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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-03
OUR GENERAL STORAGE

OUR GENERAL STORAGE
So increased that we were obliged 70 seek
larger quarters. We now occupy the old
Forest City Mills, corner Congress and
Montgomery streets. Best and cheapest
storage in town for furniture and general
merchandise. Best facilities for moving.
Wagons, hacks. and messenger boys.
Quick dispatch.
SAVANNAH DISTRICT MESSENGER
AND DELIVERY COMPANY.
Phone 2. TZHs
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-03
KILLED IN A RUNAWAY,
Tax Receiver Bennett of Wayne
County Loses His Life.

Jesup. Ca. March Wv. B. Bennett of
this county while out driving this morning
near Jesup was thrown from his buggy
by runaway horse and instantly killed.
He was about 25 years of age and I'M
married
Mr.. Bennett was recently elected tax re-
cciVer of Wayne county.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-03
YOU MAY BE
THANKFUL

That American laundering is
not done in the way that still prevails in
some parts of Italy and France. There
the clothes are taken down to the brook
side and beaten with paddles. Such de-
structive methods are unknown with us.
Your clothes will last long if they are
sent to us.
SAVANNAH STEAM LAUNDRY CO.,
II Congress street west.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-03
THE CHATHAM BAN,
SAVANNAH, GA.

Transacts general banA''
business, maintains "A liberal sa''''
department..
Foreign and Domestic E1en'''
a specially.
Having n large number OF inv
correspondence we can handle y
lectiOns at very reasonable rA''-
Correspondence solicited.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TO BE GIVEN AWAY JULY 4TH, 1897
A REMINGTON BICYCLE
of the 1897 type, and the best of it is that
you can have your choice of either the
GENTS OR LADIES MODEL OR A RACER.
Every cash purchaser in our store of
twenty-five cents or more for hardware or
anything else will be given tickets for our
Remington
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SGO-RAsIBLER-SOO.


SGO-RAMBLER-SOO.
A sTANDARDrwHEEL FOR w.
For the next 30 days will sell 'D
ed number OF RAMBLER BICYCLE
the greatly reduced rate of $50. T''
the greatest bargain OF the year
and inspect them before PURCHASING
where
FRED MYERS. Jh'
s44 Bull stres1
Guards Arn''
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-03
MEETINGS
GEoRG1A CHAPTER no. 3, n. A. NJ.

A regular convocation Of this =.
chapter will be held this \
wednesday, evening at 500 \
O'Clock.
The NJ. NJ. Degree will be con-
ferred.
Transient companions are fra
ternally invited.
BY order of
- ROBT L. COLD
JOHN RILEY, Recorder.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-03
R. D. & WIN. BALTIMORE,

sterling Silver Waist Sets, zoe
silver Stick Pins, Toe
silver Novelties,
side Combs.
Novels, Good Authors, 1Oc each
Feather Busters, 15c
Garden Hand Pumps, $3.50
Plant Food, per pound, sc
Flower Seed, fresh, sc package
Garden TrOwel, &c
Insect Powder.
Whale Oil Soap.
Another Invoice Pocket Knives
at 25c each
At GARDENERS,
IL BrOughtOn street west.
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BEFORE PURCHASING

A Typewriter see the Improved Reming-
ton Typewriter No. 6. It has no equal.
DEARING & HULL,
Sole Dealers for Savannah,
6 Drayton street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-03

WE WANT TO SELL

WE WANT TO SELL
THREE RESIDENCES AND A FARM.
TO WIT:
No 41S Gordon street east, near Haber-
No. - Seventh street west, near Mont
gomery.
No. = Eighth street west, near Barnard
All of these are good homes in fine loea.
lions. -OS@
Also a farm of 100 acres at the sly milo
post on the Louisville road, which road is
paved to the five mile post. There is i
good residence and barn and a fine bear
ing orchard of peaches and pears. If NOT
sold at once will rent the farm.
On any of the above property, the Chat
ham Real Estate and Improvement Com
pany will only require a small cash nav
ment and credit of from one to fiftesn
years. Apply to NJ. j. SOLOMONS.
Secretary and Treasurer.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-03
ALL INSTANCES GIVE TICKETS.

