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NEW YORK COTTON.
Disturbed Conditions in Buying Sroueht
About Lower Prices.


New York, July 20 The cotton market
opened weak with prices to 10 points
lower and throughout most of the session
was irregular under furrles of selling and
buying for nervous operators, who were
under greatly disturbed conditions by un.
expected Developments In the summer
months. The English cables were dis.
appointment. The crop and weather news
averaged up fairly well, decidedly In favor
of the bears, and then trade reports from
cotton goods centers we're not specially
gratifying. Yet the dominating factor of
the day was the issuance OF some 300 July
notices for Il prominent Philadelphia spot
cotton firm. The FIRST sale Of July was at
SEQ, but the next sale on the call was
ut $50, from which there was a still fur
Their decrease to SAB or 26 points on from
the final price Of last night. There were
reactionary periods later In the day, but
Ia the main the market was weak on
near positions and barely stea 1y on new
crop months The weekly crop weather
report from Washington proved about as
expected. The room seemed 10 give the
great bulk OF attention to the simmer pc
liods and scores Of rumors were In clrcu-
lation as to the intention Of the Philadel.
phla contingent In August, Covering was
INDUCED In 10 some extent late In the day
and at the close the market was steady
and net 10 81 points lower.
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TRADING SLIGHTLY IMPROVED
BETTER DEMAND DEVELOPED
WHEN PRICES DECLINED
Anelo-Anneriesn Took Another Leap
NJ. and M. Victor, Drllsrs and Maid
OF Orleans More Active.

Business on the OIL Exchange was on a
somewhat enlarged scale yesterday, but
there was still great deal of room for
improve nent A distinctly improved dc.
mand was seen on the buying side. but
the willingness to come up TO the mark
set by holders was not sufficiently mani.
Tested to bring about activity of pro.
nounced character. The course OF prices
was rather mixed and the fact that where
the tendency was any lower the absorption
took on larger proportions. gave a better
tone TO the market and was counted as n
favorable omen for future business
Anglo American took another leap which
distanccd all advances heretofore made One
sale reached the 4c mark, which is double
the value for which the stock was selling
thirty days since Other transactions oc.
CURED between this figure and tac less,
with the major portion showing an In
crease of isGll4c on the day. The strength
was well maintained throughout aud sellers
stood firm at the best price on the close.
sale In Quincy Petroleum took place on
the basis for vi ich the stock has been re-
Gently held ana which required an advance
OF $500 on the part Of bidders Beatty
variation was shown In the price, In the
later moments Of the call, buyers and sell
crs were each separated from the trading
price by 1sc. Merchants and Mechanics
sold more freely than for some time past
and no concessions from the previous ng
ures were made by sellers.
| Victor lowered about tsc and developed
| renewed selling capacity. The demand
seemed to be entirely allied az the declpc
and offers later ranged another Isc down
ward, while the position of holders was
| practically the same. international ngured
more prominently on the active list and the
| terms gave evidence Of greater strength
| from buyers The better feeling prevailed
| to the end and the supply was exhausted
/ at the prevailing price. An improvement
appeared in the sales OF prilers aud the
/ demand became considerably more brisk
Buyers went up Nc and good deal OF the
/ stock changed hands, although offerings
| we're made on the same basis AT the close
without finding takers. Maid OF Orlcant
received greater favor, but all the pur
! chasers were able TO nil their orders with
| out Increasing bids formerly made.
The total sales amounted to rs, 26i shares
! The prices bid and asked at the close
yesterday and the sales made were as fol
| loXVg.
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HOUSTON LAND AND TRUST CO..
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HEAVY STAPLES


