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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-21
Punts and Passes.

The AN Hallows and Ninth cavalry
teams will meet in practice game this
afternoon
The Y. NJ. c. A. team will line up for
practice with the Collegiate institute
team at Walker field on Tuesday after
noon. The Coilegiates viii meet the
first University team at the university
campus on Friday next.
q 9 q
The Y. NJ. c. A. team is trying to ar
range another game with the Ogdens to
take place at Ogden on next Saturday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-21
Fixes BADLY HURT.

Has a Fall at New York Track and
Breaks An Arm.
New York, Oct. 20.-HaITy Elkes, the
professional bicyelist, was injured by
being thrown from his wheel on the
Berkeley oval track. He sustained a
badly lacerated wound on the left leg
and his left arm was broken. Fixes
was making an effort to lower the
worlds record for an hour, and had
been on the track only fifteen minutes
when the fork of his wheel broke.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-21
Match With OGDEN

Another interurban cricket match be-
tween the Salt Lake and Ogden eIev-
ems is being arranged to take place at
Ogden on some date not yet decided
upon next week. The Ogdenites are
not at all satisfied to let the season end
with an unbroken record of defeats
standing against them. and they pro-
pose to make it hot for the Salt LAX
ers this time. The eleven which will
meet Ogden will be chosen this after
noon in the Cricket clubs practice
game
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-21
STRONG NERVES
STRONG BODY

A vigorous constitution and power of
endurance depends upon the nerves. The
nerves give force to all the organs of the body.
The system is kept clean of morbid material.
The blood circulates quickly exhilarates, feeds
the muscles and tissues with wholesome
nourishment Strong nerves keep strength of
body increasing and the muscles firm.
PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND
MAKES NERVE STRENGTH.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-21

Carpets sewed. lined and laid
FREE
for the next ten days at q. C. NJ. L.
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Cricket.
CRICKET GAME TODAY.

Local Elevens Meet In Practice
Match.
With the betterment of the weather
the cricketers are asrain at it, and this
afternoon there will be a warm game
between two elevens chosen from the
Salt Lake Cricket club. The game will
take place at o'clock at the grounds
of the Cricket club on South West
Temple street, a short distance south
of Ninth South. All who are interested
in cricket are invited to attend the
game.
The two elevens are scheduled to line
up as follows:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-06
A GENERAL FINANCIAL REVIEW
TRADING WAS PROFESSIONAL AND
THE TONE WAS WEAK.
An Unfnyorable Bank Statement Is
Looked for Today-A Fairly
Good Tone in bonds.

New York, May 5.-The stock market was
Of highly professional order today and
although support appeared from time TO time
il particular stocks, the tone was weak prac-
ucally throughout the day. The grangers
&C alers and a number of the specialties were
especially weak. The feverishness of prices,
accompanied by bear pressure, induced con-
siderable liquidation.
While the bank statement can never be
rorecasted with any accuracy, it is known
that the banks, on out-of-town express move
mtnt ana the operations. sustained a loss IN
cash OF about $500, 900. This. together with
tie understanding that tomorrow's statement
would not reflect the s5.010,O00 debit GU ac-
count OF the Spanish indemnity payment. led
traders to assume that the showing will not
be altogether favorable, because of the hnane-
ing OF industrials and the subscriptions to the
Anslgsmated Copper company. The under
Standing, however, that the subtreasury will
cash $40 000,0 900 In debit warrants next week
was regarded as likely to make large addi-
tton 10 the loanable funds. which will be re-
nected in subsequent bank statements.
There was some liquidation of holdings by
ST eCulators discouraged at the lack OF inside
dent operations Of the bears The market
closed weak at about the lowest.
fairly good tone was maintained through
gu, the day in bonds. which moved independ-
ertly of the stock trading. although few
prominent issues were under pressure. Total
sales s., 665, 900.
Total sales of stocks today we're 4so, OPS
Shares. including American Sugar 48-JJ.
Atchlson preferred 15.150 Burlington SIS 1900.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-06
LOCAL MARKET REVIEW.
Office Of The Post.
Houstop FRIDAY Nf.,


