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the credit system is continued. The cues
lion, as one of the advocates said before
the commissioners WGuncT9H l''ln, ,',,I
vote this tax on themselves ana slEnlI{
their Willingness 10 pay THIS uhck dent
and get on Il cash basis. OF viii they ne
forced to pny il by thr commissioners rails
ing the assessment petition OF Two
hundred citizens is required FOR the @pm'
mlssloncrs to order nm cical ioni ~ Wh.nnn
time this question can he decided ~ the
people. There rs no question about the pc
titIon n viii lC signed by the required
number and presented at this term Of the
court. 10 thut The expense Of nm election
can be- saved to the county by tho qucS-
tou being presented at the sam" time the
stock law question rs tn he decided on
rho ian ut December. \ hummer 81 cut
Hcus met with the commissioners Wrdnes-
day afternoon Hud discussed the proposition
with them; aud, after the dilemma OF me
county had been explained. there Was NOT
q citizen present who dld NOT favor the
extra assessment Among those present
- G.. Gi1diugs. Major 2. y. Bolts II. Il.
lOht & " Wiukelmnu w. y Crockett
and others. They believed thal the extra
assessment was the only solution TO the
question. realizing Tho necessity Of CON
Timing the road work, as well as the
necessity Of puttlng II ON cI7h easls,
As to continuing the road work. thlS is
unavoidable Evcr} BODY believes Il goeu
ronds. ana every one Syho hus given tbe
subject any study knows thHl the largest
tax PAID y the indlro't lax paid for hNd
roads, When "a farmer can only hnul two
bales Of cotton to town VITA hin team,
over The bad road instead Of six oYeF thc
good he pays for extra wcar and teas
on Wagons aud hn~ipss and for The loss
Of three timcS the tlmc for himself nnd
team IN this extra l0's If time md cS-
ira expense. IL only takes short time
for him TO be- ON moro by reason Of the
lad road than his entire tax, state aud
county, for all purposes The value N
good roads can not ho ovprestimHtcd 10
n county. They ave always worth more
than they cost 10 the community, They
enhance the value Of property enable the
farmers 10 haul their produce 10 mnrbet
FOR less money and time. aud u tho poo.
plo Of Washington county don't adopt thc
proposed eXtrU tax they viii mike q grent
mistake and have 10 pay tho aucaragc 10y
having taxes raised ana some of II going
TINT dnu't need increasing.
this evening wil ne uuited IN marriage
To Miss Sadye Mcintyre, az the Firsi Blp
tlsl church. and party, composed ~ MI
and Mrs j. Leo Cannon, Miss Gnodlor.
j T.. Weaver, w. A. Crow, q. II Ross
and I'd Cunningham, an Of Temple. ar
rived in o special cuNch az 7,21 last even
ing, This Il going TO be one nf the most
elaborate weddings given here "a years,
Already thirty towns are represented by
distinguished guests.
The representatives 10 the Lutheran
synod AZ Cucro Messrs X 7. Jaggii. fheo.
Keike. Prot. Rombergt Reverends Miller.
Langner aud Sziilat have returned home
There was an Informal hop AZ Germanin
hall "Wednesday evening which was well
| attended and heartily enjoyed.
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PROBLEM OF GOOD ROADS
WASHINGTON COUNTY BEHIND ON
HER ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND,
MARRIAGE OF a Young Couple Promi'
rent in Society-Other Interesting
Society News From Brenham.

Brennan, Texas. November n. The road
,,, rritrn f,,d ~ washington conpty
ana "I's' '''u va =" "'''''''7,. ....,,,,o
l. $4,000 IN arrears. The present revenue
pssesgcG 7nr that purpose amounts 10
,.to,t sonnn ana inc amos collected add
"''"' Al .,,,t !. ,o,...
perhaps 1880 II thl6 amount II taxes
all Of this amount to keep the roads up,
yitb me- ch,rea 10 nav tho 4rrearacr. nn.
w" -" - No., D..
less road work ~ suspehheH ana Tue" II
would take more than two years to pay
,pt Il ia iuroesible IA suspend Ill the
49, ~ - " ~. ..,,t,,.
road work, however mnrh lhe h'c'0a"F
for II might he. IN order to create a slnll
,ng fund fo nav hack debts. The import.
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huston WHOLESALE MARKET

