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BETTER TRADE IN OIL STOCKS.
INCREASE IN ORDERS.
6UYING ON DECLINES.
Beatty ard N, and NJ. Aotive---Manhatta
Slumps to tS@ i4o--Geyser OF Gal
weston Weakens.

Trading at the oil and Stock Exchange
stated with a decided improvement IN eyi.
dence yesterday The best array Of orders
seen In some time appeared when the cali
OPENED and gave 4 greater animation Ia tho
trade Prices did rot hold up to the former
range In a punter of instances, but the
READY absorption that awaited any drop
made u clear that investors ure Gully Nalt.
ing for the opportunity to reap richer
harvest.
Empire State and Equitable traded around
the 30 mark which is a low valuation
eomrared TO former records. Buyers went
ice higher and obtained block OF For.
ward Reduction. after which sellers held
at the amount previously asked. Grace
fell down TO &c, but offerings Improved
on the close, whilo takers did not stand
ma high. Merchants and Mechanics was
easily purchased at sc and buyers were
not as numerous as formerly. There was
loss OF sc on the bid and a gain of ice
on the ask price In the anal moments OF
the session. National oil and Pine broke
previous records Of lowncss aud sold at lie.
ine best that could be had for the stock
On the close was l2lsc. Palestine OH and
development was better trader ana
takers went M to tho extent Of i.c No
wlnd-up which prevented further trading
silver Dime continued to hold its par value
record and Lucky Dime became consider.
anly more active with buyers al all times
meeting the terms required by holders
independence increased In activity. but
ald not recover from the basis OF It's late
nscllnc There was good trading at aSsd
M and sellers held for a better hgure IN
the later moments Fort Worth WAS houcht
al &c, but the demand was fully SUSTAINED
at That valuation. Sonic Improvement an.
nearcd Ia the position OF Ground Floor and
after the disposal Of one lot purchases
could not he made under a SC advance,
peatty Increased isc on the drst trading,
but the orders wero SO easily allied that
sellers did not remain as arm and closing
quotations stood the same as Saturday
Manhattan made u sensational fall II
created surprise when the stock dropped
down 10 SoaS5c. The effect OF a decline
10 half that value can therefore be i'm.
oglned; The first transfers at l3Il4c
seemed 10 brighten buyers 60 such an ex.
tent that bids of any kind could scarcely
be had, The sharpness Of the decline mud
INC low valuation made, considering the
holdings OF the company, were soon recog-
MED however. and some recovery toos
place, with much more OF the stock want.
ed around these figures and sellers al.
vanced TO zoe, loss of Zoe since Satur.
recessions several points better. with no
demand at higher prices Gladys Of Beau
mont held Its top value and GLADYS OF
Galretton slnmpcd OF 10 4c.
The total sales amounted to 2l,65o shares.
1he prices bid and asked at the close
yesterday and the sales made were as fol
ows
UNLISTED STOCKS.
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NEW ORLEANS SPOT.
1000 Demand at Concessions Which
Sellers Would Not Mset


new orleans, June 2.-Spot cotton was In
sood demand, but buyers demanded conces-
sions which factors generally refused 10
make Sales 2i5o bales. Including 500 to ar.
rive Quotations reduced u on all grades.
contracts we're comparatively active today,
condition somewhat unusual upon the
very eve OF the governments Arst report
Oh the growing crop. The FIRST call showed
gains OF to points on near months and
.. loss Of to on the more distant posl.
lions The hammerinc commenced and
Naines were forced some points for July
ana August, which were the most active
~ ", speculative way, and to points ad.
dltlonal for the new crop months. This
showed SO handsome a proht TO early shorts
that realizing was INDUCED in on a large
scale, and the market was forced up there
1y TO INC extent Of 10 points on July, This
was followed IN turn by another selling
movement that sent prices of again, aud
at the close the net losses were June 10
July Is, August Is, September 10 and 10 10
IA points on all other positions
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1IISTON WHOLESALE MARKET

