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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-10
DAVID G. BELL INVESTMENT CO.,
Ill. S Fourth st.

ss5o-THIs is THE BEST BARGAIN IN
Lake of the isles addition, 52x150, east front,
inside of 26th street; want cash. See me Mon
Day # y S want it. Alb: Latham. e17 Guar
ss25-LOT DUPONT n, NEAR soTH, IS FEET
'front.' walk, water, trees. -.
s45o--Emerson N, between 2sth and Both,
west front, walk water; sewer, gas gas, % feet
$4,000 -40xi25, Cor. 9Th Ave No and Penn
Lot convenient to car-line. "A snap.
$25ooo Lot s1 ssx124' Cor: 2srd Ave. and 9Th St.
$4,000 Lot 4sx12o, on Aldricb Ave. So. near
100000. Each for 3 lots 55x1s4 on Madison St.
.s.,.s.=. Me, cor, oath ave.
s'oOoo LG Take aax s. On Dioon'ns 'on' eotnsf
100000 5sxiso, on Clarence between University
and Bedford. Prospect Park: This Is
a beautiful place to build home.
$500. 90 45x129, on Garfield Ave. S near oath st.
$4,000 40x11e, ON Lyndale Ave S, near 18th
90 St. -
$4,000 4sx150, in Kenwood, corner Sheridan
and Franklin.
100000 47x124, on Chicago Ave. near 9th st. .
100000 43x12S, on Stevens Ave, near Lake st.
$500. 90 76x1e7, on Emerson No, corner ssd St.
We also have lots in every part OF city,
ranging in prize e. * <! ~ aG1 81; co.
100 So, 4th St.
100 BEET CHOICE FRONTAGE, WATER
and sidewalk. beautiful trees. excellent neigh.
opposite A. Humphreys, $40 Andrus Bldg,
WILL. SELL YOU. 6S-FOoT LOT ONE
block State University. $3.50. Water and
boulevard taxes all paid Great snap. A.
Humphreys, GAO Andrus Building
s275 CASH WILL BUY LOT 45x12s, HARRIET
az, 34th st: city water; If sold this week. NJ
G. Thompson, GIG Phoenix building.
$500 CASH WILL BUY LOT 5ox127. IRVING
av inside 2ath st; sewer. city water: a snap
NJ. G. Thompson, GIG Phoenix building,
$3.50 CASH WILL BUY BUSINESS LOT ON
Washington av. NJ; owner leaving cityi LOT
worth 81 200, but want cash at once. M. G
Thompson. 616 Phoenix building.
$125 CASH WILL BUY A GREAT BARGAIN
in lot Northeast Minneapolis; only three
blecks from Central av cars. NJ. G. Thomp.
son, GIG Phoenix building
S325' FOR HIGH LOT, 18th Az s, s7th ST
$3.50, fine lot Lyndale. near oath st.
$500, Calhoun Park. near aake.
500 each. six lots, Sd av and 41st St
SIS, choice lot, one block to car, 3Sth st.
| $3.50 for 5ox104, half block. to boulevard, Lin:
| den hills. $500 for fine lot 1oox1e0 Washburr
park. I. A. DUNSMOOR,
61s Phoenix.
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ST. ANTHONY PARK.

: ST. ANII1ON -.fANK.
The finest residence IN the Park. Hard.
wood, hand-carved finish; expensive mantels,
plate glass windows: all improvements: in
fine order; lawn, 225xl50; plenty of trees
Keys at 2240 Langford av,r Near Como cars
NEW RESIDENCE, SUNNYsIDE; FOUR
teen rooms, large barn; hot water heat; curly
BIRCH CHARTERED white oak. polished birch
floors, stone porch floor; place very fine. Bar
gin by owner. 6S41, Journal. :.
$1,000 WILL BUY THE NINE-ROOM HOUSE
No. 1910 James 'av N. newly rooted and paint
ed: easy terms; full lot, J. G. Hall, 7S6 Lum-
Der Exchange. - =
$2,100-WELL- WORTH $4,000 IN THE DEAD
Of winter; fine, large, nineroom house, all
modern except heat and piped. for furnace;
good location, Grand av and 2Sth first-class
condition: large trees, full lot, nice lawn.
stone walks Call early;r don't get this snap
every day. Fitzgerald, 30lS Aldrich av S.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-10
RUG MEG CARPET CLEANING

