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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-01

me her royal knight, and i am trying to
Induce Jean Renaud to break a, spear in
her, BEHALF 5s> #
''will he not make 4 '5- proper knight,
grandpa. this English gentleman?' asked
Anne, auttering to her grandfather.
Proper knight indeed, my child,''t an
swered the old man. humoring her mood
as he fondly kissed her, 'and congratu-
late you. Meanwhile let US descend from
the romantic to the material. Breakfast
is served. Monsieur Grafton, will. you
take your little lady and precede me?
C'est bien," he soliloquized, taking pinch
Of snuff as he calmly surveyed the young
man and the little glrlnwaiking ceremoni-
ously; toward the door, "A pretty piece
Of play, shall take care it stops in
sport. The thorn watches the rose Anne
de Rehansmates swithsno foreigner much
less, ,with-+an, enenays"";<<, -, .,r. 1850
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To California,

Through, Pullman Tourist sleepers to
California via the Sunshine Routes (Chi-
cago. Milwaukee.&; St. Paul and Santa Fe
lines), every Tuesday. Berth rate, SO.
Ticket office. 32s Nicollet avenue, or ad-
dress w. B. DIXON. N. w. P. A.. st. Paul.
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ToMAH's OFFICE ROBBED
Three Men Blow the Safe and 8
cure $1,000 in Stamps.

Tomahs$iW Dec 1.-The :postofice az
this place was entered by three men about
3 o'clock this morning, who blew open the
safe and escaped, with yshat stamps 1t
contained, amounting to about $1,000.
The ,robers Sentered the building eby re-
moving a panel FROM the. rear door. The
expulsion wasened DIR. BartelI. who lives
upstairs in the building next To the post
office, and he hunted up the town mar
shat who scared the robbersfaWays They
are being followed. ~ 80
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homeseekers' Excursions.

Homeseekers' tickets to nearly all
points on sale at low rates by. Chicago
Great Western railway on first and third
Tuesday Of each month, November to
April inclusive Available in the through
tourist sleeping-cars. For particulars APP
ply to L. C. Rains, agent, corner ,Nicollet
avenue and Fifth street. Minneapolis.
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To- Chicago and Return for. $3.50. 7.
Dec. 1, 2 and 8 the Burlington: will sell
tickets to Chicago and return at. 1880.
Inquire at ticket office, 414aNicollet av.
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$3.50 CHICAGO and RetiIr,,

$3.50 Chicago and Return.
Dec. !, 2 and 8 the Chicago, Rock Island
& Pacific railway Will sell round trip tick
etssto Chicago for $13:5e, good to return
untiisDsc.a8! stFer fdrthertp call
at 8a2. Niccllets avs Iyr .:>Frtsg.g'g
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A Cold Wave is Coming

A Cold Wave Is Coming.
i Go to California, warm and genial.
reached best over the inbst direct and.
shortest Slime, The Rock Island Ell SPasoz
Route, the line Of lowest attitudes. The
highest point enroute is several hundred
feet lower than that. of other line
across the continent. Call, at the Rock
Island !, Ry, TICKET office. So. Nicollet ay-.
enne, and talk it. over. 80: -
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ing TO go anywhere: good references from
last employer. Lock box 2l2, Rosebud
Texas - ~. ~ L..N 10
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NAVAsoTA NOTES.
Fire Department Displays a CredltabIe
Readiness to Protect Property.

