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Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-22

DISTRICT OF WATERBURY, SS PRO- U bate Court, Sept. 14th. 1900.
 In re Walter L. Frisbie of Waterbury in said District.
 Upon the application of Walter L. Frisbie praying that he be restored to his capacity. his conservator removed and his property be turn ed over to his own keeping as per application on file more fully appears. it is
 ORDERED. that said application be heard. and determined at the Probate Office in Water bury In said District. tle 24th day of Oct A D. 123o at9 o'clock in the forenoon. and that notice be given of the pendency of said applica- tion and the time and place of hearing thereon by publishing the same time in some news paper having circulation in said district
 -s.4 Robert A. Lowe Judge
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-22

On Waterville street, a beautiful res idence embracing all the artistic and modern improvements which suggest ease and comfort, and, that place on Ridgewood street with its tasty and highly embellished front facing the warming smiles of the southern sun, will bring happiness to Its possessor.
 ID. EI. THEIR NEY.
 Real Estate. Fire and Plate Glass Insurance. and Bonds and Surety given; 167 Bank street.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-22
Black Dress
 Coo ds

42-inch wide Heavy Serges, value 39c, sepcial 25c 40-inch fine Henrietta, the 39c quality, 25c 4O-inch All Wool silk finish Ger
 man Henriettas, real value
 Csc, special 40c 4G-inch All Wool Surah and Storm
 Serges, value 75c, for three
 days soc 4S-inch All Wool heavy clay fin
 ish English Serge Suitings, val " ue S1.25, special. ,s soc 52-inch heavy Pebble Suiting,
 cheap at $1.5O, for three days s1.0O
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-27

fMMuNITIoN--Pow per keg. "a. OOp
as. blasting powder sizes ner kes; droo
shot. per sack 81 Is buck 81 80.
BACoN-Extra short clear. in sacks. SIC:
rssalars SaaS9se; boxed 14c higher, Deilies
9Qs1.c.
PAID 9hei Arrow ties. less than carload lots.
from Houston, $l.5o
CANDY-Stick wrapped. basis "a. 6,aJ6%c
per 10 special sizes 1tc higher.
re, tull weight llAc. Electric lights lie.
cEMENT-fortland sz.7S@3,2 %: RoEendalc
e0FFEE-Rlo, fair. s14@loc: prime iOAo
auya lie Toasted coffees: Arbrckes Ariosa.
basis l0O-lb cases. l2.75c delivered: S6-lb
cases l2.95e delivered; Lion. i0O-lb cases.
SRACKERs--A b c soda bulk boxes &c.
lib cartons ne; ginger snaps &c; creams
Sc: stage blanks 6tc cakes an6 iumbles lie
siio: Sea FAIRY s.. sO Sea Nymph 1 s. So Ns sss
Jewel $3.50, rye -four 50 so. pumuefniekel
84o Special rates for shipments to interior
POINTS. Quarter sacks are iOc higher than
half sacks and wood loo higher IMAM halt
sacks.
FARINAoEous Goons-Gri,s. hom,ny and
cream meal 10 barrels s2.S5G2 90; pearl meal
in ic-lh sacks 50 per 10. OF four
sacks; Scotch oats $3.50: Friends oats 81 SO:
Columbia GO "a oats sl,9592,oo; hawkeye oats si.s5
LARD--Reaned tierce. compound, sxe.
leaf Sc: 5O-lb cans Nc higher than
iieroes; l0-lb cans sc higher. 5-lb cans &c
hiGher; a-lh cans lie higher
.iiAMs--Standard. llkGilitc; picnic hams.
S&Gsc.
HoNEY-ln barrels soG6oc per gallon: in
eO-lo cans extracted. 5G6e ~ comb collie:
tons i2Gl16c
LIME-Bulk REQ per Dbl: coopersd 81, Is.
MoLAsSES--R eboiled fair ieA allse: prime
sVg2lc' choice go 26c: fancy new crop syrun
s2naSe; pure new crop syrup 45c
MlLk-Magnolia 81 so. Eaglo e. 90. Him
sle5. Aion
PlckLEs-Fiye,gal kegs si55; io-gallon
Kegs 500; tS-hbls $500; pints. AmeIfcon
style; MI9Oc: quarts. American style 81 25;
.s-sallon &.00tl2 20. l-Rallon. American style
Is iaGs 20; l-gallon. Hexagon 800
hlCE--ENtra fancy head eGf6Ac. choice Sc
esse; fair 4h45c. fancy imported GisT6xc
hofh-sisaL basis TIC, ioMe; Manila lie.
cotton rope 10c.
sALT-Liverpool. coarse s5asOc flns sscaf
W: Louisiana, coarse SIC: fine 9oc. hbls
s24s.
SALT FIsIf-sIackerei. No. In 10Th kits.
u veg I io' half bbls. $3.50: tubs Is O0ffs so
sAhbiNEs- American quarters 81 20fff IS
mustard 81 25Gftso; imported Gillette grade.
quarters III 80: fancy sprats. quarters IS 80,
slAkCh-Standard foods: Pearl In 40 Id
Boxes s's0i4c: SoysI Gless. brik. tsi9xNe:
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The range Of prices on the active month";.
in the future markets follows;
PURCHASES ADVISED.
Mum Thinks Cotton Good Thing
on the Decline.
(luepfaI tl rho postA


