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II MAN, 20 years eXperlence as shirt cutter.
 FOR SALE-One 4-room house painted complete, on acre lot, in Haleyville; price S425. Apply to G. A. Sneed Haley vile, Ala.
 FOR SALE-Several hundred choice lots at West End, facing car line, on terms to suit purchaser. Steiner Brothers, Bankers. 11-10-tf
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FOR SALES cast iron columns feet long; water heater; 1 sixty and 1 ten- horse power boilers; 100 sheave wheels, all sizes; 800 feet Manila rope; 400 feet %-inch wire rope; l platform Howe scale; 1 good one-horse dray; 200O feet 1-inch steam pipe; a lot of heavy plate glass, A-inch thick by 3S inches wide, to feet long; two 15-inch l beams; 800 feet 5-inch spiral galvanized pipe. We deal in scrap iron. relay rails, machin- cry, brass. copper, etc. Bell phone CIT. First avenue and Twenty-seventh street. Birmingham.
 Sun-tu-th-tf
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rHe oPAsslNeo Oh NE YANKEE.
Are Beina Overwhelmed by Influx Of
Foreign Element.

Are Beinu OVervvhe lined bV Influx OF
EoroiC,, Elapne,t
W
Sprngheld republican.
That the uaiive Dopulation of New Eng
tord g. ot ,,i.i a. ti
40
strength Is pretty well known Hence the
facts brought out In the vital statistics of
Cnpncctic,t Cor i,s+ ,o,. +t,. .,,, 1T,
~ ~, ''S' 'V"'' '""' tne n"'Ne
P"pWatlon Is last being overwhelmed by
the element of immediate foreign cxtlac-
tlon. win sprn,tsa M ono II orrn,rs chat
"V ~ "PF'"' '""'
!" "'I sections OF the state the deaths
among the native population exceed the
births from tho n,tlvc norc,t,go ,.hiIc a..
-. P"' "'' '"V
u"'"'" Oh providing natural increase In
the population rests wholly upon the peo.
pie Of foreign birth
This is truc Of tho couutr, nc ,,ou ne 80
the urbnn distI-cts In fortv nnn Gocit
towns prpulrd lorrcIv Nv nSt,,cs tho
deaths exceeded tho 6irtbs last yenr hv St0
Ia the cities of Now iJnven itnrtfor Nm.
idcu. Waterbury. New fondon Nnr.,'icb
aud Bridgrport Tho hhtbs ftn,n n,ti,.n r ,,u
purcnts numbered 3So3 whiie 1eaths ~ y
untlvc-b0rn numbercd 4oS7 An,,,r, ti'n
foreign horn birtbs Wcra i5a7 III ,,h.,
only ISGI-tbcre nnssiiI, beIn, nm an" , %," i
the duplicatiou 81 thn 1rurits7 tSS- M ~
amy event fn, Tho Who'll Sioto tho ~ ti ~
births wore soon ,nI doatbs "a i,su H",i ,
the foreign biIhs $40 AMI dcaTbs cniy
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MR.. JACOBS INTERVIEWED.
Tells of His Wonderful Cure By
Magnetism.

