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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-16
puN's TRADE REVIEW.
General Prospects Have Greatly I'M
proved During the Week

General Prospects Have Greatly I'M
,ro,ed D,Iri,o the Week
-. .,.
New YORK August To- ~ -. i"H ~ W
weekly review OF trade tomorrow Will say.
pro,rec,c bsv. crcatlv innroyod through
the adjustment o. numerous lh'"r '"h''o
verses. vet the anthracite coal strike stua
ton is ,,nrhapred and spr,,lice ARE near-
-, a.. ,-a,,
luk ucpCllon, VIC ts"allNS ~ Ply ~
prNautuou on Nut'sI acCotuin4 70 ,ht
ltoh AE" ave ln't' t@l'Nl4Vlo'N '.ap "llen,
hHNt ueeh N&ps ,'e' IN 'HW "l ~. ~
scNVHE OF lu'l - Wt"hH ."thVt.F ~
nigh record o. Nay H. y rs ,fne, NM com
phres tuVoihhN WIN ~ sa'ilet ualtN NM
Shows en- lnrleo| ~ ~ ods .'nS . t.o
outpu, u N'at "E". ~ 49, ", P','t TX
| nc apnortnhl conn'1Cn ~ u'mp1u N'''h
1 mas su'n peaNN }lelu lu'oVHu.'' a..
S"atnern tutHA.ts haag COZ, I ai l,i 'n az,
| W HuNhnce lhh' 'h'A NV ~ ~ t'"'i3 ~
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GALVESTON STOCK.
j. N. Winnrra letter..

Houston, Texas, August 15.--Iiverpool
futures closed today slightly higher than
yesterday. Spots unchanged Sales 00o0
Business quiet, prices generally in buyers
favor.
Both home markets opened slightly below
ycsterday's close and early In the day nd
vanced or 3 points, and then reacted I'm
der pressure Of profit taking and hears sell.
ing, cosing with a net loss In values Of
from 2 TO ) points on the day.
The market continues dull and dragging
and with practically no buying support
Behrish sentiment still prevnils, but relia-
BILE advices confirm considerable crop de-
teiioration especially In Alabama. Tenipprl.
lures PCain averaged 100 or over through
cut Texas. with no rain and reports Of
shedding and boil weevil damage are being
confirmed more fully.
There was large amount OF cotton sold
during July for September delivery, and the
absolute confirmation ~ even n slight crop
scare VIII cause scramble and q decided
advance above present prices. Vaiues hold
firm m the present level ana a heavy short
Interest yet exists and the worlds visible
supply to-day Of only 100000 bales. and
rractislly no old cotton In the interior
70 hiaw from, also thu present price aud
demand for spots should convince one thu
even with bumper yield futures at prcseut
prices are low enough ana those who Eas.
itate waiting for the bottom may got In
near the top. ]. n. Wisner
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HEAVY DEMAND EXISTS
FOR MANUFACTURED GOODS.
The Largest Harvest In History win Be
Made This Year--LarSe ptat; ca
Money Sapply,