tNlI ON Powder, per kec s4OO.
POWDER, sl65 per key; drop shot
IN li0, buck. $40.
oH,LStra short clear, in sacks, l3IIc:
: ,tSsc;, boxed, hc higher; bellies,
I,a'4e; New York bellies, l4c.
~" olL-ln barrels, 4sc; half bar
gIEe AND TIEs-Bugglng. 2-lb, 7c;
~; Arrow ties. less than carload
hS ION Houston, SIPS.
pi-stiek, wrapped, basis "a. No. Q.
Per 10; No. ] full weight, basis
80 per ID; special sizes, lac high
EtW sSrsGl5c, as to quality.
\, % say. fun weight. ne; Gran
sS,ssllght lO1sc; Electric Lights, sac;
4, 5S yle r5roSartland, s2.75@a.25; Rosen-
|e SEiESR 4, fair, 7a7l4c; prime, 74a
iO,lsal2c; Cordoya. l8i1e. roosted
,oo Areuckle's Arlosa, basis IoO.lb
~ delivered; Apex. llI5c; Lion.
NV zeal Mocha and Java, lib cans,
I'm ana Java blend, lib cans, bib
y pans, ls&c; international Java
nv ms, lsAc; 2 and Alb pals,
rs; bulk, 2ec. W
b C soda, hulk. boxes,
~ cartons, per dozen, 95c; gingp
snx creams, Sc; stage planks, SIC;
hripe lnmhles. lie.
"A "a t basis 4s-lb sacks. Fancy high
A. ~; fancy milf pntent. So, ~
arr.d rq grade, S3.e0; 24-lb lacks, 1oc
4 hlsh., sheFi -four, In wood, Zoe per
|tarleSSAAcEogs GooDs-erits, hominy
Eceteh meal n 36lb sacks, per sack,
hiss Eats eats, 70 80; L riends oats. $3.50;
|ef's Sss.S, S.l5i Hawkeye oats, So. 10,
|RD- paasskAwheatt 1ls-lb package, S4. so
| lear Ish;11ed tiercp compounds, ad
hans &c, 50-lb cans. nc higher,
INS higher; Sab cans, 1c higher.
L hans a1I9iqlrd, l3he; fancy, l4Nml5c'
|iibS i ssIr barrels, s5d75c per gallon,
I'M s,,ss, eStfacted. b6l6c per ponnd
Ia ,1i!c' In l2.lb cans. extrnefed
NJ posnd sections, Zoe
x' Sl.Oc per barrel; coopered
\ ASSES .sgss RsboHed, ,a,r. ,sa.7,sc
/, Ssis5ce ' choice e5tt26e; pure re
Eo nli,sSs y q MlDx-Easle. sa.7na7.oo
|enre ss.yO45.O0; Dine. sS eS3t 90
ISTtn A.25i1435; Winner 81 sS ~, ~,
'frisr ns-llb fun weisht ss1, 80
81. weight, s-os. eli s1s5i 71.. e2Sasve
.,.tie light weight hi "a 9 b
[siMaI s5gsoc; lunch S oysters lib
as-urs gallon kegs. s,.so, 10
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Nv ast !4atSkat4e44a
FINANCIAL.

THESE DUTIES THAN INDIVIDUALS.
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S2Joo TO LOAN from one to two years on
Houston property, interest s per cent.
Address 209S care this office. rs
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-,,her more active turn In
o. : ,.rtet yesterday. There was
nd generally throughout the
| sae receipts than usual were
- ceiling to better advantage.
,sIpnlnr out of the Inferior
J yates easily bring upwards
cid about Csc higher and a
-, y nreynlled The supply Is be-
l,,nctly smaller and dealers look
nrIces In the future.
:, Kaw valley potatoes are ex-
IT, the end Of the week. The
['Srct is ruling somewhat weaker
as receipts have recently been
hood Size.
II situation ruled stronger on nc
h. sset that lighter arrivals came
we're expected. The greatest
s,s shown In Elhertas and the
[sSe of fruit and prices ranged
(,r higher on. crates.
|.i trade Is we'll stocked on cab
orlees have been somewhat de
A great deal depends upon the
| which Is varied widely. but most
|,.yIor stock has been disposed Of
sItuatIon looks much clearer.
!, carload shipment Of barrel mp
Il season came in and met with a
|sn,lop. They were Of the Arkan-
sty Of excellent quality and are
M [nrly for such a shipment.
~ placed on the market at S4.25
! barrel.
crtIAR PLIGHT OF OLEo.
tsed changes have been noted In
situation, although the
,hIct II was sald would kill the In
AS been IN effect for three weeks.
the question is mot yet settled as
Ter It will cripple or stimulate the
he commodity If the latter then
creamery interests Of the country
.e behind the measure will suffer
cudltlon from which they expected
Information comes that by n
Zee OF work on the part Of those
to the antl-oleo enactment some
were obtained in the wording OF
which has since enabled them tu
product on the market n cent and
Irters of a pound cheaper than IN
old law. The artlhcially colored
lcne Is Increased 10 the tux Of
pound, while the uncolored is re.
'Ac per pound instead OF the tax
It formerly applied TO both. The
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METALS.

