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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16
HOW TO MAKE MoNEYl

No line offers a more safe, absolute or fixed method for big returns on every dollar invested than does our speculative department. One account of $300 returned over $1.2O0 in the past fifteen Q6 days. We guarantee a profit of at least per cent per month on all moneys invested Through us. Send for a free copy of our booklet on speculative investment. which gives full particulars of our sys- Broker. 112 Wall Street, New York.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16

At the Montgomery Theatre on Thursday night, June 27th. "A Gilded Fool" Nat Goodwin's famous comedy, will be presented by local and profess sional talent, for the benefit of the Montgomery Order B. P. O. Elks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16
TRAIN STRUCK STREET CAR.
A Damaging Collision in vesuvius Yesterday.

A car on the West End line was damaged in a collision with a train near Vesuvius yesterday morning. IHThe car was on a crossing of the Western Road and a train of that road. it is said. bumped into the car twice. The conductor and motorman jumped in safety, but the car was damaged pretty badly. No one was hurt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16
New Orleans Cotton Futures.
NEW ORLEANS, June 15.-Cotton fu- t1rAs du1I hIIt steady
Liverpool Cotton Futures.

Liverpool, June 5.-Ciose--Cotton, spot moderate business. Prices unchanged; ; American middling, 4 1892
 The sales of the day were 5000 bales, of which 800 were for speculation and export and included $500 American. Receipts A, 900 bales including 235OO American. Flu lures opened quiet and closed steady. American middling low mdidling clause: June-JuIy (sellers) ................4.30 July-August (buyers) .. ..........4.25 August-September (buyers) ......4.23 october (buyers) .. ................4.05 October November (sellers) ......4 02@4 .03 November December (buyers) ....4 .00@4 .01 January February (sellers) ......4.01
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16

NEW YORK, June 15-Dry goods-Ex- trcmely active market for print cloth sales for the week fully one million pieces. No change in narrow goods. but wide goods occasionally a sixteenth larger demand. Biesched in fair reouirement er,te Course colored cottons unchanged. Print in good demand Cotton yarn rather firmer at close. but demand still moder- ate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16
Naval Stores.

WILMINGTON, June 15.-Spirits tur- pentine, nothing doing Receipts. 56. Rosin-Firm, 9561100; receipts 259.
 Crude turpentine-Steady, S.1O and 2.10; Tar-Firm, $1.5O: receipts, 5S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16
London Money Market.

and the sc June dS C1nsois tGr n9aey satI Illinois Central, H7; Louisville. 113. Bar silver. queit. 27 7-16d per ounce Money, A91 per cent Short and three months bills, 2 9-16d@M per cent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16
THE PASSING THRONG.

Mr. Judson l.. Burke is in the city visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. George T. Burke, 429 South Lawrence Street. Mir. Burke is a graduate of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Class of 1900. He accepted employment with the Tennessee Coal and Iron Company at Johns. Ala, immediately after leav- Ing college, and was recently promoted to the position of Resident Civil and Mining Engineer at that place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16
receipts, 5S

SAVANNAH. Ga, June 15.-Spirits tur- pentine, firm at SSG3SA; receipts, 1929; sales. 1,79S; exports, 5.657.
 Rosin-Firm and unchanged: receipts 3.232: sales, none; exports, 4,S79
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16
New Orleans Sugar and Molassos.

NEW ORLEANS. June 15.-Sugar- Quiet. Open kettle. 3-1s@4; O. K. cen- trifugals, 3hd4lA; centrifugal yellows. 41464Ss; seconds. 24G4,
 Molasses-Dull; centrifugal, 7Q15.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16
TreasurY .sfatement.

WASHINGTON JunesiSJEToda treas ury balances exclusive of the gold re- serve shows: Available cash balances, ,$167, ,417s 5O7. Gold. $9S22S. .235.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16

News has been received here that Mr. Claude S. Hudson of Mobile, Hudent at Princeton, won very de- nrable prize at the closing exercises of that institution. tMr. Hudson was awarded the class of 1880 experimental school fellowship. the annual interest Of $i9, COG.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16

OLDEST! SAFEST! BEST! Wall St. money win earn big monthly returns, The 1nyestors' Fund pays semi-monthly. The eldest established in America. No certin- 7nate holder has ever lost cent. Fay 7ments made to all subscribers every 10 HHys. No trouble. No delay. Money re- Funded on demand. Write today for par uculars, free. to any address. c. D. Mac &ey & Co.,, Hudson Building, New Iork
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16

It isn't worth while to have a bor- rowed umbrella repaired. You never know when the owner is going to receg- nike it,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16
LEON c. GrBERT. GEO. W. CLAY.
 GIBERT & CLAY, COTTON Commission Merchants,
 COTTON Ex CHANGE BUILDING.
COTTON Ex CHANGE BUILDING.
 NEW ORLEANS.

