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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-08-18

My wife used to put eight or ten hot wasee
bags around me to stop the pain. Those
that came to see me bid me goodbye when
they left me, and was given up. The doc
tors said nothing more could be done for me.
We tried every known remedy, and my
wife kept reading the articles about Dr..
Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People to me.
and she wanted to know # / would Try them.
To please her consented, and the first box
gave me relief continued to use them
for about two years before could get strength
enough to walk. It came slow but sure, but
what am to-day is due wholly TO Dr.. vii.
iams' Pink Pills for Pale People. &
| am nearly seventy. Eve yeus old to-day,
and there is not man in the whole city that
can kick higher or walk further than I can
that reads this, let them come and zee mo
to-day. Can you tell me man tetlay in
this big city that.can do better than that ~
said Mr.. Crockett, as he kicked the reporters
hat, which was held high shove his head.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale Peo-
pie made me what am to-day. only wish
l could persuade others to do q I did, and
(Signed) JAMES CRocKEr."
Before me, Notary Public, personally
appeared James Crockett, who signed and
swore to the above statement u being true in
every particular.
RoBEKr Z. HULL, JR., Nesu,y Pubic.
Wayne County, Mich.
DR.. Willfans' Pink Pills for Pale People
dozen or hundred, and the pubic are eau
toned against numerous limitations sold in
this shape) at 50 cents q box or SIX boxes for
$780, and may be had of all .ShMgRists or
direct by mail from DR.. Williainsf nedicino
Company, Schenectady. N. T..
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-08-18
CAUSED JOY IN ROME.

Result of the Duel Received With the
- Greatest Enthusiasm.
ROME, Aug. 1.-THE news Of the re-
suit of the duel has been received with
the greatest enthusiasm. Crowds filled
the streets, cheering for the Count Of
Turin and the army and calling upon
the bands in the public square to play
the royal hymn. @ss
Many Of the houses are decorated
with flags in honor Of the result, and
all the newspapers have issued special
editions giving the details OF the en- e !.
counter. III s#s III #
Extra guards have been mounted at
the French embassy and consulate:
Congratulatory kilograms are show
cred upon the members Of the royal
family from all parts Of the country
and many have been received from
abroad. t555; u. S. IS
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-08-18
SIX MORE slNJUNcTIoNs.

West Virginia Strike Leaders Enjoined by
Judge jackson.
FARKERsBURG, w. Va, Aug. Film
m1ediately upon Judge jackson s return
from his vacation he opened court in
chambers and heard applications for in
functions in six cases against Fred
!Dilcher, ct al, leaders in the miners
strike in Fayette county. In each case
an injunction was granted, the hear
ing Of all the cases for q permanent in
junction to take place at Charleston on
Nov. 10, although a motion to dissolve
the temporary Injunction will be heard
in the same city On Sept. Z, should the
defendants SO elect. The injunction in
every way prohibits the defendants
from trespassing upon the property of
each Of the plaintiffs or interfering in
any way with either property, business
or miners, either by trespassing, or by
using efforts to induce the men to quit
work. IS. ....s.... - Tx
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-08-18

sstrikers. Thsn an appeal TO be5taken
from the order causing the arrest Is to
be made. &
e cipation Of adverse action BY
the courts Il thein ction proceedings,
committees have been sent ont to secure
boarding houses, 90 that the siege can
be maintained. II is proposed BY the
marchers tofll the houses Of the strik-
ing miners with men and keep them
supplied with provisions. One hun
5dred men will be CHARTERED at the Tur-
tie Greek, the same number at Sandy
Greek and 200 at Plum Creek. They
will do picket duty and missionary
work. 4E9.t rs
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-08-18
ASK FOR A RECEIVER.

Objection Made to Recent Chaneoe In
Legion Oh Hon oTMethods. "
NEW York, Aug. lit is an
nounced that papers have been fled in
the United States court in Boston, on
behalf Of James Mcnamara of Jersey
City, for the appointment of a reeeiyer
for the American Legion of Honor.
The petitioner asks that the receiver
shall take charge Of all moneys paid. in
as assessments by members of the order,
and that the Legion Of Honor hGen.
joined from separating moneys received
by it from former assessments as iRnow
done -5 t2TES5 ~ F.@tEs r. pa T. SO
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-08-18
ELEVATORS CHANGE HANDS.