New York May 26.-s. Mum, SON & Co.
say OF cotton
Gotten early advanced 10 to 10 points on
TINS crop aud to 10 on the next owing to
hiSner cables and foreign and Southern
buylrE Tor both sides OF tho account. Part
OF the Improvement was lost ON realizing.
tho net advance being S to II points on this
erop and Ia ON the naxt. The close was
steady. with estimated sales of 100000 bales
FURTHER rains were reported IN Texas The
WORRIES visible supply decreased for the
week $500 bales. Total is now au35.55.
as"lnst 3,8Sd,OOO a year arc. Spot markets.
were dull and easier, however and cotton
goods were lower. The Chronicle saws that
IN tho main crop adYlces are favorable
The latest Texas state report snys that a
great deal OF the crop on the lowlands is
IA the grass and badly 10 need of work but
tho ground Is too wet for tllagc. that a
PLANTER who has raised forty -sevon crops In
tho Brazos bottoms says that he has mover
seen year like this,
REPORTS from Tho east NJ the Mississippi
ton.
Cotton has had good break and the
crop TX not yet grown by any means. Wo
huNse purchases on the declines and sales
on tho good spurts
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-27

1000 az special capital. Bernard =. Har-
rlRon became partner on November !, 1891,
but withdrew on December l., 1880. AZ that
time Walter w. Price was admitted 70 the
firm, and Mr.. Crockef increased h.s interest
TO 100000. II Is understood that Mr.. Me-
Cormick put In $4,000. Bradstreets rated
the firm Mt 100000 to s1.oQ0.0 900.
The firm had branch offices all over the
country, which were connected by private
wire with the New York office.
William @. Mccormick is the son Of Will
Ham Mccormick OF the Mccormick Harvest
ing Machine company and nephew OF Cyrus
H., the reaper man. Formerly William q.
Mccormick did business In Chicago under
the Arm name OF William q. Mccormick &
Co.
In gross amount OF liabilities the failure
OF Price. Mccormick 4 Co. outclasses that
of Decker, Howell & Co in November, 1890;
liabilities si0,00O.0O0 which were paid in
fun. The alleged liabilities OF little ma
poleon' Ives, August, 1897 were 1000, 900;
assets. minus. The liabilities in the Grant
& Ward failure. May, 1884. were nearly sis,-
0o0 900, and the actual ya'ne OF the assets
was 57,174.3o.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-27

New York, May % Tho cotton market
opened steadier in tone. with nearer options
10 TO 16 points higher and the new crop
positions TO IL points higher on a furry Of
general buying, led by local shorts The
Improvement originated in decidedly better
Liverpool cables than tho trade had beer.
led TO expect, considering the action OF our
market last night. Buying orders Of con
siderable Importance we're received from
Europe, While the outside public also oper-
ated on the bull side az the start Following
the call however. shorts seemed TO recover
from their carly fright aud not only ceased
covering but sold the remo5e months under
the belief that the favorable crop and weather
reforts IN conjunction with ramors OF lower
spot markets aud a bcarlsh weekly review
by the Chronicle, warranted a resumption
Of bear speculation on moderate scale on
the early rise a prominent oN port house was
fair purchaser OF the June July and
August deliveries, causing relative Armness
In those months, After the call the market
essed of under selling from New Orleans.
In tho late forenoon the crowd was disposed
TO nrocrastnate pending developments over
sunday in the crop country and further in
formation from tho English market,
The market for futures closed steady, with
prices net 3 TO - points higher.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-27
LOCAL COTTON MARKET.