MEMBERS........... v New Orleans Cotton Exchange. s New York Cotton Exchange.
 Associate members Liverpool Cotton Association. ,
 We solicit and execute orders on all Exchanges anA invite correspondence.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16

Hon. w. H. Sanford came to Mont Eomery yesterday morning and re- stunned his duties as a delegate to the Constitutional Convention. Capt. T. D. Sanford will come to Montgomery tomorrow morning to transfer the books and papers in the Executive Off, flee to Governor Jelks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16

firm. 3l.
 Rosln-Firm. unchanged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16
Naw York Bank Statament.

NEW YORK, June 15-The statement of the Associated Banks for the week ending today shows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16
New York Drv Goods.

CHARLEsToN. June l5.-Turpentlne,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16

Hon. William B. Craig, a prominent lawyer of Selma, is at the Exchange Hotel, he will be here until Monday, when he will go to Birmingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16

Governor Jelks went to his home in Eufaula yesterday afternoon and will return Monday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16

Prof. w. W. Watts of Conecuh County. is in the city for few days. He will visit Eufaula before he re- turns to his home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16

Hon. c. c. whitson of Talladega. and Mrs. Whitson are spending several days in the city visiting friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16

Mir. Jere A. Henderson of Troy, was admitted to practice before the Su- preme Court Friday. He attended the University Law Class the past session.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16

MT. W. T. Espy, capitalist of Pitts burg, Pa., Is at the Mabson Hotel.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16

ssDetermining the character and financial x1spOnsihiIity of your Broker, Is as i'm.
 pnrtnnt as the selection of right stocks. "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-05

E5ausisn vesak Seluemhei Ain Fvm-
ss-lg v-ilh sine denknf 1n EBf Amerirbp
sIBrEetE gsEter1u1 1lverTuni dnuliusu IripeE
s'1a ip E'64 on euur,ugiE ana 5,i. op spulF-
hlirp 7al@ tflaE I'm ouf mtu-Nsste gUlps
NssREpenf wnE stuNu Hrpinb the upsl,ur
arg tine prevItlHng ldRu st,emed 1u he thut
q rHaniapu WIS BIZ a'aer uuu Ehurl bt
sYirlffsfgr nsfN'nIgF cume ~ tn tuNHr yU Ntirh
zAalE1s1 iE Htlut ia'w huTlnG, J'inet were
MT1B0 llbuts II puifztE rrnnu ut ipveta
Trf44rg HaasiunF N4gN fin fiuu fuuuruttg
however, Dn6 ths dnntaua Hpun negAeu villa
The iuRi IuiifureK uerust Of 1uiurHi- ipd
a Esubuul mrTine mu''b,a reHu1ed Nyw
Nu'G tiintea z Iu Z Asgber; Sew lllHpNuH
. IS 2 higher kpuyb ~ hpwr au New
York, Sew @rlnunE. ftpiveEtuus ls1E n
I5@niaan.
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xmlfNVfrItiiH t'tpr7frss TGtiurlnr ann tlYrl,sd
guinness in rrBnE uuu D nonBeuuerg reHtftrt
90 dfllIaand 1Hr gpu. rgt1ml which With zine
dirrs annE iutHres1 in fhp mi1,keG rs N5rr.r
tag f.EhtnH Eu Improvement u1 7ns mo.
utI1- tfu rapc HUipprv Af igtI9 hi evidence
siI fhP weak tHiu0dh WALL stnCiuaiI M.
fit.Hf8 NaHf'lHe. NJ can hurt'Y iH Butd TINT
Fhf fHsiinE ~ fhus IS 7he truut utiMtfsrH un
1tdlE SIDE Tine lIturtgc rs more dllqDsrc
10 Esu sfstg pft5 uil hut II mary dutttr1taps
4tMatE utt lIulrHc11Eahiiu, Unn ne mmi'negf
rt.gul18- H'hf EtUuT1t fnr Huusun'a ~
ssstpix aHanu1wUU was duiilt vhYt Il VIVA
er corresponding dry tu8d Veur hu, New
Asr4fnnB WIS comparatively 4irtt
AATsrrsDe3 a. cue ga be 4 Fhnde hpg1a,
GnmuSrrN. CA1Et1 4 Eiuitgrlept,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-05
A PROFESSIONAL AFFAIR.
Sinck MarkHl fesaernEE Vas 4lmRsi
RhBIE IN Their Hsnts.
WESTERN CBETTsaHgH IN HIDHsrf
They Continued tire Sale ui 5tacsI
E.arlN. hlr suon Tlrurt Bpyars 10
s3trauutheu the Mnrkut.

