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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-13
HOUSTON WHOLESALE MARKET

amonnt Is Insignificant Tho doc,s,..
siuereo hard blow TO the association II lVi
car Of New Mexico box nnples ,s !,
peeted Thursday. This variety is n nov
! conner In the local trade and has nroro,,
o Snn o. Sne best sellers of the season. Tbe
| nPp'c comes from the Pecos VALLEY so,,tV
Ahu THIS Is the fourth car To be di,,,l',,
Of in this market disposed
Those who are in the midst of gloom and
uesponuency on account OF the failure Of
tne potato crop and the high prices Of
olner vegetables and fruits caused nv the
excessively dry summer, will be insdaed
:" tooh'ns forward to one of the best or.
anse Yields the country has ever mad
Nol only viii California once more ropna
~ VII y yleld OF oranges that Nvooi6
| make ones month water. bnt otf "V s
Stons are coming 10 the front. sectinns
n,,ct iot s INC past few years have not lnfde
ntbo, vi a record, on account OF frosts ami
y1 IA quantities blightlng the trees. Flor.
Iua mus comes In this year W. vvhat
PLonuseS 70 be bumper cron. The gre"t
iiIIIsts thel almost wiped away the ofnnee
industry from Florida are stl'ain the minis
OF an orange consumers. Since thar n5nst
Woetul event, the lovers of the fruit hnye
Ta1, 70 depend almost entirely upon the
GUAR nke orange that comes from Mexico
or else look to Porto Rico or Other G,
sul2r states for the luscious morseis,
Luus i Is that the shortness Of one com
m0plty ~ compensated for In ,ue plenfi
iulness Of another, and American hum" ~.
Is kindly dealt with despite the cor |-,'itN
of the pessmist. ~pIaints
Thomas j. Meehan s. r.
says Of canned GOO .. "a "'''liuore
now wea 'i'"'o market seemed to take on
were = -dring the past week, and there
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DRIED FRUITS AND NuTs

APPLES Fancy eyaporated. 50lb boxes
S&c; lib cartons, fancy. I0c; cartons
choice, BIC; choice eyaporated, sac; sun
drieG 6k
APRlCOTS-Pe ID. loose. lo16d11c
CITRoN-ln lob boxes 14c
CpRRANTS-25-lb boxes, cleaned, bulk
SlA@0c; ] ID cartons 94c.
DATES-1-lb packages, 71sdslac; Fard
dates Sc
FlGS--Imported l2Iad15e.
PEACHES-Ch0lce new stock. sEGoc
RAISINS-Califorl ia. 3-eroBn, l.. L..
boxes. 81 so; 4 boxes. J.. L, raislus, 65H
I5c; 2-crown l.. NJ. raislns. 5O-lb boxes, &c;
40-5Os Sc
PRIMES California. 9O.10os. 4%G5c: 80
Cos 5i6c; T0-S0s. &c: 60-T0s. 6isc: 50-GOs 7c.
NUTS Brazil, lac per ID; hlberts, Sicily.
15c; walnuts, l4Nl5c; peanuts fancy band
picked 5%m6c; No. o 4A95c; Jumbo, ca
tlhc; almonds. Taragona, 1sc per ID In
sucks; Iecans, new crop, i2@l4e.
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RlG TrKRIroRY nrAI-

Fort Worth, Texas, November Pit Is
reported here today thar another big cattle
eral hundred thousand dollars by the
terms Of the deal u. Il. Carver OF Hen.
rietta acquires from H. {. Suggs and
brother OF Sugden, !. T., 1000 and 4-year
old steers and leasehold Interest in 100000
acres Of land on the Washlta river Mi.
Carver also purchased $3.50 head OF and
4year-old steers from 7. S. Wltherspoou
All the cattle are for Immediate delivery
in the Territory
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Cooke, Moskowitz & Co.'s Letter.

