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WHERE SPICES CONE From.
History of the Contents Of the Castor
on Our Tables.


Salt is obtained from brine springs
or salt mines The salt from the mines
is called rock salt. and looks like dirty
pinkish glass. The rock is crushed
and dissolved in water The dirt. be
Ing heavy. settles to the bottom. and
the clear water. which is poured from
the top is evaporated. leaving the salt
behind II is then dried. says Nc
Calls Magazine. and. according &c
the size uf the grains. is called bay
salt. household salt. or table salt
Pepper comes from the berries OF a
plant which grows in tropical coun
tries The berries. which grow in
long clusters like small punches of
grapes. are green before they become
red. They are dried in he sun. and
the red coat shrivels up and turns
black. When the berries are ground
they give black pepper White pep
per Is obtained by drying the berries
in the shade. soaking them and re
moving the outer skin by rubbing
with the hand before grinding them
TO a powder. The white pepper is less
pungent and aerid than the black. and
generally costs twice as much.
CAYENNE pepper does not come from
the pepper plant. but IS obtained by
drying and grinding the seed pods of
capSicnms or chills. which are the
fruit OF plants belonging TO the same
family as the potato and tomato.
Mustard has been in use for long
time. Ii was used as q medicine be
fore the Christian era. The oil was
extracted and used for rheumatism. OF
mixed with other ingredients and
used as 4 remedy for snake bites
The Saxons used II as a condiment.
crushing the seeds and mixing them
with honey and vinegar. Genuine
mustard Is obtained from a mixture
OF white and black mustard seeds.
The honsekeepe-'s trouble is to keep
the mustard pot supplied with freshly
made mustard. Unless frequently at
tended TO. the mustard becomes iry
and nnsightiy. Made mustard viii be
found 70 keep fresh much longer IL
i is mixed with water which has been
boiled and inst allowed TO get cold
Another plan is TO add little salt or
4 little vinegar TO the mustard. but
either addition alters the favor OF the
mixture
Vinegar is made by the fermenta-
ton Of some liquid containing alco-
hol In this country Il is usually
made from cider. In France and
Germany Il is superior 20 the vine
ear made from malt. as in England
The sharpness is due 70 acetic acid.
which Is always present in vinegar.
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troubles dating hack 10 '-the over
throw OF the monarchy.
The prosecution and the court soon
came to the conclusion that Mrs
Tewksbary would not permit herself
TO be confined 10 narrow restrictions
OF the present day in a recital u her
troubles. therefore the case OF assaults
against the defendant Mrs Bruhn was
dismissed
The second assault case in which
Marie SaIdina was the defendant
came to the same inglorious end Mrs
Tex ksbury as witness for the prose
cution proved a failure
4 guess | haven't got any case
Your Honor" stated the High Sheriff
We might as well bring this thing
TO an end before il becomes moro
serious. ask that Mrs. Saidina
also be discharged.
After court had adjourned Mrs
Tewksbury went into violent mysteries
and il was with the greatest difficulty
/ that the woman was restrained She
vas taken to the office OF the Deputy
High Sheriff. where after time
| friends came and conveyed the wo
man TO her home.
The ARRAY case against Charles
| Clark and All Sam was speedily set
tied by the payment of 81 by Clark
and s. by the Chinese.
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NOana Hotel Bus Line.

For the convenience of the patrons
of the MoANA HOTEL buses will
leave regularly to and from the City
as follows:
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Wireless Talk.

At 2 o'clock this afternoon party
of Y. VI. c. A. members on wheels
will leave the building for six-mile
run out Beretania street to Waialae
At $3.50 they will join the summer
school teachers and others at the tele-
graph mast. where Fred. J. Cross will
give a popular talk on Wireless Tele-
graphy. The public is invited.
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Cheap California Fruit.

