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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-10-29

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for
over fifty years by millions Of mothers for their
children while teething with perfect success. It
pain cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for
diarrhBa. 1t will relieve the poor little sufferer
Immediately. Sold by druggists in every part of
the world. twenty-five cents bottle. Be sure
and ask for Mrs. Winslow's SoothingISyrup."
and take no other kind
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-10-29
Barre Granite Syndicate.
IL Died adjoining and a Monopoly
Does Not Exist in Vermont Granite,

Does Not Exist in Vermont Granite.
The Barre granite syndicate, which threat
ened to create monopoly over all the
granite quarries Of the state, is no longer
in existence. The quarry owners, who
had signed leases and bought options, re-
ceived a circular Tuesday, reading as fol-
lows: Final action has been taken by the
directors of the Barre quarry company up
on the advisibility of taking possession of
quarry properties with the result that
on account of the arbitrary conditions and
difficulties which certain leases and other
properties, which cannot be leased, might
place in the way Of the success of the com
pany, it is the opinion of the majority of
the directors that it is unwise to proceed
further"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-10-29
4 GREAT SURPRISE is IN STORE

Fol those who will go today and get package Of
GRANO. 1t takes the place OF coffee at about
u thecost. 1t is a food drink, full OF health. and
can be Siven TO the children as well as the adult
with great benefit. II is made OF pure grains and
looks andtastes like the finest grades OF Mocha
or Java eofee. Il satisfies everyone. A cup OF
Grain'O Is setter for the system imam q tontc'
cause It's oNneht Is permanent What coffee
breaks down 1rain.O builds up. Ask your gro
Ger for Grain'0. Price, IS and rs cents.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-10-29
Waterbury Post-Omc. BurgIariu.d.

Burglars broke into the post-office at
Waterbury Sunday morning and succeeded
in getting few stamps and small change
to the amount of $25. They entered by
prying open a window. They attempted
to drill holes into the safe but William
Carroll, who rooms over the Office, heard the
noise and succeeded in frightening them
away. There were three men in the gang
probably amateurs. The drills used were
obtained from a tool chest belonging to Ira
Pike which was left in the lumber yard
where he has been at work on the new
steam mill
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-10-29
Beauty IL Hood Deep.

Clean blood means a clean skin No beauty
without IT, Cascarets Candy Cathartic clean
your blood and keep 1t clean by stirring up the
lazy liver and driving all impurities from the
body: Begin today TO Danish pimples, bois
pexton by taking Cascarets-beauty for % cents.
All druggists, satisfaction guaranteed; 10, IS and
so cents
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-10-29

We, the undersigned, agree TO refund the
money on a 50cent bottle of Greene's Syrup OF
Tar II u fails to cure your cough or cold. VIZ
factory or no pay.
F. X. DURGIN Brattleboro,
GEO. E. GREENE, Bratteboro,
CHAPLIN & CO., Brattleboro,
A. NJ. CORSER. Putney,
G. e. PARK, WilliamsVille
N. N, BATCHELDER, NeWfane,
W. 8. HOLLAND, ToWnshend,
j. @. WILCOX, Guilford,
W. G. HALLIDAY, East Dover,
A. l.. WHEELER, Wardsboro,
BARBER BROS, West Townshend
T. W. PLIMPTON, WardsbOro,
BROWN q RYDER, West Wardsboro
#. e. SMITH, Jamaica,
JONES & O'BRIEN, Hinsdale, N. H.,
NJ. G. WILLIAMS, Putney, VT
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-10-29
Notice.

THO I TAXPAYERS OF the town Of Mail.
4 bort have in my hands for collection, a
town tax \for the year A. d. 1897, amounting
TO over one (llar and fifty cents (S1.5O) on the
dollar Of the Grand List A discount Of 4E will be
allowed on all taxes paid on or before Oct. 25, at
ter which date all taxes remaining unpaid will be
placed IN the hands Of the collector, and cost OF
collection will be added.
A. NJ. PRoUTY, flown Treas.
Marlboro. Vt, Oct. g. 1897.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-10-29
ChiIdren,s Nightly Habits.

