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ZION WHOLESALE MARKET

higher prices when the oIconarsn.,n. .,,,
Nttomes effective on July l. whiir n,hs..
rptdend lhat several mouths vii eiapss
cEarnlkow, MacDourall 4 az saw Al,
sugar. The fact that the committee A.,
pointed hy the relchstag has ieconmen,,n,
that the Internal duty OF 10 marks bc r !.
duecd 10 ~ marks In September. iup8 ma
further reduced In September. 1905. In M
mArss, WIS considered sisLidcant. an thr
tohmlttccs further proposal thai I'M, s,,t,.
tax be reduced to $50 marks tor ret, ~
ana I.An marks for other grades noiuted in
the same direction, as Ii was In eNnrt Tn
ioimity Win article 3 Of the convent o l.
IN winch IL Is agreed TO llmlt thc %irt.v
- q maximum oi II per lpJ kllns FOR ~
hne0 sugar aud assinlil ahle su-ir. ana
T., II maximum Of IL 900 ftr other sugars
~ ne eSi,s'ing import duty 10 Germauy Is
Mhile the excise duty Is ~ marks 'Tne
surtdH or difference between customs and
excise duties Is therefore 20 MARKS Say
Z'lolc per lb-n difference which puts Il
Ia the power of the German "a lei To an,
hunce the cost to consumers py ia n
amount without fear of foreign competl
ION when the committees proposal h
carried out the duty on consuInp Ion viii
become 29sc per Id, and the surtax .5lnc
per pound. total OF Isle per pound h
stead OF 4.32ic per pound, as a, D eseut. a
change which should reduce tbs price Ia
greatly Stimulate the uSe OF sugar In der.
many, where the consumption ppr head Is
less than one-half what II Is In the United
states, the figures for i0O0t 1901 helnr RI.
spectlNcly, United States 0s pounds and
Germany ~ pounds per head at II apptr-
ent that With the increased product ii uf
came sugars particularly III Cuba and Porto
Rico AMI the Increased supply of domestic
beet sugars here, there VIII be yearly less
Hnd less room In the United states for su.
CARS front European countries. 1t has ne
come evident to European producers that
they must find IN outlet for more VI ihair
production at their own doors by reducing
internal duties aud thus CHEAP Mig the
article, so MS 10 stimulate Its coGsunptlon
by tuCit own cuuutlSmcn aud the agrp. =
ncnt made ut the Brussels conference is
one important step In this direction The
practical certainty that the Brussels com
ycntlou win not ho ratified by alt the roan.
tries Interested has Ind little effect uuon
the beet market rs the time for the Su.
Nention 10 go into effect still distant
Very little business has been done In ,layis
July August steamers are uhtninahIc al IS
ll2d tn s. 81 e. T. hut they are attracting
little attention here On the other hand,
u Is probable that rctncrs tn india and
China will he larger buyers ~ JFVaS this
scHson, AS the German aud AuSthan gran
ulated that formerly went ~ -5ndla IN large
quantities must now lac replaced by raWs
or refined not subject 10 the Indian cuun-
teryailjng duties"
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TEXAS WORLDS FAIR EXHIBIT.
Put It on Wheels Atterward and Send \
on a Tour.
san Antonlo Exnrss.

