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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
DISEASE NOT UNDERSTOOD.
MANY THEORIES ADVANCED
Tone Of the Live Stock Markets Yester.
day Was Steady for the Choicest
Grades, With Others Weak.

Denlson Texas, December ii.-Farmcrs
and cattle owners in varlous parts Of the
state as well as tn the indian Territory,
espcemliy IN ana abont the Boggy bottoms
have lost cdttle recently from mysterious
causes COWS Ia tho pasture well ono dny
the next morning would he found dead
fceding cattle on corn stalk Is one OF sew
eral theories advanced for the fatality to
COWS. The state veterinarian has been an.
pehled 10 for remedy 10 stop the raw
ages In Texas.
Caddo, |. T., says the sudden Death OF
cattle In the Boggy bottoms Is alarming
Frequently. within day or two after
turning cattle into the fields, they suddcnlv
sicken and lie. Thousands OF cattle are
lost each fan In this wnv and the subject
~ attracted much attention. as we'll as
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The New Orleans Market.
lSnnrinl in Ihc pnstl

New Orleans. December H. Rough rico
was asain In moderate Offering With the
demand brisk for an lines Prices were
strong, hut not quotahly higher About
all offerings were absorbed Clean rice
was also strong with an active volume Of
business. Receipts from country mills We're
moderate The receipts today were 2TD1
sacks of rough aud lI2T pockets Of clean.
The sales today nt board ~ trade were
47O5 pockets of clean and no sacks Of
rough OF which T2O sacks were Honduras
and 40 sacks Of pomcstic-Japan,
clean rice unchanged. Actual Salos eM6M
Rough rice very strong. Actual sales,
Honduras 1903 e.: Domestic Japan > 81
as -. other figures unchanged.
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SALES ABOVE AVERAGE.
SITUATION IS ACTIVE,
Demand Continues Strong and More
Pronounced on Fancy 6rades-Many
Orders Come to Local Brokers.

rho local rice market was highly active
yesterday The sales were of volume
above rho average ana the receipts that
oomo In werc medium. Tho demand Is very
strong ami more pronounced on the fancy
grades Some local operators are expecting
higher prices nj an early time II the present
outlook for production be correct Many
orders arrived from distant places and n
number Of contracts were taken undcr con
s'deration witch are likely 80 swell tho
early movement of rough. Tho price Hist
remained without alteration,
Following were the ruling prices
IapOn IOuEh ....... ..a-... 81 - asa 30
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LADY GLASS Experience
With incandesecnt lamps; send address
by mail. Houston Electrical supply Co.
I,amp dpDartWent. ~
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HEAVY SrAPLEs