DR.. E. Detchon's Anti Diuretic may be worth
more than 500 II you have child who soilsI bed
ding from incontintence OF water during sleep
Cures old and young alike Il arrests the trouble
at once. 81. Sold by George e. Greeue, drug
gst, Brattleboro, VT.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-10-29

Daniel Gates of Poultney died Fri
day, the day following his Tooth anniver-
sary. His death leaves in that community
fouT nonagenarians-Hon Merritt CLARK,
95; Rev. Charles Granger, Gilbert H. Prin-
die and Mrs. Paul NJ Ross. ALI live with
in radius of two miles and three within
five minutes walk of each other.
Henry Pierrepont Isham. who died at
Chicago Monday, came of old colonial stock,
his family having been prominent in New
England since 1860. He was born in Ben
nington, in l942. His father was Judge
Pierrepont Isham, justice of the supreme
court of Vermont, and his grandfather was
physician of distinction. In 1859 he en-
tered Williams college, but did not remain
to graduate. He served in the famous 7th
regiment of New York. After the war he
went 10 Chicago and became prominent in
the real estate business. The body was
brought to Manchester for burial.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-10-29
Dissolution Notice.

TINE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
the firm name Of Aver & Shelley, for the tran.
saction Of Life and Accident insurance business,
ls this day dissolved by mutual consent Mr..
Shelley has II the assets and assumes all liabil-
tiles OF said firm and appoints Mark Ward of Put
ney his agent to close up the business of said
firm to date. Mr.. Shelley VIII conduct the bust.
ness on his own account, and solicits Tie patron.
age Of the public.
WE. AVER,
j. W. SHELLEY.
l Naey, Vt, Oct 1 1897
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-10-29
Five Injured In Street Railroad COIIi-
sion at Burlington.

sion at Burlington.
Two electric cars collided at Burlington
Monday, resulting in the injury of five peo-
pie. The names of the injured are: Mar
tin Heron, motorman, severe injuries to
back; james FarrOw, motorman, leg frac-
tured; Joseph Phglie, passenger, leg frac-
tured; James Cayea, conductor, severe
scalp wound; Elmer Conner, conductor,
confusion. The platform and forward ends
of the two cars were smashed. Both cars
were filled with passengers and it was i'm
possible to see any distance ahead on. ac-
count of the fog. The cars were moving
towards each other at fair rate of speed
and the collision occurred before the motor
men were aware of danger.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-10-29
To Rent.

COTTAGE HOUSE with sll modern conven.
~ fences. Hot and cold water, bath, gas,
furnace; all nearly new and In first class con
dition. GEO. Il. SELLECK.
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GRAIN MARKETS FIRAER.
Al Advsacs Il liverpool Causes 4
Better Feelius.
WHEAT AND OATS ALITTLE HIGHER.
CeRn and Prov1sfons Close Quiet and
Unchanged-fonormous Receipts
Of Cora 1t Chicago.