on Tour.
san Antonio Express.
The 81, Louis Worlds fair will present
the Erandcst opportunity for the proper ad.
ycrtiseInent aud uphuildlng OF the Texas
Empire that will be known for decades 20
come.
1t Is not enough that Tcxas will exceed
all former Efforts Ia displaying her vast
mineral, agricultural aud stock ralsiug re-.
sources, point the way Ia her enormous
misunderstanding possibilities and inform
those who attend the exposition. by means
OF CHtetuilN coniniled statements Of statiSti.
cal factS regarding the uncuualed i,luct-
| the capitalist.
lluudrcs Of columns in the leading news
| papers Of the country will be devoted to
u prescription OF the Texan representation.
| which, ~, common with many ether con.
spituouS tcatNtHS, VIII resolve broadcast al
| ,vrtiscmcut Visitors at the fair viii vlcw
with ainANcmcnt tho hitherto mhreumpt OF
| possibilities In the Lone star State aud
| may hc induced thereby IL Invest thor
| ,Wpidl IN sunN of the hundreds of prumiS.
| M, ventures watch viii be thoroughly eI.
| plotted There.
Something should be done - follow up
! the Gdt anlag" thus gained and by con.
| sistout and persistent rNort. roach the stay
| ni humcs. II Is the skilled artisan, the 10.
| icllgcut mcphanir, the thrifty hushudma d
! ana experienced truck aud small fruit grow.
| cr we Wish 10 attract To Texas to hnttcr his
| his condition and, while making his own
| fortune assist In the unhuildtug Of ihe
| greatest mo.l promising nnd wcHihicst
| STATE hi the Union. THIS rcNaS should be-,
| may he aud viii he &c TcxHus now rise Ia
| the occasion and mnko the slnst NJ our op
| rortunitN, and hence the ENpre>s ventures
| ihc suggestion that there Shoull he a pol,
mencnt eNhibii mud that It might bc feast.
| NE &" nave this exhibit So classified uui
| separated that an the conclusion of I'M ok
| t"S'uph an .'nlife ttuh 'o9id he equipped
| mn, q 'o", III Ky "'nntiN winch NhoHti curry
| ,,,t min. 'Wt,tNt1"u ~ nlVtimn shnnits
MN i"iS; vi, W'""s ~, PaV'StAlh'
nthu St,,tcs ma ~, NJ ~, " WSal W 'gNa'
SOM thcir oIirsf ",, " ' "S 'Vlll'ai,e, huh
| iinus rf thn ro,,,,f,s, NH Xxx i" '",''ue ~
| suiiput II, ohtalning rnjnp{" AK,
hng Atwnys provrd fh, v,Isio,u 'r ,i, ~,
tWuigc NO matter What thr outlnt
| The Texas train" sh0ull la, scGf ,yher
ever the desired class Of Immigrants NAV
be- attracted n win nLc A lonp trnin to
display TO advantage ali Tint No have IA
SHOW to the world evon br eplntlr bul
u ram he provided Of roursr renrcsanta
Tive mon Shpuld uc,o,nnntv this ,r.t,, ,,
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A Splendid Remedy.

Neuralgic palms, Rheumatism. lumbago
and stiatic palsa yield 20 the penetrating
influence Of Billiards. snow Linimrni, u
renctratcs TO the nerves and bone. ana DC
fng ailsnrled Into TIN blood. lfs healing
properties are conveyed to every part ~
the hndy aud efIcct some wonderful cures
Mir H. y, Moere, Agent lliinols reniral
halfway. MILAN. Tenn, states; J hnNf nNfp
Billiards. Sndw ilnlncnt Tor rheumatism
haekache. etc. IN ms family II y a spleu'
aid remedy. We could nos DC without y
csc zoe and st.Oo at A. 4. kieslnss, 30
Main street, Houston.
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mas TAYLoR FAlR.
Annual Event Is TO Be Held Early In
July,

Annual Event Us 10 be REID csrly ~
July,
Taylor Texas June 9...-rhc twcnty.rrst
annual exhibition az the Taylor Fgir asso.
citation will take place In this city ON July
:, 3 and 4, aud promises to be one OF the
most successful fairs Of midsummer
nature ever held In this county. The of
ncers aud directors are hard at work ana
this is sufficient guarantee that the fails
will be everything that could bo expected
Of county fair.
The building committee is very busy
making largo ana valuable improvements
10 the fair grounds The grand stand viii
be repaired and hundred feet OF seating
capacity added; new exhibition hail is "a
course of construction; the poultry aud
machinery halls are being repaired aud en-
iarged; new stables are added Tor the ac
Commodatiun Of the live stock and esN-
clal attention is given to the race track,
which as II Is now is In very hnc Cun,li
tlUn, hut not Withstandlng the racing com
mittee say that they Viii have onu ~ tile
best tracks in the state,
rhCro viii be grand street parade on
Iuly 8, With special ntlecS offered for tht
hest ladies' decorated carriages, huggicS
cnldreu's pony carts and mercantile dis
plays On hpatS aud wagons, wbich prom
,scs To he an attractive feature ON The
morning OF that date,
The following is The program
First day viii be the opening day. viii
usual furmaitN.
first pay. Thursday. July 3, STOCK
grade, a;o a. IN. shorthcrus. fnll blood
20 a. M; grade. 1910 q, M; Jerseys. Tul
blood, II a. m; grade 1850 m,
Third Day. rdnN, july I, Sturh show.
Draft nurses, Jacks. rundstcrs, general pur
pose horses. rattle, sheen Bad hogs
Grard parade of all stock az ! p. M.
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80 Meaiher Woakneae