Brooks Company Sells to a Duluth Or
.=u ganizati0n.
GRAND FORKS, N. D., Aug. 17.-An
important transfer of property took
place during the day, in which the
Brooks Elevator company sold their en-
tire line of elevators, IS in number,
with a capacity of 1,5OO, 900 bushels, to
the Duluth Elevator company, recently
organized at Minneapolis. The sale in
cludes the entire equipment and stocks
on hand Of the Brooks elevator here,
the largest in the state. The houses are
mainly on the lines of the Great North
ern and Northern Pacific.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-08-18
BOOB Nav be Excomm II

LONDON, Aug. II - a special dispatch
from Rome says it is reported there
that the pope will excommnnicate
Prince Henri Of Orleans and the Count
Of Turin as duelling is forbid en By the
Roman Catholic church
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-08-18
Ferry steener Capsized.

BERLIN, Aug. IA dispatch from
Dresden announces that ferry steamer
plying between the old and new towns
was capsized by the wash of large
steamer and over so people were thrown
into the water. Seven persons are
known to be missing, and it is feared
the loss of life will turn out to be
heavy .G 49, s &
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-08-18
Insolvent nank Dividends.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE comp
troller Of the currency has declared
dividends in favor of the creditors OF
insolvent banks as follows: Ten PEI
cent, the Marine National bank of Du.
.luth, Mimi; 5 per cent, the Stock
Growers National bank of Miles City,
Mon. #,5ss s.@ s.5s
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-08-18
Asiatic Cholera in london.

LONDON, Ang. II eedings 1t an
inquest held upon the body Of girl
who died q day or two ago in Bethnal
Green pointed to symptoms OF Asiatic
cholera. Special precautions have been
taken BY the local health officers.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-08-18
Perry Heath Not Hurt.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. There is no.
truth in the report Of a mishap to First
Assistant Postmaster General Heath at
Union City, Ind. The report grows ont
sOf an accident to Mr. Heath brother.
The first assistant postmaster general is
in Maine sss
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-08-18
LABOR LEADERS CONFER.

Officials OF Pittsburg Organizations Plan to
Take the Work of Dolan and Others.
PITTsBURG, Aug. ia meeting Of
the officials of every labor organization
in the city Of fttsburg has been called
at the headquarters of the Amalgamated
Association of IRON and Steel Workers
to confer with and take sdch action as
may. be asked by the local officers Of the
United Mine Workers Union OF Amer.
lea. 1t has been anticipated that the
injunction may 60 against them and
the temporary restraint put upon the
miners now in camp at Turtle Creek and
the other mines Of the New York and
Cleveland Gas Coal company as to
marching and persuading the De Ar
mitt men from working may be
made permanent. In. that event, it
Is expected that the order of s the
court will be disobeyed and that a test
might be had, and the miners, 1nder
the leadership Of Presid dent Dolan, Sec
rotary Warner, Edward Mckay Frank
McKenna, Paul Trimmer and Cameron
Miller, will continne to march to the
mines Then it is expected the leaders
and perhaps many Of the iank and file
will Be arrested. There win BE no ~
distance made to tho arrests, bnt in that
case the strike viii Be without . head
| and the meeting of labor adefs j. snip.
posed TO be FOR the purpose of selecting
number % take The place6 of .those
who nay. ii event of their being
rested Tor Infringement &c the orders @
the court be kept 81 I'LL md unable g
slonge direct the rnxtv 1nents 70 ~
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-08-18
REV ]. Ee[SI Elm
Stuebe;' Is
Meat Iarket

The lest place in the city for fresh
meats, sausages, hams, lards and tho like.
We make it point to satisfy the public.
Highest Price always paid for Hides and
Live Stock. Hog day, eFeny Monday at
the depot stock ya11s.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-08-18
Surprised by = Raise.

CHELTER, Pa, Aug. II. The en-
ployes of George 7. Heltzel g. Co.,
manufacturers of worsted goods have
been notified that the wages paid in
1892, would be restored on Sept. next.
The notice was surprise, as the restor-
otion was granted by the firm without
solicitation on the part of the hands.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-08-18
I)R. M. L1PP.
John LIND.
TOS. A. ECKSTEIN.