Cooke Moskowtz & Co.'s Letter.
Houston Texas November 12-rhe fol-
lowing is from our New York correspondent.
The cotton market was a decidedly more
respectable affair today. Early Liverpool
cables under the influence of selling nv
importers against purchases of spots at
the South, showed a loss of 21h to 3 poipts
on futures and ZIG on spots on sales Of
1000 bales. The American markets opened
SishtiN lower in response to this decline,
new YORK dropping l TO 4 points on tbe
can immediately following the opening.
however, there was sharp rally under
65uylhg Tor both sides of the account. in
duced by the colder weather throuEhout
the South indications for still colder
weather tonight, better demand for spots
az the south at fuller prices and the
large decrease in the movement in ihe
Southwest the whole list running mn q
TO . points Late Liverpool cables showed
marked recovery and this also stimu-
iated TN, the buying the close on that side
showing loss Of but u to / point. on the
bulge there was a slight recession of two
| or more points, caused by shorts adding
sHghtly to their list. This market is over
sold ana purchases made on weak spots
VIII be profitable. The market closed arm
with January at 7.46-47; March 7.4o-4I:
May 140-41; December 1850"
with the most favorable weather the re
ceipts FOR the current year are 100000
behind last year Eight of the principai
commission houses IN New York In the Jour
ASl VI ~"lhlllSltt ISSUE OF the Ntl bull
sh and give their reasons One of them
Is summed up as follows: "Of the 400
answers by the special correspondents Of
the Journal of Commerce PSI rive fhe rron
condition as 63 per cert Of last year; 2B
as 100 per cent of last year: the balance
between making an averaging Of SIS per cent
rms added 10 per cent Increase of acre.
age gives crop of o75SoOO bales. Taking
into consideration the accuracy of the jour.
nal Of Commerce crop reports, their con.
slstency with the government reports the
/.
the crop VIII not he over ten million bales d
Liverpool is due 1854 up tomorrow.
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sr. nous.

81. Louis, November t2.-Cattie-- Receipts
800, including 5000 Texans. Market steady.
dressed beef and butchers B OOkf6. y
steers under 1000 pounds 1903 %. stock
ors aud feeders . 1908 50; cows and heif.
2AQfi %; Texas aud Indian steers 3 ost
70 cows and hcifers > 2o03 10. Hogs
Receipts i3.4O0. Market iO@1ac lower. Pigs
ana lights $500 90 packers . 25dG. 80.
butchers coos so. Sheep Receipts 3OOO
Market lO0fl6c lower Native muttons Is
@3 40; lambs 4.0Odfi so; eulls and bucks
/ nnAln nn
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H. and 3. Beers Cotton Letter.


Especial TO The Post)
New Orleans, November 12-Llvcrpool
was unfavorably Influenced by Importers
selling against their spot purchases IN
America Our market, however. only
opened to points lower and subsequent
y improved 10 points on the fear of
colder weather and lighter semi-weellly in
teftor receipts, the decrease being due en-.
tltely to the Houston dedclt, owing to
farmers and merchants holding back in
letas. Near the close easiness again set
tbo Hdiak'ng the net gam to points on
The ridiculously small receipts at Hous
III III nave naturally affected the aggregate
that Texas holders refuse 10 meet tho do
cine II has no bearing ultimately on tina
SIZE OF tho crop Notwithstanding this
ing an excess of 1900 over last wear for
Ine hpst -FOUR dnys OF the week. and tho
Exports TO Great Britain during the same
TThhe nave Increased 6S0O0 over last year.
ne lattef feature Is certainly against any
UeVided enhancement In Liverpool as the
oUt5oH aho9t Tor that point is very large
Inu me daily arrival of vessels from
america is increasing the actual stock 10
sheh ~ extent that II Will soon be con.
~ SttusruDly larger than last year. When
y Is considered that the Liverpool stock
i'''2 -t1ssumed such proportions ms TO dis.
PEI attempted manipulation, and that 10
TO 10 per cent of the splndles in Lancashire
aIe reported to he stopping quietly in
consequence of unsatisfactory returns. there
IL nothing encouraging In the situation,
especially MS it is well known that the
s srA1uG INDUSTRY on the continent has gone
from mad to worse.
,Alter eleven weeks Of ideal growing and
picking Weather. exceeding anything ever
A nr u Is reasonable to anticipate rnins
uhu colder weather Except I'm Isolated
sections killing frost has not materIaiizcd
ana nr mere It is nearly, the 18th OF Novem.
b ber' anRd me average date Is between Octu-
per ~ ana 70. Planters have been able
70 PICK closer than for many years. and
me me, Yield has been. largely increased by
suen favorable conditions. Reviewing nil
iIactorS II looks as If values will graduGi
~ seek lower level, unless receipts do
crease crease, materially or there is a decided
revival In the manufactured product.
Fl e II poar
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CATTLE MARKET HELD STEADY

