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The Yale expositor., 1897-09-03

Look at 1t this way: The world and every
thing in IL is yours to make true man of
yourself.
The Yale expositor., 1897-09-03

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup
For ehtdren softens the infam.
mAtionailays pain, wind collie. IS cents botte
The Yale expositor., 1897-09-03
Do not kIek every Oae in your path.

Candy Cathartic, cure constipation foreve
i0c. If G. Q. Q. fail. druggists refund mOne
The Yale expositor., 1897-09-03

1t isn't what a man owes, but what he
pays that keeps him poor.
The Yale expositor., 1897-09-03

ND it came to pass
that about this
time of the year a
certain man findeth
himself without
shekels, and he
casteth about that
he may have the
wherewithal to
purchase food and
raiment, for no
man would lend
The Yale expositor., 1897-09-03
DAIRY AND PUULlR7.
INTERESTING CHAPTERS FOR
OUR RURAL READERS.

How Successful Farmers Operate This
Departments of the Fsrm-A Few
Hints IA to the Care of Live Stock
end Poultry.
The Yale expositor., 1897-09-03

Guaranteed tobacco habit cure makes weak
men strong, blood pure. sue. ST. All druggists
The Yale expositor., 1897-09-03

It never does anybody any good to give
away rotten apples
The Yale expositor., 1897-09-03

A. K. smith, "a lawyer of some stand
ing in Omaha, has been arrested for
stealing bicycles
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-22
HOUSTON BUSINESS BETTER
Increased Activity u Every Liae Of
Trade.
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS ARE HIGHER
Meal and Cake show . Good Adj
vnnce-Fiosr Goes U Again.
Trade Notes.
oface Of The Post.

Houston. Saturday, August Il.
Every line OF mercantile business In
Houston shows . big Improvement as
compared with the trading at this time
last year. IN August. 1895 nearly all com
modities had a downward tendency and
buying was limited. Now everything is
advancing and everybody is buying Six
weeks ago many country merchants re-
fused TO look at samples. business was
then stagnant Throughout the country.
and no one knew when prices would reach
the bottom Now every one IS woader.ng
when things viii touch the top. and buy
ers are endeayoriry to place their orders
before they are caught by another ad'
vance.
Thus II Is that high prices bring ahou,
better business. Never before have the
merchants of this city bought such large
stocks. and never before have they had
such an active business In the month Of
August. Low freight rates have discount.
ed advancing markets in many instances
while many firms bought for future do
livery before prices began whIrling up
ward. Warehouses are filled from bet
tom floor to ceiling with goods. and ever,
steamer unloads another cargo FOR Hous
ton firms. Orders from the interior ar'
coming in daily. country merchants arr
visiting the city ard goods are moving
cut daily.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-22
COTTON FUTURES HIGHER.
September Option Advanced Fifteen
Points at New Orleans
FEATURES ARE NOT ALL BEARlSH.
balls stin Have Faith In Cotton
valucs-world's supply Continues
to Decrense-Notcs.
FEATURES ARE NOT ALL BEARlsH
NFtrSS U fHV 49,
Houston. Saturday, August n.