Attorney and Counselor.
TITLES EXAMINED AND PERFECTED
Particular attention given to collect
long, Office over Brown Co. Bank.
NEW ULM MINN.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-08-18
Renewed Activity in West virein;.,

WHEELING, Wa, Aug. 1.-THE
coal strike shows more activity than for
several weeks. One thousand strikers
are camped near the biggest mine of
the company, just far enough away to
escape injunction proceedings. In the
New river and Laup creek valleys the
marching columns, headed by Fred
Dilcher, have become so formidable that
the operators have secured injunctions
from Judge Jackson's United States
court forbidding them to enter upon the
property of the company. rEs -.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-08-18

Allowed Miners to Enter Decatur.
DECATUR, Ills, Aug. FIAT the re-
quest of a committee of miners Mayor
Taylor allowed body Of 400 Springfield
and Pena miners to march into the city
to attend mass meeting in the interest
of the strike. STIMULATING that they
should leave the city before night.
There was no disturbance of any kind.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-08-18
RLACkSMlIHlNG
hQRsEsAQElNG

We guarantee to do both il q satisfact-
5ory manner. u you have 8 lame or in-
8terfering horse, give US cali. Exper
fenced workmanship IS w,i-t. ve claim to
be able tes give you.
SIRBENBRUNNEB & WILBURG.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-19

prices are those ruling 10 che Eors,os
AXLE GKEAsE-psmona. SAYS oi
srSss eSS ssssr' s g IN ra s'A ssr. si boxes e
ASie'ine. ! 10 tin. rer dorsn. Slr, eAssoi
axle grease. - per dozen IN girs. castor
oil, SsSNmn,sTTfisi rs sss dSssA sac
blasting powder. S.es t-eT kcr drea shot
yer sack. 49,. buck. N&
BACoN-Short clear. boxed tasSt,sc,'
lies. et.as rs. Western sSii een:cs- g.
saokei bellies. S S-ssesrc. ~
Tagging AND TiEs3Ca-lesd loss. {
@. b. Houston or Galveston SaEeinr I.
10, si.c; -. 10. Ssc, "a 70. &C. Ties Atm
sc. Data. sc. In sftsli lots from .sierc
tGsg1ng 10 yer yATd h!sher, ties & NNs
CANbIES@Granite S. and IS ;s7se.
ls-oz parainhe, asserted cogoFs. FA|l1e'
Star candies. S5SAc. -
CuFFEE-Rto and CorioNa fAir ~
Us prime, ianlprc chots- iaaeN
i7dlSisc. y.aherry iSEi-c Roasted csHee'
Ask, yiaso; Arbuckie's Arosa tis.sa No
Fist arload los Tgaal wave. sslo
Sea Fairy. srcand roller patent. xAa Sen
Nynph, extra roller fanny && st2 lsn-l
$50; rye nour. $40 Prn'r~racsei $40.
special nate~ for sh!r,neu1s "a intero-
points; Hour In bArres is above sach~'
In haif barrels - above barrels. Ats
tross. hrs; pa;cat, &7S pes barrel - small
"FARGNACEous coop%Gr;s hou, nv
ARD cream mcal. 10 bhls. ~. tear.
meal. IN - N sacks. 81 $3.50 Yer bbl %
four sucks, Scotch oats &&
sLc9io No / hait bo,s tin3Sa sa--
dlre>. American quarters b. olL &osA-2.
HAMs-sIaadara. ieelg4 picnie hams
hoNEY-in 90 10 cars. ~eS;ractea. sss:.
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A DECLINE IN +
DECREASE IN rue woRLp's Nist
pi.E DISAPPOINTING.
Weak Cables started the Market
Down ana itrpdstrccis Report
Caused "A nrcak.