Business In iobhing and commission lines
is quiet. orders from the interior are OF a
hsrd-to-mouth character. and quantities or.
dered are small
The sugar market is strong. The independ-
en-, reaners are holding up prices and the war
has not yet developed
Hens are slow sale. Prices on poultry Of
oil Kinds are weaker on account Of slack d. (.
mand.
oM'ng to light receipts berries hrmed up.
saies le'ns made at s2.O0g2sO per crate.
The egg market is nat. Sales are slow md
receipts are all going into storage.
baltimore mail sdvices state that there has
oeen no snap = the canned goods frale in
that market for week past but thar Mir
'eS Acenuons p-ices ara very Arm
AaNiees from Baltimore are to thu eo.o,
tpst the pineapple packing season viii ~
aeost Two weeks later than last year.
- Aovlees from Passport Me, state TINT tia
continental Packing company 1.-THE se.csltsd
saiaihe ruso is actively preparing ~, ~
new new season. The law prohibits nshins nn,1,
my ~. but as soon after that date as nossit
ts, Impending upon the -un OF nsh its forty
seven Histories will be put into active cnsss
We, IN tie meantime T. is fitting M ierss
olrees and warehouses IN E1stport -
iLe annual report OF the Connecticut 49,,
oet'ufai experiment station on the adulteys.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-06
BRApsrREEr,s REVIEW.
Gona Orders for FAN Trade Booked
In Mholesnle Lines

Good Orders for Fail Trade Hooked
In Wholesale Lines
New York. May s5.-Pradstreet' toror-
row will say; That this is indeed an era
Of trade in industrial combinations seems
evident from the long list Of announce.
ments of new cancellations, rumored or
actually hoated coming to public view
this week Whether this tendency has as
yet reached its elimination can mot NJ
course be easily predicted and in soma
lines OF Industry the announcements of
projected cancellations would seem IN
have left little room for further opersrions
OF this kind Easily first in this diroe-
llon Is the gigantic iron and steel COM
pination. announced with seeming conf
dence as in process of formation sernnd
only to this, however. is the actual aoat.
ing OF the great copper combine Ont
CROWNS such as these great combines
possess special interest in the world NJ
traae and finance because OF the immense
OF capital or industry in
ryiro I ~ tnef projection and their car
rylng out TO successful finish
Nhlle wholesale trade CONTINUES ~ he
tween-seasons volume, every evidence is !
that the aggregate is in ey-
cess OF last years undeniably good nro
potllons ana retail demand is OF an en-.
ouraglhg character. That the volume no |
lan business booked Is in excess az tia |
ansIase activity abroad points IN the |
wi9espread demand for iron and steel |
r,ar,.n uers less doubtful the hold OF
america on foreign markets
me tone of general values is not w.,
Suong one. a prominent exception heirs
poIk ana hog products generally wbin5
uaVe oeen the subject OF bearlsh mamma
. ~ cereals are generally Arm cash
'e aas 9eing tractlonally higher at the
,o os'p auvlees are still contradictory. hut
SOU weather has made for snccasst,,t
,tantihg and growth OF spring whast
'u,is foreign crop advices continue so,d
10 eAport demand is of only medorats
han ms coupled with smaller
'nes reported to Bradstreets tbis wo np
,.ss as check to values. which ,nist,,
, :. record the admitted damase ~
he winter crop. uanase 70
i,i., peeiai, feature this week Is the an.
10y IN building and in real estate
..' from a number of widely senara,sa
ensuaI, ana lumber and building materials
ViherAlly are firm and tending upward
N , M.'iss' raw cotton is rather weaker
,or. pluvins weather and crop condi.
nm ava az manufactured goods are very
rades hs,.a ns brown and bleached export
Ms nave been advanced. F'i'
"ooi markets note a change q, ,ba 49,. Il
- u some large lots OF domestic ,gonIs
circulation and prices are 6r,Va
y As s with advanced quotations nai5
y some large lots Of Austra,Isn psio
1 ~ bought for re-exporf 'ueu
sHensth OF sugar shows no dIm,nr-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-06
HaIIetsvilIe Items.