r you feel tagged out, listless and TACK
lug 10 energy. yuu are perhaps suffering
from the dcbllituilug Effects Of sunlnrr
weather. These symptoms Indicate thar Al
tonic Is needed ;hat VIII create healthy
appetite. make digestion perfect. regulate
the bowels and impart natural activity 10
The liver This Herbinr VIII do; u Is a
tonic. laxative aud restorative. II, j. Free
gard, Proprietor Graud View Hotel. the-
ney. kan, writes: II have used iieFbihe
lor the last twelve years, and nothng or
earth can beat Il. Il, was reenumendri
10 me by Dr. Newton, Newton, Kan. '1c
az a. L. kiesling s, JU3 J9in street, hous'
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rHE eRoMTH on sEeulN.
Large Increase in the Population IN a
Short Time.

LARGE Increase in the Population IN a
Short Time.
Scguin, Texas, June 0,--rhe official schul
pstic census report ~ the city OF Scgulu
has just been completed ana turned over
to The county superintendent Of mibic IN
structlou. Il shows scholastic population
OF 45u whites and IA coIored; total Of
600 In 1890. two years ngo. tho ofHclnl
census showed tho population OF Scgum
To be 24To aud the same year the srhul-
nstic population was ms Taking the schol.
astic population us standard upou which
to base the estimate NJ Scgulns real popu'
latlon, nj the usually accepted estimate
ot six population go every one scholar Il
would make Srgum~ Formulation to-day
two years, This estimate is nNsd upou
actual facts ~ shown trom statistics, mud
is beyond question appruNlmutr4 rnrrprt.
This wuuld make nu Increase nf nFrr enc
Third M ScEuln's population durNg thht
brief period uf tlutv. These tignrrs arc SITS"
borne ont Ia th, receipts of thr water
works which Is owned by tie city lNn
while today It N SNWp regardless - tle
fact that There bus been decrease Of -
per cent IN water rates,
The next move on the program tof y ~.
gums future for which a strenuous rnort
win he nude Is tu secure t1n Baptist
school for which SlWoUp has been offered
by the Bapiist association n Texas. 10
loo lorntrd in West TrNus. The nutter
mas aroused considerable Interest on iur
pttrt OF the htulurss men. ana WHOM Re
guin undertakes uuythlng She has during
recent years generally accomplished II.
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\ NIfT BUSINESS.
Faull RECEIPTS INCREASE.
adv,reed t-Sc---Eoas Slightly
y. .....r---ksnsas in the Market
Poultry Cheaper.

IL. IN the wholesale market yes
ss quiet throughout and an IN.
~ !, receipts brought heavier move
f''s froit and produce white otherwise
- no important changes To note.
....tlou was weaker on raataloupes.
'%.,lol changes occurred In the prlc,
,rerlngs considerably exceeded the
tspud.
.uss cable adviccs have reported
la, ~. Of rcancd sugar shipped to the
s.s,s states during last week aud en-
,srsfuts Of 500 tons.
i, stock Of coffee in Ilavre Is 8'o1l co.
!, which 2.alTWO bags ARE Brazil IAN
,.,st the stock was 3,0lG.G00 bags, In.
,s.uss g,lTc,OO bags Brazilian.
Z. r.st market took another jump Of
Il rbis makes rise Of Mage on bacon
\. last week aud some consider that
4, md Is rot yet in slight.
i, rylces OH chickens took q drop of
N. ~ on account Of weak deman l..
,ss. anil iryers brought an a@crnge price
!, tsm while the number of sales was
tsna United
rs,te vas a large increase In receipts OF
yr,.s peaches but an Improvement Ia tn ,
ANN anu a stronger demand caused
Nh, 10 hold m firmly and all the stocks
X we'll taken up.
m,s arc selling about cent lower on
n. retas commodity and remain weak nc
A,.s figures. Most of the sales were re-
|.,aA Al 0atoc The Kansas product is
az N the market and is meeting with a
M sbod demand bringing 1sn1nc
adde's from primary markets state that
\ change has taken place In Elgln huttcr
4,aailtns, Some predictions are made of
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NEW ORLEANS SPOT.
Bales Light on Advanced Quotations
Market Hardened NsihlN.