CAicaEa May iS-The grain and prov's-
4,, ,,,-sn.s uc- ~.t- r..hs4 veak to-
- -.
SdF. meas Tell the .ANheSt. "N"- -
.rctci hy wax cables nrSt and a d.sao-
talosAuE words VISIBLE dccrtnsv leiet.
closing AZ H. decline. CVru dri oNs
c2osc1 a<NN4 lower. Provisions ouou.i
lower. bWt closed al alou. suns an'h1ltN
unchanged prices.
In wheat Liverpool showc1 a severe
break AZ the cl-,ntas. the frst quotations
from there showing = All decline a 81
later rccoriiuE another ii brelk. Iu'tl
would haNv luen enough. OF Itself 10
have started This market weak. but with
mo almost rerteci weather a1d s. car
loads OF wheat received n MINNEAPOLIS
ami blluth IN Additlu,A them Wa ago none
tur the maSNS.. The irst tradts 81 july
mAIe simultaneously in {Ac va wCrc over
a NAlEe OF from Il 10 TosS. prluci,al.y at
1A Yesterdays CLOSING urlce WIS ia.
some heavy traders ware satisfied WitA
such 4 clean profit over ulgrt ON large
limos AMI wcre about the oniv c.ass Of
b,.vers "a lie folnd.
This Was sulnocnt to steady the mar
lu,. however. and trainc far the next
hour was done a. from u to "a n.ga"r
tttan the buik OF the opening transactions
Huying Ato9 be.lmc prominent. tine fact
81 lbs rsSt.lst rseeivine srrh support M
the face Of the a~iscouragu r news. unset
ding the confidence OF tn, smaller shprl :
ana e1us.ng them 10 become nay rs IN"
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COFFEE.

New York, May is.-Corec or. ons
oisNd on under foreign selling eiuaea
steady; 8 to ~ points lower; salos, Ib,tgo
bngs. Srot. conee--Rlo weak and a9m.n4l
steady: Cordova. liisnish. sales, 100 baS
Rio No 7, IA eN-ship. go Savaniiia. PR
,ate terms: 600 bags Maruoatbo private
terms.
Santos. May is.-conmc steady; good av-
eragc Santos. 1854 res per 10 lsslos; re-
eeipts, two days, 1000. stock. ssl,"n.
Hamburg. May IS conee declined u TO
" pfcnnlg, sules 1000.
Iiayre. May vs.. Coffee closed net un-
chafged to u franc advance. Sales Spp.
rio. MAY iS.-Conce quiet, No. I RIO,
9l0) res per 10 kilos; exchange T4d, re-
cc.pts, 1000 hags Two days Cleared for
the United States, 800. stock. 2l6.opp
New York, Mey ls.-Totai %warehouse de-
liyerles from tho United states, 1859, in
GLIDING HISS from New York; New York
] stock today. Ses. tso; Un.ted States stock.
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Trade Notes.

Stszl rope advanced &c today.
Bargain sales have Improved business
for local DEPARTMENT rtcr-
cgoD repoFts continue eneouraeing. ana
country merchants are hopeful Of better
times,
The outlook : Tor higher prices on corn
Ueal, before the new crop Is ready for
market
Egss we're rather slow sale To-Day at ~
large.
prces on strawberries ranged from 500
close.
flrnss are becoming more plentiful. and
pr.ees have declined Sales were made 10
GAY AT &11er per peck.
Il. n THOMPSON yeceitd the Hrst Cal.
sornn apricois this morning. They
Drought S'D PER crate of four baskets.
There 10 very little doing IN the market
Tor country hides, Prices are reasonahiy
hrm, but the trade lacks snap and ygor.
HOUSTON PRICE CURRENT.
STAPLE GROCERIES,.
These quotations are revived aailv AID
iher correctness can be relied urnn m.
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Takings by sp!xners.i
bales ............... 2.ro.co( 2.5S5.ooo
Average weight OF
bales, pounds .....,, 1891 $50
TaklnEs In pounds. e. H. 3S. i1s.VoO1 l7.lTi.oc)
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-19

~, Louis, Mo, MAY ,s-Flour-pull
Neak ana .unGhanged. Wheat-Nptioos
steady No. = rtd. cash. elevator OF HID.
track, alll95. Iuly, 75}s August IN; SEN
t'mhor. l2As. Carn-Fu,ures dull. spnl
higher. No. . cash. 2lH. hid; July 2Sii
September. 2@ifrstis Oats-Dull. steady to
Meak for tntures spot "A shade or. No.
> cash 1919 hid: July. l>sa hid Rvc-Low-
,r ~ trick cornmedl~t.60IlH FLAX
s~ced-Stoldy 7iis, Timothy secd~ Prime.
stea9.Go. Whisky. lls. PORK STEADY:
standati NOES, iobhing, S?5aS75. Lard
Rnrot- BoNed shoulders. 5.S7i.. extra short
clcGr, 80 ribs. hS7ia: shorts, so. nry
salt mea's-i'oNed shoulders and eytnn
.hcri cong. 40, RIBS. 500: shorts. $40
Recepts-Flour, 6no harrels: wheat. II 90
bushels, corn, 5000 bushels; oats. $50
bushels. Shipmcnts-Flour. 1000 bagrels,
wheat, ll,iNH bushels; corn. 5000 bushes,
oats. 9NGn bushels.
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HIDES. TALLow AND BEEswAx.
priees pald hy houston d%ealcrs-
LONpON WOOT, sAL.ES.

