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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10
\ DIE Capital finds the channelOf
1 trade through Post Want Ads
SPECIAL NOTICES.

sALE-The following
desirable lands are offered for sale for
cush to close estate title perfect: alb
stract furnished complete and all taxes
paid; bids are invited; Harris county, 80
acres, George Il. McKlnstry survey, on
Middle bayou.
berry. and. a6 In Ed Tanner aurvey.
Polk county, 100 acres, Butler survey.
Webb county, 80 acres survey 81 and
IS, section II, pat $50 and 5SS.
Brazoria county, 13la acres, William
Harris survey.
Chambers county. 46lts acres. Charles
Wilcox survey, touching bay and bayou;
Marble Fails, Burnet county, lots ~
and 90. block 40; lots Il and IL, block
8; lot 5. block IL; lot Z, block /; lot /,
Corpus Christi, Nueces county. lot 4.
tlock 3; lot /, block 10, beach, and lots
and >, block 81. lots u and Is. block
q; lot l, BLOCK &C. and lots ] and >,
Galveston county. $40 acres. Edward
Payne, touching bay; 1888 acres, MenarG
labor at Highland station; 100 acres,
Bolivar. 400 acres, Burrell Frank: 2sS
sores, Jones shaw; 30 acres, & Parr
Galveston Island. 1900 acres. section
- $50 acres, section 10. and 50 acres
For further information address.
John T. Mccarthy.
Administrator Estate George w. Doll
Deceased, Galveston. Texas. 10
4 a
by given that !, Garrett Hardcastle, ad
minisirator Of the estate Of L. +. Hard
castle, deceased, bv virtue Of an order OF
sale made and entered by the comfy
court " Harris county. Texas. on the
10Th day II May, 1901, aud renewed
September Is 1901. viii on Tuesday. the
Sd day OF December 1901, between the
hours of 10 a. m. and r.. m, offer for
sale at the court house door OF Harris
county. Texas, TO the highest bidder for
cash, the following described property.
hpiuwriuw ~ said
al Of blocks fo-ty-siX 46), fourteen
III ten llor eighteen lSl. twenty-threc
ca tweDty-fonr ga: also fractional
t22l; also lots six 3d. seven "a, cigh- ~,
nine tNi ten OD thirteen l13. fourteen
l4. fifteen l5' aud sixteen l1W, In
block twenty-seven 90; fractional lot;
TWO ~, four A. aud i've t5l, in block
thirteen l&l. fractional lots one On. two
81. three 49,, four - and dive 80, 70
block twe1ty.one on: lot twelve 02i
in block sixteen 16l; lots six i6i, seven
~, eight ~. eleven gll and twelve ~
I'm block eleven I'D: lots one
agd 6yc IS, in s block s even
G0. one fractional block north NJ block
twenty three Oh; fractional block north
Or h'"ch twenty-tour ga. all IN Hurdcaa-
t'pS addition 10 the CITY Of Houston. Har-
fls county. Texas ON the south slide of
Which sales will he reported Immediate.
ly 20 the court for rs action thereon
Garrett H8rdcaste
Administrator Of the Estate Of r. r.
Houston, Texas. November o. 1901.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE Written bids Will
De received NJ my Office at Cameron.
Texas, MP n November a. 1901 for the
stock OF merchandise assigned bv May
slsts OF clothing, boots and shoes. prin.
cipaily; all fresh goods; propositions for
cash cas- ., only VII be entert91lned; reserve
Moore, assignee Of Max Grubel IA
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ST. Ln1f1s

St Louis, November Gam.
800, including 200 Texans. Msss.. IN
Native shipping and export ssse y
q. -; dressed beef and bntcSar.e..' u
3. 40Ni6 -. steers Under lO00 1 nd 4
900, stockers and feeders py9uSA
cows and heifers 2 00d4 90: ea5 sns,
Goo; bulls gll, 5oa8 90; Texas ass 4;
3. 10. Hogs Receipts 2GOO MaS'tlen u
Pigs and lights 3. Jld5 .65, nssi.eet "
> 10; butchers 5.T5Gl6 90, pSSSasis y
Market steady. Native mutfo,s
lambs .00tG4 60: culls and 49,.
$50; stockers 2 0Od2. %. 'usn 7
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The New Orleans Market


