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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-05
PIISTON WHOLESALE MARKET

materially. The apples are winesaps. Mis-.
souri, pippins aud Ben Davis.
; The egg market is fairly active. and
prices are very nrm. A good deal Of the
stock on hand Is. expected to advance In
price en- accountsof The cold weather.
The Williams s Flash company OF New
York. have the following TO say on the
market for cotton seed products
We are pleased 70 report a further ad.
ranco in the price Of cotton oil, especlally
'oi crude. which has ruled aiaaf aud active
throughout the vcok
The heavy ADD continuous rains in Texas
nave led TO Q growing conviction that there
VIII be considerable III OH IN that section,
aud rs considerable OF the valley crude had
nlready proved tp be of poor quality this
led the Western reHuprs Cwho desired IL
Stic,Y prime crude for theiy choicr
grades OF refined oin TO enter the market
as active buyers for q strictly prime crude
md this led TO as high as 10 cents being
paid In Texas in some instances and 70
cents I'm the Atlantic states
The two large companies and buyers here
generally havr not followed this advance
10 amy great extent, but have allowed
these Western rehncrs tn buy the oil at
the extreme prices.
Refined oil ms advanced somewhat 10
sympathy with the price of crude, but not
to It's entire purity. and the future OF the
market Is dependent ON whether buyers
eventually como in the market for a sui.
ticicnt amount of refined oil tu support the
present prices asked and the prices which
nave been paid for crude
tAs regards crude, there has been some
demand from there fer choiCCr grades Of
refined oil Such as butter oil and choice
white oil. but Tor ordinary prime oils there
is hut little demand for export and for or
oil there is absolutely none, fur tue reason
that English cotton oil and liusecd Oh are
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- MnoI Auolion.

rondon. December 4-The sixth series Of
,ooa wool auction sales closed today
prices advanced on she first dag and the
birb values we're maintained. The better
ciases OF combing Mcrlnos and all grades
NJ crossbreds brought about firm compe-
trlon, and they closed at the highest
nnrine the sales 1Ol 900 bales were avail
shlo. OF this total 5000 were sold 20 the
nome trade 1880 to the continent and
I,D to America, Five thousand bales
zero held over for the first series Of the
,oa3 sales. Following are toduys sales Ia
detail.
New south Wales iaOo hales; secured
sjsS1s sid; greasy 5Ad0ls Id
Understand 800 bales; secured ll&d0ls
etrd. greasy 7laGSi.d.
Victoria bales; secured 6Ssa1s 1od;
aT so5ih Australia rs bales; greasy e14e
West Australia2qO bales; greasy GAd
9isH, f,,,h 49,. soo,,,.A silS7ts
iVa 10 n Good Hope and Netal-4oo baiesi
..,.,red oisaais SID; greasy SQ9i5d.
Buencs Lyres-Soo balesi greasy s%9lod.
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sscVSn ,e close, when proat taking caused
NJ, \, Nhtas!nessi last prices being l to
tIsr ~ Nv aork aud to 4 up IN New Or.
hgyqsIoni unchanged elsewhere
vvi,s elpool was firm market in sympathy
s,,ot , ouI early strength. 2la up VITA fair
~ ~ BUSINESS 1000 bales, Operate are
raj is the movements very closely and
~ ~ eelens Will be governed largely by
49, ny ,Leseipts from day TO day. Tomorrow's
h,,1tiheuu ngures Will probably look yer
Sfrihtisn. about 10000 expected to come into
S,salt against $1,000 last year In small
~ s1sVNt m'nt ~ Texas AMI had weather east
feXu Indicate receipts couside ably less
raeA lsst year, and by Januiry I We eh0ul
~ SLOW much excess over last year Tor tae
saS1u u the world believes In crop as
SSr,sia ~ las year, or as forecast by the
sdS,,tE,Gng3 J WIN stimuate the demand dna
NJ, Mep9Tts are being received from Central
49, ISAAs Of consid9r hlc cotton opening,
NifsVo WIRING Ids white with cotton. /"
IN Is probable that the cotton exchange
VIII oe q sed pn December IS. rs ANA ~,
Nhl,o VIII bring notice day earlier IN ,ht
moutn tam usual. and cause considerable
sing OF January ami buying 81 March.
mlnSlpeiiy w the New orleans market. We
Moulq transfer January into March or May
y, .nls market at existing differences, to
A sc9lplng market Tor the near future ia
/ p,tloVal V. with thc ndency regulated by
Liverpool Is due to be . points lower to.
uoito" Carglll & Richardson.
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CANNED FRUITS-Apples, Bib, S5H9oc'
pineapples. sliced, S1.l0; eyeless aaG cory.
ies 81 5O0l 60 extra grated, 81 eJ4l;,.o,
naars. BIB. zoe; straWheules' -lb, uMs522SE'
blackberries, 2-lb, 95cd$loo; peaches, 5,,IR,
81 6d67i so: 2-lb peaches, Sl-pPGlOo' o.!o
Die peaches, s0ds3c ,r,.to,s
PCkNSED' VEGETABLES ~ Tomatoes
OH mn weight. S00S5c; 3-ln, full wggus
95eCdi 90; 21b. seconds, I3asOci sd s p IT.
ends qOI95c; okra and tomatoes! SSLn
81 90. canned kraut, Bib, @EdA1c' Call i,l-
Ma asparagus 2i2-lb. 81 25d8.2O accoluins
to grade: lib asparagus salmon os ~ ne
Il 500 IS: baked beans, Bib, VOC szs .lD
string beans soc; 2-lb kidney beans 20
5lJthl" strlnriess beans. SIPS; elb Marcy
lat meas. ST 90. 2lb American PeLl pols
Il G65i1 as; extra Maine corn, Sl'lo' CORN
s56q0c. seconds, SO4S5c .
CALIFORNIA FRUIT Extra stAlhlagi @tg I,
Oh hi beaches, lemon cling Slso9 ~
Yellow Crawford. S1S0@l.S5; black eb sl
rfes 81 eOf2 90; white cherries ~ l5Stz 80 -
aprcots. St50d155; Strawberries oo $500 W.
10; plums. 81 5O11 co; grapes SLUG !. 10! 10,
seconds. Zoe per dozen less thah eAt'
s'SrIASNEb MoLAssEs p. & T. Old Fash
toned. gallons Sc 10 per case; zsgalis9asts.
81 30 per case, y gallons, Sai1 pt! 80 -
Gold Medal brand fancy tsole syrup ggsuoiie-
lars, SlOG per dozep 3. % SI,oib'
9ib. 81 90, BIB. Sl35, 5lb, $3.50 lV''O'
SEQ.
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p. 8. Morris 3 Co,s Letter.

