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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-11-17
CASTLE Z COOKE, LID.
Commission Merchants,
Sugar Factors 80.

AGENTS FOR
The Eva Plantation Company.
The Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd.
The Kohala Sugar Company.
The Waimea Sugar Mill Company.
The Fulton Iron Works, St. Louis. Mo
The Standard Oil Company.
The George F. Blake Steam Pumps.
Weston's Centrifugals. Il
The New England Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company of Boston.
The Aetna Fire Insurance Company OF
Hartford, Conn.
The Alliance Assurance Company Of
London.
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Rapid Transit road. Apply at Star
office.
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LOST.

Building lot corner King and Kane
hameha road, Palama terminus Of
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We have been appointed Sole Agents
for this elegant line, consisting of
SACHET POWDER,
TOILET POWDER, SOAPS, ETC, and
consider these the finest in their line
ever imported in this Territory.
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NEW YORK COTTON.
Reports Of Rains in Georgia Influen
PriCao

Reports Of Rains in Georgia Influenced
Prices.
New York, July 12.-'rhe cotton market
opened steady with prices points higher
to points lower and for a brief time fol
lowing the call was inclined to weaken
undcr reports Of soaking rains along the
Georgia coast scattered showers In the
rest of the belt and n forecast for rains
over the South Atlantic States aud East
cur states tonight and tomorrow. How
ever the Liverpool market was up 3 to
@'g points On futures aud l-1Gd on spots
when lttlc change had been due. while
near month shorts displayed decided nm.
eaSineSS. RumurS again gained circulation
10 the effect that strong spot cotton ia.
forests were heavily long of August and
Sept eWhrr and intended demanding the
cotton ou contract when they win shin It
TO Europe. THIS forcbodod marked lie.
crease In the New York stock an a fine
WHOM The American Visible is small at hest
General buying was soou In active progress
ana pr'Ncs worked steadily higher WITH the
august and september positions leading the
rise. Late molths were I'm q measure In
huenccd 10y uniIyurGhlc crop reports from
western pDlgiu Alabama and Southern
Mississippi The adyiors from Texas were
quite encouraging Receipts were larger
due 10 the rlonranCc for export Of oyer
5000 bales from minor Southern ports
Local sentiment WIS fHrly bulllSh on tho
late forenoon advance and commission
houses were modcrafN buyers Furope
picked ur moderate amounts OF the near
pvsitious ''
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TOO MUCH FRUIT
TO MAINTAIN PRICES.
Canned Molasses Hiaher-some Grades
OF Coffee and Sugar Lower--Water-
melons and Cantaloupes Lower.

Iae features Of the wholesale market dur
ing the past week have not heen unusual
There has been too mucn Texas fruit fo-
The good nf prices and the fact has con
ulbutcd 20 decentralization 10 the trade
The condition 81 the frIlt has been much
Improved and ms surely been favorable
enough to suit any purchaser Yesterday
was somewhat better Ia respect to Prices
in View OF the end of wrtk dcmahd. which
always makes itseH felt In the trade. while
Rlrly1s for the day were Lot more than an
average. Dealers consider that the future
VIII be entirely governed by the quantity of
receipts, especially when the absorbing
capacity OF the market is so well taxed as
at present.
Prices ON Creole canned moosscs are &c
higher on two'pound caus and 1oQ35c nish-
or on larger cans.
Local quotations OH Rio fair coffee have
been reduced NG13c, and lsc on prime and
Peaberry.
Prices on Louisiana yellow. CHARMED and
fancy sugar are up about l4c and prices
On choice are &c better.
The stock Of pecans In the local trade has
been exhausted and It is not thought there
VIII be any fresh supplies during the pres
cnt season.
Pink Alaska salmon are 1odl5c lower
There are no more Toy Columbia river In
the local market.
The situation on tomatoes continued to
improve, though prices were not materially
changed.
big supply OF cantaloupes was noted
In the market and another slump wns noted
in the major part OF the sales.
An abundance Of watermeons are on hand
and some lots. to use an expression OF the
dealers. were practically given away. II
is thought that the big supply will be re-
moved In two or three days and the better
grade Of melons destined for the market
hereafter will improve the condition.
Baltimore mall ndvices referring to canned
fruits state; Every article in the line Is
strong, especially berries, cherries, pneap-
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HIDES ANo WOOL.
BETTER FEELING IN SPOTS.
Nothing IN Evidence TO Warrant Distinct
Advance, However