New York, August H. Brndssrcct's 70,
morrow Win say weatbcr conditions have
eecn favorable aud the country Is weeS
nearer to reuliah,g the largest harvest Va
Its Alstor,, The need ~ lntger than usual
quantities of money TO u,oye the ervps Is
unprecedented ard confidence IN the wotk o.
haunting Ike crops @ith mtmtaum a /,
ton is widely expressed though fnr,arr
seascnab,c tlgh,Vning ii the situation ,s
looked Tor. lac pms cal nandHhs ., tnr
OOPS h! tnr ratiiOaU5 pres, H. "A lnVnic
Wu,rh must aiso ~ hlct ARA tpic pas>iniutg
ur ear Nnllc iovihs ~ stcunu uutA 10
tnc Necessity hngBsns "a tnW. movement
Itself, lac iSNoiauio srade features uVttu
tniS wptN ate thc expansion tN TIE rdtt dc-
maud iur cry gVc1s, natuwa.c, sr,vepes,
shoes ana mihnCty az tcuutnr uldt kctS
-,ortn, west, tsnaI and Norrdwtet tuv u,Ors
uptnnistc S40wS cNprCsepu as 10 lac large
s4Zc ~ tBe S0gtGp.d gJttUa Vtop Eui ~
euvtt CA iutuiV BUSINESS, thc Strength "a
nou ana s(ecl, caused by the yurtditmcut
VI production ~ July as a tGsWt Ut saort
Agos ia iucl supplies due 90 strihrs aud car
shortages, the nflnnvss u iuMOer HUd thV
continuance Of the improved export lie
manu- tor cereals, particularly wnrut 1hh
less Favorable icaluiCS noted are the re-
strlction0 Ot trade IN sunlucr goods, caused
Oy the UuJi weather tue cuutinunnco ~ the
deadlock at vac anthracite cpai mines Wita
toe grow uI ncrN uusntaS aa te supplies aud
prices II tue strife continues uiti cool
Weather, ana the unfuNuranic nguree ~
duly export trade, CauSCd by the projection
~ last year : condiuVus lutu uur present
season. collections MS whole are classc,i
as seaSonahle. Zig iron pro0uvtion is sen
restricted by scarcity vi cars auetNug coNe
supplies and the anthracite strike. he
mnnd IS no less active, Southern pig self
Ing heavily. Founury iron is acrNe 10y
nearby ana next year delivery at 81 sd
vance ON bcssemCr iron,
Cotton retains all the strength noted 80
ward the close last week. some colt N
goods are rather easy IN tone, Punt cloths,
white held az Fall River at y cents, are Of
fcred nj ~ M other markets Siughima
are, however, strong ana some advances arr
announced,
WOODEN goods for mems wear lspriug) are
stcndy at thc advance Of and ~ cents
noted Wool Is firm as Is also raw SIN
Boots and shoes show more nctyiN 90
Eastern manufacturing centcrs aud ship
mcuts FOR tao week are per cent lnNei
/ than last week
sugar is arm and large business IN
Produce is lower on larger receipts
( Canned goods firm despite hount,ful crops
( business fuilurcs for the week ruding An
gust Il number 15i, as against l69 last wees
| and IT'S In this week last year.
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WoRLp,s Wslele suppLY.
Hesters Report Shows a Heavy De.
crease for the Week.

Testers Report Shows a Heavy De-
crease for the Week.
New Orleans August Secretary Hes.
tors statement 81 the worlds visible sup
ply o, cotton, made up from special cable
and telegraphlc adsiees. compares the rs.
urrs q this week with last week. las. year
and the year before. 1t shows a decrease
Tor the week closed Of i2S.2si bales, against
decrease OF i4o.5oo last year snl de,
Crrase Of iB,TSO thb yeer before,
The total Visible Is i,5il $40. against
l.e9oi 40 last week, i,sST,SS1 last year and
i,aui,C3I year before last, or this the
total q American Is 900, $40, against eec,
lsO lest week, l,t2g,55l last year and 7Oo,-
6sJ the year before, and NJ all other kinds,
incNdinY Egypt Brasil, India. etc. G0S,COo.
against ea5,cNO last week. tSoVp last year
ana sRS,oVo year hetcee last.
The total worlds visible supply or cotton
shows q decrease compared With last week
uf l2S@sl bales, a decrease compared with
last year of ST5,T12 bales and an increase
compared With year before last ~ 31O,l42
OF the worlds Visible supply Of cotton as
above there IL BOW sfoat aud held III Great
Britain and continental Europe $1,000
against 9o5,Oo0 last year and i53,G1 year
before last, IA Egypt sT0vO against 1000
Inst year and 5000 year before last In
India Sc6,0otl against i44 coo last year and
2I2OOo year before last, aud in the United
Stntes 2l2,OoN, against 4iA,Uo last year and
las0UO year before last
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NEW YORK COTTON.
Unfsvorable Cables and Undertaking
Caused a Drop in Price