We have selected the Remington Bicycle
to be given away because we fully con-
slider it one of the best and on this account
we feel sure it will be desired and also
the means of increasing the wheel inter-
est in this city, and also our cash sales.
Since we are giving this wheel away it
will pay no one to buy bicycle anywhere
but from our agencies.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IL Congress street west.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-17
HOUSTON PRICE CURRENT.
HEAVY STAPLES.

p@e quotations are revised daily and
r. correctness can pe relied upon Thu.
X are those ruling In the Houston
Z tiesaie markets:
II fiMuNITIoN--Pow per keg. $500,
II tiiss powder. si.65 per keg; dror shot
nSck. 81 30: buck. s1,55.
q tASuN-.i.Ntra short clear, In saci1a.
tked bellies. 7iee: New York dry sail
q les TAG; breakfast bacon. sue
"A AGGfNG AND TIES--C arIoad iots. : /,
81 tsVasion or Galveston, August ship
3tf, ARROW, Is 10. TIC. 81 Ii. $50. Delta
HI IN small lots. from store, bgyginr "
4 YARD higher; ties. &c per bundle
: sANDy-stick. wrapped. basis ?, exc
N pFF,EsE- Rio and cordovs. ra,r aas.
10 prime, 1istl2iac: choice. ls,lts. g. fan,y
1i7s peaberry. l7afisc. Roasted cof,ss.
III ana crescent: 100 10 cases. sIi.75
cs IL Ill 10: Arbiickie's Arlcsn sil a
lots. Tidal Wave 81 n
~ FAIRY. second roller patent n 6o, So,
NJ npn. extra roller fancy. x93l. Son pes, 7,
A rye nour. tLA1: Pumpernickei. q, A.
pa rates for shipments TO i,,terior
II M HOUR IN barrels i5c above SACKS.
e an Savcsss ~ s s6SxS barrels.
Isl cream meal In bbls. - ~ '''nn as,,
- "A, nj - - sacks. si,ss<3i. 10 pcr Xxi ~
Qr{ secke: Scotch oats. too per case :,
E Standard, si4dos<e: picnic hams
s!oNfx--In ss-lb cans, extracted y. !,
& \ ~ ~ conp. S8toe: in is.ib cans extract.
And lz<arpd tisrces. compound !. :.
es rs; 8 y caxx. ~c higher thar;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-17
NEw YnLll MONEY!.

Now York. August l5.-Money on ca'i
easy M iaitz per cent; last loan, IL. 81 sed
csfe:ed at iis PEI cent; prime mercantile
parer. SlSHi i,cr cent. SfsriIng exchange
week with actual bus r-sss bankers
bsllS Rt e. S5i.cst Si& for demand and nj
l.Ssh1i ssh fer sixty Jaws: posted rates,
4.Snas,& ara 4.SSnqti.M: commercial
hills a,S's. Siiser ceriifieates 55dIsjs
Rar silver, "a 2-S. Mexican dcsiars. II SIS
Government bonds weak; State bonds
dull railroad hor,ds firm.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-17

Cash quotations were az follows:
Flour--Stioageri standard spring patents
hyld AZ, or Is higher than Saturday.
Wheat-No. > spring, Sc, No. g. sig SiS.
No. red, new. sss-.
Cerf--No, .. 2s%; No, . yellow. 2SA,
oats--Na 2 ia; No, white. old. 2ihI
2ss. No, white. C. o. b.. l9is&2cA.
Ryer-'No 2, SGAA.
Rarley-'No : nominal. No. 5. e. o. b..
2ilS5: No. & T. .. b.. 26ff1Gi4.
Fisxseed--No. l. I.02isff], %.
Tinlpthy seed-Prsme 40.
Mess p0Fk--Per barrel, SsaRSi6
I.afd--Pcr 100 pounds, sd5fti.45ts.
Short ribs siies--i-ooss 4SAfi5eo
Dry salted shonldars.-BoNcd. sG5h.
short clear Sides Boxed, 5is&5A
Whisky Dsiillers' finished goods, per
gallon, lis
sngars-cnt loaf. rs: srannlaiea 81.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-17
wharton Wants EIectric Lights.