TIN-Firm, $50. 5od3l 90; lead. nc.
GALVANIZED SHEET lRoN-35 and D
per cent discount
BLACK SHEET IRoN-No. ~, SS.75 per
100 pounds.
ROOFING TIN--Machine made, S105o@
ll.O0 per box; old style. SleJOGls.oo per
box.
soLDER-Half and Haif. ia1td2oc per
pound.
per square.
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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

ouinine. 34dS6c per ounce bottle NOR
phinc, So 25Gi2 so per ounce: eoaine, 81 %
per ounce; borax. slsc per pound In i0o-lb
packages; copperas. $500 In barrels; castor
EPSON Salts per IN 100 Sq lbs in barTsels
alcohol, 81. 7OSi300 per gallon; sulpur.
S2.65 per 100 lbs in barrels; alum. Sibc per
pound In barrels; snltpeter. &c per pound In
bnrrels: camphor, zoe: wood alcohol, I5c
@S1.oo; gum opium. 81 80 powdered opium,
$3.50; carbolic acid 40di2c per pound In
bottles calcium carbide. IS 20 per 100, de-
liyered Texas common railway points.
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WIRE NAILs-S2. 10 base PEI keg
bARBED WlRE-GalvauiHed. Glidden.
SO, ~ yer 100 lbsj galvanized B9ker, SIS. 50
per lG0 lbs,
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EDUCATIONAL.

67TTIs MEDICAL C0LLEGE--M Medical
aenartrnent OF Trinity University. In
creased clinical facilities: Large faculty
~ salaried teachers. Third term opens
October Write for new catalogue
Hugh i. Mcxew. n. p. dean. -
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FRUITS.
PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.

White lead, per cwt, strictly pure, S625;
second grade, $500; third grade. $500.
$3.50; barrel lots. soc per gallon. Min.
eral paints, Coo per gallon. Dry mixed
paints per cwt. In barrels, 9oc Venetian
reds, per cwt., $3.50, yellow ochre, per cwt.,
Sl,VO. Linsaed oil. best, boiled, T'NtT1c.
Ready mixed house paints, Sioo. VT COW
glass, STx5, 8 per cent of January 81 list.
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CANNED GOODS.
NED FRUITS-Apples, 3-lb, 05cM
sliced. S11O; eye!ess and
a ,N'SGl.S5; extra grated, 500;
|Sl9,, Nc; Strawberries, lib, $1lU9
I2aSGS,kk9leirrles. bib, eUas5c; peaches,
ltD Observation-Disclosures, 9-lb.
Eght, N.l5; Bib. full weight. SL35;
Eeconds, SlOOd1u5; 3lb, seconds,
re; okra and tomatoes, 9-lb, $1.OO;
Nslt, S-lb, SlW; California as
h, ,29-lb, s. 25M3. 80, according 70
l'p asparagus salmon, cans, Sl5Q;
BAKED beans, BIB, 9Je, BIB
oeans, S5c; 2-lb kidney beans,
KY stnngleSs beans, SIPS; Glib
Eiat peas. Sl10; 2.lb American petit
lWgl15; extra Maine corn, 81. loo
Ealne style corn, 95cG$l. 90; standard
|FgJoc; seconds, $4,000.
|fokNiA FRUlT-Extra standard.
peaches lemon cling, S1J56l2 90;
y, setawford, Sl.S5al.95, black cher
f..Wgz, 70; white cherries, 50. 25G
hsprlcots, Sl.s0d 80; straw berries,
spi plums, Sl6561.75: grapes,
10 seconds, loo per dozen less
WA standard prices.
ssp MoLASSES-P. & f. Old Fash
salohs, $40 per case; X gallons,
sel case; Il gallons. $3,75 per case
1sanIornla asparagus tips, 50. -
s !, % brand, fancy table syrup, quart
Z ~ PEE dozen h 3. q Co, Creole,
NV S'io' Sl.35; alb, S2.55; 10lD,
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house and excellent table board. At tue
San Antonio. GIT Chartres street corner
Cauifnl So
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TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR light
Housekeeping; with or without board Aa-
dress gO5 jackson. Is
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BOARDING.-Go food Luck Restaurant, clean
est and coolest place IN city, just opened,
Your patronage respectfully solicited
Meals served nj all hours. Mrs. CUhen,
proprietor. 20O5 Congress avenue. 81
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THREE south rooms, two connecting, With
Travis street 70
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PRODUCE.

