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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-09-18

A. Williams is attending the fair In
Ionia this week.
A bran new big line of chataline
bags, call and see them at HulPs.
Have your eyes correctly fitted by
A. b. Hull optician.
Miss Jessie Gott visited her parents
in Gowen. Wednesday.
Miss Ella Mckinley left Tuesday for
weeks visit with relatives in Ionia.
Mrs. f. S. Moulton returned yester-
day from five weeks visit at ST.
Johns.
Rev. A. o. Carman is in Traverse
City attending the NJ. f. conference
this week
Mrs. w. M. Bowen left today for a
two weeks visit with her parents in
Grand Rapids.
Mrs Nelson Holmes of Grattan is
visiting Mrs VIM. Lessiter and other
friends this week.
Mls Mduu OHSCi dHu sun L diSo VI
Orleans is visiting at DIR. Smiths and
other friends this week
The firm of Lawrence & Emmons
has been dissolved, Mr. Lawrence hay
ing purchased the interest of his
partner and will conduct the business
on south Bridge street alone.
Mr. and Mrs. HI. Payne, of Maple
Rapids, have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Locke this week and accom-
panied them to Grand Rapids Thurs
day morning to attend the Bird Mich.
Cavalry reunion.
The marriage of Mrs. Z. A. String
ham, of this city, and Mr.. L. Daily, of
st. Louis, took place at the formers
home Wednesday afternoon. Rev.
III. N. Spear pastor of the Baptist
church performed the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Daily will reside near st.
Louis on farm.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-09-18
REPUBLICAN EDITORS MEET.
Held n Few Days Session In Hillsdale
Ate Roast OK.
Louis on a farm

Ate Roast OK.
The Michigan Republican News
paper Association held profitable
two days meeting in Hillsdale this
week Tuesday and Wednesday, there
were 80 of the pushers of the quill and
owners of Journals of that political
faith in attendance. Col. +. j. Merch
of the Hillsdale Leader and President
of the Association, and G. G. Vaughn
of st. Johns, Secretary had charge of
the meeting.
The following program was carried
out in excellent papers, remarks and
discussions what For" + o. Dewey
of the Owosso Times, majority
Rule" George Barnes Livingston Re-
publican, 1.-THE Press and the Party"
A. l.. Bemis Carson City Gazette,
THE Newspaper in the Campaign"
Geo. T. Campbell Owosso Argus;
"Questions" +. b. Lapham Belding
BANNER, "The Young man in Poll
tics" H. A. Hopkins st Clair Repub-
lican, 1.-The Party Organ and the
Party" II. +. Hetherington Detroit
Journal. At the close of the session
the editors visited Hillsdale college
and then went to Baubeese Lake to a
farmers picnic where roast OK was
served. Gov. Bliss, Senator Burrows,
Congressman Gardner, VIM. Alden
Smith, Gen. Alger, Col. o. A. Jones
and a number other distinguished men
were present.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-09-18

FOR SALE-Tenor drum, orchestra
model, Is inch, A inch shell; one calve.
skin and one kangaroo head, ID tight
eners. In good condition. CHAS S
YoUNGS, BANNER Office.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-09-18

Dress does not make the person Nor
does a clean exterior indicate clean,
interior. To be well all organs in the
body must work in harmony. Rocky
Mountain Tea does this work. Cornell
Bros.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-09-18

Statesmen Wanted-to look after our
interests in Ionia and adjacent coun-
ties. Salary or commission. Address
Lincoln Oil Co Cleveland, Ohio.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-09-18

LosT-A pair of gold trimmed nose
glasses. Finder please leave at BAN.
NER Office
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-09-18

BOARD, or, rooms with bath. In
quire at once.
MRS. IDA WADSwoRTH, or
r. FRANK IRELAND
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-09-18

Avoid serious results of kidney or
bladder disorder by taking Foley's
Kidney Cure.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-09-18

Notice the pictures in Benedict's
windows at 10 and 10 cents.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-09-18

STOLEN Crescent chainless bicycle
Model IL; No. 567794, Blue frame
Rose wood rims, Crescent Dunlap tires,
Garford saddle tan color. A liberal
Reward for return,
M. A. Benson & Co.
Saranac, Mich, Sept 10.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-09-18