~ y {, nv atiaote. ffces Of sultaua raisins
70 THIS country are reduced Shipmcnts ~
freneh walnuts have legun Thr Hr.f IL
or new cahors Is due to arrive ON tho Tet
the same description will arrive bnro "a
rev days later on the ST. Paul Sales ~
Ttnvaled AZ Almonds have been large T6e
her g snppesa u nf YSoEember Ii brings fur
been a good demand for Malaga ralsins
ana further supplies are now on the wgy
Fred r. Gordon, coffee broker Of Ncw
York, makes the following statement In
MS weekly circular; AS broker having
no personal interest In coffee representing
dealers In various sections, | am dismissed
to advise caution ia following the over
whelming bull sentiment now prevalent MI
over the world My opinion is based All
me following statements from n VIOLIN
tprIheI importer; There is no question hut
thht the Bruzllians arc trying 10 spn th,
present monster crop on the prospects OF
me tuiure crop The sensational language
used by Messrs. +. Johnston \ 60 in.
uicateS clearly their desire to influence the
markets. Heretofore firms Of that charnc
ter have camca that no reliable estimates
could he made before january. Rut now
1IntX Know an about the next crop In great
detail II November. Their statements In.
dlCatc the general feeling IN Brazil Bra
zlllhns desired to burn portion Of the
present crop before II commenced. ANA MS
no law could be fixed upon 10 ncooulllsh
this they have decided to burn the nrxt
crop on paper. Whichever way il may 70
take Il tor granted there IS possibil
lily Of tho late estimates hclug correct I'm
whlch ease: with Rio and Santos crops
for 1900 1901. l1.0O0.0Ou bags 1901 l!O2 A..
COO0OO bags and 1902 1907 7OUOOOO h1gs
say, 32~pWn bags In three consecutive
years would give an average If 1916 mir.
lions, against an average or ~ millions
Tor the previous three consecutive years.
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Cooke, moskowitz g. Co.'s Letter.

Houston, Texas, November l4,-Our New
York correspondents say: Things were
little more lively on change today
thanks to the better Liverpool cables than
expected. Futures were up ~ to . points
and spots hrmer on sales of $3.50 bales
The advance growing out Of the reaihrma'
ton by Mr. Ellison Of his former estimate
of the worlds consumptiye requirements Of
American cotton, 100000 bales. Adyices
from Manchester, too, were more eneourag-
ing. stating that the demand from China
Mas az better volume. Along with these
hotter cables than booked for, shorts ran
uD against a better demand Tor Spots 0t
the South, less pressure on the part OF
factors to sell, heavy rains III the noutl-
west Indian Territory and heavy DECREASE
in the movement. with The result mat New
York. after opening 10 polhts niehrf,
worked steadily upward showing aronna
Inc noon hour gain of 81 tn ~ points
over he cIosing hgurrs Of last night Jan
nary standing al Us he bidding NJ
sptrIted at times rom the Snort. "
close was around the top hgures OF M
day. showing over n points gain owe.
closing hsures last night The moNemenl
was The lighfFst a has heeo ior man.
weeks. both potts and interior towns Ia.
ing under last year, Port receipts were
56,sSS bale5, against 4a'sSA bales 'As' seN4'
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DAY IN THE RICE MARKETS

On lower grades the market shows ten,
dency to sag under pressure Of the cal
tlslcu supply. rhr receipts to-day Wcro
IisJ sacks OF rpUgh and lul pockets IT
cl,an. The salcs today at he sew OF
lcurs bonrd OF trade werc 400 pockets OF
clean and 326I sacks uf rough, OF which
9Ia3 sacks were Honduras and li2 sacks
domestic japan,
lean rice unchanged.
Rough rice unchanged 10 Honduras 81 y
an so; domestic Japan s. iogi3. 30; balance
unchanged
Stock in Crowley Warehouses.
Especial TO The Post)
Crowley La. November II, The rice
people Of this section have become con
sidcrdtly agitatcd recently on account ot
the bearish reports that have gone forth
TO the effect that this years rice crop WI
equal 100000 bags The Daily News
today contains interviews with a nuhhci
of rice men. which goes Ia show that IN,
crop viii fan considerably short NJ oN
pcctatiCns. The past season has been Gu
unprecedented one for the farmers, lnSofm
as enabling them to rapidly harvest
sequence fully 81 per cent OF the crop Is
now IN the warehouses The effect Of Tho
dry sumNpr has also shown itself in the
light quality of rice ana aS a result rice IN
at least 10 per cent lower In weight per
bag this year. Mr. Charles CJppcn, an OK.
pert StatiStican on Rico crop, estimates the
crop Of Louisiana aud Texas at 10000
bugs. which does nor justify be present
depressed state Of the market ) careful
the crop and market show thar prices VIII
"a
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AoF WAS STRENGTHENED
BY THE COOL WAVE.
Advanced t@2o-Suaar Slightly
4 Oats and Onions Go Higher.
California Grapes Arrive