T.. 80 4 ~ 4 - iSlAf7F
f.M.NuNlTlON-Powder, per key. s4Oo,
EsulE powder, Sl.65 per keg; drop shot
3 tch sl.75: buck. 500.
tAse0N- Extra short clear. In sacks
fss aWa regulars, llAc; boxed &c high
RAGING SSD TIES agging. 2lb,
;.ttlo, &c; arrow tics. less than car
i iSiS from Houston, sl,85.
xssDi -Stlck, wrapped. basis "a. No 2
EssIE per Id; No, l, full weight, basis
! \ sgncIs per 10; special sizes l9c higher
NM Ug'ttIsioe' as to quality,
4 HSpiIt,ltls.-star.. fun weight, 11lgc; Gran
rs M weight lie; Electric Lights 91ac
rESI Portland, s2.75d3.25; Rosen
f FEE fair sl4ds,ac. prime oHq
e1slce l0dl0Ac: fancy, lldl2hc; Pea
iSAa l3i9c; COrdova. 1870; Roasted
"a. Ar6ucRle's Ariosa, basis 1OOlb
esis afliyered Apex, IL 4Oc; Lion
u NV sea Mocha and lava. lib cans
ilSVsa ana Java blcAa, lib cans, 2-lt
81 A,SKKERs-A Il c soda. bulk. boxes,
~ ~ callons' per dozen, s5c: ginger
n ana tumbleS. lie.
uSIbasis is-ib sacks: Fancy nigh
s 80 -" fancy, half patent, $3.50,
n iishD.H 5000 24-lh sacks, Toe per bar,
# uCur In wood f5c per barrel
EssIiss.!AicEous GooDs-GrIts. homlny
pssI meal IN 4olb sacks, per sack,
tneaI' IN 36-lb sacks. 500 pei
~ a louT sacks, Scotch oats, SO 20
IL oats, $40, Columbia oars ~ 10
+ PACKAGES, $3.50 "'' NV ''''
& Ia hshned tierce. commands SI,d
"a ~, ~ llallAc. 5O.lb cans, Hc oirbeI
III u M WI cans, &c higher; O.ln
Saer, 3ib cars, lie higher.
NJ ksmss %oG a, l2hc; fancy. i29iG lac
l-BUlt' $500 per barrel; coopcred
b SlSEY n barrels, coarse per salon.
~. 4, Sallc; ir l2ib ems ex tractad
LakSpSSu sections, l2Gl3p
I, sSSic. heholled. fair, 167sGIlset
.syteb. ssss55olre. 25@26c; fancy new
= "Se5dc; pure new crop syrup
s Ri,LNs I, MILK Eagle. so 75e.- 90
81 tnTt ',,e9ai 49, Dime. IS. SjGi3. 90
lfHS-iiy5ss ~ Winner. s. 25G4.35.
m vtlzbt s'ull weight, 4-oz. s560Oc
"a Lii SSoz' 81 .6pd1.T0; lib, 5-oz
I. ssht, $4,000 weight; $4,000; 2.lh
40 a"ei lunch oysters, lib
lee, y gallon kegs. Sl.O0: 10
n .tyls@, g. & s. ohs-bbis, $50; pints
N@: sa ni,i,m; quarts. American
PIE So6 saiieh, $3.50; f.gailon Amer
L--Fxtra l-eal lon hexagon. 81. so
ialr, asHv,,vs mead. 64m6isc: ehoieh
sSeanou. ,SS''sc' fancy Imported, ga
si,'rsS !, basis 7.ls, Zoe. Manila
ssLoelsHIs,Ihi yarn, Sc; tarred. 74c.
: le. n ~ n coarse s5c; ine. SIC
3 So COOS, SO As; io0-ss,
asi1io1cAsek.rel, No. /. in 1o-it
No: fgb, s es ld,. hbls, 7oib, No. 1
~, e saey Pillar Rock. columbls
sstssr 's'le Rock. Columbia River
Ever n 'ssska, s1.1a: Tov. q
vi ~; Blne Bah. Coipnhia
sss Fsasg RedS r az, 81 -; C.rll V
ssi-a As,ssT lean quarters. 81. ssel
''"oS'So; imported GIL
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WANTEn-tirstclas class cook Apply immedI.
atcly l2o5 Milan street "
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WANTED Good live local salesman Tor
tho sale Of The New Century aud Now
Model pCusmorc rypcwrltcrs In the city
OF Houston; no capital required porscy
Printing Company. Dallas, Texas. Apply
TO ". \. smith Rice hotel Houston,
Tcvas T.
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FRUITS.

APPLEs-Fancy Ben Davis, S4.15a5 90;
fancy winesaps. IS. 25aAD.60, New Mexico,
per 4Olb boxes, 81 s5d2,OO Belle Fleurs,
per box sl.75; fancy Oregon, boxed. I've
red S1.S0.
-CRANBERRIEs- $500 per bushel crate;
barrels $500.
ORANGES-FlO rida-Jamacia, S3.0On3 %;
Sl.J06600.
CUCOANUTS- sack Of 100 g. T5d
4 %; less quantities. - 25.
LEMONS esslnas, new crop, S3.23D
$50: CALIFORNIA;. 81 25el3.50.
PEARS-Fal varieties California Winter
Neiis. $500
PINEAPPLES- Grated, per dozen, 5000
per crate 81 256f4.5o
GEEPES-New York Catawba, 5-lb pony
nnskets 23c; Carrier crates, 10 SID baskets,
So 25: Malaga or AlmeriH, 25-lb kegs, $3.50
600.
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sci Cotton RuIed steadv.

New Orleans December 1.-THE spot
c,tton market during the day ruled steady.
but trading was somewhat restricted by
cloudy weather. Exporters report bet.
ter den and and Southern mills are also re.
ported to he IN -ha local market Private
telelrags from the interior repor; that Of
ferii gs V ere scarce and holders were ask
Ing higher prices thtn are being paid In he
local arket. Sales 5000 bales, Including
$50 10 nrrivc Quotations unchanged
Futures were fairly active aud irm. Lty,
erpool although lower, was better than ex-
pected Our market accordingly opened 2
10 points up hut Immediately sold OF 2
ruder pttfsure Of realizing. January sold
as low as 80 and March went down Ia
81 Prices held fhlrly steady until Sec
rotary Hcstcrs seni-imcckly statement was
issued when the market became nrncr as
the statistics were hullishly construed by
the genera trade The market gradually
worked up and az the close January shaved
n net gain Of ~ points and all other posi-.
tlcns 1fdi5 points above last evening 3
c'Csiun
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Total trading ...... S4,SI62Ib SI'hdiSoS
Brokers and transport -,,-o go 20,
crs s.... ......''''- i~"'fip ""'""
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nRrGs AM CHEMlcALs.