UnfsVorabe Cables and Undertaking
Caused Drop in Price.
New York, August IS The cotton mar
ket opened quiet, with prices unchanged to
points lower, This being In response TO nm
favorable cables from the Liverpool market
and undorselllng by tho room longs Teen
came rally on covering by nearmontl
shorts and some new crop months hears.
based on the fresh appearance of wall
street buying orders for January, which
conveyed The impression that prices were
Ia he advanced agnin by sheer force. How
ever, the Improvement was short lived and
By midday the whole list had again worke
below the closing OF yesterday. While sew.
ersl attempts were made later IN the SEES.
81 on 10 rally the distant months scattering
lines Of long cotton continued TO come OH
the market ana prices slowly eased OF, Jan
uary TO 2 ~ and August 10 s, 40. The late
business was almost entirely professional
and small at that. The private crop re-
ports we're very conflicting and did much
to confuse the trade here. The weather
news was not affected either way The
late Liverpool cables reflected more or less
willingness TO be guided by developments
In New York. The local market closed
quiet. with prices net 10 points lower
Total sales estimated at 10000 bales.
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|1STON WHOLESALE MARKET

tnnnt the dull trade that Is expec,ed =,
IN fba 80 , " ,tne year was on But later
tbo' "S Neth sales have been good and from
nv lIHndty of goods that havp besn
shipped business is better than us,,si ,ar
ttmm,s seaSvn OF the year The heoVv 1,,fr
ulSSuts reduced the stocks verv much
a Snn, Nun usual August and September do
mhnd stocks will he cleaned IN pe,st.
purs reports virtually no stock: Norfolk hss
80. rn ,h 1000 hags. whereas the usual
from 1000 10 10000 hays The c MN
y cleaned up, except some lots which the
hieiiders are asking big prices for. This
he Cleaners me s'of TS down TO the holdings Of
pc small and they must have more STOCK
oy tneir having their buyers through The
tS untry picking un odds anu ends to hep
SlcIh 70 ~ the orders that they have sold
some cleaners have Acknowledged that they
hau no stock and had to buy before they
could snip their orders
Referring 70 tho earned .o.ra. s,.rs.l,,
The Strazharat. - egl.si- e, -,rt1,,s,r, IF
Baltimore say:
with unusual effort on the part Of the
grower 10 be IN position 10 force m early
crop. " which H#tHeal eausps assisted HIN
IN ma making good showing ont Of early plants
ADDED ny shipments - Baltimore II early
tomatoes from almost every state In Tie
south as far MS Texas, there resulted sucn
combination Of circumstances for July
such as this market has mover Witnessed
unusual
The natural sharp decline Of the pa st
tnree weeks IN spot tomatoes had u more o.
less logical influence on the balance Of the
Ilht, win, However, this cTumh Of comfort
round tn tho spot tomato market ana in
directly Tor the entire list. aud that i tha
iact Eingularly enough. that there has not
been any material accumulation from day
to day by operators here of spot tomatoes.
since shipments have closely followed the
daily output. This, together with smaller
receipts Friday and Saturday. aud higher
cost of raw stock, will, we believe To n
large extent assist IN restoring normal con-
ditlons aud moro satisfactory working
basis. In this connection We wish to noint
out the danger which may grow ont Of the
markets condition Of the past two weeks
and which Is reflected In a good portion Of
the correspondence we have received re.
garding tomatoes, more particularly this
week and that is the inclination to accept
existing conditions as sure and positive
forecast Of tho tomato market for the bal
ance Of the season. In short. we wish IA
say that It is impossible to form mn esti-
mate approaching definite figures MS TO tho
tomato pack for Maryland and Delaware
for 1902 but this much can be safely put
down, that crop conditions for the nalancN
~ the season must be very good indeed to
enable Maryland and Delaware packers TO
pack and ship out the enormous quantity
sold as futures and then after these have
been shipped out 10 still leave on hand a
comfortable quantity as ballast
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4. & g. seer,s Lettsr.
Especial % Tho PoFt.)


New Orleans. august 10. Liverpool al
vices were disappointing, consequently our
market opened lower and improved TO 3
shortly after on fresh buying. The same
parties who have been bu;llDg recently dis.
serninated upfayorabe crop reports fion:
Georgia end Mississippi today. hut a. they
did not give their support values eassd nfr
g 10 from the Jop, closing at net loss
Of 3 10 polnts today. From all inLica-
lions. the outturD OF the present crop Will
lie around 100000 and Il looks az n the
taking OF American viii be about 10. 100.
coo. The fact that the world has taken
that m ich for consnmptive requirements
thIs season leads those " no think favoraniy
Of the market 10 believe that next year the
consumption Of American will be 11.O0oU0
or over therefore Il is eontsnded that with
az weeks Of the most critical period for tie
crop 10 60 through and the large require.
ments necessary, Il 10 rather premature 10
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Chro!1lcle's Weather Reports.
fspeclal TO The POST