Wharton. Texas. August 16.--The pros.
pect of lighting the town with electricity
is now the all engrossing topic OF con-
yersaticn on the streets; and business
houses have put in private dynamos, which
are the predecessors of general system
as many substantial property owners ex-.
press themselves in favor Of the move
ment
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-17
THE STOCK MARKET.
NET CHANGES SLIGHT, BUT MOSTLY
GAINS.
Were Small. Changers
Taking the Lend-rhc Undertone
Was One of strength.

New York hugrst i6.-There were Pc
,iods today wi.e.i the market for stocks
had an appearance Of actual dul,ness. but
This waa only l., contrast with recent
markets. The total ss rs fell below b0-
60. which IL what 1t did not do for any
whole trading day Of last week What
ever striking animation there was in the
arse hour Of trading the buying during
This period WAS brisk, arbitrage brokers
ioining with the commission house agents
to swell the DAY THIS represented the
working of OF tha accommodation OF orders
received by CON mission houses over Sun
day.
London was toying some q the inter-
national shares a. she same time II was
selling others As a result OF this lively
demand prices hcundoa lightly upward.
new h gh record prices for the year be-
ng made in number OF pronnnent
stocks.
rho Changers were actively dealt in at
tho highest level. Burlington showing The
sharncst gain. ST. Paul was the leader
u the iSt and WAS quite larse.y bought
for london account. Burlington touched
Kite bsiow that The other Grangere
moved over a much narrower range, blt
closed but little above the lowest.
The upward ound of prices at the
Opening invited r. alzing sales The pro-
ftssss oral bears sdsd their utmost efforts.
They had in the'r favor reports CT crop
damage IN the West, and the result was
Rncn shown in reaction in prices Of the
Gfanerrs and southwestern, whc had
symr atpetic effect on the whole list.
Prices of many stccks were carried be-
low SatEiday's cscSe Although there was
hrner tone hitter AMI scme slight re-
ccv-'y. the market failed To fully regain
It's luiie before tho e. Sc AID CONSEQUENT
p-.ces OF mos Of the active leaders OF
q! market show only slight changes from
Saturday The net changes though sight
ar upsty EirrEs. Tho UNDERGONE CT
strength In the market was again strik-
inelN manifest by the dizziness that Sc
in upon the GcClsno IN p-fcss s-NfeAr a "a n
ass amed prominent part N the dealings
and touched new high record prce at
lAalr but reacted ueslr,y a point before the
close. While the early strength carrie
many stocks 10 pom; or over above Sat
urdaAs close. The rain WIS "a most Gases
nrsc ticaEy wipe1 out.
The bond market showed a marked dim
mutton IN the yo.nEe OF trading tie to-
tai falling sc3ri cf S2,ll9000 The sI-cu-
iat,on Jacket aggressive strength. bur the
market WAS fairly well supported, and
se0uio substantial gains Were registered N
the iess known issues. Sales s., ga. Vpl
Total sales OF stSeh. iSl.iS, shares. In
euding: Alchlson preferred, q, l42. Bur
lng,cn. A2io; ST. Paul. si..T5.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-17

Following were tho closing quotations on leading
sioeks ON the Nes Surx kachsnss today;
DUrrER AND EGGS.

st. Louis. August is.--Russer-Fsrm
Srsamsfy, llais; dairy. sanh, Eggs-
Chicago, H., August -Butter-rfrm,
Creamery. llais; dairy, i0Rl3. cheexr--
quiet. 7H6 E&gs-Firm: fresh, n
N Nc York. August lS--EgKs Receipts.
kansas CITY. Avenst H.-Butler aetixa,
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CorFEE.