Ipw YORK. Ee1issuihHr su1dryH gunt
nH.fbu1 vuF an nlniusi gSdiusna)y lru4ns
siuna ufluir with eH1denuP ~ parltnWn-
tion hv rnr Bperuiuaivf pgrt8 Witch rs
rItliuy vncuety uhurRrinriapu nE fhf Me'si
am rmmtiup,uu liv fht trnUerF ubuii; Lhr
Htuuk nacuunEe This pnrty Inns laeu ne
1tvt ui hunrvuH IN rht Btuiik u1nkni ertr
since thu ram omip 1,rnHpettf beuume an
etgmelr In ahe f1,er1nitipn y'hi,y nnnsinunH
fhe susie " Htn,'i.f this morning hui nul(y
l,erunte IMPRESSED with the nufIhit pHutiiE
ui Ghs IN nftucH v.iitil Ygnr brought nun
under tht pressure thtf ptf lpun The ntitl
t'H ulm Hryg'gH0 thsiir }nsitim ~ une hl.3
iul side Thp frHH offerings nj euir tn
Hl.f Wtlilt wurp NJ HutheiEunlI UrarhrlNt
terms 1N urrrnct Rpme dRmitnn im THE -
ppri OF uilgt eratr fm the ttH tlun u.
q considerable pel'ind huvr huu m M
tiueuae III ruesp euveiInc upcfutu1h
O'he np1 F movement ~ priCef Ri'nitu
lurpetr nue hOwPfHr, tu nulnatEHrF w n1lf
fHntiutG ugui eHBiunit upgrntrrH GnliuNuls
Ye#ter0iNs i.hHru hrHGk M'ltirt tseA
WIS GIpHrglu'f 4 tef.inr operation iH Int
ciltiEnliesr Nhp hU'st sulUp'1ea rhv inn
iAa tu some gintt lisiu a'hef seHmsu h..
tptinu with angtr unniunImriDiun VI the BmNt
uuumT ri Muek luIlgudirp OWN 1ir nh-i-
hot fut tiBinurrme1u icnd ehDr 1uuh nrr
vefT tlrrs nu'nrh uE1iu tuduF eHp~iailN
% The ItitIluU Stuqet .teel gfut,Eh IL Wllcb
they Nserp l0lnpu ry uue rs essn'a ouIiu.l
gem THESE untEF die pUi move upward
tnlrf rberf hut bean Hiyurp Hevlu"e -
aiuitiruhu I'uc' Eun = e1bHH~'t Coal. ihsrU
uUun me uiBunpgiuI THAI dhHt business WIS
lg1eHiE increased no a teHuu ~ tht al
fuYeeo iGteltt#t ~ lhe United htu1rf bahe.
puipnUrtou vu''kh l'hGuru eErset NfHtnrn
nuurntHg HCrnur M rumhH f huNiNs fuf
pilgraLililg Interest U1 Liie w extern fu
ruud ut "utunumfrv ~ interest tItc Lbt
r"etur tilTrr .ceumUiurim NJ MeNicun %a-
rioluW WW rIlLhCfeu Nudity 1ht E8unr
tupe pprmHgteu chp vbpp H.r'inr nH tht
Lt5 pr='@'seu uuu size tnu inquire hhnNtt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-05

Some orders fBr gwefi I'stziHas ~
tne5 IN 1he lnnal uarEe1- sna i'l''l
Al 81 81 gtr l,nshHl fE Gn0cs EAas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-05
SUITES AND EGGS.