.o,or wave had the tendency to
.,acn strengthen the wholesale trade
n III The heavy rain curtalied the
~ Il transactions to some extent. but
q ~ ,,cbants reported the existence Of a
n ,,nnrored demand and In Increase In
g : from many quarters.
II IS vent We higher.
II gar quotations have been marked down
q
,oo seed oil prime crude has dropped
j her ]ac
!, Leinbsch will unload a car Of
n ,o,,io box Belle heur apples today.
p,,4iI butteruuts are now on the
- and have met with a very good de-
Il n,ornln waluuts aud almonds are each
linz With good reception from the
\; dealers.
N advances looked for In onion prices
81 .hont TO be realized Selling prices
il been increased We.
moo quotations have not yet been al
i but merchants anticipate several ad-
Il Is on this commodity in the near fu-
NJ ms peeans are good selers. The re
lately have been moro varied and
Il medium grades and sizes are bringing
Ne.
% changes have occurred in canned
III ouotations and the situation remains
<kedngly strong on nearly all the com
ia Ties.
piamson. DIESEL & Gardner got in a
'tsIbsd LOT Of grapes consisting Of the Cali
Ia varieties II is late shipment and
Iii probably be the last of the season.
ffnke & Pilot report the most active sea
It'd set experienced on the home manu-
51lIred brand Of olcomarcarluc. The full
I'm is finding demand and goes to
I'm parts Of Texas and Louisiana.
e drop in mercury caused a jump on
I'll and prices ranged 1@2c higher, The
|9f pts were materially reduced while
IN demand was enlarged aud the dealers
sRct a continued upwardncss on this ar.
Los Angeles, Cal, correspondent
fAes: Conservative estimates place the
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New York Dry Goods.

New York, November l4.-There has been
no increase In the home trade demand IN
any department. good business has been
reported for export IN brown BOTTOMS,
Prices are without change 10 any direction.
Efaple prints In moderate demand Prime
cloths continue inactive at previous prices.
No change IN glnghains. Cotton Innings
quiet but generally steady.
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A cHECKERED CAREER.
A Negro Who Has Committed Various
Crimes to Hama at Last.

LTlf1o6 % F7a0u aI -aaI'
Bryan, Texas, November a. Bob Bal
lard tho negro who is to hang hero on
the 22d tone week from tomorrow, has led
chcckored career, and the following IS
a list Of some Of his crimes
shot Abe Boston, colored, FOR which he
was convicted and served ihrco years in
tho penitentiary Seven years ago he
Killed. negro named Frank Moore. but
came tlaar After that, ~ didereut times
h. shot three negroes Allen Mitchell Dave
Strange and Jimmie Bonner. The crime
for which he Is to hang was the murder
Of Toe Blasek and Shooting Jacob Schfa-
mex two B0hcmiaus. one year ago.
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IMPROVEMENT IN LIVE STOCK.
RECEIPTS WERE MODERATE
Chicago Got $50 Head Of Texas Cat
tie, Kansas City 1000 and St.
Louis $500.

The combination sale Of Hcrcfords to be
held during the week Of the international
exposition at Chicago and under the aus
pices Of the American Hereford Breeders
association will include the greatest LOT NJ
breeding cattle ever offered at an associa.
ton sale says the Live Stock Reporter.
This statement is strong one ana Is go
Intended, for Il would seem that in this
instance each OF the forty-odd breeders
contributing is determined that hc will not
be outdonc In the matter Of quality by his
fellow eonsignors, and as consequence
the tops only of carh contributors herd Is
TO be sold in this sale The show herds
that have won the bulk of the premiums az
the previous shows this year win be rep.
resented IN considerable numbers. 1t. viii
be the great opportunity ia purchase prize
winners FOR next year to purchase herd
null, or 10 purchase the right Kind of seed
with which 10 start breeding herd.
As with the previous sales held under
inc Hereford associations management,
each animal Is sold under an iron-clnd guar.
antee of it's usefulness as breeder The
pur hascr Is ut no risk whatever in this
respect. The sale will be held NedmcS-
day ANA Thursday foreunons December 4
ana ., beginning promptly at 10 o'clock on
each day.
The shortage Of feed in some sections
Of the country viii work to the advantage
of tho person who can care for HIS cattle
properly this winter, aud to such this sale
Is an exceptional opportunity. Write c. r
Thomas, secretary. 225 West Twelfth street,
Kansas city, Mo, for catalogue
KANSAS cry.
Especial to The Post)
Stock Yards, Kpnsus city. Mo- November
- The following sHlpS hy Texas 9nd Ter
litor, siqeGncl wero reported today
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HEAVY STAPLES