2 50efd 90; Texas fed steers 3 3oSfa 90:
Western steers 8. 6j05 90. Hogs Receipts
49,VO Market lOmilc lower Good To
choice heavy 9 .50a3 SIis light . 25d5 50
bulk OF sales . 1000. 80. Sheep-Receipts
5000. sheep 30at40c lower than close.
Lambs 40050c lower than close. Good to
choice wethcrs 3 1904 % fair 10 choice
mixed 2. T50i3 40; Western sheep 3 OO6s
$50 native lambs 2.500ti 30; Western
lambs 3 .OOSfI 25
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DRUGS AND cHEMICAI,s

,VuInIne. 40nl2c nor ouncn -hot,lo. -.
n nv e. S223et2JO per ounce; cocaine SgoO
bound SSun nSei 6orek, slsc per pound in 100.
esstnrr paifSKages; copperas, S1,4O In barrels
baayAalgesi epson salts Si.T5 Der 100 In
p pbbreis % alcohol So 7Qa3o6 per gallon sui,
her, er 49,, 800 per 100 in barrels; alum. 2iSc
boggne IN barrels; eamphor zoe: wood olco
o ooi LVD; gum opium, S3.sg powdered
S ptnI1 SAS9; oarbollc acid. 40A42c per
p peI,, 100 delivered Texas common rali,Sa1y S
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CATTLE no RE FED

Granger Texas. November t1.-There arc
several hundred head OF cattle In this sec
ton which are expected to he pulled
through the winter on the small grain
crop which is now coming up.
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GRAND OFFICERS WILL BE PRESENT.
Corpus Christi Trying in Earnest to Ar
range an Interesting Program.

Corpus Christi Trying IN Earnest 70 AT
range an Interesting Program.
Corpus Christi, Texas, November l2,-
Grand Chancellor II. II. Swink, Grand
Keeper OF Records and Seal Henry Miller
md several other officers Of the grand
lodge knights Of Pyhins. win attend the
grand knights Of Pythlas carnival and
street fair here on the o1st 22d and 23d
Of this month. grand lodge OF emergency
and n school Of Instruction will be held
here during the three days. Hon, G.. A,
Levi of Victoria will deliver a Pythian
address on the ord. The carnival commit
tee are now cudcavoring 10 secure Hon
S W r. Lanham Governor Sayers or
Mayor Hicks OF San Antonio TO speak
here during the fair
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CaraIII & Richardaon,s Letter.

Houston, November f2-wlth Liverpool
disappointing this morning the early mar
ket 3-64 down, spots 1-16 lower, a genera
desire 10 sell was seen at our opening. The
bearishness was augmented by very bear
sh cables from Liverpool, this being a
sample of those received: Market heavy
in consequence Of small demand from spn
ners and depressions In Manchester. dull
ness Of trade and speculation being ex-
hausted." First sales We're the lowest
however, as covering OF futures by e1-
porters was soon ia evidence and later de-
velopments showed a nice business doing
In spot cotton 10 Manchester AT full prices
The forecast received later added TO the
strength, for Arkansas colder tonight with
frost Oklahoma and Indian Territory
colder tonight with frost, east Texas
ts0athl showers and colder tonight. fol
lowed by fair and colder, west Texas cold
er; Louisiana colder with frost tonight IN
northern portion; the east will have fair
cooler weaver. The semi-weekly receipts
Mt thirteen interior towns was very light
being ~ .53l Us. 1852 last year. Stocks
last week. A New York wire read as fol-
lows: This weeks semi-weekly receipts
smallest for six years Few more of this
sort OF thing and amateur eleven million
statlssicians at Squeedunk, Oshkosh and
few other important centers win take back
eeats" New York closed to up. New
Orleans 4 10 up. Spots 1-16 up New York
epd Galveston, unclaimed elsewhere.
Should we see q continuance OF good de
mand for spot cotton prices should do bet
Ter especially with a decreased movement
which many think IS possible.
Liverpool is due 10 be 104 higher to-
morrow. CargiIl g. Richardson
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GRAIN AND HAY