New York. August l5.-The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle says; Reports 10
Us by telegraph from the South this even
Ing ARE as a rule Of a fairly satisfactory
character; In Texas dry weather has pre-.
vailed, which our Galveston correspondent
states was favorable for cotton. But there
are still complaints Of damage BY boil
worms and wceyllE At most points else.
where rain has fallen, the rainfall being
heavy In a few districts and adyices inii
cate that cotton Is doing well As a whole.
vised thai tbe rsce,t rs,nf,ii bos been In in.
sufficient. Greenwood 3. c., reports cot
ton as looking bad In some seetions. but
our Stateburg correspondent says that on
clay lands II Is putting on fresh vigorous
growth.
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A LISTLESS OIL STOCK TRADE.
NO IMPROVEMENT IN DEMAND.
SOME DECLINES NOTED.
Palestine and Beaumont Takes an liz.
WARD Iutn-Anslo-Americsn Sumps
Asaln-Beatty Trades Actively.

Yesterdays call at the q, aud stock ~
change developed little charge in tho si,ns
uon on oil stocks The demand gave no
evidence " Improvement. ,uh Vo,e, ana
ing occurred wSs done In a lsileSs manner.
iNr prices were along the Same line. I'll.
enough several declines appeared on Is.
Anglo American slunpel Of again and a
'euu''ion 81 lgc from the previous day
'Ncnsiohea only small selling. rhc stock
was m,cr freely offered on the same basis
out buyers lcsSened their limits another
cent and brought the figures back to the
level from which the recent rise BEGAN.
Beatty largely Increased in selling cnpacity.
hut the demand was quickly satisfied as
prices ruling en- tire day before ana thkers
were quick to lower the bids to ! cent.
from which there was no Improvement dur a
Ing the balance OF the session, Interim
tional was again q popula. seller aud con
tinued to hold Its former valuation. The
demand was not excessive, but later oncr-
ings were ON a moderate stale. Manhattan
manifested greater strength although the
sales again took place at 25lsc All the
buyers were not accommodated ON these
terms and in response TO the bid later there
Was an advance OF 70 In the selling terms
Palestine and beaumont took an upward
stride and went the advance OF the day be-
fore &c better. Even with this gain there
WAS little of the stock TO be h,sd and self.
ers held ont tor an additional increase OF
DC The demand was strong throughout
and almost 80 per cent improvement was
scored from late selling prices Merchants
and Mechanics vas an extensive seller, but
changed hands at low prices and the Quau-
tltl purCha sable al the low terms kept
weak situation In evidence. The sale OF
a larger lot OF Texas Oil aud Transit com.
pany took place and the value held M to
the same favorable ngure or which the
former sales were made.
Tue total sales amounted TO 23,oo5 shares
The prices bid and asked at the close yes
lerdGy and the sales made " ere as follows,
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sAERlFFs, DEPARTMENT.

Wharton Texas, August li.--Strayei or
atoen from b. r Abboti ',ree miles cast
OF Pierce station on night g. August 10,
one hay horse mule about "A hands hlgh.
branded J II Il connected m lcfj ,houlacr;
one sorrc horse mule about IA hauls high.
come white in focc no brand; holh 10 good
order I viii pay SIS reward for delivery Of
mules 10 mo or u, r. Abbott. +. y. Davis,
sheriff. Wharton, Texas.
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|CrLl BysINtSS. ,,v,.,yc,n
Ett.lI FEATURES UNCHANGED.
catalogues Playing Out.
= e,,,its Higher--Flour Adj
~ ,no-coIorado Cabbage.