Peaches. plums and apricots in first
class condition. received by the
steamship Ventura from San Francisco
are offered for sale at the California
Fruit Market, King and Alakea streets.
today for so cents basket. This is
cutting the prices in half.
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Communication tickets may be pur-
chased al the Hotel office.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

C1esaErf .tspsr,sn-1sis - rs sis7ts ms
~ >. sass-sss e 70 sszts . ~ frss slssraal
ssass ~ ssz.f a-s.rAus, > 80 ~ ~ - r'rs
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wANTEo

WANTED-Tin roofers wanted By
John Mott. the plumber on King St
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GRAIN PRICES SENT UPWARD.
THERE WAS A GOOD DEMAND
WITH LIGHT OFFERINGS.
Wheat Scared an Advance Of 7-so--Oorr
Closes i-26 5-so Hisher-Osts
Gained I i-Ao and Provisions ioe.

ceHcsro. Norsrnher "A strong cash 81
urt3oa in all grains ara Ilght offerings 20
SUPPLY the demand sent prices inward 20
d1v in an sctlre market December wheat
closing q advanced. December corn aed19s
higher. sud December oats u Up ProFi-
sious closed unchanged 10 10 higher.
Lower cables had an early depressing In
auence on wheat, hut his was soon over
come when IL was found that hardly any
offerings were coming out and those only
from a few shorts December opened .
shnde lower 10 q shade higher at us 10
-. bu, straishtway felt the effects Of buy
Ing orders with The commission houses and
the strong zone iu the corn pit and began
irs inward tourney. Al during the session
trade wss nervous ard active and on
broader scale than that Of either yester-
dav OF the day before. News favored the
hur ers. With the exception If The early
cables. The Kessian 6r was reported In
Kansas and Duluth stocks showed an in
crease Of only 10000 bushels this week.
compared with $4,000 bushels the week
before Outside nsrkrts also were strong,
10 most cases higher for December than
here Experts were fair and some bust
ness was reported done With Mexico casa
prices were strong and December >old up
To ~. closing strong only saade under
the tor price and = higher than ytsier-
day. Receipts were III cars. nine or con-
tract grade. Minneapolis ana ilului1 re
ycu 55l ears received. making total Tor
The three points % 80 ears. sasinst 80
ears last week and so cars q wear ago.
Primary receipts were $500 bushels, c-m
pared WITH @5,op1 bushels lsSt year. Soa-
hoard clearsnces were $4,000 bushels. Iae
seahosrd reported thlrty-rw boatloaas
taken for export.
Last seasons corn crop failure Is begin
ming 70 show strongly On the corn market.
Acriv5rr In this nit today centcred around
r1s scsnt rsceipis-ou.v 81 cars. Traders
who sold short yesterday hurried 10 cover
fo5av Ia Gpite Of weak cables. which
brought opening prices for Dcce Docr ~
E, lower 20 lsd3. higher The market was
Somewhat irregular. out strol>- ~ the
whole Al times there WIS considerable
realizing, Out everything offered seemed
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BUSINESS AT OIL EXCHANGE.
TRADING AGAIN ACTIVE.
OVER $1,000 SHARES SOLD.
Merchants and Mechanics ard Manhattan
MAKING Gsins--Larae Zeal in Spindle
Top New-FoT Worth Weakening.