Santos. August 6--Coffee-Quiet: xoo,
average Santos, $500 refs per 10 SIloss re-
GENTS. 1909. stock $500
Havrc. August ls.-Coffec closed quiet
net unchanged; sales. 1901
Rio, August fs.--coffce- Quiet: No. Rlo
TDD refs per 10 kilos: exchange, 5.xsa
receipts. 1900: cleared fer the United
go. 49,
Z New York, August is.--ccnee- on,Ions
opened steady, unchanged to points.
closed duh. ret unchanged 10 8 points ~.
vance: sales, en,l hugs Including. Septem.
Der $40: March. IT'S. SPOT co.fec-lsio
quiet; No invoice, 4 3obhing, n. Mild
quiet cordosa. lo'tefl6is: sales. ifco bags
Rio No. at 2.
New Orleans, August H. coffee-ordi.
nary to low fair. aissfliss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-17
CHICAGO.


Chicago, August l6-Eeayy receipts OF
cattle made weak market for common
kinds and such lots sold off about 10 but
good 70 choice beeves We're in active do
mand from the stsrt at unchanged nrices
GALES large.y at 4.5osss.V 90: common TO e.
ira choice native besf cattle seeT5.as
Exporters were coed buyers once more
Stoekers and feeders were in fairly active
demand al steady prices and butchers
aud Gamers stun SOLD freely prices ruling
firm fer TAT lots. Ca,yes We're active aud
steady. Texas and Western cattle shovel
no rarked change.
In hogs heavy packing lots also showed
weakness, selling OF 2isG5 during the lat
ter part Of the day. Sales were at an
extreme range OF a@Tsi2w The bulk az
the hogs went At SSs{ii.o0 and pigs sold
large at aa1f74 ~
In sheen there was brisk demand and
pisces slirhtly higher. except for eommo,
lots. which were 70 lower. Sheep were
ss'esbls at sssfl2 ~ for inferior lin To 4 "a
ht?s TOR choice tn prime natives. with
Western rangers selling at sst7s %. Ia r,hs
"a ter inferior 70 extra. the hest
besnR 10 higher: Western lambs. en<fs N
Receirts- Cattle. 1900: hogs. uooo:
& . x 4, = =. LII ~ B. IA, "A ~ st
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-17
LONDON MnNEY.

i.on5on. husi,s' 1s.-C5nsols for money
money. llei,. conscls for the account
~. q rs, Me>icar ordinary. 1876: Meni,
eau Central pew IS. Ga. Bar silver quie,:
.5Ad u.r ounce.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-17
EVENING POSTS cABLEGRAM.

New York, August 1.-THE Evening
Posts London financial cablegram says
TNie stock markets opened dull today but
recovered later on calmer view of the
Afghanistan situation. Americans We're
strang. Prices, however. closed fraction
under the best. The London time money
market has risen ais over Saturdays
highest rate on large offerings OF Amer
icam bills far discount. Gold has fallen 10
rs I'D. The Paris and Berlin markets
Were steady.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-17