Chicago, November 2h--In anticipation
OF tomrrow being holiday. the board Of
| trade fnarkets were all very quiet today,
but we're fairly firm. Wheat was helped
by q good advance at Liverpool and closed
lllssc higher for May and ssc higher TOR
December Corn and provisions closed
about where they did yesterday ana oats
1.iic higher.
Wheat opened ut Gun advance of hdysSc.
May being q,aet at g1ssW9il. Strong ca
bles and sudden and emphatic drop IN
| receipts in the Northwest encouraged the
bulls and caused moderate buying. Calls
sold yesterday afternoon al NC over that
days closing price for May delivery, SO
that, fortified by liberal lines of those
privileges they had bought some of tho
heaviest local scaipers became free sellers
every time.
In the fist two hours May toucnei
within 15c Of 91h. 1t reached that point
on several occasions In the time named,
and once or twice jumped to 91$d917s but
Ieacsed To Oils. the latter throughout the
forenoon being the price at which buyers
seemed willing to take offerings.
Liverpool reported great hrmness In
prices there, but the advance of Id at
which 1t started was considerably re-
duced before the closed. The close show
ed tho days gain AIT Liverpool ranging
from Ad for December to 1su for later de-
llverieS.
Inc Minneapolis and Duluth receipts
were 162 against 769 the previous week,
buL only 4i5 cars were received the corrc-
spending day of the year before. Re-
celpts at Chicago We're only 1i5 cars by
rl'i and $3.50 bushels by lake. New York
tai
earle accep.ances OF yesterdays offerings
both to the CONTINENT and the United King
dom st, LOUIS reported cable acccptasces
OF wheat oferei TO France the day BEFORE
The seaboard clearances of wheat and
hour were quite UP no their recent liberal
volume. amounting to 670,00J bushels one
weighty bearish fact was that the re-
celpts az Western primary markets were
l,UI6,ONt bushes, compared w.uh only sos vJU
the corresponding day of 1896
Inc market was very tame and required
constant prodring by the bull crowd to
make II assume the appearance of being
little activity by the buying orders from
dhe clique at 3i7s for May. at which price
tnere was a profit of &c In a large num-
per OF calls pomght yesterday afternoon,
ana the selling against these privileges
prevented further advance. The closing
price was 9l%M9i7s for May.
Corn was almost without interest, keep
dng wdhhin &c range Receipts 323 cars
nous local shipments--94S.0 900 bushels
:, very quiet session was passed In cats
scarcely any interest was taken In the
market and fluctuations kept within &c.
a good cash business was reported: re-
ccipis 324 cars.
Speculative trading IN provisions was
very dull--so dull, in fact, that iiuctua-
IONS were confined to 2tsc. At the close
January pork, lard and ribs were UNI
chenged.
Estimated receipts tomorrow-W Wheat 1886
cars. corn 800 cars, oats 40 cars, hogs 3O-
90 head.
Ike leading futllres ranged IN fnllom>
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New York. November 24--Coffee options
opened stcldy at an advance of ( rs *
points on generally firmer European ca
bles, smaller Brazilian receipts and cover
sag. iirmness Increased by moderate in
irregular 10 To 10 poalts higher.
Sales l.l50 bags. Spot coffee-Rso steady.
No. 2 invoice 6is; Jcnbing 65s; mild quiet:
Cordova SlsGs1i
New Orleans. La. November A.-coffes
dun; Rio ordinary to low fair 7iSf0sia
santos. November A.--Coffee nominal.
quiet; good average Santos nomlisai. Re
cepts 5000 stock 117SOOD
Hamburg, November A.--Coffee c,osed
hMis pig higher. Sales $4,000.
Rio. November 2,--coffee bare.y STEADY.
NO. Rio 1900 res per 10 k.Ios: exchange
lS-lcd. Receipts 1000; cleared for the
Limited States 1900; Europe 5000: stock
Havre. November 24-Coffee closed 81
not higher. Sales @, oo0 a
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MONEY And mi
Transact ions Of /,
Street OIL
WAS SOME sELLlAQ
marked weakness
Late Tradias
London BelnS u

New York. Noyenb
transactions today weso
most part to- the csosk
In anticipation Of tu1l 10
The course of prices d
OF these contracts were ~ ~
The stocks that sho~S1
weakness today went u
there was selling Il v
firmly held stock a. Mort
ferred did not fully eal
metropolitan street l1ilr12 +
advanced very aggrusnlJ
days past, reacted ! n1|
rather feebly. There m r
weakness in the ~ Z
Jersey Central, Sugar ~ f.
There was a time dur1dr n
market ruled above ~
counting from the hts4I \
ing'tcn and Omciha DER
OF a point. In fact, u ~
afternoon that the g61
market fell below 1T
was at this time thaf
developed in PeopQSs q
net decline of Q poiuta
Western preferred and n
ped a point at this Htok
In progress on the Lo1
watched with some intl(
todIay's weakness en- II n
as quotations were adv
ket and there waS bu5il
for the London acc1u6
depression was caueed VI
of the rate war Wbdr9 \
some of the Western ~
news of the day ~
on the market,
The bond market shny
of the stock market
slight and irreguhrs
700. e 4
The total sales pf re-
l56, 500 shares. INCLUDING
Northern Pacific prefesze
Tan. 1926. "
The range OF prices q
today, together with ~
as reported for The ~
4 Co.. Is as follovEs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-25
NARROW RANGE or PRICES
Little Chsuce Of Immediate Profit
to Spectators.
SPOT COTTON MARKETS UNCHANGED.
BoMe Acttvity May BE Looked for II
tine Near Future Liberal Re-
ceipts Are still Looked For.
once Of The Post,
Houston, Wedneeday. November q.

