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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-10-17
T. H. Manning is building cottage
ON North Second street.

T. H. Manning is building cottage
on North Second street.
Work on the Clogg building is pro-
crossing rapidly The brick work to
the first story is completed and the
second story joints are being put in.
Large numbers of railroad laborers
are passing through town every day on
their way to the front to push the work
on the Portland, Vancouver and Yaki-
ma extensions Democrat.
Marvin Chase of this city is at We
natchee with surveying corps on the
new high line ditch survey. Plans are
being made to build new ditch in the
Observation-Disclosures and Mr.. Chase has
charge of the surveying corps.
The broken pane of plate glass in Dit
ter Bros. window was removed last
week and the new one was put in its
place. 1t was thought best to put a
partition:in the window and use two
panes instead.of one as at first planned.
Wanted-Experienced seamstress-
Fast and neat sewer. None other need
apply. J. NJ. Curry, between avenue
and postoffice. 4O-tf
Lost-Between Yakima and the Mckee
store onlOctober 4, square leather grip
with toilet contents. Finder please
leave at this Office and receive reward.
40-2t
Stetson Hats. All the new shapes
cheap at Coffin Bros. %
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-10-17
OTTER 4 MECHTEl'S
Bakery and Restaurant

serves only good food. It is well cooked and
placed before our guests in dainty way by
courteous aud attentive walters.
Ladies will find our dining service particu-
arly pleasing Special booths for their use
Bill of fare changed daily. Prices moderate.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-10-17

We are buying hay and grain. Coffin
Bros. %
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-10-17

Stetson Hats. All the new shapes
cheap at Coffin Bros. %
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-19
DAY IN THE RICE MARKETS.

enlargement II is equally dIfd"nlt Ia con
ceiyo Of materially lower pricrS.
Adyjccs from the South note Wholesome
activity al an milling Contcrs. Tho crop
Is moving thther In liberal way AMI IN.
der sharp strife for tho respective Mills 70
secure their ran. former values P~avatl In
rough and relative prices are commanded
for the cleaned outpn. While ~" market
Ing Of HE crop Is going on IA more active
pace than lnst year. there l., a manifest
spirit NJ elaboration never hcfpr" Wit.
resscd FUN figures nrc domlWi"d ard
failing this only such portions NJ crop are
parted with us may be required 4" meet
pressing necessities Much Il the crCr In
thc south west Is Ia the hands " planters
and corporations who nre .Wcll hcricd'
financially and who NJ. apparently not
alarmed over the futnre n tholr ability TO
eventually unload tha'r wares at fan pres
EFT, II not Mglrr, prices.
crto Rico continues lively factor IN
II d:tatc that lis 'lcnAnl Will be much
lurvicr than any previous year IN It's his
tory. Even " up TO he ordinlry land of
this there can be ~ louhu lt VIII furnish
n constant brlccr for l"y 10 fair sorts
Cables and cnrrvspnu !"nHe from abroad
are without SPECIAL feature. The demand
Is limited to early requirements and prices
generally Wei sustained AZ Corner range
Talmage New Drlrlns, tc,grunAs LOUIS,
lama crop movement 10 date. Receipts,
rough. $1,000 sacks; last wear 5T2073
lest year "Iu.Tsz pockets. Coed Inquiry ut
foi MGR quotations
Taimace Charleston tcrgrnph~. Caro-.
lima crop movement 10 lltc: Receipts l5,.
4ap barrels sales t9.pl0 anrel. steady
demand AZ former figures
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-19
Following were the ruling prices.
THE RICE MARKET.
FOREIGN as Well as Domestic Command
cd Attention Of Trade During Week.