No. 2 cash. Is: May. n IA Oafs--Fruturss
helped by the advance IN wheat and corn.
but sresulateon was slack. spot higher:
No. each. elevator. ny. old. track s:
No. white. 21,s4x; septsnss'eI: ~ a-s:
May, nv Higher. sSsN4s4- Bar
ley.--~ominal cornmeal-Ffrm. 10. Bran
--Firrn, H. Higher. $751;. TIM
othy seed--HiEher: prime gsn. Hay-Eas-
Ter; prairie new. SfDd6so. this side: tim
othy. 7.caaM whisky. lis. Cotton ties
s-si bssxins uncbs nged. Pork-Ftrm'
STANDARD mess. jchbing. 80. new; 80.
old Lard--HIgher; prime steam, As:
short clear. sscis- riss. 5.7s: shorts. 800.
TRY salt mests--B BOXED shoulders. 4.sfi-:
extra short clear. sss. ribs. m: shorts.
& x7iS Receipta--Flvur. 800 Aarreis- wheat
1900 bushels; corn. ,eS 90 bushels. oats.
"a. 100 hrsheis. pnents-Flour, 5000 bar
REFS. wheat. IIsose bushels, corn, 1900
bushels: oats. 400 bushels.
NEW ORIlEASN.
New Orleans. August ls.--Hog products
quiet Pork old. T1:. Lard. refined tlerce.
3 7-s Boxed meats--Dry salt shoulders
81. sides. & Bacon-r'iear ribs sides. G.
Esrns--Chosce sugsfr rured, sff9as- Flour
steady: new extra fancy. 4ioali5; pat
s-uts s.se. C7rnmezl- Duh. leo Bran
quiet 52,5 Corn--steady: Ne. 2 sacked.
mixed &c: white. sss37. oats-Steady; No.
2. es'1. Rice-Steaay: ordinary to good,
3 3-SIsh.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-17
LIVE STOCK.
HOUSTON.
GALVESTON.

Reported for The Post by A. p. Norman
live stock commission merchant.
Beeyes--
Choice, Der ID. gross 2ZT
Common. per IL, gross....... 2.4 q.
Cows
Choice. per Id. gross......... 2hp %.
Commcn. per ID. groSs...... 2 u q.
Yearlngs-
Cho.ce. Der In. gross....... $50
Common. Der ID. Rroas.... FAC 2iS
Calves
Choice. per Id. gross 3Sp
Common. per 10, gross,.... q 81.
Sheep
Choice per lb. gross. 3isa
Common. Der head .....;... $ 20 q ? %
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-17
CLEARED FOR GALVESTON.

IS RITA tSpn.l. due August 70. 81
IS He!vetsa tGer) }. que August -
IS Acme (Br.). Greenock
IS Avery Hill (3r.l. Algoa Bay. July q
IS Cayo. Mano (fSr). London. July a.
IS Einel Tower (Br). Hamburg. to ssn
August J.
s. European (Br.). Wallace, Algoa Bay
IS Fuiwel (Rr). Baines due August 10
SIS Hemisphers tBr). Chatham. N. a.
via Dublin. July 10. F
IS Hibernia (Br.). Richardson. at Rousll
July g.
Sob starke, Archer, baltimore. July IL
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1000: shipments. 1000. market steady IA
best. others about ~ higher; fancy steex
5.l515.25. native shipping and expcgi
steers i.OOGa0N: bulk OF sales, 4.jsqi ~
dressed beef and butcher steers, i.o1d41
bulk OF sales. 4.3514.s.5: steers under Igz
pounds, 3.s5ei+.30: bulk OF sales. 3. s5ii4.M
stockers ana feeders, 2.i0a41 Is; cows and
heifers, 20ol4.5o; bulk Of cows. 5Oaa.0j
Texas and Indian steers. grassers, 2sS5
4 %; cows and heifers. 2e5I3- %. logs
Receipts. GOO: shipments. 800: markel
steady; light 39aG405: mixed. s.T5a4M
heavy, 3.10d4.O5. Sheep--Receipts. 9AQ
shipments, 1000 market steady: natiYeG
3.I5q3.s5. culls and bucks, 5Dli3.2 %: lamb
s.?ea5.oo.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas CITY. Mo, August 16.-cattH-
Receipts. ,2eN, steady. Taxas steer. So
600 COWS and he:fers. l.75rs -25: stockeri
90; rows and h.iers. 1-7.<ii. .: stocked
and feeders, 5.e.fI4 90: bulls. 2.39Q3.Z
Hoss-Rece .ps. 500: market strong; bud
of safes. s.'TzFi3.S1. heaviss. S.75Es5, sssSH i;
packers. 3.t5fos SO: mixed. 5. 7odS. s.; Hzat
8 T555 s.: yorkers. 5. s2i9fl5. IS: pigs q 81
40. sheep-Rcceirts, 5000; steady; iamnl
3 .35I5.to; mutton. s. oa3.75.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-17
NEW oRIlEAsN.
k.SsAs CITY.