Houston. Saturday. August II.
Cs,t.cn futures took a turn for the bettef
today. Liverpool closed at an advance OF
i,,-ssslc-ssd. New York advanced II points
on August and 8 points on the distarx pc-
si,sons New Orleans sniird Id points on
September and ssiii polats on the later de-
iiveries. The spot markets were steady
and UNCHANGED. with n fairly good bus.-
ness reported. Tho edyancc IN futures Is
serving 10 bring the two markets nearer
a parity and "a making the ccndttDn much
more promising for maintenance 81
SPOT values.
The situation Is not altogether heartsh
and there are many persons who stili have
| faith In cotton values. They admit that
the ncllis promise a big crop. but claim
4 that tho mills OF the world ara waiting
I for juse such yield. Foreign spinncrs
are keeping ON, OF the market as long as
possible. but they will be forced TO make
| purchases very soon. The stocks abroad
are decreasing fsplig and the amount Of
| cotton on shipboar destined for foreign
ports Il the smallest scsn Ia several years
at this tsnc By the last OF September,
liverpool and continental stocks proin,ss
TO reach the lowest figures recorded in ten
| years past.
| Yet. despite the small supply every
| where and tho urgent cali that there
should he for cotton within the next four
or i've weeks. u may be dangerous pol
lev 10 bold rack offerings III spots are
| kept a, a premium. spimncrs will naturally
be forced 10 pay the prices asked for .
certain amount OF the staple. but they
will buy only for immediate necessities
and postpone their heaviest purchases un.
I'm October. when cotton Is pressed urou
the nsarhes frWri all points and when
pysre@ are iik"iv to show a decline.
at today's iess3sn. New York futures
one,,ei qtset AMI arm, ws,h TOO asked foI
September. The lowest sale Was at 90
and tho hizhess at TOO. the market closins
., :.su7 %. against s.s5Sie.sS yesterday
December opened with $50 trlt. fell to s.7i
advanced 10 8 T. again and ctosei at s.7iG
SIS. against e.er9s.To yesterday.
In New Orleans. August started will
e bid sold down to 81. then advances
rarsily 10 6.s2 and closed at e.s0ds S!
aRs nst s.tSas.ts yesterday. pecembe
Sold a; "a early In the sesson, but al
yaDcei to s.a 10y the close.
Tire worlds sih,e supply Of cotton ie
creased 600 bales this week. against
deere sse Of 5000 for the same week las
year The present supply Is 2f7.o"o bale
less than on this date In lSs The follow
in- sable gives The supply today and o.
shis date in previous years:
iSS7 .Oa III iS5 ..........2. &c, =
ts9s..........,.L2it.S5i 1884, ..,.......2, 0f, ~
The weekly movement OF cotton At
leading enteror towns, according TO n
chronlele statement, Issued thAs nornini
+! was as fols0wE
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-22
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.
Prices Have Made n Considerable
Advance Recently.

A0N0oce necchuys
Cotton seed products have caught the
fever that pervades the gran markets
and though not such phenomenal adj
vance as for wheat has taken place. stili
prices have risen considerably and are
now about saoo per ton higher for meal
than they were at tho same time last
year The demand from Europe Is good.
owing to small stocks. and foreign buyers
are willing TO pay present figures. since
other feeding articles are scarce and hisn
In price.
ton of the state have commenced opera
lions. Owing TO the late rains the season
VIII be generally later than last year.
and the majority OF the mills will no,
start up before next month Offerings
are, therefore, small at present. and only
few lots have changed hands at from.
$3.50 TO $3.50 per long ton, the latter
price having beer paid Tor choice quality
only. IL -, however. reasonable to pre-.
during September and October sellers viii
have to make concessions II they want %
place their stuff as by that time the
Mississippi Valley mills Will also be II the
market with new product
OIL is likewise firm. but there has beer
10 perceptihle increase Ii demand 50 far
at any rate not for export. Witf. higher
pr ces for corn. as well as for lara. .
further rise is to be looked for. the r1crs
SO since competing oils, as iirsee1 and
olive oil. have advanced considerably
New oil has been selling at IL 70 1915 tot
prime crude and nc for choice. but buyer
are still very slow about accepting large
quantities at these figures, while export
ers have not been able to advance tho
views corrsspcndingly. foreign markets
beng gtsN well supplied.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-22

advance ~ 5sfloc and the supply wae well
"a sDrn Sai-s % hogs were at an extreme
range OF Xspi zziA. largely at 1si4. H.
and p.gA cold largely at .2sffi i1<. Prices
were about 5n1Mn higher than a weak
SGD The qualify OF the present receipts
= uneven, but averages very we'll, though
there ts a steady sficrcase in the percent
aFn OF common i,ogs and pigs.
FriceA for sheep and lambs Aid down
isN.Sc this week under heavy recciptA.
To-Day feeding i0ts OF rltnEO sheep brought
5.l0fl7 ~. Sofrss heavy Western sheep wers
taken al S.s6 and tho best natives eoid IN
a stnai way at 9,T5l,4 on Iasfftbs soid at
0. .hfis q aud searliugs az 3,5sgIi.W Feed
.Ig lambs brought 4. Qozri =.
Ksceipss-Cattte 90, hogs 1900, sheep
900.
ST Louis. August A.-cat,ie-Esce'ni
40, sh!pmenis sE4, steady native ship
ping and export steers Hef5 W. dressed
reef md butcher steers 4 Zggsiori Ngh;
steers ursieg l0Dc pounds a.7sfiS.f8. stock
era and feed" l-9lflf .. cows ana hstt-
erB 1.eya i.ea; canning cows IsHg %.
Texas and Ind an steers aysraTsd better
vows 3 20 y. HDgs-NeGcirts ~. sap
ipvn's 400: % higher lght CD n.Sat
A9fIi 90. heavy 3 zefgB n SHEEP Receipts
.,ons snipspeuls 500. sSiw U1t staaiy. ma
tive nluttOns J i54fl -. a'Oekcrs :. s0g8 .oSi
eu!s sad bucks "a sam0s }. IRaS.m-
KanSas CITY. AuEpst :i.-rattls-Re-
cslpLS 500. steady and unchanged; otiy
retail trade Receipts 500 s,roog
and lights 5,JDlI1, ga yprkers S.*Hs VIZ:
I uics 3 cs{s.s0. Shesy Receipts apl; mar
/ ket sssssiy but lover. Gnbs zg,.io;
/ NIT .og.s 2.iBgf3. -.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-22
FLOUR GOES UP AGAIN.
Another Advance Of Twenty Cents
Per Barrel Ia Recorded.

