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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-30

Washington, Aug. so.--The state de-
partment makes public the following ca
blegram from Minister Conger. received
this morning from the United States con-
sui at Chez Foo.
From Chez Foo, received August 30 6:44
a. m.--"Secretary Of State. Washington:
"soth. following dispatch dated yester-
day: More Russian. German, French and
Italian troops arrived. Imperial palace
Will be entered August 18th. Military
promenade of all nations through it-after-
wards closed and guarded. Prince Ching
Is expected In a few days.-Conger.
(signed) FOWLER"
The state department officials say Mr..
Fowlers prefactory statement that Mr..
Congers dispatch is dated August 10Th
yesterday probably refers to the Taku
date line at being necessary TO send IL
through that place) on messages received
by him at Chez Foo. They do not think
IL means It was dated Pekin, August
29th. r 'e'.+ -s,t'
REACHED AN AGREEMENT
London. Aug. So.--Diplomatic circles in
London appear 10 be satisfied that Rus
sia has either directly sent circular notes
to the Powers proposing the opening OF
agreement with the United States In re-
gard TO the basis on which the govern
ment. at Washington shall initiate action
on the ground that the United States
has no entanalements, like Manchuria,
calculated to arouse the suspicious OF the
Powers.
Nothing definite. however, seems to be
known at the legations In London ex-
cept Russie's great anxiety to end the
prevailing conditions as speedily as pos
sible. though the opinion is expressed that
Russia believes as a preliminary to the
negotiations. that the allied forces should
evacuate Pekin and retire with their
resident ministers. Europeans and native
Christians 20 Tfen-Tsin. whence they can
better treat With the most responsible
Chinaman available.
WANT PRINCE TO NEGOTIATE.
n is pointed out though some govern
ments are inclined to recognize III Hung
Cbang's powers there r. feeling I'm some
quarters that II would be more satisfac-
tory 20 oil concerned. and would carry
more weight with the Chinese themselves
could some representative prince. belong
ing to the reisning dynasty. be found
with whom 10 arrange terms
y, however. IL Hung Chang can secure
any kind Of credentials from the dow
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-30
YACHT WAnGA GOES ASHORE.

Highland Light Mass. Aug. 3o.-The
forty-foot yawl wanga bound from Bos-
ton for Vineyard Haven with a crew OF
two men and boy, went ashore opposite
Highland Light at four o'clock this morn
ing
The yacht Is high and dry on the beach.
The life savers from the Iighhead sta
tion will attempt to float the boat by
means of an anchor at high tide. The
yawl had a rough time OF IL In the surf
aud one of the men on boaru was slight
ly injured by being struck by the main
BOOM
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-30

ager empress IL seems TO be the opinion
that his authority will not be too closely
scrutinized. except, possibly, by Ger
many, especially If Ii Hung Chang can
demonstrate that he has the support OF
the powerful southern viceroys.
GERMANY CHANGES FRONT.
New York, Aug. 30.-A good deal or In
terest has been created by the announce
ment OF an official organ in Berlin that
no aggressive or eXpansionist policy In
China would be regarded favorably by
the German government says cable
gram TO the Tribune from it's London cor
respondent.
This is taken in some quarters as
sign that the Kaiser has abandoned his
militant designs In the Far East, out
lined in his recent speeches. but,tts ex-
planation is TO be found in the attitude
of almost all influential German news
papers outside the official ring.
a parliamentary crisis and refusal OF
supplies are openly threatened IL the ad-
ministration persists in ambitious pro-
jects opposed to the sobriety, common
sense and business interests of the Ger
man people.
Nevertheless, well informed pertons In
London continue to maintain that there
is an understanding between the German
and Russian governments on the terrific
rial question.
Everything will be done 20 facilitate a
peaceful settlement with the Chinese gov
ernment and the retirement as soon as
circumstances allow OF the allied troops.
.ut Russia, supported by Germany. viii
endeavor to assert the right OF those pow
ers specially injured by the recent Chi
nese policy to obtain territorial compen-
sation.
WONDERFUL ESCAPES.
Vancouver. II. c., Aug. 3O.-Seventy mis-
|. sionaries from China returned yesterday
by the Empress of China. Many had
wonderful escapes. Circumstances saved
the lives OF many.
After the trouble had come 10 n head,
Rev j. NJ. Menzies with his wife and
family were on their way to the coast for
brief rest. They started from their sta
ton I'm Honan and were not aware Of any
trouble when they left. In company With
them were DIR. Mcclure and DIR. (Mrs)
Wallis. also going to the coast.
The members OF the party attribute
their escape entirely to the efforts OF John
Fowler. American Consul al Chez Foo.
I'VE were four days late in stariiDg.
Dr. Menzies said. "and those four DAYS
were. | believe. the saving OF our lives.
Had,we started at the time we originally
intended. we should have been In the
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AProG,.bIe inys.,msnt.

