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c. P.,s New Cars.

have been taken in there this season
from the Southern states.
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HOUSEWORK-Wo with child two
years old is in great need of work;
house or chamber work. city preferred.
2a9 East Eighth st.
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States, District of Minnesota,
Third Division.
In the Matter of
Thomas McMahon, In bankruptcy.


Thomas McMahon,l In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt.l
NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF FIRST
MEETING.
To the creditors Of Thomas Mcmahon, OF
Saint Panl. in the County of Ramsey,
and in said District, bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the
9Th day of November, A.. D. 1901, said
Thomas Mcmahon was duly adjudged
bankrupt, and that the first meeting of
creditors will be held In Room Mil, AL Ger,
mania Life Bldg, st Paul. MIMI n IN, on
10 o'clock in the forenoon. at which
time ana place said creditors may at
tend. prove their claims, appoint
trustee. examine the bankrupt, and
transact such other business as may
Dated st. Paul, Mimi, this 9Th day OF
November, A. D. 1901.
MICHAEL DORIAN Jr.,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
E. S. Thompson, ATTORNEY for Bank
rupt, Saint Paul, Minnesota.
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MEnTrAL.

~.~~.~.~-~-~.~.o~~~
LADIES-Our harmless remedy for de-
layed or suppressed period cannot fail:
trial free Paris Chemical Co., Milwau-
kee, Wis.
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YOUNG MANA young man of nineteen
years would like work of any kind in
the city. Address A, 969 West Seventh
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DENTISTS.
SEWING MACHINES.
BUSINESS PERSONALS.

Or,l,.-.. 45OOnS by mail, % cents each;
Guide to Ballroom Dg eng and Quad
rifle Call Book" Success of Sugges-
ton" "Hypnotism," .Davids Dream
Book THE Fortune Teller Fortune
Telling by Cards" Lovers Guide to
Courtship and Marriage Art of Ven
triloquism,' 'tParlor Magic" Guide to
Palmistry," card Tricks" "Sleight-of-
Hand send for catalogue. Mobiles
Publishing House, 81 and 81 Eighth, st.
Paul
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LADIES AND GIRLS come to the Relia-
BILE Employment, II East Seventh, for
holm and p11cpS
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woman wants work
by the day. Address 7112 West Third,
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T7PEWRITING MACHINES.


EXCHANGE-Sel rent.
repair all makes Jewett Agency, 23l
HsinCpln DIV ,u-le"pCliS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
HAVE YOU HEARD OF HIM2
FRED J. BURUCKER HAS NO sU-
FER1OR AS A PRINTING PRESS MA
CHINIsT. He MAKES ''WATERLEssg
PRINTERS ROLLERS, STREET
LAMPS, WALL TORCHES. DOES
GRASS AND MODEL WORK. SELLS
INCANDEsCENT LAMPS.
sS4 MINNESOTA STREET ST. PAUL
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

EXCHANGE ST, 232 SOUTH-Two NICE
~ furnished steam-heated rooms in
private family; can board or rent for
light housekeeping to nice parties with
out children
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SEAMSrRESS would like plain sewing in
families. Call or address 554 st. Peter
cf
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HELP WANTED-MALEs.

ENGINEER wanted for stationary plant:
must be single man. Call at once ll9
East Third st.
LABORERS wanted at Griffin Wheel
Works, Phalen and Saltwater avs.
WANTED-Machinists and boilermakers
at Chicago Great Western shops, Gel
vein. Iowa. Apply Master Mechanic,
Metropolitan Opera House Bldg, st.
Paul, Mimi.
WANTED-Young man to take care of
horse, furnace and do general chores;
fair salary; good place for the winter;
only sober, Industrious young man need
apply. Address B l, Globe.
wANTED-TEN MEN TO BLACK
STOVES THIS A. M. WALLBL0M
f. & c. CO., 4OO-4IO JACKSON ST.
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WHOLESALE MARKET