RanSas CSv. Mo, August ls.-WheAt
lard re higher: soft. about nc higher
No hard So No. soft. TilTSSik; No.
sur'rr- 7snGrn Grin about steady:
frat tonany higher: No. mixed 221sdgs.
Oats fairly a~;fys No. white. 2gi@. Rye.
No 2 a. Hsv arw: fairly active. Re-
teiIts--W1 So 500. cocn. s5.0co: rats.
- 81" ship o7ts--whes,, li4.5o1: corn.
II CO.. oats 2oao.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-17

J. /. =. E ! .1 yeSt. Are,st is.-sIaes. leather
aU0An.
~ msM ,,S xcss s,,, Apsu.s ,k-saxsr-R.w.
W.. QsS9enGs Anguet 16-, suk Oman
Is. 445ft y{44f; cenefjfuxsi rteaslv:
3 sssss s s;1: :
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-17
CANNED GOODS.

CANNED FHtsrT-Pcr dozen: S;rawbeS-
rsss zscRsi9p, riDeappies. standard, 1907
1 co. eyelcss and norciess. $i-S5. sseonds. ~
fiNsc. pears. standard. sAcfl 500. Clipper
Bsrtieff pears. 10. Z-e5I1.ns: 10. 81. seke
1le5: peaches, standard. 2 10, eDc%si.Qc; Sec
onss. 2 ID, sefssec: 3 lt standard, sl.G5g 40
~ rAe peaches. 1af3Esc, ID Tsje peaches.
$3.50. blackberries esfi7oc: u STANDARD
CALIFoRNIA CANNED FRUITS =
ST. ndard goods ~ ID cans: Peaches. {l.GJ
10 per dozen: apricots. 81 yJsfl.s5. pears.
sisosa17e. egg piIfns sl.&ni.sS. gree1
gage. 8 sasI1 4s: nectRrines. 81 $50 ! 70;
grapes. y1.35sJ1.ss. white cherries, ESQ
or black cherries. s. z5ei2 IS.
CANNED VEGETABLES = Msrrowfst
peas eecdfi.eo. Lima beans s9csisl-M;
string sseans, sOfg7sc: corn, 6ccMsiz5; touls-
toes, 2 H. satgasJc. seconds Dc; ~. Spd
CANNED MEATS AND FISH Roast
beef. j 10, si10zii.is; 10 s. 1Dfl2. Is; %
ccrred beef 2 dozen. 81. 2Id ]. ~. ! 10 lunch
tongus, dozen. Il TE,sf2so: Frankfort sau-
saRes. 10 81 So; = " pott~d ham, dozen.
fess55c: * III potted ham. dozen. 81 y; y
~ ieviicd hmnn. dozen. isSq5n7 u 10 dew
Ned ham. dozen, si.eCpi1p, ssrdlnes.
Arner3cap. nusrtsrs. tins, 81 ssffe.eo: mug
tard, halves 10 tins t2f532I5. salmon.
Alaska. 91fzsr. Steel Head COLUMBIA
River. ascusi0o; straigh, Columbia River.
si.sogLG,.
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Keeps the teeth white the breath sweei
the gums and mouth healthy. Sent po6s
lce paid on receipt of 2f cents.
ABBOTT COCKRELL,s 81
Houston. RxaAE
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-17
PRonrcE.