cd Attention OF raue Du'n9 WcSN'
New York November l8.-Dau Talmage's
Sons & Co. say:
The score Of the week stood no well,
practically equul TO the largest Of thu
season. while domestic commands tho
Hons share OF patronage. foreign Of ex-
ceptlonal character also received no little
bit OF attention. Although tho donaaa
is running at liberal volume, II Is AMI has
been individually llnlicd to Immediate re
qGirements, and there wolil therefore.
seem 10 he ever fair probability Of lis
being better further on, More Ecceutiy
canned goods and other grocer SpecGllties
have commanded prime attention rad after
transactions IN these are concluded n may
be confidently expected that culliglng in
fercst viii he shown toward ricr. Regard
Ing the future course NJ the market. thcre
are those who stu hold that some depipcia-
tion ~ values mus cnsue lnrins b. coming
month. u certainly s difficult, Under full
fair values. 10 conceive N higher pIires.
but IN view OF the character Of The demand
thus far-snd probabilities u its marked
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-19

Hearne, Texas. November 1s.-Acting
Manager Jen A. Miller, with other officers
Of the Houston and Texas Central raj
road. passed through Hcarne today on a
special en- route 20 Dallas.
Cards have been received here announc-
ing the marriage OF Mr.. Il, G. Allen Of
this rity and Miss Florence Blair Of Waco
MIR j. L. MCNutt returned To-Day from
a business trip 10 Bryan
DR.. Il. w. Marshall is In Franklin today
on business
McSsrs w D. Henson and w. T. Hanna,
prominent Brazos bottom planters are in
Hearne todny
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-19
NAVAsoTA NEWS NOTES.
Truck Growers Have Perfected An
Orpani7ation

Truck Growers Have Perfected An
Oruani7atjon
Nor,.o,.
"'"N"."' l'NaS' NoNemn'r IL ThHt the
people OF this vicinity are waking M 60
the idcn OF diycrsidcation and tho ros.,
bntttes %, ,,.,s+ ,..,.. ~.
F'N"' ''''" '"'' 0""''e Is iuiy
suhSlanuAted hv the organization of the
Navasota Truck Growers association which,
was formed nj ,u.,,s che, -. 60
CIV ,'"" H'"""' "'uNe S''ur
""N AFTERNOON win a nnmhor Of tho most
practical formers Of that section In M
tdndanc, 1Hnrn.. : eto,,
- ""e 'In
'''"'N 'N'''W"h anu H. d. IcrIcI petmu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-19

iHIttldl 10 4 nv i."ci'l
New Orleans La, November is-There
was a fairly active demand for rough rice
with offerings only moderate Tho tone
ruled steady with no quotable change Ia
the range. Clean rice developed a stronger
tone and closed with q tendency toward
higher figures especially on tor fines No
receipts from country mills We're reported.
The receipts today were; sG9S sacks Of
rough and no pockets of clean The sales
at the board Of trade were: 4053 pockets
Of clean and 1872 sacks of rough Of Witch
272l sacks were Honduras and 1851 sacks
domestic Japan.
Clean rice unchanged; actual sales to
IAc
Rough rice. Honduras IN good demand Mt
s.. 40 to $40, doUoslc Japan 81 90 10 So /;
rice polish and bran unchanged
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-19
EIGHTY -FOUR CARS MOVED
FROM MAcARONI POINTS.
Fourteen Cars Went Out Monday, Ten
Each Tuesday and Thursday, Twenty
Eight Friday, Saturday %.