sacks, say tho Journal OF Conmor.c. -o.,..
mites we're Of a crop of from y snn op1
Unions nave gone NJ another t,c ana mo
indications point to severe scarcitr y,
anything like the ruling prices one brotc,
| 'erelNea a WIRE Yesterday withdrawn mn
3uers from his 81. Louis house ma nntb
ing out advances are now looked Tor
The citrus crop Of Northern California 4,
j. estimated VIII nmount to about i2D ear.
LOADS. Ihe principal districts where tho
orange has breu planted are psrtervnio
ana regions adjacent n Tularc couitt
eRtervlile, ana Fresno county, Orange
Vale ana Fair Oaks In Sacramento rot,,,t1
and Palermo Oro,lHe ana lnern,ntiin +
Butte county. ~
Potatoes, too, is one Of the commodltic.
Of bulllsh promiscc and the terms that nov
control In California would cause this man.
ket to sell at lo0l5c higher were It mot
for the fact that number OF dculets mn
chased tH advantage before the rerapt
turn of affairs The local stocks are hard.
~ normal at present prices ranging At
SllWdl2U some limited lots being on
brands that can he obtaiued ut the former
hgurc
London adviccs say on currants. Bu,i
ness has not been quite sa brisk ak last
week, as with a temporary pause iu the
demand FROM the country, dealers have
had ample stocks to supply orders received
Already there are ndicatguy of a revival
IN the demand from retailers ann mytlr
VIII soon be u necessity on the part Of the
large wholesale dealers The stock al tha
cnd of October was only $3.50 tons. aeHiiist
lj,tt3 toms last year al this time. and
WIN the present low range of PRICES mcu-
chants aCe not mduly forcing sales.
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mediciuc away do not hatter your storm.
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Weakncsses / have letters from 1GOOu
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You must ask Natures forgiveness
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my patients They are gntef0l hnd win
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llr Beunfts Electric Bet has soft,
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My Electrical Suepepsory FOR the pcrma.
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sPFCIAL NOTIcES

~ THE ESTATE Of q. A. Qnnlnn, de
ceased NDuce Is hereby given 10 all per
SONS holding claims against the estate Of
within t3e time pfescribed nv law tbe
undersigned Anna y. Quihlan, having
been granted letters testamentary as sole
and Independent exeeutrix Of tho ertate
day Of November. A. ~. 1901. My post
office address Is 1917 Main street, Hons.
ton, Texas AHna y, Qulnlan, executrlS.
NOTICE Is HEREBY given thar the regular
annual meetinG OF the stockholders and
directors Of the Houston Bagt AMI West
Texas Railway company wlll be held 10
the general offices or the cOmpany, ia the
city Of Houston, Texas, at - o'clock
noon on Tuesday, December 3 1901. Flu.
and West Texas Hallway compsuy.
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HEAVY sTArr.rs