Fire Department Displays a Credltable
Readiness to Protect Property
Navasota, Texas, January Mack Gates
Of Houston is in this county visiting friends
and relatives He is studying law Mt Hous-
ton. Iucldently Mr. Gates is circulating
two petitions, one for tho Endorsement OF
attorneys and the other for the indorsc-
meat Of business men for Judge Lock Nc
Daniel in support Of his candidacy for the
office of district attorney Of tho new Fed
eral district which the present congress is
expected to create as necessary measure
to facilitate the increasing business Of this
portion of the State.
Hose company No. | held It's annual meet
ing with a good many Of the boys an
swerinE roll call The following were
chosen tn serve as officers for the ensuing
year: Foreman. Warn Templeman; tirst
assistant Phillip kaplnn; second assistant,
E. NJ. Perry secretary, J II. tfeemun :
treasurer, ed Woodward: delegate TO Strto
convention, T.. NJ Perry, alternate, =. knp.
Ian: delegates to department, Foreman
Wara Tempieman, i. kapan and Il *.
Locbctt; sponsor, Miss Ella Cox steward,
j. !. Crcngor
At IL o'clock today an alarm Of nrc called
the department to the telephone exchange
ofdcp, where curls Of smoke crept eAnsa t.
enlnglv from creylccs In the wall, The de
partments response was prompt and ideas
Of danger were quickly arrested with only
slight damage. This was the hrst run the
boys have had for a long tine. and the feat
ure of the drill that elected favorable com
mcnt was the rapidlty with which two lines
OF hose were stretched to the top Of the
three-story house and the excellent pressure
Of the water streams secured. Both lines
We're brought thrdAgh the hall and There
was no leak showing splendid condition Of
equipment. 1t was the old hose I'm use
Today a sale that has been In contempla-
tlon for soma time was consummated,
whereby NJ L. Lindley has bought OF w.
j. Foster the property on Railroad street,
known ms Lindey's stable Tho transac-
tion Involves several Thousand dollars and
affects quite valuable piece Of property
According to official returns In the office
If the city secretary there were ru white
infants born I'm Navasota last month and
no white person died. Three colored chill.
many deaths In that race are recorded.
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FOR RENT Lower floor modern two-story
residence, 70S Bell avenue. Theo. Der
ing Jr., phones 500. Ct
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GALVESTON STOCK.
GALVESTON GRAIN MOVEMENT
IMPORTANT MOVE
In the Development of the Rice Growing
Industry in Mataeorda County

In the Development OF the RICE 1roWln9
Industry in Mataeorda County
Bay city, Texas, January 6,-The most
important late move in the canal and rice
development is the taking over of the
Southern canal proposition by the Hurd-
Ford Investment company Of Beaumont.
r. L. Armstrong, also Of Beaumont, as
their representative, has Just closed IN tie
deal and has let the contract for the entire
construction OF the canals lac ais and
fumes TO S. A Robertson Of Orange who
Will start big force to work this week
His contract calls for the completion OF his
work by May /.
The pun,Ding site for this canal is To-
Gated on the bank OF the Colorado river,
about one mile west of Bay City, and the
course Of the canal Is scpth aud parallel
with the river for twenty miles to Mata-
gorda bay, covering body OF fine rice
lands aggregatlng perhaps 100000 acres the
most extensive and the most wonderful OF
all the canal propositions ON the lower
II is the only one Of the large canals
so fac that pumps direct from the Colorado
river IN Iatagorda county and as he
pumping site IL Just above the mead OF tue
raft which causes the river to stand almost
bank fill the lift Is only six feet and
after that the whole territory IL covers Is
supplied by gravity with no relifts. The
general impression is thst there IS not such
another natural proposition IN the world;
50 vast a territory covered by so light a
lift only made possible by the raft which IL
q perfect dams
However, It Is not the Intention OF the
promoters 20 undertake 10 water more
than 1900 acres this year, which amount
Is made up In the 1rst three pastures next
10 town, the Thompson, Huebner and Den.
ing pastures. a large acreage OF which VIII
at once be turned into waving rice fields,
ms II hy magic, from long horn grazing
grounds
This new enterprise is greet thing,
as there's was more rice farmer applicants
than lands under the older canals and this
splendid new enterprise makes room for all
Manager Armstrong estimates that In the
end this new canal enterprise Will repre-
sent an Investment Of fully quarter Of
million Of dollars. BAY city Will be the
headquarters tr
As the promoters have been so success
full in their East Texas rice enterprises II
Is counted here good thing 20 get them
90 extensively interested In the lower Colo
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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS

Qu,nne 40642c per ounce bottle; NOR
phnc 81 25d2 20 ner ounce: cocaine. So 90
per ounce; horax. Si5c per pound In 1oOlb
pnckaEes: copperas. 81 40 in barrels; castor
OH. 81 20 per gallon in 5Gallon packages;
EPSON salts 81 10 per 100 lbs In barrels;
ALCOHOL. 81. 7O@3.00 per gallon. sulphur,
$50 pcr leo MS In l'ar~"ls' 9lum I9c rer
pound In bHrrels' saltpeter &c per pound
" barrels: camphor Zee; wood alccnol
81 90: gum ooium SS 81: powdered OPIUM
81 s.; carhollc acid i0d43c per pound In
bottles; calcium carbide. 81 20 per 100 de-
Ilyered TeNAs common rnllMny nolnts
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|fMENT OF TRADE
ON LIMITED BASIS,
LIE Of Potatoes Are Very Scarce.
II Situation Is Easier-Onions and
Cabbage More Active.

Il rotions in the wholesale market yes
wore very much restricted. The
no was conducted in a hand to mouth
~ and the orders barely extended be-
a ,bo range Of necessary articles OF con
|pton.
Il, trade In cabbage is larger with the
Il tiop improved on basis Of 1902.
III arrives ~ poultry were noted with
&demaud enlarged and prices holding
Il up to quotations.
H. prices are shade weaker, Wheat
n have declined 36l5c, and corn chops
are selling a cent better
Vans ARE selling lower with prices for
anm at 1oc. The movement has been
light. but stocks are equaTy so.
8cks Of apples. especially in barrels,
}reduced and IL the demand improves
rculd he difficult to meet the same at
&nt.
Mons are quite active and prices hold
H. Supplies are only medium and
H. find a ready demand TO meet new
fals.
Il banana situation evidenced little
60 from the day before. Stocks with
i retail sellers furnished the cause Of
Eradication and with better weather
4hipping the outlook was more prouis-
Rivals Of coffee at Havre during Deccm-
Iwerc $4,000 bags and deliveries were
BE- bags. II was reported that the ar
Il of coffee at Havre the past week
hded cargo OF about 10000 bags Hayi
r.
,pplies of potatoes have become very
II. The sources to draw from were
fmely limited Yesterday and one car
she tracks furnished all the immediate
Il in sight. Prices held very firm aud
hrs looked for advances.
ie stock of coffee in the United King
according to mail adyices Of Deccm-
BIS, was sO,5S7 bags, against S9,199 bags
year and S4,03s bags in 1899, Receipts
hhe season to date were 209,973 bags;
year, 2Os, S92 bags; 1899, 199,G01 bags.
ie sales Of eggs at prices above QUOTA
were much more limited. Most trades
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Cooke. Moskowitz G. Co.'s Letter.

Houston, Texas, January with esti-
mates Of 10000 against 1900 last year,
ports 80, 1873 against 80 403 one year ago,
the bear had an inning and the market sold
IL points lower from last nights close
The receipts at both New Orleans and
Houston were comparatively light one year
AGO. and the estimates are unusually heavy
for this time OF the year, but with the
magnificent weather 10 move the crop IL
is partially accounted for.
The bulls are sanguine, and are more
bulilsh than when 40 points higher The
bears have equally as much faith as they
sre Offering II for sale In any quantities
iTne recelnts will have their effect, and
IN the bureau the Journal Of Commerce.
fatham, Alexander & Co., Theo. Price and
efher estimaters who took every preeaution
10 get accurate results are correct. this
money IL only loaned to the bears, II
Nc mills do not lose heart. but one must
bayn nerve as well as money, nnd both
are necessary at this time. Liverpool Is
dua 2-64 down tomorrow,
uN' Cooke, Moskowitz & Co.
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THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Including 500 Texans. Market active Good
70 choice prime s30siT 5U pnor to medium
4Vu6. %; stockers aud feeders . TSM4 15;
cows 25dtA 90; hcifcrs 5OGiS so: can.
ners | 2o@2. %; bulls =, 25ds, 10: calves
3.oudB. 90; Texas fed steers 3 25d5 H.
Hogs Receipts $1,000. Market -lnw and
1Ug i5c lower Good to choice heavy 9 $50
y OH, light J.pO6i6. 10; bulk q .obuu A.
sheep Receipts 2O.00N Market steady
Good TO choice wethers 0o6li 20; fair 10
choice mixed 3.J0di4 -; Western sheen
Oo@l4 10; native lambs 50dl 50; West
ern lambs 5.0Od5. ~.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST Louis, January .-Cattle-Recelpts
Sl00 including $500 Texans. Market steady,
Native shirping and export steers 4 JI.ft
q. Il; dressed hcet and butcher steers 0Ugf
g. ID; steers under 1000 pounds 4. 3S6ho. 90.
stockers and feeders = 40Gi3 80; cows and
hclfers .00dt, 10: Gamers 5Ou2 30; bulls
. 20 fed. 3. 4NQd 40 gra4s. COWS and helfcrx
.. b06i3. 40. Hogs Receipts $500. Market
shade lower. Pigs and lights .oO6i8 20;
packers O. t5M8 81; hrtchtrs O. 250t6 TO
sheep Receipts 400 Market steady. Ma
tive muttons 3 25d4 30; lambs A. T0dd Is;
culs aud bucks / 5Om3 80
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FOR RENT Three desirable unfuruishct
rooms, upstnirs, reasonable rates. llUl
Charities, Third ward.
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