New Orleans, November 9.-There WI
change in the situation for rough 4
there being n fairly active demand th'e
the session, with trading moderate ~
closed unchanged. Clean rice was sa'
and active at unchanged figures Req
from country mills are assuming hraS
proportions.
Tho receipts today were 5O65 n'i
rough and 5000 pockets OF clean
pockets Of clean and 2420 sacks Of n.
OF which 1870 sacks were Honduni
1850 sacks domestic Japan. !,
Glenn rice unchanged, Actual I
2d5Iac. Rough rice unchanged dosa
Honduras, $2.50d4.0o. Domestic y"
S2.25d3,3 30. Balance unchanged.
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castor oil, s1.2O per gallon in 5..gaalq,n
packages epson salts 1oS,a Sl'O per q S
sulphur. s2.65 per 100 In barrels; alum,
PIC per pound in barrels; saltpeter, &c per
pound In barrels; camphor, Zoe; wood alec,
hol. S1.OO: gum opium, 1885; powdered
opiuni. 81 So: carbolc acid, 40d42c per
pound In bottles; calcium carbide, sou
per 100, delivered Texas common railway
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Postotrlcss have been establishes Az
len, Dallam county, and lay IA III
county, with Alfred C. Wells asctiy.J
NJ. Outlaw as postmasters resp's
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UT is EASY TO TRADE
IL through Post Want Ads
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE--A nice clean stock OF grocer.
les, glass, crockery and tinware; large
store room and reasonable rent; ON paved
street; good reasons for selling, come
quick n sou mean business. Address SIS.
this office. 10
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE Written bids vii
be received AZ my office at Cameron.
Texas, MP n November Is. 1901 for the
stock Of merchandise assigned by Max
Grutel; this stock invoice $500 ana con.
slsts Of clothing, boots and shoes. prin-
cipally, all fresh goods; propositions for
cash only viii be entertained; I reserve
the right 10 reject all bids. James r
Moorn. nsslgnee Of May GruhnI 10
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WANTED-LAve, energetic man rs partner
10 travel with me. good selling article:
can make Si00 To $50 per month: must
have S1Oo. 963s. this office 10
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NEW ORLEANS


V'PVVIWI W Tue POsf
New Orleans, November 9.-Cs,,. /,
and small, In fair supply, with "
receipts. For Monday the ontIooLu we
favorable Cornfed hogs aud fst \
good demand. sass
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caroin g. Richardson's Letter.

Houston. Texas, November 9.-The bulls
in cotton were further encouraged by
Liverpool this morning, prices at the close
In that market showing an advance Of l
to 1I5-64d Oh contracts On this New
York opened about 2 points higher, con.
einuinR steady for q Few minutes and then
eRSlpg en- leaG realizing, bat the tanpeE
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TEXAS MATTERS.
fspecIal 10 NC Post.l


Washington, November 8.-Patenn ~ y
Texans today: Walter q. Crane, h
machine for shearing or cutting .netAlv Ri
soldering machine; John S. Linds9' p N
field, pillow guide and gauge; Ja anne. II
Hondo, corn shuck chopper; VINE
Ragsdale and d. Il. Eddleman. W.
ford, cotton tie buckle; NicnVaIs5
Smitham, Terrell claw bar ior wv
railway spikes: James NJ. waters ~
agricultural implement.
Pensions granted Texans: oris'Ts1 X
mon Fox, san saba, 80; maESg% nttsr n
P 2 ian, s$6; Frederick "'elSnu'
increase-Jeremiah Rolln, Peerless
Charles A. Dietrich, George. a cnI
Abram Il. Glossbrenner, freuVJJ sstal
Bryan Coanell. West, 81; ChaI'eas, . nj Z
Bremond, IS: William NJ. HollsIS,
ence, So; Solomon B. Cook sn''s
James G.. Matthews, Ingram, ~ d
Mexican war wldows-Mary -
war with Spain, oriSlnall-TStiSism.s
Hawkins, Bland, 50; Garland Ell; N
Brewer, Leonard, SIS.
E. b Sims Of Cleburne ana ' ssts
Robson OF Lovelady have peen 'f'
railway mail clerks.
The postofflces at Norwood, ,r M
county. and Ohal, Jefferson cousNS ssts
been ordered discontinued af'ef ~
is next.
Postofrlces have been estag1lisH Arr
len, Dallam county, ana As,d NJ
county, with Alfred C. WeIls asctiy.J
M. Outlaw as postmasters resp''
80 WI
Postmasters appolnted-Hsrree,n s ;.
son county. Noah Sears Nd.rsop, "a
county, P. c. Mcintyre; Ne e.l. Il
Bend county, August scnen,.s,. fts
Comanche county. " N Con,tt.; ~
WilbRrger county, J. "a. joppa
Limestone county, Z l; R eesr NED
net county. r. A. Smith; liam stna D
county, l.. Nj. Walker; sme'A
county, John Kosarck.
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WIRE NAILS-S2. 95 base per keg.
RARDED WIRE - Galvanized GlddeE,
$3.50 per 100 lbs. galvanized Baker, per
feet, 1885 per 100 lbs.
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Want to SUPPRESS LiaOur ~ 1''. II