80, exceedingly dull in local
rs restersay and the general
d'e.. ouIte unchanged. Receipts
W. s,hsr moderate scale and the
sopsned to limited quantities
1, !, -four made en- advance Of Zoe.
Il, ,.,rs CCanforniaO are selling
kx higher.
.,.s varieties Of plums have ad-
1 - sales are made on n basis 25@
|ps.
.o.s armness is being shown IN
,,rts on account Of a scarcity
H.. and most Of the commodities
trr higher
r,s a good sized lot OF Colorado
H. ne trade and a satisfactory de-
T., In evidence. Sales continued
in per bunch.
L.-,,1 az a car Of cabbage relieved
[ ,aop II bare stocks and an active
4 ss,swed The new shipment con-
4, NJ colorado variety and prices
6iound &c.
|..rs Of Tragedy prunes Is well
n, and few other shipments Of
Issty are expected In the future.
|rnres will be on hand In a few
/ supply the trade
l..,on for cantaloupes is close to an
1. very little Of the South Texas
vii be seen in the market here
Shipments from North Texas are
ls.siyed in a small way and prices
|cuad $3.50 per crate.
knection with peanuts the Balm Pea
hpany Of Wakefield, Va, writes az
Dvirgtnias-Tho market first II
III showed few sales and Indicated
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NAN oRLEANs corroN.
Quotations Were Unehansee ard De-
rnand for Spota Was Good

fNand Tor opots was 1ood,
New Orleans August rs. rhete was a
good demand Tor spot cotton. hut factors'
tables are comparatively taJc nnd buyers
ind little to Interest them Us the character
OF the scant offerings wnica only In eN-
ccpdonpl eases and IN very small way
include the mlddlng grades witch 6rc now
wanted 10y spinners, Sales iJo baie1 quo
t0tlOns unchanged.
The market FOR futures WAS quiet md
weak he opening showed i0sses OF .
points on September aud 3 60 point, on
the other p'ouths. Immediately after th,
emil thr bulls mode last cilori ana forced
the market 60 3 points on an months
save September. which advanced : point
20 parity with the other positions. There
after with nothing 20 support prices ave
mcager purchasing orders from the nonp-n
fcsslonais the hgurcs commenced a down
ward movement which couunued ia "a
close The net losses were points "u Ma
gust and September ana 20 . points ul
the winter months
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New Yotk DRY Goods.

New York. August i5.-1ne general de-
mand for cotton goods shows some improve
ment In the Orr goods market az hrst hands
today. bur there has been no change 50
tone nor In price for either sbaple OF fancy
lines. Local jobbers are doing good bus-
meas in a general way linens are very
arm With a quiet business Buriaps are
against buyers. Foreign markets strong.
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BUTTER AND EGGS

ST. Lonis August Is Poultry Firm;
chickens ais; springs t2ls; turkeys l4Al3,
ducks Z, geese ia Ru,tcr STEADY; cream
cry 1921 dairy H. Eggs Steady itc
loss on
Sew York Angus, Is -Eye,- Hcoeipts
GsOS packages dulet, St0fc 1ul PrnurYl-
Napin 2od2oA Western c1ndlcd i7'aplpt
uucaudlcd lIniTiS
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TIN-Firm, $40. 50Gl81 90: lead. sac.
GALVANIZED SHEET IRON-65 and 3
per cent discount.
BLACK SHEET IRoN--No. q, So rs per
100 pounds
ROOFING TIN-Machne made, $40, 5ola
il 90 per box old style, sl6 5od1s so per
box
soLDER--Haf and half, 1o1sa2oc per
pound
per square.
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nnrGs Az CHEMICALs.

ouInlne. 34d36c per ounce bottle; NOR
nbiue SO 25d2 90 per ounce; cocaine, 81 %
per ounce; borax, Sic per pound IN loO-ib
~ 81 eo per gallon IN 5-gailon packages;
srsom Salts 81 - per 100 lbs ia barrels;
atc0hol So TOM3 90 per gallon; sulphur.
s. IS per lDO his in barrels; alum 3Hc per
ncund In barrels; saltpeter, &c per pound IN
bsrrels. eAmphor zoe; wood alcohol, Toe
mSi %; gum opium. SO. so: powdered opium.
81 so; carbollc acid, 40d42c per pound IN
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TYPEWRITERS.