Apples for Sale-On farm two miles
north of Ellis farm. Mrs. Warren.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-09-18

play of English authorship and locale,
is said to haye quite upset all tradi-
tion as to scenic establishment. The
display of the scene painters art was
all accomplished in New York. 1t is
most picturesque in design as may be
Judged from the character of some of
the pictures. Some of those of more
than ordinary beauty are the ancest-
raj home of the Earl of Woodstock;
EPSON Downs race course on Derby
Day, the Earls Court Exhibition by
night; Covent Garden and the interior
of the National Sporting Club, London
during a spirited glove contest. The
management has provided a company
the superior of which is probably not
often seen in melodrama.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
"sporting Life. /"

"Sporting Life" the English melo-
drama which was produced at Nc
Vicker's Theatre, Chicago, and ran
% weeks in that with continued sue
cess, is announced for the Opera
House, Monday evening, Sept. %. 1t
is declared that this announcement
carries with it the assurance that we
are about to see one of the most sue
cessful productions in this country.
The Chicago press, for once in its his
tory. was unit in pronouncing the
play one of the most realistic scent
cally, that they had ever been privi-
legged to witness. sporting Life" a
u "
{ \ IS |!iI((ly
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16

changed on reports Of light frost Ia tho
Tennessee district. Killing frost. however,
dld not materlalizc, consequently values
cascd on Slightly, but upon the prediction
that froet would occur Tonight IN the cN-
trcme northern sections ~ Tennessee,
Georgia and the Curolnns, the market be-
came steadcr, About this time ~ was
asccrtaincd that the tcmprrature aSd rlsen
IN tho Northwest aud that fair and warmer
weather was predicted FOR tonight and 30
morrow 40 fcNns Arkanps, Louisiana,
Oklahoma ana thc indian Territory, Values
Immediately became easier on the above iu.
formation and q break OF II "a r. points
from the top was established, making the
net loss 10 to II points on the day
White light frost nay he realized tonight
IN exposed localities in Northern Tennessee,
Georgia aud tho Carolipus, Il Is very doubt
ful. IL 4 Milling frost win take place Cnu-
sidcrine the rise Ia temperatures In the
Northwest and the Official prediction ~ fair
auf warmer weather tonight mud tomorrow
In Texas Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma
and the Indian TERRITORY
Rrccipts are Somcwhn lighter than lnHt
year, and tho same Is attributed 10 iht
apnthy ~ splnucrs, who claim that bad
trade conditions in Europe preclude Their
crop estimates. However " general klli
Ing frost wore 90 occur In the next rev
DAYS sharp reaction would bee ~ order.
ON the other hand, tho nhsenre ~ kllllns
frnstS during the next two weeks may oe
cnkiou further recession. Weather con
ditions therefore. In our opinion wiz rcgu'
late the future course ~ tho market
4 n HpnT.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
MEDIUM BUSINESS TRANSACTED
WELL DISTRIBUTED DEMAND.
First Car Of Colorado Potatoes Comes
ln--Flour Situation Strons--celery
Chesper--Apples Stronger

There was only medium business trans
acted IN local trade circles yesterday The
demand Was wen distributed ANA was
strongest GA the fruit list than otherwise.
The apple situation was somewhat bet.
ter under lighter stocks aud very favor
able demand.
4 lighter demand prevailed on celery and
decline Of Zoe iron, prices heretofore
ruling took place
Receipts OF Texas eggs wege larger aud
while there was no change 80 quoted prices
the situation was slightly weaker
The supply Of tomatoes has run low aud
prleos arc considerably higher Wen col
Ored stock In good condition brings 81 per
crate.
Prices on -four are very strong aud adj
vices from mills indicate thar an advance
may occur soon IN Wow Of decrease IN
lne movement OF wheat
The pecan situntio1 is attracting q goo,
deal Of attention from dealers Adv,ccs a,
rule arc very mixed, hut the genera
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
HOUSTON WHOLESALE MARKET