In conversation Jacobs Of Iuing
these
QuesonNlr Jacobs
flaming?
Answer-Yes, about eight years
Q.-IIow long had a a
AFo eighteen months rheumatism
and times could walk Of
two and unable to undress myself
Q.Wha the effect
Aer the
the house but still suffered was af
hcted
Q.4ow did feel treatment?
AAs well as did my
Q-TIas the disease returned?
A-For eight have been entirely
QYou certainly believe Tanning saws can?
Al do most certanywhen could any other
sourceand faith his disease went last
Sunday to old friend bedddn with
sciatic rheumatism give him a
Q-Do you think the doctor Furguson?
Al certainly of disease and feel SIRE b
81 Signal
Dr. Frank Tanning who cure now
located at the Huchns House. by letter or
in
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AMhUNlTioN-rowGer, per key "a. 90;
per sack, SIS; buck, 81 90. N'p 'AO''
BACoN-Extra short clear, In sacks.
Lellies, 1tai1Ac. suer
:, BAGGlNG AND TIES eagsing, OH
lbAc; 2A-lb, Sc; Arrow ties. less than oar.
load lets lGISJ f g Houston, 81 IS;
6i9QeHe per III; No. 1, full weight. Sssfs
"A, Ih@I51se, per 10: special sizes. hc hIsh
er; mixed, 6Hql5c, as to quality ~ rs"
CANDLES Star, run weight, i0isc; Gran.
lie, full weight, llci Electric Lights, gisc.
dale. 81 1892 90. 'se"'
CoFFEE- Rio, fair, T%@sc; primo SAC,
sJsc; choice, 9lSQ9&ei. Peaberry; iiG1StteG
Coldoya, l3c. Roasted coffees: ArbnelisSs
Ariosa. basis 100Ilh cases, lie delivered.
Apex, l2.9oe; Lion, lie; Gold Seal Mocha
and Java, Lib cans. 2Sc; Mocha and Java
blend lib cans, BIB and Alb pals isMc
,chACKERs-A b c Soda. bulk boxes aSVss'
snaps, Sc; creams. Sc: stage plants k slie.
cakes and 1umbles, lie. N<N'
FLOUR Basis 4S-lb sacks: Fancy bIgh
patent; $3.50 fancy, half patent. 81 10.
third grade. $3.50; 2a.lb sack, i0c Der bar.
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~ m39l.asses sugar 3. Renned-s steady
10. 800 No. 4. 40. No. = 4 30; No y
42o' No 10 40. Nos II and ~ Is: Nos
rs ana IA 4.uJ; standard aud confectioners
= 500; mould 30; cutloaf ana crushed
~ ~ powdered go; graduated $40; cubes
New York, October 5.-rhe journal Of
commerce says: As a result OF the mis-.
Understandings existing between the Amer
lean Sugar Refining companyis interests
anu the beet sugar people. IL Is understood
ka. inc beet sugar interests, whose profits
nnhNc been affected by the decrease OF 11kc
tnrr NE price o. granulated sugar In their
Of 9]ac per pound MS the basis Tor their
own dealings With customers The beet
I"opc VIII rctaliate. however. by offering
t ,,,6l supplies In competition In the Eastern
New YORK. October ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
nus lust been made Of the officers of the
ksin lC6 d Sugar Refining company. the
T,GuN,Vp concern w.4,u * erecting M
tdgemerc. \. j., factory w. n cap1city
OF Al3,O barrels daily. The officers Of the
new company are: George X Ross 81 tho
hoss spragne company, Cleveland. ohio.
presidents Thomas Elsmore OF Robert
'iooks y Co, treasurer
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sAERIFFs, DEPARTMENT.

ostrayed or stolen. from Mrs. N. e. Evans.
MI common street, Houston. Texas
Jersey bull, branded diamond and NJ on
US sIt center on the hip; has black head and
sizes and white spot on the shoulder
ana Hanks. Liberal reward.
ooUayed or stolen, from Arthur Harris
~ san Jaento, Houston, Texas a dark
nigh no brand, shod all round when last
seen LETT hind foot white, thin name and
taili Slb reward, A. Il. Andersen, sheriff
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RICE


