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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-22
A BEARlSH MARKET
STILL IN EVIDENCE.
Rnelo-Ameriean Heavy seller-Bayou
City Advanees---N. o. & p. and
Manhattan Were Weaker.

Tho aggregate transfers showed freer
trading as result Of the call At The Oh
and Stock Exchange yesterday. bcarish
market was still In evidence aud an AL.
uiuonal degree OF weakness appeared In
some Of the stocks. Others held I'M more
favorably and the general list Jared mod.
erately well considering the depression
Many express the opinion that some Of
tue companies must pay dividends that
nave been expected by investors. In order
mat the confidence Of stockholders may
pe more secure. Where those expectations
nave been met the signs OF weakness arc
materially lessened. The progress made In
tue marketing Of the oil will no doubt load
10 a removal Of this feature Of the situa.
ton and insure revival OF demand
Anglo American was the leading trader.
and IN view of the number of sellers mani.
rested renewed strength. All The stock
wanted At Pc could not he had and the
price went lsMhc better on some sales.
me price FOR which Bayou City has been
neld since the late advance, was given for
two shares OF the stock ana further offers
or same were refused, Beatty new WAS
more nctive at higher figures aud Paragon
You brought an increase OF Ne. National
on and Pipe dropped below the previous
uay selling, price and very good trading
occurred. Manhattan Slumped again and
offerings At l cent less found no takers.
cascade sold freely. but did not improve
IN value. heavier demand appeared for
Lone star and Crescent. with 55c given
for good sized block and bids of Sc less
refused. Independence. Victor and Fort
worth were fully up to their former basis
Of value mud active selling took place. NJ.
X. aud 4 dropped 10 the lowest mark We.
noted on this stock and several lots
changed hands at %, A block OF King OF
~ Paso and Enterprise were each oh.
tanned at preceding bids and Becky Sharp
showed no change
The total sales amounted to a., 1852 shares.
The prices bid and asked and the sales
made were as follows:
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Il, 4 3. Beer's Cotton Lettcr.
(specIal 10 Tue Posfl

1
New Orleans, March 21.-Liyerpool al.
vauccs were better than looked Tor CON
scouently our market opened > higher and
advanced > subsequently on the light
amount brought into sight during the
week. Tue heavy interior receips ana INC
beurlsh visible supply statement occnslohtu
break Of II from the top later, but sup,
porting orders about this time occasiuhed
an Improvement of from tue bottom
making the net loss points on tue ua(.
The amount brought into sight during
The week was 5000 less than last year.
The total marketed thus far for March Is
only 5000 behind last year, whereas the
aggregate brought into sight from Septcm-
her 1 to date is 9,l26,OO0, against S'~'m
last yeer an Increase Of $50" oS S,, ms Iast
year was 10. 46S,0 600. and as the excess Ca
date Is 10000 than the movement on us
face points to crop OF lo,oa4'WD. those
Who issued g. 10000 estimates must GhAn.
don such figures. as the crop Will he prac
tically I'm by April /, There ARE others
who still believe the crop VIII he about
1C.O0C, OOc Therefore, 20 mske the crop
that small. the movement from now out
win have 10 decrease $4,000. IN oihl
words. the amount to ue markctcd for the
balance Of the season must he only one
half ot what 1t was last yger TO hr ~
about such n result. lhc tmluy ieadlnl
Interior towns received 5c,Oo0. ngninst a.,
eco last year. losing lT,t IN stock, against
a loss Of COCOA last year. Eliminating
Houston, the other twenty ,nine towns F.
colyed $4,000. against $4,000 last yC0r, nr
Increase of 81 per cent Tho total st'"t
ashore and afioAt Of American IN Iivorpo"
is $4,000. against $4,000 last year na'
SGG.OOO year before last. The visible sup
ply Of american decreased during the wor,
sGOCo, against decrease or o1.oOp lH-'
wear and the 8gcrcggte 30 date Is 3,lAIop
against 100000 last year sentiment 'on
and exporters checks speculative hnyn.
for tho present. II. " ", b"'l.
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AGGREGATE SALES INCREASE.