Flour has advanced si.io per barrel IN
. little over a month. There was another
2s-ccut Jump today. making present prices
the highest that have been recorded in
six years. Tidal Wave" the first pat
ent brand of the Texas Star Mills. is
now worth $50 per barrel.
II the present value Of wheat IS main
IA ned. -four will be worth 500 per barrel
before another week ends. The rapid
advance has checked the demand some
what. as nearly every merchant Is ex-
pectlnr a sudden slump In wheat values
and q corresponding decline In -four. They
have been expecting the same thing for
two weeks. however, and In that time
dour has advanced scc-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-22
srrrER AxD EGGS.

engage. August u--Bgsfsr FIRM:
~rssrsory frafT. dairy. M6sH chess<r-
GesIss II "a Fxxs--Ftrm: fresh. isss
View York. August n---Esss-Rsceipts.
NC narkaxes. frrn; state AID Psnnsyi-
szrsa. Yfssa7Tsts western n.
erex-rery. fsTts; tssry. itVfi Esgs-
Eansas CITY. August n--Battsr -rAney
errsrnsry Y hsxnsI s 80 sal 1921
steady: u
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Price of bread Higher.

Paris. August 2i.--A meeting OF the
members OF the chamber OF deputies Is
being arranged with the object Of urging
the government to action in view OF the
of the denartment Of Eure-et-Loire has
passed resolution protesting against the
proposal to remove the duty on wheat I'm
ports at a time when the wheat growers
are able TO sell grain at rcmunerative
price.
The Soleil urges the government to take
immediate action and says the cry o, dear
bread is a powerful weapon in the hrnds
OF socialists.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-22

These quotations are revised daily and
their correctness cAr, 20 snn@n up.n. ~
pssceS are those FulnS IN tar A0HstDn
vkrlesate markets.
ANldUSIrIoS--Pe~t per kss. $40.
blasting powder. tis5 Fer ksS; drop snot-
Ger sack q ~ burx. SIS.
ruAcOE-Extrz short clear. n SACKS
g5sS71c. regulars. 7tsg7<cs boxed hs hlgn-
ePv smokeI bellies. ~: Ses fsyk SAT-
h~issa -TI.6R1gc: nreakkass bacon G@651se-
B4d0fE0 AND TiES-CAxto sf lots. 10.
\ HorStoa e. 0Alvtston. AugusS ship
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-22
HOUSTON DAILY POST SUNDAY MORNING AUGUST AZ 1897

wsntsr strasxhfs 4. ss9a.p: sprsnr specials
s;ss,-S sprins d. peters g tees q spring
Wheat-Na. . spring WssGSi.W; No )
tag s2ne5i No. red cwszfl .1zsk
,,Co-n-No..s si,kusiA No. yellow s1,i0
Crfs-No. Z. iss; No. 2 white 20 scA;
No. whit q u si12
Eye-Nc. 9, 6sis
4. .iIsi. -
Flax seed--No. I. lis,sIi.ec.
Timothy seed Trime. s.55.
Mess nor.-Pc- tbl. s.7ods.TS.
I.1rd-Per 10 lbs ass
Shert ribs s,des--1socse, 5seff5t5.
Dry seltei shoa,es rs Boxed, 17sit.
Shcrt siear s.Ges- BoxadS 5saf7ts&s
sal l29.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-22
ig. r-Cu. loa, s.sl; granulated s.el.
Excitement in New York.


