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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-04-23

The body of John Leek of Battle Greek
Mich, an aged negro who died six
months ago, which was turned over to
an undertaken to test a new embaminG
fluid, has been found to have become oil
the consistency OF vulcanized rubber, and
might readily pass for statue of black
marble as the petri6ed flesh is hard
enough to take polish. There is not
the slightest trace OF decomposition or
wasting. The experimenter says the
fluid will preserve body for centuries.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-04-23
YOUNG'S ORCHESTRA.

Formerly the St. Johnsbury Orchestra.
Open for engagements. Any number OF
pieces furnished. For terms, address,
Young's Orchestra,
st. JOhnsbury, Vt.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-04-23
SUGGESTED HYMNS.

Come to the Savior. make no delay.
When he cometh, when he cometh.
Quiet, Lord, my froward heart.
O come to the Savior
Young men in Christ the Lord
oh 90 not let the word depart.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-04-23

Every month thousands-every year
millions are hurried to untimely graves
by insidious, deadly consumption. Don't
trife with your cough or your lung
trouble. Cleveland's Lung Healer will
cure you. 1t has longer record of cures
than any other lung remedy. We will
give you a tree sample bottle. Large
bottle, rs cents. F. G. Landry. druggist.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-04-23

By using compressed air in the blowing
of glass Dresden inventor has discover.
ed method of manufacturing glass YES
sells of unusually large size, such as bath
tubs and kettles.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-04-23
SELECTIONS.

The power of devoting children in their
earliest years to the service of God is well
illustrated by the story told by Merivale,
in his History OF Rome, of the famous
Carthaginian general, Hannibal When
he was nine years OF age, his father,
Hamilcar, proposed to take him on one
of his military expeditions, which offer
the young Hannibal eagerly accepted.
His father then bade him to devote him
self once for all to the service of his coun-
try-Carthage, and with his hand npop
the altar to swear eternal enmity to
Rome. This dedication in youth de-
termined the course of his whole life.
Like Samuel we should answer Gods
call by Here am l." because, 1. 1t is
easier to be Christian in youth. g.
Then it gives us a much longer time in
which to serve God. 3. We may not
live to be old, and thus by putting off
our duty we may fail altogether. +. We
may escape many evils and dangers. No
one can SOW wild oats in youth and not
reap a harvest of evil
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-04-23

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure
cold in one day. No Cure, No pay.
Price, 25 cents.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-04-23
THROUGH TRAINS
MONTPELIER AND
WELLS RIVER R. R
IN EFFECT SEPT. 80, 1901.
GOING WEST.

IN EFFECT SEPT. 30, 1901.
GOING WEST.
Trains leave Wells River daily except Sum
day at 400, 1905 a. m, 3 40, p. M,
fol South Ryegate, Groton, Marshfeld,
Plainfeld Montpelier and Barre.
Arrive Montpelier, 1000, 11.35 a. M,
5.11 p. m
Arrive Barre, 1905, a. m, 1873, $50,
p. m.
GOING EAST.
Leave Barre at 100 a. M, 1915, 3.16
p. m. Leave Montpelier at 500 a. m, 40,
f4.10 p. m. ArriveWells River at 8. 25 a. M,
2.33 ,o.27 p. M
+Mixed
w. A. STOWELL.. Gen. Mgr.
F. w. STANYAN, Superintendent
F. w. MORSE, Gen. Pass. Agt.
NOTICE.
On and after Monday, Dec. 9th. 1901,
Accomoda ton Train No 7 for Wells River
will make no connection at Central Vermont
Station Montpelier, but will leave from M.
& W. r. r, station at 40 p. m.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-04-23
LESSON THOUGHTS.

Gods voice may be heard in childhood.
"Heaven lies about us in our infancy :"
and il boys and girls will only answer
"Here am l" when God calls. guidance,
both providential and spiritual, will be
vouchsafed to them through life.
Gods voice is most plainly heard by
those who are already consecrated to
him. II child be sincerely devoted to
Gods service whether by his own in
fantile decision. or by the solemn baptism
al covenant of his parents, or by some
Christian pastor or teacher, that fact is
always recognized by God.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-04-23
Christian EndeavOr Prayer Meeting

Topic for Sunday, April 27. Sam
uers Call" 1 Sam. iii. 1-21. Union
meeting with the Juniors
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-04-23
SCRIPTURE VERSES.