New Orleans, October 5,-Thc market for
rough rice ruled quiet today rather owing
ia the light supply Offering than to any
falling off in the demand Prices were
steady, with top grades of domestic Japan
a shade higher. Clean rice was steady at
unchanged prices Trading was moderate,
with offerings light.
Receipts from country mills were light
The receipts today were ii7l sacks OF
rough and 23G pockets OF clean
The sales today at the board OF trade
were 3Jo7 pockcts Of clean and 3923 sacks
% rough ~ which logs hacks were Hon
durns aud 1850 sacks domestic Japan
The quotations are from the ofhcial re
port Of the board of trade: Clean rice
steady, good demand head 5Ac: straights
nominal; screenings 3tkdt3Nr, No. = nominal
with actual sales at 2AM5Ec. Rough rice
ma kct-tiood demand Tor Honduras. 81 10
M3,h5 per barrel of 1872 pounds Domestic
japan In good demand at 81 SCAT. - ner
barrel Of lU2 pounds with actual sales of
Honduras at 81 AKA 90 ana domestic
Japan at So. aAni. -. Rice polish SIN. Oo0r
100 per ton from mills. Rice bran $500
Ulf.OO per ton.
1bc rice movement at New Orleans as
complied hy Secretary lily H. Smith Of tho
New Orleans board Of trnupt
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BETTER FEELING IN GRAIN.
Usual Saturday Dizziness Proved Bull
Factor for the Market.
BOTH WHEAT AND CORN ADVANCED
Improved Cables Helped Both the
Cereals Alona--Oats Closed Shade
Up--ProVisions Lower.

Chicago, October 5.-The usunl Saturday
dizziness was bull factor today on the
board OF trade in spite Of general bearish
conditions and December wheat closed Bli
u higher; December corn h@M up md De.
cember oats a shade advanced Provisions
closed 5ml2h lower.
Practically the only bun argument for
whent at the opening was better tone
in the cables. Receipts were stln large.
the weather perfect and there was no large
cash demand. December, however. opened
hmh higher at 6SN to 6sTs and on some
fair local buying began 10 throw or the
bear influence that has pressed 1t for the
last week. May wheat had a fair trade,
and, following this and a report Of IN.
creased buying for export, December ad.
yanced and closed firm Mai5 up ut 500
695s Local receipts were 30 cars none or
which graded contract Minneapolis and
Duluth reported S1S cars, making total
for the three points of or cars against
last weeks loH and $50 n year ago prI.
mary receipts were 1.i7jOOO bushels, com.
pured WIN last years 10000 bushels.
Scaboard Clchranccs IN wheat and nour
equallcd 100000 bushels Australian shin.
mcntS this week were 3si. 900 bushels
against 10000 bushels last week
"lH udu u hrucf uhucrtun largely hclp-
cd by better cables and a desire To cover
short accounts over Sunday. General con
diiions were sim bcarish especially the
inlr weather. hut In sympathy with wheat
December, which opened itmL, higher. nd
rancedto 5GJs and closed steady lim4 10
at j6AmJ6'S, Receipts were 2S3 cars.
oats had duh, narrow market with
scalpors handling most of the business
December was or shade at the opening.
but there was enough outside demand 10
mold prices and bring n steady close for Dc
ccmber shade higher at 3J9s Receipts
were $50 cars
Provisions were dun and in spite Of de-
clne seemed 10 have II good undcrtonU-
EafY liquidation brought lower opening
prices for January products, but fair lo.
cal and cash demand absorbed them with
but small losses January pork closed 121a
down at II 40 lard 10 lower at . l7l3 and
January . down at O7ib
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat
l4o cars; corn 240 cars; oats 1913 cars; hogs
$1,000 head
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.

EQUATIONS Current on Round Lots OF
Staple Commodities.
comparison Of these quotations shows
many advantages In favor OF Houston as a
wholesale market, When the buyer con
slders the benefits TO be derived from
Houston's freight rates he will find that
even when the quotable figures at other
markets are lower the price hnalIy maid
Is generally greater. The prices are thoss
ruling among Houston wholesale merchNnts
and are revised daily
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COFFEE.