n16e9alers charge from store Hlioc nnr ,ie ~,
ma los JOS, on bran, 2@Sc per bushel on onts
RR GIUTSn' anu anu l0al5c per 100 lbs ON hay.
Wtits. ~ ep ,iIVSo lbs, S1.2o6i122
13O. ie'-fer 100 lbs, S1.25eS
CC9RRN-No, 2 sacked. s1Mas2c
O9TTSS DHoPS-Pnre. Sl47dt.4o.
Alfalfa, Si5.o055iS. so: choice rim.
bar,s -NlaStO4 1850; South Texas prairi,,
10y S9:90gi90O; North Texas and Tcrrirorv
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:, SsiksAlNRERRIEs 50, e5a2.7S per bushel
SDssSS Sll.sSrF loridaJamaoia, 81. 25Sfs 30
quantities.. SAFE Va Nv fs'SV' less
LEMONS Nessiras En- o..7o -
ing TO quality. F-'u'''o' uecoro-
Ntnls So so NaHtornia winter
per crate, SA25ei4.hO - uVNei' e-'VV'
A ba isAi ~ alliornia. Black Emperor. per
aMshlsket crate, $500: Black Ferrarst. 50 o0.
|'N'asa OF 1Aimeria, T5-lb kegs, $3.50
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THE DEMAND is STRONGER
FOR SUPERIOR GRADES.
No Price Changes Ocour-Oay's Re-
ceipts AGAIN Larue--A Contract OF
10000 Sacks is Made.

Tbe local rice market ruled very strong
on the grades IF superior quality, hut
slightly weaker on the other qualities. NO
change in prices occurred and many distant
orders cIme t. hnnd. The receipts Of tine
DAY were again immense and the sales went
above the average. Tha local mill, since
making preparations for enlarged nccommo-
daucns and running facilities, has made a
contract from one source of 10000 sacks,
and which. with the other shipments con
signed here, insure movement for the
future Of huge proportions.
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KANSAS CITY.
Especial to The Post

Stock Yards, Kansas city November Il.
The following sales by Texas and Terri.
tory stockmen were reported today:
a. f Moss, Llano, 753 pound cows. . 30;
Hutton & Gage, summit, eos pound cows.
2.31; j. NJ. Pollard, Ardmorc 734 pouud
COWS, 2.4O A. p. Racha Arlington, 0iS
pound COWS 3 80.
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HEAVY STAPLES.

HEAVY STAPLES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, per key. $500;
1aSung powder, $165 per key; drop shot,
IN ,sss.cSk $l.15; buck, $500.
,.Ss1o, - extra short clear, in sacks,
ennimSe; regulars 10laci boxed, NC higher,
.BAGGlXG And TIEs-Bagging. Glib.
IA AID, Sc; Arrow ties, less than car
XIV ei ll9ls. from Houston, $135
~ Stick wrapped, basis "a. No 2,
lszI{tS- Der 10; No. /, full weight, basis
&c '2c per ID, special sizes lac high
Z nlxed, 6NQl5c, as to auality.
Il ',ts,n ~ - star, fun weight l11ac; Gran
|frt,in, weight, lie; Electric Lights, Ole.
NJ ~ 49, y Il Portland, 81 75@3.25; Roscn-
\, o i5al5EE -Rio; fair sllashc. prime 9Ha
IN Sug,%@,e, lMlOAc; fancy, 1l@12&c: Pea
nv, l2aHl3l2c; Cordoya. 1876. R0asied
IN -. Ar9qekle'S Ariosa, basis 10o-lJ
III y &c delivered; ApeX, II .4Oc. Lion
n uoI seal Mocha and Java, lib cans
M a aiI1eaa qua lava blend, LID cans, BIB
: "a 4, haEBs.- a b C Soda, bulk, boxes,
|aps Sc; creams, f.: sage pionls DC;
tSYs ana lumbles. lie.
Ttsrt Basis 4S-lb SACKS: Fancy high
III $3.50 $3.50; fancy, half patent. $3.50;
Il hisbne' S5.-o; 24-lh sacks. 10c per bar
khere uour In wood, 15c per barrel
Aaa.lAAcEous GoeDs-Gnts hominy
nam meal, in 4Olb SACKS, per sack,
|rrsip easi meal, In 8B-lb sacks. $2.4O per
IIenSs' Iour sacks; Scotch oats, Sc 90;
nEiey oats, $500; Columbia oats, 81 to;
n 5a,l eals' S265; Heckers buckwleat,
~ PACKAGES, $3.50.
Z. ~ Refined fierce. compounds. SD
Irs ignSy brands 11isc lear. l0lse; 50-l5
chs,Ag nlgher than tierces; 10Th cans. sc
ehsr 's'o cans isc higher; 3-lb cans. ic
|-Se.e NnlssIualndard 11Ad11Rc; fancy 1914
IIAE ppshie hams, Sc.
I25 np'h' SLIGO per barrel; coopered,
6,lss lin barrels, G0G75c per gallon;
bull " extracted, 5d8c per pound;
Ifi7c. no ~ iie; IN le-lb cans, extracted,
Nor tSSEesa sections. 126ll3c.
Ina 1919 heboiled fair, i64alSc;
|p s,~,,53 choice, 25GFn8e; fancy new
E45e. " tSei pure new crop syrup
IIsuSddhEIENskD NILK-Eagle. SO 75a7.oo;
|allenra 6l6i. rs; Dime SIS SOS 20;
bYSrfss 3 ~; aG4.20; Winner SA. o5sd-4 80.
\ fuiiN ts-l-lb full weight. 400, s5Sd9Oc;
Ilaseg weight, s-oz, 81 6Osdi. 70; lib. 5-oz,
|lFI s va aa,gght weight, b696oc; 2-ib Hight
, sS sss. Db aiss's IS e 10 pin ts
|Is' 'ssiiHsosl{le, 500; quarts, American
s1A Fancy ojasad, 65zd6sbo; ehsios,
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Chicago, November -Cattle-Rccclpt8
6SOO including zoo Texans and 300 West
erns Market steady Good 70 prime 3 80
as 80; stocl5crs ana feeders . coat %;
cows O06i4 %; heifers .5005 90; can
ners 0oIl2 %: bulls 1.T504 80; calves
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PRODUCE.