Alnrira ssGrHmbrr -Rurtf.r--;s-aBar AZ.
efspinesW 1a@lg4s dnlrF snldIT s',teess.
nthnlF sssa1Hs Drrs--51i,-ns rr...F 49,
eN knIk SsIrrrnisF s-Izzs- Rf,celfnis
l---lN pHtkHres MARKET sfnBaF. sSfnas ~,
t'illltF lvhtlh 17eslc Western rnncina 1T6
= Mt;f;tffU uDrEudlFd 1adl-
- Aflu.s SF.TiH1ni.tr -Ebult-r--S,s.tssz-
~ stems I, Springs sas3as turkeys G Fssuur,s
A'aes 1nrl1 = Essss !. EFraags 4. RrsteF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-05

i1le gia Frlms rnnrrmutie Juper els,1
per a4iIn Startling sxehfirf vS.al WI
ni'ttnl bndipeaf Gn ni11litsF WIS sgn ~"
liinnynn6 nut III BHA dur SIXTY Nnsh JvM
nu rnfuH q 4llstq4 IS unh q EIA. agiuinn
sM hills . tiiA ffur B-lven pNis Ntllthh
auinrV J.se v.ursrisment hundf stsur3
-Igiirnnd bonds firms AtiaiF hhrtt anprp'fe-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-05

enc - PRopucrs
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1iltne tiHinun sned meal "a Sgs7i - TX
1faAie syitun %tss1 gNle ~ fF,7 - N
@ufre tNllt 81 gu1me suf4.ap $3.50 No.
aha liaraf n'nier sHha cane ere I'm deFT.
stg ST s5nirefffn
Memphis Wtaiu e,fstrely. s.st, a rssi rs,.t,
Eivs1f 11t4'iZ IN gsi.lSe 81. g,,5-,,., t,,, :
MsHl-Fsaizs 21.gga fNNNF --a@"-'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-05
COFFEE

New ErIE. September $50.
RIO s1uadr- Ne. z tuFnlrs =
Steady. Cm6UrH sallts ee-s
Ci,tnta steHay in TIME OIL unenA1s.
During tn farenotn trading "a =
d Atsdve with q weak uutit'ii -. - Y
Offerings we've hbrrAL - =
ztdaHe Rns 81 al lnoetrit va
zAhn recfipts cnuulnut htAft y, ~
MATERIALLY III causing fhs ts. 4
Gag The market was ll 1919 se5
ltt unchanged TlQcRs- 49, l.,.,r 4
~ gsS f,nrs in tlnainc SsIiet1ii..s.' 4
/. 70- necsIabtr 500, March S.-o' Z
lane S.4S.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-05

osiis 81 Mt ruinnibil uinf s. 6iG siuHieyf
l.A1sse iis,hpeB tierue. uumpounasl ElNc
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hlFhit "a icniH ~ higher
dhMN- iirnishErd l2iif Iiirnir 'iinmB Alat
=, L ~. tsuik f3am yer lH'rsG snnlhfan'
MolS.F'B IN burrels. Be0TT5c ps Fulipi
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~ hult A40Jaf. IN AH.Ib rnrR gntiu0tau
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iutnit.l 2HN 2its ,iiif,icu NaFi1hfe Jant1 new
.n'p SYRUP hsfs:3e rure neN nrm B'riiii
etiNnHlNEIsD MILK Eurle, EB.B'MsG7i
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4 'hglinnre re lsBpa ~ Winner ka-2aQs 10.
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kttA Ni,rfftS i8it huH bills 7biih 40 4,
NdlNHi1fa,Jtt ttibs 81 WMiu.au
hALMf 0sN-TlUutH Tiihr Nncb tOiuuhu
River El.Hlr C,gHltr iiuak Coluifhe Evnr
t1bWa4.lIl fiprlrt NmBtsR. El.la Vuf Nr
ltinhip loipHr E1Gl fur lieiI. Columbia
llfref f1 1it. W'iniis hrud Ei ~ Curnt
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bAElfi@lE-- American THurtnrB - jaW
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leNt Eiaut guuterh FL as tHpc} uTuH.
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upeeud ruteh urF grEu uu en'tDut urnnW.
ptNnUGrt ErGnuli0Ha a.Rti. nltneh lgut pow
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-05
MFTALs.