5G5Ac; fair. 4T@4l&c; fancy imported, ga
ROPES isai, basis 7-lG 9a3c; Manila,
l3c; nntarred hath yarn. Sc; tarred, ne.
SALT-Loulsiana, coarse Soc; ine, soc;
bhls 2s.1os, $3.50; coos, $245; 1oo-3s,
SALT FIsH~Mackerel. No. l, in lob
kIts, aoss@$Lo,o; half,bhls.- 1Qlb' NO l.
SALMON-Tancy pillar Rock Columbia
River, S1.so' Castle, Rock, Columbia River,
SIS: Spear Alaska. Sill: Toy 90.
lumbia River sl.25; Rlue Bell, Columbia
River, 05c Violet hrGnd, 81 50; Cnraa-
ton brand Fancy Red Alaska, Sl.35ai 40;
Pink Alaska, Sl.lO.
RDINES-Amcrcan quarters 81 d3r
3 -; mustard, So. 10@8 20; imported GIL
Iette grade. quarters, $3.50: fancy sprnts,
quarters, sS.00@10.0o. according TO grade.
STARCH goods: Pearl, In 4Olb
boxes, 4@4l9c; R9y9i Gloss IS Or Archer.
box, $500 corn starch, 519c per 10, 20 aud
4O-lb boxes.
Standardization are for small lots:
special rates are given on carload orders.
Standard graduated, &c. cubes and pow,
dercd. 5Rr, Louisiana yellow clarified and
fancy, 4ikc; choice, 37sGl4c.
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ms are quite active and prices hold
:. Supplies are only medium and
& find a ready demand to meet new
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pr,ces are n shade weaker. Wheat
Z have declined 3d5c, and corn chops
are selling cent better
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SALES OF clean
THE DISTINCTIVE FEATURE
Total Showed One of the Best Records
of the Sesson--Firn Demand on
Higher Grades,

Yesterdays rice market was highly
active one. The immense sales Of clean
was the distinctive feature Of the day, rum
ming into one OF the largest records yet
Noted. Buycrs were from well distributed
sections Of the country and nUmngr we
ENLARGED orders from purchasers who had
previously taken the article ms an expert
mcut. Many requests were noted and Ike
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H. and 8. Beers Cotton Letter.
Odd, =. MI, ~.