opinion Is that the crop win be . large
ono. shipments are comiug 81 resalmls
aud the size Of the nut received now is
grcateT than formerly,
Tie nrst car 81 Colorado potatoes Of
the season was utloaded aud met With an
easy sale. They were placed on the marAc.
az II'snsQc
The Williams. Flash Company of New
York say Of cotton seed products;
The 'hmness noted ia our last has CON
linucd Throughout thc week aud lcd 10 iuf
hned and crude. but morc especially the
latter AS matter NJ fact, tuis nrnness
and advanced prices l. due lArgcN 10 thH
huyiHg uf crude On thc part OF one OF the
principal companies, with tue result that
the mills generally are pretty well sold upi
for the time being.
The European markets are also tlrmcr
hut nro bidding prices that are still con,
siderahly below "a parity OF present values
ot crude II IS usual ~ September to have
OF legitimate bUyerf having lrt their stocks
rum very low, and there being always more
or less of short interest THIS season
this advance came latcr than usual, but &C
tnkea place Ahout this time Whether 1t
VIII be maintained Vr not depends largely
/ less. thar the offers uf refined oil now be-
I ing made TO Europe by the biz companies
lor fnturc deliveries are fnirly free. nnd
/ st prices below present figures asked. their
/ idea being possibly 10 take advantage Of
/ the present advance To put out soinc future
/ sales at hgurcs which viii look high When
lgC, time q delivery actually arrives,
! Tho market closes nrm. with offerings
| rattle: small, Prime yellow for October
/ &c hid, SJilc asked. November 1Btsc asked,
| I've bid; December BIZ asked 35lsc bid,
zoe according TO location aud time OF DC,
! liVcry,
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c.arnIIl Z. RIohardsonI. Lelter.

Houston, October ia man 10 Atlanta
once wired his Now Yort broker; Frost
ia Georgia; sell my cotton" rko market
Al the close Of today hooks lie the Georgia
man Is doing business again With y whole
lot Of peonlo 10 help him. We believe the
market Is feeling the influence Of Mr.. Bus.
ton. Liverpool was weaker THAI they
should have been.
Frost was reported from several stations
ia tho eastern belt last night. Memphis
and Atlanta getting close 70 the freezing
point. With indications OF even colder
weather tonight. but the bears hopes are
10 Texas the Territories. Arkansas and
Mississippi, where clear, cool weather pre-
walls There ID no doubt that the colo
wave has done injury. but the terIitoty
effected Il 50 small thst atue at'Snuy Il, =
ION WIN Issue his crop estimate from New
orleans some time 10 he next rev dahs'
being given 70 the public IN tne r H,ew ~
Counter, but II he Is a. bearish AZ mshy
belieye his friends are discounting his
views 10 ADVANCE and mere may ps Nm
~ there Will he iOls Of cotton 20 buy 70
cover the lines q shorts now going into
ms market.
futerior offerings very small One Of oui
BANKERS stated today This Is the hrei
time I have ever seen interior banks send,
oetobcr." one bank sent $4,000 yesterday,
and many smaller amounts II show,
cissrly thai there rs no demand for money
al The Interior 10 move cotton
The Wall street Clique were large buyers
n Jnnuafy- New York between 500 and S.Gl
nt ole time today, Liverpool and the con
tinent sold. aud the south did nothing
Tho action ~ the market indicates that
Efforts are being made 70 create 4 STAN
Dcda amone long holders and shake then
ont and With further easiucss considerable
liquidation will no dcubs be seen but eaen
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
NEW YORK COTTON,
The Market Opened Steady but Dropped
Sharply Before Closing.