New Orleans, July - In tho spot cotton
market a slightly better feeling prevails
among factors as a result Of todsy's i'm.
proyement In Liverpool hut there is moth.
ing In the situation 10 warrant distinct
advance, though sellers are disposed TO
hold out for 4 shade higher prices Buyers,
noN'NeE decline 10 meet the Views Of fac
changed.
Futures were comparatively steady. Liver.
or lbd on spots and worked nm 8.64d 10
l-uid ON future deliveries, hut the i'm.
proNemcnt on the other side was onset Nv
general rain reports from the cotton beit
ana neither element Among tho profession
cared to force The pace under the circur,
stances. IN consequence the market omen
cd mt . points down on January and / 10
: points on other months, fiuctuated over
a narrow range during the short session
ana closed nt not variations Of points he.
quotations 'V''"s
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Price | 4

due probably In part TO the holiday III
ruption. but by some attributed 70 W
marking up OF values. The trade seems n
posed to regard present prices as fnA VI
view OF stock on hand aud the coming NY
tho new. As to the supply. II Is vsp Il
remember that domestic occupies noi ~
the middle. but the whole OF the rosa
years agonc. foreign at this season VA
manded part and until last year prasaas
all Of the demand down 10 ana 49,
the month of October. AS TO the ohcu one. \.
new the outlook is sorry one, tanH A
crop MS an entirety. The MISSISSIPPI w w
crop alone is promising, hut Il Is M
and will he held at fancy prices W.
there he radical changes for tne peIa
the greater crop in Southwest lo. . !.
and Texas. Reports Of the day hN Y.
tinuation OF the drouth; wherever ~, vi
have fallen they have been totalH ~,
ficlent 70 more than keep the pant s WA
Gables and correspondence from sn.sI
note rather quiet features. Inc ss ~.
arrived and afoat is largely IN ehns
last year, hut as the better qgalius
not over plentiful prices on sucn A'
sustained r.J,I
lana crop movement to date' s ,i,ss
rough, 1,4T0.OO0 sacks; last yesr, IN
sacks. Sales. cleaned estimator, rs NJ
$40 pockets: last year As6.96o pocs,sasa. ~ |
fair demand. hut under light one s,a IA
ket advanced IkGi1t on all desiramSr s Nh
Talmage, Charleston. telegraphs ia
crop movement to date; Receip,ss,,
barrels: sales, 44.a60 barrels vssss
qulry. Market firm at previous au'"
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FEW DEVELOPMENTS IN RICE.
Holiday Period Furnished Rest-Prioes
Held Firm.

''N"N9y TelOo FurnlShed RcSt-PriCes
Held Firm.
New York, July a.-Dan TaImage.s
sons company says; Blessed he he that
eApecteth nothing. for he shall not be dis.
appointed" Such was the temper Of mind
OF holders hereabouts regarding the week
Just closed and their expectations we're
fully realized "e''
Inc rice market like the exchanges I'm.
proved the DAYS around the National holI.
uay Tor breathing spell, and dealings
turing the balance Of the week were in
extremely light volume Prices. however
are maintained with the same degree OF
n'plneSs which has characterized market
movement throughout the past month, II
n'sh' De remarked that New York IS wen
n'''eu III the matter OF stock laid I'm NJ
ioWer levels than current values. and n ,s
therefore In position TO command and ,s
commanding trade which ordinarily seoks
supply from primal points. During rho
NeeA prices in the Southwest have bcen
Pessed up kfIk. but find little resnonsn
neEet holders are disposed rather t 20 ,ai
IiuiS5ss profits and let the future care IN ~
"SVn When II comes TO resnnntv to'
- AussIees from the South note stsodr A..
S,ana along the Atlantic coast ~ ~. ~
"ss' tnere Is marked siackening on
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n. g. 3. Beers Lette,