Galveston Wharf Co. ....l 81 90 81 90
Houston Land and Trust
90, f.s..s..ss.. ..s..ss lW ~ is.... -,
Houston Drug co. ...... Has 90 l165 90
Houston Drilling and Sup
ply Co. ......,.........sh. ......i IS 90
International Creosote Co
OF Beaumont .s......... 30 90 .,..,...
Moore-I ul1es Canal Co ...l 81 M ~ %
Merchants National Banklii5 90 li4o 90
Magnolia Park Co. .,,.,..L.....,l ~ 90
Mutual Building and Loan
Association ....,........h 4.,,.lfOO 90
Planters and Mechanics
National Bank ......s.llt2 80 ..4....,
Rockdalc OH Mil ,...e...... $50 90
South Texas National BankilS5 90 ll0a 80
Sour Lake springs Co..,l 80 90 booze"
Southwestern Dry Plate
Co ....... ........... l...... los 90
Trinity Rice. Land aud lr
rgatlon Co. .......s..,l...... On 90
Texas Savings, Real Es-
tate and Investment Co, Ss on al 90
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Rchari Cooke & Co
caraill & Riehardson's Letter.

Houston. Texas, March 2i.-Better Liver
pool advlces than expected 3-64d higher
than yesterday, gave us Arm cotton mar
ket during the early session today. but
later with the posting of the comparative
iy heavy estimated receipts at New Or
ieana and Houston the market began to
weaken under liquidation by longs, but
toward the close slight rally occurred,
carrying prices 10 nearly last nights close.
The amount 70 come into sight for the
week was 1873 40, against 18i. 236 last year
Total TO date 9,126,01l, against s,T0O. III
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kBe re a, Day N AVERAGE.
"a t-2e--Bran UP 20
. '''iso Slightly Firme'--Fruit
's slsss. Rsp'enished'

..rdly mp to the average
s,s W az market yesterday and
sio. srsment Of fruit and produce
" ! 1r ,,y was in evidence
another upward bound and
"a V
.,,oss arrived and did much
~. \ decreased stocks
,,csns are normal and prices
ss,, \. according to size
,su went &c higher and North
NJ y i. selling 81 lower
fair supply of coast country
1 lsad and prices are about loo
,,n gone DIP &c at primary
~ i, local prices have not yet
itSted.
.Aloaeps Of apples oranges and
IN each be unloaded today and
i, viii be in better shape for
assr
:. ,Itudlon Is slightly tirmcr and
4 thine between False. Dealers
4 !, creator activity in this commo'
A. canlng week caused by the
,.nsnd. stocks have been very
y, hela for this purpose, however,
/, not thought that prices will be
4 ,sscted
A., from California on prunes state
4 Nal exports Of pluues from Califor-
|,,.a, January were 4.S00OO0 pounds
|s,l.sss The report for February has
n BEEN received bat wiz undoubted.
,r,sste a satisfactory quantity, mas.
4 q sblpnents were continually going
I'll during that month. as well as
4, me early portion of March. The
IN remaining on the coast from the
m was 100000 pounds, and pos.
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Nev Orleans. N q Tho cotton mar
se. f- 1 fsiry active and
st.af salcs aF sale INCLUDING $50
t.r. D. -rrr ono tons unchanged,
no tafE. FOR fte fIturH delivery OF
4eitsr sit.c 1 10 awakening today from
81 ieif.iey thai has prevailed recently.
81. opfh,ng 81 was from > 70 poin =
1rer The lnsi dgurcs OF ye. tcrdly, but the
strength came from surrounding feAtuies
fafher than any support given locally j.
dragged along YEARLY with remarkably mar
row limits, Gnally losing The opening ad-
vance and a few points more. closing with
fember and 10 points on the ether posi-
tons
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Nan York Cotton.

New York March 2i.-The cotton market
opened steady with prices 10 0 points
higher and during the early session held
the advance without effort. Shorts quietly
covered on bullish cablegram from the
English market light port receipts and es-
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HEAVY STABLES