BEANs-Cafiforu,a small white. .S12'sc
rst II BaNng. Tsd2ztc pink, @sWIa4-.
Linz bea ms. sWS'se, biack-eyei peas. g's3f
&C.
Br-TrER- siue Star. iic dairy. nfl5c.
sancy ElRin creamery. i7Nlsc, Texas cllis-
try iiuster. ia IN for choice common elte
OI1.,tN ATazA HINE Solids, 9Gi2is (.
prints TOi4Gi2s-c
CABBAGE Missouri and Colorado. t2.25
a. ~ f,ei crate.
ClgfssT--Nt York full cream. l2s:
W.xcurs fiIli cream fics Young Anerics,
lie WestoTa. inc Swiss, &c, imiIa'iqn
Swiss lIGisc, bI.ck cheese, ll9l-c; hu-
burger 10
t'IlGs-TsxaA 2Gse. case run; Kansas
I2Gi4c
oNioNs-'rsxaS iMdso per ID; caiifor-
niG ~ pr a..
PEPPER--Chsic is6flsc Ter H.
P0TA'FcFS-S,al Sc. swee, po;a-
toes tenGpc PER- bushel
POULTRY Chicke1s ner dozen. Cad
'ipna 4. 5Jgf8 o.. cocks si.7Seil 90. fryers.
according 70 size g. 4943oa broAers. 81 "a
CAB: turkey hsrH tiof05ee turkey gob-
.leys sfoNtSt"- cucbs, 8 0aSp9. geese,
seh6Gso0
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az sH1pnoARn Nor c1.EAp
GALVESTON STATCNENT

Net receipts Of cotton at Galveston thk
day 81 bales: this season, lss,o05 sarns
this season. l.40l SEA: same ticne last sea.;
son: $50, laa; total exports THIS seasonS
l,i1s.H1; same time last season. YSI ,6s,:
total stock this day. 59i7. this day last
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-17

New York. August ls.--The wheat mar
kry dcNsionaF M nouAced activity ani
strength today. M saking the prevsosis best
nrices for the seaeon by ~. All day the
market was IN q nervous. erratic eoudl-
tom with cash quotations moving vto-
,ertlv over a rarEn Of about &c per olish-
al. Shorts were completely denoraaszed
nv the scarcity Of offerings and abuni-
snce OF bull news and excited efforts io
even IN was one Of the features OF the
dae. Tho foreign houses added 10 the
general feeling on change. They bought
IN about nfty boat ioEass. OF which sixtees
loads OF guaranteed No. 2 red was fo-
France. on toe q this demand was a
crease OF i.le6.cp bushe's n the Engi sh
visible suppl,' Opening Paris cables came
hssAer, but haif holiday prevented any
ater newf- besn-; received Many traders
connected the French demand todsey with
country. Today September wheat opened
az PIX, aeasnss syn GA Saturday, adj
vanced 10 eSi. then easing of htt,e
esosed al ~ rs TransAcilens reached
li-sss vDo bushels. Cash. wheat was quoted
delivery, { o. b.. atioa,. The total stock
OF wheat IN New York Is Tse aes bushels,
Wheat--Rcceipts. $1,000. exports nj SCI
bushels SPOT stronger. No. 2 red. IS 7-sSf
nnsetsisa 'n as ssspsa IL very Y, ssrSnE sp.
red. August. - 81. September. 81 SIS
ST.. LOUIS
St Louts. August iS.--flcur--pirm ana
E'gher. patents. 47oss4so: straseNts. IN
mtsu; medium sSaSIs Wheat Futures
red. cash. elevator. ssdiss4: track. ri. x
| fytx; No. : hard. cash, 81; August a. asn.
tsfrRer 4sA1s December, ~ hide Hsr
~ asked. Corn--Juture clc2cd clfe6fiv
eaer; sppt ea1 nsg>eesed. but hishsr:
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Schr John Twohy. f. o. Flood.
SIS FL Gallo. Waters-Pisrce Oil company,
S. Juanita. Fowler & McVifie.
Barge Regulator. Fowler & McyNtc,
SIS Vests, Fowler & Mcyitie
SIS III Gallo Waiers-Pi Oil compsny.
S. Flympton, Daniel Ripley.
s. Miami. Lc1s Star Line.
SIS Cumberland.
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