NGDtCidi w 4 ~ 81
New Orleans. July 12.-Lverp0c y
much better than anticipated, but 0s
ket. however, opened unchanged y =, n
lower, owing to the good rains ~ ma, mass|
lautics The frmness OF the ma l,.i,csI III
due to the strength Of the stats nness;i|
tion. and the absence Of sellers ~ ns|
an Improvement of 3 to 3 from . ,iv ~
later. Near the close though g
eased on. making the nef snns i'll
points on the near months, eAVs tss n
which was unchanged, wheresso nJ,n
positions showed a loss ~ ] 70 III
Good rains fell IN Gcorgla SnSrSarrs i
Carolina and scattered showers "a ,sAssal
the valley and Texas ScatterS,u.. ns,s "A
were predicted In Mississippi Ars rncros
Texas. Outside of Alabama, aha XII n
Of Mississippi the balance OF lns o M
Ind beneficial rains, and the osoSirs,klnsI
on the whole Is favorable. the pv rsrn,s i
or fear. of manipulation 10 la S,sNrss|
the current months, and the laIgs unrsstilI
existing In the new crop montnss, .ppss, q
selling Of the options. and me s lime y
that the present apathy VIII co ,ha nroSi
more definite conclusions as TO tne y
outturn will be reached. +. Bes
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J. N. Wjsner's Lette.

Houston. Texas, July 12,-The p, n
has been very quiet in cotton cl'. al
all are awaiting the coming seas M
eral crop conditions are goou, ~ nd
are some reports Of boil weeyis q
and drouth east Of the Miss'ss'pr !, n
cially Alabama. A short intere'' "A n
market. the statistical sltuahou ~ n
strong Liverpool demand durilIH nss AuTl
week have prevented any den,' sad the =
is dangerous, especially 10 sell anu
crop months are problem ,.aned IL, 4
An enormous crop Is 10 pe Wi 10 1
is REASONABLY S' certain this year II. ~
sized crop that can he raised rss|
good prices as a bumper yieiai-
silly to meet the worlds Mss
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Quninc, 34dS6c per ounce bottle. NOR.
phine, s. 25G2 30 per ounce: coaine, s.. %
per ounce; borax. Sl5c per pound in 1OO.ib
packages; copperas, $2o0 In barrels: castor
epson salts. S1.75 per 100 lbs In barrels:
alcohol, S270d3O0 per gallon: sulpur'
81 IS per leo lbs In barrels alum. slbc per
pound in barrels; saltpeter &c per pound In
barrels; camphor, zoe. wood alcohol T5c
@$l.o0; gum opium. So so; powdered opium.
- 50: carhoic acid. 4Od42c per pound In
bottles; calcium carbide. S. 20 per 100. de-
'lNered Texas common railway points.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

r. q. r mill Texas nlcribr noints No.
cordiue to location. FER gallon
Prime crude oil loose - n a.
Prime summer yellow oil rs AZ
Iinters. according to quality uoib5S GOA,
Ter ton
Prime rottou seed meal SeA % a
Primo cotton seed cake .. . ~ Is
Quotations on prime cotton Secd meal
and prime cotton seed cake nrc fot do
livery at Galveston
New Orleans July la. Cotton seed prod
ucts Prime refined oil an barrels 81: on
refined ~ prime crude loose 80
Memphis Tenn, July - Cotton seed
OF Prime crude nominal, on crude 3IlsG
~; prlmc summer yeliow 80. on SUMMER
willow nominal choice cooking summer
-. 80: on nominal
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PRODUCE.