England is hudiug diligently in obtain
Ing horses suit tblc for mounted Infantry
In South Africa. says the Live stock re.
rcu'r. Her ueeuts nrc ransackine The
eorse'brcedus diStirts Of Europe. but lie
supply is rot equal to the demand.
'our stock rniscrs ns whole may learn
useful lesson from the condition of the
torsc market In recent years and the in.
ability of England to get an the better
eradc animals needed FOR South Africa.
Many Of our farmers came to tho conc,,.
sion some tinN ago that with the intrcluc.
tlor NJ electricity. modern mathncr, aud
automobiles, the period Of prohtahlc hon -
iais,ng was az an end. The fact is. how
ever. nS the statistics FOR the hve wears
ending 1900 show, that The prices far really
good horses IN coach. saddle and Grn.t
classes nave been slowly rising while tho
prices Tor second and thitd-Efad animals
IN an classes have not held iheii OWL, 'fae
same report comes frcm Canada. where Il
is said TO he difficult TO get together a large
Number OF hrst class animals Tor export hc
cause the country has been drained If
its host material Farmers ~ America WOO
ore raising only first class horses for sale
are not complaining that the industry has
become Improbable
Victoria, Texas. November II. There
were eighty i've cars Of cattle shipped to
on the New York, Texas and Mexican ana
Guf Western Texas and pacihc, our Of
tho biggest weeks business in market cat.
tie FOR years
Monday nth Rcnncti & West three
cars bulls 10 Houston and ono ear calves
to Algicrs. from Pierce. l.. rhiheauN. SIX
ears COWS 10 local points In iuuisaua.
from Edna Arthur Rurns. one car hogs to
Cuero, lumcs Powers one car mixed cat
tie to Houston; from Fanniu James Pow
cts one ear calves TO Houslon from
Kecrau, Robert Grinith ono car cattle to
1hibodcauN Total fourteen cars.
Tuesday, November -. From clip = W.
turk. one car calves to Alglcrs. from
same market. Irwin Hibhc. four cars TO Sc
Louis; from Julia pens, George Clcgg, two
ears cattle to NcN Orleans !, MrCrahh.
one car to Same place llungcrfurd,
lirdgins Bros. one car cattle to Galvcsi 90,
Thursday, November IA From Edna
pens, q. i, Rrownson, -four cars 10 St.
Louis; from Fanuiu. Joe CaEscus uyc 'RB
10 the same market from Rceyilc W. J.
station. one car horses to Louisiana. Total,
ten cars.
WiUemin two cars cattle 10 New orleans.
from HunEcrtord, g. 6. Duncan, ,wo cGrs
to ST Louis, and r. A Rich. TWO cnrs to
AlEicrs: from CLIP. W 4, pucal four
Goliad j. y Lincoln, one ear to Memphis;
J. j. Murphy, two cars to St. Louis; from
Bceyillc. w S Brown, two cars TO New
Orleans. from Podo, ravlor Bros eight
don four cars 10 ST. Louis and one To
Houston. Total twenty eight cars
Saturday. November l6 From CUP, l.
Kihhe and f.. II. East. eighteen cars n ~.
Louis. w. If Sutherland from Victoria. one
oar beeves from Cane Belt, three cars
for Houston. Total Twenty-Five cars.
Total for the week eighty -four cars. or
ders for this week are already quite heavy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-19
SUGAR.

New Orleans. November Is Sugar
centrifngSl sis@S'S ,,,ntiifueal rrapnlo,,a
4hm4 5-i6; Whites SSsM2 1915: gclows 3i5
ass seconds 2}sd3i@ Nlolassos Strong
open kettle 24@S6; centrifugal 1924; syrup
strong 20WGn
New York. November Is Sugar Raw
stcndy; fair refining 33i6; centrifugal 96
teet ; II l6; molassrs sugar IL l6. Re
hnCd-Q Quiet.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-19
Newspapers al Wharton Prosperous.

Wharton. Texas. November 49, N The
Press OF tho town can be AIKEN as mir.
ror Of prosperity. Wharton Is nov nc ~
zcrith Tho Weekly EiAe. Ron q. w.
Mcknight editor, Is now al lone print
and enlarged ~ a Y.rD ana. e'ghtpage
plTer nnd Is full NJ first .iass ma -. The
Wharton Spectator owned hv Davis <
May6clG Is also all hame print Both
papers are doiag srard work Ter Whait0n
and the entire coast section.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-19
SHOTS Were Quiet Throughout.

New Orleans, November IS The spot cot
ton market today was quiet throughout
The further weakening az Liverpool In
duces disposition on the part Of spinners
to hold off for later developments and as
a result orders for immediate execution in
this market are very light. Sales 300 bales
including goo To arrive. Quotations l'l0c
lower.
The market for contracts was compare
lively dun today, opening J 70 points
lower. hut the absence OF local interests
WIS rounterhalaneed by buying orders from
the metropolis and prices were moved up
A little November December. January and
February closing exactly ~ Saturdays
figures. while the balance OF the list showed
gains Of l 10 points
Memphis. November -oil-Carload lots.
per gallon Prime crude 2Si5; prime sum
mer yellow 30 chnlce cooking summer yel
low less than carload lots, nominal Meal
and cake Prime p o.
New York November 1s.--Cotton seed oil
-stesdier prime yellow 80.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-19
KANSAS CRY.