HEAVY STAPLES.
aNUNlTIoN-rowder, per 1eg, S1.oo;
sing powder, si65 per key; drop shot,
sss, N,45; buck, $40.
s4ltoN Extra short clear, in sacks,
II ,tssi@ese;i regulars; liu's@llc; boxed nc
s4sGIaGlNG AND TIES BnggIng, o-lb.
,2Flh Il5c: Arrow ties, less than car.
,y Sls from Houston, SIPS.
aAsS.Di-Stiek, wrapped. basis "a. No. 9,
gste per ID; No. /, full weight, basis
1ai,!c per ID; special sizes, 1ac high
CANDLEs-star, full weisiT, Toe; Gran.
r lulI weight, lOl3c; Electric Lights, SIZE
4 aS y SlJlSroPoGnrtland, S2.75&3.25; Rosen-
eoPFEE-Rlo, fair, slsdshc: prime. GA
s. choice ,a 9$,d10c; fancy, 1OlhGlic; Pea.
r s.s l-ta lS3c Coitlova, 13Iac; roasted
|Ss y lie, delivered Apex. ii.4Oc: Lion,
~ 500 Seal Mocha and Java, lib
Fs re; Mocha and Java blend Lib
4 a. s'p land and Alb pals, 1S&c; Internation-
~ sas Iolend, Lib tins, 1SAc: . and Alb
I'm Ioae; Royal Anna Mocha ana Java,
tSp s ulS. -, 2sc; bulk, sc.
ma: L." IL. hIhE MS Il soda, bulk, boxes,
kSps NJ cartons, per dozen soc; ginger
~ rs; creams, Sc: stage plauks. 6iIc:
m ,shd lumblcs. lie.
1 atsS ytuHsIBasis 4S-lb sacks: Fancy high
k,s H'S}; fancy, half patent, S4 ,05:
ii iIsssnuIe' IS. %; 24-lb sacks, lOc per bar.
5ghers Hour in wood, ljc per barrel
,,If1AHaal.NAcEoUs Goops-Grits bom,nv
~ I nt.lI meal In 40ll sacks. per snclS.
ia,rsf Ss ~ meal, in 38-lh saeks, 81 10 per
49,. VI iolr sacks: Scotch oats. 81 5h
hiTtanr oats, 3.25: Columbia oats So so:
lB4b fsotaalS, S2S5: Hecker's buckwheat,
,LAhD-Rchned 49,.
Ban tssrs, wAc; 50-lb cans, Ia higher
Ia1s lerees; lob cans. sc hi,bor, IN
HAMS ss.gner; 3-lh cans. ic higher.
Isnlc bams. aSsq1fafd' llA; fancy, IaMal3c;
tS -sulS. S1,oO per barrel; coopered.
ausSsNIbEY-ln barrels. 65a75c per gallon +.
l la'Sir.' ,s sallc; In 12.lb cans. extrocted'
M0Ti gggHmnnd sections. I2Mf3c
line ISL Rebolled. fair. 1eRs71sc,
lop svrDp -i so choice. 25d28c; fancy new
" ~ '-u8Sei pure new crop syrup.
lssS5SSpIiENSsEp MILK-EagIe So 7507 90.
hsisass, S465M4.I5: DINE RI $50 ~, % ~,
0lSTfFpp s4;,I5q4, 20; Winner, 81 256ya a.,
70 mn I lib full weight 4 ~ s55,aoc
DdeSe. g,elght; s OF, 81. coal. 10: LIS, * or
ght wel1ht snEnt weight, $4,000; 2-pA
q sid56n'' eoG9Oc; lunch oysters, Liz
,llou Easss -tsive. gallon kegs, s1.0O: 20
.H.eficaa s;vi $50; o5yabbls, $500; pats
lle si.sO. lte, ZOO; quarts, Amer ! AZ
RlCEEffs $40; l-gallon hexagon. S7.!6
ashc, Az fancy head 646tGi5c cAoIct
* common .Fa4'se; fancy imported, ga
s.c; u ntSls-S', basis 7-ie o9.c; ,1nnna
sALT-TnrIx aath yarn, Sc; tarred. i7ilc.
ok ~ Ia. fna, coarse. Sac; n,sc S5r
~: 7oss so Sg2iSo; CO.'S. s245; ioolss
b, nous.i sSiiE,Mackerel. No. ]. Tn 1ol,
0 tubs half.;66arrels. 7o-ib, No. n SIS 90 90
- ~ a.LMON-Fancy pill. ~,
IS; s sn;sS, Castle Rock coISn,N,So 'q P,1a
vsE h.255; 1Rs1i ss p 81: Is; Toy: colnmbii
ine sr0i s brand. $50; Capnss snis River
flo Alaska, sl.s5ai. 40, Pink Alsa
"a a.SDlNEs--Amertesn ors, ..o.o
q srs sss,ard. ss.loas, 90; iuipSrted o'S al
srtsr.. 4 quarters, Si2'50t fancy sprats
'"alO.o. according 70 grade
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bales I'm 1901 \cyt wcok We will compare
with uu lujo sight movement of liShao lost
,rar II Is slld that considerable or inc
.po, cotton now being sold IN New or
leans IS bought Tor speculation hy opera
tors VITO are selling Mag contracts ngainSl
II M 20 10 p points premium. cotton Is
holding its own quite well at prices not
far from the hest quoted this season, ana
should values he maintained ut about pres
emit level for the nest few days, We are N
clincd to believe that the bulls will make
au effort 10 carry the market higher A
prominent Ncw Orleans operator said to-
day IL notice that sentiment Is not SO
bullish aS II has been, and that the bears
arc selling with more confidence You need
not be afraid that the bears In cotton arr
going 10 put out any very extensive I'm =
MS they are the worse whipped crowd |
ever saw They have repeatedly lccn
driven in this season aud VIII run nj the
6rst sight Of strength In the market They
have been burned badly several times the
past few weeks, and we all know burnt
child fears the Gre
liverpool Is due 10 he 2-6id lower to.