Hico, Texas, November So, Il,
loon league had a rally meeting M q
opera house last evening. enthus
Was well attended and very oinst d
The recent victory won ,guoscd Z
jolnters has caused much mi y
among the older members are uni,
many new members in who sdorx
heretofore. A resolution Weorndins
Wiling the citizens OF the Sq SUI ID sai
try 10 Join the people OF hic0
ing the whisky trRfflc'
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DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.

APPLES-Fancy evaporatcd, 5olb boxes,
sac; lib cartons, fancy, Zoe; cartons
dried, 6l5C.
APRICoTS-Per Id, loose. 10l9l11c.
CIrRON-ln lob boxes 14c.
CURRANTS-25-lb boxes, cleaned, bulk
S1sd9c; lib cartons, 0Ac.
DATEs-1-lb packages. 71sds1ac; Fard
dates. Sc,
FlGS-lm Imported, 121lQ15c.
PEACHES--Choice new stock, s%@9c.
RAISINS-Ca California, S-crown, l.. L.
boxes, 81 so; q boxes l.. L. raisins, 654
Zoe; 2 crown l.. Nj. raisins. 50-lb boxes,
Tc 4O-5Oc, Sc.
PRUNES-C California, oO-1Oos. 4Xaac;
so9os, 5i9c; 70Sos, &c; 60-70s, 6l5c; 60-6Os,
&c
NUTS--Brazil, lac per ID; hlberts, Sicily,
loo; walnuts, l4Q15c: peanuts, fancy hand
picked, 5A@6c; No. ?, 4%45c: Jumbo, 66
sncks. nccans. new crop. l2Ml4c.
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SIS Nueces (Am), for New York
SIS Wherefore tBrl. for Antwerp.
81 Accomac tBrl, for Liverpool
SIS Robert Adamon (Br), for Bremen.
SIS Rosario (Spau), for Hamburg.
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BoARp-RooMs WANTEA.

WANTED NOVEMBER 1.-TWO or three
nicely furnished or unfurn!shed rooms
bath, etc. Tor light housekeeping, or
one large room aud board by couple, pri-
waite family only, In Third ward; refer.
ences; state price. Postonlce box IA. 10
ROOM for three adults, with table board
IN or near house; private family prefer
red; state price. which must be reason
able. Address 1902 this office IL
COUPLE wants board or three furnished
rooms for light housekeeping In private
family; references required. Address 3UOs.
this office. IL
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

A comparison or these quotations show
many advantages in favor OF Houston as a
holesalc market When the buyer con-
sders the benefits to be derived from
Houston freight rates be viii ind that
even when the quotable h2ures at other
markets are lower the price finally paid
ruling among Houston Wholesale merchants
and are revised daily,
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Chicago, November 9.-.c.,r.
go. half Of whicl wers wes,a-Rss,
steady; good to prime Loninai u
POOR to medium 8 6Od5. 81, VEGA
Feeders 2.OO@4. %; calves 2 5o, sgse9c si
fed steers nominal 3.OOd4y fHnp .' <, q
steers 3.6ln5. IS. Hogs Recci, Va
market active and strong; mixed Is. n
6 90: light .. 35m5 60. Sheen uueayy 4
market steady: lambs STEADY. seSssps
wcthers 3. 50d4 %; fair 10 s cSq "a
. gOM3 40; Western sheen 2 aano gss Z,
tive lambs 2.jOn4. 80; Western" ~
al 80. ianhl
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RECEIPTS WERE VERY LIGHT.
NO TEXANS AT ALL REPORTED
Hoos Were Active and Strong in Chicago
and Kansas City Was Nominal Tor
Cattle and Sheep.