Houston. Texas. December 4.-Liverpool
sustained a decline OF points on spot cot
ton today, but gain OF 2i4 points on ar
rivals.
New York commenced the day to .
noirts higher. january sold on the opening
a. %. advanced to s 80, declined to Ssh
advanced TO s33. declined to s.3l, "a,
vSnced to s.33 and closed steady at s'-S
In sleet aud snow were reported
thpougbont the cotton belt this morning,
and by ali rules Of speculation, prices
sbo1,d have advanced The long interest
,t.Ss very large. however, and every It'll
;r,roveiaent at selling orders, there WAS
hnt little snap to the market. Unless clear
he weather int rvenes and rec ipls M
rresgc in the near future, VIC turther lo9h
i"I r. b Morris & Co.
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GRAIN AND HAY.

Quotations Tor carload lots delveIeqi , on
tracks Houston or other points taking
same rate. Dealers charge from store ga
100 per 100 pounds more on bran. ease per
buehel on oats aud corn, lOal3c per AV1
on hay. 1000
BRAN--Per 100 lbs 36a9S
CORN CHOPS-Pu Pure, 81 l0di 10.
OATS-rexas, choice bright 56c; No
"1C10SRN%No mixed, sacked, 5sc; No.
IIffNY1Cboice alfalfa, s15.5Nd16oe; choice
timothy. So. 75d 16 %; South Texas pr4lue
S500MB00: North Texas ana Territory uu''
$500 ml2 90.
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COFFEE.