Gen. iii. $40; lisa. xiv. %; / Tim. vi.
IL; lisa. vi. 8 /; John i. $3.50; Gal. i. 10,
16; Mark ii. IA.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-05

FOR SACE-SGCc In cash VII buy 4 good
corner grocery and bocr saloon stock, on
Commerce avenue No. 2i0e. Ia
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NEW YORK coTTON.
Tn. Market Opened Steady, but Prices
Were Forced Down.

The Market Opened Steady, but Prices
Were Forced Down.
New York August 4.-'fhe cotton market
onened barely steady. with prices points
higher to ! point lower, and then slipped
down 10 Mt ny point under persistent pres
SIRE and absencl of substantial support.
The room entertained bearish convictions
and was made additionally pessimistic by
the scarcity Of buying orders and the gen
eral Indifference Of the public at large
Nh re were no cables in hand from Liver
Dltl nd the weat-cr reports from the belt
generally were fairly encouraging; BY mid
day the whole market had suited down some
q ia s points. with the feeling at that time
nervous Then came the condition ngures
from Washington Isl 81 this being nearly
2 points bettlr than generally anticipated.
The bears at once stepped In ana FORCED
nrircs down rapidly AID caused longs 10
unload. several options sank 10 Level OF
* noints under the close Of saturday, and
for no rcst of the session the tone was for
III shorts Nevertheless official report ;
m a very high temperature In Texas ana
come nlsEivlng as TO what be weekly crop
weather statement from Washington VIII
shoU caused the conservative traders 10
taks nrofits and withdraw. Premn NJ conf
ntesInn houses were sellers on the break
Wnii street seemed TO have swung ana was
a Consistent buyer all through the session =.
The market closed steady, with prices . "a
Ia noints lower. Total sales estimated az
90 600 bales.
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n. G. 3. Beers Letter.

New Orleans. August 4,-The favorable
cror renort issued by the New Orleans
Times Democrat this morning, caused our
nsrlet ia omen 4 10 lower, ana upon the
Issuance If the bureau report an additional
decline of G 10 was established. as the
aocrmant was better than looked for The
Ne, ,oss on the day was 10 TO II points
Ths bureau made the general average con
-. q, a nor cent. as compared 20 77,2
n az Year or an Increase Of Al points over
iis Ia, yesr The report states that Texas has
nnly increased 4 points over last month not,
withstandlng the drouth whisn EXISTED "a tt ~
a5 hoI, have been very propitious for the
deyelopment OF the plant. The New OF
leans Times Democrat, however TINS morn
ing Issued It's crop report WHICH 10 oAseo
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RIISTON WHOLESALE MARKET