QuinIne. 4Od 32c per ounce bottle; nor
phine So 25N9j0 per ounce; cocaine, SdO
per ounce: horax, STAG per pound IN 100
pound packages: conperas. 81 40 10 barrels;
castor oil. Sl.20 per gallcn In o'Eniian
packages. epson salts. 81. Is per 100 ms. 10
teircis. aicohol AZ 1913 % pen gallon; sui
phur, s2.65 per 100 IN barrels alum, 2!ss
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NEW ORLEANS.

Especial to Tho postl
New orleans. Dcc,B hcr II The New
orleans live stock exchange reports:
Fair supply Of everything except fat
steers. Tor this class There Is good de-.
mund Al quotations, Hogs and sheep dun;
few on sale
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Futures Closed Firm and Higher.

New York. December 1.-THE cotton
II aibct opened jteady with prices un-
Changed to points higher and fot brief
period responded readily 20 buying from
abroad and Wall street as well as the
cable news which averaged much better
than expected. Bull leaders however We're
SOW to give tho market their support white
the greater portion q the floor contingent
sold on the theory that n sharp further de
clue in prices was due Selling for longs
and shorts for the rest of the first huGr
sent prices OF sharply and before 1880
O'Clock January had dropped to SOB and
May to SOS. Large port receipts and scar
city Of Investment orders added to the con
fdencc of ring bears.
JUST before midday buying for a single
nCcount turned the course Of the market
and started shorts In full retreat. For tho
rest of the session buying was more or less
active FOR both accounts With early sellers
III at case. Predictions for a bulllsh set of
cables from Liverpool tomorrow with re.
ports that Southern spot markets were
stiffening on urgent demand added tn the
alarm Of the bear element. There was a
slight pause In the advance, hut In the last
hour the market climbed sim higher on
persistent buying for both accounts Eu-
rope and The South picked up liberal
amounts. Of late months and splnners
rough, January and March. The close was
firm with prices net II to Il points higher.
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Inanlre at Cagney's saloon for location
of work. Bob Robinson. cook. to come
to Orange for position. Fifty teams at 81
per day. s. A. Robertson, Sabine build.
Ing Orange. Texas. ~
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Chicago. December IL Cattle Receipts
23,00o Including 1000 Texans choice
stcndy, all others sharply lower Good to
prime 6. 2J6i6. 7a poor to good medium
4 0od,5 so; stockers and feeders 00sfi Ia:
calves , 5oH3 50; Texas fcd steers ! l0gi
heavy stcady: others Nils lower nntchcr
. .NM0 -, good 10 choice heavy q. 2ISiG, 90;
light 4 lo0t5 81; bulk pf sales s Sld6 TO-
Sheep Receipts 23,o00 Market steady to
strong. lambs strong to Zoe higher. Good
70 choice wCthers 3, 10Gj ( 2S; fair TO choice
mixed : I1Q3 40; Western sheep Upfii co;
native lambs = .50Gi1. %; Western lambs
? 0Cdt4 10
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PRINTER Man who can run news, iob
and press room MS forcman must he good
man aud reliable. town OF $500; hrst.class
plant, employing three men: plenty OF
work Address STA this office, stating
wages expected. "a
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GRAM AND HAY

Carload lots. 10. b. cars from mlliers,
dealers charge from store S1floc more per
100 lis on bran, 26j3c per bushc on oats
and corn, and lOHl5 per loo lbs on hay
BRAN Per 100 lbs. Si.S56f1.3s.
WHEAT SHORTS-~Pcr leo lbs, 81 4oG
1.45
rORN CHOPS Pure. 81 So
COIN-No. . sack sd sIigdsShc.
uATs-Per hushcl, 5Sp6nc.
IAY--Alfalfa. S15.OOdi5.50; choice tim
othy. S19.Cdi10,5O South Texas prair'e
hay 81 5C6ia COZ North TeYns aud Territory
hay Si4OOmt0.Oo
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MYSTERIOUSLY.