Especial Ia The PoStl
Stock Yards karsas city, Mo. Novcm.
her is. The following sales by Texas and
Territory stoCkmcu were reported today
T. NJ. Irwin, Addirgton. 6SS pound cows.
Il. Guy Borden. llehron. S33 pound
calves roo ! r Martin, Browuwood, SA1
pound steers. 315, L. Z. Pryor, Glgin, SlT
pound steers, 31Th; W. H. Jennings Ad.
dinEton. GAS pound strccrs. 200; Hutton
y Co, summit, nSn pound SirecrS. 3S0 S07
pound steers, 32a l.. tunnels. Allen, a06
pound steers $50
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-19
HEAVY cows ERnM nEE rnrNrY.

loads Of COWS vcro slippcd from here 10
Now orleans last week that Wore falr
samples az what Bcc county Is producing "a
the way ~ hccg caitle The shipment was
made hy Mcycrs & hodges az hits cty.
and tho COWS averaged g71 pounds TO the
heard Two of the best animals weighed
1CSn p1unds cnch
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-19
ClI1cAGn

Chicago, November is Cattle Receipts.
22,@0. including coo Westerns. MarkeI
steady. Good 10 primo cesar 10; poor ~
2.0iNli.I 80; COWS 2Sd4. so; heifcrs i.50Gj
800. Gamers 2joi2 -: bulls 2OO6iI.1I,
CaNes 2.I0dd25, Western steers lO0ma. 81
Hogs Receipts $1,000 Market steady.
Good to choice heavy 5GoaSiO: light S25
@3.aa: bulk of sales D i5dI95. sheep
Receipts 1sOOO MatAct l0621c lowrh.
G"od 20 choice wethcrS 3 40dAuo; fjlr 10
choice mixed . sOd3 10: Western shccp
2.oOdioo: putivc lambs 3.5ofI.6j: Weston
!, mbs 3.ONSl 10.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-19
COFFEE.

New York November IS Concc spot
Rio irregular; No. Z invoice ga Nina
steady: Cordovn 7R011. Futures closed
steady at not loss of = to 20 points To
tai sales IS 30 bags; December Is tOd6 50.
January 4, d0H0 ~; Marsh Is 7odG rs. MAY
u HiW6 90. Iupe 6 aaM5 az: duly n56i
Z 10; August Z 10; September 256T 70;
October IA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-19
GRAIN AND HAY

dealers charge from store Siioc more pcr
100 lbs on braD, 2d3c per nuSha on oats
o9d corn and loH l5c per 100 lbs on hay.
GkAN Ter 100 lbs, 81 2uni@3
] 30
ORR No. sncbcd. S3lkaSic
tukN tHOHS FUR" 81 :O6Ll 81
uflS Per NuSDol 53Wl1c
HAY Alfalfa, St5.0nW115o: choice tim.
othy. Siodt0l9JO. South Texas prairie
hay SIa0@NOo; North Texas and Territory
hay. Sl3 0Nm1a.OO.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-19
EIry WAS RESTRICTED
|prTupN OF WARM WEATHER.
80, Advanced I t-2e-Texas
~ Above the Cold Storage
1.Turkey Stocks Clearing.

rss rather dull In the wholesale
. .,,rl,y was partially restricted by
~ warmer weather and the light
4 nst usually follow Sundays
y merchants did not take 1t as
tho week. however. as all In
i Src pronlse Of n lively trade.
4. large shipments of Florida or
4 led and prices rule about the
4 .on,Inue extremely arm, with
H. on hand aud higher prices
Us on any day
a .,matoes are almost exhausted
= produce dealers and the quality
4 hos not been very salcable.
4 on,Iss Of pecans are rather limit
.nnssr TO be equal TO the demand.
III previously high prices has caused
Nv much reduced.
d - =, ,ototoos have been sui
4 PP,,S a.r rise rocentlv. hut sew.
H. that before the week is end
Inward move will start
4 .srs ruled between 2oc and Die
eee ...,o s,lcs vore renortel
v NV - NOR. ,vtrcmn,v ulrnt
i"' .,', .,,,,.n a., oycoes NJ tho sun.
le..a''" LII, hos INV. gono no.
IN ~ f. so,iine nricos
Y s''''s
"a given by tho Fruit Buyers union
n York place the total imports Of
L In that market since November I
IN lunches, against N6.WD punches
Vi'y r. o.. ,bo n,oIo ~, Novnm.
u"''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-19