pound.
BEANs-Imported navy beans, 4M043sc
Bayou, &c; English dried. 3Ac; pink, lie,
black eyes, $4,000; Michigan navy, none
California navy, 4AQ4hc; Snaps, $1.00 per
bushel; wnx, $3.50 per bushel; California
Llmas, 6l2c.
BUTTER Blue Star, 21@22c: dairy $50
l5dl9c. Oleomargarlne - Lincoln solids,
l2c; Lincoln prints, l3c Daisy solids, l4c;
prints lSc; Monkey special, 1Sc: Crystal
Gem and country rolls 19c Empire State
special, 15c; special Blue Star, 1Sc; Elgin
dairy bricks 19c; Ideal, lie.
CABBAGE-2c.
Wisconsin full cream rolf.
15c; Wisconsin full cream daisies, 14Kc;
Wisconsin half cream, 12I4d13c.
EGGS-KaDsas. 2Oc; Texas cold storage.
zoe; Texas, lie.
KRAUT-Ntw, in half barrels, $3.50
9NIQNs--Per pound, 2lge.
PEPPER-Chile, new 15@16c per lib;
@12o '''
PEANUTS ~ Jumbos, per pound exc:
fancy II. r.. &c; choice 5l3c Gs., age
PECANS-New Texas, per h. 12Ql4c
POUL Chickens, hens, good. $4,000
$40; fryerS, large, $3,0Na3.5O brollers,
large old, S1.50; ducks. large S2600S % I;
geese, full feathered. SO 25@4.O0; turkeys,
hens S5.OOd5,50; turkeys gObhlers. $500
@70o; young turkeys. So 25d3.T5.
SWEET POTATOES-Yam 90cGSl %
TOMATOES New Mexico. ls-busheI bas
d75c: peck box. 30035c
CELERY - Colorado white, per bunch,
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NOTICE is hereby given that the reguiar
annual meeting Of the stockholders and
directors 81 the Houston East and West
the general offices Of the company, In the
city of Houston, Texas, ut II o'clock
noon on Tuesday, December 3, 1901. Eu-
gene Daigan secretary Houston Fast
and West Texas Ralw0y company.
1o.4-Ot
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PANTS. OIL AND GLASS.