Cotton continued to gain strength today IT
demonstrated IN several ways that the bull
campaign is by no mems hopeless one.
even in the face OF the crushing defeat Of
last wednesday and Thursday.
A considerable amount OF support was re-
coived today from Liverpool, where prices
at tho close were 3 to 6k-64d better than
yesterday The favorable cables sent out
from that market early bad good effect
ON American futures and New York opened
S TO IS points better than yesterdays close.
1t was SHOWN during the short session, how
over, that the nervousness brought about by
the panicky developments of the week just
past, had not been entirely dissipated and
that there was considerable amount Of long
cotton ready TO be thrown on the market at
a moments notice u, in the eyes of the
holders thereof the condition of prices war
rantoG such action. There was some ceiling
during the early forenoon and as result
values went lower, New York Augusts Mt
one time being points below the opening,
All Of the strength thus lost was not re-
eained, but tho close showed an improve
ment all around. New York being to ~
up and New orleans to 20 up. The best
gains were made by the near positions, which
suffered SO severely during the week Just
past,
rhe situation SO far as spots were con-
corned was not 80 reassurns. There was
an almost absolute absence of business and
at Houston and Galveston lower prices we're
IN evidence. the former declining Isc and
the latter Lille New Orleans closed Arm
and unchanged, but reported the sale OF only
/ 100 bales. Liverpool sold 5000 bales at
prices l-82d higher than those Of yesterday
The movement was along about the usual
S7f7 last year and 1915 three years ago uous-
ton received az bales for the day as com.
pared witt si4 last year, while for Mon
Cay the estimate IS $50 to $50 against 39l and
Jos Tho New Orleans estimate is $500 10
5000 aIainst 3l27 and 1886.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-27

CANNED FRuITs-Plneapples. 2-lb. eye.
less ana corcless, 81. 90; 2-lb extra gfa ed
s. U0q2 25 2-lb standard, sliced, 81 so; pears,
Rib standard, 90c. peaches, 2-lb standard, si.5O
u. 30; standard sl25Gl 80; 2-lb secnuis 81. 10
Oils; BIB standard sl.90: 2-lb pie Sl.O0Q1 10,
CANNED VEGETABLES -romatoes i.4D,
full weight s5g9oc; 2-lb full weight bo97Oc;
okra and tomatoes, 2-lb, soc; Lima beans, .-l1
full weight. Ijc string beans. 2-lb fun weight
Toe; a No. l stringless beans, 2-lb full weight,
81 80. red kidney beans, 2-lb full weight 95cdl
co. marrow fat peas 2-lb full weight ST. lO61
l.25 early June peas. fancy. Glib full weight
80; American petit pois peas fancy. 2-lb fun
weight 81 65Gl. i5i asparagus California IN
h. $500 corn, Auburn cream. 2-lb full weight.
81 l0ml Is; No. 2-lb full weight 81 ,O5al ~:
Blue Ridge, lib, S0nS5c.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT-Bxtra standard 2h-
ID peaches. lemon cling s. l502.2 %: yellow
Crawford 81 95a2 co. black cherries s2.lOG
2.lo, white cherries 81 lUQf3 70. aprlcots 81 %
all so; strawberries 1885, plums 81 $50 AZ;
srapes Sl.S5ql 40, seconds Toe per dozen less
than extra st9udard prices.
CANNED MEATS--Corned beef lib 81 As.
2-lb $50. Potted ham. quarters SOC: halves
Soc. Lunch tongue, lib S. 10. Vienna sau-
sage i2-lb Guc; Vienna and pork sausage in
OILS. 5y-lb cans. s. 75u4OO, Bologna in oils,
S0-lb cans, $50.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-27
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, May 26 .-Cattle--Reco,nts
~ 19v ~ market Unchanged receipts for week
81 ~ 9OO Desirable grades have been steady
s prass easier the first receipts of Texas
NATIVES brought 4.5o@6iO; srockers ana FEED
sr 49, og5,5O; butcher cows and heifers 3 apsp
DIV. Gamers 2.75G3. 40; fed Western IL oG
a. ieed Texas 4.oOg4 80; Texas grasssrs
s se1y' receipts for the week 5000; today's
? sA US were at last weeks quotations. heavy
oi,ov, 20: mixed 5.tsd5. 20; light 9OT5 '05
b bn1 30 Sheep--Receipts Al head; no
suppiy largely grass Texans; good f6d ana
=. ktsss stock steady; common Texans SLOW
:, Uo aSc lower; spring lambs s.75T75O; Colorado
Euttons 5.OOd5 So; choice Texans 4 s06ss TX .
SGdm naIS "a 4ooa45o; feeders s50d5 90: cuiis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-27
Grain and provi.ions El.ewhere.