Is moderate and the future will bs cs,sav
governed by supply.
The Brazilian Review OF july saw. =,
conee; Total entries for the whole cron
year OF loOl-lao2 at the ports Of Rio and
santos nave reached the enormous total Of
hogs 90 hsgs, or an Increase Of 4,547 col
u u.E, on tne preceding large crop ~ 1000
ivl. Inc production Of the Dumont col.
es nv ~ N the crop year lpOl,l9o2
h mus iaoV nv arrohqs, against 27G,9so are
uas IN inc preceding season. This enor.
nous crop has. exhausted the trees and for
inns reason this seasons crop is estimated
at only 100000 arrobas."
California advices, referring to prospee
i've business In California apricots With
germany, state that CONFIDENTIAL re.
port from the American consul at Frank.
TORT says One of the largest wholesale
dealers In groceries In this city informs me
that there is probability that the impor.
.atlons OF dried Cllifo.ala aprcots Wi
De interfered with by the German authori.
ties unless the producers OF these goods
change their methods Of preparing Them
, IL is Claimed that these apricots, which
ate imported into Germany lu large duan.
tltles, are molstened after the drying pro-
cess IN order to increase the weight and
render them more soft This however
makes them darker, and for that reason
tneF are treated With sulphur, which I'm
I IL
ties, however, object to this method and
the fear Is expressed by dealers that unless
the California producers abandon the sui
phur treatment the importatons Of such
| dried aprlcots will be prohibited"
| In its current Issue the Seattle Trade
Register has the following: "A few weeks
ago the Trade Register was advised from
New York that the p. r & n. Co ana
! the A. =, A. were responsible not only for
| the very low opening prices on 1902 Alask
I pack but as well for cutting the announced
| prices. This week we have received indis.
.pntable evidence that the former company
] has cut prices on Alaska pink and red,
| quoting SOC on red and 65c to d2l3c on
! pink prices quoted being 95c and Csc re
| spectively, Many of the smaller concerns
arc refusing to meet the cut believing
! that the demand will not be met nv this
! years pack and hodoyer, and that better
! prices viii obtain There seems 10 he No
| reason for such low prices being quoted by
! anybody for good stock and especially IN
| established brands The run on Puget
Sound is improving but so far the pack is
not largo Sales on an outside brand oil
red Alaska spot tails are reported at
| S1.12h. The market Is well cleaned NJ
from first hands and some holders arc
| asking for S4 for tails A big run OF
| sockcye salmon Is on at Blaine and can
| neries are running ia their fullest capacity
| The traps at Birch hay are reported fui
Of FISH and large schools are also reported
| In the gulf"
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HOUSTON DAILY Posi-: TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST s. 1902
OPERATIONS ON LIGHT ORDER.
NO PRICE VARIATIONS.
LITTLE INTEREST SHOWN.
Anolo-Ameriean Headed List In Poln,
OF Popularity--National OIL and
Pipe Weaker.

Trading continued to decrease in volume
az Yesterdays session of the oil and stock
exchange and a tagging interest was mani.
Tested throughout. There were no material
variations In prices at which sales were
maze but decreased offerings aud slightly
raised bids frequently did not bring re.
suits.
Anglo'American headed the list IN point
or popularity and showed increasing
strength Transfers were made at 4Gi4i.c,
the top price paid for the stock, snd 10.
ward The close II WAS only obtainable at
that figure, while the offers were freely
given at the former. Takers OF snterna.
uohal went up hc In their limits and one
lot changed hands, after which buyers
and sellers were each Nc apart. The de
mand for Beatty was scarcely so good and
there WIS very little purchased under
abundant offerings at 1Mc. Manhattan
held the same position with small trading
IN evidence anc slight Improvement in
the closing ask terms Further weakness
appeared In National OIL and Pipe. A Sc
auction OF 1ac ON the part of holders
brought taker for one lot, hut the terms
afterward ranged SO low that all incllna-
ton to trade was lost, Merchants and
Mechanics increased In activity, but held
practically the same level of valuation.
The transfers took place at l@llSc with
the majority OF holdings at the latter price
and the majority Of buyers at the former.
Palestine aud Beaumont attracted more
than usual attention, but the desire TO Oh
tain the stock at q comparatively lower
hEure precluded large results There we're
takers for large lots around zoe, but no
notice was given TO such offerings, Bids
for smaller lots ranged 19tLc higher, hut
little was TO be had and In the final mo
ments Of tho call traders were only sepa
rated by o trfing difference Fort Worth
was IN better favor aud could have brought
an advance Of lac.
The prices bid and asked AT the close
yesterday and the sales made were as fol
lows.
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on replies Of correspondents up 10 noon OF
York journal of Commerce closed their re-
ports on July 25 The consensus Of upiuion
arrived at Ny the Tim Democrat Is thar
the cran outlook has undergone moderate
Improvement during July This Is the gen
eral opinion OF the trade abroad, and 1t IA
believed that had the burenu brought rs
figures up to August ] that the genera
average condition would have been about .
polnts higher. because general rains hr
1--WE July % and August accustomed n
marked Improvement I'm those States requir
fair over the cotton region today and the
indications arc for a continuance OF far
weather In this district during tho next
thirty.slx hours, except in southern l.oui-
ana, where showers viii probably occu.
The future course Of valu,s will be- rceu
lated by the movement OF now cotton ana
daily weather conditions.
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|aayE THE MONDAY AVERAGE.
- Fruit Demoralizins Trade
'u'av q uioher--Arrival Of Cali
iornis Products