II needing Designs drawn. Cuts en-
graved. Electrotypes made or Printing
done, place orders with The ]. ]. Ryder
Co. a Washington. which does best work
at low prices.
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WANTED-sALEsMAN TO VISIT ALI.
manufacturers using files. rasps, etc. Save
half original cost. No competition. Steady
work. Liberal pay. Must give frst-class
references. No investment required.
AMERICAN STEEL TOOL CO, Chicago
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WANTED--A SMART AND INTELLI-
gent young man. willing 10 interest him
self in the business with view of per-
manent position. To such fair salary
will be paid. Apply DIG, News.
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The WEATHER.

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-14


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Ia 1ysr
esot sr4frx7y. ~. Good rl.&s.iLz.iFt
Lsz saisafEg ~ NltUiar lair. 10 80
Wfsffslg 1900 i1-1s Sales -.---
I.sgerpooi- spotg. esaaa1sz fsere4ssa pgtees
--ts1 sB3 H4lsr 1856 aaiss. . Ehiea 80
wire Amegesn. laI497ss 8 90 caiss- q VII
s. ,sEG we're Arseryrza
Ttrssfazrg .-..s 1918 3Hsss -.-5is
C.ac1 ordinary = Ills Gsci lu-acrg : I'D
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-14
CHILDREN AND FOOLS,
of Thing Half Doue.v

This is particularly applicable in cases
where persons seriously troubled from
the effects OF coffee drinking and who
take up Postum Food Coffee in its place,
attempt to make the new beverage with a
little hot water and two or three minutes'
boiling That sort of lick and a
promise" produces drink that is simply
eNasperating IL is fiat and tasteless.
Postum full fifteen minutes after the act
ual bubbling and boiling begins, Will have
a beverage that is something
There is point between twelve and
fifteen minutes OF boiling, when the char
acter OF Postum is changed, the food
value is extracted and the delicious favor
which much resembles the mlder and
more expensive grades of Java coffee is
produced.
a lady in Salem. ore, says: When
ever drank coffee at night always
passed restless, wakeful night EN-.
IRENE nervousness and a weak stomach
have followed me ever since l have been
using coffee Finally ct into such a
state that my dyspepsia took the form OF
spasms and heart weakness.
Il suffered intensely. and when pay.
sieian was called he inquired among
other things. II / drank coffee, and in
sisted that leave it OFF. | did so and
took up tea, which / found almost as
bad. Finally husband brought home a
package of Postum, and we tried II
(strictly according to directions, for we
believe in the adage that Children and
fools Judge Of thing half done.O
The new coffee was delicious. ana
from that day until now (Which is a year,
II has been our only drink az meals. Nv
dyspepsia, spasms, etc, are a thing OF the
past My husband had suffered some
years with bilious headaches and indi-
gesticn, but during the past year. on
Postum Food Coffee. he has entirely re-
covered his health and gained much In
weight. Our friends frequently common.
in complexion" Name Ct wrirer sun
Piled By Postum company. Battle Greek.
Mich.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-14

