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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1902-03-29

Try on a pair of those Tread
Easy" shoes, at Blackman's, and
you will enjoy life.
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IT is said that Pullman is to have
a new drug store i'll the near future.
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AND after Rohrig came Kimball.
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Blackman Bros. & Co. are show
ing the latest styles in ladies' and
mems swell spring shoes.
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In the Superior Court of the State of
Washington, i'll and for the County of
Whitman.
+. H. Letterman and Ella NJ. Letter
man, his wife, Plaintiffs,
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TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION

All advertisements will be continued and
charged for till ordered out
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-09
NEW YORK COTTON.

Market Opened Slightly Higher in Sym
PATTY With Better Cables.
New York. July s.--The cotton market
opened steady unchanged to 2 points high.
or, the slight Improvement being in sym
pathy with a hrmer ruling Of the Liverpool
market than anticipated. For the balance
OF the forenoon. the trade was light and
fluctuations at best were limited to 8
points. The influences at work were too
conflicting to permit OF n strong foothold
being secured by either bulls or bears for
the moment. The South sold here on the
call and from time to lime during the
rest of the forenoon. Wall street appeared
To be selling the summer months. AT noon
prices were practically unchanged from
the opening. Then came the report from
W ashington At first reading the summary
was less favorable than expec ed and led
to a furry Of covering. on which prices
worked up to 3 points. But the Texns
detailed reports and the reports from other
States received Immediately afterward, por
trnNed much better prospect for much
of rle cotton country than generally an
ticipated. Active selling for both account.
Immediately set IN aud for the balance oi
the session, the tendency was quite stead
lily downward Liquidation OF August and
something of feature Trading was fever
iSh, but far from active. On the late de
cine. selling for commission house account
was active at times.
The market closed but little up from the
notion. The tone was quiet with prices
net G to 10 points lower. Total sales
cs ,!mated at 100000 bales.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-09
IMPROVEMENT IN OIL STOCKS
CONTINUED A FEATURE
AT YESTERDAYS CALL.
Anelo-American. Palestine and Beau
mont ard San Jseinto Strong at Ad-
vance--Bestty Was Active.

The Improvement which developed In
the tone of the oil stock market at the
previous call was still In evidence yes
tttday, although the trading results were
not quite as extensive. The advances
were well maintained aad demand ap.
peared, the nature of which Indicated
better things for the future.
Anglo American made a new record OF
highness by rise TO 2hc on large
lot In fact only very small quantity
could be obtained rnder this price. and
that was speedily taken. Bids OF 2asc
were later refused and the ask price
stood higher by &c. Palestine and Beau.
mont was stil a favorite with buyers
and an average gain OF almost 1sc was
scored on the sales The demand was not
tlltd at the improved basis OF value ana
the ask price stood the same as formerly.
San Jacinto brought the 1lac advance or
the day before and an increase of another
Nc occurred in the closing ask price
Bids were very slightly lowered. There
was less trading in National OIL and Pipe,
but the fact was due to the stride made
by the holders. All offerings on the terms
of the preceding call or lsc higher Were
quickly absorbed and no responses came
TO similar bids In the latter part of the
session. Beatty dropped down 1sc and
much heavier selling took place. All that
could be had was taken and 1ac more was
afterward asked.
The trading In Merchants and Mechau-
les was much more active, although there
was no noteworthy improvement In price.
The stock was an easy seller at llsc and
closing bids showed a decline OF lsc. FED
eral Crude traded good deal more freely
| and was purchased Ut prices htue
/ above recently prevailing offers. Empire
/ state sold ut u small gain on the day and
/ a larger inquiry appeared. Equitable
/ Land and OH excited some interest, but
/ the failure Of buyers Ia advance then
! limits caused few transactions. Mammal
tan gained further strength but tie dif
ference between holders and buyers re
manned as great as formerly. An adj
vance of soc by takers did not bring sell
4 ers of Higgins nearer to terms aud Go
Der scored gain of / cent on the day
| Becky Sharp sold about Ac higher and
! freer trading resulted. but there was NJ
change in the final tgures. A transaction
In Trenton Rock was made by an advance
of &c from bidders, and the same price
was wanted on further offerings.
The total sales amounted TO 2s's'
I shares.
The prices bid and asked at the close
yesterday and the sales made were as
follows:
UNLISTED STOCKS.
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H. G. g. Beers Letter.
isnecinl To The Post !