New YORK, May --Wheat-Receipts 24S =
300 bushels; exports 29S e43 bushels. Spot
dull; No. red rs levator and SlA T. o. b.
affoat No | Northern 7i% T. O. b prompt
Options dull ana weak May 7ih: July 72,k;
September 1874 H.des--steadv; Galveston
20 to 25 pounds 1917; Texas dry. "a TO 30
pounds 1b Leather steady: hemlock sole,
Buenos Ayres Light TO heavy, 2i025IA; acid
AQ25ls. Wool-Quiet; domestic 2502S: Texas
! l5GlS. Cotton seed oil dull prime crude.
3ihs4l5 prime yellow ~
Kansas City May 20 Wheat--July, 61Hs
September, 629s cash No. hard, 6'la. No. 2
red 66466ia Corn--,Iuly 81; September, 3is.
dSitG cash No mixed. 36hdS674 No :
white $685. ar OatsLNo . white o4D2it
Receipts--wheat so. 400 corn 26soo, oats f. :
900. shlpments-Wheat "a 900, corn 1850.
oats 6000,
st. Louis May &C. wheat-No. . red cash.
7Oi4; May 70R July 671i september GsH
Coru-No sash. S6ia; May $685.; July 3Gk
September 37a,, Oats-No. . cash 23ia; May
23la; July 21A; September 81; No. . white
81. Pork-ouet; iobb,ng 1e.l0 Lard-Low-
er; prime steam, $40; choice. 6.72lh
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-27
Liverpool Futures.
United stntcs Exports.
Totals, one day .......... 1850 s7.4
stock at United States Ports

stock this day ,...,................... 264,2
Stock this day last week ....,. 826' Q
stock this day last year ... s7g9
Deuelt thlA season ...,....... ........ 4l5,5
Net Hererur, So. aYI ~ u ,,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-27
nRrns Am CHEMICALS.

culnne 41q43c per ounce, bottle; NOR
phine $205G2,25 per ounce; cocaine $500 per
ouroe borax sac per pound in 10O-pound
packages. copperas 81 40 per pound in bar
rels; castor on sl.15 per gallon in 5-gallon
barrels alcohol So GO per gallon. sulphur sl.s5
per hundred in barrels; alum 2lac per pound
in barrels saitpctre &c per pound IN barrels,
camphor. zoe. wood alcohol ST., 10; gum
opium $50; powdered opium SIZE: carUo'i;
acid Acc ner pound bottles; calcium carbide
So. 20 per cwt.. delivered Texas common rail
wnY points.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-27
COFFEE.

ba NsT s SSrs May sscoee futures opened
ing European cables ruled moders..I,i nsM Wy. :
i've with a weak andertone under S,ssD-
pointing spot markets ard entire lacl Sisap-
s ssSSlsnS dsIsSd rallied PARTIALLY later
puoonic plague cases In Rio ciosas nioso
az unenanged prices to points lower s1 Tn,ay
,aies ls.soa bags: including June q sss,e %
a s sO eoU cioSs se Apgsst s ssptember 8
center as: January us: FahrWa o.so' ps-
Isgareh ,2Sq7 so Spot coffee-aio ~
a. a., invoice 7& mild quiet; corso sssaa ~;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-27

Galveston, Texas, May 26.-The A. P. Nor
man Lave Steck company reports the cattle
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-27
st. Louis ..... Quiet 8 1915 8 1915
Other spot Markets.