,' :, ~ ,,.,a,or. ,,,,,,
no" Hruc" io'&sr inc si'''uia ".
be contented to see the market continue
within a range OF prices that leaves no
.".A... !. -. - .s.L.r Ia ~a,,.,n.
'''aIvH' :" proht On ei'ner s'ue ie'i'.
to be seen. 1t has been contendca that
ofta,. THANH sea,~.nr, .ovne,htnr, srtAresting
'.,., r rvs ss.,,s $50. :. 49,,
wohu occur Inc puiis appear 10 haVo
great confidence, claiming q big short IN
terest and LAYING particular stress ON the
iact tnat nexu year acrease VIII We n'a-
teria,ly reduced. Already reports from
Oklahoma. the Indian Territory anu Ten
nsssee state that great deal Oh lar1d
which has heretofore been planted in cot
ton Is now being sowed with wheat. Oprn,
oacs and tobacco will probably absorb con-
siderable of the old cotton acreage. These
~ ,,a,s, "a 49,, ,,,,,s ,t,,a them
iao's III 'ho ai"'us ~ '''~ ou'''
considerable announcement ana they pre-
dirt rood rally. even though II be tenn
n,,,o ,,sars ro ..,,, ,,ort,np ON
poraty' io oesio a'o SIN
the big crop, heavy receipts ana uop
crop yield that they have discovered in
,ha yo,oo aa,ta Itowaver sueculators
'ne iaAoo uo''a H..
are getting restive. and, whetnsr on tne
bull or the bear size, may pc $780, vsnt ~
soon make the market moye several POM. points
either up or down. galveston reuucsI
spot quotations. l-lbc, while otner niarKt e..
closed unchanged. New Orleans and i.iv-
erpool futures are the same as Yesterday
New York opened at 2m3 points advance,
gained few points more, but reacted
and closed 2d3 of from yesterdays close,
New Orleans receipts tomorrow are esu.
mated at 23.C0O to 25Oco. against losls
year ago and 1905 in 1854. fiictlston eX,
poets 1900 to 1880. against 1922 In lSs6
and 1888 In 1894 Port receipts were 30 800.
ceinpal ed with i3.sl0 in 1876 ard 5o'sio III
1884.
BY private wire 10 f.. w. Hunter q 90
New Orleans, November A--Facrchuld d
IIobson saw. Liverpool was better than
osraa,os .,,,. ,,,or,,.,,er ,,d ,,,f,sod ,,tt,e
life into THE bulls. We opened at 5n6
points advance. which was pretty well
bo,d ,,,,I tha Nar, or,aa MO ord Houston
n as, uts c, tn,,Hr,,,, ms an Eno,,n
.rS ~ LII ,va ','nd
All o,1 a,e hresr are racee,n s d,,,v from
az olner brokers' are recS'ving ua'.y nio.n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-25
THE WOOL MARKET.

:, Prices pa d by Houston Dealers
Twelve months. fine.. .............. 9l0
BURY -. .......... ...... 6ihS6 III
Six months. 102- less.
Boston, November N.-The American
Wool and Cotton Reporter viii say to-
morrow of the wool trade: The market
week, large transactions in Austral.ans.
All sorts of reports were afioat regarding
the size of these but the best consensus
OF opinion is that the sales of the last
week were a'hout $500 bales. Including all
grades of wool In cur survey 1t may be
sad ts',t the market Is fully as strong
as week ago. There Is no pronounced
disposition ON the part of the dealers gen,
crafty to SELL Every one is expectant
of better conditions after the first of the
year. The sales In Boston for the week
amount to 100000 pounds domestic and
2.969500 pounds foreign.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-25
AW"i.ing View Developments.

Sars.u Richardson Of Houston saw,
neee.p's today were quite moderate. can
sidcrinr those of the past few DAYS, s,tlm
ncveyer, tho ports show n small excess
oyer 1891. This gave us d COOL tone a, y,r !.
NJ. vyay sesst'a, prices adva,1ssnr iSs
new YORK as points over yesterdav IL ~
Sa, w,noa a MS los later in the day ON Hqui.
Gals. Estimates for tcfnorrow we,.. TO-
20. csaractsr, but interior adyioes aa
e eof seems ~ The short interest ii SPOT
cut herring ghe price Of f'it,,res !, "a Will
~ snc .cne 81 ehe spot market is not on nIw
- b s.oS; E.rore @ NOT a, All rene M1u,s
3D. s Win Is ope Mng developments are await
giving atter Thanks
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-25
Violet & Cots Review.