tSpeclal TO inc Post)
New Orleans, January 7.-Lyerpool was
disappointing, consequently our market
opened points lower, declined addition
al on the heavy port and interior receipts,
and the large estimates for both New Or
leans and Houston tomorrow, being accclc
rated by the weakness of spots. closing at
net loss of . TO 10 points on the day
Port receipts for the four days are 3d.
0O0'i in excess of last year and 5000 over
year before last. The semi.weekly interior
receipts point to $1,000, against GA 600 last
year and 1900 year before last, or q gain
of 81 per cent over last year and 10 per
cent over year before last.
The continuance of these immense re
ceipts as well MS Mr.. Hester's analysis
have been instrumental In shaking the
confidence of many who had small crop
views and the probability is that those who
bought freely on the bureau, under the i'm
preston that their estimate would be ap.
proximately correct, Will abandon such
ideas, especially as the movement Is rum
ming OH basis of a 10G0O,000 crop.
II must be remembered also that IL the
amount brought into sight only equals
last year from now ont, It will point to
the above figures. II was apparent today
that increased crop estimates will soon
become current and as the long interest
is very large, liquidation may set in when
least expected, H. q - Beer
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DRIED FRulTs AVE NuTs.

= CAULIFLowER-F California. per
craze, 50 40Cd2. 6J.
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rivals Of coffee at Havre during Deccm-
Ewerc $4,000 bags and deliveries were
b00 bags. II was reported that the ar
K of coffee at Havre the past week
bded cargo Of about 10000 bags Hayl
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APPLES-Fancy Ben Davis 81. oof5 %
iancy wlnesaps. So 25d5. 30; fancy Oregon.
boxed I've red, 81 .9O1i2 90.
:, B!AlNS M "a 81 5odl. 65; packed,
barrels 50 50
NoCOANUTS-Pe sack Of 100, SO. 75a
400: less quantities. 50. %.
-Messiuus new crop SO 5Odl
3.l5; CALIFORNIA;. So 256I3.5O
nRANGES-C California navcls, S2.756f3.O0
Nells. SO 90
PINEAPPLES-P crate, S4OOGi4. 80.
GR,tPES-New York Catnwba. .-ib pony
baskets. 23o Carrier crates 10 BIB baskets
S223; Malaga or Almerla. 25.lb kegs, 81. 80
nG. co, "
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FON OALE ON ENNA1FA1FS14I n
FAST FACING STALLION. dark bay, -
hands, also combination gaits under snd-
die; perfectly city gentle and nne
locker. H. l.. Gibbs Deepwater, Texas.
40
F0E SAI.E OR TRADE-For cattle, one
\ good, gentle medium size saddle or work
horse. Apply NJ sid Westheimer'a. u
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RADIO valley. n section that in point OF de
vclopmcnt Is going to break the worlds rec
ord In 1000.
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PRODUCE.


BEEswAX-Prime Texas 22G@3c per
FBEANS-Imported navy beans, 4lsa4%c;
Bayou, 4c; English dried 3Ac; pink 4ci
California navy. 4A@4lac; Snaps 81, 90 per
bushel, wax, 81. 80 per bushel; California
- 'R ATT Star, 22d28c; dairy, l9c;
EIgin creamery, 2S@29c; Texas bricks,
i1di9c Oleomargarlne Lincoln, solids
ne; prints, iSc; Monkeys special. lsc; Crys-
tai Gem and country rolls, Zoe; Empire
state sneciai. 15e; special Blue Star, lSc;
Elgin dairy bricks. 19c; Ideal, lie; Puri y
Cfeamery, 90 and 30lb tubs, 22ci Lib
prints 24c; Elgin creamery, solids, 1Sc;
county butter. in pals, 1OM9Oc.
CABBAGE-1M
CHEESE Wisconsin full cream rolls.
15c; Wisconsin full cream daisies 1870
l4c; Wisconsin half cream 12140l3c
EGGS Kansas, 26d27c: Texas. Doe.
KRAUT-New. in half barrels, 5000
o5NIoNs-Per pound. 3d3Hc.
PEPPER- Chile. new, l50iGc per pound;
black Singapore. 1lc. ~
POTATOFs- .156i1 20; Colorado. 81 20
al 40: Scotch imported S1.20.
TEANUTS-Jum per pound. 61sG6Ac;
fan q hand picked No ], 5lsa6c
pECANS- New Texas, per H. Zoe
3 50; fryers, large. S3.9Ni3 50, brolers'
81 oGG2 So MIXED lots. 81 Au02 IS: cocks,
large. old 81 SC62 90; ducks large, 50 1916
2 20: geese, flill featherci, 81 Oln5 90; tur
keys. hens SO 00d7 On: turkeys, gobhiers,
SIS GOcIl2 90; Young turkeys, So 2j6t3. 10.
SWEET POTATOES-Pum and yell
COW yaTns, s5c@1oO bushel; white vans, 40
M5Oc
CAUMFLowER-Fancy California. per
cfate, 50 40@2. g.
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FOR RENT Two rooms, unfurnshod, with
bath privilege, private family, references,
stNet Como b"fore a o'ciocl " Nv or
after u. M. q
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Chicago, January Receipts 200
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Bcrclair. Texas. January &c II. Lucas
is feeding several thousand head Of steers
on his ranch near here. He reports the
range good and his cattle in fair condition
TO withstand the ngors Of a hard winter.
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FOR RENT.