New Orleans, June 1o.-Thcre was hut
little mquiey for spot cotton today. Buy
crs and sellers are we'll apart In their
views concerning prices. Sales 375 bales.
including 125 bales to arrive. Quotations,
advanced lie.
The market for contracts was quiet. but
the undertone was decidedly firm. Prices
were = TO points higher at the openlng
and the Improvement continued almost
during the eutlre session, At the close
the boHrd showed net gains of II points
on June, G on July ana August, 10 ON
September and II TO IL points on the win.
ter months, compared with Mondays clos.
ing.
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BURGLARS at Wallis.

Wallis Texas. June q. The Wallis dug
store was broken into last night and some
100 cigars. toilet soap and fancy articles
taken, The same night some one sCp.
posedly the same parties attempted tp IN,
Ter the store 81 *. r. Hood 'rhy btt-
tered nj the front door priEod nf sew
tral sluis ana bent The lsuU lars holding
tho shutters to hack wludoN They pg0,
cured Il ladder and entered through in M
stairs window which gave them access o
tho Masonic hnll, hnt cUulu not gain, adj
mitiANCc 10 the store.
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Mineola. 1'exus June D Considerable gl-
cltemeni was caused about 3 on ! O'Clock
this morning by The sereans OF lads for
help. Nenrhy ueighhors were Awakened
aud rushed TO the scene. II VAS rStsr
tAincd that two men supposed to nc ne
igrues had attempted 60 break MO the
hpnse ~ a widow, but her screams tflrpd
the ,llains away nlaodhouuds werr iHu.
cured in a short time but after running
tho track for few uiles acr lst them
aud MI To the preseut time nothing mas hccn
seen or heard ~ the Villains,
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NEW YORK FUTURES.
News Was All Bush and Prices Ad-
Nanced Several Points.

vsnced Several Points.
New York, June lo.-Tbe market for
cotten opened firm with prices to q
points higher and pretty much all the
rest OF the session erept slowly up on re-
ports OF small crop damage covering or
dcra from the bear interest, light foreign
buying, Increased bull support aud slim
offerings. Nearly all influences at work
favored a higher market Promptly at
nuou the government report came TO hand
and proved quite as huliish as predicted
and had the effect OF stiffcning the new
crop months several points. aud for the
resi- of the afternoon the course OF the
market was quite steadily upward
The late months led the summer posi-
tinns In poiut Of strength. The market
fHally WAS steady, net TO IL polnts
higher.
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Alvin Tsaohers Elected.

Alvin, Texas, June 9.-At meeting o. the
school hoard OF the Alvin independent
school district Saturday afternoon the fol-
lowing teachers were elected for the ensn-
lug term. X. G. sherley. principal, re-
elected: Miss Annie Edwards, hrst n
sistant: Miss Stella Word. Miss Mamie
Turner. Miss Marie i;nhman ana Miss
Bcrta Mcbride.
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DRUGS AND clinMfcALs.

pLlnc, 81 20N2 40 per ounce; cocaIne, Is 70
peI ounce boraN, sisc per pound IN ioo-it
Rnekeges; copperas, 500 IN barrels: castor
, ~ 81 - per. gallon In 5.gallon packages;
81, ". IOWa,00 per gallon; sulphur,
go per 100 lbs In barrels: alum, 9Nc per
pound In barrels, saltpcter. &c per popud In
gau.is' camnhor Toe wood alcohol &c
~ ~; gum opium, 50. so; powdered opium.
S.Nt carholic acid 500 lie per pound In
nnottles; Calcium carbide, IS 20 per 100, de-
pFered Texas common railway points
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HEAVY STAPLES