81. Louis. November l3- Wnest--No rcd
cash Il November 7l& December 49, May
IN No. hard 70IaQu. Coiu--No cash
55ih. November $40 December 34as year
34A May 35es. Oats-No. cash y: No
vember q December q Nav 2iA No ;
white 2snE6is. Pork steady iobbinE 1900.
Lard lower. 6 s2is Flour unchanged Tim
othv seed steady; 3I5dAa0. Corn neal
steady 100. Bran steady. sacked cas-, tack
G4a66 Hav-Timothy strong 0lfl .U1:
prairie steady 9.0odi0.59. WHISKY steady
i.27. Iron cotton ties / q Tagging IN
81. Hemp Irvine .. Dry salt meats-BoIed
steady extra shorts 100, clear ribs and clear
sides 7.25. Bacon Boxed easy extra shorts
SO: clear ribs and clear sides -. Re-
coipts-Flour s001: wheat 35.H0: corn $4,000:
cats 1900 Shipments--Flonr 1900; wheat
i0i ,0O0. corn $1,000. oats 21.000
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HEAVY STABLES.

AMMUNITION-r Powder per keg 81 0OGe
40; blasting powder 81 ca per keg drop sho,
Der sack 81. So. buck $50.
bACON-EXtra short clear, Ia sacks YIsl,
Sac, regulars saolsc, Boxed ltc higher.
b, dies l05adi0Ac
BAGGING AND TIES BnggIug. lib, sIsc
"a &c Arrow ties less than carload lots
from Houston, 81 40.
CANDY Stick. wrapped, basis a. 7m7H.
per 10, No |, full weight, basis =, 7hgI1a.
uer 10 special sizes u higher
CANDLES Star full weight lie: Grant,,
full weight l1Ac. Electric Lights 100
INT--porLand 81 I5lf2 .26 Roseudalc
81 &c a. 90.
ooFFEE- RIO fair lORQlogse, prime ia
liAc; choice ll%tdlllsc; p5aberry 10: Cor.
doSa lSc. Roasted conees: Arjuckle's Arios3.
ass lG0l III cases u zoe delivered So 10 ne a.
delivered, Apex le90c
CBACkERs-A b c soda, bulk, boxes SIC.
lib eagton5 daic. ginger snaps Sc; creams
Sc stage p.anks s. cakes and iumbles Ia
FLOUR Bias. 3 is-lb sacks. Fancy nigh par +.
eut $3.50. fancy half patent 90 50 third grads
Ss 30. 2i-pound sacks 100 oer barrel nieocr'
-four in WOOD sc per barrel higher.
FARlNACEoUS GooDs-Grits homtpv
and cream meal, Ia barrels s. O0a3 TO- Pear
neal in 4O-lb sacks, $3.50 rCr barre
" tour sacks: Scotch oats 81 50: Friends.
oats $3.50 Columbia oats 81 O1a2 10, tIawis.
eye oats S. o0d2iU.
LARD--Rehned tierce. compound. $40. lon,
Sisc; 50-lb cans higher than aerces .0.Il
cans sie higher; 5-lb cans &c higher A. Ia
iiAMs-standsrd asic; picnic hams 7-,e.
GoNEf--In barrels 5oalG0e per gallon. IN
Co-ih cans extracted, sues 5e. 5ound. IN
comb saiic; in t2-lb cans. extracted. 5lse17e.
ound sections iaaIle ''-S''N'
SIS ~NNPsA9 %
MoLAsSEs-R eeolled. fails ie~0lsc; primo
og2ie. choice Sd2eci fancy neS crop sysap
3sdS3e; pure new crop syrup 35c
CONDENSED MILK EasiO n o0Ss7 %
Msgnolia A,SoaIi 75' Dime S,soaSsO. Cha,
oYsTERS-i-lb full weight COZ aofsso,
2-polNd full weight s-oz. 81 soar AZ
'olnd fun weight esedsl 90; s.po nd nil
eight 1000. 81 1901 so. 1910 Iisht NeisSt
-sgloc: LIB light weight s5Gs0c ''sA''
pIcKLEs-Fiyes gallon kegs 81 g.. 1o.va,.
len kegs 81, sz-bbls $3.50, pints' Amer.
ran style SSds0c; quartz Americas r.,,ia
= 3d. is-gAllon 81. i0d2 q; i-eslion 49, 49,
ese STYLE 80 isaa-ai l-ssiIon. Hexagon.
gasAe' fai. is.atisc: fancy irrrnrted az q
'-NV'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-14
NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
FinnncinI Cable.