New York, Sfy1eInhfr = -4i..i.is h z
lf2s IS, take copper onA ae.i' w I
dahl 1 2-1xs sBailxr eu.et saNht
warrants s-alQ1e ~.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-05

E''inut uu ~ b. ruir from ,nftlar,
un inrt ftirEf fr0rd Efurr a6Iar n ma 7,e,
i# itH nu 'riI 2t1'ia pei inlshnl on plfrF
fh6@-5'tu 1tt lhs $50 iEad1 o.
htAI h3 HIS Esu 1D9 lbB 70 1,g6
0lIN-Nu = unuEpa 7aa-b
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-05

A few arunrHs IRE get On ne
lTu1 are hecgrmlnr snarrer sriirs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-05

I,unsns ue plentiful thuurh y
abundnut. nna guires have araFpei
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-05

5l.fs-W AE-Irsue Texas. a2@2ac por
i5la SS Imprinted nuvp honnF sa.,a
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Ctld-auraee Eggs hplG hrnlI
changed qDtduriuns
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ken
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-05
LOCAL MARKET REVIEW

Tlersfrts III pBnlrry md Texas ssi,
stIu verF light
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-05

LFETapI Afisres Discouraged INT
Market
TEE aHNNERs Still cgsTlEIERAr7TFE
Rapm York anc htew clrleanr NtrtirsH
AtisannatI--s=irilsrrnns EIuiniEttsE Ara
Kiatis--iEip Movement.

EsafnrhHyf rurkuu mu;igm 1Hrt -trttF- u
missed ountlttlnr of UfntrH w'hnn ite rsnrd
ae siinsalt snruE1iEzsa. g'he Bearf nnHumeG
che offensive g'ne rufa ~ ahe iniiftuurb
WIS che vtfnarIllilt putin IN ithe Htruuauu
HrH AN trr'itighiun VI aiiH iunHer Ipa WIS
iuftrn rrnv0sgnd ift tfha professional wing
~ the trade. 1'he Iuropmitn nGvinnt we'a
1nrtirttlUnAy diahntlhfF'lnr mt very haU,sg
lnIsg nriateHt WIN HUid to R1sst IN Iiivai-
1,1al. llire aEriuultuu9 dspHrameuft gtl.Rn
lnslft ~ tire inilN condition. 1na vuF tveEt
1n tns uiudE NJ al opgrrfnm mad fnr NM
istn thH general average Euve 1n an IN
s,tsISne Ia 'tht ingr eFctmutet 1rnti;ia ulr
nPw gn0 llrruf Eproeuita Vie ptilllHn
dusbuaG vnre mn diBmnnerieG hUvFvsrf
snb nnnst0gint aiin1 ainne august - fnf
tiiEte 1ur V'itihr 1he h1riuu renu,t gtuuu
1isr-e mac heen q fur.hnr detnrturH-iur
nnrne nun iay ria waettv hiinMn fhm
m0tis I'm prqp ouilpnk Eueheiaugly dsuBuru-
nie ~ 1uHtlf9 rht xeprs utHl hutt bean CD
1ertutuat dm d. uhw I'M 'BtuvinE OF
xd IiurrtuHas iw 1he manufacturers must
Eun1 end amt liresniu 1 aeyivU trun ul0
ItunGpuhn
Wilp atese cnuilieutiuuH 1hf Huui feI
loves AZ 'tll rnt oemrets lni liA deliveries
nHds Sums HHvuuget n New buvt Uub
New lr'isilnh nlht viGHWeuue Hril fMnd-
AuE htnnrt us luilir rditttet eUtnUMliunb
Ili1.teiNE.lle ltnO NNU wiz he dune uuut~
atiE tuhugnlf Gun ut un an tmuEUHrF
liiHiE 1ni prunlil.1 muu, s.0rF ~ run,e
Tit aalirsu 81 tbe raw umleria nut'nr
niuaf hf tas mos. "ttl iasus tw 1ut iu,
mettille furiirl
-lNarpoo fislmn0 ,u ebe pet ur bsr
gt'fpE lieEEuefunF VuN .4EhiiitgC un li4
1lninH ll3yi lnruuEhpu1 Suites uu gut apnt
llpuuuaUt at 1864 tl.ief o. UuutuuuuE ,,2l
lnv'ef Ttgl,perier un -h,. lllgt cgI On-
UHH 2
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A few nrHnrEs IRE Fti % ils
ful aIe Incoming srurrer Eriifs
BrnsGs nle plentiful. shonEh y,
abundant. nne grires have dsaFpsa Y
Buslnass had its own and Ras 4
Hhozs nr1mHl IL 1bs lpcnl marks
dAT-
Setter TernlTitE are tEPstiea ~
sniss ere grcmispa ny 5his ooInn"l
are near furure
Trading WIS very Hriire ID ~
rellg- aud the 8ealers are vel x
fW CHS upau them
Some orders fnr Eweri Estzfrss Nv
hne5 in lhe lpnal ngrEsi- ana ffi'pl
Al 81 50 per l'nsie fE tnoics Es's
"he guHntitF sf eRshBge vas II
than q suaIi3micr, suf Q cnuslastA
had lvauahd The srsrstsriltg q =
Elius day
SHIPMENTS ~ Trash porEtnes y
1p come from New york ne1t Rsrs
arrival viii be some relief @ 4
hlEins reoeursse 10 CAliferula 9 4
thtar supplies
Potatoes are considerably s'Al'.
tbey have 1,rrn ia q few oAsA "
were oisiaiuitle from several a'..
silactcd rertlTts VIII HftlE fs'i0s
this week t,ui ea1sr shipznenis :
isg 1he trs1 Uf next week
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-05