INVENTION Powder, per keg, 81 90;
lising powder, 81 65 per keg; drop shot,
h sack. sl45; buck. 81. 10.
BACON Extra short clear, In sacks,
regulars, l8hc; boxed. hc higher; bel
BUTTER olL--In barrels, 4sc; half bar
heGiSa AND TIEs-Bagging, Glib.
sSA,lb, nc; Arrow ties. less than car
Ms; from Houston, 81. %.
4s!c per ib; No, full weight, basis
lauIhc per Id; special sizes. &c high.
miSrd. Stadl5c, as to qnality.
tAAnLEST Star, full weight, Toe; Gran.
N IVY weight, lulgc; Electric Lights, SIC;
w, tuIi weight, 11bac; light weight, lolsc
NJ |, IT,; Portland, s. 1898. 20; Rosen-
g soisEfe re fair. 74a;@c; prime, SAC
~, eaclee, s4slec; fancY. 1nlad1ic; Pea.
y lilQl2c; Cordova, 1855: roasted
W. 4, AirbuSSle's Ariosa, basis 10o-lh
,s'' cWiac, delivered; Apex. II. ioe; Lion,
Y, sS Sla Seal Mocha and Java. lib
nv q; Mocha and Java blend. lib cans,
na a'lh pals, 1s%c; International
t Mend lib tins, 1s&c; = and Alb pals,
n, nv; ss heyal Anna Mocha and Java, Lib
II saA,rKSERs-A B c soda, bulk. boxes,
m, ~ I'D cartons. per dozen. a5c; ginger
.sA lile, creams, Sc; stage planks, 6I5c;
~, s,S and jnmhles, lie.
Ivy Basis 4S.lb sacks: Fancy high
,MSh "a 1ai 80; fancy half patent, SIS 30
~ lalrd grade, So IS: 24-lb sacks, Zoe
ny S,aNsis ss nigher; -four in wood, lie per
ll,ARNicEous GooDs-Grlts, homlny
h. e sr meal. In 4olb sacks. per sack.
IN sat meal, IN 36.lh sacks. per 81 Elk,
SSv,ca oats, 80. 10; Friends oats. So. 10;
-s.,a eats, 2.s5; Hawkeye oats S2.s
Iisns bblskwheat, i12'lb package, s4,so;
knAu
4, saf ilSs@ll5sc; 5o.l5 cans, l4c higher:
uhS $e higher; Bib cans, lie higher.
Lt.a. y standard, l3lhe; fancy, l3M1
I'm lNSniS hams, oac
~ ah-bals, Sl,oo per barrel: coopered,
uMSsStEi-in barrels, s5dI5c per gallon;
6sls sssss, extracted. safe per pound;
O.. @llc; IN l2-lh cans, extracted,
N6I SSsshna sections, l2Gi3c.
M 49, Reh0iled, fair. 16S,d1sc;
kaS 49, %sie' choice, 25Q26c; pure re-
s,sss,n,iESsEp MILK-Eagle. s6.TSd7 .oo;
i,6ssM, s46SH475; Dime, SSS5as. 90;
0YsrFp IAl5a4.20; Winner, $I.25Gi4.35.
~ rnn full weight, or s56i90c,
FgS Weight s or, $i6oQ1To; 5 or,
vi welsh. light weight, 55960c; 2lb,
Mn61A' sSgeoc; lunch oysters, lib,
pissA Ea ssss ,FIiye,gallQp kegs. $780, 10.
csfesnss ~ 49, A.hbls, S4.50d4, %: nints,
lb 81 Nyie kl.OO: quarts, American
scf -, gallon heSagon, $50.
s. fs iI'a taney, head. BA06i,r; choice
common s'sg fae; fancy Imported
a-Sisal, basis TIC. lie; Manila.
n Louisiana. coarse sac: ane, soc;
~ f0is - goo coos, ss.4Si ioo-ls'
'Ag fIssa@M..,, :, ,o,,
a ,snei half .borraIs IA II ~ e. ODga
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Extrcme hot weather is a great tax upon
the digestive power Of baiies; when pnuy
aud feeble they should he given few
doses OF Whites Cream Nermifuge, the
cilItate the digestion OF thelr food. 50
that they soon become strong, healthy aud
active nc ~ a. u. Klesing's, Sf2 Main
street, Houston.
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Gonzales County Commissioners.