New York, November ~ ~ be Commercial
Advertisers London nuanctsl Cabiegram
says: TIE chief interest in the ElarEets here
today was the news mat parliament VIII
Reasonable early 2 December 70 make ,uf-
Their provision FOR war expenditures. Il II
understood the government requirements IN
al amount 70 about E8p.Hf1.pup Fhe con-
seGsus OF opinion is that q new '.khshi loan
Is IMP ohable and that the government Is
more likely to make 4 further issue 90 con-
soils Of q loan secured ty tne revenues or
the TTarsvaaI and tne orange River stsis.
with . better guarantee. Americans we're
much quieter ana Inclined 10 hesitate on me
continuation OF London propt-tsking. huc
support from New York helped TO keep the
tone o. the market steady.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-14

ssf1I Ready WIN BuiIish Cotton
Circular.

FsT Yo'< sovennsr % -Tbsre vas 'ess
s1'i7i'1 Sc ,1t'on erlss 'o0st ira mar
S's apeS~5 steady Win pricet uncnange1 70
5oints i0~er. There vas fgytnsr fc-
,iire u i@Fsit points &c ;hsa sharp rally.
ne rasi7 raeiaesa VS. enlsHy due 70 ss,iH-
faE5ry sa5ie Later, however. local con-
ffi0as ~ af1e more snergetlr. following A
ff'nr9r fhsf Esili wa Tesdy with b,nlirh
rfSi9r Hf'Hlsr This Jed 30 y pretty active
frafi1s hfr| the shorts became pariiruierIv
ie'eyNslsi ann Wal street and the south
sife botz n' freely. Prices moved NJ 10
- u paints from the lowest ngurrs OF tue
fHfsuco1. y 10 Upward movement WAX for
tHsd bf me Indication of colder weather
HveT ihe eastern and central sections 81 the
fou9H belt ana rains In the western %.
eahilst ~ the same time the southern
sppt markets we're generally working to-
wnro higher prices. Selling wna cnieny tor
~ purpose or securing prOnts, aitnoug n
few neV short accounts we're open On tns
oAiifi tbst instead of being now ogersoia
the market hsd recently become over
enuEnt Futures Glazed STEADY 40 a net
dscIine NJ 7nt0 points
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GALVESTON STATEMENT.

-s seS Humaroen ,Am.l. for nopt1e.
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Grain and Provi.ions EIsewhere.

Kanss-. CITY. November q. Wheat--r,ece N.
ber 64X. Aiay SsIA cash No hard s,ftts,
Nc e4G6I, ~. red 7pd7I 30 3 SIG 5gH
Corn-December 53i. May q .g53l4 casa
No. mixed 33h652is; No. wh.le 34xa
t4l4: No. ) 3D.. OatS-No 2 wnlse 25l5H
20. ReceiptS-Wnest $500, corn 500. oats
300. ship1nents-Whea 5000 corn 5000,
oata 300.
New York. November -Whsat-Pecei1ts
- 30. exports Y eoJ: spot weak No rad
7gsA Z 70. b. afioa snd IA elevator 30.
Northern ssss T. 0 b. al at: No. htId g..
/ b. ahoat opt .ons weak Hi-es hrn
wool quiet Cotton seed oil 10 ady prime
crude .0Gu; prime yellow 70 d34
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-, Tne liverpool cotton market was strong
snd higher again mis- morning Tney evi-
Gently ~ not Ike the bearlsh temper Of
orr markets AT thc opening ana declined,
slosins Y N i-si higher ihan yesterday our
markets were due 10 open 10 points up on
liverpool. but the pretty warm weather IN
rTeased offerings, ana Tree receipts brought
large selling orders, opening sales being 3
w points lover than thc close yesterday
During the forenoon a rumor was current IN
New York that NELL Was coming bearfsn
spd prices suddenly broke is points from
tne cIose ysaterdsy: January New YORK
b.2. JsdDary New Orleans sos The re-
eoyery Was almost as rapld. The movement
today was somewhat ngnter. but the in
terror Ia sailing freely, which points to
heavier receipts Eoon. Conditions winch
usually aneN values are bearign. 1ne spin
herF buy only sDaringly, and the interior
Influenced by the nna weather la 8 freo
seller. RepOrta from many sections say
fnathfsd hollis are not opening since the
frost, but are turning blsck ana failing on.
y IL dHhcUit 10 determine where tue huy-
Ing power comes from which Is maintaining
values.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-14
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago November ls-Butter - Active;
creamery l5W2i; dairy l2I2nlS Cheese
Active, lnnllhc. Evgs-Actye; fresh 22c
Kansas City, November 3-Eggs-Firm;
fresh Missouri aud Kansas stock steady
l7l2 cases returned
ST. Louis, November Eggs-steady,
l7ia,
New York, November -Eggs-Receipts
l5,2SS packages; firm; Western regular pack
Ing al marx 1925; Western, loss on. 60
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COTTON MARKETS DOWN
Sells liable to pstsis TIE ksvsuissI
Gained xssasy.
FAVORABLE WEATHER REPORTS AfflTIRt
DnerfBer and rs--srfs Generous nnd
srot Demand of This side small
Brftlak Markets Higher.

