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The herald., 1897-01-07

fuonce Of electricity as given by Dr. San
denis famous Belt. There are many slight
indications which, though of no great i'm
port in themselves, are signs preceding the
general breakdown of the nervous system.
You see them every day and you know tina.
they mean i'll for you if you do not act.
Your Belt cured me of kidney trouble
and general weakness. cannot say too
much in praise Of it. W. II. HOWE.
''225 San Pedro ST., Los Angeles, Call
Don't you want to have good nerves and
vigorous vital force? 1t is within your
reach il you will try DR.. Sandans Electric
Belt. Get the book. Three Glasses of Men"
free, with full information. Call or address
SANDEN ELECTRIC CO.,
ao454S. Broadway, Cor. and, Los ~ .eiss, Cal.
Office Hours-S am. to 9. PM: Evenings
Ito 8: Sundays 10 to l.
The herald., 1897-01-07

All prices of wallpaper greatly reduced
A. A. Eckstrom. ga South Spring street.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-06-19

i l have some corn for sale.-R e.
McReynClds,
We are sorry we had to omit 3&
Ellejoy correspondent this week ), 1T
arriving too late for publication.
Mrs. r. A. Tedford returneH H
home last week after a few days
visit with relatives and friends NJ
Sweetwater.
We again call attention to tbs
adj OF Mester Newcomer Dry Goods
Company of Knoxville. This firIu>
is doing rushing business, and are,
Offering great inducements to GUS;
, TONERS.
! TwD Pustmasters have been ag-
pointed in Blount so far. One aa
Louisville, J.T. Cummins and the
other at Cades Cove, d. HI. Law
sJn.
Rev. E. G. Mason and family os
Basking Ride, N. J. are hcle visit
ing.the parents of Mrs, Mason, J.
ID. Moore and wife
The following left Wednesday O,
see the big show at Nashville, T.
F. Cooper and wife, Mrs. j. c. Bit
tie and Ed. Harper.
A we'll on the place Of DR.. j. w.
Blankinship, which has been dry
for three years, has commspce,a
running since the recent earth
quake shock.
Rev. w. S. Neighbors will give -,
lecture in the M. E. Church South,
next Thursday night June 2BtiA.
Subject "The Witch Of Ender." Ad-
mission l0cts. Proceeds go to the
church.
r. NJ. Magill is now prepared Ia
tell the people the condition of ths
weather. He gets the weather bxs3-
letin every morning and he als&'
has full set of signal flags.
1t was learned to-day that at tlGe'
next meeting of the city council OF
West Knoxville held the first FIJI
day night in July, an ordinance
| will be introduced to make SupeB=
intendent w. p. Hood of the KNOX,
vile & Augusta road stop all trai31i
at the Clinch street crossing &niz
send a fiagman ahead to lookout
before the train passes over il,&
street.-Knoxville Post.
CASTORrAs
; &C.. = e: e ..ss g
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-06-19

to help "pack" and he threw his line
in and caught good sized trout. |
gave him fish line for it and barbe-
qued it and had my first taste Of
mountain trout the best fish meat in
the world.
The next day we stayed at this
camp and tried to fish but were not
very successful. We again slept as
we had the night before, not quite so
I well as we did however as a heavy
wind came up and it looked very much
as though we were to get wet. We
found hollow tree which We convert
ed into "kitchen cabinet" for the
time beng and stored away our
"grub" and down near the water we
found large overhanging rock which
we meant to run TO if the rain should
|
compel us to hunt shelter. But only
a light sprinkle fell and had it not
been for the wind blowing a mighty
tree, which did not seem to be very
firmly imbeded in the ground back and
forth over our camp our rest would
not have been disturbed. AS it was
we could not help but think of the
consequences should that tree fall
but tired bodies must have some res
and when we again opened our eyes
daylight was breaking and the mighty
tree was still standing as it had stood
for hundreds of years.
Continued next week.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-06-19
SI.oo A YEAR.
WILDWOOD SPRINGS.