morrow Carglll & Richardson.
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BIDS will he received by the town council,
town OF Jennings, la, until April 10,
1902. for the construction VI a S20,oOJ
system, Of water works. $4,000 sewerage
system and $4,000 town hall. For fur
thcr particulars address II. II Hong
clcrk Jennings La. -
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Inmates for small weekend insight igures.
Toward midday realizing set in and room
early afternoon wore along the selling be-
came general. July fell on to SIS the
lowest figure touched In two weeks. Just
break strong buying came 20 the front and
In the last half hour whirled July up 20
ss5 prominent New Orleans bull led
the late buying. The market closed steady
mated at 10000 bales,
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BIDS will be furnished contractors and
builders on carloads Of Trinity river
building sand, sharp aud white sand;
write for prices. W, S. Delcry & Co.,
office No PIG Main street Houston,
Texas; sand pit Liberty, Texas, 4la
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BIDS win be furnished contractors and
builders on carloads Of Trinity river
write for prices. W, s. Delcry & Co.,
office No 2lG Main street Houston,
Texas; sand pit Liberty, Texas. A'la
BIDS Will he received by the town council,
town OF Jennings, la, until April 10,
1902. for the construction OF a S2S,uo5
system Of water works, $4,000 sewerage
system and $4,000 town hall. For fur
Their particulars address II. II. Hong
clerk, Jennings, Ia. -
ADVERTISEMENT FOR pRoPoSALs-t
g. 5, y. o. building, Houston. Texas;
scaled proposals will he received nc this
building until o'clock p. IN. Mach 81
1902, for furnishing fuel light, wanr, Ice,
miscellaneous supplies washing towels
hauling ashes and sprinkling streets for
this building during the hscnl yeur end
ing June 80, 1908, or such portion of the
year as may be deemed advisable; the
right to reject any md all bids Is re
served by the treasury department. ).
II. strong, custodian
NOTICE to contractors Seated proposals
for the erection VI q brlrk ana stone
church building for the Firsf Baptist
church OF Houston, Texas, will be rcceiv-
ed by the huding committee until ,
o'clock p. m, April >, 1907 certified
check for $500 viii be required with eu,h
hid as guarantee of good faith. Right
reserved 60 reject any or AL bids For
plans aud specifications see Architect 4.
y Dawson, room No. 10, Camp building.
Houston. Texas Send bids to Z. ID Me
lutNre. chairman building committee, no
Khan building. -
PkOTOYAI.S wanted for extensive repairs
ON brick building both hrick aud wood
work, Robert l.. Jonas, Fifth ward gr3
-
! NOTICE no CONTRACTORS- Sealed bids
viii be received for the erection OF
passenger depot at Austin. Texas. for tue
Houston and Texas Central Railroad com
pauy. on or before O'Clock p. M. on
Tuesday the Sth day Of April, 1902 at
the office OF aud addressed TO j. n
Miller. Manager, Houston, Texas, md all
! bids so received VIII be opened imme-
diatcly thereafter.
Plans and specifications OF said build
ing may he seen. and form OF proposal
can he had At the office OF Ole j. Lorehn,
/ nfchitcrt. Rinz building Houston, Texas,
! and ut tho office of i l.. Ntoupur archt-
tccL Sampson hildiug. Austin, Texas
! The work to he let 10 two separate
] and distinct parts, as follows; Tho gen
| cral work. aud the plumbing, sewerin2
aud electric wiring. und each mud every
bidder win be required TO urlosr WITH
his proposal p certified cheek, drawn IN
favor ~ William n, Ficld treasurer nor
the sum of tive por cent q per cent? %
/ the total amount Of his bid as liquidabed
TO make bond as per specifications.
/ rhc manager reserves the right 10 re-
! lcct ans ami All bids
J. y Millor. Manager.
a. V. kcllogE Engineer NJ Of Way.
| OH" j. Lorchu. Architect -
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WANTED Young men aud ladies 10 learn
tclrEtnphy for railway aud commercial
service, day and night sessions. Houston
school Of Tclegraphy. Latham building
Al3 Main street, ~
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AUCTION SALES.