u, was above the Monday 29y.. average rag.
' ~ 4 trading in the wholesale mar,
ssVn.s ..yeral heavy shipments that
Y ,.,.ysd on account of washouts.
~ a. -, receipts we're disposed Of at
lpes. prlces on inferior grades
KIM sa as weak as formerly. In fac.,
w drawback to the market appears
Eh ~ noor quality of the fruit that
~ this market. The better
~ .so.o mat arrive in good condi-
ara .,mmand satisfactory purchas-
" ,s,.e there is no demand and the
Z, ~ take place are left to occur at
prices.
|.,,,a potatoes have arrived and are
|stsred at 15dsoc'
:, ear Of California fruit came In
Bsrsd very freely.
large stock Of apples in the
"A prices rule $4oo@4.25 per bar
.,,Irsl Of good deal Of cabbage
,,,d Including both Missouri ana
4, varieties, which met a bare
A., shipment of California celery
n, sppearance and was easily dis
l. By the trade.
Il a pronounced scarcity of rice
Ne grocers and the wants of the
IN be- difficult to meet before the
), the mills output from the next
drspce Of l9c has taken place on
M srlosa coffee and the firmness
situation leads dealers to predict
Uses In the near future.
ssrs are selling 1a2c higher in
4 lighter supplies. and the bulk OF
Fere made at 1O@llc. The demand
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The Movement Was Moderate and All
Quotations Were Reduced

Quotations Were Reduced
New Orleans, August -There was only
a moderate movement In spot cotton today
Sales 5T5 bales. Quotations reduced l.lG
on all grades In the future market values
Jagged OF 10 points on the first call
the subs quent early fluctuations covering n
range IL but / u poiuts eiiher way AT
ii a. m. the governments burelps report
giving the avefags for the month at 81 .
came end at once set tie market in tur
moll. Tho figure wGg rather more favorable
for the short element than had been antic.
pated, and despite the Herculeun efforts
Of the bulls to support prices, August ot
once sold down g points and Sept mncr.
October ana December polnts. each. IN
the excitement that prevailed for a tins
values fnctuatod some 10 points from
the lowest level, hut matters soon quieted
down and ut the Gloss the board showed
not loss compared with Saturday s clos
Ing Of 10 20 IL points.
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HEAVY STABLES.