FINE RUGS FROM YOUR OLD CARPET.
Write for catalogue. Carpet cleaning, .reft-
ting; laying; out-of-town orders we pay the
freight one way. Both telephones. National
Carpet Cleaning Co, Nicollet island, Mpls
NEXT to Oriental Rugs made from
your old carpets by Economy Rug Co.,
los 6th. st S. Phone 3217 LII
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-10

FOR -RENT-NEW, - NOBBY, FURNISHED
cottage at Cottagewood, reception veranda,
fireplace; something new in a cottage. p. H.
Bass, Guaranty building.
40GVofa3pcGGeca1 Cicctccl.te.eloo-t1ece-ct
- ..a JAEGER G. .TORELLE, ....-..
.# 80 Bank of Commerce building.
81, 3O0-1O acres with 150 bearing and 90 young
apple trees, also grapes, Plums and her
: ries beautiful building site, close to Elk
= cesior. 49, -.
$e5o-A 101s-acre tract near Christmas lake,
-: partly cleared, but no improvements.
AS land sells in that locality this is a
+ snap. 49,
s2,Soo-sO acres in the heart of the Mime
y tonka country for $500 is bargain
that cannot be Offered every day: In
= 5, 10 and 2o-acre tracts this land will
,1nooce aoooa3eae-a1eG
WOULD YOU LIKE NICE. FURNISHED
cottage at the lake, neat and clean, located in
fine grove, near the lake? II so, apply Lewis
Sturges, Excelsior.
FOR RENT-EIGHT-ROOM COMPLETELY
water in kitchen. Can be seen any time T.
F. Armstrong 919 Guaranty building.
y z
" ;DAVID P. JONES & CO., y
V 200 Oneida istlding. "a
y A GOOD CHANCE FOR SOMEBODY. = Y:
g The Minor Amusement hall. situated y
e on the lake shore at Excelsior, Lake Y
Y Minnetonka, is for rent for the sum- Y
~ mer season. Besides a good floor for y
V dancing, it has a bowling alley, re- y
Y freshment stands, all in good condi- y
= ss4! so s. ess q { sssssasSss ~
FOR RENT-CoTTAGE OF SIX ROOMS
large grounds; south shore, at Breezy Point
Address L. NJ Guild, 1910 Harmon place.
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE

H. E. LADD, 1903 ANDRUs BUILDING.
wants your business; come in and have conf.
Dental talk; l. can save you money; advice
free: call. write or phone for particulars.
WE ARE SELLING MANY HOUSES. AND
find the demand much greater than the sup
ply; can sell your house if the price is right.
w. w. Clark. 313 Nicollet. :.
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REAL ESTATE-TO EXCHANGE

REAL ESTATE-TO EXCHANGE
WANTED-TO PURCHASE A FEW GOOD
country grain elevators Also some choice.
city residence property in exchange for wild
land. If you wish to do anything in the
exchange line, place your property with the
Exchange Bureau, 42S Guaranty building.
QUARTER SECTION OF GOOD CENTRAL
Nebraska land to exchange for equity Min
neapolis property, south. 514 New York Life.'
70 EXCHANGE-QUART SECTION NO.
land, Barnes county, North Dakota, for small
house, large lot; or vacant lots in Prospect
Park, near Pratt school. Address 6434, Jour
nal. i
no TRADE-WtYZA PROPERTY WORTH
SO, 500 for modern house and lot in city. e.
Voege, 121 Washington az S.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-10