The Market Opened Steady but Dropped
Sharply Before Closing.
New York, October 1a.-rho cotton market
opened steady With prees unchanged to 3
points hlghcr on covering and What az
pcarcd TO be whll street bull support,
bused solely upon reports OF frost IN North
crn Alabama Northern Mississippi and
Northern Georglo, Tho Liverpool cables
were distinctly disappointing oud the move
ment az the crop was large. Not long after
the cull there was marked change 10 the
temper Of the morkct, and early buyers
turned sellers The English market private
cables were discouraging TO longs here anu
the private news from The crop country
told N no damage 10y the cold wave ana
splendld growing conditions over mo entire
late forecast promised warmer weather 70,
the northern section We'll street fniled
10 support thc winter mouths to the 90
NOTED cNtent and the South was q fref
seller Before midday the market waf
weak and very fcycrlsh With prices well be-
low the close of yesterday. Then came q
slight and bricf rally on room probt taking
ness than before For the balance N the
afternoon liquidation apd bear pressure
were prominent aud the news gu The whole
was drridcdly against improvement Price,
dropped pOut hy point, WITH the close al
about bottom o not lose ot y TO 10 points.
The tone was barely steady. Total toles
were estimated AZ 100000 bales. Clear
ances fur export were large New Orlcnur
aud Galveston were heavy sellers ~ the
winter aud spring months In the last hour
and there woro liberal sales made Tor the
European account az Wcll
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q. q. Morrls 8. COZ. letter.

Houston October No. Liverpool sustained
o dccluc Of s points on spot cotton today
aud points on arrivals. january Fehrnury
.old ON drst call ut 14I, advanced TO i.is
but declined during the latter part Of the
dny 0nd closed easy at i4G sellers aguiud
A50 bid iast evening As liverpool market
was about as expected on this eide NcN
York was practically unchanged 90 initial
sales Inuuiy sold u the opening 1T 6S
advanced to 500 dccliued 90 Jb. reacted
ia sG3. declined TO s5i thcu rallied slight
~ but CLOSED barely olcady OF s.53 TO sos
The Southern murbotN as a rule were al
weak and lower 10 sou Ncw Orleans SOLD
1900 bales ou u basis of s. l6 for middiug
and Memphis sold g9O0 bales 80 sl6 for roe
same grade Early this mowlng many ro'
ports were current as 60 dpmHGc hy FROST
Dut whom ii wac discovered that The tenn
pornturr was rising rnpidlN Va Tho NORTH
west tho eject " cold weAih her was speed
NY lost 'rhc display ~ wcnknrss 10y south
crn spot markets. also added 20 the dertes-
sion aud tho market was uuahln 20 with
stend the force If favorable weather cen
diilona aud lower price. IN the South. New
Orleans and Nicnnhi6 were quoted ib 10
q, down fcspcctivciY, but quotations have
10 bc shaded IN orde- 10 effect safes From
ills fine ON prices viii he almost entirely
governed by weather conditions md South
urn spot prices. IL. - Motifs q co.
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NAN oRLeAMs corToN.
Futures Opened Unchanged and De-
clined Several Points.


cned Several Points.
New orleaus. October l5.-Spot cotton
was very quiet today. unfayorablc Liver.
pool cables together with the responsive
softeulng or contract values on this side
Ind the effect OF making the purchasing
element somewhat cautious, SO that buyers
were rather chary Of making bids " better
than sc below official figures. Sales 1900
bales, including 1900 to arrive. Quotations
reduced l.l6
Futures opened az about yesterday
range bur soon aftorward they declined
and sold down 10 Z points, Al that level
thea wAa some realizing by room traders
that sent the prices 90 the up grade 90 the
end TINT on the noon call the board showed
a net decline from the opening q hut
points Thereafter o downward movement
set IN which continued % the close. tue
hoard then showing net Losses Of 10 70 II
points on All positions
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houston, Texas, October 10. Liverpool
futures were unfayorable to-day, LNerpod
% due To be lover tomorrow
Roth homo markets. opepch steady at
about yesterdays closing figures. but sur
frrcd general decline throughout the dny
on ap anticipated bcaush estimate by Mir.
huston next saturday.
rho weather map and also tho most re-
liable private pdricys reported yuUous hsm
and heavy frosts ln HE central ana eastern
portions OF the belt
Receipts were about tho same no last
yoau white estimates for tnpnrrow were
much lower Spots tn the prlncipnl nmr
l.ets did not decline propwuonatelN Wlh
futures mud Inc drmand Tor thr resi- article
q not iu evidence aud hcarish fDntimcW
and The short speculative Interest rs In
CrCusnp While general conditions are but
ish ANA ultimate much higher priccS art
admitted they ace dereBardcd for De mo
mcnt.
Tho January option in Nov orleans hat
NOW declined about A0 points IN ten days
and rs nearly 40 points lower chan tbs
same option In New York and much be
low normal parity.
IL Us always darkest Just before dawn
nfd q good timo 20 hny cotton ~ when No
orc scents To want u and an ave predict
irc lower prices without substantial GROUNDS
aud upon expectations etc.
Mr. Brown The wen known and Ncrl
rrCccsRtul New OToiuf operator eutor VI
iha market thcre t1daN iu9t before the closl
as heavy huyW Of The lhaunr{, option
J. n. WiSUOt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
CRAM Az Hay