New York. August sl.--wheat bulls add
ed about cents bushei to the dollar
mark attained yesterday and are now out
hot-foct for s1.25 bIshel In the New
York market. Today's opening was one OF
the most exciting OF the entire week.
Members and others who had not been
seen in downtown circles in years fiocksd
to the floor and galleries to watch the
sensational developments in wheat At
the first stroke of the gong September
swung up to s1.o2, selling also down to
si.0lA at the same time in other parts Of
the pit. The crowd OF buyers fought Wig
orously among themselves to get porses-
sion Of the few lots offered and quickly
bid the price up to si.oSh by rapid strides
OF iac or more a clip. The bears were no.
where. 1t was feverish clamor for
wheat from all sources. Eleventh hour
bulls--those who never come in 10 buy I'M
I'll prices have already had a big adyap, =
were prominent in TIE early dealings
December opened from 81 to sI.Uia. and
went flying after September. impcllei by
mao rushes to buy in the general bull
excitement 1t soon reached si.oet, and
then. in common with the rest Of the lis,
cooled off a little. both In activity and
upward movement For a time the whole
market rested Ike some huge monster
taking breath after fray. Blu. towards
midday the RESTLESS energy OF the bulls
started prices climbing up cn,c more
just before the close September reached
$l.o5 5-s. easing off later to si.05ta. which
was the closing figure. During the next
hour on the curb pandemoaiun again
lar wheat at Chicago 4 cheer almost as
hearty as that which greeted the similar
event hero yesterday went up from the pit,
and the bulls shook the market to It's
foundation with their demands for moro
wheat, forcing September stlll higher "a
sl.o6 SIS. 1t was feverish day, giving
promise OF sensational markets 10 he fu.
ture. While there were several points in
the news today which under ordinary cir
cumstances might have given the hears q
footho,d, they had no influence in view
OF the overpowering bull sentiment among
traders. Gables from Liverpool came 3.4G
Esd higher than last night, hut fore, CT
houses sold as much as they bought There
were no important export transactions and
| the spring wheat outlook was made bright
| er by sunshine and warm weather. CAST
| wheat mo. l Northern I. o. b. afloatl
| closed nominally sl.1S a bushel. Tota
sales OF futures were $4,000 bushels
| Closing figures on wheat were about 4.
cents hiher than last year and SPOT whsa
| about IS cents higher.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-22
s.It ri,h Adynncing.

Salt fish have Joined the list OF advanc-
Ing articles New nackerel Is quoted Is
a5ec higher per keg, and salt Goldfish also
experienced a sharp advance in the East
ern markets. The tendency is still up
ward
While the demand for salt niackerei has
fallen below the average for some time
pas, the very unsatisfactory results OF voc
Kissing al All points on the Atlantic coas,
during the last three months have caused
4 decidedly strong feeling among holders
ard 4 higher market The southern nsn-
ira, was 4 failure and up to the present
time the Shore and Cape fisheries have
oroyed disappointing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-22
q More Thar Six
. Fridays Close.
sus LEI GO HOLDINGS,
A~~rexated millions of
~ was Very Excited
Sssne ard Abroad.
.rR WHEAT.

., a1.-Doilar wheat was
~, today. The Septenn-
"A that figure a few min
a e,cse ami wound up an
..,on at eeia. an advance
ssrday. December closed
FOR the first time since
.r,nenei advance began
a. CLIQUE let SO OF large
Sclairgs. The excitement
.,.red in by all other mar
rorn especially being tre-
: ..oxed at &c advance and
,gc higher. Provisions. af-
srrs. sank back and closed
qc higher.
ssat. which closed Friday
,.sry anywhere from % to IS
..,pr around wildly for an
,Nese figures and ssh. De-
..,,aly erratic. opening at
nce Of about ii:c-and
s.sen that pr.ee and sSh-
,ti.es were sold at these
80 who had previously
s,les ct one OF the best
skp W. X. Linn, aggre-
n bushels. 1t was the
NAT, had he not come In,
"a for dollar mark would
"a IN a very few minutes
~
Sf60n.t to account for the
,,slnx advance Liverpool
luerlcan red winter wheat
q while California wheat
md higher. Crop reports
lvest were even worse than
ysefore received. some pre-
y the crop there at not 70
Z eight bushels to the acre,
rpprts of wheat and -four
|nsts amounted to 5,2is,Ot
s,ed with $4,000 bushels
Nus and 2.@l.coo the CORE.
i Of the year before. The
III AtlaM.c ports alone for
ry4our hours were equal in
n to 4,7eo, go bushels.
Rhed 2is cars. only Is o.
he contract grade The
n we're ei2oro bushels. Min.
Duluth rece.ved as cars,
~ ago. Argentine did not
b Europe this week.
. the market had ass.m.'
ashcr offerings and hunger.
ech an extent that 1t ross
= than cts original voraclty
4 trout at a ny 10 secure
Nheak offered at 80, May
ne bringing 100. The con-
b we're about as excited a;
nrkets, and this fact has
Ah the squirt from 81. The
was equal to 4sg5c PEI
iwerp SIC per bushel.
bnuies before the cloSs To-
wspted for a block of Sep
much excitement. Thii
held for an instant, how
wheat coming on the mar
tine. and a, tie close Sep
rhs1ng s9,s, while SOS wa
lG.
Y corn pit was on an i'm
klEpns of bushels chang n.
no session. The pit wa
With excited speculator
llnns were rapid and v,o
ne a mad rush to cove
nd forced prices up Pig
closing. Holders of lonI
~ The elevator peopi
Ayancc and a Ic reaction
MT was influenced grea'
Never. and pr,ces agail
! receipts were heavy
reports were very poor
"a about He higher at 3
:, = soi. and q. The clos
md siG.
u ~ was most manifest y
n nd an extremely heav.
l1gacted. Shorts coycre
{ al months were take
VI With wheat and cor
- chief influence. Loca
= ara September orene'
which was the loves
1T AID ~ f<1lt ~..I oI-.s..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-22