40 ACRES, GRAIN AND STOCK FARM FOR
sale; this beautiful tract tof land is only II
miles ives. of st. Paul and three miles east
of ShakoDee. on the Omaha railroad: good
buildings; about 100 acres for crop. balance.
pasture and hay land; if you want good
stock farm here it is; 100000. Exchange Bu-
reau. AS Guaranty building.
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MONEY TO LOAN; CURRENT RATES. -.
HECTOR BAXTER 4 CO., 420 Guaranty bldg.
Az TO 6 PER CENT MONEY, WITH THE
ION before privilege, to loan on improved
property IN Minneapolis and St. Paul. r. NJ.
Newport, 3O9-3ll Phoenix building, 80 4th st
IS MiDneaDOis ..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-10

WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN ACCUSTOMED
to frst-class accommodations, one or two
nicely furnished rooms in desirable neighbor-
hood; would arrange for one OF two meals
if suitable. References exchanged. 6571,
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THREE MORE OF THOSE SNAPS IN
lands left; only $500 for $780, all good land,
worth $1,000, and will bring 1000 in 80 days.
Northern Land Co.. Phoenix building.
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WANTED-TO RENT

WANTED-BY TWO GENTLEMEN, FUR
nished bedroom and sittng-room, on bath
floor, within walking distance. Must be
private Apply, stating terms, to 6091, Jour-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-10

I CAN SELL YOU ANY DESIRED AMOUNT,
Of land in Assiniboia on the 500. buyer to
make his own selections, pick it anywhere.
at $4.25 an acre; lands in Assniboia are now
selling from Sc to SIS; rare opportunity.
Address 6545 Journal
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-10

s.. $50 BUYS TIE MODERN DWELLING.
1914 "a av 81; nice surrounding IS: large lot,
good barn; inspection invited. Cannot be du-
plicated for less than $500 George Odlums
Phoenix Building.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-10

IT, E. LADD, 3O2-3o3 ANDRUS BUILDING.
If you have rents to collect, property to look
AFTER / make a specially In this line: twenty
years of experience. Can save you money.
WANTED-FOUR MODERN ROOMS, NEAR
Nicolet av and 2eth st, by couple. Call at
No. 1928 LIST av S.
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FOR RENT
sTOREs-Contfnucd.


FOR REMISSION FOR A CARPENTER,
painter, repairs or fuel business 81 10th az
s; $40.
STORE FOR RENT-1S1S RIVERSIDE Az
Inquire of Foss & Berg, 1872 Riverside.
NICOLLET Az, NO. 1924, WITH -FOUR
rooms in rear. for light housekeeping; price
$40 per month. Inquire of barber.
FOR RENT-STORES-WE COLLECT MORE
rents and have charge OF more business prop
erty, wholesale and retail, than any other
agent Come In and consult our Mr. Me-
hrory. Edmund G. Walton. 900 hennepin ay.
t5o EACH 1o1- 1903 asst Az n: TWO STORIES
and basement: suitable for wholesale
or light manufacturing business. >.
fl5-9o0, etc, 4th ST S, la, ge buildings and
grounds. suitable for iron works or
manufacturing. ,...
$50, first floor and basement in rear 81 w
Island av trackage. ss .-..- .'.s ~
-s...s . CITY REALTY co. NE ~.
- s. 205 Boston; Block. 7'
MISCELLANEOUS
HAVE Us MAKE YOUR SPRING SUIT. ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-10

So ACRES, 10 MILES SOUTH OF COURT:
house. at $50; also 40 acres. same price: may
miles northwest of city. at $40. l. A. DaIns-
moor, GIG Phoenix II. -.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-10

16O ACRES HARDWOOD TIMBER LAND IN
ltasca county, rich SOIL on public road. good
house. running stream price $3.50 per acre.
Bruner 223 I'd ay s.
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ABOUT 10000 ACRES, ALMOST SOLID
body splendid prairie land near jamestown,
n. D., at very low price; must all so in ono
lot to close estate: mean business. Address
Postoffice Box 1872 Minneapolis.
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$500 HOUSE. Il ROOMS, CLINTON .Av
near 18th st; cellar, well, cistern, barn; 10!
4sElse; $500 less than cost Bruner. 223 70
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-10