Twelve and a half miles from Knoxville miles from
Maryvlle Hacks to and from both places. Daily mail OuT
regular hack will Knoxville three times week Monday
Wednesday and Saturday. and subject order Open for guests
June y 1897. The grounds spacious and beautiful Fine
and extensive groves cold springs and running brooks besides the
mineral springs The coolest place the valley Of East Tennes
see outside of the mountains.
5oc meal $Ioo per day S45o per week and $3.50 per
month four weeks Servants and children under years old
half price Leave orders with John Kidd the Custom House.
the the Mckinney Stable Prince ST. The hack will leave
Custom House P. NJ Cunningham Bros will do hack
ing from Maryvile and will meet the trains each day.
Telephone Exchange with Knoxville and Maryvlle.
w. ?. BARNHILL,
Bank BloUnt Co., Tenn.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-06-19

Miss Bertha Sanders is visiting
at Brick Mill.
Alex Coker is learning to ride a
bicycle. He practices on North
Hill He says he will soon be
ready to start for the Centennial.
Rev. J. T. Sexton returned home
from Jsllico this week, where he
has been conducting a. very success
full revival
T. R. Chambers, left this week for
Indiana, where he goes for the pur-
pose of forming a stock company to
manufacture Kitchen Cabinets.
Judge Gibson wishes it under.
stood that he has not Withdrawn
his protest against the appointment
of r. w. Austin ss Marshall.
Don't fail to hear W. s. Neighbors,
"a little fuu now and then,
Is relished by the best of men.
Notice the ads Of the men who
advertise, and then patronize them
They always have bargains fol
you.
The mountains are the most at
tractive place IN our county thi,
hot weather
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-06-19

When the county court convens
July sth. it will be its duty to elect
three members of the revenue COM
mission who, under the new revenue
law, will receive So each per day. 1t
will not be necessary for one of the
commission to be an expert in book
keeping as under the former law.
The duty of the commission will be
to audit the books of the county
Officials.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-06-19
Real Estate Transfers

n0oi IotcSS
A. C. Montgomery to J. c. Bittle
ISL acres.
R. H. Hannah to ]. R. Armstrong
lot.
w. H. jenkins to J. B. jenkins
1874 acres.
M. E. jenkins to w. H. jenkins
100 acres.
( I'll. Martin to w. J. Martin, a
lot.
Mary A. George to w, NJ. Nc,
Clannahan, IS 2-3 acres.
w. C. Chumlea to Mary A,
George, 344 acres.
James White to Alice M. Gamble,
so1a acres.
w. W. Headrick to J. c. Garland
9os acres.
soustS'eas McHenry to School Direct
cts, lot.
]. r. Fuller to Martha M. Steph
ems, I2 acres.
Jas. F. Beals to Blanche Headen
Il acre.
| J. c. Garland to w. w. Headrick
$50 acres.
W. R. Best ct al to J. NJ. Van,
acres.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-06-19
County Court,

The following business has been
transacted since our last report:
]. G. Norton, ct al, VS. John A.
McCulloch, ct al. Land ordered
sold for partition.
Jno. c. Phelps VS. Sarah S. Phelps,
ct al. Land ordered sold for par
tition.
A. M. Rule, Admir-. ct al VS.. ID.
B. Miller, ct al. Sale of land con-
frmed.
S. H. Badgett, ct ais, VS. Mary
Badgett ct ais. Jno. L. Goddard ap-
pointed guardian ad litem for two
minors and the clerk ordered to hear
proof and report.
The court appointed E. B. Lane
Guardian of Mary Badgett, minor.
He gave as his surities Trent & Ford
of Knoxville, and was duly qualified
Jno. w. Gates VS. w. P. Wallace Ell
al referred to clerk for proof.
Will C. Phifer ct al. VS. Richard
Phifer ct al. E. S. Cunningham was
appointed Guardian ad Litem for two
minors and cause referred to clerk fol
proof.
The last will and testament oi
James H, Montgomery, deceased,
was presented to the court for pro-
bate.
The following bill has been filed in
the county COURT S. L. Jones, Admr
of w. r. Jones, deceased, VS.. E. A.
Jones ct ais. Petition to sell land tt
pay debts.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-06-19