me me way, O. preparing lands for new n,,,,
Ihgs ana even the labor of clesnin.P ia.t )
f,sspiantng old fields Is being carried on Yin IN
Tue t.eatef part OF the island an 80
limited scale, planters and cane gro nery
peihg each day more and more disoanrs ~ !
at the prospects for the future 'se'
A California advice SAYS concerp,pr ,.,,,..
I'VE are now about 10 enter mar -
watch. from present indications nromIsa,
an abundant yield for all varieties o. frn,,,
with the single exception Of pears. Wastbar
conditions have been most favorable ana
the result is II nothing unforeseen occnrs
between now and the curing season that we
shall have one OF the heaviest crons .var
harvested In The State The srntrity -
LABOR during the harvesting season nron,.
,sss 70 ne a serious question, aud the ont.
NY OF aired fruit viii doubtless he cue.
tallcd to considerable extent on that a..
count. New aprlco.s will be ready for de
livery In about forty to Atty days, depepd.
ing upon weather conditions new psachss
early III August; pears late in Anru r,
h Ii mes early In September. and raislns early
Advlces received from Eugene Nossack Of
the firm of Nossack e. Co.. Hamburg re.
port on coffee. The general feeling is that
the next Santos crop Is only one.half 10
twothirds of the actual one. and this. com.
bined with 1t being late, brought great
steadiness TO our market. The higher IRA.
lillian exchange and smaller receipts OF
course likewise helped, so that we are 10.
day Just pfennigs higher than a fortnight
ago The interior. which had been con.
tinuaily buying slowly. shows also more no..
uYlty, and prices vii. no doubt be nushed
i1rM LIT when exchange continues rising.
ms, secretary Of agriculture of S. Paula
punished that the abnormal rains have
Zone damage and that the fruits Of lhe
hrSt blossom OF August are dry ana hive
fallen on. There will be no want Of hands
as a large number OF immigrants haye ar,
rived, and the crop being small they viii
as y. Jose do Rio Preto, there arc signs of
plantations being abandoned. planters being
discouraged by the low prices aud nv the
nigh freight and expense coffee 10 subject
10 bofore coming to Santos. Other districts
show similar signs though the ground Is
quite fertile and plantations in good
state. On some plantations in the district
Of $. Carlos do Pinhai insects have an
peared which destroy the coffee trees III,
Inter are dlsinfccted with soan and kcro
sene, and part of the trees have be, -,
burned to prevent the spreading out to
other. districts. Fortunately damage so far
is insignificant The Santos stock consists
chiefly Of low qualities, or nice, soft. pale.
good roasting cofees.'
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RIohard Cooke & oo.ls Letter.

Houston, June 2.-The bureau report will
be announced tomorrow at II ocloo4. our
time. 1t is expected 10 be almost perfect
as 10 the condition Of the crop and acre
age about the same as last year This, no
doubt, has been largely discounted, and
percentage OF less than So per ceut wil
doubtless cause an advance. The ngures
last year ON June 10 was 81 $40 The
highest percentage ever given AZ this date
was in 1876. when IL was 81 , 10. The de-
terinrution later on was rapid, crop turn
ing out less than 0,Ov0UD. For the Dump +
crop OF 1865 the figures at this time were
So per cent. The differences IN the state
OF louisiana is 50 marked. Price making
Inc acreage ~. pes cent increase, Latham,
Alexander x Co are about the same as lust
year while the commissioner oi agricui.
turo of that state makes the decrease 1
per cent. leaving the bureau report still
snrouded in mystery.
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Gollad, Texas, May 3l-Three more
deaths from the cyclone Yesterday and last
night: Mrs. W II, Maddox and Miss
right: Mrs. W II Maddux and Miss
Rubena Mathis, white MahGlia Fleming
colored. stll some very dangerous cases and
lockjaw or blood poison may set up at
any time with them.
Everything is getting back to It's normal
condition
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Southern Specialists.

THE recognized expert doctors OF the
South. large and permanent Offices, treat
al CHRONIC and SPECIAL DIhEAsEs 1 o.
Men Women and Chlldren. CRUCES; 80
4o4-aQ5 Moore-Burpett Building HOUSTON
Tske elevator 10 Fourth Floor. CON;
gULTATION FREE. II you can not can
wIite for home treatment.
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|lIGnI RECEIPTS s.. ...,
M FRUITS AND PRODUCE.
nscline OF toc--Mustard
WV adysnce i5e-Egss Went
acent Lower.