Gonzalcs. Texas, Jaue o Commissioners
court is in session as a board Of yqutll1a.
ton passing Oh assessments for 1909
Commissioner Mlllcr Of Wacdor Is ab-
sent on account Of q death 80 hi fnmiiy
The court VIII accept the Guadalupe
river bridge recently built and VIII pay
buleuCe duo on same.
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PANTS. oIts An ct.Ass

White lead per cwt, strictly pure, sG25,
second grade 81 10, third grade, 81 no.
tfu.lenuhe, per ease, two a,gullon cans,
SsLei barrel lots, sic per gallon Mineral
yWt, Sli0Oi yellow oehre. per cwt 81 DO
I.,nseed oil, best boiled, ToffTic. Ready
mixed house paints. 90 Window giass,
% ahd ~ per cent on January list
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FRUITS.

APPLES green. per box, 3j150e;
red. 5UQ60c
APRII OTS-Per crate, 81 .O0a2 20.
BANANAs-L Loose, SlJO6Il.U1, packed,
81 TSa2. Is; per pound. 2Am3c.
CANTELoUPES- Bushal crates, 81 Jo9
l IS; Rocky Fords In baskets, UtdT5c.
iERRlES--Cnllfornl Rev, per box,
81. T5d2 90.
LEMoNS-M essinas, So, TJ6i4 90, accord.
ing to quality; California, 81 90.
Misunderstanding 81 90.
PEACHES--per box. fancy. 40dI0c; T.
basket crates, 50dT5c, according 10 quality.
PLUMS-TeXas, per peck box, 35u45c;
Wild goose. 24quart crates. S0c@Sl, 20,
BLACKBERRIES Cultivated, crates,
81 l5ml 80, according To quality.
PlNEAfFLES-per crate, S4.5U1iI5,
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n The Baby Is CUTTING Teeth

be sure and ire that old and well trisi
remedy. Mrs. Minsiows soothing Syrup,
for children teething Ii Soothes ths child.
softens the gums, alluys all pain, cures
Wind cole aud u the best remedy for
dlnrrhoea.
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Aniis Wan hi uvalde.

Uyalde. Texas, jane 9.-At the election
held Throughout Uyalde county Saturday
the anilprohibitIonists won by fortsrfeur
mnfority
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GRAIN AND HAY.

Quotations for carload lots delivered On
same rate, Dealers charge from store
5Gil0c per 100 pounds more on bran, 2W5e
per bnshel on oats and corn, ioal5e per 100
BRAN-Per 100 lbs, i.O7Gl 0s
COIN CHOPS-Pure 81 4sQ1.n
OATS Ne mixed sacked, 53isei No, 2
white. sacked 55c; No. white, sacked
5iac: Texas red rust proof oats. sacked
CORNING. . mixed, sacked. Sic; No. ?
white. sacked, S3c.
UAY-Choice alfalfa, Sl5,Oodti5.oo; choice
Timothy, sls.506f10.Oo: South Texas prairie
hay, S.. scat, 81; Narth Texas and Terri
tory hay, Sl4.oodl60o
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HARDWARE

WIRE NAILS So OF base per key.
BARBED WIRE Galvaulxcd, Giilien,
Ss,sV per 100 l6si galvanized Bakov, So 50
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SOL s,o1lIpER-nalt and Half. iTuisc per
-. c.oRRuGArEp IRoS-ealyanized, $500
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METALS


TlN-Firm. SIS 5ol2a.5o; load nn'
GATVANIZEp SHEET iRoN~s5 and .
Pr LACK SHEET IRoN-No. 81, 81 rer
RnoFING TIN Machine made, Soy4
iloo per boz; old style, $iV5oals'o os'
bo'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-11
AGENTS. WANTED

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