Halletsville, Texas, May 4.-Ths
missioners court met in special sssssi'
week to have annual settlement win
county collector. Dunng the reguls
sion next week the court house will y
cepted from the builder and the or
VIII move into the same.
The city authorities have decided "
IN new electric light plant. The one,
IN use tthe Heissler) being conslders''
of date
county Attorney william Blskesr
attending the supreme council 9 n
meeting in St Louis.
Prof c. A. Peterson is arranging
duct a summer normal at this place, v
mencing May 20 and continuing y
weeks.
The teachers for the Halletsville n
viii be elected May is.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-06

ST. Louis Nav Flour quiet. steady and
lnchansed Wheat lower No. red cash
g,ieiyatef 90 track i6aI6ia. NAV 7sss. asked
lower; spot nominal No ; cash "a. track
S5 May S2@ asked July S2ss bid September
55Ss asked Oats. obtions easier srot dull
10 cash 2siR track 2962}h May 2sls July
IS oif Sentsnher 224 asked No white 81
HSl'7 Rye-Strone. 50 bid Flax seed lower.
y Prime timothy seed 225 Corn meal
HAY steady 10 firm timothy o0T11 30: prai-
re 80 Whisky steady. rs Cotton ties
aud haesina UNCHANGED Pork steady. stand
ara mess iohbinz Q 90 Lard nomintlly low
err prime steam 81 choice ass Dry salt
meats Boxed shoulders p; extra sto Is and
TINS 90 shorts i2h H'con--Bove1 shout
ders 60 extra shorts 37is ribs 5 50; shorts
p Recsnts-Flour io'0; wheat II 900; corn
al.Q'0 cat, q 00o shipme t,-Flour s 90;
wreat 1850 corn Is 0oo. cots 1910
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-06
Houston weekly stntement

Gross receipts this week . $50
Net receipts this week ......... Ig3
Eross receipts this week last wear 3.64S
Net fecelpts THIS week last year ..,... /, I5y
Iotai gross receipts this wear. ....,.., .2,i4L4d
Total net receipts this wear ....... as 281
Total gross reeeirts same time last
year NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "a SAG
fetal net receipts same time last year Gst,b63
SHIPMENTS outward tots We ........ 1922
Shipments rail 10 and via New Orleans 1870
shipments to japan ................. 40
In transit Observation-Disclosures. sa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-06
NEW YORK EXCHANGE.

Decrease
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-06
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Strike at Buffalo. N. v, Causes Fear Of a
Lake Blockade.
BAD CROP REPORTS ENTIRELY IGNORED.
Argentine Liberal shipper OF
Whent-Conditicns Were Good.
Coarse Grains Follow wheat.

chicago, May 5.-The grain market started
weak today on fears OF blockade in lake
traffic owing 10 the Buffalo strike. The favor
able weather also induced considerable liqui-
dation. July wheat closed zGHc lower
Corn declined &C and oats Hdhc. PORK
closed shade higher. lard shade lower
and ribs unchanged
Perfect weather and liberal Argentine ship
ments for the week induced liauidstion and
short selling In the what pit OF the OF eaing
today and the market continued TO sag under
It's load until the close number OF stop
loss orders were met with as the market de-
elned The threatened spread # the Buffalo
strike. which II 1t msteriaiised. woul1 pre-
vent the movement OF grain by tie lake
route. had bearisb influence.
BAD CROP reports were ignored. July opened
closed at 7I&c.
Receipts here and at the Northwest were
comparatively small. Chicago Inspection be-
ing 3S cars. Minneapolis ana Dulut re-
cetyed ll3 cars. Jlearances from A laLtic
ports IN wheat ana nour e1uailed 1890
we're estimated at over S.O0ObC0 bushels. OF
which 2bOO.OO0 bushels came from Arse. tine.
Favorable seeding weather ana fears o. a
tle-up in the lake traffic weakened corn.
Short selling was heavy. Receipts 1872 tars.
Oats declined owing 10 heavy receipts ami
cars.
Provisions ruled steady early on buying by
packers, but weakened at the end under ie-
newed commission house lidu daton.
Estimated receipts Saturday Wheat. 60
-ars. corn 10 cars oats $50 cars hogs, 5000
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-06
BVTTER AND Eggs.