,.a characteristic Monday In
~ mcrsets. There were OK
~, receipts OF the most popular
!, ~ NJ fruit and produce line and
"a experienced a noteworthy fall
pirsult'
,r rustard sardines have made en-
die
u. !, ioc occurred in fancy high
n slisnt hour.
I..psi. sdvices stated that Elgin but
l. ,suained firm but unchanged at
4 markets
..,.,D,s Of cantuloupes were noted
~. ranged about 25e below the
hot week.
...,,l, Of Texas tomatoes were suf.
IVA 10 cause a decline of 2oc.
" srovn article now dominates the
"A lover prices are looked for.
~
.,.,,,e demand is In evidence for
.,oss and while the movement CON
AZ average for this season of the
eS,naes have been noted in the
fia.
.e,s,ned again under the influence
}s.s,,r demand and sales were made
,,,r,rs Of lie lower than Saturday.
~, were reported as low as 1oc. but
t,,mlty occurred at l1Gl2c.
u mali siyices from Cuba state that
| A. ueater part Of the sugar region
I.,,,s has been insufficient 10 meet
Ingrenents Of the small cane upon
4, Elects of the persistent drouth
H. 10 tell heavily, especially In the
n. II Matanzas The crop is now
En- and all over the island and the
n. If plantations still at work is
ISrIted. Very little is being done in
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AUTO AND TROLLEY CAR COLLIDE.
Four Persons Severely, Perhaps Fatally,
Injured at Rockawsy Beach.

New York, June 2.-Four persons were
severely lnjured-two OF them fatally, II
is feared in a crash at Rockaway Beach
between an automobile and a trolley ear.
william \. Collard of Manhattan; legs
and arms iaeerated.
a. Gilmore NJ Manhattan; cut on head,
Mrs A Gilmore OF Manhattan; internal
t,inries, small chance OF recovery.
norothy Strassnian, s years old, Of Man
haitian. head crushed.
marty. which was piloted By Mr. Gilmore
acting chauffeur.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago. June -Bptier--stcady; cream
ery 1902: dairy 1910 CHEESE Steady,
81 fouls, June 2.-Pou.try steady; chick
ems ai5; springs 2sd3o; turkeys o. Geese
As54l5. Rutter-Steady; creamery 1Id23;
dairy i5dla Eegs-steady, 4 o-
Nsv York June Eggs Receipts 243o5
nsckages market firm: Spnihern l4di5.
Kansas City. Juno 2,-Eggs-Firm, II,
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DRUGS ANp cHEM1cALs

,VuInIne, Ss1i 4Oc ner ounce ho,.ie r,o-.
nss q -Sd2 90 per ounce, cocaine, s. *
"a ~ -, "unee' poraN, slsc per pound In ioo.lb
nninieAssges; copreras. 500 In barrels: castor
EPSON salts. Sis per 100 lbs In p1hy nrrs,s.
ssaooesnaol, 81. l0lS. 90 per gallon; suipiur.
S sS,oS Per 100 lbs in barrels alum, SIC PER
bb srrsu,i ID barrels; saltpeter &c per oound in
Ssi *, canphor. zoe, wood slcohoi -Sc
&. ~ ~ sum opium, So 50; powdered opium.
S,.e,v,, caroolic acid, 4oGi5c per mound ID
HRv SarSs calcium carbide, SIS 20 per 100, &c.
"'s1eu texas common railway points
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see GALVANIZED laS, SHEET IRoS-s5 and S
100 pounds. ~. - ~ yer
,hnnnoflNG TlN--Machine made. $40. son
boy per oex; old style, sis.5oGis5o per
p5 sSooddpnR-Halt and HAIR iTaisc per
per square. "A''sn'Aeo' cow
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Residence at Denison.

Denison, Texas, June 2--The residence Of
Sir Frank Mamola was partially destroyed
by Ore last night. Loss 5000, with $1,000
estimated at $500 covered by Insurance.
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A TEXAS WONDER.
AAllls GnEAT DIsCoVERY.