2lb fun weight s-oz, 81 6oal7o; In, 5-oz,
weigh s5do0c. '''''
,,a I'm hLh s,' gallon Kegs - 10; 49,
American style, 500; quarts, American
St55 Ie, o. %: FggaIioh 20 ~ ramon amer
lcau style. S1.Nl; I-gallon heXagon, 81 80.
hiCE-. Extra fancy head, 6AQ6@c; choice.
S Si'' LIZ, fSal4c; fancy imported. Sg
ROPE Sisal. basis 7.16 1ohc; Manila,
SALT--Louisiana, coarse, sjc; tine, Soc;
bhls. y. los. s. 90; COOS 81. 40; lo0.3s,
S2;35; To,4s, g %. ,,
Kits, 95q$l GO, half bbls,- 7Olb, No. 1,
s.; 0O@? 80; tubs, S. j0@j. -.
River, none castle Rock, Columbia RIVER,
81. Il; Spear Alaska, 81 10; Toy Co
lumbia River, SIS; Blue Bell Columbia
River, 81 10; Violet brand, 81 80; rQip9
Pink Aiaskq, Siio ''' ''''N'' ''''.-
3 g; N mustard tar "a s. io@a 8: imported GiI
qG3FSF @ GTI goods agH;' Pea In 36b
bulk UHf 45si% fs; NicR lick 100 packagcs, per
box So 60; Corn starch, SIC per ID, 20 and
40.ib boxes
spsco 9re gyoa are on carISad orders
Standard granulated, sc; cubes and pow
dercd Sa,r. Iouislana yellow, clarified
fancy 47G66c. choice. 4l5c.
PRODUCE.
p,reu ~, rar,, oo0oYc nor
, pmEo " A-A- '''iie i'A'''
BEANS-lmported navy, beans cans. d3l S9 &C..
baF9u' &C. GaHglsh IUtti. J1I M W none
black eyes, 4A49ci Men Men sam n" Z, on ne
Sahiorhia navy hushal" SaIifornia
9 TIStnl' az a. Fi'' P''
BUTIEk-Blue star 2d ,S. Tcv 1ai' Sra 10y
ISg,1l ptS'n SiIeeomarSorjnc - Lincoln solids,
~ Iinco,n MINIS i3r. Daisy solids lie:
minis ISn. Sioviey's sDeclai 1sc; Crystal
p - ~ M conmtrv roIls Inc. Ennire State
ZEN ana rIH,a aI'' Rlno star 1sc. Bjgin
ddp ffv "a i,i"t, To-. tdeai IIr
u"ti B8txISSN22' o. 'N>"'
-ifI1uSE U;is,onej, fuu cream roll.
10 - Wisconsin mi cream daisies. i4H,c;
yjsconsin baiF creon, 1SisliI3e
NjSC9Rsslh naiI ct 6oc revas rnd stcroae
-, " -. ,'f,'SSt -''
" i,VIS9IIS' L. hale b,rreis 90 o,d
q, nhA I -->'"' !" "''' 0'S'
o'%E.toNG uo,. ,,o,,rd atL65o7.c
oNILGJtNNSHn ~ l'"uH -I-StE. nor IN.
~. { i,,.,ar'ot Nv Nv
P0TAl oEs-sl'"o' OoIorauo' - I''l ~
u ~ ,.,-,ru r,,,,,,,,, non ,o,,,d al
= y - 5u.in, 20, ss IL
lahTE -; ~ TnWos' "a nccr IN 195Ji4c.
IL II = 800 i'N'S' F'' ''
nTT3o5IT!II;rRY Chickens. hens good. 81 S5{f
S25 frgers large - $50 5l 22 oo 'Foi ns
ISS,,~"vo% -oiI 81 "a. ducks large So 5OfI3 -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-19
NEW ORLEANS.