BY private wire to b. w Hunter & Co.
New York, November 24--Atwood Vic.
lett & Co. thus review the situation: Fur.
ther strength at Liverpool and some add;-.
tional outside local buying caused the i'm
provement here this morning. When the
market was at its best. reports from the
South were received, reporting a heavy
Demand for bagglng which was, there
fore. supposed TO confirm the large crop
estimates. So much long cotton had ac-
cumulated during the past week--a good
deal OF 1t on small marg.ns-that when
lirulda ton began 1t was not difficult to
bring about the decline that resulted 1t
y noticeable, with the better feeling in
the contract market OF late, that now. MS
for several weeks past there has been no
appreciabie Improvement in spot demand
at the South. willis the Liverpool sales
are smaller than last week. While the
movement continues ON such very large,
scale as at present It would seem mud
cic'vs TO try and establish an advance that
wouid be more than temporary We NAV
yet have to see lower plane OF values
before permanent Improvement can he
Drought about, and yet there can be no
question as to the buying OF parties who
VIII continue to buy ON further declines
should such be realized.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-25
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

cording TO locations; ''s' &C.
pr,re .,,,a 4, 49, Per gallon.
Prime summer yellow oil. -. IL NJ
Pr.me cotton seed cake. 40 ~ MI M M
Prims cotton seed mcai...... IL " ali %
For local delivery Houston mills ono,ne
meal and cake. si5.5odl6.00 per ton. Sas's
OF steady; prime crude ls,s; prime va iSsvy
az, ''V SsiS"w
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I'ricc. Mcoormlck q COS. clrcnlaI

BY private wire to r. w Hurster & co.
New YORK, November 24--Prica, Nc
oorin'ck n Co. say: The cotton market
tfis morning has been Of the usual ante
holiday character. The trading has been
small and represented the evening m ~
contracts by the local traders prior IN
tne holiday Liverpool advices were yerv
satisfactory ard cur market q iyanced e9fy
potne. Prices advanced ST ghtiy further
St,iei buying by the local short interest
southern interests and Liverpool After
the buying demand was satis6ed hnn,.
since developed an easter tend nd, %hn mas nas
rsc.ipts are modcinte. compared with tae
, mas. lew Gays. New Or,eants has sold n
mliie' w.'ncut any pronounced tnfiur,1ce
upon values. The feeling on the '' foor
S So,,, m,xed' but no decided change In
values Is .c'ekad for IN the near future II i,
70 Ism, NOV tsievei that oae prominent an,
WI VII absorb practically all Of tie Deca 90, n.
per notices which may be issued thsresnra
tho December Liquidation nav ne Nj e eao,e
any unfavorable influence upon vat,ss' SER
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suGA.,..

New Orleans. La. November %. s,..r
sspen kettle steady. 2asuess; ccntrifwgai
very strong: granulased l-iS: whise
sni,ieesth yellow a,sala is-ls; seconds AN.
sSss Mo, Kettle easy, isaS6:
~ luszt easy <pah' Syrup steady. IA
New York. November s4--sugar-Raw
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sdyencs. Put On Nay corn ~; calls
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lng. IclosedIcHIeessos'
Month OF Delivery