pound. 'S
BEANS-Tmported navy beans, sssa3%c,
BAYOU 4ci English, dried. 3l.c; mink 10
hlack eyed, &c, Michigan navy, sSc:
california navy, 4h4Ilsc: snaps So so rer
nuShel; wax and green henns 5Od6Oc bglf
hushel basket; California Iimas. 5tsGiSc:
fresh wax beans, G5dT5c per busheI Gratc
huTrER Blue STIR, 24c dairy. re, El.
gin creamery, 25m26c: Meadow Gold
2S@29c; Texas bricks, l6c. Oleomargn-
rlne-Lntoln solids, Exc; Lincoln prInts.
LILAC. Daisy solids. lG6IlTc; prints.
lsc' Monkeys special. lSGLlUc; Crystal Gem
ana country rolls. lec; Empire State spe-
cial loo; special Blue star, lsc; Elgin dairy
bricks, 2oc; Ideal, 11lkc; Purity creamery
20 and 3o-lh tubs, pc; Lib prints. 24e, Nl.
gin creamery, solids, 1Sc; country butter IN
pals, lpG2Oc.
Kansas. imported stock. a5f
CHEESE-N Wisconsin fun cream rolls. lBc.
2Ae Wisconsin full cream daisies, 1I4fi5r;
Wisconsin half cream, lSdl4c; Wisconsin
pound prints 15ls6rl6c.
EGGS Texas, IaSc; Kansas. 2oGolc
kkAUI,-NCw. IN mali barrels. SSUuF
8.25
oNIoNs-N crop, Ter bushel soaS5c.
lElfER-CEile, new l5m l6c per pound:
black Singapore, loo.
puShel.
PEANurS-Jumbo per pound, 7nfXc;
fancy hand picked No, l, ed6lsc
POULTRY Chickens hens. good. 81. O02
%; flyers, large, S. o0d2. %. brollrrS,
81 CEASE *; mixed lots So 75d3. %; cocks
large, old 81 Sod20d; ducks large, S3.UOdt
turkeys, hens, S5m@7oo; gobblcrs. $50
@QOO.
75c.
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/
blastinS rowder 81 as per kes: drcp sbot
nor snri 81 Ar. huck ii 20
N ATOM Extro short clear In sacks 1Sthc.
rerulors I3a,c. bexed &c higher. bellies
SIN, Ned. Ave; New York bellies, lac
UtITrrR on In barrels 4sc: hair bnr-
rcie zoo
ia GSGiNC, Ann TIES RarrirU OH To-.
or IL 49, Arrow ties Iess than carload
lois, from Houston. SI.25
c,S nSsnh nor T"T Ib No flI WEIGHT basis
Of ~ ,s57isc ncr III. specioi sizes. I5c nigh
or; n,i,ed 3iSil5c ns 10 quality.
tAWbI'i,S Strr fnU weight. he. Gran.
,te full weight Ioi6c; Electric Lights, sLac;
hg4i TS w dwiG 60 75as ~. Ro.sn.
81 ;S,5c,o 40 ''"''''
W ~6it'tiii| H. fotr 7@7tLc. prlmc 7&6f
berry, lnlaMl We; Cord9Yn, l"@rl ro 9Hndni
coneeS, Arhut klo's Arlosn' naSis Inio
cases lp9- dc.ivered' ApgN' -, llul'
Zoe; Gold Seal Mocan nnu 'eNm, ~ 'u III,
2sc; Mocha and Jayn b'9nd, M TuhS' 1 a,ln
ana alb pals lSAc; ln'elna'l1I 1dNa
blend, In Inns, isrc; ana tio pals pals,
tins, sc; bulk, 26c, LIT -.
CRACKERS II soda, onlk. boNes,
Tlsc; l. III cartons, per dozen HocS glengrr
snaps, 7'gc; creams Sc; stage p'ankS' o'1c'
cakes and jumbles, lie.
FLOUR Basis 4slb sacks, Fancy hieh
as 90; third grade, $780,. 24-lb sacks. Zoe
per barrel higher; -four, in wood loo per
barrel higher.
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white seealess, crate, s2.ooa2 so; concords,

white seedless, crate, S2,OoG2 80; Concords,
baskets, Csc.
LEMONS essinas, 81 .O0d4 so.
RANGES-VHlencias, So 90.
PEACHES go bincrtaS, crates, 6S690.;
hoIcs, 4Od5Oc; other varieties, boxes. 25d
3oc, crates. 4od5oc; Ca...ornia, per box,
81. 1O6l 20
PEARS Texas. per box, 3514oc.
PRUNES-Tr aEedy, per crate. 81 .Oold2. %,
PLuMS Texas. per peck box. 45650c;
24-quart crates, 50d6Oc; California assorted
varieties 81 T562 %
Florida, per crate, 81, 5O9
10; Mexico, So %.
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METALS.

TIN Firm, $S1 oOQS81 80; lead, sac.
GALVANIZED SHEET IRON-65 and 5
per cent discount.
BLACK SHEET IRoN-No. 81, 50. 10 per
loo pounds.
ROOFING TIN-Machine made, Slo.504
HOO per box, old style, St6.50dlS.5o per
box.
soLDER-Half and Hslf. 1olhd2oc per
pound.
CORRUGATED IRoN-Galvsnized, s4.75
per square,
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BIDDING WAS RATHER SPIRITra
TRADERS COULD NOT AGREE
AND RESULTS RESTRICTED.
Ground Floor Mere Active--Anglo-Ame
can and National Oil and Pipe
Good Sellers.