TIE tasfs q ~ cotto1 xayksr we're 70.
stss 70 retain TesseTssy - stvzzsaEs g1tHei-
~ rAez &c tae rrevSors oar Jse sa-set
s~-ssaeS 90 hezrfs= eEpressiosS fFsa Nsii.
s.s ressxs. al avs- TIE esit isersasss sst--
tsxs on IA rer1 o. 1sS<sFz al snail 1srsaa8
for .uos2 Tasre we -czz. Fesr+igr trsa7
~ bv-.se ,aszs sstsrs tps els,s@ o. srstzsas.
sn. evs1 ssta Ekh Kew Tors s1oTss e.
eiIzs ~ 70 10 s5szts AID New orleans =
taas II 70 sosrts rsez ths ansl zg.-rs
were eazlxs1 &C re 1ozrss-
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seerasd ~ hare istsis s1sc- II r.s way o.
fs'rssr Ike ss.cis OF Us So. i.ivsspcoa
rvsss we're Il s.c~easss ds1z&Es zas prices
ssEt 70 s-sz1. p1iis fpsaTes RAGGED rsz aa-
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rss sasoezsis rs&tzsr -spoT1s raes ezzs
n sss-a al ,ses,o1s of tie soEtk TIE
wezt1es vas ;ae talng o. Ehieh TIE eysH
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ssst Csase4ssrti7 < ESs s9- 20 ~ var
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SsN cTlez1s sEpsc.s 10 rersiss .n1sr 'r5--
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sefiTs 11-rss ir ffem Tars e1d Kew or
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DIED FRUITS ANn NUTS.

APPL5s-Fa1cy eyaporated, 5o-Ib boxes
Gac. l.lb cartons &c. choice evaporstsd Sc.
AFEICQTS--Fer TO- io1ss Joe.
C4ThO%-ln la-l- boxes l3c.
CCRkANTs--i1 hbls fe BIB boxes. clean
81 hu.k tlc f-ih Cartons l5r.
DAIES-l-ib package ,Dc. 5Q-lb boxes &c.
FIGS aiitorD lZl4c; import. 15Gisc.
PEACHES-cho.ce new stock Sc,
EAt&INS --Cs ty-l-a. Grown, l. L. boxes
s. g a box Z. rais.us 65475c. 2-crown
l 81 raisirs. 59-lb foxes, s1st4c; 3-crown L.
u. re.llns, 5o-iD boxes g.
fRUNEs-calicrnia 50-sos &c: so-,cs Is;
1l-s9s G.; 61-sss We 90 .1us Sc
MUSICIAN i3e per ID; filosrts. Sicily i2c
Naples iZItc. wa.nuts l4dI5c, peanuts fancy
hanG p:ckeS 81, I5isc, No. 2 44c; almonds.
Iaragona isc 10 10 sacks; italian chestnuis
" pecans, selected loc, large l2di5c, me-
dunn 6G7c.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.
COFFEE.