range steers 8 .50Sia 90; Texas and Indian
steers 3 i0d4 10 Texas cows q aOd3. 10:
bulls > losi4 60, Valves aiSis II i"ss -,
Receipts 2a,oOo Hogs steady TO sc higher;
lights VMioc lower, Heavy q. 65ff0. Is !,
mixed packers Q. 2Jfi6 20; light : 5Oa6 so;
Market strong to Toe higher; native lambs
8 Jcds ~; Western lambs Q. S5aii o., MAJ
tive .wethers 3. 1nsf4 90, Western weihers
3.4NiS a.; ewes 3 oO5i3 ~; cnils aud feed
ers 4 1914. 25
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per pound In bancis snitpeter, &c per
puund Ia barrels; camphor. TOc; wood alca.
mol SlN; gum opium. S3.S5; powdered
opinr, S4.S5. cnrbrlic acid, ana &c per
pound In bottles; calcium carbide $500
pei 100 delivered Texas common railway
points
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1 comparison Of these quotations show
bang advantages In favor Of Houston as a
fholesale market When the buyer consld.
b. the benefits Ia he derived from Hous-
ttls freight rates he will find that even
fhsu the Quotable figures at other mar
ssts ere lower the price finally PEI, Il gen.
saly greater. The prices are tlose ruling
Anong Houston wholesale merchants and
De revised daily
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DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.

APPLEs--Fanty evaporated, 5Olb boxes,
ol9c; lib cartons, fancy. 1Oi3c; cartons.
choice 9l9c; choice evaporated sac sun
dried, 6]sc,
APRICOTs- Per III. loose, lOgsd11c.
CITRON-tr 1O-lb boxes. 14c
CURRANTS 2blb boxes cleaned, bulk,
si9d9t; lib cartons, 91smllc.
DATES-1-lb packages, Tl5dSl2c: Fard
dates. &c; Hollowei, bulk. GO-lh boxes, ja6c.
FIGS-lmported. 12I5dl5c.
PEACHES Choice new stock, SAM0c.
RATSINS-C California. 3-crowu, l. l..
boxes 81 6h; a boxes. l.. l.. raisins, GJG
I5c; 2.crown. l.. NJ. raisns 5o-lb boxes,
5tad6c; 3crown. l.. NJ. GisdIc
COS. Sc, 7o-sos, SIG; Coos, Sc; 5o-Goss, 0lsc;
40-5Os. 7l2c.
NUTs-brasI, 1Gd1Tc per lb ilherts, Sic
lily. l3c: California walnuts. l3Tl4c; pea
nuts fancy hand picked, 5A66c No. 2,
4%d6c: Jamho, 606Rc; almonds, Taragona.
l6dlTc per ID In sacks; California almonds,
15c; pecans, new crop, 11@l5c,
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Liabilities Of falurcs In leading branches
Of business tn November as shown by re.
ports 10 r &. Dun & Co.. are compared
below with last year:
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pAINrs. o1Ls an GLAss.

White lead. per cwt. strictly pure, $3.50;
Turpentlne. per case, two 5galon cans
sos: barrel lots, 1850 per gallon. Mir-
lal paints. IN barrel lots. per cwt. soc;
per cwt, Sl.OO Llnseed oil, best boiled,
65466c Ready mixed house paints, -Sl.Ord
$50 per gallon. according 70 brand; mln-
erai paints zoe per gallon. Window glass
500 per cent on January list.
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CANNED GOODS.


CANNED FRUITS Apples, alb, 95c6
10 pineapples, sliced, II, 10; eyeless and
fieless, Sl15n1S So; extra grated, S2OUd
~ pears, 2-lb SOC; strawberries, 2-lb,
.lOgl@, blackherrles 2-lb, S5cGS1 90;
faeasA 2lb, slUEql 10, peaches, 3-lb,
\. than Gold, SjcMy1 10.
FAMED VEGETABLES Tomatoes, 2-lb,
weight, s2i5GSjc; BIB, full weight,
kpqll5; 2-lb, seconds, S0GS2Lc; Bib,
fwlds, Sl001 05: okra and toma-
~, 2lb, Csc. Canned kraut BIB, Sl0J6
~; California asparagus, 2R-lb. $1.05M
flg, I'D California asparagus tips, $500;
tsed beans Bib, 95c, 2lb string beans.
~ 2lh kidney beans, Csc: 2-lb Stringless
pas, N.25; 2-lb marrrwfat peas, 81 10;
II American petit pois, 81 5Odl rs: Al
nc, 500, 2-lb Blue Ridge corn, Sc;
NE 81 Maryland 95c; Newark, 00c; Bet
n than Cold S5cdl 1G.
&ALlFORNlA FRUIT Extra standard,
Il peaches lemon cling. 81 1902 90;
a .pEA Crawford, Sl,sjd195; black cher
w N,2Vd2 25; white cherries, So 2jQi
u ipgicots, 81 sOal 30; strawberries,
& sssG?i0; pIums, $165dl.75; grapes,
q vel 49, seconds, l0c per dozen less
extra standard prices
AIMED MOLASSES- & r. Old Fash
n e gallons, $50 per case; y gallons,
E pff chse; y gallons, $3.75 per
IL hairomel syrup, 2-lh cans. 90
"a, God Medal brand. fancy table
IA " Quart Jars, 500 per dozen; b. B.
Vos Gold Medal Glib, csc; alb 81 80;
~ N.26; lob, 81 %
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HARDWARE.