The inclemency Of tha weather cut short
the attendance at the OH and stock *
change yesterday. but did nor seem TO
damFen the trading ar5or Of the brokers
The number Of shares sold went over the
1900 mark and some few advances oe-
CURED.
Merchants ana Mechanics made al m
provement in the selling figure. 5000 shares
bringing &c, compared with lasc on the
previous day. The closing offer was at
2i=c. Manhattan also brought on, 6 greater
demand, so shares sold easily al 46c and
10 more WAS offered. Bids for Ground
Floor went close TO rae par value al one
time but SIS an agreement could not be
reached by the traders thetAlgh oIers wee
Withdrawn. American on ana Redn ne.
both old aud new. was more briskly
wanted, particularly the former. oGers run
Mug up 20 25c. Five SasCes Of spindle Top
lnewl were obtained at the preceding day
bid. and 100 shares az 80 less maklug
SStpu transaction. Beaumont Coufel-
Grated was active without an advance and
good block q Grace sold at 8 small de-
cline on the day Buffalo vas a shade
stronger and GLADYS Of Galveston was
much desired. Palestine and Beaumont
was a large seller and Federal Crude
scored q cent. Fort Worth was offered
without takers al figures recently hid. snd
prllers and Gofer made no noticeable
change.
The total sales amounted 10 1873 shares.
The prices hid and asked yesterday and
the sales made were as follows,
Company Bid Ask Capital
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10 be- wanted and was readily absorbed Win
steady advances. The casa sltl2il'. va
sim stronger and waS the principal factor
in me rise December sold up 70 1851
~ bu- essed IL on urodttakine and c.o-ed
arm l-rSs over yesterday. 81 594-
Oats we're strong and AigHer. lIaue
was larger than yesterday. iarge 4Aah-
riiv being sold to the SouihNc,i SiF-
piles came principally from those VINO
we're vviiiinr "a take profits and though
there vas considerable lion oau"h- no 81
fempt was made 10 stop the advance he
rash situation was pariicn arlr strong, =
under May being Bid Tor spot ana New
York December. u hich opened unchanged,
rose steadilv and closed strong Ar lis iop
price IL higher. al $50 Receipts Wesr
l24 CarS
Lower Mes for hogs snd changing of
Novs ulher n May deliveries indicating Q
weak cash situation k'pt Pr,,. , stead ,1SS, IN
Januarr pors closing 10 up IL II s21s: Jan
nary lard unchanged az e-is aud Jahu-
arr ribs 2lz NJ. 10 10
Estimated receipts FOR tomorrow. wheat
10 cars. corn 81 ears. oats $50 csrs hoss
y co.. head
cash quotations werA as follows
Flour-F!Im. 5dlSc advance.
Wheat-No. 2 spring. 69lgdIl; No. red
ostsENo. 49,, Ne. . white 42i.ai3;
NJ. 3 white 4cd4@ia
Barlev-Fair to choice mating 54d5S-s.
Timoihv seed-PFiue 20
Mess pork-Ps~ barrel Il V0l4 10
Lard-Per 100 pounds : .4TisGS 20
short -fhS-Sides loose. SS1 .#'.
ShouldTS-Dry sailed. boxed I4TTi2.
Sides-Short clear boxed l"1 20
Whisky-Basis Of high wines, 80.
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81 Louis November T-Wheat-No.
red cssh 725s December 73s.: May 755s
No . bard 7l-vdT2 Ccrn-No. > cash 81 =
lecen o. Gos@ May 625s Osts-No.
casa A. MAY -: No. > white 4is4 d+5
sSzL- Flour drm-Red winter patent
3 4062.55. extra fancy and s;rslEhts %'n4
SIS: clears 2.75dZg1. Timothy seed scarce
-I1rm r sOd5.65. Corn meal steady, 800
Bran scarce. ytro-r-Sarked east track 9od
50 Eay rru- Timothy J. pr1l-- -: ppirtc
scarce GOT quoted WHISKY Stesdy 80.
Iron cotton ties a. BaEEilE 5SfU6S
Hemp Irvine 2 urN SsIr meats BAKED
steady. extra shorts S12le, clesr ribs SIS.
clear SIDES $50 Bacor-Boxed steady,
extra shorts 800; clear ribs E l2l:: clear
Rides ASIA oeipts-Flour 1000. wheat
= OlB. corn 5000. cst- 15.Gpo Shipments
Flour 600; wheat 2s.ouj: corn 5000;
Gals 5000
Kansas CITY. NDren her 7.-Whesf-pe-
cember 60: May 7l%07l's: cash No.
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GAINED SKY POINTS.
Coffee Futures Advanced RapidN
Throughout Yesterday