MA = 1 y Les
I'm pa. lJtoeg, per kcg, $500;
3 Powder, $l.65 per keg; drop shot,
u, N.io; DueA, Sl.I0,
short clear, In sacks, l3l2c;
4 lS4e; boxed, i4c higher; bellies,
laAe; New York bellies, lac.
ptR OlL-ln barrels. 4Sc; half bar
EING AND TIEs-Bagglng, Glib, &c;
| 'nci Arrow ties, less than carload
Ky hcIston. 81 lJGil -.
pa-st!ek, wrapped, basis "a. No. 2,
\ per ID; No. full weight, basis
FAC per Id, special sizes, 5sc nigh
sa, SsGl5c. as TO quality.
ptEs rs.ar, Inll weight, ne; Gran
Weight, lohci Electric Lights, SIC;
slghl, i0Hc.
|EESSlIsa,5rdsartiand. s2,75@S Is; Rosen-
|sl Md g. fair, 7a7,ac; prime, 7Ma
I XVI, s,A4ec; fancy, loRU11c; Pea
pngl2c: Cordoya, 1890; roasted
!, Arpuekle's Ariosa, basis l00-lb
ne, deilyered; Apex. Ike: Lion.
w zeal Mocha and Java, Lib cans,
sAa and Java blend, lib cans, lib
palis' leAc; lnterua ,ional Java
NY nus, lsAc; = and Alb pals,
a.ysl Anna Mocha aud Java, 10
4ssEhs-A 5 C soda. bulk, boxes,
In cartons, per dozen, 95c; ginger
kps creams, Sc; stage planks, 6tac;
4 nasls 4s,lb sacks; Fancy high
I.sti,Ssli. ~ fancy Bnlf patent, So
IIa grade, $3.50; 24-lb lacks, 10c
&k,eh aisuer; dour, IN wood, loo pei
@sAAtkoUs Goops-Grits. hominy
~ meal, In 4O-lh sacks, per sack,
~ meal, In 36-lb sacks, per sack
eatsl S 80; friends oats, $3.50,
IM, ". 10; Hawkeye oats, So. 10
sussswaeat, l12-lb package, 81 so
f y, 10; Ivy, $3.50.
AZ N,renssd fierce compounds, S9s6l
- i2lac; 50lb cans, Ac higher
~ Disher; Bib cans, lc higher.
,r ntuaaaard, IA @14lac: fancy, 149,
FIN ae hams, ll1ac.
Nasa barrels, 65Q75c per gallon
extracted. 5d6G per pound
poSrdic; In l2'lb cans, extracted
nru sections, 10c.
a' Sl'W per barrel; coopered
ssss sss -Resoiled, sa,r. ,sxa,sc
aSS5s s' choice. 25Sl26c; pure re
i sN. Y o. lkx~Eagle. se.75a7 90
gs sifyylya5,00; Dime, So. 956ii. 90
fRs -Std4,35; Winner, S4.45d4 80
wsllto full weight. 4 OF. s5GioOo
Tx smt, s-oz, Sl.609l. 10: OF
Ian, rgnt weight, 55ll6Oc, 2.lb
o. eoaoc; lunch oysters, lib
E sss; ! gallon kegs. s,eo. IA
d ~, 40 Ebbls. 81. 5Oii4' *: hints
lN; rsI hl,oo; quarts, American
-Ert,aT ssllon heAegon, $3.50.
ali Ianey head, none: cholc
raob .seeefsc; fancy Imported. ia
s''' basis Tie, ,oAc; Manila
i SSsosiislSsg %. coarse. s5c: hpe ooc
els $50 SO'5s, S2.45; Ioo-3s
s,..ssHh5Maekerel. No. nav !, :,
tul. EAT harrels, 20 Inc wv Sk Y,
koVh E.SOQ5 10 ~ ''s' NO l. so'V
tlssf5snnsSy Pillar Rock. co,umh,
h.7s ~ Castle Rock Columbi
eluubiss ppeeE, Alaska. si.l5; Blu
srna,,c, River, csc; Violet hrana
u Pint 'tsno, Fancy Red Alasks
% Alaska. 95c@si,oo; wa
N1'-ADsHsaa quarters, plall
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FRUITS.

APPLES. Texas green. per box, 25G35c;
red 4Od5Oc: Arkansas, barrel, 81 uOdi 70.
CANIALOUPEs Ruckytords, Oushti
crates, 81 coal. %. ,no,zoo.
white seedless crate, S2.oO@2. 90 Concords'
baskets 4Od50c.
ADVERTISEMENTS, crates Vod Zoe;
bnxcs. gCm4ur. other varieties, boxes, @1m
zoe: crates 35dooc.
pF ARs-rexas, per boy, 259ooci crates
4,N5Oc; Bartlett, box, - 90. ,,1,,, -
pRUNES-T per crate % V scl;o5 20
o4.dnsTt crates, 5Od6Oei California assorted
varieties 81. 50dl 10. -oe,
JIiTNEAPPLEs.- Florida. per crate, 81 SOC
4 rs; Mexico, 81. 20.
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