White lead, rer owt. strictly pure, SO 30;
TurpeRtinc. PEI case. two 5gallon cans,
s. ~, barrel lois 44l9e per gallon Min
rral RANTS, In barrel lots per ,ewt soc;
PEI cWt, 81 90 I.lnseed oil best. boiled,
65dGGe Ready mixed house paints, ~ .OOll
81 10 per gallon, according 10 brand. min
erai paints zoe per gallon. Window glass,
5000 per cent on mummy list.
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HARDWARE

WIRE NAILS-S2.O5 base ner ka,
BARBED WIRE - Galyaulzed Gliddcn.
S6.so ne 100 lbs; galvanized Baker, per-
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APPLEs-Arkensas, bbls. choice Ben
Davis, s4.O0a4 %; fancy, 1885, wine
saps and Arkansas bieaks, .429et 20
Belle aeurs, per bon, tt.TS.
BAHANAs--Lsess, tlh421,75I packed,
800. -
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COMPETENT lady stenographer wants sit
this office. 10
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Elgin. H.. November l1--No sales OF but
tor on the board Official market firm at
CSC Sales Of the week COS, 600 pounds.
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MOVEMENTS IN RICE MARKET.

The days sales amounted TO $50 pockets
OF clean Receipts for the day We're 1000
sncks Of rough, making a total to date ot
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situation aR housekeeper for widower or
house work Address Oil Washington
street. Ia
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MONEY TO LOAN on improved farms,
ranches. Houston business and residence
property easiest terms lowest rates OF
Interest. Rogers & Webb, Kium building
Houston. 12.13
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S15O00 no loan 10 nmounts to suit, on
good dty property at 6, Z and per cent
interest; vendor lien notes taken up aud
extended. Pyc 4 Co. KAN building I8
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Euturcs Closed steadY.

New York, November 1.-THE cotton
market opened steady with prices ! to 4
points lower, an indifferent response 10
weak Liverpool cables ana 10 selling or
Izarn from abroad. ia szRlainias these
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SITUATIONS FEMALE.

POSITION WANTED in drug store as as
sistant druggist and bookkeepcr by young
lady with experience ana best OF refer
cnccs can take fun charge OF books.
Address box 73, Hsperanza, Texas. IS
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5000 10 LOAN at per cent for two
years ON improved city property Il. l..
Coleman, New birmingham, Texas IA
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Cornfed, lights ana rough n 0l 4 90
Choice cattle win demand quotations on
arrival. Top cornfcd hogs wanted
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MANTED-N1 lady experienced in book
keeping cashicIing and typewrlting wants
Il position in or out city; willing to take
charge Of all Ut the work In an office for
reasonable salary Address BIZ Fletcher
street, city, is
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FINANCIAL.

FOR HONEST PLTMBTNGT - Collins
Bros. Both phones, No 06 20i Milan.
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GEO, L, PORTER & co buy and sell oil
service 20G1a Main street Houston. II
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REFINED, mlddle-aged widow lady wants
Address 1909 this office ID
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MONEY TO LOAN on Improved Houston
city property or improved farms Easiest
rates and terms. w. w. Miller, 5OA
K,am building, Houston. Il
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$3.50 900 TO LOAN on 1ousrcu business or
residence property; ole to ten years: at
lowest rates OF interest; monthly pay
ments II desired; no delay In getting yOur
money. Apply to n. l.. Mills. 205 Main
street. tt
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a 1g1V1u VnIs sIh day OF November, A, D.
G. A. ELMEN, Bankrupt.
Ordor of Nntinn rhnrnnn

Nih1l VI NoIce Thereon.
Eastern District of Texns
ON this 18th day of November n
IL is PVulion
Ordered by the court, that herring
be had upon the sume on the 25th day Of
November, A. d., 1901, before said court,
&C the office of James Il. Burnett referee
IN bankruptcy u. S. court room Calves
ton; IeNas, IN said district at II o'clock
ia the forenoon. and that notice thereof
he published In The Houston Daily POST.
q newspaper printed In said district, and
mat nll known creditors and other per-
sons In Interest mny appear Mt the said
time ana place aud show cause, IL any.
they have, why the prayer OF the eaItf.
petitioner should not be granted
And Il Is further ordered by the court.
that the clerk shall send by mail to all
known creditors copies OF snid petition
ana this order, addressed to them at
their places of residence us stated
witness the Honorable David r.. Bry-
ant, Judge OF the said court. and tho
seal thereof nt Galveston, IN said dis
iriet, on the 1lth day of November. A. D..
lsnnal Of the court( c DART, Clerk.
Bv G predccki, Deputy Clerk
Leon II, Smith, Attorney