Quotations for carload lots delivered on
tracks, Houston or other polnts tnkng
Same rate. Dealers charge from store 5gi
zoe per 100 pounds more 90 bran, ea8e per
bushel 90 oats ana corn, lOoiJc per 100
on hay.
BRAN-per 100 pounds. O0698c
CORN CHOPS-Pure, IL .25Gif "a
OATS Texas, choice bright, 54ci No 2
mixed. f0Iac
coRN-No 2 mixed. sacked, s7c; No. .
white sacked, 12c.
HAY-Choice alfalfa. sis5O; cholce timo-
thv 80 1HMl500; South Texas prnirie hay,
IS OO08 co North Texas and Territory
Ray, Sfl .5OGi1. 80.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
SITUATIONS-FEMALE.

WANTED Some honest, respectable work
by a refined widow who is alone Refer
ences given and required. Address 1911,
this office. IS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
CANNED GOODS.

CANNED FRUITS Apples. 3lb. ajcGi
Nllo' pineauples sliced, 81 10; eye!eRs aud
Coreless, 81 506Ii 80: extra grated, ST SD
l,Td; pears, 2lb. SOC; strawberries. 2ib.
Slunl %; blackberrles. Glib 95cdSi 90;
peaches, 3 d. Sl.6Odi,6 90; Glib. peaches
~. zeal -: BIB Die beaches, $4,000
CANNED VEGETABLES Tomstoes.
2lh, ful weight. s0ds5c; bib fun weight.
0J4Sl0D Glib seconds, 7jaS0c: BIB, soc.
onds, 80fL8jc; okrA and tomatoes 2lb.
500, canned kraut 3-ib. D0de3c: CaiIfor.
MIA asparagus, 2ialh. S22Jd2, 90. according
- grade; ] ID. nsuaraguH salmon caus,
Si6Olt2 rs; baked beans. Bib aSc; 2-Ib
string beans. Soc. Glib kiduuv beans 05c
2lb etrnrless beans, Si.25 2lb marrow,
fat peas. 500: lib American petit pois.
81. WHf1 e.; extra Milne corn, 81 rs. corn.
SdFtHuc: seconds sfNfs5r
CALIFORNIA FRUIT -EKtra standard
2lglb peaches lemon cling. 81 g3H2 %;
yellow Crawford 81 SOnl 81: black cher.
rles, Si9og2 o: white cherries So 1872 Is.
apricots. Si.d06 50! strawherries S2OOls
9. 10, plums, 81 50d %: grapes. 81 G0lfi Il:
seconds. TO- Der dozen less than extra
standard prices.
CANNED MOLASsEs r. & +. old Fash
Toned gallons, 50 10 per cAse. y gallons
81 80 per case; !, gallons. So 70 per case,
Gold Medal brand, fancy, table syrup, quar-
Jars, 9l.oO per dozen; y, y. & Co. Creole
gin. 81 90 3lb, 81 3d. 5-b, s. 90, lob
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
suTTeR AND EGGS.

ST. Louis October l5,-Poultry hrlni
chickens 30 springe lQMiOla, turkeys sbsa
10, ducks 10, gecee +. iutter firm; cream
cry 2Oa25; dairy lsa22. kgss.-steadyl TO-;
loss on
Now York. October Is. Eggs Receipts
53aA; nrm. State ana Peunfylplnia average
best 22Q2a Western candied 2lh42Si re-.
frigerated ieG20l5.
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SUGAR.