One small bottle Ct Halls Great Dlseov'
cry cures an kidney aud bladder troubles.
removes gravel, cures diabetes, seminal
emissions, weak nnd lame backs, rheuma'
tlsp, ana al Irregularities Of the Kidneys
ana bladder IA both men and women, regu
lates bladder troubles in children. II not
sold by your druggist. will be sent by mall
on receipt Of 81. one small bottle Is two
months treatment, and viii cure any case
lhoye mentioned. DR.. T. W. Hall, sole
nauufacturer. r. o. Box 629. ST. Locis, No
Send for testimonials Sold By all drug
lists
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HARDWARE.

MINE NAILS-S2.n5 base ner tee
GO psaahBED WIRE-Galvanized, Gliaien,
r ner ,ob ef 400 lbs; galvanized Baker, 50 IS
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n. & 3. Beers Letter.
Especial to The Postl


New Orleans, June 2,--The official an.
nouncement Of peace having been declared
between tho British and Beers occasloned
a good Improvement In Liverpool and that
market closed at l O'Clock in honor of the
event. Prices here on the opening were
] to higher on the ne7r months In sym.
patty, but later declined to l. subse.
quently the very Gathering crop report IS.
sued by the Times Democrat today and
the expectation Of a favorable bureau and
weekly report tomorrow caused break Of
is to 10 from the top on summer positions
and the new declined Q to 10 additional,
making tho net loss IA to is points
on the day From the favorable private
crop accounts received the trade is antici-
patins bcarlsh bureau report tomorrow
and this was mainly instrumental In bring
lug about liquidation. Manchester cables
say that the cloth market was sluggish
during the past week and the demand nas
not been brisk since the Whitsuutlde hoi-
days. No immediate prospects OF improve
ment are apparent, aud foreign advices
have not encouraged merchants 10 place or
ders, The daily weather conditions and
the demand for spots viii continue 10 regu-
late values. II. & b. Beer.
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HEAVY STABLES

uHa' p Al LIS.
AtAilioN~e, POWDER, per key, 81, co.;
3osaer, % per Reg; drop shot,
I'm gp, ouGA' 81. ~
KS t.sulars l2la?6l2Ssc; boxed, Ac
-rr MsilsS, l2579 l244c.
.sth olLo--ln barrels. 4Sc; half bar
eeiye ,xo r,rs
E II , 'sci arrow lies, less than lar,,
M m; u s,ia houston, 81 %,
MA ~ ~. MI"PPeg nnsls -, NO, =,
uS5lgsS' ~, ~ ~ 40, / tull weight, basis
|a,sd !, w S,s TO- SPECIAL sizes, lac nigh
1yDIrs tsr s a. TO qn9iity; g.
In Vsisbt TAI ~ ~ MGignt; lVci iran,
I'm Tsiybt iii rs hl ,,n Lights SIC;
glyT p ar+ 49, r. .islt weight, lot1c.
(s ipir,ls,alI ;W,
[ssxn- no tair, l3a0 sc: prime, si5ll
raisc3 cordoya i3' 's:i re roa tati
a H. AJ aali. Arlosa, basis 1oN-lh
" asiNercd; Apex, II DOE; Lion,
{s seg Seal Mocha and Java, 1lh
(. "a Mocha and Java blend. lib cans.
Gfni INK t t,ns, 5issAc;o lnternational
n ssy Sl,,. Anna % Mocha and Java, l-!5
klrKrPSa soG;
I'm e.,,,a { soda, bulk, boxes,
4 IL. a arodS per dozen, 0oc; ginger
7siI juprgNsianllS Sc; stage plnnks, 6iac;
{erR-Rasls .e ile,
btu ?Sa sls Az - t 10 sacks; Fancy .nigh
srs his sbbspe' 3, 30; 24-lb sacks. loo
hirhsr sAef' nour in wood, l5c per
talyAcFors $780,
PAL neal ~ s ag,ln sacks per sack,
oats, 81 l 9Sl Fr, sacks o, per e. q a. *,
ma SusiwfS1e,sto ' , HtaEkeye oats g. So So
sgatI ilIs1,,tt fierce compounds, IA
I'M, e sighef; s gp So S.ns T. sir ahishe
/; Jisnlss lSa hoard o. lSi9c; fancy, 1870
as-BuIs, si'oo per Per barrel; coopered,
EsEr-ln har,o,s e.1z-
eA cans. S sr,ras soG,9c per gallon
n aiii,c,e 1,r ~ g. Sd6c per pound
rs pond ssnt,o LID cans, extracted,
plAsSES- P sb5inJ,hs; l2Gl3c. -
h sf2lc. . chnied' fair: l6Adlse;
N tldsJc 0'ce' @oa2oc; pure re-
Es.lhgSSED MIX ra-oo.
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DR.. 4. W, Hall, 81. Louis: Dear Sir
Ny wife has been affected with kidney aud
bladder trouble for seventeen years, ana
was confined 10 her bed for year, ana
i tried many physicians without benefit.
Two bottles OF your Texas Wonder, Hail ;
Great Discovery, cured her, and ] consider
il the grandest medicine on earth. Very
respectfully. J. {, PlLAAp.
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TYpEWRITERS.