HEAVY STABLES.
#NUNlTi0N-Powdpr. per key. S4.OO:
HaR powder, Sl6j per key; drop shot.
n aSs, S.I6, buck, $500.
a S,vN-EFtra short clear in sacks.
XII 81, IIesHlars' lOiac: boxed, Ac higher,
4. g q \ AND TIES Bagglng. 2.lb,
"a .Aip, SCI Arrow lies less than car
w; rom Houston, S1.3J.
sg " wrapped basis "a, No. ..
n IA Per 10y 40 /, fun weight basis
, t's,sgC y, Per ID; special sizes l2c high
yS4hsd bEal5c, as To quality.
sDDlES-S Star, fun weight ili6c. Gram
WY Weight lie; Electric Lights giLc.
8 /, ~ cortland, $275Q8.25. Rosen-
,s.s.iE .t fair sh@Sl4c: prime gHa
4S iS mdl0l4c; fancy, l1ml2Ibc. Pea.
(, a, $1,000 Cordova, 1S1ac: Roastcd
"a. a. Af6uekie's Ar0Sa, basis 100 M
"A e,is dehvered; Apex. n 4Oc, Lion
Man MY seal Mocha and Java, lib cans,
Il An "a n,i saa Java blend, lib cans, BIB
a 1iihAh rs b c Soda. bulk, boxes.
a, ~ cartons, per dozen. S5c' Ginger
II is5 ,teaias, &c; stage planks. G5c;
IN Il SpasN 4s-lb sacks: Fancy high
II nsSs !, fancy, half patent. 81. Is;
q alaet, 80 alb sacks. Zoe per bar
"a "our III wood, loo per barrel
!, sI,.S..AlcEous GooDs-Grlts bominv
n Rad p,s., I' ID 4O.lh sacks, per sack.
Do d fonr W sud sacks. 81 90 per
Ia os,g F sacks; Scotch oats. 81 Do.
~. @ls $500, Columbia oats 80 *,
4 Ky oats $3O5. HccErr's ~ 90 80, - o.
4 ,sages, S4S ""'hN he"''
II is,onO elnaed tierce. connop,ds ca
q NJ gIsnas, llhc: leaf. iGEcs az IN
"a; an ~ Juan tlerces; 10Th cans SO
"a AUS Sc higher 8-lb cans, ic
z II ssssIsSs,a,ndard, llisa11%c. f,,or ,o,l
M Epseie hams, gc. ~ Iahcy' l='1
~" per barrel; coopored.
3 issi III, barrels, ooa75c no, n,,,o,,.
alk ~ extracted. 506c Nor 55n,i '
|ls peusd ID l2lb cans. extractcJ
t3lASsFS pneetlons, l26i3c.
~ 5Gsio. hsDolled, fair, 1sN61sc,
4 .slfrp, aa6SSSSooiice' 2j02Bc; fancy new
49, pure new crop syrup,
!, slit a M MILK Eagle, So. 75a7oo:
Il SIS. 4l56420. Mn. - 500 ,lei
. tll vst lin full weight ~, 90, 1919, -.
lsISh 500, 81 coal 7 6lozi rs 5000 Z O.,
Is ssa,6tnt weight 55GG6e: ) 'IIb iiS g1
'unth oysters, l-lb. SOC,
q ~ \. eG,gallon kegs, 50. 10; 10.
4 s q siyis ~ sbbls, IS 90; plnts.
"A y. 81: sLO; quarts. American
!. .,s,.i Y, 81 az 1alieh 81 80, l-gallon Amer.
lEisra l,, a,gallon hexagon, 81 S0'
d isif. ssMatg head, GkGfgiSe. chniea
sancn, M 49, fancy Imported. Ga
elsires basis 7.ie Zoe. Nonus
LonIsISsssa yarn. Sc; tarred, 7i4c.
4 ~ 81 SG CO.'S, s2.45;n f' io6Ss,
~ q ". bs sisfre No. 1, in l0lb
POS iS sSs. q n qe a J u. 'o'lo' No, /
lsst: cas, Liilar Rock. Columbia
Fas Ala Isskss Rock; Columbia RIVER,
+ ' sl'l0; Toy Co.
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YOUNG MEN for railway mail cleric.
Interstate Cores. Int. Cedar Rapids
Iowa. igo
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New York November % The cotton
market opened steady with price point
lower 10 3 points higher and lmnediatrl
turned firm on scramble Of shorts r.
cover. Al the beginning OF the call the
room was bearlshly Influenced BY wea knees
in Liverpool but before the session ad
journed light interior receipts and short
crop estimates .olm the iguth turned the
1ide ~ sentiment IN favor Of higher prices
January advanced 10 7.67 on buying for
both accounts. Business from the outside
public. however. WAS not large enough A o
keep the market up ana by midday PRIZES
had slowly settled back % Saturdays hhal
bids Whereas port receipts were modpr
ate the interior towns fcll FAR short or
equal date lasi year. Tho weather south
was generally fall hut temperatures very
low over impOrtaut areas.
"a Tho afternoon the market was duh
most OF the tine hut steadily held on scat.
teTing demand from ToOm shorts and an
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WANTED N oncr1 four CNrpcntcrs, union
Orange Texas ~
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Il, BOUND UPWARD.
TRADE SATISFACTORY.
,..lss. Potatoes, Meats, Lard,
~ 81 ~ and Cotton Seed Pro-
Y ducts Go Hiaher