BEEswAX-PrIme Texas, .2a2sc per
pound.
BEANS-Imported navy beans. s9sa3Ac;
Bayou, &c; English dried, 3Ac PINK, 4c.
black eyed, Sc; Michigan navy, 3%c;
California navy, 4AU4l5c; snaps $3.50 per
bushel: wax and green beans, 50G60c half
huSaei basket; California I.imas, 5laG6c;
fresh wax beans, 65dT5c per bushel crate
BUTTER Blue STIR, 24c dairy nc; Ill
gin creamery, , 25st2ec; Meadow Colo
2Sn29ci Texas bricks, lBc, Oleomarga-
rinc-Lincoln solids, 1219c; Lincoln prints,
lSlAc. Daisy solids. l6nl7c; prints,
lsc; Monkeys special. 1sGlUc; Crystal Gem
aud country rolls, lyc; Empire State spe-
c.al, ljc special Blue star. isc; Elgin dairy
tricks, 4Oc; Ideal, ll19c; Purity creamery,
20 and 3U-lb tubs, 22c lib prints, 24c; Ell
gin creamery. solids, lsc; country butter IN
pals, lD42cc.
CABBAGE-Kansns. imported stock per
crate. 81 O0@3 co, according TO quality.
CHEESE Wisconsin fan cream rolls 1bc;
Wisconsin full cream daisies, 14dl5c;
Wisconsin half cream, l30l4c; Wisconsin
pound prints 15ls416c.
EGGS-Texas idsc; Kansas, 20d21c.
KRAUT.-New. In nalf barrels, SSOo9
825
ONIONS-New crop. pc, bushel, 70dT5c
pEPPER-~Chile, new, 15gl6c per pound;
black singapore, lac.
bushel.
PEANuTs-Jumbo, per pound, 7ai%ci
farcy hand picked No. J. 6d6I9c.
POULTRY-Chickens, hens, good, So .O01
%. fryers, large, SO o0GI3 %; broilers,
s.. oddS2. %; mixed lots, 81 75q3 20; cocks,
large, old, 81 so@2.oO; ducks, large, 5000
turkeys, hens, S5.OO9IVp gobblers, $40
~g TrSoCSiAroEs-Texas, l-tnsket crates, 1oa
6(Jc
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

- or,asns July 22.-Cotton seed prod
Nt"D,t,,a reened In barrels AZ; of re
ANA 4a r'' prinne crude. loose, 80.
i' Memphis. Tenn, July, 22-cotton seed
OF ii,ne summer yellow 40. of summer
Sei,nw an nominai choice cooking. summer
sssiow nominal. Meal and cake-Prims
% 10; of nominal.
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BOY Is YEARS OLD, bright Intelligent.
wants place; knows the city we'll. Old
phone ll72. -
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wANTED--By girl place to do house
work. Call at 1919 SGulnier street. 20
GERMAN WOMAN wants to cook or do
house work for small family. Apply 1914
Preston ~
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H. G. 9. Beers Letter.