New York, November 7-Coaee-sp
rio strong: No. 7 invoice Z. Mlld-Flrn,;
Cordova 7isGll. The market for futures
advanced rapidly during the day until a
net rise Of 90 % 50 polnts had been
reached. Foreign houses started the buv.
ing N the morning aud were large pur.
ohasers all day. while Investment support
Tor outside account WAS also very heavy A
slight reaction on proht-takins occurred
near the close. but dnal prices were net
1oa6o points higher With the enc steady.
Total sales wese $4,000 hays aad Included
Decrinber at sld6 s.; January m g Ssf5
~. March az 6.UfdI -; April at IS a5d
IS; July az 5 9J6I % Jniv AZ s "a
60; August az 10, September lisa
81; October al 7.1a.
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New York, November THE Conner.
Advertisers London financial cable
gram says; The stock market here to1av
wss merely steady, save foy the Aue~i1aa
department, which was strongly buled hv
Insiders, though the public was SIN ana
thetlc- Yesterdays interest ia Union Pa-
cihc spread throughout the igt TODAY ,ba
favor.Jes being Atcaison. Chesapeake and
Ohio, Ontario and Western. United states
Steel and southern RAILWAY There was
heavy operations 10 the last named stock.
watch finished az SSH or shaur ] r,a,rt
under the best price Of the year. south.
ern Pacinc and Eric nunE Ere tim New
Aofk purchases 10 the afternoon caused
sroug general close after some prcat
taking.
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American sioes Ureh5r1cc.
Tue course of vestcrdsv's gotten market
WAS hardly accounted FOR By either bun
Or bear The friends as wei as the enc
raes az the commodity seemed u ihink
the probability ~ the &c milestone was i'm
niinent since they had recently had So
slight par; IL the wars Of the fsecy
staple But Liverpool gave q better cue
than expected and 8 LOOK iuto tina Interior
revealed lesseninE q the moving bales.
The market was extensively ovgrso.d and
some n the shorts covering THAR com
uitneDts opened up Ire iuwa-dness q
things nn5 caused the scale 70 20 Cd Win
The Nsh1ness Of q feather.
On chs SIDE q the water TIRE business
vas q fairly large proportions and the
Ecslper found some room fer his opera
Sons. The country was considerably more
stringent So the InsnDsr Of offering 1be
spot and The value 81 the nr-icle Vrosted
hereby. Or rather failed 20 Jose thereby.
The selling pressure was considerably re-
5cTed. except on bulres. and surrounded
he situation with rather 3 narrow range
y the course n rbe day The movement
% the ports was hcsvr enough n be de
pressing ard the exporter evidently be
seved tnst Bauchesters problem supply
vas already solved
The iss1 twenty dsrs has witnessed sn
INVASION IL The realm which threatens the
stability - King Cottou's state. In thar
Interim he unusual total n nearIY I0o
points has hesn recorded between the high
md the low mark and 1iddHug has Ok
ps-epce5 & sbrinkase q 15-1Gc. Nj Bus
Ton. Mr. LsndBue- and ~. Nslu have 81
psETed Cd The scenes ~ tsis parr-aua p
Z role that emitting discussion % IFS
merits may re said 70 have tracted
vide attention. The Corerr-e1t lu eaca
succeeding dn-une1t and tts farmers on
ths ground zave chung ~ tee rhecry
Ct widely different crop fram that
Indicted by the uarifes.oes n these
prophets klllnE frost hiss ran its course
with small -olseQue-res. and rhe ruaI
ssFue must no ne; by q settlement n the
differences between tae fo~e-aee-s in
;be meantime. howe7er -he decisive fgcrl-
zies rest WIKI the Southern cwuer Il the
staple Biz crop ideas are e,tgut. and
IN tbe fare C trade conditions tbat have
uach roou Ter improvement. wIrh pres
sure 70 sell Buder such circumstances me
tide q lower prices can NOT b. steumad.
VIII the moving body of the commodity
continue to give eolo- to we Impressions
abroad or MIL the nerchsut sud farmer
decree X cthsrvises The king requires
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New York Mor.y MI.

New York, November Money On call
PER ceut prime mercantile psper 4iLsJ 4
per cent sterling exchange 6rm with a.
tnal business IN bankers bills al / S6rs
- 81 for demand ana al ( SiE, Tor sIxtv
Commercial bills 4. s3G4 S3is. Bar silver
DIS; Mexican dollars ASA Government
bonds steady; State bonds Inactive; railroad
ponds IRREGULAR
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STOCK TRADE BROADENED OUT