New York, August 1.-THE cotton mar
ket started with someshing OF bull -four
lsh the first call developing an advance of
gffs points. Angus, alone showing the lat
ter. There was snVne quite active buying
by houses having European and Southern
connections. bit a. soon as thss dena nd
was sassied the usArke, cased OF sorne
~ 10 ; rYuts under what seemed 20 10
organized pressure on the part OF sssyeral
prcsstinen; houss f. widen TOOK advantage
Of the fact that the market had NO geu-
prices showed net gam ot 80 points,
then rallied sharply OF rsfseNea oaS i.s
for New orleans ard Liverpool account
and ciosed very sSsany al u net adsAitce
Of saig points Total Sales 400 hSits,
'fhe yss.ble starls OF cotton. according 10
tn morn rigs Ctvstgsicie - la.S@5 tats.
sgain's 1ls 81 isss week avg l,s'A,,@s 49, -.
war, lEasf4d,rg sSi;t An.ertefs't. asAsi-St
1901 Last wecx and LOSSES las, var
New YORK. August E.--T'se dry soeis
nsarge, elosei firm wish steady conditions
prcyaisin-. The demand for bota cotton
nd wcolem goods has sAaded Of i'ihe
toward .he cios> % enc week. bpi ID iAe
0pir.ion G the rlportsHt ssi,ers 4 3 a.
strons ss ever and iaEge week e sx-
necsed 10 open on Msnday. In s.ap'e eoi-
tor. tfae.e IS as4I = arm market fer brown
aud bleacheE aaoin. with talk Of possible
,u.rher advarces. The export trade has
peer light Gurt1E the week. CoeTse -s7t-
cret eoitoI arc tn excellent ssssse. FTsifss
are in very far demand. Wcoser 9oo..s
nave maintained tietr strong position iuf-
ny The week Tlss print cloth usAsss -
rrr- at "a. with -eiiers not any too anx-
t9lss 10 psrs win srots-
Cotton Points
frous.or expects no TO $40 h'alcs Ico'
day, Sgatnrss sLis on the sasn@ daf Lass
ye2r.
NE. Il. r. pancy Of shs arm OF Y
IDancy * CO. WAS s.ecGess a member OF lhs
Housson Cotton Exchange today
.yE+ hrst notice day for the delivery %
Cotton a, New York and New Orleans On
Seoserlser contracts VIII % FTsfay. tns
Gth instant
The Advance n futures to;ay was at
tr{k,S.vsst rssasrly 70 cogersng by ssorts.
Tr@dsrg Was limited and ol,sAte osysas
very hight
A free movement oT COTTON from ssyeral
| a the AGkantss States IL expected ~ many
during The la9 fist or SIX days OF .SNs1sN
A. tbs srss last rear rnsdiitgx cotton
yrss worth rerts at Hop<ton- Tnh VA
rrgsher greag ind 1csrrcnt 90 neAsy
| tsyzys men. sns i<xtsr part Of the mSotA-
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Nashville. Tenn. August 2t.--Wheat In
carload lots sold today on the Nashville
market for 81 and for wheat from farmers
wagons IS cents bushei was paid. All
the country towns quote cash wheat from
30 TO % cents.
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C.. ,,....,s s.,s - v,vk
% 800
rrR4pt.D
g. vrs.a. ,,oorsy, I.iyerpooI.
rs Aeaemsna. Byrne' Ns~ io'x-
yrec.,t ~ porr
-, s sS,s, $50 :" ss.,-,..
SER Cambertand, II. slarcowtls. :.
sir ShGt9,s. ss9lsasra l,AcsnS s ~:
s. fapilaa, J, a,oilsI = 90.
s. ,iyfnsssy,n. Lsh'si i ttsspsssy
- nes,N' ro"sss q ~ sss.,y,sn
e sa-ssss,s; 1870 1870 = aSs'N
rs hehsH1nas 1@nlfs iDpse''
.,,r,r. SCR, ,s,r vz.ssr.,S
ci-EAhsSD Fot' 'SaA-s A~cN.
8 Acme tBr.J. Gsesnock
= Case aane l8r,, London. JAY a
- rg,.n CO.. a Hat ~ 0r,si Mss "a al
e
- - -, .LL.,.c pr1 wallace. Ai9oa Bay,
g. g E,sIwsil m.p' Basnea. duo Ayrsss ii
rA.,~. ~ + r1rsIor' Lily ri.
3 Igf....s ~ .teu,eu.s er IA
% giens.Sh, ~ ~ xas arssustn
,r1rnrs,.rhsr. ffsrt (.hafhAm n H
70 i,.,s,a NV "a
g. HibsrniA 0bf). kiehAfdsop' - H0sss
J%s -. a,s Auxvxs u.
ys.s~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-22
urRE AND NAILS.