what is practically the first regular
breeders sale held in the fine stock pavil-
ion this fall was begun in Kansas city
this afternoon at O'Clock, whom the first
animal from the herd Of b o. Cowan
Of New Point, Mo, was led into the ring,
SAYS the Drovers' telegram Of Wednesday.
The pavilion was formally opened for the
fall and winter bv the great combination
sales Of Herefords. Shorthorn and Gal
loways. recruited from the herds Of the
breeders who entered the Royal show here
two weeks ago but Mr. Cowan has the dis
tinctlon Of leading off for the season as
far as a sale by a single breeder is con
cerned
The sale was begun with about 100 per
sons present. including fair representa-
ton OF breeders. Colonel F. NJ. Woods
and j W Sparks ofhclated in the ring
and the bidding was spirited. ,, v,o,o.
The first animal offered was May Nlolet
II and calf. Tho COW was calycd AprlI
is, 1875, Sire Nelvcteen Prince ll3osl, dam
May Violet Cvol. 3O. The first offer was
500 and the bidding was spiMtea George
~ Brown of lndancla, Iowa, ohered
Sl31J, but Colonel George VI. Casey OF
Shawnee Mound Mo-. went him So better
and took the COW and calf at $3.50 This
will probably be the top price of the SAFE.
Mr.. Cowan supplies all me offerings
with the exception Of two head, Nnlch are
from lrc herd of ". J Ewing Of sexton,
Mo. This sale marks the retirement Of NJ
Cowan from the list OF Shorthorn breed
ers as his entire herd is to be sold in the
ring today. He holds the position OF as
sistant secretary Of the American snort
horn association, ana finds that he can not
tend To the many duties OF that ONCE ana
Mt the same time engage In breeding cattle:
so he has decided 10 quit the latter and
devote his energies in the association work.
The Shorthorn people are sorrv to say
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Ever ready, alw e,gN uaAS ~, Pc Y. curs
hams laxative Tablets, lnsysds ~.
Qricker than any known Is aeErp
garry, pleasant TO va"
Price r. cents.
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SAILED.

SIS Nueces (AmD, for New York.
SIS Edga (Nor), for Aarhuus.
SIS Rosario lSPan), for Hamburg.
SIS Begonia lBrl. for Liverpool.
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WANTED-Part with suitable place and
sufficient means 10 start hog ranch. viii
Cd Alteration. good business. Address 1901.
this office. "a
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GRAIN AND HAY.

dealers charge from store 5Gi0c more per
100 lbs on bran. 2q3c per bushel on oats
and corn. and 10gl5c per 100 lbs On nay
100 lbs, 81 1Tml 20
WHEAT SHoRTS-Per 100 lbs, ST. GOA
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honest SPECULATiON-Make your
money earn a steady income; S25 up
wards invested with US will earn 80 per
cent 10 20 per cent monthly, payable
every fifteen days, send for orr new
book successful Systematic Spe'ula-
ZION" mailed free; tells how 10 operate
est commercial financial and successful
customer references. Frederick Z. Par
ker. Broker. l55 La Sale street, Chi
caro. H. 10
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18TH CENTURY horse detacher: sell
fourth value big money. one living there.
Victoria. De Witf. I.aVaca Colorado for
Sloo. Ia Bauyo. 1919 Cont. Houston. 10
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A GOOD Investment for large or small
amounts. S5O upward; immediate profits;
payahle weekly, no speculation or gam
fling hut from legitimate business: bank
ers. merchants, professional men and all
persons Interested in money making with
small capital are Joining Us. FTst-clas
references For particulars address F.
e. ou{s No 10
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GOOD INCOME from 500 invested; posi-
lively no losses: over five years In opera
ZION: best reference In your own State;
(uo stock. bonds or graino Il will pay
you 10 Investigate this az once. Al. Fet.
Eer & Co. Hammond. Ind. lO
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Spot Prices Advanced.