pismentei hr decrease of over go f.na m,
30 hlLg discounted and contraction nf
nflflF 100000 10 lrs outstanding clrcu-
tEr-cc ~ realizing
The railroad bond market wss verv sc
I'VE no me reaction % in.ra Pacific con
'fTf Hle bonds made or rthtrR l,a gtrurr
uEfhC, trrecui1r. Total sales mar vzir.e.
S5el'p" Erir-d STATES hcr6s were sIi
unchanged OF the last caU
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Ordinary .-.. 3 1918 Good mid IN
lsool ord-.-.6 a-1B Aud FAIR --..7A
Low mid -.---67k sales ...--..- 1900
New Ncrk-spo1s closed quiet. prices IN
changed; stock TaDC bnles
,rrod ord. 8 1916 Good mid .sat
Low 1md- .-.-.TN 1iid fair S a15
MiediinE .....7 1916 sales ....-...l0s
Liverpool spots closed easier, prices re-
wired business moderate: ysles 9hrA bales,
ot watch $3.50 were America: speculation
md export so hsles; imports 1850 bales,
~ rhirh 2tD1 we've American
Ordinary .--. 3 15,22 NiddIuE .....aA
Good ord .4...4 LIZ Good mid "a 1882
Low mld.-a s.s2 MA fair ..4 1872
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- - . 60.

New York. Novemher The dry goods
market today has been quiet In some
lines Of brown saeetln-s aud drills there
mas heen irreEula-iLr Re prices, but Lead
ing makes are steadr.- Bleachea cottens
and coarse co,ored goods else steady. Prints
in quietcr request. Print cloths duh sad
unaltered. Hosiery and underwear IN light
demand az previous prices.
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SUGAR.

New Orleans, November -Susar-Quiat;
open kettle s. open kettle centrifugal Si.T
81; centrifugal e-auustei @pd4 -,
whites 3 l5-l644. yellow a'.73 1916, sec
onds 2l.G3~. Mol8SseS- Steady: open ket-
tie 27n55s centrifugal 1926
New York November SuEar-Raw
quiet: fair refining ait: centrifugal q6 test
~; uoiasses sugar g. Redned-Qlier.
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London. November I-Coasols fr- rnorsv
81 hl6; necouat OK. Bar silver steady
-6s Money 2lgd2&. discount for sho-t
bills 2AI2@s discount Tor three months
bill 3sG8A per cent
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Sleeto -..--..-................,.,..
\o-lAy DAM ...................
Phoguicia tBri ..-.................
Rlojanc tSpan.l .................-
EcSario Spanb .................,,I
Sig ". 7. Lewis tBr) ..............,
Ni.herforce tByA ,......,..,......
Woo bridge Br4 ...........,.....,
Zortzirak Bat Spanl ..........3.,...
SCHOOLS Frs,
sch Ada F. Brown lAmJ ...,.........
Sch ". II Clifford -.-.-...,.........r
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are eoo0 10 1oO00 bales. s-sius- l7 81 last
year. New Crlesus expects 1000 TO b.
COO. against Il, los las vear.
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METALS.

New YORK. November far-I.,st III
- 7nsGa4 %. take cepper- on.its.~,
IL a.. IeAd-pull 4 SIN q ~.
43Tas- Pig lIoa wArraDts--ua4 -
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CLOSING PRICES OF NEW YORK BONDS.

IE,o-t Worth aud Denver City LIST, .... lo5ls
docking Nalley AVS Observation-Disclosures. lusi-,
Louisville and Nashville uniaed IS. Ions
Mexican Central As................. S.ia
Mexican Central LIST incorporated. 80. 2gis
Msiiinneapoiis and 81. louis 4s...,.., lUS
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 4s.. IooL
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 2ds. sIL
New York Central lists. lt,,a,
New York Central general Sis. liisl5
New JERSEY Central general 5s 1861
Noithern latlnc Observation-Disclosures usk
northern Pacific Ss.................. ia
Norfolk ana Western consol 4s-lGl
s he4glng general 49,. .-..-........ asa
-. /. and Iron Mountain cousol M
81. Louis and Ssn Francisco IS. IS
81. Louis Southwestern IstS....... %
st Louis Southwestern 2ds-, Tqs
san Antonio aud Arkansas Pass 4s 81
southern Pacific IS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81.
southern Railway as o0ls
Texas and Pacific lsts.-.......,1 .sn
Ioiedo, II. Louis and Western IS -
luion Pacific 4s.... 1als
linton Pacihc convertible 4s.....IOa
wabash lists ............. ffs
Wabash Dis ..-..-.............. 1gsss
Wabash dchcnture r ............. ~
West SHORE As INK
Wheeling and EskA Erie IS pgI.
Wisconsin, Central 4s........ 81
SonnnentAl TOBACCO @S............... siA
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BANK CLEAR1NGs.