n
sSsVNSiiIl,oN-Powder, per key. s4.OO;
'kast PysH19ler' Sl6o per kec; drop shot,
&'0v S.t5' buck. $500
ys,,,iI snort clear, In sacks,
u l1iiSSSgqiia Mfs' lo1ac; boxed, We higher,
T5gs ~ " AND TIEs-Raap,ug OH
Eiu Be- Arrow Ties less tb5s,n car'
tSnSy; rom Houston. ST az
~ stick, wrapped. bosis "a Nh
s7lpsF lb' No I. full weight basis
Il lSsd ., PEI 10; special sizes ibc high.
5EDf-f SSfs % loo, as To quality.
KIM III etar. full weight l1ihc. Gran
,flEyT ilct Electric Lights. oIbc
I / no az SFuand. $275m3.2 rs; Rosen-
6 Ao EIsEs-,Rlo. fair si,asiAc. n1ro o1le3
n i9n6,sgl5l U4e; fancy, liMi9i5c. pea
\ IS: t,Soee; CordOva. 13lbc Roasfed
II l9e sStunekle's Arlosa. hssis 10O.liy
Nod Sa uaesilSvefed; Apex. II Zoe, Lion
Noon s an Mocha aud Java, 1.lb cans.
Z u pals Isu a., Java blend, Lib cans. BIB
n lis tss, + c Soda. bulk boxes.
~ sc cr seons, per dozen. SIC, ginger
q sod jnmiJs g.; stage planks. 6I6c;
s3SS so-lb sacks: Fancy high
NJ grade. 81 o.. half patent. 81. So.
& sghcr; SS ~ 24-lb sacks. ioe her lar
4OpF In good i5c per barrel
Fam n Eous GooDs-Grits bontnv
Pear me si' n 40-lb sacks. her saef.
II q lop yai' IN 36-lb sacks 81 40 oe r.
B osls 4 Saneks Scotch BATS s2 GO.
~ osts w. " Columbia oais S3SG III "a,
"a snnages $3.50 sA'l puckwheat,
ss,y 55 tsn1d. 'i,e Ige, compounds. sa
- us sss than tlerces: Io.Ih ~ eons 80 az
''ns' 7sc higher; s-ib cans cans 4 n
pIsSiee aSS sh. iiA9liNe. fancy 1aA
~" per barrel; coopered,
cans barrels, eoa7sc per sat,o,,
iieeAiraeted. 5d8c ne per Sa al,vh,
eSsaa ssei II ial "a cans, extracted,
VI aOG2le. nspoiied, fair tex6tsc
eaeiee, 25a2se; fapcy e new
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whilc Tho interior received but

while the interior received but 23,o-1,
against 1888 one year ago. The com
bined estimates for Nrw orleans and HonS-
ton tomorrow were also light showing
loss ot 5000 as compared with last week
and 5000 as compared with last year. Ihe
rious portions Of the bet left the impress
sion that there would he a still further re
Strictiou of tho movc$tani Tho market
has been oycrsold. The exporters purchases
have about gone forward at the South and
tho movement to the ports rs we nave
Indicated several times before, will fall
on materially In the future as result OF
the small amount to 90 from compress
Houston Is losing heavily evrry day ana
the East IS not making mp for the loss u
Inc West inc trade is swinging around
Ia a smaller estimate Of the crop than az
current n few DAYS ago, The wealth
promises not 20 favorable mud ali things
considered we would rather pursue the
policy Of buying on the breaks tnen selling
on buges January closed t3j-9l: Marsh
T.53-54 May 1929; December 1.36-1l.
Cooke. Mnskowitz & Co.
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noh.,4snn cnnntu comniasionere

Franklin, Texas November l8.-COunty
ccinI1iIs q orcrg court convened in regular
session Monday morning. There was little
10 come before them aside frOra the regu.
lar routine Of rOad oferseers' reports ana
The cheeklng UP o. the various onlclaLs.
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cHlCAGO.