NICELY FURNISHED ROOM for gentle.
man or couple at LOB Rusk avenue II
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THREE NICE unfinished rooms for
rent. AnplY SOB san Felipe y
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PLEASANT ROOM, 110i Texas avenue.
one block from Rice hotel; references
required j3
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For RENT Four-room cottage, suitable
for small fnmily. large yard and stable
noenCkc'S Pharmacy. II
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NUMEROUS TRANSACTIONS IN
TEXAS CATTLE In KANSAS CITY.
Receipts Were Larae--At Chicago 500
Texans Were Received, at Kansas
City 100, and ST. Louis $500.
KANSAS CITY.
Especial TO The post

Stock Yards, Kansas City. Mo, January
THE following sales by Texas aud Terri.
tory stockmen were reported today. r. H..
Mosley, Llano, 40 pound cows 80; j. 4.
French, Temple, 100 pound bulls 300, $40
ana $50 pound bulls 400; j, n Garrison
lace, Bolton. 1908 pound bulls 20; II ~
Garrett, Troy. NJ pound cows 8 % SoU
pound COWS / 10, lU0a pound cows 81;
\. h. Nolan, Dallas. So pound cows 4 20
1912 pound cows 4.U0; A. c.. panill Kauf
man. 1916 pound cows 4 So; H. A. Pierce
WaSahachic, 1u2S pound cows $50 ll52
pound cows 4 20; G. A. Benton, Corscana,
1919 pound cows . 10.
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pA1Nrs. n1Ls AID GLASS.

White lead, per cwt, strictly pure, So. 80;
second grade, Sc 90; third grade, 50 %.
Turpentine, per case, two 5gallon cans,
S.. as; barrel lots, 45c per gallon. Mineral
paints, in barrel lots, per cwt,, soc; Ven,
rr- cwt, 81 90 Linseed oil, best, boiled.
60c. Ready mixed house paints, 81. COO
i 80 per gallon, according to brand; mineral
naints zoe per gallon. Window glass, So
% ner cent off January list.
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NICELY furnished front room suitable
for gentleman or couple: 900 Louisiana.
10
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RECORD OF THE RICE MARKET.

wise came from varied sources. strong
demand was maintained and appeared par
ticularly pronounced on the higher grades.
The wants of the public for seed rice Is
already beginning to he felt In a quiet way
and IN view Of heavily Increased acreage
fur the belt VIII soon assume large proper.
tlons. Prices remained without change.
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GRAIN AND HAY.

Carload lots, f. o. h. cars from millers
dealers charge from store 5aloc. more per
100 lbs on bran, 2@3c per busshel on oats
and corn, and 10@l5c per 100 IDS on nay
! BRAN-Per 100 lbs, 81 35dl SO.
WHEAT SHoRTS-Pec 100 lbs, 81 429
1 AZ.
CORN-No. . sacked, S6l9@ST3c.
6ATS-Per bushel, 5sla@60c.
HAY-Alfalfa, SD .OOd15. so; choice tim
othy, SO. 0Odsi9 80; South Texas prairie
hny, 81. 50d9. 90; North Texas and Territory
hay, $l4 00ql8.O0'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-08
Store at Royse City.

Royse City. Texas, January THE store
Of j. W Reese was destroy ed by DIRE at a
loss OF $4,000. partially insr red.