New York October Cofee-Rio spot
dull; No. Invoice 5% Mlld-Qulet: Cor
doya 7ikd11. The market for futures closed
quiet with prices net unchanged, the slight
selling. Total sales II $50 bags. Including:
November 405; December 4.O5; March 5.35:
Nav 5g0; June SEQ: July sos; September
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Quinlne 4Od42c per ounce bottle. NOR
phine 81 21d2 30 per ounce; cocaine, 5000
per ounce; borax, sisc per pound In 100
pound packages; copperaS, 81 20 In barrels;
packages; EPSON salts, Si.I5 per huNircd
In barrels. alcohol, 81 To@3 90 per gallon:
sulphur, S2,& per 100 10 barrels; alum.
pound In barrels; camphor. zoe; wocd Alec
ho!, 81 90; gum opium. $3.S5 powdered
pound In bottles; calcium carbide 81 m
per 100 delivered Texas common railway
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Grain md Pronisions Elseuhere.

Kansas City, October 3, Wheat Dcccm-
her GO; May d9a,; cash No. . hard g; No. >
5Sad5S5s; cash No mixed 5Sla@58; No >
white h0iRmA9A. Onts-'No, . white 10
Receipts Wheat $1,000, corn ~, 500, oats
1900. Shipments Wheat 2S,0O0 corn Co.
500. oats 5000.
New York, October 3. Wheat Receipts
$4,000; exports 66,OOo, spot firm: No red
T1is (. o. b, Hhont No = red 1itS elevator:
No, / Northern 75% + q. b. anoat: No. 1
hard 7a& (, o. b. afloat, options firm
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago. October 5-Butter- Steady:
creamery 14d21ls; dairy 1919. Cheese
Steady, 9A@10A. Eggs-Steady. fresh n.
Kansas. City, Mo, October g. Eggs
Steady, 10.
400 packages: market hrmer: State and
PENNSYLVANIA 21@22; Western candled 2OI5
G2lR; Western uncandled 16d21i6
st. Louis, October b.-~Poutry- Steady:
chickens 0, springs ~: turkeys on Young
BAG; ducks 5GI5l5, geese .. Butter-Steady:
creamery 17a23; dairy 14di7 Eggs
Stendy, 1914
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DRIED rRuITS AND NrTs

APPLES Fancy cvaporated, 5Olb boxes
0hc; lib cartons, fancy 0Slc cartons.
chclce, sAc; choice evaporatcd, SIC; sui
APRlCOTS-Pcr III, loose, Toe.
ClTRON In 10Th boxes l3c
CuRRANrS-ln hbls 13l4c, 25.lb boxes
cleaned, bulk, lie; lib cartons, iIc
DArES-1lb packages, lOc, 60-lb Goxes
California. l2,sc; Imported, ia
lSC
PEACHES-Ch Choice new stock. slsts8c.
RAssllNNSS,,C,a llfomla; S-crown, /. l..
boxes, 500; h'boxes l., l., raiSins, 65If75C;
2'crown l.. NJ. raisins, jOlh boxes 7c: &
crown I; NJ raislns, 5o-lh boxes. 7Ac.
PRUNES-Cnlifornla, 0O-1OOS, So
Brazil, l4c per 10; Albertg. Sicily
l5c; walnuts, liQl1c; peanuts, fanny hand
picked, 5A@0c' No. =, 47i65c Jumbo, "a
dlac; almonds, raragonu, 1Sc per ID In
sacks pecans, selected, Zoe; large, i2Il-e;
medium ImSc
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gFlGs-calIfornla. l2lsci imported, "a


Carload lots, +. o. b. cars from mIIleIs.
dealers charge from store 00l0c more per
100 lbs on bran, 20Sc per hushe on oats
and corn, and lOHl5c per 100 lbs on hAy
BRAN-Per 100 lbs. 81 O3@l O6.
10.
CoRN-No. . sacked. 74a7Sc.
/. 40 '''S
oATS-Per bushel, 47dasIsc.
HAY-AlfRlfa, S13. 5OCdl3 rs: choice tim.
othy, $40 O0dl9. so; South Texas prairie
hay, Sc. 50Ma 90; North Texas and Terri
tory hay, SCHOOLS 90.
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SUGAR.