New York. December -Conee-spot
Mo auief: No invoice 81; Mild steady
Gord6va 7I@12. Futures closed net IN
Cbagged 10 points higher and steady
Sios "a 40 bags December $50. January
IN. February SIS: March 4.75i May 4Ha'
INV $3.50 10; September 80.
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PRICES CONTINUE FIRM
!. Have Been Resolved suf-
Spp''' N 1emsnds-oranaos in
p Good oen'and'

M.
.t.ssle market was quietcr
y, " tar has been manifested i0F
d'S' .,o affected by the weather
hs ~ ,,y strike. and dealers are
~ ~ =, Tss not yet begun. Local
snNs We Affected than outside .basi-
sis nv. ,ry orders were about as
. S0 a,, Prices Of most all com
= I'm firm aud stocks are now
= ~. sspplied in every department
A "a ,oSe demand and orders from
E.. n !" towns are large and coming
s
a v, 4, colorado potatoes have
~ -s., are fancy stock and arc
A ,,s ely ,t}so esats pee buhe'"
4 ~. market Is euief and priees
n NH late advance at Elgin has
J .,,,,oas.here at 80. end 81. cents
H IN, cold weather banana ship
beeu held up and whatever
n ~ out TO-DAY will 60 by express
/, 4. are rather scarce, but several
\ s'S california navels are eEpected' In
~ vslch will be sufficient TO sup
1 h demands
~. no receipts Of cabbage. The
N. Z hand now consists Of Colorado
u. and prices are firm at . cents.
4: ct6age IS scarce
!, ,,,, Of very inc apples arrived
IN. and as they are of the barrel
Tx .,h.y vail relieve the situation very
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c,,oin 4 Riohardson's Letter,

Houston, Texas. DeeemheF This . :
sealpIng cotton market on the dee, ,si','
ready buyers are found who take Insn
pt,dts on the upturne Today BUYING ou
rols wave west Of the Mississippi 81
rains east advanced prices n'ln" ''~
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nprrs An carMTCALs.

milne s925li3 10 per ounce cocaine, So
per ounce; borax, SEC per poand ~ LV Az
packages: copperas, 500 IN barrels CASTOR ,so.
Oh. ST 20 per gallon 10 5-ca,iion AS,Assetals.
alcohol So 7Od3.O0 per gallon; sni puu sl
81 50 per 100 lbs In barrels; alum 9f3g MA
mound IN barrels; ssltpeter' % peI Dou VA
deHvercd Texas common railway poiuts'
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coTToN SEED PRODUCTS.

Memphis. December ,-0lloCarload lots
nor ssilou-Prine crude 29d29la; Of nomii-
psi, urine summer yellow 30; 81 nominal
rbojce cooking summer yellow, less then
carload lots. nominal Prime meal 2oapg
on IL cakn u Is.
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WIRE NAILS rs base per keg
BARRED WIRE-Galyanized, blu so ~
81 rs per 100 lbs galvanized Baker s'Y'
Der 100 lbs.
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Houston, Texas. December 4.The main
favorable feature Of Liverpool today was
that her spot sales were slightly in excess
of daily sales for some time past. LIVER
pool Is due 20 be " to 1 lower tom rrow.
Both il me markets were early tn the day
about s to 10 points above Yesterday 5
close caused by buying support induced ny
freezing esther and snow IN the western
potion q the bet, with light Houston es'
innate
A rerorted levec break In the Red river
near h, lchcr La, which II was claimed
had ruined thousands Of acres top crop
etc sust lined lle highest hguFe lQi a
whilc. Predictions OF warmer weather
however and the belief Of q heavy long iu-
tcrest with ntiment leaning toward tue
opinion that the buying force was showing
Signs Of EXHAUSTION caused coAslu rdo'S
realizing and Induced the bear interests q"
begin TO hammer the market. Tue principal.
features opntat NJ now against increased
cotton values are the long interest. luch
of support the fact that spots are below
futures and tn. general feeling that warmer
weather viii produce decline iu prices
The SPOT demand from spinurrs Us Ialfly
god while interior offerings no present
SIRE decidedly moderate, ueyerlhcl 5s IN ny
b,lieyc ia between now and christmas
many interior holders viii conclude that
t1r market has nj J.. spoud to the bureau
and the freeze us It. should have done, ana
actustcd by desire 10 clean up before the
HOLIDAYS they VIII unload their holdings
and consequently depress values.
II the situation outlined above proves
trlie the ma ket from now III Christmas
should he a very good sc3lping one, win
some good bargains to be picked UP as II
rs quite probable that the hnal remnant,
worth and possibly cousi lerable more,
j. n. Misucr d Co,
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H. & 3. Beers Letter.