Q1c-atAnris are On srnan lofA Special
rrfces on eAr5oadss
RAfsHF.n wInE-<;lSdten. gal, =, " per
10 RS w anke cyan Sc higher than ,iktdsn
WIRE NAItl5--Rase si& par keg. adj
vaEee@. ta. III and Tsf. s. Vi and ~. NC:
~ and IL nc: u AID 3D. Se' "a ssc1 ID
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-22
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FoR
DR. GREEN'S TOOTH CREAM

Rseus <hn teeth white. si,s breath sweet.
the gums and nDoath healthy. Sent post
IKE raid on reeetut Of - cents.
ABBOTT COCkRELI.
Houston Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-22
NEW YORK.
KANnAs CRY.

Kansas CITY, August 1i--wheat 352c
above Yesterdays hghest pr.ce, No 2
hard sesxG@s No. . soft I'rHLei. Nc,
Nc. 2 mixed s5I.S: No white AA5- utfs
i~SSsr h3gher: demand 1gak. No Z whss
nouiinniiy sfTA Rye. No. nom nany y
49, e. hwer SIS. choice timothy > o.
fessejpes--Whear 1axHs corr AN. 20
Il 00- shkpneats-wEsat ifs.sA corn ~
90. oats e0o.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-22
npAr,s AND HAY.

Carload let's. Job cars, from mills: deal
ars charge from store 5fftnc more per t1l
ms an hrar. 311e per bashet on oats and
carr ard tsGsiss per 100 lbs on hay.
HRAN-sdE sc
CHOPPED CORN-.sarIsc per 70 lbs.
CyRS-No . sacked s3gsic: off corn. Is
CHOPPED OATS-ss.e per foe lhs.
OATS--Texzs. E-4ts1p+r.
IEAY-AIfaifa, st15sV % per ton; r,.l,ss
yi2g timothy. iaatrIt 5os South Texas
prairie hay. - os6GaS
C0TTOSSEED PRODCCTS-Neaa ard
cake ri srfSa9e per ton: halls. NW.
SORGHIM SEErl-sS9ssr per 10 ibe.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-22

COMPARATIVE spOT MARKETS.
The following ct, the closing quotations
for cotton on me spot tosiay at the leading
markets. together with The closing OF MD
cling yesterday, Win tosiays Gales.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-22
PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.

OIL--Linseed. in bbis. raw. sc: boiled.
&c: water white 80 test. n bhis. itc: ~
cases. S.ss prime white 10 test. IN bh.s.
re; In cases. sl.ss. brilliant OFT. si7p. IN
bbls, nc. stove gasoline. In cases. 81 -; h.
bbls. l.c; Eupion oil. In bbis. nc, in cases.
s. ~; castor oil. medical pare. si.tD; castor
oil. commercial. szt4c per dozen; ,uTpen-
tine. ia bbiE. 3tc.
WHITE LEAD-Stric;ly pure. sIsbic
standard white lead. SIC
WINDOW CLASH boxes, % ard \;
per cent dtsconnt. rev Ilst.