cry. 1907; dairy ID '-sutter weak; cream
Ieii7iIs a.. NAY sSButter steady. er.ome,x =
csicsso. MI isali, Eggs higher, lo,s'
lsGiss dairy ,no; s.'-Bntte- steady: creamery
Nss weak weak cream, Iclsaii i'Aay fresh ma
45l pac ttorh. Nav Eggs firm; recent, =,
l2h GlsH. western lsn9IsA; Southern
,rs Nss s.n CITY, May s.-Esgs-s.ronv., 80,
Misso,,rI hsaTie- from all o~arteSs ,, ee,-
cases ine,uasr nsqsss stock IN new cases
N''uaeo' 10Y; cases returned 10. uses
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-06
BeeviIIe Items.

Beeville, Texas. May 5.-TTo y
have occurred in Beeville this week Z
day evening Anna. the little dausn''
Mr., and Mrs. A. j. Tins. died o. =
braneous Group, Wednesday aftefno~
100 o'clock Raymond Lee, the mus u
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Howard, passsa
iully away after lingering illness = /
eral weeks. "
Judge John C. Beasley. the wen IL,
lawyer, has been confined TO bis pe'
an attack OF fever. ~
The family OF A. p. Roebsl. one IA
county's wealthiest stockmen, yer III
day for San Antonio. where they III
future reside.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-06

scale. with senerai sneculatiys intetests also
more thoroughly aroused than for SONS time
past Weather and crop accouLts while more
or less conflicting. had be2rlsi aversgc aud
rnally arrested the upwarn movement
The general undertone OF the market how
ever. wes decidedly batter than for some
weeks past Spot cotton participated III the
improved feeling to the extent OF 1-i6 ADVANCE
but very little business was done in actual
cotton at this point The market was flnaily
steady, 8 TO points higher.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-06
Weekly Rank c,c,r,,

LESS lis.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-06
Chronicles weather neport.

New York May 6,-The Commercial ana
Financial Chronicles teegraphic advises from
the south this evening inoicats that th
weather has been dry az a ruls inc pagt
week and from some districts complain is
made that moisture is needed Planting has
made excellent progress aud In a feS sections
Is about completed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-06
HOUSTON DAILY POST SATURDAY MORNING. Nay 8 1893

,iou Of foods sold IN the markets shows some
sstStire degrees OF fraud on the consumer
sIyty-three samples OF fruit jslly es sa a
&. r,arcb eiucose aniline dye and salicylic
osid, pure jsiliss cost Is cents a pound. while
these artineial jeilies cost but cents out
OF forty samples Of n1armalsdes ana !an JAM
otly three were pure, the rest peing auui-
terated like isliiee
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-06

- qunInUOns We're as foIIoWs.
Flour-Quiet and easy.
Wheat-No spring 7lild71A; No. spring
6nd67hn No. red 74IzdT5A
Corn-No >, 33ia No yellow S3Md34
oats-No. . 27G27A No white 2es4 ds0Ik;
No 3 white 2962ss4
Rye-No. ?. 50
Parley-No. 2, 35d44i
Flax sesd-No. i. los, new 1.l0
Timothy seed--Prlme 2S5
Mess pork--Per Dbl S50ds5 80.
Lard-Per 100 lbs. 5.07i715.10.
Short ribs sides-Loose. 1 40d4.I0
Dry salted shoulder Boxed, A. 25d45o
short clear sides-Boxed. 4sOG4.90.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-06
BRADsTBEET's ON FINAxcE
Activity Was Not Strong - Flel
md Steel StocI-s Stroyr