New Orleans, December 4-Notwithstand.
Ns early Liverpool adyees were not en-
courAging, our market opened higher on
reports of snow IN Northern Texas and the
valley States, and improved to on the
later improvement there. Subsequ ntly dd
vices were received from Tex.s that tho
weather was clear aud cold, and The pre-.
diction was that il would be generally fair
ana warmer in th.t State during the next
tAltt!-s hours. This and the apathctc
uvlAdnp lul spots CCCusonCd q break Of Z
To from the Top, making the net gain
only / 10 points on the day. Referring
10 tue pulo1us Indicated crop estimate of
lVrnun, the f.ct that the statistician's
calculations ole predicted On an net aver
age weight ut 1907 pounds per bale has
peen overlooked by the trade, Last year
he estimated the net aVelaCe weight at
4ts pvunus per bale, or l. pounds less
taan the sctull net average weight, which
IS 4eo pounds and this year he ovcreSt-
mates II about IL pounds. Consequently,
taxing the bgUrys given hy him and work
Ing them OUT on tAe actu i net average
weight Of 49,, hounds per bale, II makes an
addition o. 2320O0 bales, or an indicated
crop Of l0.S33,Oup. according TO the bureau
Ehis Is an important feature about the re-
puit. The amount to be brought into sight
tbis we,k looks like u will aggreg te aeon
4l"Vp against 4ITO0o last Year, or 1900
less The visible supply aud interior move
meut VIII also Doe published yet the recent
sharp advance was on the anticipation Of
hn fish weekly statistics, and the cuauces
gle The movcmeu, win Continu light until
flc C8r famine OK sting r. ughOut tic
uth is relieved. Every one knows there
are heavy accommodations Of G tt.u N tlo
interior await ing shipm mt, and the liglt
receipts are no indication OF the size Of the
crop With a sunicicury uf cars, We are
Informed the movement would be heavy.
Sent meut courinucS bullish, but unless
h1TNnTE Hf
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WANT ADS ARE
L numerous because they pay
SPECIAL NOTICES.

AN ORDNANCE An ordinance amending
sections and . OK an ordinance goruru.
Ing the moving OF buildings In the city
e. HoRst9n passed on the aoth day q
BE Il ordalncd by the city council OF
the city OF Houston that section . OF an
ordinance governing the moving Of build.
ings Ia the city oi Houston pissed the
$0th day 81 June, 1909, bo and the same
Is hereby amended 80 as % read rs fol-
Section ., 'That said application shall be
" writing, slgncd hy tho applicant and
shall statc the location OF The building
70 nc moved the lot aud block 50 which
" shall DC moved aud on which Il Is 60 be
placed. the route over whleh same is 20
DC moved, and the time desired IN which
60 move tho same which time shnl In
no case be moro than one day for each
hlork and street over which such house
is 90 be moved, and the City eugineGr
may In issuing tho permit designate tho
route That such house may he moved and
ShAU where possible, make the permit
Ia read over streets that are not paved
Section " said act Is hereby amended
Sc as to read ms follows;
Section q That prior 20 the granting ot
SnCh permit by the city engineer sd
before any permit shall he granted hy
said city engineer, the applicant therefor
shull present 90 and Me with him his
bond, signed by himself and two or more
good ana sufficient sureties. or signed ny
surety company authorized TO ma -
bonds In the state Of Texas, payable tV
tho mayor VI the city OF Houston, aud
bis successors In offlVc IN the sum Of
5000; conditioned, that said principal
ohligor shall move said building with care
and dispatch, aud at least one block and
tho width OF one street per day, and Ia
ease ~ damage to- the city " Houston,
or TO amy other person. nrm or corpora
tlon Though any act OF his, he win pay
said city Of Houston, or other person,
Arm or corporation all damages resulting
thcreuom, as Wen as stipulated damages
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..n,risau Of these auotaticns sho sc
l ,t,,ntaees in favor of Houston as a
M market. When the buyer conslo'
N. benefits TO be derived from Hous'
,.,.st rates he viii ind that even
a. n,otable fg1res at other % Tx Is
~, the price finally paid Is genei-
r,stsr The prices are those rullns
!. Eapstop wholesale merchants, and
ttrIsnd daily
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FOR MsIariel Poison.
For Chilir and for FevSFh
o$IDINE
~ Guara1teed.
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PROFESSIONAL.