m. grain and hHg satuHtipn sos
IlcHllY upcbEnrad.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-05

Business htld its own and vas T
HboVf nnmRl IL abs locll mark.
dAy-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-05

NsaS N-'ir Mercy.
ArW 1ulE, he3I1Hulhssr s-lNouer. an, -,
liza 81 haa Der nsI1s IAN anEnf Z; Euiisf
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hFTlIsk--Jsu~ rvutmtfau aH4h hYyyrE
Fc y ngiTuuf tUp,E EAfa. uBr7uuE
ehn'e S%' ereuf ryanurated s,. Bur
AJI9a0It so lh Jupse Or.
Ej1toN-I Iosih nuz.l a,r
tl litLs "IE-iu 1tiiie Ii,stc gf.-t hrvp1
ei.Nnnu bust lari n cnrtnuB H.
ifhi Et- ,h uUcEures tNr ga BIZ urssaE
ll-s-'-ul turl.H l.it,, mpnr sG, o. "a
tAl Hi~ uu1g new ErprE Sc
th-sl Ns.-t r.i u"uul ',-o"rv-r l. l.
lWEtt S-tb 'rIM T.. q. ma gIi01;T-.
-"~pvn g. A r.Bns. 1hth huNes ~ =
f'nTu ~ rii5iub aHN puEat -iog
w Nl,s-'. N.luruiB Vp1Hjt ng
Nl'N ii'l,@. sr pen De- fiIbp-a gi,iflr
att WUiuutE 7+1I1s pprltutp fgutr ius1,S
91Erd h&Uhr NH . agttt.r .Umnu "a
Wv, CmurGE gi1VruHp lbr prf ih II,
medium, ttyss
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sspnEaleE. HtznRs EeTtenher E-F,.hlie
ETuiEhsr Potts furnishes the s8auv8pr
aHnte1Dert q ,HeeIas 81 euaton bsms f,r
1ss ysurE past
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-05

frpi8 ruruultE thW sur lnlH vHeE -- ~ -.
t+rpas rfa'nnd3 Hlrvf ruis E"u-Dr ...Ii,. Is .t
fstraf legetlIt & uUrH iu 800 lNGl 1917
l4tnB rranudf 0A'f IN JA!h. 1855 1o,31a
-iutmtor Rairsa. 6saentE
Following awe eiH rul,itr4 ut outtu ur
lnf Vi-'iuuF riiNmdE tlltgru,r lAt cIr
B.ief.
rtuuUltr amt InEuN CaiItru .-.-.... fgi-
tii"ruutium IND Gfrnr AtuF'lbt-Il "A tLN
lilsl pHsfuh HlIr.Hf1i'r uuN aU3 Lu -- 1u-.
uuEgm EuBI and West 1ps,uE Isa
sun Alunuu uuG Aruusuf BUH . .t,A
ruG FlptnvuHu uuG huitsf rn- =
Mihh1url LUlHaa Iuu ugzUs 2t8
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Setter TsrtlTtE are expected y
saizs are gtrcmisra ny 5his ounne
are near furulH
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-05

iE7ua1uu --'Ptrf glns'G uWEf. BuluY ~
mdss lgriner 3 LB' 1Uvr Btprt 14.aa,D
nl@-
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Trndiur WIS very HrtiTs 10 na
aelly- aud the 8ealers are Rea "A
fU CHS upau them