TNINVIHI 10 IHF I7VSI,I
New Orleans. La. July s.-Liverpool ad-
vices were encouraging, consequently our
market opened about 2 points higher, sub
sequently improved l to additional on
fears that the weekly weather report might
he more unfavorablc than expected Upon
The issuance OF this document however, it
was construed on the whole as being favor
able and caused a break of to 10 points
from the top, making the net loss to I
points on the day.
We quoted last weeks Texas report some
few days ago and now give this weeks,
both of which are contradictory of the re-
marks quoted by monthly bureau In which
IL was claimed that the rains in Texas did
little or no good. From the above it will
be seen that the States west of Mississippi
are In good condition. but rains are needed
over the greater portion of the central and
eastern districts. II. & b. Beer.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

Prices Closed Down on Bear Selling Fol-
lowing Government Report.
New Orleans July s.--The market for
spot cotton was steady and without per-
ccptible change in ruling prices, though
some buyers incline TO the opinion that
values are Just shade easier. At least
the claim Is advanced that a few small
lists have been secured at moderate con
cessious IN favor of takers. Sales. 100
bales, including 100 TO arrive. Quotations
unchanged. In futures but little business
was transacted until the weekly govern
ment crop report was read Although the
document was coufcssedly. at least in the
trade, of n decidedly equivocal character
,nc bears appeared 70 derive the greater
measure of comfort from it, and briet
era Of brisk selling ensued, sending prices
down to G points from the highest leve
NJ the forenoon and leaving them standing
when tn market closed, at net losses Of
+ Ia points
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-09
Lookhart Locals.

Lockhsrt, Texas, July S.-rhe commits
sioners court, acting as a board of equal
izatlon, raised the valuation OF all railroad
property IN the county, adding $1,000 per
mile 10 the assessed valuation
Lanus Watson, the Lockhart baseball
pitcher. left for Beaumont yesterday 10
pitch a matched game for the Beanmonters
against Nacogdoches and Newt Trlgg
another expert has been engaged 10 pitch
n game for Luling against Eagle Lake,
which will be played at Eagle Lake next
week.
cd camp meeting at Clarks chapel Eve
miles east Of Lockhart, and are having q
good attendance,
nromlnent attorneys, has returned from
protracted visit to his Western sheer
ranch
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-09
METALS.

New York. July s-New York lead held
quiet and steady without change; London
remained unchanged spelter was firm and
at London. the closing there being 40. Lo-
cally iron remained about steady and quiet
at the old basis. Warrants continued more
/ foundry Northern was quoted at - Goa
% 90; No. foundry Northern Il GOA
% co: No. ! foundry Southern and No i
foundry Southern soft 81 50d22. 90. The
English markets were a tribe irregular
Glasgow CLOSED at Sos Cd. Middlesboro al
Sos lOkd.
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able business. The sanitary committee re
ported that the cost OF treating the small.
pox cases, which was done successfully and
without spreading the disease, would not
exceed S7j.
The O'Connor Guards will 60 into bar
racks tonight to prepare for the Austin en-
cnmpment.
derson. Martin O'Connor, b. II. Williams
and Davis Stoner are expected home today
from Rockport, where they have been en-
loving several days tarpon nshing.
iTbe 4-vear-old son OF Herman Stuart
broke his leg Sunday afternoon 10y fall
from a buggy In which he was playing with
nther Children.
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PEAR BLIGHT.
Prof. Waite viii Come in the FalI--can
Be Eradioated.