Chicago. November l4.--Cattle-R eceipts
I50n; Including $50 Texans and 0io Western.
Active and StrUrg. Good prliDe , 2J6fT -.
poor 10 medium i00W6.2a: st6Ckcrs and
Feeders .4oG3 p. calves 9oOSia. IS; Texas
stctrs 3.3OMAu0; western steers 3.60ti535.
Hogs Receipts $1,000 Market active and
& 5Om5 500: good to choice heavy &. esis. 81;
light J.25Gllm, Sheep Receipts 1000.
Snecp steady; lambs stronger Good IL
choice wethcrs 3t0HIa5. fair tn choice
mixed 2,75M3. 30; western sheep 3N06J3. ~;
native lambs 2o0045o; western lambs $40
FOR feeders
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ACTIVE, STRONG AND HIGHER

calves. Market steady IL 1oc higher.
Choice export aud dressed steers g. Tam... -;
fair 10 good 4.1Otia Goi stuckegs and feeders
. dllu435; Western Fed steers lOsiA 30.
western range steers 3.2Ni4.50. TcNns ANA
Indian steers 2.756i4 40. Texas cows 2UOf
2.9J: native COWS 2aINt425s hclfers 325Gi
OBS. Gamers tlG6f2 81; bulls . $50. so.
calves 3.0uf,525. Receipts 50On,
Murkrt SO highcr, Heavy 3.S3Fi5.Nls tight
900 Market strong tn loo higher ga.
tive lamhs 4.00M4.6n' western lambs $500
400, native wcthers 2C6f3G0 western
wethers . S56f3.S6 yearllnga 326W3. GO,
ewes 25od3.25; culls i5013,25.
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Me Xanthos confectionery and fruit
store, Cos Main street hest location fine
business established; for any Information
Inquire OF any " the best wholesale com
mission houses IN city. n
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FOR SALE The good VIII aud entire bnsi.
moss OF private corporation doing one
In Texas For particulars apnly tn "
W, Walton. Anstiu Texas. IL
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WANrED-Some one with capitnI 10 helm
enlarge and extend u colonizing enter.
prise IN ouc Of the best located counties
for such n purpose; 100 families of honest
German farmers already located Ad-
dress 1862 this office. u
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Bl 81 NESS CHANCE For Sale One fnulTh
interest m q good paying dry goods bust
ness capitalized for $4,000 Good rea-
Taylor Texas II
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The Crowley Market.

Crowley, La. November little rice
market TO-DAY Is very unsteady. lndicA-
lions are that present prices can not he
maintained and buyers are holding for
lower market. some sales arc reported 20
fair prices. but market is exceedingly
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HARDWARE

WIRE NAILS S2.gl base per keg
BARBED WIRE - Galvanized Gliddcu.
$3.50 ntr 100 lbs; galvanized Baker, per-
feet. $3.50 per 100 lbs
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FOR SALEA good location for a doctor
In live railroad town; Central Texas: no
opposition; reason for selling going into
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METALS.

Nov York. November II. Tin Arm. % 50
0,oe Is; copper quiet 10. SJfIiT. 90; lead duh
4 37I5: speltef Inactive 4.30. Pig iron war
rants 8 I0Tl10 50
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ALL kinds Of electrical work done hy the
Houston Electrical supply Co. ifexas
avenue, opposite Rice hotel. 10
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WELL DRILLING For oil, arteslnn water
or rice irrigation. =. NJ. Cranberry Il
Co, Houston. 1i-lH
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FOR SALE-A irst,class. wellestahished,
good pnying hardware and lumber bust.
ness, In one Of ttir best coast counties
IN Texas. Address G. c. clifford whar
ton. Texas, 1921
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