II me Wholesale markets was
v - ,aorine that It was the first OF
u sl tbe volume Of the business
4 's n ,nsrehants to look forward 10 a
.' y, throughout. upwardness seems
n ~ rotto in the price liue ANA a
- ~ changes below give almost a
H. view to the course OF important
81 consumption
vas advanced 'sc'
md bellies went up lie.
/ ,utter quotations did not change
/. III. sauliaowcr has met with a
reception in the trade
natc higher and oats have made
n, cam Bran is very hrm
4 so,.toos are about 15c less on
N. Id yellow yums ana lo@l5c low
4 white Jams
i rscelpts were exceedingly light
.ns f,Iang in demand was noted nn3
ramaIned the same.
,,,Ss was well supplied with celery.
.,,ss Is excellent and some of the
|rpla variety has been added to the
a ,,. ...,s... ,,
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WNNIEO"TW0Nc % Hfioon good tIofu0k
crs; hrst GLASS Timber; steady job the
Noar around Tor further particulars ad.
dress r. a Love Superintendent louisi,
ana and Texas Lumber CO., Colthurp,
Texas ir
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LADIES TO do binding M home; SO week;
steady work ali material sent free pre-
paid; send Stamped addressed envelope
for particulars Universal CO.. depart
mcnt b., Walnut street, Philadelphia, Pa,
81
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NEW ORLEANS


New Orleans. November o5 Tho Ncv,
Orleans i've stock exchange reports: NIi
supply of large and small cpttlp: uri,c,
weak trading slow. sheen ana hog. in
ample supply ana duh; butchers supplied
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APPLES Fancy Ben Davis, 81. 800 20
fApcr Ny.ue caps, So 2jW5 80; Now Mexico
rcr 4uib b0Nts, 81 SJ6i2 90; Belle Fleuts
ncr hox. Sl.7j.
= BANANAS Loose, S1JOdL7j; packed
CRANnERRIEs- q. T5d3 co per bushel
crate: barrels. IS. o0WS 80. ,,,... a..
on Nt;ES- Fmrlda-Iumaiea, So. W@5'2''
California rlvcls 50 2J3l3 90, .-o.,...
COCOA NUTS--Per SACK of lt9 Si'TJ Tess
quantities, 81 70. ..., 100,
ing 10 quality ,,,t....
pEARS-Fdll varieties CaItorhih "iH'e'
Ntliis. 50 80 .,oo.
fiNEAPPLEs- Grated, per Dozen s2'oo;
per crate. S425Q9.j0, .. ror
GRAPES California, Black bmperos. - ~ ~.
Malsga or Almefla. TJ-lb kegs, 500
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EIN0N's school o. stenography ana Beok.
Keeping Washington House. Houston,
Texas
FDTCATIONAls-E Excellent c0rrespondence
course free Address Educational Free
Press. 90 9alney street. Austin, reSas.
AizsI
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~" neS - saW yiaS Js ie' Soo IffHah d2s
naufacturr lorg lcpt yellow pine only
Apply in person Cr address Central Lrul-
hci company, limited. Llneccum. La.
Grant Parish II
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nRIEn FRrITs ~ NIrs

9,ic; lii cartons, fancy. 1Gisc; cartons.
choice 0lac; choice eyigorate1 s"c; sun
dried, o.
APRICOTS Per III. loose 1OEauc.
ClTRON--lu lob boxes. he.
CURRANTS-2l-l boxes cleaned bulk,
SiH6i0c. lib cartons, 94c.
DATES lib packages, 7l5ISHr; Fard
dates, &C.
FIGS Imported l2lsdl5c
PEACHES Choice new stock sAM9c
RAlSINS- California, 5-crown. H. l..
boxes 81 90; u boxes, l.. J.. ralsins, G5,t
zoe: 2.crown i. NJ. raisins IOlh boxes. Gr.
PRIMES California. NUlUOs 4ilo. so
aOs 5c; 70SOs, 5i2c; 6O7Os 6c 5000. 8igr;
4O-JOs 7lsc.
NUTS Brazil. 15c per lb: flberts. Sicily.
1Sr: california WJluuts l3alic; peanut
fancy hand picked 5ANGr No . 1870;
Jumbo. GdBi9c; almonds. Taragona, lSe per
III i'm sacks; California almonds, lHc,
pccans. new crop, ll0l3c.
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PAINTS. Oh am GLASS.