|. H. Bond handed US dollar on
subscription, this week, thanks.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ward of Clover
Hill has our thanks for two years SUBJ
crfption
The Post is the name of new eve
ming paper at Knoxville. V. "A.
Clemmer is editor.
The first home grown peaches
were brought to town Wednesday by
Mrs. J. L. Wallace.
Esq. J. S. Greer Of Disco called
while in town Monday and took ad-
vantage OF our clubbing rate. Ils
gets the TINES and Chicago Inter
Ocean for only $I.35.
Miss Carrie Murphy. of Illinois,
has returned to Maryville., She was
elected principal of the public schools
this year.
The K. of p. Lodge is prospering
At the next meeting Tuesday night
the first and second degrees will be
conferred upon two candidates.
The salary of the postmaster at
this place has been reduced from ST.,
200 to SI,Ioo. There are several
who are still willing to have the
place, even if the salary has been re
duced.
The Odd Fellow Lodge at thi:
place has surrendered its charter or
account of the lack of interest on tht
part of its members. We are sorry
to note this as the lodge at this place
was at one time one of the best ir
the state.
The following party left for th'
mountains Tuesday with their tents
for several weeks camp: J. w. Cultou
and family, Bert Simmons aid moth
er, 10 Burger and family, Prof. Gar
ner and family and Mrs. Follett.
The Dixie Real Estate Co. hav'
two good farms of III acres and II,
acres for sale in Loudon County
Both near Greenback. Good OF
chards on both. Running water
Good bargains.
Jno. l.. Law and Miss Rache
Waters were united in marriage a
the home of the BRIDES grand-fath
er James Waters, Wednesda,
afternoon. Rev. w. A. Catlett per
formed the ceremony. The TIME
joins with others in wishing them
I long and happy life.
The marriage of Rev. Lorenzo r
Foster to Miss Clementine Budt
daughter of Hon. Oliver HI. Budd,
young lady of wealth and refine
ment of Hector N. Y, took place o.
Wednesday this week. Mr.. Foste
! is pleasantly remembered by tn
: people of Maryville, having for fou
$ years pursued his studies and grad
! uating with the class of 1913. He
young man that deserves muc
praise for his energy and desire t
obtain an education and his man
friends wish him success in hi
: high and holy profession. Gu
, best congratulation are tendere
5 him and hi. fair bride.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-06-19

The board Of Equalization met
Monday and Tuesday ,of last week
and Monday Of this. They adjusted
such matters as came before them.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-06-19
Circuit Court.

DiCk jerks, assault and battery,
submitted before Esq. Norton and
fined S. aud cost. Sent to work
house.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-06-19
COURT HOUSE.
Marriage Licenses.

JnoIL Law AMI Rachel Waters,
VIM. Abbott and Mary Boring, Solo
mon .immerly and Ida Calor.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-06-19
Trustees Settlement with County
Court Clerk for May 1897.

County Revenue.
To bal. on hand last set'm.. $335o.53
" amt from Gates Tax Atty. 43.7o
=" " on Work house bonds. "a. 80
SS477.53
Credits.
By cosnty war, pd. $3.50 $3.50
Bal. ON hand June I, 1897 $3374.o3
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-06-19

Bal. on,hand yane 1, 81. sI5975. 4S
Paid Road Revenue
To amt on hid. last set'm $37928. o6
" I" from Gates Tax Atty. lo6.95
=" 4" on Alex Godfrey note 6I.6S
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-06-19
School Revenue.

