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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-25
SM ALLPOX.
DIR. Blunt Says Public Health should
BE Given Bcneft of Doubt.

DIR. Blunt Says Public Health should
BE Given Bcneit of Doubt.
Brenham, Texas, January 24,-Dr. w. r.
Blunt. State health officer, was invited by
DR.. T. O. Hynes to come to Brennan and
decide the nature OF the malady that is
somewhat prevalent at present Replying.
DR.. Blunt writes as follows under date OF
Austin, Texas, January 90
DR.. T. o. Hynes, Brennan, Texas.--Dear
Doctor: Yours OF the Goth instant re-
ceived this morning. Owing to the multi
plicity of such engagements l Will not be
able TO reach you for several days. | can
only remind you OF the instructions OF this
department, that when there Is doubt, give
the benefit OF the doubt to the public
health and proceed safely. OF course,
know nothing of the merits of your in
dividual controversy and Will not attempt
to PREJUDICE 1t, but as matter of informa-
ton will state that in every case OF dis
puted diagnosis where smallpox has been
suspected this year, subsequent history
has proven the disease to have been small
pox. Smallpox OF very mild type is ex-
tensively spread over the northern and
eastern sections of the State, and we have
frequently been called upon for a diagno-
sis and, as stated before, it all proves to
be smallpox. Please keep us fully in
formed of developments. and ] will come
at the earliest date practicable. but
urgently advise that the cases be isolated
until all doubt is passed.
w. f. Blunt, NJ. D.,
State Health Officer.
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OFFICIALS HERE.
Southern Pacific superintendent in
Session in Houston.

Southern Pacific superintendent In
Session in Houston.
w f. Owens OF Algiers, La; j. t. Nc
Queeney, San Antonio; W. b. Mulvey,
Houston; C. c. DeYoung. Beaumont; d.
r. Forbes, Victoria, all division superin-
tendents of the Atlantic system Of the
Southern Pacific railway, p. B. McNiel, FL
Paso chief dispatcher; ]. B. Bonner, San
Francisco, superintendent OF telegraph,
and Il. Roome, New Orleans, assistant su-
perntendent of telegraph, all of the
Southern Pacific, are in the city in con-
ference with General Manager w. G. Van
Week of the Southern Pacific company.
At Mr. Van Weeks office it is stated that
they have been called here for a confer
ence on matters pertaining to their re-
spective official positions.
The general board of Division SO of the
Order of Railway Telegraphers is still In
session In the city. They have been at
the Lawlor hotel for a month, and during
that time have been engaged in preparing
a schedule of salaries to be recommended
for the Atlantic system OF the Southern
Pacific. They have about completed their
figures and will submit them to the COM
pany next Monday. 1t is not known that
the meeting OF the various superintendent
is in connection with the meeting of the
telegraphers but 1t is possible the two
meetings are of some significance.
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healthy demand for all staples IL re
ported by the Wholesale grocery houses.
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Bananas are moving fairly wen, quoted
prices being received.
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LAwLoR ARRIVALS.

~. a. j. Caverley. Denver. Colo; w, G..
\ A, n Dallas; G. p, Connally, Cameron;
= nnelaerheimer. Theo. Block, Calves On;
- Dyer, New Orleans; W. D. Hume,
Tss.ie. Tenn; r. L. Mon gomery,
VIE H. Houseman, New orleans; L.
ya.a 81 Louis; c. N. vandervoort. New
N,.a = M. Hurst. Dallas. s. W. Bio nj.
pss,oones; John Miller. New or'es ms
ls,s iocum, Dallas; ]. f. Newton, Sour
lor,.. A. Pierson and daughter. St
Fossrty. Springfield I'll ; w.
Yo,s. New Orleans; T l. CLANCY New
MA W 2, Kirby and wife Vaudeville
re,,, a, A. Agurtire. Bellville: W NJ.
esnas s'maha, Neb.: a. L. Newburvh Chi
shr. B. Levy. New Orleans r. l..
se,. Dallas: W T. Connect, Den
Hvn.sa,n,,es Taggart. Dallas: W. NJ. c. Hill.
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The scarcity Of corn. mention OF which
has been made in The Post on several pre-
vious ocoaAions, continues and higher prices
prevail In consequence.
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GREENvILLE BOARD OF TRADE.
Organizn ton Perfected and Direct
Ors Elected.