The week closed with lively bidding In
evidence on oil stocks but traders expert
encing the same difficulty to get together
that has so often been feature OF the
market of late. No important price changes
were recorded but those that prevailed in
the last few days were freely given with
ono or two exceptions.
Ground Floor came into the active list
more prominently than heretofore of late.
Sellers met the bids that have been stand
Ing for several days but the demand was
not entirely filled. The same bid took
place IN the windup and an advance OF
about &c was made In asked prices. Anglo.
American was a favorlte trader again ana
was easily disposed OF when lowered 10
29sc. Traders on the close were separated
by isc on each side of this price. Ma
tiona OIL and Pipe changed hands quite
freely and held TO prices reaching cpse
to 19c. There was more available at these
terms, although the orders required con
siderable trading to I'LL them. The hrst
deal In several weeks took place In Hey
wood and at terms showing distinct loss
Geyser OF Galveston sold at an ADVANCE
of 1 cent above offers at the previous
call but the demand was easily nlieu'
Drillers received more active inquiry but
there were no material changes In prices
Independent was strong, compared TO the
late selling price and none OF the STOCK
ranging lower were given no attention
Empire State took fall and sold ACHE
less than last sales. Heavy absorption
developed at first but the desire 10 uhiouu
was too pronounced to maintain such Il
level aud closing bids were lower by an
ether &c. stronger feeling was eviuced
by holders OF Manhattan but buyers were
at the same time weaker and few trades
were scored. An increase Of about CSC oc-
Cured In the bids for Higgins but there
was little change on the part of sellers.
Bids for Gober were raised Nc and those
for Texas Big Four Oh and Pipe were
advanced 1sc. There was weakness In
Spindle Top new, causing offerings to be
lessened 81 and bids to be reduced $50.
better inquiry appeared for Gladys OF
Beaumont, while the balance OF the list
experienced a general small loss.
The total sales amounted TO 1910 shares.
The prices bid and asked at the close
yesterday and the sales made were as
follows:
UNLISTED STOCKS.
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SUGAR.

New Orleans. July 12s-.saEalfrssn ;ll
open kettle 2iS,fS 1916: open ketllles Va q
gal 3d3h: centrifugal yellow, s.en.rl's:I
onds iA@3ht Molasses-Duli ~ Il
5nl5. -. ssat)
New York. July 10. -Sugar.-h ar = n
fair refining 1915; centrifusA
3 sic. Refined-Steady.
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PANTS. OILS AND GLASS

White lead, per cwt, strictly pure, Sc rs;
second second grade $500; third grade $500
$3.50; barrel lots, 56c per gallon Min,
cral paints, 6oc per gallon. Dry mixed
paints, per cwt., IN narrcis, 9Oc. Venetian
reds per cwt, 81 so; yellow ochre. per cwt..
Ready mixed house paints, 100 WI ooyy
glass, sIN6. per cent on Jannary n lst
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CANNED GOODS.

CANNED GOODS.
CANNED FRUITs-Apples, Bib, 05cD
S11o, pineapplcs sliced $40; eyeless and
Coreess, SlSuu1S5; extra grated, 81 90;
pears, 2lb, soc; Strawberries, BIB, 81 l09
30, blackberrles, 9Th, Snaeoc; peaches,
2-lb, S1.OOdl.l5
CANNED VEGETABLES Tomatoes, 2-Ib,
full weight, SLID. S-lb, fun weight, 81
9Th. seconds. $1u0al .0S; 3-lh, seconds,
Sl2odl.2 20 okra and tomatoes. 2lb, SI0o;
canned krAut 3-lh S1.OO. California as
paragus, 2t1 III, 50 25W3 go according to
grade; lib asparagus salmon. cans, 81 80;
az IS; baked beans, BIB 95c; Glib
string beans, Soc; 2th kidney beans,
05c; 2b strlngcSs beans. Sl25; 2lb
marrowfat peas Sl.to; 2lh American petit
pois, Sl.hONil a. extra Maine corn 81 l56l
% Maine style corn, 95cd$1 60; standard
corn, 0O@1hc; seconds S5G90c,
CALIFORNIA FRUIT Extra standard,
2ialb peachcs lemon cling, 81 o5dt2 90;
yellow Crawford, S1S5GIl95 black cher
ries. S2Oo@225 white cherries, 81 25a
go; apricots, 81 S0@1.9o: Strawberries,
So 0o@2 10, plums, 81 ,65d115; grapes,
Sl.6n01 Ii, seconds, loc per dozen less
than extra standard prices
CANNED MOLASSES T. & f. Old Fash
Toned, gallons. $40 per case; y gallons,
$3.50 per case; = gallons, $3.75 per case
lib California asparagus tips 81, -
Gold Medal brand, fancy table syrup, quart
Jars, Stoo per dozen; II. b. 4 Co, Creole,
2lh, Sioo, 3lb, $l.S5; BIB, 81 35; l0lb
81 80.
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WIRE NAILs--S 50. rs base per kes.
bARBED WIRE-GalvaniHcd, tilidden
1915 Ter 100 lbs; galvanized Baker, IS 50
per 100 lbs
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