To bal. On hand last set'm. $16oo7.45
% amt from Gates Tax Atty. 2S. OF
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-06-19
S5So96.6o

Credits.
BY bond order pd. $27I7oo S2717oo
Bal. on had June I, 1897. $3.50 60
Highway Revenue.
To Bal. on hand last setm't SIS8.44
-" amt from Gates Tav Atty. 5.72
Bal. on hand June I, 81. $3.50.
Respectfully submitted this June /,
1897.
W. A. Dunlap,
Trustee.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-06-19
$I6o31.47
Credits.

$I6o31.47
Credits.
By school orders pd- $500 $500
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-06-19

Bal. on hand June I, 1897 Ss374.os
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-14

opened unchanged to 10 points advance In
sNml@ny with s;eudler foreign mar
kut. Free receipts ana cl.lrancc,g at ira
Mi'an ports checked buying. Market duii
all day. and cloSNl barely steady, SAT-
points hgher. Spo; couee-Rio, duff; No.
invoke, s. iohblng, Il? Mid, steady.
CordoNN, ii l-.RiS S-i Salc,s 1000 bags
MsrNcaibo basis II for good Cucuta; ivN
BAGS li'icar1rlangd, private terms, 800
bass Ger raj American. private terms.
NV orleans. May 3-.coffee--Ordinary
To- low fair. IL 5->ul3 3-S
Soutos. Nav S,-Cofrce-Qu!et good av-
urase santos, ';M reis per 10 k.ios. re-
csipts. 100, sock. ~. COO,
sales. 500.
Rio. Nav is.--Coffcc. firm: No. Z RIO. $3.50
res rer 10 klos exchange, I 2l-3ad; re-
cepts. io"'' Cleared for ,he nltei States.
Sorl, stock 223oop
New York. NAV i2.-Total warehouse de-
lver.os from the United States. i.4gh in
ciu ling e'Sl from New York. New York
s,eck today. aS5,3aa. untcd states stock,
43S,5>>, afloat FOR Tho United states, rs
Gu. total Visible for the UnNcd States,
iSi,frS, against S6s.SI9 last year and $3.50
N lSeS.
liaVrc. Nav l3-Cofrce closed quiet
l-2t advance. salcs, 600.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-14
neeviIIc Experimcnt stnt,on.

Beeviile. Texas. May l2.-The following
arc the varieties of fruit trees which the
State experimental farm at this point is
experimenting with this year: one hundred
and twelve varieties of peaches. 81 plums.
81 grapes, 30 pears. Go apples, 20 aprcots,
16 persimmons, % olives. 10 oranges. /
lemon. 6 fig. 3 prune 1 ounce. s mulber-
ries, 10 pincapples, nuts. Superintendent
Mcfienry stated that all OF the trees were
doing nicely except the pineapples, which
were killed in the last freeze. The oranges
were also killed to the ground. The legs-
lature has never made the appropriation
Henry says that it could be much further
advanced IL 1t We're not for the want OF
expense funds. which are expected to ba
made very soon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-14
THE STOCK MARKET
MARKET WAS Dull. AND PRICES
LOWER ALL ROUND.
Given as the Cause of the
General Decline.