VIZ
New Orleans November Is The New or
leans Live stock exchange reports:
Receipts heavy; market gutted with all
classes Of cattle. large and small; prices
~ cent nor pound lower; trading duh
Corn hogs and fat sheep scarce; prices m
changed,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-19
New York prv Goods.

New York. November ls-There have
been reduced prices today In American
prints. indigoes Az the black and white
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-19
ana prars 4 and shlrtlnrs sN. rhe mint

hnd prays and shITtIngS aM, Nhe nrint
market ruled dull these rcductions keep
ing buyers out other cotton goods are
unchanged. moderate demand being noted
nj previous prices. Print cloths continue
idle aud unchanged in prices
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-19

WIRE NAILS 50 95 hase per koc
BARBED WIRE Galvanized Glidden.
$3.50 nor foo ihs galvanized Baker. per,
feet $3S5 per 100 lbs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-19
HEAVY CATTLE SHIPMENTS.

steady to stronger. Native shipping anI
eNprtt Strccrs iTJst6.S5; with some choice
90 100; dressed beef AMI butchers str-ors
9.NA06au; steers under iko pounds 1St6i
90; stockers and feeders 225dlaI; COWS
ana helferS 2.OOM1.0n. Gamers l.U0a2 %:
bulls 2.00diUO. Texas and Indian steers
5.n@tda5. cows aLd hclfcrs 2.iOsfa Is.
Hogs Receipts, 4JoO, Market steady. Pigs
500; pack'cs h.35da.Go; butchers 5GsFt
ISo;; Sheep Receipts, 5000. Market
steady. Native muttons 2.Og13 10: lambs
S.'oGt4 Cos cnls and bucks l.15gl3. 25; stock
cfs ana feeders lJCd2.Oo.
Kansas city. November IS -Catuc-Re.
celpts. 400 native, $40 Texans aud SEQ
calves. Market 1nmltbc higher. Choico
exports and dressed beef steers 5.G5a8. -;
fair 60 good 4.inmN.J0 stoCkers and feed.
ers 2.N0mi25: Western fed steers sS06t
80; Western range steers 4.216i4. 40; Texas
and Indian steers 2.fa6i4. 40. Texas cows
.Sm2t0; native cows 2,IO6il ~; hcfers
3.oo6lG25; Gamers i.5Oa2 40. bulls 2OOa
80; calves S,oOaG25. Hogs Receipts,
100 Market steady. Heavy 5S5d3.30;
light oaWS. 10; pigs 4o6Ia,l0, Sheep
Receipts. n1,, Market strong, Native
lambs 4,236l461; Western lambs 3 TSda. so:
native wethcrS 3.25d3.80. Western wcthcrs
3.WWI3d0 Western ycRrings S.5Od4 90:
ewes 2.Tj0l3 -; cuils 1.50a2.35
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-19
HEAVY STAPLES.