Galveston-Clo quiet; prices i-lsc down.
Low ordinary. ~ MidallnF ....s%
Ordinary ..,...7ss Good middiing.9 1-l6
Good ordluary..sh MddlIng fair. % b-16
Low mldding. .sM Sales ......... ....f
New fork--spcts closed quiet, prices ur-
changed.
Good ordinary...sk Good middrng. 81
Low n,iddling. ..SB Middiing fair. 10 lie
MiddliDg. .......9 5-f6 Sales ......... 80.
New Orleans--Spots closed ARM prices
unchanged.
Low ordinary. 20 1915 Middling ......c 1910
Ordinary. .......7 TIC Good middlng.s
Good ordinary. - 1915 Middling fair ..9N
Low middling. .SM Sales ........ 100
Liverpool-Spots business limited: prices
-s2d up; sales 5000 bales OF which 500 were
American; imports 5000, OF which 300 were
American.
Ordinary. .... 4 1882 Middling ......b 1882
Good ordinary..4 1872 Good mlddling SIS
Low middllDg. - 1892 Middlng fair. % 1892
NNx~ No~lr E,,t,,r.s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-27
nRtpD FRIriTg ANp NUTS.

APPLES Fcncs eyaporhted, SOLD oo.es
Sc; lib cartons sac: choice eyaporated TAG
APklCOIS--per Id, loose. i2l9c.
CITRON-In lG-lb boxes, lSc.
CURRANTS--In bbls &c. 25-lb boxes. clean
ed, bulk INC; lib cartons SQsi9c.
DATBS-l-lo packages lOc; 6Q-lb boxes &C.
FIGS--California l2I5c imported l5UiSC.
EACHES-Choice new stock &c.
RAIStNS- California, S-ctown l.. L. boxes
SO. 25 u -box l.. l.. raisins C5g75e; 2-crown l.
NJ. raisins, 50-lb boxes. 7%c: 3-cfown L. NJ
raisins. 50-lb boxes. sac.
PRUNEs-- California, 5D-60s Tisc eO-7Os &c;
i0-s0s &c: S0-90s 5Sv, 9O-100s sc.
NUTS-Brazil loo per III fllberts Sicily 12c:
Naples 12kc; walnuts 1idl5c peanuts, faney
hand picked 5hm5lhc No. 4Ac; almonds
TaraFona, 16c lb in sacks; pecans. unscreencd
6i4d7l6c; better grades S4l0c; italian chest
nuts 1Oc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-27
SUGAR.

New Orleans, May 2e--sugar steadv, one,
kettle S%1i 3-le open kettle centrlfugai ~ ~
- centrifugal yellows i@4 s-l6: seconds
I%MSls Molasses quiet and nominal
New York. May 26.-Sugar-Raw gr,n
ming d centrifugal 90 test a. Molnsses s,esr
Sl'Sle Refined Arm; No. G AS; No S a 1sl.
No: ; 80; No. 3 SIS; No 10 so; No II
standard $40; confectionery X IN. f,Su !,
$50; cut loaf SIS; crushed & "a. NOW" nou
dercd $40; graduated $780, cubes Ak pow
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-27
.ur.rER AND EGGS

Chicago. May 2s.-.B 3rH,s Cheese 9
cry i5@isH; dairy is'sg grssb III
STARS Eggs steady r ,ss RECEIPTS (.
Men York, May 2e.--f ssis;sii; sou
STEADY; western loss oh'is''
AT mark l0hQi2, =. rses weak Y
Kansas City. May le,h snd Ksrs,z
receipts: fresh Missouri r,ed. scnisefa
'sikc dozen. cases re'u' =
65tei71tc. AZ Esrs sGaaH
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-27
GRAIN WAS INACTIVE.
Chicago PHI Was Almost whoIlJ Deserted
During The Day.
ENTIRE LIST WAS DULL AND STAGNANT
wheat. However, showed slight I'm
provemcnt oyer Yesterday-insect
Damage Talked or.