second grade. So ~; third grnde, 500.
Turpentinr. Pc. case. tao 5gallon cans,
81 -: barrel lots. 4ii4c per srllon MIN,
oral Iaints, In barcr lots per ,cwt soc;
pcr cwt. 81 90. Iln-0cl oil best, boiled.
GidHGc Ready mixcG house paints. 81 O04
81 80 per gallon according Q brand; min
eral paints zoe per gallon. Window glass,
5000 per cent on January list.
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Carload lots. f. o. b. carr. from mllsLS
IoO ibs an -hran. ed3c per b1shel Oh oats
and corn. and lO61Jc per 100 lbs on nay
=, sitkS1- t4r 100 IBIS. 81 22sii -.
WHEAT SHORTS Per 100 lbs, Sl'-S1
CoRN-No, 2 sacked, s49s0e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-26

FOR SALE on account OF health tbe
Nc Ssnthos confectionery aud frdit
store. 800 Mnn street best location Gne
business established. for any Information
Inquire ~ amy Of the best wholesale com
mission houses IN city n
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livestock ANp PoULTRY

j. @. TOD, Secretary q State.
November TO- 1901. l2-lS
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r. n RERRY ED q DUPNEe Rcgry N
Dupree, 400 san Jaeinto street llou toll
Texas Wholesale aud retail mule deai
ers. 4 large selection Of all grades OF
mules always on hand; all orders filled
quickly; your correspondence is solicited.
1913
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ST. Louis. November % Cattle Receipts
a"N including 1880 Texans market strong,
10 hlehov native shipping aud export
steers 3olW1o ri dressed beef and butchers
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

SEWING IN. Families by the day nv an Al
rand Address 1861. this office. 81
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FOR SALE "A Grstclass. wel-estabilshed,
good paying hnrlwDre ana lumber husi
IN Terns Address g. c. CLIFFORD, Whar,
ton, Texas. l2gi
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WANTED one cabinet maker one tuner
lud ten carpcntcrs also one wood turner
Address tao Bailey Minis Co.. Nictnia,
TpNns pn
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HIGHER PRICES FOR CATTLE.

steers a5OstGoo; stccrs under 100 hounds
2ihoi3.uO; siockers and feeders t5si3 10.
COWS ana hcifcrs 2OOuf9O; with fancy
heltcrs worth 800. eanucrs iNNa 80.
bulls i5aei321, Texas and indinn steers
y lOW4 -. with fed selling up 10 Z 40: COWS
aud hcifcrs 2,aNN33O Hogs REGENTS
tsu0: market ~ highrr pigs nnd lights
14Om1.Uo' packers 5.ltMt5 10: butchers 4 "a
1tlO sheep Receipts 1000. market
steady: native muttons 2TMj3 80. nnlbs
AW@ 10; rullS ana bucks 15a3 80, stock
crS Li0u2OO
SAN ANGELO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
San Angelo. Texas November - Wcst
y lNnn ARE Transferring 94n head Of uue
Durham and Aberdeen Angus cattle from
brown county 10 the Pccos rouutrv
James Gillespie OF Ozunu Imported ano
lNchuckv Jack from i,lst reNgs
special stnrk trHln YESTERDAY carried
nine cars of cattle for ST Louis, two ears
on horses aud one ear of goats
IunmAun Rrus. solid to johnson Rrns
stNtN-siN calves ut 81.
G.. Collyns sold to r. Mayos sixty cn,va
and hcifcrs 40 SiH to SIS and a number of
lat hogs at iil cents gross
Three hundred and twenty acres Of rivpr
land sold for - 1000.
Supg Bros, bought 1872 acres from the l..
II Blum Land company Tor SG52T
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w \ NIEp, EaperIcnced men 20 handle put.
emit; good territory now opeu. answer
quick. calhoun Mfg. Go, Wlthitn Falls
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WANTED Women To- cook. wnsh aud iron.
good wages also good dAry hdud 1903
M"Gowcn, corucr jackson Street 20
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WANIhN Young mon ~ lN1fn Iclcgrunhy
for railway service; day and night sos.
sious Houston School ot Tclegraphy.
Mason block %
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Cocke Moskowitz & % Is Let.er'