GreeDville, Texas. January 24.-The sec
ond meeting OF citizens to further con-
slider the matter Of the organization OF a
board of trade for Greenyille was called 10
order last night by Chairman Il. NJ. Al
word. The minutes Of last meeting were
read by Secretary ]. A. Hodge and APP
proved.
The following board OF directors was
chosen: w. II. Bush. J. d. Murphy. ]. ID.
Lasater Ed schiff, R. X. Lane. George
Collins. Y. o. McAdams, e. w. Harrison,
W. A. Williams. W. l.. Beckham, J. r..
Holmes. Sam A. Bsckham. f. W. Harris,
e. Pepper Frank J. Phillips, 2. NJ Al
word. 3 f. Looney and George s. Perkins.
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Temple. Texas, January a4.--Mr. W. O.
Islette, chief clerk for Division Super
intendent w. B. Scott OF the Santa Fe. has
accepted position as chief clerk OF tho
transportation department OF the Atchi-
son. Topeka and Santa Fe at Topeka, ksn.
Mr. lslette has made many friends IN
Temple, who regret TO see him leave. but
who rejoice with him In his promotion
His successor for this point has not Aet
been named. Mr.. Islette. with his family.
will leave for Temple about the 26th in
slant,
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sFAi trains arrive AMI depart NON the Grand
Central depot except the Missouri Kansas and Texas
mains which have depot In the Fifth ward. the In
sinsHcnal and Great Northern and Columbia Tap.
sheh use the International ana Great Northern depot
% Congress tvtnue. The Missouri. Kansas and
Texas and Galveston. Houston and Henderson trains
rsss he International and Great Northern depot
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Nothing has been heard OF the proposed
change in time of tho daylight trains on
the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass rail-
way. The travelling public is generally
agreed that different schedule would be
OF more accommodation to the patrons OF
the road and It is believed that enough
complaint has been heard to have some
influence with the company in making the
change.
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Situation M Fort stoc,xtop.

Fort Stockton. Texas, January III
There are no new cases OF smallpox. Those
exposed having been kept under surveil-
ance the regulation eighteen days will be
liberated. The first case has recovered;
the three new ones are progressing favor
ably. While all members OF the family
have been similarly exposed none who
have been successfully vacclnated devel-
oped the disease.
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situntinn nt NIiInnn.

pox situation remains almost the same as
at last report. Three or four cases have
developed among those in detention. Some
have been discharged from detention and
some of the first patients are nearly ready
TO be discharged. There has been two
cases of the continent form, all the others
being the distinct variety.
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rail TO another as though on continuous
rail Of steel. ~
Tho invention consists OF key. ar
bridge. four inches long. set into mortises
In the adjacent ends OF the connected
rails, one end OF which Is securely fastened
and the other left free to play IN its groove
and take up the expansion and contrao-
ton OF the rails caused by Changing tenn
perature. With the device the ordinary
rail FISH plates are used. The Great North
ern Railroad company has made tests OF
the rail Joint and found 1t satisfactory.
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Cotton neIt offlcinl. Touring.

Fort Worth, Texas. January 24,-Presi-
dent Harding. Vice President Britton and
Superintendent Liggett of the Cotton Belt
came in today on a tour OF inspection.
While here efforts were made TO arrange
for the use OF the Texas and Pacific pas
senger station, but whether the deal was
closed or not could not be learned
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1t is reported that j. N Wlsner. who
was freight and passenger agent OF the
Frisco at Oklahoma City, has been made
general agent Any news OF j. N. Wisner
is received with pleasure by his friends
in Texas and especially In Houston where
he made his headquarters so long. He lie
popular with all who knew him and his
friends are many.
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INDICTMENT auAsHEp.
Jury In whRIen Case Was Ir-
regularly Drawn

=
rspt Iort, KY. January 24.-The indict-
ltsrr,as anst John Whalen OF Louisville,
ssrs,n- nim with attempting to bride
'Pnnt,,.s ., 3. Harrell, was quashed In the
he ~ c'rcuit court today on motion OF
M s,a.,,nuonweslth attorney. Franklin.
.dlsi.s s,' was made in response to anil
krdin ".ea oy Whaien's attorneys, p. Wat
~ ~ AUG Theodore Hallam. claiming
te,ns,s grand Jury that returned the in
a. ~ was irresuiarly drawn in that
spved snem was taken sick, two others
hs n. - nis stead at various times pend
kct,cn .sasing OF evidence. Another OBJ
Nr ~ soe by Whalen's attorneys was
HAasss.uo me Jurors were selected from
I.'rsd BY law
~ a.,, of the whalen- H.rreii az
= e. 81. pending before a COMMITTEES
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LOCAL MARKET REVIEW.
Houston. wednesday. Jspusry a,