New. Orleans, October .--Sugar-ouiet,
centrifugal yellows 3 l5-l6d4L seconds ,
New York August 5.-Sugar-Raw, ouiet.
fair refining lie; centrifugal, % test
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HARDWARE.

WIRE NAILS 81. 90 base per keS.
BARRED Galvanized Glldden.
81. so per 100 lbs: Galvanized Baker, per
feet, 81 81 per 100 lbs.
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ST. Louis Grain and Provisions.

st. Louis. October Whcat-No. red
cash 10; December 7Ohm7OA; May 73&
No. hard GSdGSi3. Corn-No cash 568i ;
December 57hM5T%; May 59Am5Ol9. Oats
No. . cash ~ December 3SA. May 3S&
No white 39Gf3aH. Pork STEADY; Job
hing 1900. Lard--L0wer o, 10. Flour
Steady patents 3. 40@3 80; extra fancy aud
straights 3. OO0f3 10; clear .. 6J6i2 30. Tim
STEADY. 200. Brnn--Unchangcd; sacked
lots east track 7T@T0. HAY Dull; timothy
easy, - oOdl4. 80; prairie g 506rl3 90
whisky steady, ! 70. Iriu cotton ties 10
Raging GNs@79, Hemp Irvine o. Dry salt
meats Boxed, steady; extra shorts aud
clear ribs o OO clear sides 9,3T&, Bacon
10 90. clear sides 10 ~. Receipts Flour
TOn wheat 1900. corn 3sONl, oats 60.OOO
shipments Flour 1000. wheat $1,000 coru
1000. onts $1,000
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REPORT oB THE CONDITION o.
The Houston National Bank
at Houston. in the State Of TeI s.,
close of business, septem''i
Both, 1901.
prsouRCEs.

RESOURCES. ,,oluS
Loans and discounts ...; ...,.,.'
Overdrafts, secured ana unse So
cured OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1Al0
U. S. bonds to secure clrcuiapON isl
Stocks, securities, etc. ..'..;.'.s a..
Banking house, furniture anu 2Mt
lures ........'.'..', 49,
Due from National banks ln0' SIS
reserve agents. .....'.';',...rv
Due from State banks anu JAN E
Notes Of other National banks a,. /. -
Fractional paper currency n' is3
els and cents 1870. NAM.
Lawful money reserve IN V@
viz: e,.e OK %
Legal tender notes iS'ofWy
Redemption fund win .,rcu.
treasurer Is per cent OF e" l%t
laticn) .....'''''''''''' --.,,
Total ..,'''''''''''''
LIABILITIES nmet \
Capital stock paid In 1919 9l@sl
SuTnius fund ........,.,,..,a,s,e,s
undivided profits, less eipen' CYL
and taxes paid ..''',,....,.o,n,diiur 2es
National hank notes outstanu'ns @,I
Due TO other National ga thisssrs 1881
que TO state banks ana us "a az. 81
Due to trust companies anu lS'N|
ings banks ....'...iht,,.ct 10 Nj
Individual deposits su0leO' @ssi 4
check ........s''',.'.s'n oatt =. X n
Demand certificates OF depOs" Mf,
,Certified checks ...:..',S;iirs. ~
Cashiers checks outstaulaas Soye ,ss|
Liabilities other than those 49, vi
stated -''''''''''''' aasi|
n c. Munger cashier .Nsar thiI u
named bank, do solemnlyo me es'i =
above statement Is true " AN
knowledge and belief ,rrNGER cis
Subscribed and swcoGnn -
nth day of october, l90ii;v q POS.
Notary Public. Harris W. =,
10Y HoUsE
n ABE NJ lB B',.;,s. y
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION or
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL RAN