Cooke. MoskoWl'N w
Houston. Texas November -1.--unr N'W
York correspondents say Ihe 'o'lon
market was rather tame today me traue
showing disposition 20 go slowly be-
fote making commitments On either size
,bsir account. Liverpool was easier In the
sp6t department whore prices were low
cred i.82d on sales Of 5000 bales the easi-
ness being the result. largely Of the heavy
rototnss AZ mat point. 10 400 bales. an
American and the expectations Of 2 he1n-
49, ,gasrd o. Ia 10 points higher than
ss5nr1av.s closing. Ncw YORK opehsa
sinadE ~ bnlnts lower 10 3 higher, the
nearby positions being lever ~ sEnlpi,,lh ls
In ~ eosines- IN the nearby posit on
w" ,3,s snnf narkct al Liverpool following
~ csli there was light support on inc
mai nsoyemeut In the southwest, the colo
wave over the South. The nTneT views OF
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WANTED A good man. with family, 10
taLo . tnrm ront free ity H. KUN.
man. l2lS Commerce avenue 20
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ACTIVITY IN RICE MARKETS.

rice at the end OF tho wrcb. with the
tone steade and prizes farN well main.
tanned Offerings were somewhat limited.
Clean Rico was steady aud 100 good de-
moud. Receipts Of rough Rico during the
week were comparatively light Tho buS
crs We're in search Of H. higher grades,
which are relatively source. and trading vaa
therefore retarded The receipt. Of clean
REC were small but the shipments were
larec. and as result the local stocks were
considerably reduced
The NEAtucs5 ~ the receipts nc Sew or
leans recently is partly due IN tue car
famine and partly due to tue letcgnina,
tiou OF producers 10 Hold for hcftcr prices
Both the Southern Pacific and the Texas
and Pacific railroads are short on cus
and there VIII hc little relief for several
weeks, as cane rolling is now M run bmst
Hud IL large amount OF rolling stnck h rr.
qultod 10 move the sugar crop
The rice movement an New Orleans. MS
compiled by Secretary lily. II Smith Of
the New nronus hoard Of trade:
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A PARrNER WANTED for a grco1 in
Ncnllon lis Preston aNcnnc lnhi lirnf D
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TINGO's JOHNNIE, the only combined
field and bench prize winning, pointer Ia
'Texas and the sire OF prize winners, reg
istered Ia both stud books; has no s1pe.
rior In breeding and u rNirnotiilWhiN
rood AZ an mdyiduai Fec fta ssflt
for card. H. H. pcnlson pnpi tt
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HVVNNEIlIEW VUmpoICnt, ONpcN0ncoO
Young lady huoNkcepcr one who also nm
derstands stcupgruuhy preferred al.
dress, with references. postofAce boy
2u2
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SITUATIONS FEMALE.

SVoD WASliwOMAN wants 10 Id sIav
klns Ailey ~ ~ iVif Fe %
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NOTICE IS hereby given that proposals
win he received AZ the offce Of state su-
pcrntcndcnt 81 public instruction up 10
II ii. IA. OF Monday the 10Th day Of De-
ccmbcr 1901, for the construction OF a
building at san Marcos. Texas. for the
Southwest Texas Normal school For
run and complete information respecting
the form Of such proposals and The re-
Quirpmputs that VIII he imposed upon
fcrrcd 90 thc publication made by thls
bOBrd on October ~. 1901 as II appears
in the Galveston and Dallas News. The
Houston Post san Antonio Express ana
Austin Statesman for thirty days subse-
quent to said date last mentioned
JOSEPH D. SAVERS, Governor
r. NJ. LOVE. Comptroller
H. c. TOD, Secretary Of state.
November TO- 1901. LIS
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NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS Senled pro-
posals VIII be received AZ the Waro Office
" Mcsscr q Smith. architects, until -
M. November 80, 1901, for the eree-
tion OF Il. l., Carroll Chapel and Library,
"a tWu.NtOrV stone and hriell building for
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GOOD cook and chambcrm5Id; references
ioli Preston 20
WANTED All round cook sos San In-
tluIo Alctt 20
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tWo story stone and brick building for
Baylor University ut Waco, Texas Plans
and specifications can be seen at the OF
noes of Messcr a Smith, architects, Waco
aud Fort Worth, Texas Certified check
for eight hundred $500 dollars will be
required with each bid The building
committee reserve the right 10 reject any
or AL bids y. r. Nash chairman. 20