Il - y les.
Y si,IioN-Powder. per kcg. s4.oo;
EsW9er' Sl,65 per kcg: dfoS shot
TO, bnck. 500.
,a aa'ra short clear. In sacks,
f9I liIfirs' lOl2c; boxed, &c higher,
Il AND TIES-Barring oh
,from t aIrow Ties, less than car
IN w Houston. Sl35.
4 ne ~ wrapped basis "a No .
10 10. l, full weight basis
II h III Ut 10 special sizes l5c high.
IN 81 9c' as to quality.
f Jgb, lull weight HE. Gran
"A epp o,,iilc Electric Lights. aibc.
5 Q 6 '''nd' 81 75a325; Rosen-
4 i G6i S;o fair sAasHc: prime e1iu
5lstlloV.'sC fancy, 11m12l6c; Pea.
Arhnctio Sofdoya. 13hc: roasted
" dsliTar ArioSn, basis lOO-lh
Nj SSdleu' Apex, IL 4Oc. Lion
81 ana Mocha and Java, Lii cans
Sils. 1 Sss.a blend, Lib cans. 2-Ib
- r.. A b c Soda bpll hoxos
n cresms ger dozen, S5e: ginger
&umTes % stage planks. Gibc;
IN. ts-lb sacks: Fancy bigh
81 Il o. sSsuei' half patent s3 "A.
III aOur I'D sacks, Zoe per bar
u wood loo per barrel
iaesl IN 40-lb sacks. ner r sac:
|iupp N SB-lb sacks - an nov
Is 81 M, scotch oats. s3tO.
"a ts So Columbia oats 81 Is
\ sgss, 81 ' u heeker's buckwhea,,
brands ' iii, compounds. s8
"a cans ~ y tlyrees; lO-lb cans 40
4 u'gher; BIB cans. lie
s' 5sai.. i5l5Naiilsc; fancy 12,s
-" per Darrell cOopered.
barrels, eoa75, M.
Il lis: in ol ,s 5e16c per pound:
"a ,isrtions cans, extracted,
:; ehoioeeu fair, 1BN65 Isc;
aa93Se =, -1ef28c; fancy new
~ pure new crop syrup.
ssia' n Eagle. So 75a7oo.
+ {i.ls5. - to' Dime, 81 s5s5a ~.
M -l.lh ~ ~; Winner. az pss3l n, ss
weight, 4-oz, s5aoOc;
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Good hocvcs In demand, market supplied
with calves ard yearlings and prices de
clining owing to cut in prices on dressed
meats. Hogs wanted
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

~.rt... -.
Fsrison OF these quotations snow
HantageS In favor Of Houston as Il
ii market When the buyer con.
IN boooe+s e. T.. 5..t.s-1 60.
4 ,sa,.t', W W ucii'cu from
Felsht rates ne Viii ma that
u the quotable dgures ut otuer
Pre- lover the price finally paid
|&iy greater. rbr prlces orc +hose
NM uon.1oc n,,li.',,. ' ~
n re -0- ,,' "uVlesole merchants
'4e'iSed daliy.
c,,-,-r--.o.,
4. CANNLD GOODS.
~ FRUlIS-Appies, BIB. 95ca
q apples sliced, SLlU; eyeless anu
L'y4 l'ey, extra grated, S2.uu,G
~ IN, eOc' strawberries, lib,
"A, oIsy b berries. lib, eJcQS1.OO;
III i NJ $40 LlJi peaches, Bib,
"A. PIE peaches, Bib, 9jcGSLOO,
w VEGETABLES Tomatoes, BIB,
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lost Pockctbook on Katy train leaving
Galveston nt $40. containing SO casa and
sauguiuck. Mich. leave at this Office Tor
TrVitId IL
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ONE SMALL ROY from Kansas, with
bum NIT supposed 10 be demented. II
found return to 1901 Commerce avenue.
-
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The Crowley Market.

Crowley, In, November 1s-The rice
market has again resumed steady and
firm stage and prices are thought TO have
reached rock bottom prices, and brokers
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nasais LII ~ NtN Oho--- scaled pro-
pHSats VIII bc received at the ofgiue 81
sae houston lyceuin and Carnegie "a
ntaly association, Mason block, H0tat0n.
ieAas, npui II o'clock noon IA day Ioi
a,eccihhet, 1901, Tor the erection Of a
new Sarncgie Library building ut Hons
ns seen on and after November II al me
onlee OF X. u. steele, Houston h'sxas.
az tnc oillce Of T.. 3 HAM, sutte 9fs. l53
"a saile street. chicago, M. ind nj Fie
Sah Antonio and Dallas offices OF tha
James Rely Gordon Co. afchitects
IL. Brashenr president "
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lOS1-Unc rubhcr INC. httWcen MIN
street and Bcaurhamp Springs road, Re
tnru to 1909 Preston and receive rewnrd
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Reported for The Houston Post by the
A. Il Norman Live Stock company