Prof. Waite viii Come in the FalI-Can
Be Eradioated.
To the Editor Of The Post
On June 2s wrote again to Prot. NJ. b..
Waite Of the bureau Of pathology 10 In
vestigate the diseases Of orchard fruits,
at Washington, whose letters on the pear
blight" have been recently published In
The Post. In this letter urged as strong
" as possible that Secretary Wilson or
Prof. Waite send some expert or, better
still. the professor come himself, organize
our coast country orchardlsts for the cx-
termination Of this pest and II possible
crush It out this year
From Prof. waites reply the agricultural
department has. taken action and Is deeply
interested, ready 10 cooperate and Prof
Wst,s viii come personally In October Of
November (the best time 70 90 this work.
and he adds that ~ the people can b In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-09
Good Pecan crop Promised.

Wharton. Texas, July s,-The storm Of
September s, 1900, was fearful In Its de-
struction Of the forest growth OF Wharton
county the injury TO the pecan crop caus-
ing the greatest damage, many trees being
their branches; hut In spite OF this the
outlook for this year Is encouraging, Que
Of the most experienced pecan buyers es.
timating the present crop TO equal Mt least
one-fourth Of the original crop as II was
before the storm.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-09
HEAVY STABLES.

1TloN-powder, per key, S4.O0;
powder, S1.65 per keg; drop shot,
l45; buck, S1T0.
Extra short clear, in sacks. 1870;
lSTc; boxed, Nc higher: bellies,
sAc; New York bellies, lac.
\ olL-ln barrels, 4sc; half bar
sc AND TIEs-Bagglng, 2.lb, &c;
n; Arrow ties. less than carload
4 Houston, S125.
-Stick, wrapped, basis "a. No. 2,
per 10; No, FULL weight, basis
nc per ID; special sizes, lac nigh,
3ksGl5c, as to quality.
ES-si1r, full weight, 10c; Gran
Weight, lol4c; Electric Lights, S4c;
4 weight, llAc, light weight, lOla'.
icgotICartland, S2.75@5.25; Rosen-
~Rlo foir. 7,5d7%c: prime. s,4al
q e, SE49c; fancy, l0RG11c; Pea
Nul2c. Cordova, 1870; roasted
g ArbUtkle's Ariosa, basis 10O-lb
&sc' delivered; Apex, 11lac: Lion,
Seal Mocaa and Java, lib cans,
fa aud Java blend, lib cans. BIB
pals, lS&c; international Java
~ Tins, 1SAc; . and Alb pals,
Syal Anna Mocha and Java, lilo
81 bulk. PC.
&ERs-A b c soda. bulk, boxes,
a cartons, per doz n, csc; ginger
a creams, Sc; stage planks, she
81 lnmbles. lie.
Basis 4S.lb sacks: Fancy high
81 U@4l0, fancy half patent SO "
Hird grade, $3.50; 24-lb sacks, 10c
#/l lINhnTs HnFnp In raHnA1 -
cher.
&cEoUs GooDs-Grits, hominy
meal, IN 40-lb sacks, per sack
meal IN 36-lh sacks, per sack
oats, W 30; Friends oats, $3.50
oats. SO. 10; Hawkeye oats, So. 10
a y puleskTheat, l1glb package, "a. 50
FL nvnneo terce compounds, IA
d llllfiall7kc; 50.lb cans, nc higher
~ higher; Bib cans, tc higher.
standard, 14hc; fancy, 1870
Bie hams, 1o1sc.
81 In barrels. 65G75c per gallon
"a ans, extracted. SAGE per pound
u sglici In l2.lb cans, extracted
found sections, l0c.
NnuiS, sl.Oo per barrel; coopered
sGs-Reboiled, tair, 1e%a1sc
gsIc' choice, 25tt26c; pure re
NsEp MILK Eagle, s6.75a7 90
III f'NNd5.00; Dime, S3.95d4. on
sH.-2d4.39; Winner. "a. 45GnI, 80
.sIl.lb fun weight. 4 OF. $4,000
,msignt, s-oE, Sl.6061, 10; 8 o7
i,ln light weight, 55d6Oc; oil
Snt' $4,000; lunch oysters, Lit
.S.Five gallon kegs, $50: IL
SIo; k-bbls. 81. 5Od4. So; pintt
asyie' SLo0; quarts, America
~ h.Eallon heaagon, $3.50.
ihra fancy head. 6A6i6ibc; choic
ma e, 4ssai'5e; fancy Imported, q
sisal' basis Tie, lie; Manili
hcoonisaissns. coarse. s5c: fine 20,
a. q go 20 eo-5s, s2.45i 1908
aassH,Mackerel, No. 1. new. in !,
~ n "a bar barrels, 70 lbs, No. /. s5.t
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-09
MOSQUITOES CREATE A VACATION
They Are Very Bad in Portions of Brazo-
ria County Just Now.