New Orleans, November 9,-The market
for spot cotton was notably frmer during
the short hours today and there was quite
good hit OF trading upon the basis Of an
advance Of 1-16c IN prices The offerings
were good and the assortment excellent,
but factors showed no disposition TO force
the trading at current values while on
the other hand, buyers, though willing to
make material concessions, were not pre-.
pared as a rule to meet full asking prices
The sales, therefore, were limited to 1900
bales Of spots and 2450 bales to arrive
Quotations advanced 1.l8c on good mluuling
and lower grades and Ne on middling fair
The short session In the market for con
tracts was marked today by fairly free
trading, representative in part of a better
feeling among the disciples OF the higher
price theory. A desire on the part Of bears
to cover In PROFITS as a guard against Sun
day contingencies led to a slight though
not very STEADY advance in prices The
market here opened points below yester.
days range, auctuated half a dozen points
during the session and closed points net
to the good,
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DoCTOR-I have property worth s200O Tor
sale on followin. terms: S1oOO cash, bal
ance ! and > years: practice runs from
500 20 $500 per month. TO which | will
Introduce purchaser of property. Central
Texas location. Address Doctor, this Of.
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FOR SALE-Onc frst-claSs bakery and res
tauraut; only bakery lu town. Apply IN
person or write to box S6l. Gainesville.
Texas 10
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to strong; heavy . .0od5 On. .
$50: pigs 4.15a5. %. Sheen bigAh d
market nomlnal native lap,hhn ecelpIsl
Western lambs 4.00d4 90: nsilsa. We
Sc aIil8 % 5S Mss, s5 eE yscttsIs
/ 5OG3 20. -'''aS0i
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JERSEY COW. 6 years old and calf SO
La Bauye. 1910 Cont, Houston, Texas.
m
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Az FORCED 10 give $4,000 annually for
500 10 get started; VIII prove It. Ia
Barve. 1919 Cont, Houston. 10
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FOR SALE-Smail stBye factory for the
manufacture Of sawed slaves for light
barrels; used verv little and In me con
dIfinn. Address Norton, Benson, De Soto
1c-tsb TnvJsiara 1S
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'oRN-No. . sacked, s1ds2c.

OATS-Pcr bushel. j1m53c.
HAY--Alfalfa, S15 0od1J. so: choice Tim.
othy, Sig.OOM195O; South Texas prairie
nav, 81 5Oa9 90; North Texas and Terri
tory hay, S1300M15.OO
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WANTED FIrsf-TIaSS business man who
has 5000 or more to invest TO manage
branch house FOR a large general mer-
chandise establishments must he an up
to.dafc merchant aud furnish high rec
concentrations; good wages for the right
mln. Aalress 2Ana. TIL. raLlce. 10
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PAINTS, OIL AND GLASS.

g W6lte lead per ewt, ss5Flctly pure,
grade, $500 Tnrpentlne, per case,
two 5-gallon cans, 1925 barrel lots 44hc
per gallon; Mineral paints, in barrel lots
yellow ochre, per cwt. 81 90. Llnseed oil
best, boiled 65466c. Ready mixed house
paints, 81 .OO9l SO per gallon. according to
dow glass, 5000 per cent on January list.
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Inc Following are the live 49,,
lions for this market as furnisbsXV 4
Commission company, surcessors J, Y Y
saunders Commission COMPANY. " q
Saoliice oge ives, .''''.'.....S2 Is az,
9 edeultin De- ns.VeS 'it..,;s..... 30 Gsi
[in l'5i,,,,, cows ana helIers.. 225 4;
8gits uln and io" Sfs, anu helfers. 200 ait
1 1js,rI o oHu stays '''''''... I % al;
49, - ' ,.e!i,.Ijr. '''''''''''' % dit
Si adiUT y ,o5,.ig5 ''''''''.. Is 6ji
9 '1,uln cSi Tu.,i"sS ''''''''. p All
NaGirn, caty.os ''''''''',' o al
G6Slfs % %a5s So. . ID ~ rs I
cue up s ,,.'; ;,,.s; '.;,',...... 5 10 al
Choice cattle will demand nnot,s.s'
arrival Top cornfed hogs wanta5 seV4
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WANTED--So ono with capital 10 help
enlarge and extend r colouiZiuE enter
prise IN one Of the best located count les
Tor such purpose; 100 families of honest
German farmers already located Ad-
dress 1852 This office 81
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FOX SALE--A big bargain, II sold AZ once,
my stock of general merchandise and
lumber yard. Reason for selling failure
Of health VIII sell property or sell goods
and rent property. Telephone station aud
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FRuITa.