WELLS FOR rice irrigation. artesian waters
srst elsss work. prices reasonanle eA'
nerieuosd driilcr. Price White, Ailff,
Texas. "
TsTsST tx yTH. 800 per set; raa or air
administered Diamond Dental COMPANY,
eO2M Maip street. "
------------G GREEN 4 syAR1
ARcEITECTB ".
old nhone 244s III MAsoq Hlogk
n & COTTON 4 Bro, nfe, tornado and
ACCIDENT Insurance KReafa lQQf frenkl!l
avenue
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DLE CapitalfindS the ehannelOf
Il trade through Post Want Ads
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BOARD AND ROOM.
FOR RENTING unfurnished rooms, with
or without boardi on car line; i6oe Caro-
line street. 8
CHOICE ROOM, modern house, close in,
VIII give meals, references exchanged.
Address 1910. this Office. s.
ROOMS With board, 81 per week; Polish
OF Boheml4n preferred; l8l9 summons.
GOOD HOARD aud r0pm $500 aud 81 per
week 40 "a bgneh,
S11 MNINNEN- Front south room, board
for two sentlemen
FIRST CLASS ROOMS and board refer
cnccs exchanged, los Mckinney,
GOOD BoARp lOis Mckinney. Q
BOARD AND ROOMS lois Johnson
street, one block from Washington street
ROOMS AND BOARD -22l4 Congress Q
NICELY furnished room with hoard; also
ROOM AND ROARD ~ ilO2 Rusk; gentlr.
man aud couples preferred .
NICELY furnished rooms, With hoard; cen.
tially located; modern cunVenicuccS, table
board soeiHed. Sl2 Travis street, q
ROOMS AND BOARD, three blocks from
Rice hotel Dos Caroline. .
WANTED -Four day boarders. go Austin,
opposite High school,
LARGE upstairs room and good table board
for couple or gentlemen. permanent pee.
Me wanted, 1905 Texas avenue
LOST. STRAYED, STOLEN.
L0ST-C hateiaine purse, coltainipc money
and card with name on Finder please
return 70 l60d Lamar and Eet rCwhrd.
SIS REWARD-Lost, large solitaire ala
rcnd ring In front OF luQe Rusk avenue
Return 1918 Louisiana. )
LOST--A crown shane pearl Mn on Rusk
avenue between Crawford and BryNu hall.
Reward " returned 10 1907 Rash ave
uuc,
LOST Female Fox terrier white, with
two spots on left eye; reward offered
Wilton. Qos Prairie avenue Y
LOST STRAYED OR SroLEN-Ono sor-
rel Norman horse. about u hands high,
hotn left feet white, small star I'm fore.
head, no brands; hva dollars reward II
returned 10 j. w. Smith, 100 Montgon
cry ave.
TAKEN UP-One dun horse white spot
10 forehead. shod brand unknown; sad
die marks; had bride and lines on;
phone So OF call at the Wholesale Char
coal warehouse, corner Wood aud VII
low. i
LOST. STRAYED OR STOLEN from or
camps near China. Texas, about one
week ago. one black mare mule ISIS
hands high about 10 wears old: $40 &c
ward offered for her return Brooks
Brothers y Co. Nashland Texas. q
AGENTS WANTED.
/ TO LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS -THB
I MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COM
rANY Is ~ THE FIELD For BUS.
/ NESS IT YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED
WITH YOUR PRESENT CONTRACT,
WE HAVE SOMETHING THAT Will.
1 INTEREST YOU. WE WANT MEN OF
/ INTEGRITY AND ABILITY pro
| nUCERS. NAME REFERENCES 4 a.
! GREEN. JR, MANAGER FOR TENAs,
| INDIAN AND OKLAHOMA TERRIFIC.
/ RIES, SC0LLARD BUILDING. pAlc
/ LAS TENAS. l2-3l
( FIRST GLASS AGENTS. to sell the hest IN,
/ vestmopt bopd diving insurance. on the
market; issued by the Old Reliable Kart.
ford Life from ages 10 TO 80. Big money
} IN H. Write at once for particulars. W,
II. Patterson Manager Trust Bldg pal.
7 las Texas. II
HUSTIERs WANTED-Ths International
Loan and Trust comlnay ofi,'rs a very
attractive proposition TO agents huslcrs
only need apply; good money Tor good
u.tu. International Loan and Trust con-
usay. Box SCI, Orange, Texas. 81
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.
PRODIGY

california almonds. 15c; pecsns medium
size, 5a7r, extra large. le912l3c.
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FINANCIAL.