New York May is.-There was not >
single elective rg,,l,.r- -, 49, .,,,..a
,,.,r,,, -, - P''H' l' 'ou"I :
''i"'ANt ana me only interruption TO the
Slcs.NE OF prices was the Occasional brIef
buv,nr of sbor., T., -, So.
-. M, 9'".V AZ" s'oSN3 "
'N'''' rug sst"nSih OF Americans N
London and the buying nv Lordon IN. TIL,
,nerk., uh5,b b,,,. -, -,
''''' "''t 4HS'"iS j" N'r
NSt Two H-sS n Sustaining the N 1'kct,
" ro less conspicuous 'oJav Arr,.-ri,,,r,
stocks became. bc,,v ,,1 III, l.. 49,
"'1' 'le oi rs hour that market az
fhe ...,.s-,t ti.,,,,.r, ,.t.,,,,,.., -. 49,.
-. -. - u'spi'oe4 Nv t'e
~" fo'N markets IN lis own securities.
quite a serious, view was also taken In
MIA ..,s,, "a. ,b.. ,,,.,c,o,,,,~,,- . lv,sb-
N' 80 -
.ns' ON ana The h.nts thrown out BY par
ties 10 the conferences OF information ia
tho ,,c.-scsst,n n, tim ,n,.,.r,,,,..,,. of ,
s'.e'" OF al.]fs cAiNIhS IN tuha cnl!lhE
l4f !nltrtclrAcc. ms, eouplel Win me
SUGGESTIVE course Of the senate toward
mo Morgan resolution aud belief that IL
VIII pass. MS iaheI as lor. SnaAl" :
a mere aggressive Cuban policy on tho
efS In stocks were inclined by these adj
Ni'''s 10 'coint a possepie fan in YaiIcS
from strained relations with Spain on this
question.
The report also found crcdence that Il
was IN prospect 20 diSpace the lariti bill
In tha scna,e hy. he ,'ur IN question as
more urgently calling for early settlement
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-14

BEANS-Can:ort:a small white g'-F2s.c
Ter 10. Bayou. = -Stc- PINK. -. .e'
Ina Ltsrs. sg5'-c aiAck-eyed peas. 2.
suTTER- Rlue star. i7c; dairy. u6l2c:
ttAcy Elc.a Creamery lSsisc: Texas coun-
IY r1uer lit-Ve 10: choice, common.
oLEoMAR5AKlNIs - Solids. saicl.c;
cA"iAC.-I,Aas. s2:58a59 per crate.
t- = ppr Do 80 sacks.
a t-~'--Hcw prk fun cream. Iic.
VIZ onsia ill cream, l5alsi-c. Western.
.--- S"l -5i- imitation swiss. l5gNe:
tr.-N t.se L+- -.c. !iIu ha~ger. ljc.
!-5Gs-- u NlS e., cases returned
BRA = -ti- 81 per naf barrel.
a SOW Texas, 20 per bushel.
i.htt'tS auc l>slsc per he.
4'IAT,-E S-i Fancy Ntw York. 554f1c.
r'~ T-y--, roc, sweet Potatoes. 5"E
i-u4 l.4hy -"htcl."ns. uor dozen. old
hens $3.50 cocks. Sl5ntl.75. large
tr,' r.. s. t'' ir1 iol-s. S-.VFrt@ef tIr-
$500. ducks. s. 7r -, -,tCse. S3.oJ -.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-14
Lnvacn county Assessments.

Halletsville. Texas, May 12.--The county
commissioners have levied tax for lSs7-29
cents for general purposes. 10 cents for
roads and bSdges. cents for bridge bonds
and II cents for court house. making total
county tax 81 cents.
Architect Holner is here today with spe'
cifications for the plan adopted for INC
court house and bids for construction OF
same will now be advertised for. Bonds
to the amount of $4,000 will be issued 10
pay for 1t. These bonds bear b per cen.
interest. payable annually and run forty
years. but ara redecnablo At option ot
county after five years.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-14
SABINE PASS.
Given to Port Ar,.,.
People to Go Abcn,I

