nows Is unfavorable RuS.
Nan crop REPORTS, big export trade. adj
rancinH ruretgn markets epd small sprins
No red. May s1N: October ssis.
Ch!caGo advlcce by private wire TO q.
". Hunter = Co save curb on December
wheat cold down from - rs 10 SDst. csiis
SOLD down from slA to So Il lower
MARKET y expected for tomorrow, Puts
ON on December corn cold ct &s-s 10 AsAi