Alvin, Texas, July s.-The mosquitoes
have come in such swarms that the work
men who labor out of doris have been forced
to suspend labor until the plague has abat-
ed Ordinarily there are few Of the in
sects here and such a thing as a swarm Of
them as thick as 10 compel vacation Il
unknown Cattle and horses are suffering
greatly, but so far no losses have been re.
ported II Is certain that some cattle have
been worried 70 death out on the prairics,
but there may have been only few.
Angleton. Texas, July s.--The moEquitQes
have never been so had before After da -
every night the streets are filled VITA cat
lie which have come into town for protec-
lion from the mosquitoes, which are very
had out on the praries. There will be
some loss among the cattle and probably a
few horses.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-09
rll...a. a port Arthur.

Port Arthur. July s.--A versatile thief has
been operating here. He hrst entered the
postofflce, where he stole about 80 worth
ice house and got chunk of ice, after
which he stole and made his escape on a
horse belonging 10 Skagney Inc oulcers
have obtained no clew TO the ieiio"'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-09
WURTZBURGER MALT EXTRACT
For sale by all druggists, 15o pc
pint bottle.

sided. Prof. Dial of Greenville delivered
Hon Was perfected with Rev Boggs of the
Methodist Episcopal church as president
and q. c. Hunter secretary. IL was the
sense of the organization campaign
against the saloons be entered into az once
aS,6 corontttaes on ways and means were
snnointed IL Is likely that Grayson county
viii be soon in redhot prohibition cam
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-09
/, u, ,,d order Leaoue al sherman,

sherman, Texas July Pursuant to call
by the prohibition executive committee, a
mass meeting was held at the court house
tonight for the purpose OF organizing a
local law and order league In Sherman,
one az the two wet precincts In Grayson
county. DR.. clyce OF Austin college pre-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-09
New York Dry Goods.

New York, July s,--There has been no
change in the general character of today $
business In the dry goods market. The de.
lines Of domesNcs without change in prices.
Prints are quiet but steady Ginghams
scarce and firm. Print cloths inactive at
previous prices, hut slightly steadier for odd
goods Silks and ribbons are scarce In first
hands and firm In price
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-09
EoIl and Killed Himself.

provnyyille. Texas. July s-While men
tally unbalanced Jose simon merchont
Of Point Isabel. climbed Into the rigging OF
- sohoonar and fell 10 the deck, break.
o., his neck and crushing his head ana
s ps His condition had been such
mai he had been guarded for several days,
but he managed TO elude the guard.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-09
METALS

TIN-Flrm, s81 o0ds31 so; lead, 5xc.
GALVANIZED SHEET IRONS and 5
per cent discount
100 pounds
ROOFING TIN-5iachine made. $40 5O6f
box.
pound.
CORRUGATED IRoN-Galvanized. s4.75
per square.
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.Qulnine, 34GS6c per ounce bottle, NOR.
phine, 81 2od2 80 per ounce; coaine. 81 %
per ounce; boraN. Slsc per pound In 1o0lb
packages; copperas. $500 in barrels castor
oil 10 per gallon in b.gallon packages:
epson salts. Sl.7j per 100 lbs In barrels
alcohol S2Ioq3.oo per gallon; sulpur.
S2.61 per 100 lbs in barrels; alum. 3lsc per
pound In barrels: saltpeter Tc per pound In
barrels; camphor. Toe: wood alcohol 75c
@sl 90; gum opium, So so; powdered opium.
$3.50; carbolic acid, 4Od42c per pound In
bottles; calcium carbide. So 20 per 100, de-
llvered IeXaa common rallMnY nolnts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-09
COFFEE.