crop syrup, 32@38c; pure new crop >yrap,
4Ud45c.
.F0NbENsED MILK Eagle, $G.75aToo;
Challenge, S4.l5@f4,2O: Winner, Sl.2pd455,
OYSTERS Lib full weight 4-oz. S500Oc;
BIB full weight S-oz, 81 6uM1I0; llD, loz,
aGGt95c; III light weight, 55@Goc; 2lb light
pfGKLES- rive gallon kegs s. 10; 10s
gallon kegs, 500; I2-bbls Sj.O1 plniS,
American style, S1o0: qunrts, American
lean style, 5000 i-gallon hcXagou, 81 80.
RICE Extra fancy head, 6HMGl2c; choice,
5m5'c; fair i$sai'2c; fancy imported ga
ROPE sisaL basis TIC lo4c; Manila,
13c untarred lath yarn. Sc; tarred ne
SALT Louisiana. course, SOC fine. Soc
bbs, los SO; 6o-5s, S2.43; 100 IS
SALT FISH MgcEfrel No; / IL 1o-l,b
50. oo@5 so tubs, s. .3loa5 o. c.,.,,,,,,
River. none; Castle Rock, Columbia Rycr,
81 ~ Spear Alaska. 81. 10; Toy 60
Iqmba River $l25; Blue Bel CO. coI .qda,,n
tion brand. Fancy Red ALASKA, Sl.;i0ti 80;
Pink Alaska. S1.1o c-,,
sARDINES- American quarters, $ G S,f
lette grade quarters, $3.50. fancy sprIatS'
ouarters IS 0O6i1O. ca. according to grade.
STARCH Standard goods; Pearl in som
boxes 4%@4l4c; Royal Clos, or Arch rev.
n.
box, $3.00; corn starch, ol2c per lb, - ana
40 10 boxes.
SUGAR Quotations are for small loIs
special rates are given on carload orders
Standard graduated 5hc; cubes ana pow
drred. $50: Louisiana yellow CHARMED
fancy. $1,000; choice, Age
PRODUCE.
BEEswAX- Prime Texas, 22@23e per
pound. ,o ,s6,4y.c.
B Bgs2 e1 As E9ss9 aTlid ai navy G
California navy. 4I@4lac: Snaps, $lNO per
bushei; wax, $50 per bushel; California
i' BBWgTf'rfER- Blue star. 2la22e; dairy 1sa
15Gl0c. Oleomargarine Lincoln sollas,
12c Lincoln prints l3c; baisS $od Srv ltg
fiem and country rolls l9c; Empire state
speciaI, 15c; special Blue star. Use; Elgln
dairy bricks, 19c; IDEAL lie.
ADMINISTRATIONS full cream ron,
15c: Wisconsin full cream daisies, l4Hsci
Wisconsin half cream, -, l2l2a lae, ,..,,,oo
EGGS Kansas. zoe; Texas cold storage
X KBRAUT@N New, in half barrels, S3,25a
'' 0iGN1oNs-Per pound, 2aic. -,
o' PTSorTAaTirt6Ets $1.6oa1,1O; Colorado, Sill
| fpncy il. r.. &c; choice, 5Ac Gs,, $40
PECANs- New Texas, per H. l2enie;
Medium Haze. .ooos,
PGULTRY-Ch Chickens, hens, good. 5000
! Q iO: fryers large. S30OG350; broilers'
! s2JOd2 Is; mixed lots $2.6jG3loi COCKS,
| large old. $3.50: ducks, large. S@.oUq5.@2
rcese. full feathCred, S325a4.0o; turkeys,
| hens. S5.0odj50; turkeys. 2ode5lers' sou
| GTO0. Young turkeys. 50 25dS.I To-. -. IN,
SWEET PoTAToEs-Yarns, oOcaSlV'
ToMATOns- New Mexico, psbushel bas,
Kpts. 81. COAL 10; Texas, 4-hasket crate OJ
! GfT5c. peek box. 3lH35c.
CELERY = Colorado white, per bunch
| 75c
DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.
| APPLEs- Fancy egaporated; Mlb boxes
| sac. 1-lh cartons. fancy. zoe cartons.
| choice 9isc; choice eyaporated' sAc sun
APRiCOTS Per H. loose, l0lgglle
| CiTRON-In 10Th boxes. lie,
| ENTRANTS 2b.lh boxes, cleaned pulR'
! si50Ae: lib cartons. oAc ,,, -
DATES lib packages H9'asfac' faru
| TIGg-Imported 1874 i5cs ..
| PEACHES Choice new stock, SNqse.
| RAISINs-Callfor1ia. S.crewn' u ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-15

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-15
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-15
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