Houston. wednesday. January "a
Business among the jchbinS and commits
sion bouses was % sotive as usual today.
bur there were very few .hsnscs OF any kind
20 report. The country produce situation IL
in stntu quo. Receipts Of poultry werc gen
trous this morning. but the demand was
fairly good and practically all OF the new
prices. leaving the market In healthy con
dition for tomorrow. Receipts OF eggs we're
somewhat ltrEer than usual and practically
lie per dozen 50 far as this product vs.
concerned there seems 10 be no prospects
for any bctterment in the Immediate future.
The orange movement was . satisfactory
one, GOOD sales being made At quoted prices.
The market 10 stiil bare Of apples and or
ders are stu coming in. A car. which was
expected today. did not arrive. having been
delayed by wreck. and Is now not looked
for until tomorrow. 1t has been practically
sold out in sdvsnce.
The scarcity OF corn. mention Of which
has been made in The Post on several pre-
vious ocoasions. continues and higher prices
prevail In consequence.
Bananas are moving fairly wen. quoted
prices being received.
A healthy demand for all staples 10 re-
ported by the Wholesale grocery houses.
The illustrated descriptive seed catalogue
OF T. IL. Thompson q Co. Ia. without cues.
ton. tho most complete stsd list for the
Southern States that has vet been issued
and shows deep study OF the most suitable
varieties OF seed to he used in this section
OF the country. 1t has been found that no
one unfamiliar with this section and its
climatic peculiarlties Ia competent to advise
Texas farmers and henoo tho directions given
In Northern catalogues and books are FREE
ouently not to be applied here.
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Dallas, Texas, January cav. H. New
man, president OF the Lake Shore and
Michigan Central railway, spent today in
Dallas. President Newman began his sue
cessfui railroad career as agent OF the
Texas and Pacific at Shreveport nearly
thirty years ago, and afterward held the
position of general freight agent of that
line, with headquarters at Dallas.
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Knty Passenger Earnings.

Austin. Texas. January 24.-The Mis-,
souri,, Kansas and Texas Railway COM
pany paid the comptroller its quarterly
tax on passenger earnings today. amount
ing to s2232.
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IMPROVEMENTS AT waco.
Cotton BELT IL Arranging for the
Santa Fe.

Santa Fe.
Waco. Texas. January 24.--rhe Cotton
Belt is making extensive improvements at
their new terminal grounds on the east
side OF the river. These Preparations are
more extensive on account OF the arrange.
ment with the Santa Fe. which will soon
run trains into this city over the Cotton
Belt track. The grounds lie In the plateau
Just east OF the city limits, containing tcr-
ty acres and are admirably situated for
such purposes.
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COTTON on sHIPBoARD.

FOR Liverpool: SIS Bernard, $500; ss Luz
gauo. 1855; IS Ida, $685. IS Maria, 800; s.
For Manchester: SIS Tslesfora, 5aes: SIS
For Havrs: SIS Aston Hall. 1898; SIS Mari
time. 1888.
FOR Rotterdam: SIS Caithness, ii33i IS Cape
colonna, 442; IS Minturn, 325; IS Roseneld,
1872.
For Bremen: SIS Celtic Princess. $500; IS
Taunton 1858.
For hamburg: SIS Dargsi. 1884; IS senan-
tina, 700.
For Antwerp: SIS Richmond Castle. 6e1.
For New York; Mallory line, S73I
Total, b5,473 bales.
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Case mt BrooIsshire.

Hampstead, Texas. January S4.-Health
Physician T. T. Erwin received q telegram
late this afternoon from DR.. l.. W. Bsins
st Brookshire stating that case OF
smallpox had been discovered there. he
viii leave tomorrow TO Isolate the case
and take other precautions.
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BAY ShORELINE
q. h. a I'M. R,W'Y co.

~ q, n. 4 N. R'W'Y co.
Tue best and most reliable Rapid Transit Railway
company In the South. II passes through Hsr-
nserre. once the capital Of this broad and grand
oue \ runs within view OF the famous battlefield
S nn Jaelnto. forever eRshrined In Texas history
rsrte, Morgans Point snd Seabrook are the
uspal resorts located on this line and the best
ssnne game and boating points In the South, Par
sssshinr to locate for rice farming or other pro-
NLhILLS. W. VI. KENT.
ny lkt ACT sos Main. G. P. A.. Houston.
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II Keep. Trsins from Joiting.