London. May is.-There WAS increased
animation at the wool aucsion sales today
The offerings were li.s70 and the wAth-
lrawals 500 bales, Sales IN de,ail: New
South Wales. N2s hales: secured. 1sdals
~; greasy. iis1eh.d. Queensland. $40
bales. secured, i0Jra0is I'd. greasy. Sad
|lai. N~ictortA-llsi3 bales; secured, 9lsd,
greasy, bisGsI' Tasmania' IS baes;
greasy. SAd, New Zeiiand. 700 bales
secured, Ide!is I'D; greasy. 5dahd. Cane
OF COED Hopa and Natal-lost bales
New York. May Vs.-liides-Flrm Wool
Steady.
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FUAHa Evanonlted elsN7c.
WIRE n NAILS.

BARRED wire quotations are for carload
lots o b. Houston Nails are quoted N
small lots.
HARBEp W1HE-Gliiden. gal, SEQ per
l17 ins. ps.ited wire. s2O5. Waukegnn Sc
llgh. than Gliidcn.
FAY Tff1s-s Il. i5-wirc 800 ner hum
die. SIT. IC-wlre. PC SIT. Gin. fi-w!re.
NN, 81 3-n. l6-wlro. Csc; Sc 6-in. To-
bundle csr,s Ls "a anished iios. single
loon. slreie end.
WIRE NAILS Ratio. s2i0 per key adj
~ ami 20, &c 90 AMI ID. 30c; 81 t5c; "a.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-19

cotton are i4l.cco bales less than at this
time last war, hut the amount afloat for
Europe Is lO,.oo balos greater.
The United States have imported 1900
bales of Egyptian cotton this season.
against 1900 for the same period last
year. Total European takings have been
Sal 900 bales.
Since September 1 tho receipts of Seq
Island coston at United States ports have
been 1000 bales. against S9.7o bales last
season. Total exports have been $3.50,
against $500.
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NEW YORK.

Now York. Mny observation-disclosures.
i'1,2Sh; exports. 3l2. as bushels; spo weak.
options oncnNi lower. own g TO fine eros
noNs ard weak cables, rallied on large
clohranccs AMI wsr rumors, hut finally
~wvakeccd unaer a disappointing decrcns,
In the worlds stocks and l.rht cNpor, de-
n,indi. clos,ng &ai1l4 net lower. No. 2
Tcd, May, lsi2. Srrtrn,ber, i2s.
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according to The Chronicle the actual
movement from ~plantations last week VAS
is,Sd. bales. against le,22l last wear.
Houston eArects 400 10 g,, haios &c.,.
row. gal INST 2S last year. The estimntc
9lNew orleans is for 400 TO COO. against
The amount Of American cotton aaoat
lot surope Is 22,on bales. This comparcs
before. W." "a wear
The total European stocks of American
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
COTTON ON sHrPBoARp.
STATEMENT.

Net receipts of cotton al Galyes'en n
day were 2T hales; his seas9n; ~ ', n
bales: same tine last season; sS az, smH
Gross receipts this season, l,s'-'V"'
time lest season. ~, 100 bales, s oas h,ls.
same lime las season. 90, rs bales. ,..,
Stock this dav. 1905. bales ths ="
sansnu u 1871 hllps,
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, MAY is.-wheat lower: No.
: hard, 40: No : spring. 7ais; No. 2 red, q.
ste-ly: No. 2 white. choice, old, q Rye.
No. ? II. Hay steady; unchanged. Re
eeipis-Wholt 6o). corn, 5000; oats. 100
is.0M.
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COTTON MARKET REVIEW.
All Speculative Markets Closed at an
Advance.
LIVERPOOL SPOT PRICES LOWER.
sales small In the Foreign Market
and Imports Large American"
stocks DiminishinI Rapidly.
{ n of The Post.
Houston. Tuesday. NAV Is.