50. 1903 so; With key opener 81 Ooa4 o5;
mustard. 50. 5OQ@ GO: imported Gillette
grade, quarters, $l2 40; fancy sprats, quar-
tiers, IS OG@10 co according TO grade
STARCH standard goods; Pearl in 40
lb noXes, 4&M4Mc. Royal Gloss or Archer,
huik. 5d5Ac; Nickel 100 packages, per box.
io.25@3.S5; corn starch, sac per ID. 20 and
sUGAR-Quotations are for small lots;
special rates are given on carload orders
standard graduated, &c; cubes and pow
dered, 1@c; Louisiana yellow, arlhed cnd
Fancy, 41aG49lc; choice, 53sc.
PRODUCE.
BEEswAN-prime Texas, .2a23c per
pound
.BEANs-Imported navy beans, s9sasNc;
Bayou, &c; English dried, SIC; pluG, 4c.
back eyed, Oc Michigan navy, S%c;
California navy, 4l404lac snaps, $3.50 per
bushel; wax ana green beans, $4,000 bali
husnel basket California LimaS 5Hd6c;
fFsI I T2{ oe2 na s942e per 6gshei crats
gin creamery, 25@26c; Meadow Goh
.Sd29c; Texas bricks. l6c. Ueomarga.
rinc-Lineoln solids, l2]9c; Lincoln prints,
l319c. Daisy solids, l69lle; prints,
lsc; Monkeys special, -lSnlgc; Crystal gem
and country rolls, 19c; EWpire State spe'
c.al ljc: special Blue Star. Use; ElCin dairy
tricks, !Uc Ideal, lll2c; Parity creamery,
20 and .IU-lb tubs, re; Lib prints, 24c; El'
gin creamery, solids, Use; country butter IN
Carbohydrates. imported stock, per
crate 81 iN72 70, according to quality.
CHEESE-M isconsin full cream rolls. l1c;
Wisconsin full cream daisies, lial5c,
Wisconsin half cream l3Ql4c; Wisconsin,
pound prints, l54@l6c.
EGGS-Tcxns, 1od11c; Kansas, 20d21c
KKAUT--New. IN nalf barrels, S3,Uun
30.
ONIONS-Ncw crop. per hushel, $1,000
PEPPER-Ctie, new, l5Ml6c per pound
black singapore loo.
PEAN UTs-Jumbo, per pound, nc
rnrcy hand picked No, l, 6d6Rc
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, hens, good SO Ood
%. fryprs, large. SO 0Hd3 ~; broil rs
S2-0Gdsa. %; mixed lots, 81 75aS %; cocks
large, old, 81 sUa2,oo; ducks, large, 5000
325; geese. full feathered, s3UU45.aJ
TURKEYS, hens. S5Uodlvn; gobbers, $50
ToMAToEs-Texas, 4tasket crates, 500
zoe.
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,VpirAcHEs-ChoIce new stook. 0a0Ae.
GRAIN AND HAY.

Quotations for carload lots delivered on
tricks Houston or other points tafins
$40 rnte Dealers charge from store
5aioc per 100 pounds more on brar,; atlSc
per busher on oats and corn, loGlcc per
BRAN|Per 100 pounds, 95d97c,
CORN CT. OPS-Pure, 81. 42g1 ~.
0ATs-Texas, choice bright, 46c' average
44ibc: No. mixed oats iOl5c,
TiSpENN6 . mixed. sacked, T5iac; No. 2
whMitc; s9 rhoids alfalfa, Sls oO choice timo,
INV 81. TE6715. 90; South Texas prairie
cory cory hay, $40. 5o9ll.5o.
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COFFEE

New York, August 4.--Conee-spot luo,
steady: No. invoice SIS Alild-Steady
Cor Iowa smllM Futures closed net IN
changod to - points lower. Total safes
1850 bags. August 5.HN19s1; september
<. bh6f5 ~. October 5.351S.6O: December
5. 45d5. so: January 54Jd5 20; February
5.45: March 5.40G15 is; May 5000 20; July
S. 1905 90;
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nprcs AND CHEMICALS.

ouInlue. 346S6c per ounce bottle, NOR.
mime 81 oSG2. so per ounce; ecaine. - -
Der ounce; Sorax, sl9e per pound ID iOO,Io
packages; copperas. 500 IN narreIsi Ssseor
on. SALTS. Sis per 100 lbs in barrels;
eapesoybol 50 iOds0O per gallon; sulpur.
SECS per 100 lbs in barrels alum ss5e per e.
b osriI ~ esmnbor roc; wood alcohol Toe
gSi. S' gum opium, SO so; powdered opium;
81 81. csrbolic acid. 4Od42e per pound IN
hotties; calcium carbide. Sou per ~ ue'
liyered Texas common railway po'H'''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-05

BLACK STREET. IRoN-No. 81, 1918 per
100 pounds, go, -o,s,
ROOFING TIN-aochine made, Slooo0
II 90 per box; old style, Sl6O1le'oo per
box. ...-,,o
sOLDER-Half and Half, lo4d2oc per
GC1oRRUGATED IRON Galvanized, 81 30
per square,