A comparison OF these quotations shows
many advantages In favor Of Houston as a
wholesale market. When the buyer cousid-
crs the benefits to be derived from Hous.
tons freight rates he will lind shat even
when the quotable figures at other markets
are lower, the price finally pall IS general
ly greater The prices are those ruling
among Houston wholesale merchants and
are revised daily
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Dry Goods.

New York. July l2.-rhere has been
duh close 10 the dry goods market this
week I'm all departments. Prices are with.
out change IN brown hleached and coarse
colored cottons. Prints are steady and
glnGh0mS nrm, American cotton warns In
fair request, weak and irregular. Worstcd
yarns steady, with fair demand woolen
yarns quiet. Linen and jute yarns arm,
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j. II. Thompson Seed and
Rice Milling Co.
Brazoria Rice and Irr. Co. !
Houston Land and Trust Co
Houston Drilling and Sup.
ply 20. ...-...
International Creosote Co.
of Beaumont .............l
Moore Cortes Canal Co. go.
Merchants National Bank. i
Magnolia Park Co.
Planters and Mechanics Nal
tlonal Bank. ............,.l
South Texas National Bank
Rockdale Oil Mil Co.
Sour Lake Springs Co. 49,. j
Spindle Top Power Co. ....l
Southwestern Dry Plate Col
Trinity Rice, Land and Irr. /
Texas Savings, Real Estatel
and Investment Co.......I
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AGENrS-For the best and only positive
skirt supporter ever invented; liberal
terms, simple with dcmonstrator ready
for cunvasslnR. 25c. Geo. ~ Scects 1867
Monadnock building, Chicqgo. ~
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SALT FISH-Mackerel No. ]. new. In 10
ID kits, 90c; half barrels 20 lbs, No. /, $500
@5 80; tubs, So 5o@5 rs.
,SALMON-F nncy Pillar Rock, Columbia
River, Sl.S5Q2Oo, Castle Rock, Columbia
Bell. Columbia River 95c: Violet brand,
$3.50 Cnrnatiou brand. Fancy Red Alaska,
Sl35gLl0; Pink Alaska, 95cGSl.Oo; war
rior, 81 to.
ADMINISTRATION quarters. S3.65G
80; mustard, S3.4Gd35O imported GU
lettc grade quarters. $l25 so: fancy sprats.
quarters, $s.ood10Oo, according to grade.
STARCH standard goods Pearl, In 40
10 boxes, f%d4sc. Royal Gloss or Archer
bulk, 5d6Ac; Nickel 100 packages per box
~ 2o433o corn starch, 5Slc per TO- 20 and
~ ih hoxes.
ouIAR- Quotations nro for small lots;
standard Granunted, &c; cubes and pow.
aefed' o9sc; Louisiana yellow, carried and
fancy, 4isai%c; choice, 49sc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-13

lNSURANCE-Wc desire n share Of your
business town and country risks; special
facilities have been secured .or handling
good gin business; write for agency.
Underwriters Fire Association, Dallas.
Tpyns
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-13

AGENTs-Automatic washers sell them
selves; one agent wrltcs exhibited
sample TO ten women, took ten orders -
Time required - minutes; profit over S50;
guaranteed 20 do washing In 30 minutes;
furnishes It's own power; requires neither
labor nor attention; costs less than any
other machirc; free sample and exclusive
territory furnished: $50 week guaranteed
thousands of testimonials. Automatic
Washer Co. STATION U. Chicago. III. IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-13

red, i0d5Oc s>''N'
APRlcoTs-callfornia, per crate, sl.75a
cANTALouPEs Rockyfords, bushe,
crates. 40a5oc
kl.bodl.76 ~'
GhAPEs-cstawbas, baskets, 4oa5oc;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-13

SALESMEN-WcuId YOU consider carrying
a special linz Of gloves on liberal commits
sion? II so, address for further iuform1-
tion 1875, tais office. IL