New York. July s.-cofee-spot Rio
steady: No invoice SIS; milk steady
Cordova sd11l9 Futures closed steady 3
points net higher. Sales 1000 bags; Sep
as. 05: March 20; April 5.2e; May $50;
June 3. 40.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-09
krlprS IN PEACHES
(uSFD BREAK IN PRICES,
/ seareer and lioher-Ar-
si,s, California Prunes.
LIS show Weakness.

!. occurred in the wholesale
|.raoy. Peaches were on hand
= and prices broke sharply
= of the fruit was very sat
rule and some crates Of ex'
Inv freestones sold as low as
escorted varieties Of plums are
|sst and offered at Sl.75@2 20
fcording 10 grade
scarcity in the receipts Of
i ,rss. hut there was no increase
and prices barely varied.
tomatoes we're much lighter
tone ruled. Sales were made
IT, crate. gain of fully 10000.
banana arrivals noted In several
IN. The stock was of rather
and was only offered to local
! at weak prices.
,rt,nue to show weakness and a
4 ssles are being made at $500.
Ielpts are looked for, but the
H. market will be largely gov
kat at Eastern ports.
sb,pment of the season Of Cali.
3kedy prunes arrived and met
II demand at 1925 per crate.
exnected In few days when
Swill be placed on the market
sov the local trade more I'M
Il IN the fruit line than today,
Eminent dealer. The trade has
jom large shipments for several
fthe absorbing capacity of the
I been well tested. | do not re-
kwer prices as due to any other
4 that after this condition OF
ftber day If heavy receipts oc
/ the demand was too well filled
a slump
hcisco advlccs referring to dried
/ THE market for evaporated
FRUITS is ruling quiet, rs Is to be
Il this time of year, especially
4 Insignificant stocks which are
9unplaeed at present date. Specu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-09
LOST, sTRAYED, STOLEN.
WANTED TO RENT.

YoTTNG MARRIED COUPLE wants 20
lease first-class Furnished mouse ~ go ,si
price for place TO suit; highest references'
Reply. giving number and street Al
dress House. this onice =
WANTED TO RENT--cottage Of four O.
Ave rooms; must be IN goou COLO ttv avn
r. o. Box 2SI.
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s.,..t cans for Corslcana.

corsIcana, Texas, July 7.-Superintendent
stermont Of the street railway announces
Thai contract for cars has been awarded
t me ~ ~ soon as ties aud steel arrives.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-09
PAINTS. OILS Ann GLASS

White lead, per cwt, strictly pure. SO. 75:
second grade, 5000 third grade $500
$3.50; barrel lots. 62G5sc per gallon Min.
eral paints. coo per gallon Dry mixed
paints. per cwt., In harreis, DOC Venetian
reds, per cwt., so; yellow ochre. per cwt..
Sl.u. Llnseed OIL best, boiled 7A1fTlc
Ready mixed house paints, 500 Wi now
glass, per cent on January list
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-09
LET tine GOLD DUST twins clio .y0us. w0ras"
TRADE OR EXCHANGE.

$40 ACRES fne, black rice land for house
and lot In Houston take or pay difference.
+. A. Nichols. Houston. Texas. IS
TO TRADE--Good sewing machine or
spring wagon for orENn or other offers
Hickman, 1910 Capitol. II
TO EXCHANGE for improved city prop
erty, ten acres near Beaumont; one lot In
Austin and ninety acres ten miles Of
ference Harral & Barral 31Tla Main
street. Houston. Texas 0
AN excellent little farm. fourteen miles
south Of Houston. with cattle, horses.
mules. implements and complete hny
outfit; will sell cheap on terms or ex.
Chicago. p. G. Lamb & Co., All Blnz
building. 10
FINE STOCK and truck farm In exchange
for suburban property. Address Trader.
Rice hotel. II
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MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.