Formulation Given to Fort Arthu.
People to Go Ahead.
Sabine Pass, Texas. May l2.-New build.
ings are springing up both in the new town
and old. J. j. T.. Gilliland has contracted
for two-story business house s6xsO. Tho
outside and roof of tho building are TO b.
of iron.
Mr'Charles n. Quinn. United States gov.
ernment overseer at this point. has been
Instructed to notify the Port Arthur com.
pany that they may dredge channel
along the lake shore, providing the dirt IL
placed ashore far enough SO that 1t will
not wash into the lake. and that they must
not make connections with the Pass until
the whole channel is completed.
The schooner Villa Hermono. CAPTAIN
Giil. sailed this morning for Alvarado,
Mexico.
Considerable stir is being made about
me quarantine station and its situation.
me station as 1t is now is right In the
midst of the hum and buzz of the new
town. The governor has been teIegraphed
regarding the matter. and 1t is hoped he
Will take immediate action in the matter,
captain James II. Smith OF schooner Ed
ward H. Blake returned today from Gal.
weston. where he had been TO look after
the libel suit which the Reliance Lumber
company had brought against his vessel.
His lawyer had the case thrown out, as
the company had failed to sign the oath
when they brought the suit. The Blake
will probably sail tomorrow for Vera Cruz.
as she is loaded aud Will be ready for sea
tonight
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-14

BUSINESS BAROMETER.
|dcx to the Condition of Trade
Generally.
REPORTS INSPIRE CONFIDENCE.
ess Men Take n bright View OF
. enthusiastically of Corn
Mcnl-Notcs.

4 Houston, THURSDAY. MAY II.
rains in Texas this week have been
general ard bus mass men are fesl-
Try much elatcd thereby. With good
this year. Texas can disregard all
aai troubles and work OFT her own
SIS salvation. For Two wears the
has not rsaped the bercii; from lis
that the area jusifej This sea-
pc acreage planted is by far the
1 ever known. and with favorable
er Texas VIII have the hes, harvcs,
history. The vhea; crop OF North
Is in excellent shape. corn ard oats
,uch better than las; wear az This
While cotton conditions are sooi
-esaEe an uneNamplol croo.
section directly tributary 20 Hous-
.o-ns 20 be especially favored aad
every direction along the lines OF
lircods. north. south, east and ives;
city. come the same uniform r.
of the nac condition OF The growing
The increase IN cocoon alone Is
-nt TO give employment % thou.
OF idle mon this fail AMI will nat
amount Of money N clrcuiauon. IL
enetii all lines Of trade aia redeem
ale from III depression of Size u4st
nrs. Tae only thing iha; could So.
! interfere Win ;ae present bright
< would be q severe drou,h tn Julv
DguSt but slch a c43amey seldom
~ two wears ia success On.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-14
New York. May l3--Hubh,rd Dros. &
Co.'S COTTON letter Yavr: The july ppSi-
t!on has again relatively improved but

Hon hns 9raIn relatively improved, bnt
1t : probably 1uc moro 10 the denAud
from holders buying aga INST sales OF
spots rather than TO any chance Of n
squc'ze The shorts appear to be nfr,dl
OF their position. and their nervousness
at the ahsoiicc of sellers has wilenci the
pr>m!um Speculation continues dormant
with the local trade beartsh, despite the
character Of the State reports coming 10
hand hy mail,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-14