VISIBLE touch fypewritiag on the -Bllek."
No 4 s35; No I $50: 5000 10 use. A few
W It. Russe* aeneral Agent. psiiaA
Taxak q
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Dys. Belts G. Belts & Dyar,

Physicians, Surgeons and Specialists,
214 ST.. Charles ST., New Orleans.
Young, mddle.aged and old. single and
married men and a'l who suffer WIN .ost
Manhood, Nervous Debility, spermalot a
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NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the stockholders and direftors
Of the Direct Navigation company will he
franklin avonne at IL O'Clock o. m.
Tuesday Of July ], 1902 y. C. Cushman,
Secretary IL
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New York Futures.


New York. June The cotton market
opened steady With prices 8 points higher
to points lower, snd while more or less
subject to rallies from time 10 time work d
generally lower during the balance of the
session and closed at about the bottom.
with the local trade entertaining very bear
ish views. Tho British peace news. light
receipts and bnllisb Liverpool cables were
dsreGarded from the hrst and every con
sideratlon was given to good crop and
weather reports. Efforts Of the bears were
lew arded more readily by reason of the
scarcity Of purchasing orders About the
only commission houses which did business
in the ring were promlntu ut as sellers of
the summer months which, In view of a
severe break in the New orleans market,
started rumors that prominent bulls IN the
southern market were selling out. TAe
room operated on the theory that the Uu.
leau report from Washington tomorrow VII
show AN average condition of the crop ~
about SIS as contrastcd with SIS same time
last year. The market closed quiet net -
to Is points lower. Total sales estimated
al I2J.UUU bales
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Memphis June 2.-OlI, CARLOAD lots, per
gallou-Prime crude IS; on crude nominal;
milne summer yellow AZ; OF summer yell
low nominal; cooking summer yellow, less
AMI cake--Prme @ 80; of nominal.
New Orleans June 2.-Cotton oil-Prime
refined. IA barrels, "A; of 43; prime crude,
laose. IS.
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FOR SALE on account OF healtn, the
Me XHnthoS confectionery aud fruit
store. COS Main street, best location. noe
business es abllshed: for any information
Inquire Of any or thp hest wholerale com.
mission houses IN city u
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FRuITS.

BANANAS-LooSc, Sl,5odl65, packed
81 I5d2 %: per pound. 2&dSc
CA%TELoUPEs-R crates, 81
a.. so.
81 J01ti. 70. ,..,,..,,
81. 1893 co. .ooo
425; Mediterranean sweets. S3.I5.
PEACHES-Per box. S5G5oc; 4-basEet
crates, 50GI70c, according Ia quality
PLCMS-Texas, per peck i OK, 31d50c.
STRAWBERRIES Crate, "a quarts,
81 25si2 90 according 10 quality.
BLACKBERRIES = Cultivated, crates
S1fiiiSEAfTLEs-P crate, S4.5o94.T5.
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DRIED FRUITS AND MITES.