Houston, TucSdaN. NAV II.
This time Liverpool disappointed the
lears. Instead Of the decline they count
Ell upon. the foreign cab,egroms brought
ove, an advance Of Ltd on LtVcipooi
futures. Spots n that market were l-S2d
lower. however. and sales only amounted
to 70a halcs. against the imports of ~
On. 4 weak spot market and strong con-
trao; values form an anomalous position.
and caused some hesitation on this SIDE
where conditions are lust the revere.
The genera tendency was toward an
Improvement, however. and dcsoite the
lcht speculative demand New YORK fu-
turcs closed 5a6 points up IN the sum-
mer months and 2a3 higher en- the new
orop. New Orleans advanced the near
months 1 points and the distant uos!..ous
8 points.
The comparative weakness of the fall
moaihs was due to the weekly weather
report. which was construed As showing
very good conditions throughout tile COT
ton belt. New York operators wired that
private Advices were also favorable. and
the new crop was being sold VERY freely.
sta'isucaily the position OF cotton be-
comes stronger daily, and the rapid de-
pie, On OF port and interior stocks is a
strong bull card. There is also a very
good inquiry for pot cotton al nearly
all points. despite the doleful reports from
sp.nners at home and abroad.
Al .o9Av's session New York futures
opened Quie; and firm. with Angus, sell
Ing at 81. The price advanced TO 7.S2.
fell back 10 rs. but began to improve
during the afternoon and closed at 1854
asa. against 7.27R7.4S YESTERDAY. De2cm-
her oponed with 6S asked. sold at b.@
FOR thr loves, AID closri Al 6.s61i6 n.
In New Orleans July began tpld.nG a.
n. dropped to 7.2s by ~ O'Clock. then
advanced again AMI closed at I.3lR1.3-.
against IN yesterday.
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THE WOOL MARRIOTT.

Prices paid by Houston dealers-
Twelve months. medium ,.".."..l0 Qls
Twelve months. fno ..,. ...,'..,.. Wl0
BURY s.ss.-.s.....4. .....ss..'.,' D w ~
SIX months. lac lesa.
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APPaEs-Foltcy sliced, IN boxes, "a
80 -n1 cyap5-atel. 4',c; fancy. SIC.
tfrRDS fic ucr 10.
FIGS TlrkisG iavcr. l2Ul5c: in sacks.
IIRBAN-rS-tn bbls. &c: steamed cur
ra1.s IH hySe e.: In ] N cartons 7l7c.
Ntf'iAiuNFS -EvaporA..l. 1nsc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gnpecioi. 1i5n
PEARS -Eyaporttsd. GL1a7c
APEltDT@ IVA i0tac.
RAIsiNS california l.. l.. boxes. sls5G
iI5. s. hoN T.. l.. ~rllslns. 'ipc. 2-croWn l..
81. ~roili'ts. - 10 boxes. Sc. 3-crown !. Nj.
TRt-NEs Ciop 81 1896. California
pfunes. :. ifis. ju5i.r St-sis, 5@iG5c. lO-Sls.
GtssffizU Gd-70s, 7r: s~1ie So. in-yls, DC. sill
y"t lruu"s, H.c. ruby prunes, St7c.
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4.A-.. a0oat for the Timed States. E0.nN,
tCtal Visible for the United Staics, c,'.-.
ae.Dst Sd,& last year and teSe In
49,
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ItemdrKs Market quiet.

Now York. Ma. lS.-cotton seed prod
ucIs are dull. prime crude oil, barrels
?ic; prime cotton seed meal. sia.6etg0O
per ton.
colt u seed PRODUCTS is quiet, prime
crude oil, In bulk, i1GtSc, prime summer
yellow, IN barrels. 29lsc; mtal ana cake,
ttT.MGiTa5 Icr short ton. long ton, for
export. go 0DH 1895.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-19

According 10 the above. the average
weight OF the deliveries IN Great Britain
is sol pounds Ter bale this season. against
49a pounds during the same time last
season. The continental deliveries aver
age 49, pounds. against $50 pounds last
year, ami for the Whole of Europe. the
deliveries average 1902 pounds per bale.
art,nst iSS.7 pounds last season.
The spinners' stock takirgs and aver
age weekly consumption "a to this tina
for the past TWO wears is how by the
following tables. Bales of 500 hounds each.
rtls omitted: