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Railruads.
Pennsylvania
R RAIGRoAD.

u R AIGRo AID.
STATIONS foot OF West Twenty third street and Des-
II The leaving time from Desbrosses and Cortandt
streets ve minutes later than that given below for
1rss a. ". FAST MAII-Pullman Buffet Parlor
Car New York to Pit,sburs sleeping Car Pittsburs
FkSG Tna
Cars s'FFpnS r cncasos eHd
M IS sf h6is IS hSp
" wfE4FS Sc
7.ioT. ". sorTHWESTERN ESSPREEss-ror Gin.
7:s5 y. NJ. PACIFIC EXPRTss.-For Pittsours and
Cnicago. Connects for Cleveland and Toledo except
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
7:S5. s:23, s:25 e;55 Dining Car) 1888 4. NJ 1853
Ing ca1s a t:2S Spnins car,' -: Dining Gar, S'S5
night S"nasy % sHI ~ no. IUa iO'9
Cars, l:25 Dining Carr. 455 dining Carr. sos
sorTHERS nAiLwAy.-Erpress, 4;s5 P, M, 1910
ATLA%TIS COAST LISE-E,press, s:25 A. NJ and
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILwAY-4:S5 P. M
FOX 6LD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK.-7:S5
a A N ~. M%ck DAY day aGH ',a3 r N daily s, CO.
tion. l:2o +. NJ, and pcsbrosscs and Cortlandt
cSPs 'o WV Stree, station
1850 and l:25 7, NJ. week days. DesbroSs"s and
Long branch. Ashury Park (lutcrlaken. sundays
oceauGr"vc and Point Pleasant from West Twenty.
third Street station. -, 500, 100, 1852 A NJ.
6;5Jf NJ. sundays. 100. N:G5 A M 4:53 ?. NJ. from
iooo l. NJ. TAO 'i'So sa!urdays "nly,. $50, a:io.
$40. +:2O. $50. 200 7. NJ. Sundays, e:l5, v;I5
A. NJ, J:I5P NJ.
FOK PHILADELPHIA.
e:lh 7:25 1853. N2t. 500. "2i ,H;55 Prnna Limed).
D:5i dining Carr 1898, l:55AM 255. 1888. 2:5j.
1905, I:25 i:25 Dining Carr +:j5 dining carr. 535
Dining Car. $40. 800. S:a5 L. NJ. l2:l0 night.
Sund- s.d:I;. 400. $50 S:5I g:25. .H:55 l.medl
as55, 1000 A, ", l1j Dining Car. 3;53. i;25
dining carr. I55 Dining Car, $50 Dining Carr.
gao, 800. SAB T. Nj. l2!lO night.
Ticket Offices Nos ibl ga. 1896. 1898 III and 2Gl
broadway; l Ast"r House; West Twcn;v'thirl
Stree" station: and stations foot Of DesbiOsscr amt
C"r'landt street.; Court Street. 500 Fulton street
S. Broadway. and brooklyn Annex station. BROOK
lyn, station Jersey city. The New York Transfer
Company Will call for and check baggage from
hotel, and re- ,s!icnces through to destination.
J. b. III ETCl,INSOS, J. r. WOOD.
General Nanager General Pass'r Agent
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OoMPAGSIE GENERAIE TRASSATLASTIQUE.
" DIRECT LINE TO HANRE-rARIS FRANCE.
LA GASCOGNE, Baudclon Sat, July -. 10 A. ".
LA TOUKAISE, Santclli sat. July Al, 10 A. NJ.
Rates Of Tassagc rst class, " Y to Paris SIO5 and
up. by all steamers except La TOuraine. including
railway fare TO Paris and landing charges. Parlor
car seat Is extra during summer season. Second
class. TO Paris ShI.75.
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yVIEEr1l STAR LgNH..

July -. noon GrrmAui'.. Aug ! noon
Majestic. Aug !, noon Icui"nlr Ang ~, noon
CARRIED RY pA~SESGER STEA MERS.
Pier % North River. once 81 lirpndway. New York.
II. MAITLASp kEKNEY, Agent.
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STEAMSHIP L

DELIGHTFIL OCEAN TRIPS.
Only direct line for Cottage City, Mass. and Port
land Me steamers sail every week day. except
Wrdn, sday, from Pier No, ~, T.. r.. at T. VI. Tues
day, Thurtday and Saturday steam"sstop al Cottage
City route; the new y =. JOHN EN0lIS sails Mon
days Rnd Fridays for Portland direct. Connections
made for Rar Hnrbor, old orchard, Poland Spring,
White Mountains st. John. y. H., AMI all Eastern
mrr resorts. Steamers ntted with every modern I'M.
proyemcnt for comfort and convent nee of tourists,
The most comfortable route for all points East HCcrs-
stating no changes. II kets may ho purchased at
Maine 5. 5. company's oficr. No, %ia l'roaiwsy az
the OfiCe No. egg south st., opposite the Pier, anu
Thos. Cook & Son. 2Bl and lrg5 lirOndwHy,
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OLD DOMINION LINE.

shortest sea Trips OuI of Ncw York.
Delightful tours to Old Point comfort Horolk.
Newport Nr"s, rrt"rshurS' I"ri,ih 'Gtn' Inner, tiniet
ton. H. e. FregLt and Passenger t"aI""rs sail ir N
Pier 90. Nurth River rNery week day. vAcrpt Saiur-
day. at 3 T.. NJ. and saturday ~ T. N.
" L.. Gl'IlLAl Dkt, hlupsl'ru-t aud ITaflc Mgr
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LONG ISLAND AND BLOCK ISL AND,

For Orient, Steamers Shinnecock & Montauk
Shelter Island leave New York daily except sun
x.... days. at z. NJ, Saturdays at 1
ereehporI T. NJ. from Pier 40, +. r.. Pike Slip.
southOId. saturdays boat does not go TO
Sag HnrbOr. Block Island, and Tuesdays, Thurs.
ana lays, and saturdays boat does not
Block Island. lSo TO SOuthOd,
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TO JAPAN AND CHINA.
= =EMPRESS OF OF MEiNhlA;.....''',;Aug g oct H. Jan ,s
EMPRESS OF CHISA",,...,..Se sept. ~ Dec u. Fet. -
To HONOLULU, FIJI, AND AUSTRALIA.
MIOWERA. ........ Aug, AORANGI .......... Aug. 28
Second cabin accommodations at very low rates.
For tickets and freight rates apply a5S broadway.
For freight rates only 90 Wnll st. New York
CUEARD LINE To LlvERroOL,NIN QUEENSTOWN.
~ From Per 10. y. H.. foot "f Glarkson 81
AurAna July -, noon lucania, Aug. noon
Umbria. July 81. y, NJ, Euura Aug. li3 p. NJ.
VERNON II BROWN 4 co. .Gru.Agts,I Bow ling Green.
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AMERICAN LINE.
ANCHOR LINE,

GLASGOW VIA LONDONDEKRY.
Weekly from Pier 81 y r., foot West 2ith ST.
Circass!a July "a noon Ethiopia July 81 noon
City or Rome sept. ~ and Oct. -
For new illustrated book Of tours and passage rates
AMI further particulars apply 10
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents, Bowling Green.
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NJ OKTH GILMAN LLOY D STTAMNIIII 90.
~ SHORT ROUTETO LONDUH AND CONTINENT
FAST EMPRESS STEAMERS.
Lahn Tu july ~. loan. Saalr, rU,Aug. 10 10 4, NJ
Havel Tu., Avg. =. 10 An. JTavr.TuAus ~, ~ NJ
OELR!CHS 60, = bowling Green,
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MONEY And INVESTMENTS.
Transactions Of a Day Among Wall
Street Operators.
SPANISH WAR SCARE AGAIN USED,
Bears worked For sharp Deciinc
An the List IN the strength Of
Woodford's Policy.

49,, $50 49,. =, .., ..
new YORK. october l2.--Muoh pa'sne
was made yesterday Of the alleged con-
were ION NJ .cv,, ~ sa,n Ian d,rxy ,,,.ars 10
','..u -. Wy -,
thv Dull siuc OF tue market. Iouays ue-
volopments provo that this very large
and aggressive, c,,ssit,,res,$ 60 s,4.l lcft IN
.S.,'s 80. s y 80 y - -, y,
.ne maIkeL Inc >pentson KNOWN IN WALL
s,.s ,'', uM ~, w tShung tnN marhrt mas
pseN.'ieu , ivr sever,A NAYS. ma. y y Say
snort seiiinx by tne bears had fa,ieu 70
MmuNe aiy afBn Hquluation, una PUT
s vn"ses ~ pua.s han vnuat,y iaieu so in-
NltS any ArEe ipuvwers, Skiheu opscfvcts
mau Mr.vwa ~ ,nv "onniuSon that the
,sh. MIS- yue ipr porien oI Guinness
sI rri,iA me ueveiypmient OF some marked
s,Suinonn' news. INC naruenahg Or prices
~, ~. n,Sn, aiu tur,ner wivNnee sh,s morn
.,s svvMvu LING sV'nMua1"'l OF .ne peMr
oesnpash, y"t vac peaN succeeutu IN
Myrkshh y sharper dec.ine Vhrougn9ut the
s,,x 'asst unsl, n,s pesss acson'm,sneu On,
nay W., one nsy y. W. e,snpn,ssn. insy nSu
no no new event winch eould influence me
ra.ues OF s'veks 20 niu mem, anu NO re-.
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"TOM" MOORE REPENTED.
wrote He Was sorry for His Tirndes
Against Americans.

Worcester. Macs, October Tin view OF
tho comment aroused by the Jiscovery that
tho name OF Thomas Moore WAS omitted
from tho roll Of poets inscribed on tho
walls of the Congressional library on the
ground that he had bitterly attacked Amer
leans. particularly Thomas Jefferson, q lot
ter written by Moore to the editor OF the
Philadelphia Portfolio In 1916, twelve
years after his American poems were pub
lished. is OF interest in showing the poets
change OF attitude.
The original letter Ia In the possession of
United States Senator George f. Hoar. Iu
It the poet says:
This life Ia just long enough to commit
errors In, but too short to allow us time to
repair them, aud there are few OF my err
rors regret more sincerely than the rash
ness | was guilty OF In publishing those
crude and boylnh Trades against the Ameri-
cans. My sentiments, both with respect 10
their National and Individual characters
are much changed since then. and should
blush, as lover OF liberty II allowed
the hasty prejudice OF my youth TO blind
me now TO the bright promise which Amer
lea affords OF better and happier order OF
things than tho world has ever yet witt
neSGcd, n you hut continue TO be as good
republicans as we OF Europe seem deter
mined 10 BIZ good royalists. the New and
the Old World need soon have no other
distinction than the hemisphere Of free
dom and tho hemisphere of slaves
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13
COFFEE.

New York, October Neutrality-suspicious.
opened dull and unchanged ruled inactive
and nominal, with weak undertone follow
ing unsatisfactory European advicos.
heavier Brazilian receipts slack demand
and entire lack Of speculative interest
closed dull. net unchanged to points de-
cline. Sales $3.50 bags, including Septem-
Der and December at $40. Spot quiet;
No. Z RIO invoice Us: jobbing 7B Mid
unchanged. Sales 800 bags. Maracaibo,
1900 bags Savanilla .. /.
Santos, October 12.--Qniet; good average
Santos 5000 refs per 10 kilos. Receipts 29.-
900; stock 1,4li.0Oo
Hamburg, October u. Coffee opened un-
changed, closed unchanged to 4 pig net
decline. Sales GOO.
Havre. October 12.. Coffee closed steady
at net advance of NJ. Sales 1900
Rio, October i2.--Coffee steady; No. Z
Rio 5000 reis per 10 ldlos. Exchange Z lied,
Receipts So, coo. Cleared for the United
States IL 900; for Europe 1000; stock $4,000
New York. October IL. Total warehouse
from the United States $500. Including 7062
from New York; New York stock today
3s5 POS; United States stock 471,6G6: afioat
for the United States $4,000. Total visible
for the United States 900,6G5 against 564, 1857
last year and 569,7l3 in 1895.
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! DAY OF LIQUIDATION.
The Government Statement Had a
Bad Effect on Wheat
IT WAS TAKEN TO Be VERY BEAplsH.
Big Increase I'm the worlds Visible
Was Also Reported. and This
Helped the Decrease.


,.s,',s'.. .Vuv"''r WIS a uay VI
~, -. ~ w So. ''N' ~ o ,..
,,,nr ..s,,o,,,.,,,, ,,r,,,,rss,s Wy aah,as
and iar,,, ,ts,n,a a,cr,s, -, a,sn = ro,,s,
wheat u.n,eh c,nsai a, ,us5,u, a..,.r,
Corn ,est ~, oats sso ara ,,ro,as,n,. a.
c,,uaa- -aoc snr ,,,rL ara ss,,n, a. ,sr,,
ani rms
who., r,,. ,,,,,o ,.,,r :. 49, n,,~
Dec, mher wh,ch o,.s.a ,-,~stnra,v =, a,slso
sI,a start,a ,,,,ay a, aoss s,so7s ,rn, 80
ernment .t,,,.,oo,,, A., ,,s r,,,o,,or .a,S,s,
- $50. 'AVV''''' ~ 40 oSVN'e' reioie
tiat the estimate OF area and condition
of wheat was withheld, pending special
Investigation was ,y,,.a, n ,,,,, ha.rts,
.o,.s,r,,,,tss, 49,. w." ~ - w ". ',.s'
SoiisuuosVi py inc trane' III Was taken
as notice that the preyious estimate of
aroa was To N, tnr,,.aaed 1,his a,a a
we,i,o, 49, -, r,,,ar,>, .s,.,. -.
"S"nei .oa'e az AA'erPooi, Whicn MARKET
opened tsn&d lower. and the local decline
in corn. made the traae h,,llash pesp,to
Tho uoa,r,,,ss g., ,,,.,,>>.>, -. ,,u,',.,,.
-, :" p'e'' N'e fie,V''
markets were firm and there were indica-
lions of continued French buyinr at the
seohnard
>,s..s
Northwestern receipts fell on. Duluth
and Minneapolis received lss7 cara. against
,Eso . ,,a.,, ,,,> a., 400 ~. .,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,
"tso "''. A''' 'iie e'''eSp
AfNf> ''Ns '>hHe sNoi'
Notwithstanding the benrlsh temper of
the trade IN. mn r,set a.o,,,,oa ,,or,. s,ow
nv "SN.- wy s"
~. IL even sold UP trihe shortly after
the opening. December advanced TO so5kqr
az ana h,, :, o,c,ool a, r,,s .a,,,,r a roun,
On - ~ - ""S ae'"'e
30. AS the day advanced. however IL be-
came decidedly unpleasant for holders of
y,beae r,-,,,., ,a.,,,s s4at.,,,,+ sho,.al ~,
~ ~ ~" ~ ~
increase IN inc worins visible OF s,2l.cvo
bushels for the week, where an increase
NJ M, ovor A oo, nno h,,sha,a ,,o. oxn.,,.A,
w " $4,000 ,ue''u,s we, ~.
ms caused renewed selhns me Liver
poei crossing was %1n lower thail ycstcr-
lay, ana the continental markets, Wgien
hau heen strong at the outset, cloSen at
SnEnt decline.
Ihsre was nothing IN the days record
o. the wheat movement 20 DISCOURAGE
naiaerS. PRIMARY market receipts We're
l'5l9.epv bushels, against l,a0,O,o yyar
eso. ne Atlantic exports eduaied toVr.
New York reported expert engagements
OF % poatloads After vhe effect OF the
Hraustreet statement had been spent, the
tenor OF the news seemed TO change There
were dcniais that The Argentine drouth
was broken aud assertions We're made OF
damaee BY loeusts Very strong local
puyihg attended these bullish reports and
sraducl recovery In prices ensued. De-
cetnDer was bringing BOA at the close.
Corn was weak on account OF the gov.
ernment crop report, This indicates a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13
HEAVY STAPLES.

AMMUNITIoN-Powd per key. 5000
~: blasting powder M;sS /, per q kes; crop
s BAcyo ei Sx as short clear. in sacks,
81 SMOKED <; rss belies sSse New YORK salt
0e Rsaa Hkb 6Tsaffsst eafsn ia ots
b Houston or Galveston. October snip
Ties. Arrow As Id, soc; 80 ID zoe: Delta a,0.
yard higher, ties sc per bundle higher. ,,,e,
6ytc per ID; special sizes isc higher.
COFFEE.Rho ana Ccra I,t FAR .ao sgi ,Se;
tic: peaberry HMlsc. Roasted conees; 20, Ear ar
sli 90: Arbuckle's Ariosa sllos basis 100 10
and Crescent, 100 Id cases, Slo.7o; Apex
TI.ouR-carload lots: Tidal Wave $50;
Sea Fairy. second roller patent $40; sea
Pearl $3.50; rye flour $3.50; special rates
for shipments to interior polm.ts, r mout sn.
barrels 15c above Sacks IN haii paf' CTS W.
Fat FSAafRiNAcEous GooDs--G:tts, homny
ami cream meal, in hbs. 500; pearl meal
in 10 III sacks, sl65di.7o per Dbl Of SACKS;
s2.l5; Friends oats 81 40 ,,, hams
7sl Z Aas-s'"naa'a 'a'N'' ...a,., n.u
SIC: in comb sG1oc; in IL ID cans extract
ed. 6lsc. uto.
I.ARD-Refned tierces. compound 4ssc,
=
Heroes: 10 lib cans &c higher. ID cans sc
higher; ID cans lc higher. ,o
MOLASSES- Reboiled. fair 16alsc; prime
2cM 21c; choice 25dl 26c: fancy 3OgS2c: .,s,
RICE = Extra fancy head, olsuo,tsa
choice 4aq5c; fair 4a4lkc; fancy imporieu
'si RSsojPE--Basis for ZIG: sisal sac; manila
6Hc; cotton 11G1lHc. . ,-S
SALT--I.iverpool, coarse eOql5c; fine o2q
SOC. Louisiana. coarse 60c; fine 35c barreis.
2S-los, sees; Co.'s. $3.50; 1oo-Ss. $3.50; 7o-4s,
40. l., N III
KITS Seas. %: naif barrels s5.25@5.5o, !.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gocds: Pearl. in 40
Id boxes, sisc; Royal Gloss. BULK. s s.arn
S stareh 5i 1c per p ID 70 and 40 10 boxes
Si,t;AR-Ouotations are for small lots:
sneclal prices given or carload ordres-
standard rranulated 5-16c; German gran
special prices given on carioaa oruis,n s,,
eiar,iied, fancy, 4s.g4Nc; choice 4ssc.
CANNED GOODS.
CANNED FRUIT--Per dozen: Strawber-
rIet; 81. COZ 25; pineapplcs, standard xl.lvst
/ I'd: sveless and coreless N.N; seconds soc
Nsrtiett pears. 2 ID, 81 o0ai1 o5: Q 10 siej9
IS. peaches. standard. 2 lb 81 log u: SEE e;
nnds . ii EDd90c; 3lb standard 90;
3 in ME peaches T5dS0c. Id Pie peaches
S5disoc; biackberries sSa7oc: ID standard
aP gpHfd 1Sd1sSN CANNED FRUITS :
STANDARD goods. 2h ID cans; Pescnes N.o
al ia per dozen; apricots 8, @qi 30; pears
A5l.a .se; s sgF Pium nscts M e. SOL s.:
Erspes 9 soal g; ~ White cssrres Viii
o' eaN iSsupas' v;fEHoKFxBLEs-s Is cans
sc Sdtc re extra standard LiuzS ss6l6se;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13
AssEssOn pITTs DENIES.

Did Not Ask Communication of McMil-
Inn's Sentence.
To the Editor OF The Post.
Conroe. Texas. October Ill notice In
An article in yesterdays Daily Post that It
Is charged that the assessor OF Montgomery
county wrote Governor Cuiberson letter
In favor OF committing the sentence OF
Arch Mcmillan, the rapist, which statement
Is untrue. A jury OF twelve good men OF
this county upon fair and impartial trial
said that Mcmillan should hang, and still
reposlng full confidence In the jurics Of
my County and willing TO accept their YER
diet as finality, ! declined TO have anything
to do with the case, and any statement TO
the contrary ia untrue.
Felix w. Pitts,
Tax Assessor Montgomery County, Texas.
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Now Ynrl. Money.

Now York October l2.--ClearhiRs $780,.
steady al 2i4l,8 per cent last loan q,
closed nj 2is6pI pr,nc morcantile paper
4hli5 pet cent. stcIllhe exchange llImer,
with actual business IN bankers bills at
s.SiH for demand and 4,S2ii5. S2li for u
days. posted rates S2lsu5 s2N. and i.SiIa:
commercial bills 4.s0ari,sl. silver cartin-
Gates seisli5fis: bar silver b6M; Mexican
dollars i3h.
dovcrnamcut bonds firm; State bonds
dull. railway bonds weak.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13
st. Lonts Grain and Provisions.

ST Il1u,s. Ootober l2.-FIour quiet and
Unchanged. Wheat lower; No. 2 red, cash
elevator ~ bid; track gsQo5; No. hafa'
cash IS: December 81 I'D; May 20 pig
No. 2 cash 255sI25Ss; December 25H asked
MAY 2sl2eh Oats--Futiircs and Spot
steady iaIt lower: No. 3 cash, elevator
DECEMBER 1871 tad: May 2lts Corn meal
stasdy' l.55li s. Bran quiet. and firm
east track sacked $3.50; this SIDE 81. Flax
seed higher. rs, Prime tnicthy seed 10
80: t,np5thy I. o0ef7.s5. Whisky 1.2o. Cot
ton ties 75 Bagging sl4a7 Pork steady;
starEard rness iobbsng SO. Lard lower.
mime sfsam T. III; choice 4.i7h. Bacon---
nnxci iots extra short clear and ribs
J7s. shorts 800 Dry salt neats-B Boxed
shoulders S. 571z extra short clear und
ribs ) 2J shorts = III.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13
mckinney FIRE Department.

Mckinney, Texas. October Ian I'M
portant meeting OF the Mckinney fire Do
partmeat was held here tonight. New
suits. equipments and appliances were or
dered bought. This company |. said to
be the champion volunteer fire department
IN Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13

Now York, October I2~'rhe Evening
Post's London financial cabicgram says,
The stock markets were quite steady. at
tention being absorbed with the COM
nlencaincnt OF the settlement. wliich re-
vcals only n rnoiorate account with fair
iv light cor<Npuoes those OH Americans
being unusually llpht-3A per cent. There
was better tone IN Anericnns The
Paris bourse WA dull and sensitive. The
Berlin market was dull.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13
TAX Assessor Montgomery County. Texas.
whent Elevator Wrecked.

Mckinney, Texas, October 1.-THE big
elevator Of the Collin County Milling COM
rany, containing about $1,000 bushels OF
wheat burst last night. causing come dam
age 10 the grain. A weak foundation was
the cause OF the wreck. which aecessltatcd
the removal OF the wheat to convenient
freight cars
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. Decrease.
HOUSTON PRICE CURRENT.

These quotations are revised daily and
their correctness can be relied upon. the
prices are those ruling in the Houston
wholesale markets: -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13
MARINE INTnLLIonNoM.
PORT Of calveston. octoeer /,

Port Of Galveston October u.
ARRIVED.
SIS Gena, LeweG Rio do Janeiro
81 Endesletgh, Thomas, jamaica
SIS URSULA Bright. Whitson. Manches-
ter.
IS Ludgste, Nichols. Montevddeo.
So Alfalfa, GrcAg, Rio de Janeiro
s.. Morgan, Staples. BRACES dc Santiago
Sch Carrie A. Lane. Quick, Philadelphia.
So Etheledia, st. Vincent.
SAILED.
News.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13
SUGAR.

New Orleans. October 12,-1Sugar quacti
opel KETTLE 2AEaM centrifugal, .granu-
lated 4ik6i4 o-ls: whites 3 l5-I644 3-l6. yell
lows 3IaGf3 l5-lG: seconds 2a3A
New York, october 12.--Sugnr.-Raw
steady; refined steady.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13
g,.buiIdlnr the GIN.

Cisco Texas. October 11.--R. G. Malone
has force Of dozen mon at work re-
building his gin that was destroyed by
fire a week ago Saturday night, and win
be again ready for business 10 about a
week
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-13
PAINTS ANn OILS

OILr-Linseed In bbls raw, 42c: boiled.
4fc. Petroleum. water white, $50 test, in
bbls, .14c; In casHs, $l.65; prime white, $50
test, In bbls, 12c: In cases, st.45. Brilliant
oil, sL70; in bbls, 13c: stove gasoline, in
cases, SLIGO; In bbls, lac; Eupion oil, In bbls
17c; In cases, S2.l0: castor oil, med
zeal pure, $1.10; castor oil, commercial 62lsc
per dozen: turpentine In barrels 40c.
WHITE LEAD-Strictly pure. 646Ac
standard white lead a1Sc
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HIDES. TALLow AND BEEswAx.
Prices paid by Houston dealers

Boston; October l2.-The wool market
here has shown duieter tone this week.
although the prices are held driner for
most classes of woods. Territory woods
business transacted and the price is a
tribe higher. taking the market as a
whole. Staple wools would go higher, but
the SIMPLY Is very meager. Texas wocls
sprlrg medium, ~ months, 1SMls: secured
price 4sel45: spring fire. u months, HOG;
secured price 50d52.
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FRUITS.

APPLES-Fancy Ben Davis and Wine
Saps 3.&@3 so; fancy Jonathan, $500.
COCOANUTS--s4.5 80 per 100; 1000 per 1000
LEMoNS--Messlna and Palermo, COM
mon, $780, choice. 1925: extra fancy Sor-
rentas $3.50; Maioris, S3.75a400.
GRAPES-California, Black Prince and
Muscats. SIS; Tokays. 81 .4OtI1 so.
PDARS-Cahfornia, $3.50 per box.
PEACH ES-Oklahoma 1s-bushel baskets
60q 65c; 1-3-bushel. 4OI45c.
ORANGDS-Mexican. fancy sweet $500
per box.
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Cisco. Texas. October 1i---Wali Kleiner.
charged with killing c. II. Purcell yestAr-
day. had preliminary tfiai "a rive head
to- 5000. - y = /,
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E1ON MARKET IS WEAK.
!. .,d Futures Show a Further
Decline.
|unA1loN BY SOME TIRED LONGS
-. Of bureau Report to Ad'
80 prices Was Discournging.
uou,ton spots Are Lower.
ofnce of The Post.
Houston. Tuesday. October p.

uouston, Tuesday, October u.
80 now lost about all that was
W. ,.,,,rr the recent rally. There
e' esther decline of 5a7 points in the
Ian markets today. despite the fact
,,verupol d,d not show as great a
~ morning as was generally ex-
r,rtures were reduced 3-64d and
aad IN the foreign market. All the
soot markets were 1-164iSc low
IN offerings much larger than when
!. were tending upward.
...ot deal of long cotton has been
~ overboard since the issuance of
s,rsau condition reports.v Holders
avidentN disheartened at the fall
!, that bulhsh statement to maintain
= and could see nothing in the gen
situation otherwise to warrant the
L..ta,,on of an advance. The bears
saIzed upon this semi-panicky feel
= hammer prices and are again pre-
~. III cent cotton. In the meantime
Esrsan SUMMERS are confident that the
u,,, turn out 1O,O00,0o0 bales and over
ars therefore mot anxious buyers at
pent prices.
t,1e II must be admitted that the con-
ons surrounding tho market We're not
n encouragng at the close OF business
- yet 1t is generally from such de-
I.suns that notable advances have al
i resu&ed. 1t may be that cotton Is
Irueo TO a further drop OIL ~ cent, but
n a decane viii be III the face OF d
kole supply that is less than Tor ton
v past at this time.
todays session New York futures
ned steady. with 6.37 bid for January.
|, highesa. sale was at 6.S9 and the low
&c. the latter price being bid on the
e. against 1.3 yesterday. In New
leans. December sold at COS on the
knng. fell to 5.99 and closed with 500
I'd. AGAINST COS yesterday.
houston expects 1850 TO 5000 bales to-
srow, against 10.0S0 on THE same day
year. The estimate at New Orleans
kor 900 TO 1000, against 21,S49.
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WIRE AND NAILS.

Quotations are on small lots. Special
prices on carloads:
BARBED WIRE--Glidden, gal, s.. 40 per
100 lbs; Waukegan &C higher than Glidden
WIRE NATLS-Rate 500 per keg; ad-
vances, 10d. 12d and 16d, &c; Sd and Cd. 10c
Ga and I'd. zoe: I'D and Sd. soc; 80. 45c: I'd,
Toe.