BLIcKESsDERFER TYPEwRrrERs on
easy payments; $40 cash and % per
month TO Responsible people or those wno
furnish good refereneee w. 4. russell
general agent for Texas. Arkansas, Indian
and Oklahoma Territory. u
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PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.

white lead. per cwt., strictly pure, 1928
second grade So 90; third grade, IS 90,
Turpeutine per case, two 5-gallon cans.
Sc 90; barrel lots, Sec per gallon. Min
eral paints, Goo per gallon. Dry mixed
paints. per c~t., in barrels. Soc Venetian
reds. per cwt, 81 80; yellow ochre. per cwt.,
81 90 Llnsted OIL best. boiled, 70l71c.
Ready mixed house paints, 81 60. Window
glass, s7x5, S per cent off January q list.
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WIRE NAILs--s2 10 9ase per key.
BARBED WIRE-GBl-anizei, GHdden,
So 70 rer 100 lbs; galvanized Baker, $3.50
per 100 lbs.
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METALS.

bottles calcium carbide. 81. 20 per 100, de
livered Texas common railway points.
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LOST, sTRAYED. STOLEN.

LosT-A lsdy's watch between 1921 Cap.
lHdys small gold wl.ch, double case.
small diamond set ln case; Waltaatn
works ReteiT To 1O2l Capitol avenue
and receive liberal reward. II
LOsT-Ladies' diamond ring; finder please
return TO 004 Chenevert street aud re
ceiye reward. II
sTRAYED OR sTOLEN-On July o. 1902.
one sorrel mare. 14ls hands high. small
star IN forehead; left knee and foot en-
larged; right shoulder enlarged: not shou.
Return 10 Hill Furniture Co, 1909 Con
gress avenue. and receive reward. ~
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
poRT OF GALVESTON, August IS

Arrived,
SIS ~ Cid tAnl1, from New York
SIS Pensacola lAml, from Pensacola.
Cleared.
None.
Sailed.
None.
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~1e0 tbs Peopee
q 0kat YOU soak
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS. make SO daily selling the cheape5 Il
and most perfect water utter ever In
vented; retalls NJ 81 80; h.g prohts; eI.
elusive territory. Seueci Filter Co, Sen.
ecA Mo. 10
HUSTLERs WANTED The international
Loan and Trust company offers a very
attractive proposition 10 agents; hus ,lcts
only need apply; good money for good
men. International Loan and Trust CON.
pany, Box b67. Orange, Texas. II
CHAMPION OIL BURNER, on exhibl1o
G07 MaiIl street; can be used IN ranges,
heating and cook stoves: a complete sue
cess; no smoke, no SCOT: agents wante 4.
b. b. Jeyons, general agent. Houston.
s9I
THE MONTEREY-i.ii Texas-.Serves the
best table board In the city at 81 per
week. II
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

FINE young Holstcln aud Durham cows,
big mixers fresh, hclfer caves; very
cheap. also some fine Jersey helftrs:
como sec them. NookWm't, old Wett
hemer road. SIG
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FIVE goDd, milk COWS with young cslyes
70 bc sold at auction at the yorner y
Milan and Preston avenue to-day q ~
O'clock n. M. also horses Ia nc sold G..
W King aBctloncer. u
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T. II. Thompson Seed and
Rico Milling Co. ,....,. 500 O0|S10O y!
Brazoria Rice and Irrlga.
ton Co. .....,.....,'...l....... IS OU
Houston Land and Trust Co los J0......,
Houston Drilling and Sup
ply Co ,........,.,...,.. ......t so o.
International Creosote Co.
Of Beaumont ....,....,,. So OO.s,,,..
Moore-Cortes Canal Co.., - %. rs M
Merchants Natioul Bank. rs 30. ........
Magnolia Park Co.......,..,l,. ,.... 20 co
Planters and Mechanics
National bank ......,..l 1i2 SQI.......
Rockdale on MIL Coz ....|....,..| Jas ~
South Texas National bank JIG OO..,....
Sour lake Springs Co...., 1870 % 145 90
Spindle Top Power Co.. "a ! -
Southwestern Dry Plate Co .......I 1O5 %
Trinity Rice. Land Irr. ..'....,.I 50 20
Texas Savings, Real Estate
and Investment Co..,..... 40 90. - KS
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SCHOONERS.
Mary j. Russell ....... philadelphia III
VIM ]. Lermond. ......... Baltimore Z 10
BARK
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