Following are the clesriurs n the Hous-
ton banks, together with tae amount Of in
crease or decrease over LAST year:
This week Last year Inc
Saturday ....s2 4Cl2 1s9 s. si65Tl 1886 SIS
Monday : lGD3l3 1887 so III 5l3
Wednesday 2.6St Sg2 . SO ISS ssIs2 .ss3
Thursday 80. 2l3S2l7 2,s-1, ls5 $3.50. e6s
Holiday. 80 Decrease.
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American Brewing .......-I......... 90 90
Commercial National Bank 225 60 i2JS 90
Galvestou-H Houston INV. 80 90 l........
Houston, Land and Trust 100 % i....
Houston Drug. % loo 10
Houston Drilling and Sup
ply .....-.....-...-....t. 20 90
Merchants National Rank tlol 90 I
Magnolia Park .........5.......lU leo 90
Mutual Building and Loan. roo 90
Planters and Mechanics
National Bank ........IlO0 90 nos %
South Texas NatIonai. la5 % .l6l 90
Sour Lake Spring. IS 90
Texas Savings Real Estate
and Investment .......3 IS 30 So 90
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bel wss placed by Carrin & Richard
son inst absorbed some attention at tha
exchange Il was q wager II $3.50 inst
HE -ror would not Yield 100000 bsles
and u2s taken by O Galveston gentleman
who has estimated the crop a. l,-lo,VJJ
bales
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or GALVESTON. November :.
ARRIVED
IS Niceto SPAN. Glasgow.
IS Pensacola tAm) Pensacola,
CLEARED.
SIS MzrTarri (Br-. Liverpool.
SAILED.
$ BerEenhuus tNOr1 Havre.
IS North Sands iBr1 Hamburg.
IS lukum lBT4, New Orleans
IS Oisnda CDutehl. Bremen.
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spoTs:

Liverpooi, revised
American SIDE. unehsnaed.
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MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
The following bids and offers Of stocks
other than oil companies were reported:
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STOCK.

GALVESTON GRAIN MoVENEstf:
Receipts today .Mheat-
Gulf Colorado and Santa re '''''''.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas -.
Galveston, Houston snd NoItne1H ~.
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LIVERPOOL A LITTLE BETTER
Than GENERALLY EXPECTED.
Scot Offsrirus Liol7tsr---Moveulsn 20
the Ports Still t5ssvy--Tae De-iins
IN Twenty Days.
II TIE CLOSE:

At THE CLOSE:
Liverpool. unchanged 10 f-s4 higher.
New York, s To 10 points higher.
New Orleans, 9 - II points higher.
SPOTS
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London Financial Gable.

Holiday. " Decrease.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS

No elevator movement,
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Charles n. Schulz .s-.. ss,.;;..ti, 4
..............cle cleared Philade lphnn
Lydia VI. Deering. ...---. N ,.9Iss.s \
sialden ......... cleared BalhnoN
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AlnEs AND WOOL.

w SSSsis free rec medium. S to 70 months 10
free from hurs .,.......,,.ss.''
Wool, free ane. 70 " montas-',a
Beeswax .,.......--..' 4s
Prime tallow ..........-'','---., ?
Niue ............s - >, 49,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-08

Quotations on prime cotton w Il
and prime cotton seed cake -As
cry al Galveston.
u.nn,,, Tn, November IL,
seed oi,-Prime crude 9Sis. 81 80 ~ X
prime summer yellow 32dS2l7; en' -,-la
ing summer yellow. less tnsu oife
nominal Meal and cake-Ff'1ne
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-08
COTTON MARKET QUOTATIONS.

ne range q prices at Sew York ana
New Orleans for the active months vas as
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-08

Gross receipts trus far this week. 1850
Gross receipts 81 davs tnis season S@s.044
GROSS Receipts "a DAYS ln l@*t1el. s-5.l I5
Gross receipts 81 days r lsEt1960 -. -