WIRE NAILS s2n5 base per keg,
BAkIEH WIRE Galvanized Gllddeu,
$3.50 per 100 lbs; galvanized Baker. $3.50
per loo lbs
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF GALVESTON, December II.
Arrived.
Sc Beaver (Am.), from New York.
Cleared.
SIS Concho (Am.l. for New York
IS Bernard Hail (Br.), for Liverpool.
Sailed.
IS Denver tAm1 for New York,
SIS HelEoland fGer), for Bremen,
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DAY IN THE RICE MARKETS.

The days sales amounted 10 500 pockets
of clean Receipts Tor the day were ~
sacks Of rough, making total to date Of
5l,7tS,
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Dallas Texas. December il-~Coupty At
torney Faux ~ Travis iounty, Win prose
cuted the brewery trust, spent the day In
Dallas. ,frF ~ Gas
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KANSAS CITY

Stork Yards, Kansas city, Mo. Dcccm.
be- LITTLE following sales Nv Texas and
I Critury stock men were reported TODAY;
5. Kiug. MoNia in2i pound bulls. no;
+. u Carter. workman. TS6.poupd steers.
steers 4 -; + A. Rounds. WORKMAN O0,.
pound steers. ~. \. y. Snnpp WORKMAN,
h27-round steers. so. G, r. Rarrlugcr.
ArdmorC 1857 mound Stecrs. g.: ! VI.
Pollard. Ardmorc. l05i-pound steers, Is.
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

quarters, SIS GOdlo 40, according 10 grad,
STAKCH-S Standard goods; rearl. In +olb
boxes. tias@di]9c; ROYAL Gloss o. Archer,
box; S3.0o; corn starch. jlac per ID, - ard
40-lb boxes
SUGAR Quotations are for small lots;
Standard graduated, 5ka5hc; cubes and
powdered, sac. Louisiana yellow CHARMED
fancy. 44c choice 4t2c.
PRODUCE.
BEESWAX-Prime Texas. 22d23c per
pound.
. BEANs-Imported navy beans, 4aa4asc;
Bay3u' &c; English dried, ,Shc pink. 4c;
California navy 4Am413c: Snaps Sl.un per
bushci; wax, S1Jo per bushel California
Limas. 5l5d6c
BUTTEk@Biue star 2id22c: dairy $50
l9c; Elein Creamery 2s@23c; reSas bricks
ls@lgc Oleomargarine Lincoln solids
12c; Lincoln prints, lac; Daisy solids 14c
prints, lsc: Monkeys, special, lsc; Crystal
special, l5c; special Blue star iSc: Elgln
dairy bricks, lac; Ideal, lie; Purity Cream
cry, 90 and 30-lb tubs pc; lib prints 2lc
Elgin creamery, solids, 1Sc.
CHEESE Wisconsin full cream rolls
i5c; Wisconsin full cream daisies, 1+l2t,
Wisconsin half cream, l2iam13c
EGGS-Kansas, 22c; Texas cold storage
22c; Texas, 25c.
kRAuT-New, in half barrels. S3.o08
ONIONS Per pound 3a3Hc
PEPPER-Chile, new. l5@10c per III
POTATOES 81. OGdl 20. according 10
quality; Colorado, Sll5Gt 30
PEANUTS umhOs, per pound 6d6i2c
fancy hand picked No. !, 5ha5ac
POUBTRN-Chlckens, hens. good. So 955i
2,75. frycrs, large 50 $4,000 broilrrs
SLI5W225; mixed lots. S2.25a2 Is; cocks
large, old, 81 so; ducks, large. So 500,3 p /:
geese. full feathercd. SO. 1914 80: turkeys
lens. S5.0OG6 so; turkeys. gdhblers SU5on
1000; Young turkeys 50 256i3.75
SWEET POrAlOESP Pumpkin and yc-
4Cei50c
TOMATOES Mexico. l5husheI bns.
kets. S10od1.50; Texas, Sd hushcl basket
CELERY Colorado. white, per bunch
G0d75c; fancy California. 6Od75c
tAULlFLOWER-Fan California, per
tlntp - HrGJ9 IL
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WANTED--A good man In eIch town 10
Texas, Big money 10 the right person.
and Collection Association, r.tO, Box gf,
Boulder Colorado. Ift6 -SfeI N
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED in WAFER works towns
for the Modern alter. new design.
sells rapidly true merit address Modern
Filtcr Go, 2i3 D1. Franklin street.,
Boston Mass.
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HELP WANTED.