APPLES-Fancy evaporated 5O-lp boxes,
l0lt MiUlac: Lib cartons, fancy. lO4Milc:
cartons choice, lO4@lolac; choice eyapO-
rated, 9AGlUc; sun dried, b7sG7Isc.
APRlCOTS-Pe H. loose, lOla1llc.
ClTRON--In 1O-lb boxes. lac
CUHRANTS-25 ID boxes cleaned bulk,
sied0c: lib cartons, 9M@1lc.
DATES-1lb packages, 7la0Sc; Fard
dates DC; Hallowei bulk G0lb boxes, ga
tic,
pEACHES--Choice new stock. 9G9Ac.
RAISlNS- California, 3-crOwn, l.. b.,
boxes, 81 65Gl.75; h,lb boxes, L, l.. ralsins
G(GtTuc; 2-crOWn, L, NJ. ra,sins aUlb boxes.
Sc: 3-crown l.. NJ. raisins. sI5e.
FRUNES-Californla, JO-lOs, Sc; SO-#s,
5lac: 7O-sus. &c; 6o-7Os, 6}ac; 5O-6Os, &c;
su-6Os 50,
NU'TS-Fllberts sicily, i3c; CalfornT
wamlts, 13d14c; peanuts fancy hand pirk.
ed. GGGlh; No ., AAG5c; Jumbo, Id1l4c.
aImonds, Taragon1. 1Gm lTr Per Ii ~ SACKS;
California almonds, l5c; necans, loGl2c, ac-
cordlng 10 size.
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NOIIDE OF AnnunI Meetlug. -Notlce 10
hereby given that the annual meeting or
stockholders OF the Galveston, Harrisburg
and san Antonio Railway Company viii
be held nj the general office OF the com
papy IN the city of Houston, Harris couu-
~, Texas, at II O'Clock m, on tho nrst
day OF July 1907 and that The annual
meeting az tho hoard " directors ot said
company viii he hold at the same place
Hud on the same day mmeuiatcly after
tho adjournment Of Gald annual meeting
OF the stockholders. &. Il, SeEcr, Secre-
tary. IL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

! HAVE this day sold to Mr.. Arthur LIP.
per one-haf interest IN the business
known as the Texas Mercantile Agency,
and he will become an active partner In
tho management Of the business, other.
wise there will be no change. L. d, Ale.
lptvre q
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EDUCATIONAL.

4 GRADUATE OF Harvard wishes rarsn
for the summer. u. II. Leaveil, MI ps.
les Ave.
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NOTICE iust claims against the estate
Of Dr. ] x, MAYO, deceased, should he
prcScutcd IN duplicate 10 Oren MAYO.
i605 foi payment; fuads Tor TIA, purp "a
VIII not be held later than that date.
IA
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PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.

white lead, per cwt. strictly pure, sNz5
second grade, Sc 90; third grade, 50 90.
Turpentine. per case, two 5;gallon, cans,
So Is; barrel lots, Ole per gallon Mineral
rwt. 81 80: yellow ochre. per cwt. y 90,
Linsced oil, best, boiled, To@Tic Ready
mixed house paints, 81 90, Window glass
IS and 50 per cent Of JapuaTy llsi.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

PATENTS Protect your ideas; no allow
ancc: no Zee. consultation free; estahy
lished 1864 Milo b, Stevens q Co. GA
Eleventh street, Washington
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

f. o. B. mill Texas interior points, A.
colding to location, Per gallon.
Primo crude oil. loose 49,. 80 az
=, inc summer yellow oil... Al II
llnters, according 10 quality org o2%
Per tUh.
Iuus. loose ......,........SS 10 u
Prime cotton seed meal. % 80 a
Prime cotton seed cake. - % ~
LluotntiUus on prime cotton seed meal
alu prime cotton seed cake are for delivery
a. Galveston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-03
HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

L,purI,cn Of these quotations shows
.ay,ntaees In favor of Houston as a
VI, market. When the buyer consid-
n. benefits TO be derived from nous'
|,.rd,At rates he will ind that even
ne quotable 1gures at other markets
|aru, the price finally paid is general
tu,,i The prices are those ruling
!, Houston wholesale merchants, anu
|trlsed daily.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-03
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1NN0INCEMENr- All persons 10 whoir
nc late Wtbam Montague Muir Mackea,
ziC, Scottish n0blcu0n, WAS Indebted. VII
seuH 10 his widow, Mrs William Muir
Moi ru1ic, nov residing IN New York
ciry 100 East Twenty ifth street, the fun
nuioupt OF an bills duo tbem from him
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