Jew Orleans, July 22.-Liverpool advices
ware unfavorable. and especially weak In
near months, consequently our market In
sympathy opened : 10 IA points lower on
these positions, and to on the later
ones. Subsequent improvement of to 3
was established, bur this was only momcn-
tary, as values again eased of in antici
patton Of 4 favorable weekly weather re-
port. When the document was Issued, al.
though It was on the whole as good as
could be expected. it did not come up to
Views of some operators aud fresh buy
ing by them occasloned steadier feeling,
making the net loss 8 points on July, y
on August, on September and the other
months were practically unchanged.
The summary Of the weekly weather re
port was as follows: Although greatly
Improved In condition, cotton continues TO
suffer from drouth In portions Of the Caro-
llnas, over the north central portions OF
the cotton belt aud In the extreme North
western and Southwestern parts of Texas.
In much the greater part OF the last
mentioned state the crop Is normally de-
veloped and is heavily fruited with ample
moisture for present needs, material
improvement IS noted In portions OF Louisl'
ana, Mississippi and Alabama, and the
crop continues In a general promising con.
ditfon in Georgia. Over much the greater
pnrt Of the Central and Eastern districts
the plant continues small and blooming TO
the ton is extensively reported"
During the past twenty four hours good
rains fell In South and Southwest Texas
where needed, and beneficial showers also
occurred In the Atlantics. Showers Ase
predicted tonight and Wednesday over
Texas Southern Louisiana, Alabama. Mis-
sisslppi and Western Florida, and generally
fair elsewhere Gables received today from
liverpool claim that Manchester spinners
will not resort To short time.
From all indications, the probability Il
+bere will be a liberal movement of new
| cotton during August. The demand for
! spots and manipulation will continue Il
| regulate values on near months, whereas
! the later months VIII be ruled entirely by
| the crop outlook. H. H. Beer
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WANTED Situation by a hrst.c class cook,
hotel restaurant or boarding cars Chas.
Maury. Katy Restaurant. %
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WANTED--situatlon, by colored boy, to
do any Kind OF work take care of horse.
cows md buggy good characterj give
reference. Address 2o60, this Office. %
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PORTRAIT AGENTS--We want your trade;
l6x20 orayon, soc, pnsteline, 0oc, pastel.
Zoe; frames at bottom prices; good work I;
prompt service. c. Il. Anderson & Co.
a12 Elm sireet. ualLas. TeAas. $50
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FRONT room 10 couple or two gentlcmen;
also good table board 1910 Texas ayennes
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London Wool Auction.

London. July 22-The offerings at the
wool auction sales today numbered 1882
bales. The home trade was free buyer,
taking large supply OF medium secured
cross breds al unchanged rates. Ameri-
cans secured some fine medium cross breds,
New south wales. 300 bales; scoureds
eG@is 6isd; greasy 4d@ls ID.
dueensinnd. go; secured lSffis I'D.
Victoria 300 bales; secured Sdc1ls IA;
soS.b Australia, 100 bales: greasy AVA
lOd. - .s.,,,
Nv, Zealand 500 bales, secured bdmls
Nd, greasy 3bM1ll5d.
cane Of Good Hope and Natal IL bales;
secured Is 41ad.
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PLEASANT rooms and board SO Pct
month. 101s Bagby corner Lamar, one,
half block from city park 70
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BOARD AND ROOM.

FOR RENT-Nice south room, with mod.
ern conveniences. FOR one or two gentle.
men Coll No. 1901 Texas avenue. "a
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4 FEW gentlemen boarders. 9i2 Traydlss
street. .
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BOARDING Lovely cool rooms. corner
house, and excellent table board, at the
san Antonio ois Charities street corner
Capitol. 20
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HOTELS, SUMMER RESORTS

HOTFT TTNORE B., Cleyeland Texas.
viii omen np on May /. 1902, 10 the tray
cling public 1t is Just completed Win
TWENTY-FIVE up-to. date rooms, modern fur.
piture and fixtures, under the manage.
ment Of Mrs. s, w Wright. 80
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FiRSI-CLASs engineer and pipe Atte uu.
derstands all about OIL burners, etc. Adj
dress 203O this office. "a
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WANrEn--P Position MS cook In family 81
boarding house, have two children. Apply
liit Liberty avenue. "a
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WANTED Position BY expert capable and
accurate double and single entry book.
keeper, four years experience; bank aud
mercantile references. Address box 6G2,
stanton, va. "a
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EXPERIENCED stenogfapher desires
situation by September !. Address II.
X, n, this office, 70
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GERMAN man wants n place I'm private
family; attend TO horse aud buggy and
be handy otherwise around tAc house.
Address 203l this office, "a
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