SOUTH :DAKoTA-EDMUNDs COUNTY, $50
acres, 81 to So: Brown county, $50. only. 100:
Campbell county. u quarters, s. to Sc acre.
Sully county: quarter, $500; Potter county
two fine quarters, $3.50; Mcpherson county,
700 acres, 81 to S. F. ]. Percival, 1905 Guar
anty BUILDING - .t' .s-$St~ ..c -, { L., -
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FOR RENT-SHOP FOR CARPENTER,
painter, repairs or fuel business. 2Si 10th az
9. say
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-10

Wants your furnished house for next winter.
Many are inquiring now. See me confiden-
tiaI1
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DO YOU Want INFORMATION ABOUT
homes in the famous Palouse country? Have
you western lands. for sale? Write Hans
Bugge, secretary Chamber of Comm cree. Cen
esee idaho. ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-10

FOR EXCHANGE-FOR STOCK MERCHAN-!
| dise 1900 acres splendid clay soil, hardwood
| timber land, near Mile Laos lake. Aitkin
| county, Minnesota: price $40 per acre; now
retailing adjoining land at ST. Address post
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-10

FOR sALE-AT MINNETONKA q BEACH
| two lots with good S-room house; two blocks
| from depot at a bargain. John Manson, Min
Il 1r1yo DooI
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ABSTRACTS, CALI ON
,ce and Trust Co. ~
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SEVERAL DESIRABLE PIECES OF THE
good timber, in Polk county, Wis, for sale
cheap Cyrus A. Campbell, 533 Guaranty
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
FARM LANDS-C0ntinue

10000 ACRES, WITH 223, ooo, 600 FEET OF
timber and mill costing $ll0,0U0 all for $780,
000 to settle estate;l like finding money. a.
Humphreys, GAO Andrus building.
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FINANCIAL.

MISCEiLLANEOUS
HAVE Us MAKE YOUR SPRING SUIT.
BENTSONs TAlLOR1NG9 Co. 31S Nicollet av
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s.. 600 BUYS 1, lO0-ACRE FARM IN kIDDER
county, North Dakota; house cost $4,000; barn,
s6x1O0: three living springs; one 0ecNon in
sheep fence and 400 acres cultivatod. Spme.
date possession. James "A. Wilson, Arehour,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-10

FOR sALE-35ss LONGFELLoW AV. sIH
rooms large shed. well, cistern, lot 50x13t:
81, 900; very easy terms. Byron & Willard, q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-29
H0IJSTON WHOLESALE MARKET

tonm sugar conference reoxsom,loa
Brussels on Jant,trv "a 49,, 81
thar a., . 'Nu 1t Is stated
80 representatives Of Great Britain
ana 0t France demanded that gerr,e,,,. ,t
Austria should no, AMI, ,,,,,, NV"
hountfes l,,,, H., "i'hutaW thcir
'"' suou'd suppress their kartells
N which case France would discontinue a.
eNrou bounty. white ,b. ,.i,h5,',,
ror,,rt,o,,, - '"' Nlnu'dWdi OF
nrc.s 'H - ,Y Germany and Austria the sup.
10 he rcr,,Ho I'r hafteHs Is almost eGStar
thnt u,o co ,v LII I'M lur 9plnion is now held
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-29
THE OIL AND STOCK EXCHANGE
A BEARISH SESSION, BUT
ACTIVE TRADING OCCURS.
Analo-Ameriean, independence. Becky
Sharp and Grace Sell Lower-Eaui-
table and Ground Floor improve.