SAFETY DEPOSIT BoXEs FOR THE
STORAGE OF PAPERS AND O1HEk
yALuABLEs FOR RENT IN OUk
Vault. YOUR HOUSE MAY BURN on
BIZ BURGIARtzED TONIGHT: DON'T
PUT 1T OFF; RENT A BOX TODAY
HOUSTON LAND AND TRUST co,
II HOUSTON,
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THE ONLY exclusive picture framing and
art store 10 Houston hopf's, 1914 prai
RE avenue. l-l-08
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IDLE Capital finds the channeIOf
4 trade through Post Want Ads
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FOR MONEY 30 build cotton mills and
hnance Industrial enterprises, consult a
NJ Hatcher, 500 KAN building, Houston
Texas 10
WE HAVE $500 which we wish 10 loan
on good security for from three TO i've
years. chas X. Munger Investment GO.
9l5h Congress avenue u
WANTED 5000 OF 7 per cent, two 70 four
years time hrst class real estate o..
curity. Address 22ii. this ofaee. y
WANTED To borrow $500 OF 5000 on
five years time. good real estate security
given Address ITO. this ofiee.
WANTED TO PuRcHAsE- Good Texas
National bank stocks; send last cashiers
statement, with lowest price. Lock Box
1888, Waco, Texas. >
WE LOAN Monty on farms and ranches
ia South Texas al low rate OF Interest
snd favorable terms; vendors lien notss
WE SELL REAL ESTATE, no matter
what YOU WANT. List your property
With Us we advertise lt John 3. Penn
s Co, 4l0 KAN building, Houston. q
MONEY 10 loan on real estate. Sherry a.
son, l0i6l4 Congress avenue l2-l2
FOR sALE -conpieie jewelers. ontut with
good ieWerly stock and other lines, IN
good town; established 1900; for cash,
eheapi must sell now. iI6y, thlB ofnee.
MUST HAVE MONEY this week 70 pas
OF mortgage; owner wiz sell few Heights
lots cheap for cash. Tor bargain see y,
u, kmeaton. eo6i1 Texas eFsaus' o..el
phone AL ~
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WE ARE the leaders In agricultural im'
plcmcnts, send us your orders and Won
viii be convinced why we have become
such noru Wagon ana Implement CO.
20Oi Washington street l25
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co 10 Wrights Flower Garden With II
few dollars sud beautify your yards, sal.
lCrieS and halls. n
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CHEAP FUEL. Gocd quality llgultc bct
Ter than oil Tor stationary boilers; write
for prices. c. Hanson Rockdalr, Texas.
igOS
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BOARD AND ROOM.

FOR RENTING unfirnished rooms, with
or without board; on car line; i6oS Caro-
line street. .
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--Furniture Of twulyc.room
House, Within two blocks 81 Rice hotel. u
bargain, house rents Tor $50 per month
rye \ Bollfrass, lNlam building S
FOR SALE-~At big bargain. two Hutchius
house billiard and one pool tables. no
reasonable otter refused, south Texas
Grain Co. Houston. IA
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Acrce, special descriptive phce llst fee.
Alvin Fruit and Nursery GO. upcJ. Algo8.
Texas Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-05

LOST STRAYED OR STOLEN from orr
camps near China. Texas about one
week ago. one black mare mule ISIS
hands high about 10 wears old: $40 &c
ward offered for her return Brooks
Brothers ~ Co Nashland. Texas 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-05

THE Undersigned Is prepared TO furnlAn
Limestone, rough or cut; write for pricea
FrSncis Fiacher. Austih Tcxas II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-05

LOST Female Fox terrier white, with
two spots on left eye; reward offered
Wilton, COS Prairie avenue ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-05

+b, cold weather banana ship
ri nosn held up and whatever
Z, out TO-DAY viii go by express.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-05

r. J.. Dormant CITY Epsiursr o
FOR SALE Bids arc solicited Tor The
wooden building known as no rrars
street gdioniug tieir friFt0! prescott
tenant 60 rcunin puiii JANUARY = ncSli
I 1908, the rlgnt s reserved 90 gfieet
any or aU bids Address ~ Y. house
Glg Travis street