Pparson of these quotations shows
kdyintages Ia favor Of Houston Us
Ple market, When tile buyer cOuslu-
Dement'S to be derived .iOm Hous-
feeht rates he will md mat even
Pc Qlotable figures AT other markets
(tf, the price nually PAL is general
PtT The prices are those ruling
houston wholesale merchants, ANA
Pied daily.
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S1TUATIoNS-MALE.

POSITION as clerk In grocery driver OF
Waterman; sCbor and honest; acquainted
well with city; good references, Address
w, ID, Hughes, Houston Heights. ~
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100 on hay. 'N~'"e pe1
BBRhAN-cPsr 100 pounds. e7easi. 90.
SvhN GHOPS--Pure, 81 ASH so
44kc ''ieH'' 4vc' average
C0RN-No,. 2 mixed. sacked ssc, No. a
wlite. sacked, S5c. WV w.
HAY-Choice alfalfa. SIS. 90; cho,cn ,,r,o.
my, Sle NlnlI 90; South Texas prsliIe
nay. s5.50lI 20; North Texas ana TarrI.
cory hay, S10.5otd11. 80.
FRUITS.
AffLES-Texas green. per box, 25as5c:
reg, sN9sOc; Arkansas barrel "a 2StI4. $40
SANIALoUPES - Hockyfords, busnei
crates, " 25al 80
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., baskets, 4olSOc;
Wnlte seediess, crate, 81, oo6i2. 80, Concofds,
LEAloNs-Messinas, "a. 26a4. 90
NGES-Valencias, 81. 90.
fEACHES--Elhertas, crates, sO6aoc
noxes' 4on55c; other varieties boxes. I5dl
SSVei crates, 45955c; California. per box,
rEARS-Texas. per box, 25QS5c.
lhuNES-Irasedy, per crate. 81 .0O6f9. 2S,
PRIMES Tragedy, per crate, 50 90.
24qnart crates, 0Uc46oc; California assorted
varieties. 81 So11 20.
JlNEAPPLES-Florld per crate, "a, son
4.75; Mexico, 81. 25.
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SITUATION wanted as job painter. Ad.
dress w. l., G., this ofhce. q
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BOFRNT--The coolest resort To Iexasi q
fayorlte summer retreat among tne htiis
Inc Boerne Hotel offers pleasure seekers
ana the travelling public superior accom-,
nlodatlons. Clarke. proprletor SD
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APPLEs-Fancy eyaporate,diii Soio h91es'
trbbCcice ioAGiic choice evaporated. iohg
gniIc. snn d1ied, 65sdT&c.
a@ppICoTs- 10. loose. lOlFGllc.
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s'bfeh9TfE sly ID packages, z 7hi "a Fard
dates, ec. Hallowei' bulk Oo'ip boxes GA
OcPEAcHEs-ch Choice new stock, 9a9Ne.,
pGTSINS- California 3-crown, l., L..
hAlSst a e,s5i ~; M-ib boxes. L. L. ralsins.
so5SToe: scrown. L. ~ raisins. 5O-b boxes.
- a. I. crown. /. NJ. raisins, SIG.
ec nnSSIIyySNEs- California. QO1O0s, sc; S0-90s.
st,c I 7o-sos. &c; eo-7os. eye; So0os. &c;
sV N,yfnfsTiseNF,lberts. Sicily. 13c; California
Walnut isalic' peanuts fanny yn%h nan 7 PiSIs
el5,nopds Taragonn, 16d17c per ID Ia sacks;
california almonds. loo; peeans' nominal
GRAIN AND HAY.
Quotations for carload lots delivered q, oI
tracks. Houston or V rhnaye from stcrs'
5aioc per 100 pounds more on brar' z9s'