New York, May 5-Bradstreet' m
will say tomorrow: Both the temps
tendencies Of the stock market Z
varied considerably this week. The 4
ity was not strong and there was II
crease IN the preponderance OF mang}
ton with shrinkage in the comna
mouse business. More or less ll1s
unison between the various parts ~
list was observed. the standard rla}
shares being generally dull or heaHf
the chief strength was confined 70 /
steel stocks and the Flower specllI
while gas securities. the anthracite 4
and sugar were the leading eyampAl
possible weakness.
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Per cent


cent, .orA; May 5.-Money on call aE64 ~
snSan ioan I; prime mercantile nap per
NIX o per cent; sterling exchange n Pnpsr
4s7xGf 81 ,o business in bankers bills al
siaIy days; posted rates H ! So, soaga'ss'3 for
MsSiesn All, ollls 4s4aa4. S.: bar silver Il
State bon uU'isrs Is Government bonds strons
'N"us easier; railroad bonds irregulnr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-06
SUGAR.

New York. MAY 5.-Sugar-Raw higsa|
refining Az; refined firm.
New Orleans. Nav Sugar strort:
Kettle Sssd4s; open kettle centrifua.
ite centrifugal yellows 4464Is; setc's|
iSa. Mo.asses quiet; centrifusal 6dk
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-06
Dry Goods.

New York, May 5.--rhere has been more
business doing today. The demand for print
cloth yarn goods other than regular print
cloths is active and sales the largest Tor any
single dsy for considerable time past, rrices
trni; regular print. cloths nim large deal
i believed 10 pe impcndIng in these. Heavy
trown cottons, bleached opttons and cooref
ecttons IN fair temand at previous lricez
Prints and ginghams ara firm, with average
business Buflaps firm. with more business
doing
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-06

ten despite the recent advances. anil
Their gains are to he noted, chiefly \
to good domestic demand and atvi5
European markets.
Leather and hides are firm and 4
and shoe manufacturer are reallzig|
vanced quotations.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-06
New Work. COTTON Nrnr,.et.

New York, Nav s.-specuIation broaeened
little in cotton today. the principal impulse
being the continued stability shown by the
Liyerpool market in futures and large vol
ume OF business in spot cotton in the English
market Our market opened steady al an
2nS points The general firmness here was
increased BY local covering ON a considerable
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-06
CANNED FRUITS AND vEGErABI.rs.

CANNED FRUITS Apples. 3-lb SpTS5c
pineAppos, 2-ip. eyeless and coreless. 81 500
LEO 2-lh extra giated 81 S0Gl.S5; 2-lb standard
SLICED Sl.20, pears, s-ih 1tandard soc. black
ec1rles. 2-lb STANDARD 65o, pic fruits 9-lh as
sorted 'oci peacAes, 2.lb tull weight si.t5, 2-lb
llght weight 81 Q0i pie peaches, 3-lh S5c
CANNED VEGETABLES Tomatoes s-ib
fan weight SSRqoc, 2-lb fun weight 6sGIO
tull weight 9ac, string beaus, q-lb fuii weight
l5c No stringless beans 2-lh, full weight
81 80; red kidney beans. Alb full weight S5e
r'artowfat peas 2-lb fan weight S5c. early
June peas, fancy Glib weight 81 40 Amer
can petit pois peas, fancy 2-lb full weight
II COOL 70, asparagus, California. 2h-lb 81 00
corn, Auburn Cream. 9Th fun weight 81 i0jt
Is; No. !, lib fun weight - 05Gl 10. Blus
Fidge, 2-lb SQdS5c
CALIFORNIA FRulT-Extra standard az.
IL peathcs. lemnn cling s. I0G2 20: yellow
Crawford 81 6all IS; black cherries 81 IS: apri-
cots, NeSQl7Q; Bartlett pears A.65di 70. us
sorted 81. 15Ql50. standard 2as-lb peaches, vel.
low Crawford 81 50dl s.. apricots 81 4Ofii a. :.
Bartlett pears N.i5Ii. s..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-06
HiIIsboro Fircmen Unifor1ss

Hillsboro, Texas, May 5.-citizen,
up a purse of 5000 and purchased u'r',
for the fire department boys W.
rived yesterday and the COMPANY,
tneir annual inspection by the ci', .
this afternoon. The companies ~. ~
popular on sscpunt of their gcoo
at fires on a number OF occasions
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-06

NeN YORK May S.-The following table
eehpled by Dradstreets. shows the part
eisal inss at the principal cities for the week
.uO'nS Today together with the percentage q,
iA.teass ana decrease as compared with IN.
correspondents week last year. 49, ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-06
COFFEE.