WANTED tlrst class cook. Appiy immedi.
atelN. los Milan street u
WANTED Boy to work in offcc: must b,,
ahlc TO read and write Room IL, Cotton
Exchange. n
WANTED Roy to work IN printing oTIce
az nights one with experience Address
Is. u, thls Office 10
COMPETENT quick bookkcepcr and type
wrtist Answer with reference T.. o,
BoN 20I. Houston. 10
PRINTER Man who can run news iob
and press room Ms forcman must he good
man aud reliable, town OF $500; hrst.class
plant, employing three men: plenty OF
Work Address 5llA, this office, stating
wages eNpe-ted. IS
WANTED At ONCE ono coafmaEer aud
one bushelmnn; must he sober and re-.
liable men. Archibald Clark Shreveport
La- Is
WANTED Tic haulcrs for san pine ties.
cents Tor first mile aud cent per mile
after that; good dry country good roads
long job and plenty of tics; pay every 80
DAYS, Ralph Cook. superintendent, Con,
rlsan, Texas. -
WANTED Fcmulo servant; must he first
class cook and housekpCpcr. references
required wages SIS 10 $50 per month for
reliable aud capable woman Apply az
once MrS. a. w Pollard, olo Pierce
avenue. y
WANTED Printer: must be siuelc, sohcr
iuu attentive 20 uNl4' salary - ptE week
and beard furnished. j J. Nalllng,
Thornton, Texas 12
WANTED Competent ladies to conduct
advertising correspondence NJ their homes.
write al once for particulars. salary paid.
Mrs Rem /. Camp. County Line, Ca, IL
WANTED by wen known singer and
comedian, lady who can sing or dance,
or both viii instruct good amateur
Address 1857, This oilicc. II
WANT a MAN TO SGT M aud run nv
oil mill; will pay one thai suits me so
per month for twelve months, g. S
Cook, kcapdy, Texas. u
WANTED Ladies 10 write an hour or two
each day ~ home. can get work at once.
$50 per month, prompt pny; send adj
dressed stamped envelope Tor partl 'ularS.
Miss Fannie O, Bakcr, Jewels, Hancock
county. Ga. y
WANTED Baker aud pnstry cook sltua.
tiou permanent; when YOU write give ref
ercnceS Address Frank Johnson Timp
son, Texas. -
WANTED Good, I've local salesman Tor
tho sale Of the New Century ana New
Model pCusmorc rypcwrtcrs In the vtty
OF Houston no capital required Dorsey
Printing Company, Dallas Texas. Apply
20 " y smith. Rice hotel iouston
Texas "
WANTED Good cook Apply 2s0a san ia
Cinto. j.
WANT a good cook Can i4OG Mckinney
NANNY a man and Wifi lwhitcl 10 work in
dairy. man must be good mllkcr. Call
l4od Mckinney aycnuc II
BLACKSMITH helpers wanted. Mosehart
a Keller co. ~
RELIABLE White woman to cook and Keep
dining room for small family, room and
liberal wages given. references. AddrCs q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12

MANI Twelre 60 ifteen good tiemak
ers: tiist class timber steady inh the
year around roy further pafileffiars ad-
dress 4. a. Love. Superintendent LouIsi-
ana and Texas Lumber CO.. Coithagp,
Texas tsaf3f8 if
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12

.SIEADY WORK Wanted at once, four
cont makrrs; lnrnc Indies, scam stitch"re.
Apply llu0 Congress ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12

YOUNG MAN stonogr1pheri htlIe rNpoTI
cncc and SALARY wanted prefer one hay
Ing worked in lumber otfi'r, j. C.. HIN
LMmhnr 90. $40 Mnsnm hln-A. ~