r. II Thompson Seed and
Rice Milling Co, .,.......l SOB 2oSluO w
Brazora Rice and Irr. Co..I...... w W
Houston Land and Trust CoSluo 5Oi ...',..
Houston Drilling ana sup
ply Co. .....,............l.. ..''J ~ w
luternnt'i Creosote Co. of
Beaumont ., ,......,..,..I 80 Voi.,,....
Moore.C ortes Canal Co,..., 90 90 % 90
Merchants National Bank =. 10 Oul .....:.
Magnolia Park CO....,..... ....,.. 10 W
Planters and Mechanics Ma
tiona Bank .............,l III 90 .......
Rockdale OIL Mil Co....-.. .......l lao %
South Texas National Bank l36 O0l..,....
Sour Lake Springs Co... 40 Wl.......
spindle Top Power Co. 49,, 10 %
Southwestern Dry Plate Co ,...... 1O5 90
Trinity Rice Land and lrri-
cation e.. ............... ....... 90 10
Texas Savings Real Estate
and Invest meut Co....,.. ......,l "a w
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WIRE NAILS--s2. 10 bnse per keg.
nhRBED WlRE-Galvanizcd. Glidden,
IS. 40 Ter 100 lbs; galvanized Baker, SIS 50
per 100 lbs
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Doc 'es' sVH
PRIMES Tragedy. per crate. s.. ooe7a Ok
.fLUMS-Texns, per peck <. 45Gi5oc:
"a quart crates. 50deoc California assorted
varieties 81 1912 Is.
JiMEAPPLEs.Floridn, per crate, 81. 5o4s
AS; Mexico So. %. 'S
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OUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

irlson Of these quotations shows
Antages IN favor OF Houston us Il
anarket. When the buyer Consid-
suehts TO be derived II ON lious-
Hi rates he will ind ,hIt even
&auotable figures at other markets
the price hGaglY pal Is general
j The prices are those rulng
buston wholesale merchants, and
daily.
CANNED GOODS.
b FRUITS-Applcs. BIB, G5cm
3apples, sliced, Ito; eye.ess and
d .hldl.S5; extra grated, - o.;
soc; Strawberries, lib, 81 100
Sberrles, 2lb, sOQS5c; peaches,
fll.l5.
1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2-lb.
1. Sf.l5: Bib. fun weight, Sl.30;
Slds, Sl.OOal.U5; Bib, seconds,
okra and tomatoes. lib. 500;
3aut. Bib, 500: California as
<2j.-lb, 81 $4,000, according to
y asparagus salmon, cans, StJui
5nia asparagus s. 20; baked beans,
Fl ID string beans, S5c; bib kidney
H. 2lb stringlcss beans, $50; 2-lh
4 peas. Sl.lO, 2-lh American petit
FQ175; extra Maine corn. 81. f5d
b. style corn, 95caSt 90; standard
t5c; seconds. SjG90c
9RNIA FRUIT E-tray standard
bches, lemon cling, Sl.9jGl2 90
&awford, 81. S301.05; black cher
Gd225; white cherries, 50 25a
1icots, SlS0H1o0: strawberries
'plums, $l.65M1.T5. grapes
seconds, Toe per dozen leS'
standard prices.
. MoLASSES-P. & f. Old Fash
lions, $40 per case; Y. gallons
lease; 4 gallons, $3.75 per case
frpp, 2.lb cans. God05c; Coli
3nd, fancy table syrup. quart jars
dozen; B. b. & Co, Creole
Bib, S1,35; lib, $40; 10-lb
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Victoria Newo Notes.
Victoria, Texas, July e.--The city coun-
ell met last hight and transacted consider
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NICE, newly furnished, cool rooms and
bath; new house; close in; references.
SOC Mckinney. IL
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GOOD BOARD and nice rooms at reason
able price, 201S Texas avenue.
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FOOD board and rooms, lo5 Austin st. L

LARGE COOL ROOMS with board modern
conveniences; close In lol4 Walker II
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LARGE ROOM, furnished or unfurnished.
with good board; modern conYeniencess;
4u4 Crawford. 10