prices are those ruling In the Houston
AXLE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $40 per
gross Golden. Scaeoc per dozen BOXES:
Axleline. l h tin. per dozen. N.p: castor
axle grease ~ per dozen, In tins; castor
.1MMUNiTioN-Fowsder, per per kos. 500;
| bic sting powder, y.GS PER Rcg, agents
nr.ee. drop eho;. per sack. si.So; buck.
BAcoN--shor, clear, boxed. eia6,sc.
N SACKS, si5tc; New YORK salt bel
smoked bellies. ss.ass..: breakfas, bacon
BfGeiNG AND rlEs-car,oad lots. E.
70 SIS - 10, dAc, 2is 10. &c. Ties. Arrow.
&c, nel'a. Sc, In small lots. from store.
SSSs sins e per yard higher; ties, &c per
CANDLEs-Gran.,e Is and IS. 7grsc; ls.
OF parafnine, xssor,ed coieTs. 9 S.iIlic;
s'S -ff T,1l5niellsv. ~; S,as'.c, c r.,. ,,s,
i.e. prime naifi.c, cno.oe i5tsaisc. fancy
..qls'sci iSeAberry lSulsc. Roasted coiiee:
Gar Gar "nd Crescent, leo ID cases, N2,SS
cha and Java blend &c
- k-CdF.oed lots; Tidal Wave. s. 10;
Sss r airy, second roller patent $50; Sea
.SS!hbh' ezra roller fancy G.So, Sea Pearl
sS+! rye Hour $40; Pump rnickcl. 81 80:
special rates for shipments &c Interior
pos; -four IN barrels as shove saSss,
IN nalt barrels Soc above barrels. Aba
u.sS' hfSi patent 1915 per barrel. in small
FARfNACEoUs Goops-Grl,s. hominy
meal, n % ID sacks, s. " per Dol OF four
sa 1,Ss, Sc9;eh oa;s, S2-5;
ISL Msckere.. Ne. /, ia 10 n ks, sl.n9
el. No. l. half Ibis. S6WaNSo. sard!nes
american quarters. in 81, sS.eo-lS.GS. mus.
i'AMs-stAnaari iodlols: picnic hams
EONEY-In GO - cans. extracted 5aec
~ como 81 ee' IN l. 10 cans. extracted
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-14

Nnsh 1nOtaNons Wtre as IoIIoW8'
Flour Firm.
Wheat Ne. sprlnE. 759s; No, ,. 7oa75
GoTh-No. 2 25'.025ls, No. yellow 2s'
0a,s-No =. ls4; No. > white. 22'sa23:
No 3 white, % b.. 2oi2d29i5,
kyc- Ne. 2. So
loar.ey-No. .. nominal: No. 3. +. o. b..
Flaxseed-No. ! 7sa7o.
limo nv s-cl-Ir.me . SI02Nn
Moss uork-P"r barrel. NtjuS.7o.
Lar l-f"r 700 pounds ha5.
snort ribs tdeS-ipuse. itnGiNl
Dry sl'c1 shoulders Roxed iilg5i.
Short clear s'des-BhNod 5t5le
WI 'ky-Distillers finished goods pci
gallon liz
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-14

NV York, May l3.--Notwithstanding
number ~ buyers awaited themselves OF
theSorportuntty 10 make good purchases
Of ssmi.s!ape cottors for autumn az
count. Purely staple cottnns were In
moderate dfmanl. Fancy cotton and cot
ton anl wool dress goods Hid wel through
advance orders The volume of sales com
plctod was very large. Printing cloths
were hell steady at . OLD bid and de-
cline1 for Jun, contracts
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-14

ST. Louis May Il -Flour-null steady
ana unchanged. WhoIt--Fu,urcs fraction
ally higher than Yesterday; spat. firm,
No. : red cast elevator, eia9t -: track,
NiHN L.; July, u rs asked; August Z, SIS.
September. Il rs. Corn FulMrcs firm
higrcr. spot, higher. No, cash, % -
bii east s,lc July. . 3-s bid; September,
spot steady: No. cash. N: July. ~ Ii.
Ryr- Steady. "a. track Barley Nomiunl.
Cornmcal slGoaLG5 Bmn- Dull. quot;
sacked east track. worth nominal
is. i7HAS. Flixsec,l-Steldy, 10 10. lnr,mc
timothy Sod. s2.i0GeG Mh skry, A,lq.
PORK Firm: standard mess iobhng, M.lole
o 10. lnr l-l}c;ter. ultme steam, ~ q l-2;
chos." 81 S5. Raron-L,oNci shout lors. 81 ~
extra short clear. SiS1 -; RIBS, 500, shorts
S5te - Dry salt Wolts-lioN"l should r.
and rAtra short cls1r, 500, RIBS SOL: L.;
% 90. corn 81 0r0, eats. l5Np, ShpmeW's
Flour, ie9; wheat, l7om: corn, oloeo'
oats $50.