ATTEND TIE AUCTION SALE today az
Jersey and HolStcm milk cows and get a
hnrgain; ihey VIII be sold without reserve.
Corner OF Travis and Congress streets. =
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WANTED Statesmen IN every county for
the lttshurg visible the most simple
md durable standard typewriter. TeVnS
writing Machiue CO., waco. TcXaS IN
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WANTED Two hrst class white wniircssns
Tor hctcl; good position to right parties.
Address Gi2l. this Office y
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WAN" ED--A hustllng printer and risticr
who Will work for reasonable wages Out
side ana case work. Address CATS, this
Office ~
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CClORED MAN, trustworthy. to travel
and collect In Texas for manufacturers;
salary $50 monthly 10 begin; please In
close addressed envelope for reply. Presi-
dcut, IO2 Star building, Chicago y
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WANTED "A man 20 take care OF horses
aud ward. Schosscrs steam Bakery, sta
Dallas avenue. -
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WANTED Men 10 work In rock quarry I;
good wages aud steady work. apply 4 Z.
Burns Mllican quarry Aulican, Tex q
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SITUATIONS-MALE.


WANTED-A position by double entry
hookkeepcr, have a diploma from hrSt
class business college; can give refer.
cnccs AddresS &1O. this office ~
WANTED Situation bv coorcd hoy to 1t
tend to horse and buggy aud make hlui-
self generally useful around house; city
reference. Addrcs, Gi02, this office. X
RESPECTABl.E middle aged man, honest
and sober; has q family TO- support; de
sires employment as harkceper' must
have work soon. Address oslo, this II.
=, -------------------------
WANTED Position by hoy II years old:
viii do anything, Address $3.50, this uf-
Zee. y
COLORED BOY wants work; do yard work
or wait on table, II wanted call at Il6
Andrews street ~
WANTED Position Nv Colored boy as dish
washer or as yard hoy. Address loll
Spring street. -
COMPETENT young colored man, agr -,
would like position 81 most any KIND,
store, hotel or private family quick and
industrious Address 65HI, this Office, %
STATIONARY ENGINEER aud machinist
with first class references desires sltua-
ton. dredge sugar mill or constructing
preferred: strictly sober Address o4lA,
mis- Office, -
TRACK FOREMAN Cm0rricdl wants POSI-
ton on nrst class mill tram; satisfaction
guaranteed; references Address Su9
Rchey street Houston, TeXas. =,
WANTED situation by man and wife, wo.
man 10 cook aud man attend TO yard ana
horses or 60 cook on section train. Al
dress d347, this Office. -
YOUNG MAN wants position; can speak
Bohemian. Polish and English languages;
understands dry goods. grocery and
saloon business; reference Address lUlS
Bingham street. Houston. Texas. -
| STU ALTON wanted by younG man to at
tend horse and buggy and make himself
| useful around the house. References.
Address 63j6, this office -
| WANTED Handy man wants 10 work
hanging OF repairing spring roller eur,
tnins or any work at residence or office.
637d, this office. 2S
| A YOUNG MAN wants a Job as walter IN
dining room; good experience and good
| references. Address 63l4, this office. -
! POSITION DESIRED 10y experienced ste
uographcr, references furnished Stenog
! rapher, $, box 45G. Galveston, Texas. =
! WANTED Position by Al hookkceper Al
dress u. NJ. Allen, care Latham hotel .
! WANTED Position by boy IL years Oh
/ to work I'm store. run crrands or any
other suitable work. Hl6s, thls ofnce. 2.
! GOLORED MAN wants position 10 drive
delivery wagon or work in Office" Cal
or write, $40 Walker p
! WANTED Position as stcnogranhcr TX
/ pcrtcucod young man wants position II
Texas salary $50. Address Forrest II
Waller West roiut, Ky. =
| WANTED situation hy Grstcass barton
der, can furnish very hest 81 reference
Address $. T. h., M Preston avenue =
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DO YOU want pormaueu' and profitable
ompuvmrHit " SO call NJ 2o4 @HI Mason
nlotk; salary tn right parties ~
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WANTFp-SiX or eight good noulsers /;
standard wages. Apply +. +. Collins Mia
Company san Antonio, Texas 20
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MIscELLANEous sTocKs.