q asked. bid.
New York Futures.
Opened quiet and firm at noon very
sdo id closed quiet and steady; sales
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ted and weak; fat sheep in demand
Chicago November H-The supply OF
cattle was large and the demand fairly
active. The greater part of the offerings
sold at 4.250I5. 10. branded Westerns and
Northern corn fed Texans being numer-
demand being largely at 1.9oa2. Is; bologna
bulls 2. 1927 export bulls 8 .25d4.00.
Hogs-Fariy active, weak to 5 lower.
Sales We're largely at 3.35d3 AZ; rough
d3.40.
Sheep and jambs ruled stronger prime
lambs being 10 higher. Sheep were wanted
Westerns 3.6On4.55. Lambs sold freely at
9 .75n4.W for the commonest lots, up to
3, god51o for the choicest, the greater part
selling at 50a5.50. while sheep went
1900.
st. Louis, November 24--Catte-Receip
1900, OF which $500 were Texans. Ship
ments 300; steady; fair to fancy native
snppng and export steers 4.25q5. bulk
OF sales I; doa4 g; dressed beef and butcher
steers under 1900 pounds 3.Soa4. AS; bulk OF
sales 3SOn4.l0; stockers and feeders 2.25
eM.30: bulk of sales 3. 15li4. 90; COWS and
heiters ;7gg4 80; Texas and Indian steers.
Grass, 3.00Gl3. 85; fed 4 IS; cows and heifers
2. 2Jn3.50. Hogs-Rece!pts lO,5OO: shin
mentss 800; market 5 lower; light .3oG4. 80.
mixed 3. 251l3.30; aeavies 3.40li3. As. Sheep
Receipts POO; shipments 800; market
STEADY; native mutto1s 3. 25aD4. IS; cubs and
bucks :75a3.25, stoc6ers 2.37lsa2,7 rs; lambs
kansas City, November 24.--Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1850; market steady to strong: Texas
steers 3. 25M4. 25; Texas cows 2.40T2.95 ma.
tive steers 1.75G4,00: stockers and feeders
2 2; ;s ~ 5oi bulls 2.Sa3.5o Hogs-Receipts
n iglher: buck OF; sales 3.32tadl3 ST.; heayies
3 5ga3. alR: packers 3.22ta73.35; mixed
: 32lsM3 40: lights 325GI3. 42A: Workers
3 81 sdfS, a2ls. isineep--Reoeipts 5000 market
strong; lambs 3.7545. - .nuttons 2. OOSi4. "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-25

Ali classes OF cattle are IN small supply
and active demand. Good cornfed hogs
are wanted Calves Ssh readily ct quo
tattous.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-25

HouGToN
+. r. Iiedl, live stock commission NOR
chant. reports e follows: .-...
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Liverpool Futures.
b BID; s sellers; v value.

bid; s sellers; value. ~
Comparative Spot Markets.
The following arr. the closing quotations
for cotton on the spot To-Day at the leading
markets. together with the closing OF mid.
ohng yesterday. with today's sales.
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cALyEgroN,
Reported Tor Tho Post BY A. p. Norman.
I've stock commission merchant.

Receipts This day. 100 hcgs; TINS Week
50 cattle, 1853 calves. 105 hogs; this season,
25l6 cattle. 1916 calves, 251s sheep. 1851 hogs;
stock III pens, "a cattle, Ct calves, 239 sheep,
10 hogs.
Choice cattle, calves and hogs In de-
maid, market supplied with sheep.
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.Assessment IS pef
MoSEr Am

Houston. Novemnsss 4
port the money ~. w ~ 7
tcrest rates are ~ y ~
loans II light. -, |
The following ars
Houston banks 8 go
for the corresIo;;'sSs.
gether with the ~ nsSis
Monday .......'.'y5G
Tuesday 1890 : ~ L.
Wednesday ~ - y
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NEW oRLEANs

Reported for The Post daily except
Thursdays and Sundays by Albert Mont
gomery & Co. Qimited), live stock com
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WIRE AND MAILS

Quotations are. on small lots. SPECIAL
prsres en- carloads.
BARRED. WIRt,--Gliedcr. val Z, N -.
10y lbs: Wankegan sc higher than Gl.ddent
& WIRE NAILS Rate $500 psr key. Al.
vsices. l0d, I'D and i6d. &c. sd ana sd' io,s.
~ ~ ana ID, zoe; Id and Sd, soc; Sd, sc; "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-25

Beef cattle in demand; calves and year
lings active and steady: hog market gfut-
ted and weak; fat sheep in demand
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-25
HOUSTON wHoLEsALr rRYcr..

0uotntionn for Round Lots ~ s..,.
Commodities.
These quotations nre revised dasiv =.
their correctness can be relied upon. Ths
p5icen Sre tnoss ruling In ths fiau,tnnn
HEAVY STAPLES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per key ro,a