APPLEs-Arkansas. bbls. choice Ben
Davis, 81 COCA %; fancy, s. 80; wine.
saps and Arkansas Bleak, 81. 2364 so;
New Mexico, per 40-lb boxes, $l.75Gl 90;
Belle 1curs, per box, S1.Tb.
BANANAS-Loose. 81 5o0B1 75; packed.
81. 90.
CRANBERRIES-S e5G2 rs per bushcl
crate; barrels, $3.50.
ORANGES-F lOrida-Iamaice, 50. 25d3. so
CoCoANUTs-Per sack OF 100, $3.50; less
quantities, SAFE.
LEMONS Messlnas So 25@3 10, accord.
ing to quality.
PEARS-Fau varieties California Winter
Nellis s.. so.
PINEAPPLEs-c Grated, per dozen, 5000;
per crate. "a 256f4 so.
GRAPES--Callfornla Black Emperor, per
4basket crate, So 90: Black Ferrarat $500;
Malaga or Almeria. T5.lb kegs, So 80.
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ROUGH-CLEAN RICE MARKE1
$50 POCKETS WERE SOLD;
NO ROUGH WAS RECEIVED.
Nc Change in Price Occurred-Steady
Demand Still Evident--Ml Has
Large Stock on Hand.

Little change occurred in the condition
Of the local rice market yesterday. The
steadlness of demand was noticeable and
the mill had stock heavy enough to keep
it running for some time without further
supplies. New shipments are contracted
for. however, and large movement will
no doubt appear during the week No re-
cepts came in for the day and sales were
only average The shipping of the product
raised in the belt to the Houston mill is
daily progressing as well as orders for the
manufactured article.
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For SALE-A lrst-class. well.established,
good paying hardware and lumber busl-
ness In one Of tho best coast counties
In Texas Address G. c. clifford, Whar.
ton. Texas. l2-2l
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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

Quinlne. 40442c per ounce bottle; NOR.
phine, 81 25Gl2 30 per ounce; cocaine 5000
per ounce borax, sho per pound In 100.
pound packngesi eopptrAs, s14to In barrels;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10

FOR SALE-Fire newspaper ami Job
Office; up-tO-date material; good business;
town or $3.50; one Of best In Texas. Ad.
dress 1924. this office. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10
The South Texas National Bank
OF Houston. Texas.
Capital ...... 100000.
Surplus -. 500, 900.

OFFICERS:
chas. DllllnghaIn. H. Brashear.
President. lst vice PRESIDENT
o. T. Holt, II. u, MaeGregor
end Vice President, Sd Vice President
6. <. Mckinney, Assistant Cashier.
n,r.c.or.. i. Campbell. chas. billing
hsn, ID. McAshap, D, Il. Holt, Fl. p.
Hsrfzreror. Henry Brashear. Jacob Bins
h. a Heitnann. n. G. House.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10

FOR SAIE-A good location for doctor
in live railroad town: Central Texas; no
opposition; reason for selling going into
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10

umbla River, 81 .25 Blue Bel Columbia
River, 81 10; Violet brand. 81 so; Carnn-
ton brand, Fancy Rod Alaska, 81 359l 40
SARDiNES-Am quarters, 81 65G
grade quarters $40 81: fancy sprats, quar-
tiers, IS OO@10 CO. according to grade.
STARCH Standard goods Pearl. In 4olb
bulk, i5sG43i Nickel. 100 packages per
box; $50; corn starch, 5l2c per ID, 20 and
lob boxes.
SIGAh-Quotations are for small lots;
specNl rates are given on carload orders.
standard graduated, = 80: cubes and pow.
dered, SIZE; Louisiana yellow, clarified
fancy, 5M5Bc; choice, 4aic.