New York, November lS.-Conee- -spo.
s soys ia 4Se market S ToL d aas co5
ed steady at an advance or points and fur-
ther improved partially points on better
early cnhes than expected; again turned
easier on unsatisfactory later cables from
Hayre aud fentire absence OF pubic support
Closed steady with prices net unchanged 20
q points higher. Total sales 10 $50 bags, IN.
cluding December 6.s0UJ .S5 January So
February 5.95: March 100; May TO: Juiy
Z l6; September 40.
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IS Rasuta OBJ, Reddie for Havre via
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The local iobbers reported satisfactory
smonni u activity in practically all lines
yesterday but there we're no features Of any
narticu,ar interest in evidence during The
day All Btapos. with one or Two minor
exceptions wonf out al unchanged prices
and adylres from tie central markets ndi-
Gated that nothing unusual mad happened in
any of them.
Reports from EiEin brought the news Of
~ advance ~ butter yesterday and Elgn -
now quoted locally At Efr3ic.
A. advance Of " In sisal rope was am
pougced Yesterday. the ioaal price now be-
Ing 7hc.
Potatoes and cabbage arc both reported as
tfing quite nrn but 50 far therc have been
no auotable advances on The Houston mar
ket.
Poultry and eggs we're in fairly good de-
n and yesterday and aS a result the market
was pretty we'll cleaned up at quoted prices.
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New York Mnner.

New YORK. November - Money on cali
hrEI at 3l2de per cent; last loan Sig Prime
exchange arm with actual business in bank
ers bills at s4}sG4 s4ss for demand ana
seSs a. sG7s for sixty dsys posted rase-
4 Sla+ slAi and .Sis commercial bills s.Snl
sou. Silver certificates 4l4 fs5lz bar silver
81 Mexican dollars 5nis Government and
railroad bonds irregular state bonds STEADY.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-14

New York. November is.-rhere have been
no iarthcr developments ~ the print line
today, ~ new prices being announced. Tne
market continues firm with slight iui-
pfovement ia demand. Holders are showing
no desire 70 force business by naming ra-
durt;ous IN Ssices 1he weather has been
az important clement Ia improving business
st aeeon0 hands while retail trade shows
better tone.
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FAT AND LE'

That is, babies: fat Y :,
happy and safe; lean q. y
neither happy nor sa''' /
Apart from De = Ri
healthy or not quite NJ /
one has much reserve re- ] !,
strength to resist a. az j
attack, while the lsa' 3
ll', The = way to b & =, 4.
IS SCOTS emulsion on 3 !,
oil q A little On. Sag ,aad
No Not any, # healthy ,syII = u
already; e
alone. x. !. i ii,ss'
! ...t, iit'te ~ = a sdlG
scoTr = Bowsf' &
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-14

Carload lots, t.o.D. cars from miiiers: deal.
ers charge from store 5Gl0c more per 100
lbs on bran 2d3c per bushel on oats and corr
and luql5o per to5 lbs on nay.
BRAN--Psr 100 pounds, S5ds7c
WHEAT sHORIa-fer I0J pounds ;L001
LA
CCRN--No sacked 521zd55c
CORN CHOPS-MlXed and pure ssdSi 90
OATS-3Of per bushel
HAY-Alfalfa sl2. 5odl3 10 per ton timothy
sl5 o0@l6.oc South Texas prairie hav s. son
$50; North Texas and Territory 80 00G1l 90
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EIlIr-TS

APPLES 50 00a3. 80 per barrel
BANANAS 81 1902 90 per bunch.
COCOANUTS-P sack, 81. 5015.0O.
CRANBERRIES- Cape Cod. crate 80. 500
? Is. barrels 81 50dS.O0.
LENo&S-t2 l0n3 80 uer box.
ORANGES-Nayels. SO 5062.Tj; seedlings
Sc .00G3 q.