There need be no more jolting on rail-
v-ay trains Frederick Hschmann has Sc
curel patent for rail Joint that viii
enable cars 20 pass IS smoothly from one
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eve oHAILrNeE -coMrAnrsoN.

In quality and excellence OF work every
body can deal with ue--our prices ars the
same as those who give you an inferior
quality. Try 81 Psckard's Laundry and
Dye Works Phone sss
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sSecond-class liners.
The above quotations ara based on tramp
steamers except Liverpool and Manchester.
which are for second-ciass liners.
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IMPURE BLOOD.
A Sluggish and Filth-Ladeu Stream
the Cause Of Salt Rheum.

serofuia, Erysirsls, ana other .srriSi. n,ocd
II is blood ths, feeds the different organs
az the hody--keeps them going at their normal
pace II for any reason the blood eau not
carry this nutrment the entire system cutters
--deelilty follows and eventually eompl.te
breakdown occurs.
Rich, red, lively blood Is needed. The only
true way TO nourish, purify end snliven the
blood Is 10 use
DIR. HARTERs IRON TONIC.
II is a wonderful discovery that for the last
" years has brought new life aud complete
recovery to Thousands upon thousands. What
sreatsr boon can any one ask than perfect
neal,h--rch. vital blood tinglinE through the
veins--every organ working like cockwork--a
clear head aud a clear skin? Such health
may be yours. Or. Harter's Iron Tonic win
give II 10 you.
Hers IL evidence from near home,
Dallas, Tex. Dec. 10. 1897.
Publisher News. Dallas: Dear sir--I hes
70 state that secured sample bottle OF DR..
HerteI's Iron Tonic. which was very slad to
set ] think II o great remedy. and behave
Il will do all claimed for H. am highly
pleased with my experience with II and take
Great pleasure In recommending II 10 those
who suffer from Indigestion aud constipation
respectfully,
M THoS. EDGERToN,
Pres. Oak ciir college for Young Ladies"
Or. Hsrter's Iron Tonic win do as much
10 try Il, cure for ohills and sgue.
Sold everywhere
Sample dose Or. Hsrter's Little Liver PHI,
ana Book q Dreams mailed fires.
Address HARTER. Dayton. o.
Or. Hsrter's Little LAYER Pills DO the bust.
ness.
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GALVESTON STOCK.
On shipboard. not cleared.
Port of sabine.

Port OF Sabine. Texas, January "a.
Arrived.
British steamship Cunaxa. from Havrs.
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THE OATS RATE.
As n Busincss-Getter II knocks Out
Competitors.