NnN
of Houston, at Houston, in ths 81.
Ie&as, at the close OF bushes,
September 80, 1901.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .......,. .slO,sIr n
ONerdr9tts, secured and unse.
cureu .........,......... RhNiR,
U; ). bonds to secure clrcuh.
R tion io,,:: .;;,,.::;;;.,......,. Apas
n fixtures gn.s, ;,..;:i.... $3.50. nma|
RES reserve We, agents ;..,.....;. ssNaI
n bankers s .::..;. ASST
Due trcm approved reserve
agents ......,............ ~ MA
Exchange for clearing house. sAl
Notes of other National banks 26N hi
Fractional paper currency,
nickels and cents ....,....s LIN
Lawful money reserve In
bank, viz:
Specie ......... S91, 5000
Legal tender notes 277, 945 90 eSslG 81
Redemption fund with U. s.
treasurer 10 per cent Of cir.
SuiallOu s...s...s..~s.-s.s.s sWW|
Total -..--................saa 2sail
LIABILIT1EA
Capital stock paid In .......s S2QW vi
Surplus fund ................. l5OVn
Undivided profits, less ex.
penses and taxes paid 800. GsR
N Ing Danh Ho'e' ou'o Dms
Due to other National banks.a blSSS "
Due to State banks and bank ON.
erS ............. ...'..s.,.'s 1osss 4
Dividends unpaid .....,.,..,. wv
Individual deposits subject to -, -. !.
check ............s.'....' AVssssSss
Certified checks ........:.,,. W.
Cashiers checks outstanding. Oo&
Total .s2,s222sa !
State OF Texas, County Of Harris
/, A. l.. Williams, cashier Of Ins NV
named bank, do solemnly swear thi
above statement Is true to the pes1~
knowledge and belief. 80.
A. l.. WILLIAMS, Vssls,
Subscribed and sworn to before ns "
9th day OF October, 1901. uo,r,vp
Notary Public in and for Harris V''l'
Texas.
e'rreet-A''eS' JAS. A. BAKER, IRq
r. W. Sewall,
W. B. Chew ,,....
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TERRgLL--In the white primary today
Mr.. w. l.. Smitham was nominated for al
Aernan BY nearly three to one.
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PRoDuCE.


BEESWA%-Prime Texas a2G23c per
BEANS Imported navy beans, 4d8l4c;
Bayou, 4Ac; English dried, Be, pnks. lc:
black eyes, IMMJc; Michigan navy, none;
California navy, iLMil2c; Snaps. 81 per
bushcl; wax, 81 80 per bushel Dutch
BUrTER Blue star, marc; dairy lo6l
poe; Elsin creamery. 26m2ic; Texas bricks
l5ml2c oleomalgarine Lincoln solids,
Re; Lincoln prints, lac, Daisy solids, lie;
prints 1Sc; Monkeys special lSc: CRYSTAL
Gem and country rolls, Zoe; Empire State
special. l4c; special Blue star, Use; Elgln
dairy bricks, l0c; Ideal, l0iac.
2AM2&c,
CHEESE Wisconsin fun cream rolls.
lil2c; Wisconsin full cream daisies l4d
14IC; Wisconsin half cream, 12b0fl3c
EGGS-Kansas, l9020c; Texas cold stor.
nEe, Zoe; Texas, lidl1C
kRAUr-New, In half barrels 81. 25@
ONIONS Fer pound, 2h@2be.
PEPPER.Chlie, 14Gl5c per III; black
Singapore. Zoe.
P0TAToEs-S1 .25@1 30.
PEANUTS-Jumbos, per pound 6lhc:
fancy II. p, &c; choice, 5l9c q is, 4J,c'
P0ULTRY-Chickens hens, good, S8..Ggl
3 40; flyers, large, SO 0od3,5 30; brollers.
81 5Od2, 10; mixed lots . 650i3 90, cocks.
large, old 81 80; ducks, large. 81 5O6i3 d.
geese, full feathered, SS,25GIA 90; turkeys.
hens, So. oO@o so; turkeys gnhbers. SO 90
@7.O0; young turkeys, SO 20Gi3T5
SWEET POTATOES Vans, 81 30 bu.
TOMATOES New Mexico. 15bu baskets.
81 0oQ So California, 81 ~
EELERl-Coorado white. per bunch
6CQ75c,
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CoTToN SID PRopuCTs-