Chicago, May. 6.-The grain markets end
ed stagnant SESSION today in a rather weak
condition. wheat a shade higher; corn Ss@
y and oats haA under yesterday. Prcyi-
sions closed 7ika1o down The wheat mar
ket opened firm because the Northwest was
still without sufficient moisture to sprout
the seed. Later, principally out OF sheer
inactivity, the market eased and the hnit
SESSION wound up in an inan.m mate condition.
The pit was all but deserted most OF the
day. Cables were easy. Primary reUeip.s
were 5sl, 900 bushels, compared with 652,000
bushels last year. Minneapolis and Duiuth
reported bO3 cars, against 2i5 cars last week.
and 662 cars a year ago. Local receipts u
cars. Clearances in wheat ana flour were
equal to $4,000 bushels. July closed shade
under yesterday at 81.
Corn vas weak. 1T grew as the session pro-
crossed and tue end was its weakness The
local receipts were 306 cars.
With corn and wheat dull, little could be
expected of oats. Those who expected Little
were not disappointed. There was a fair
cash trade, but the speculative trade was
fiat, Receipts 242 cars
Provisions dragged through the session and
toward tho close became decidedly weak. A
weaker hog market the dullness and the
grain weakness Were the factors. July pork
closed 12Js under yesterday. July lard 10
lower and July ribs ~ depressed.
Estimated receipts for Monday-Wheat 30
cars corn 565. oats 375 cars. hogs $4,000 head
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-27

Sc Louis, May Observation-Disclosures
Timothy seed-Steady 0062 90. Corn meal
Steady 1.95@2,OO Bran-Easer: sacked
lots east track, ca. Hay-Tlmothy. easy g0
l2 prairie steady, 6d9 Whisky-Steady,
%. Iron cotton bos, i3o. Bagging. 77s8
s9s; hemp twine, . Dry salt neats--Box ed.
steady extra shorts, G s7ls; clear RIBS 70o;
clear sides T.121a. Bacon Boxed, steady: ex.
ira shorts, Las; clcar ribs. 7.5O clear sdcs,
7.62lA Recepts-Tlo 5000 wheat q 90,
corn $1,000. oats 5000 Shpments-Flour
5000. wheat 1900, corn $1,000 oats 900
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-27

Receipts of poultry this morning were
smaller than those Of Yesterday, but proved
amply sufficient to supply tile demand Prices
arc somewhat easier all around, there bein Z
| little demand for anything axcent young
stock The sales of some OF the hens sent
! In are interfered with to some extent on
account of the fact that setting hens. which
n'grly always arrive in lad condition. are
| included.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-27
NEW ORLEANS.

Especial 70 I rhe T rvs'i New ON
New Orleans, May go.-ine =
live stock, exchange reports vesriinp
Recelpts-Cat;le 26; caves a." vsarllnss
Sales-Cattle AZ: calves anu
hogs 49, az. .oives ard Year,
Left over--Cattle ss' oai
1903; hogs 81; sheen u; 4, vood dsmana
firm prices. Hogs wen ns wanted,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-27

Local jobbers and commission houses are
now paying a considerable amount OF atten-
ton to the handling of Texas grown vege
tables and small fruits liberal shipments Of
a large variety OF which are now being re-
celyed. The list at present comprises straw
berries. dewberries peaches, plums toma-
toes. cabbage. potatoes. onions. rhubar6 and
many others. There is a good demand for
practically all OF these and, everything con-
sdered the prices being received are sat
istactory.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-27
HOUSTON WHOLESALE pRIoEs.
Current q rotations on Round Lots oil
Staple Commodities
HEAVY STABLES.

These quotations are revised dailv and their
correctness can be relied upon. The prices are
those ruling In Houston wholesale markets.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-27

Chicago, May Northumberland. ,oo.
iodSs' STEADY; native steers. good n nrim.
"a "a $1,000 poor TO medium 4 l0ifi 90 select.
1,I nssa 81 zoos 10; stockers 1904 U.s. cows
Texas cattle Receipts for M 1900 eoco
sSas fed steers 4.ooQ5. rs; Texas bulls os%
Ill. nogs-Recelpts II, 900; market gensr-
~ % lever; good to choice hssyy s. 2oSS az :.
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None


|
The British steamer Midlothian Castle Is
due from Antwerp aud expects to come up
this afternoon or tonight
The Mallory steamer Concho is expected to
arrive tomorrow