As n Busincss-Getter II knocks Out
Competitors.
Inquiry in railroad circles fails to find
the Katy and Santa Fe on the anxious
seat regarding the Scent rate on oats.
They have not given notice of an inten-
ton 10 conform to the commissions rul-
ing regarding the restoration of the inter-
state rate and It is said they do not intend
to. In speaking OF It yesterday a rail-
road man said that as far as the Katy is
concerned II will haul oats at s cents.
The rate Is agreeable as long as II
AFFECTS but two roads, and the matter OF
fight is up 10 those reads which can not
compete and to those grain men who are
80 situated that they can not get the bene-
at OF cents. In the matter OF shipments
from common points the katy and Santa
Re now have the best OF the bargain and
they win take 1t by the train load II they
can get it.
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New Orleans La. January 2i--The New
Orleans live stock exchange reports:
Roeeipts-Cattle 50: calves, yearllnss. los.
hogs o.: sales cattle LOG: calves, yearlings,
1ol; hogs l65, sheep 240; left over cattle li3;
calves. yearlinss, IS; hogs III. choice beeves
and calves scarce. quick sellers al top prices
cows and heifers supply equal 10 dem>Ad
choice beeyes 45o4415; fair 10 good 3. ga
% cows ana heifers TSai co.; fair 10 good
S.0od3bo; yearlirgs S.751s 81; fair TO good
10 .o04ls.00; calves' iRa5 cents fair 10 good
.bodli 90. Hog market cl0nning up. nrmer
tone: choice f.ood4.50. Shcep well supplied.
no inquiry: choice i,006i4,25.
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Austin. Texas. January 2t.-The rail-
road commission this evening gave notice
of the withdrawal of the emergency Scent
oat rate In 50 far as the Fort Worth and
Rio Grande is concerned, that road having
signihed its intention to restoring the 90
cent rate to Mississippi river crossroads.
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Kansas city. January 24-Cattle; Receipts
1850 natives. and 75o Texans; good general
demand for all grades at unchanged prices
Heavy native steers 4.s5d5 49, light weights
4.sJaD5.25 stocktrs and feeders 3.5oG5, 25;
2.35I5 90: fed Western 90; Western
feeders 3.7odt4 co. Texans 2 ,5od4.o5, Hogs
Receipts 1880; market SC lower; heavy 81
al. 49, mixed 4.5odf4 60; light f.352f.55 pigs
4.0oGt.20. sheep--Receipts 1900; good de,
mand; muttons steady: killing lambs 1oo
higher: lambs 5S5di60 90: muttons be5b5 rs:
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Prices steady. with good demand for all
classes OF choice cattle: hog market quiet
this week with prices about normal
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Galveston Special leaves Houston 1850 .. "a.
e5nssys only Al these trains leave tbs
ssnis r. Congress Avenue Depot IS minutes
( stsr Than the above.
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81 Louis. January A-Cattls; Receipts
1900; market steady for natives. bGil0c lower
Tor native Texans: native shipping steers
6,5jd6,10; dressed beef and butchers steers
S5G5 80. steers under 1000 pounds S.9G4i IS;
ers 2.00a450; Gamers 1.50d3.OO bulls 2,J0d
400; Texas and Indian steers S50G4.D0; cows
and heifors 3.0o43 80 HoRs-Receipts 10000,
market i0o lower; pigs aud lights 4. f0di so:
packers 5.50a4. CO., butchers 4 6oGl47o. sheep
Receipts 100: market strong and aetiyt
Native nuttons 400U5 20. lornba b.TbM660;
oulls and bucks 2.o013.15; stockers 32S.
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Chicago. January 34.--Cattls: Best grades
firm az steady prices; lower grades slow:
good 20 choice S.2595.5o poor to medium
t.00gi90; mixed stoekors 9.25ns 90: soieote l
feedors ,20dp4 30; good to choice COWS 3 AZ
bulls 50lta 40. calves 450ap7 Isl fed Tex
AS beeYos 4, 00p5 90. Hogs. Active DC lower;
mixed and butchers 4.f5a4,7S. good to choice
heavy 460Gl 77ls; rough heavy 4.6Q9i 60;
light 4.40n4 .62l5 bulk OF sales 4.55d4 67M.
sheep: Steady. lambs Toe higher; native
wethers i50g5 %: lambs 5.00d6. 30; Western
wethers e. a0ali So Western lambs 5.7546 80.
Receipts; Cattle 1900: hogs $4,000; sheen
i6, go
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II. &c. a w. T. n. n.

Grand Central bepo.
-, $50 .. m Express Train Arrivs $40 g. N.
shreveport. Kansas City and ClneinnauJ
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r. & N. q. n. n.
.,cu and New Orleans Trains.
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oorAN rREIaHT RArEs

Ocean freight quotations on ootto nfor de-
livery at ships side within specified days from
date
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of oalveston. l.nuAry q.


SIS Rio Jsno CSpan.l, from Liverpool
Sch Lizzie b. Adams from Campeachy
banks.
Sch Dauntless, from Campeachy banks
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Galveston. Texas, January A.--Ths A. P.
Norman Live Stock company reports the mar
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o.,LRoAD SCHEDULE

". q II. o. II. n.
Grand Central Depot
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SIS Lampasas (Am.), for New York.
SIS Nordhavet Oan.), for Copenhagen.
SIS Dargai (Dr.), for Hamburg.
SIS Rydal Hall (Br). for Liverpool.
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; ma: .1 sr sasIss g., s. ,or S, .:
~ f n.rison. going from Houston via the Central.
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Sc Lampasas (Am.), for New York,
SIS Rydal Hall (Br.), for Liverpool.
SIS Moorgste (BrD. for Havre,
SIS Recta tBr.), for Bremen.
SIS Endeavour (Br.), for Hamburg.
SIS Pensacola (An.l, for Pensacola,
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LIVE STOCK.
HOUSTON.

HOUSTON.
Thu following are the quotations for this
market as furnished by the 5ox-Beli-saunde.s