Sew Orleans October IS Sugar--Firms
open Kettle g9G3 BIB. opcn Hottie centrif
pgal 8d;pa centrifugal yellow pew 4d4Ak.
seconds ihW3it Molasses-Dull; centrif-
urai nominal 50; syrup -.
New York, October l5.-Sugar~Ra
steady; fair refining q; centrifugal 80 test
ais; molpsses sugar ~; rehned stsady.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

comparison % these quotations shows
many advantages IN favor W Houston "A. /,
Wholesale market When the buyer consd-
crs tho benefits te hc derived from lluus-
tens freight rates he win ana thnt oven
when the quotahle hgures at other markets
are lower, tho price finally paid as gtuCr-
ally greater, The prices arc those ruling
rmoLs Houston wholesale merchants, aud
are revised daily.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16

COLORED woman wants some small fam
ily's washing or young men; would lib.
TO take clothes 10 my home. address,
1886. this office i
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

QulniBe. 3id80c per ounce b0ttlei nor.
paine, 81 25Ge 80 PER ounce, cocaine, 81 20
Der ounce: burux SIC per pound "a 1OO-fb
haeksp4e, ee1neres 500 lsa hasr.is. =sss-
on. ST 20 per gallon Ia 5gailon packages;
epson salts Sl7j per 100 HIS N barrels;
ficohOi 81 7ONacO per gallon, sulphur.
s2e5 per 100 lhs Ia barrels; alum, 8lze per
pound in barrels; saltpeter. fc per pound IN
barrels; calcium carbide, $40 per 100 dc-
Ilvercd Texas common railway points
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16

WIRE NAILs-t2. IS oase per key
MARRIED -Gnlyauized. 8iiddan,
50 rs Ier 100 MS; galvanized Baker, $3.50
per 100 lbs,
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point lower means m increasing short IN
iercst which may DC forced To COVER on
strung advancing market For the present
there rs not much to Induce buying Acep
tho price stil many I'm old time hui
waiting FOR lower figures 60 start a wintcr't
campaign.
liverpool Is due to he points lower 70
morrow.
eau louns q 10 S pcr cen jp New Nori
today with stock markei drm
Carglll 3 Richardson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16

The city reserves the right. without
cost 10 II, to reject any and all plans
Inc architect whose plans are accepted
VIII have the supervision Of the construc.
tlon of the building
For information as 10 detail applv TO
L l. gbiaf pf s-. l...-.s..la.l..'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16

sccond rfadc, $500; third grade, S1.OU.
Iutpuntinc, Per case, two 6gullon cane,
$3.50; barrel lntg. oGe per gallon Min,
cral paints, Coo per gallon Dry fixed
reds, per cgt, Sl.B; yellow ucnrc. per
CWt, Sldo lingced OH best. boiled IU0t
,to Ready mixed house paints S.UD
window glass, s125 per cent on january
~ list.
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lsrefiaI q Inc Fosfl
New Orleans, October IS. Aotwittsisnd'
inE early Liverpool advices were discourse
Ing, our market opened practically Un-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16

hPfLES-Beu Davis barrel SO zoos 80;
Winesaps ana Jonathans 81 1AaAUO New
MeNlcoN red wiuesaps, per box, Sl.25
BANANAs~Loose Sl.25di00 pacrcu,
81 b0Ml,T5
COCoANurS-Per sack, S4oo, less guam,
Titles. Sl2
CRANBEkkiES-rcr suck y2,i6a3.Uui
barrels, 81 2Jn 90.
GRAPES Black varieties. per crate,
Al@5; tokays, Sl.Eo; muscsts, Si.2o1L oVi
Comishom Sl.Ao
LEMONS Mcssinas, SJOUm8 -.
LIMBS Mexican, per basket, 81 l09Tl 70.
OKANGEk-M eXlc8n. ner hor 81 7S.
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HIDES ANp WOOL.

Dry Mint hides ......t..s.,''... lSe
Dry mint Hips ......+..+tr.t.s use
pt sscts sa''su H'u. Glvc
wet sailed hides aud kips, Sc
sbeen petts ..................lO ei4Uc
Gcst ssins dints .-..........lO q2Oc
Horse hair ................,H 9Ise
Wool free medium. 10 u
months FREQ from burs. ~ Gle
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