New Orleans. May 5.-Coffee quiet; Rx|
binary to fair 6s.97lac.
New York. Nav 5.-Coffee options 4
. points higher; sales 1900 bags spot
RIO steady No. invoice 6lz; mild dul
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-06
Grain ard Provision. Elsewhere.

kantas CIV. Nav 5.-Whoat-May clolnd
SIS july opened 66t. weas 10 G5iz, clcftuc
COS cash No. hard s7lsGGS, No rsd 8
efSo No. > tprine Sass Corn futures iowsr
Jdly orensd ava clcSei g0I7. September
onened 2 T. sod bstween 3lis and 90. cl7s:d
~ white. Nav closed Ss, casa &c higher;
70 : mixed Sla632 No. white sSAmSi
oats lrnl, but rather slow; No mixed Is
NO white 29021H, Rys--No 81 Hay
prairie. barely steady; receipts timothy rot
M9.fo choice prairie 775@s25 Reoepts-
Wheat S0Gf0; corn IL 500. oats 5000 Shin
ments-Wheat y 600; corn 50, 100; oats l70JO.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-06

hPPLEs-Fancy tvaporated 50-lb boxes
lc1Ae, lib cartons lie; choice evaporated, in
BULK 5O-ib Toe. fancy sliced. in 5d-lb boxes,
AfRlcoTs-Per lb, loose. lie, i4Ac in lib
ClTRoN-In 10-ib boxes iSc
CCltRANTS--In bbls &c; 25-lb boxes clean
ca, hulk, 7l2c; lib cartons Sc.
fEACllES--Evaporated. unpesled, i01llc
kAlSlNS~-CaliforniA, crown T. l. boxes
81 go u box L. L. raisins 6Oq65c s-crown l.
NJ raisins, 5o-lb boxes, Sc: S-crown L. NJ
raisins, b0-lb boxes, &C.
FKuNES--Calitorna COS DC; 60-7Os yc:
10 SOs exc. S0-90s &c; 90-i0Os laaI5lc
.NuTS-Brazil Toe per H. hlherts. Sicily lie
Naples l2lsc walnuts lie, peanuts fancy
hand picked 5lsr; No Is t9iG5c: ALMONDS
Vaiagona Ice per 10, in sacks peoans 3q6c
ltl Jan ohestnuts 10e per ID.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-06

! growing are the clearancss Of The Houston
banks for the week thus far and Tor The carr
spending time last year. together with the in
crease or decrease: ~ 'No '-
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eonDnrat,vc cotton statement.
New York. May 5.-comparauve cotton
element for the week ending May s.
HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
auotntions for Round Lots of staple
Commodities.


These quotations are revised daily and their
cor oetness can Le relied npon. fhs prices arc
those ruling In Houston wholesale markets.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-06

= UII. \ NOT ulI, Y NAIue' seIIeI
New NprE Eutu,ag

Futures opened steady a, aoon quiet, clcaed
steady. HIGHEST for August SgS. Low sci
hish for October o. low sol Foil wine
are tho quotations.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-06

Houstou's Eross receipts ,; cotton BY the
follows. pale,
Houston aud Texas Central ... e31
International and Great Northern - IS
galveston. Harrisburg ard San Antonio .
Texas and New ORLEANS
Houston East and West Texas ,...... s
Gulf Colorado ard Santa Fe ....
san Antonio and Arkansas Pass .,..,... %.
Missouri. Kansas and Texas ,...,.,.. t6
Wagons ..."... ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Is
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