AAa@meTm 1eEsi Nat. Bank :. .i2s5 90 $50 %
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WANTED Men TO learn barber trade:
great Demand for BARRIERS during summed
tuShi Two mouths completes last thirty
days that scholarship, board, tools and
transportation can he earned; positions
Suarantced' write. M0leI Barber College,
New Orleans La. ~
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

snpansOn Of these quotations shown
h advantages In favor af Houston as a
|.ale market. When the buyer consid-
M benefits 10 be derived from Hous-
1, freight rates he will lind that even
4 tie quotable figures at other mar
are lower, the price finally paid Is
|snly gfeatef. The prizes ave those rul-
among Houston Wholesale merchants,
are revised daily.
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WANTED Colored woman to do general
housewcrk, 4lC ChartreS &c
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NNNIEO--At once drSt class reliable
experienced bush alman Apply TO I'D
N1m, Mammoth Clothicr 20
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CANNED GOODS.

CANNED GOODS.
FAMED FRUITS Appus, 3-lb, 95c@
Ee pineapples, sliced, $50; eyeless and
kses., a,65dl,75; extra grated, SLSOG
y pears, BIB, soc. stra wberries, Glib
tlGl9l; blackberries, lib, S0tab5c
Aes 9lb, 81 GOAL Is.
HANNRD yEGETABLES-Tomatoes. lib,
Weight 95c; BIB, full weight, 81. 20
] q. Oh, seconds, 90d95c; BIB, seconds,
tsIl?j, ok.a aud tomatoes, lib, S1.O0;
bed gaut 3,lb, SlO5m.i 10; California
Fsntas, 2is.lb, sL95d2. 10; lib Cantor
asparagus tips, SEQ; baked beans, Bib,
?b string beans, SOC; bib kidney
|is Csc; lib stringiess beans, 81. -; 2-lb
Erosfat peas, 81, 10, ID Amerlcatl petit
Is slOgl.I5; Al corn, Sl.OO; 2-b Blue
w corn. Soc. Pride of Maryland, 05c;
lyirk, eoc; Better than Cold S5c6i
CALIFORNIA TRuIT-Extra Standard,
eb peaches, lemon cling, 81. A5d2 90;
|oE Crawford, Sl.Sjdl95; black cher,
b Ralg2,s5; white cherries, 50. POD
n aprlcois. Sl,SlHJt 90; Strawberries,
tgG2lO; plums 81 6jm1.7J: grapes, 81 go
Liii seconds, Zoe per dozen less than
q standard prices,
AIMED M0LASSES-P. & T. Old Fash
~ gallons, $40 per case: u gallons,
y pes case; 4 gallons, S3.7J per case
lfamel syrup 2.lb cans, 00lds5c; Gold
ga brand, fancy table syrup, quart jars,
v per dozen; r p. & Co, Gold Medal
J. sSci Slb, Sl3j; 5-lb, $2.25; 10lb,
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MEN WANTED--To learn the barber
trade, only eight weeks required; expert
instruction; tools furnished; make money
while learning. The Texas Barber Col.
lege, Waco, Texas. 40
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PROPOSALS wanted for extensive repairs
on, biicE building both hritk aud wood
work Robert l.. Jonas, Fifth ward grg
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APPLES--Fancy Ben Davis, So. 25G5 so,
81 7J02 90.
COO VANUTS-Per sack OF 100 So, 500
10; less quantities. $500.
LEMONS-Messinas, new crop, 49, 25a
10.
oRANGES-Se Seedlings $2.50d2.75; Cali
forna nnNels. SO .OOli3 %.
1RAWBERRIES-Cr 24-quart, 81. 0C
$500, according to quality.