f. o. b, mill. Texas interior points, nc.
cording TO location. Per gallon
Prime crude oil, loose 900. 3OlSd M
Prime summer yellow Oil. 33l5d IA
Linters, according to quality Oli5M ~
Per ton.
Prime cotton seed meal. 30 so 6I22 IS
Prime cotton seed cake. =, % 80 6i22 rs
Quotations on prime cotton seed meal
and prime cotton seed cake are for dellv.
cry at Galveston.
New York, October 6.-Cotton seed OIL
Quiet; prime yellow 49,
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Cash quotations were rs follows:
Flour-Steady: winter patents 3 50d3, 90;
stralghts 3 O0d3 50: clears 2.756r3 10;
spring specials 4 90; patents . .3o6t3. 90;
stralghtS . S0d3 20.
Wheat No. spring 66iam6S; No. . red
6AM6gi@
Oats No. . S5d35H; No white 371gGt
IS; No. white 3B9,@3s.
Rye No 5it9.
Barley Fair to choice mailing 55m5s.
FlaXSccd No. I Northwestern "A.
Timothy seed--prime : 5Odr1. ~,
Mess pork Per barrel II lu6r1i. A..
Lard--Pcr 100 pounds . $500 9IA
Short rib Sides Loose y. i56tS g.
Dry sailed shoulders Boxed IlAm7%.
short clear sides Boxed . lO6i9 20.
NNhiaLr Rnals Of hlrh Minns 20
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Si5U.OOU 10 LOAN on ''ouston business or
re ldcnee property; nLe to ten years; NJ
lowest rates OF interest monthly pay.
ments II desired: no delay In getting your
money. Apply to n. L. Mills. @0j Main
street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06

MONEY TO LOAN on farms, ranches, pral-
rio land, Houston business and residence
property at lowest rates Of interest en-
doris lien notes bought aud extended
Rogers y Webb. Klam building. hous.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06

MONEY no LOAN on Improved Houston
city property or improved farms, Easiest
rites and terms W. w. Miller. J0i
KIam building, Houston. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06

WNNTTD-'To borrow $1,000 Third ward
property security Address $500 this OF.
nee a.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06
PROFESSIONAL.

DETEVTlVE AGENCY Trained detectives
furnished for civil and criminal lnycstl-
cations reasonable rates. correSPontn,ence
Inn Texas II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06

IF YOU are in the market 10 hny or sell
city property or lands, 1t will pay you 10
cnil or write r. Moskowitz & Co, real
estate and loan agents 90S Franklin ave
nue., opposite Hutchins house.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06

buy? II either send your orders to M;
| deal on the exchange every day; Stocks
ar, low now correspondence solicited.
Charles II. Munger. member oil and stoct
exchange, 80 Klam =. u
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-26
.npuE COURT OF THE TERRITORY OF
4B SUPhD'-

-oppNE COURT OF THE TERRITORY OF
HAWAII
MARCH TERM, 1901.
al, LYDIA K. DoMINIs, OTHERWISE
rVoWN AS LILIUOKALANI
,pox CIRCUIT JUDGE, FIRST CIRCUIT
,f,ocH 81, 1901. DECIDED July H. 1901
r,r,R CT, GA1BRA1TH AND PERRY, u.
.ooev is not revoked by the giving of similar
/ =, 10 another person
rsa Of written offer may be through third per-
not be formally authorized for the acceptor
sd in the opinion held to contain and not
~ ouest for offer