Yesterdays Was a beariSh session 81 the
on and Stock Exchange, but animated from
the start. and while prices were frequently
on the decline 10 shrinkagc appeared In
the number Of orders on hand.
Anglo. American dropped &c in selling
terms, but retained immense activity, more
than 1900 shares changing hands. Beatty
seemed In better favor with an advance
Of Ac paid for the new stock and offers
for tho old showing gain OF &c on the
day. Grace sold at n decline Of isai,c and
limited transfers were In evidence. indc.
pendence weakened Slightly. sellers com.
in. to the 2%c line with large quantities.
Buyers appeared scarcer than formerly on
these terms aud while good sized lot was
taken the bidding price was aftcrward re.
duced to 29sc. Becky Sharp lowered slight
ly ana after two small transfers sellers
dropped %c on the day. or to 2lsc. and
buyers Kept fully lsc lower Merchants
and Mechanics traded at HgN9Ac with
smaller prices ruling as the close Emulrc
state held the gain made on the previous
day, but few transfers occurred EQuituhle
Land and oil had large advance, bringing
l5c, or Sc over the preceding sale. Beau
mont and pncihc Slope traded TO advantage
ana BuuulO was pcrceptiOlN strong. Man
haitian sold for Il traction less and Drilers,
beaumont Confedernted san JHeiato and
National oil and Pipe changed hands ON
terms practically the same RS before Pal.
estine and Beaumont showed some improve
ment and Nc more would have ben given
for Fort Worth. The most notable adj.
vance took place ON Ground Floor. with
offers Of 500 above par or an increase Of
$3.50 over the previous bid. without APP
pearauce Of holders at any figure
The total sales amounted To- $3.50 shares.
The prices bid and asked Yesterday and
the sales made were ns follows.
UNLISTED STOCKS.
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,,Iytss VERY DULL, CON-
F'''I rlNFD TO TRADE NECESSITIES.
-. lilo i-2c-Suear Advances
" ..I.,s.--corn and Oats Are Lower.
0' Fewer Potatoes.

~. exceedingly dull In the
1ns ua' ,o,set Business was confined TO
fa'l'.A.', 40 ~ necessities Of the trade, and
q ipsl'u IN view Of the disagreeablo
\ ' as., here was scarcely peg moving.
,n,tor prices went &c higher.
,,eomargarlne is selling &c higher,
4, and yellow clarified sugar ad-
/, ,oa . points.
4 ,a,aopce in cabbage stocks wac
lA . " reduced and prices ranged
shade higher
,,oao IS practically bare Of grapes
~ S,,,,as. as well as other varieties, are
4 / out Of the market
n a, nrlccs have gone lower. Corn chops
Vs. ..pinr 1@3c less sacked corn has
4 Md 9e. oats 1i4a2c and bran is slight
4 vtater
.,ocs in coffee in Havre is 2,77S,0o0
= = which . 80 0Oo bags Brazilian; last
a No stock was 100000 bags, includ
a, sl7scuO bags Brazilian.
H., receipts were barely large enough to
H Questionable and demand was CORE
ID .gnslr small and the few sales that
\ /, m9de occurred around &c basis.
!. h,oapo situation for the time being
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estimated port receipts $4,000 bales. served
10 cause reaction which was further ac.
ccntuated by the bearlsh expectations for
Houston and New Orleans ngCregltiug
1890 for tomorrow and bg noon the whole
list averaged az yesterdays low point with
very little doing Toward the last pric :
hardened sharply running the list 70 the
highest OF the day aud closing out az m
advance OF . 10 points.
The semi weekly figures are 10 show from
200 TO 200,0O0 or within 10000 Of the
highest on record. on the other band
there IS considerable buylng on the be.
lief that nesrlv 90 per cent OF the stocks
~ the uncounted Interior towns are OK
hausted. Should this be true II Is but q
matter Of o short time before We may
expect marked falling of In receipts with
mediate future, however. we look for q
continuation ~ present heavy receipts but
would advise against heavy engagements on
the short side r. r. Morris & Co
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-29

Houston, Texas, january 2S with cst-
mates for Houston aud New orleans ur
5000 Against lSO1i last year the market
from thc highest hut on Tn" news Of Prices
ostiuntr ana the early ending of the Bov
war went up rpidy closing highest ut the
uuy.
We quote tho following figures from TIE
Iouru1l of Commerce. Al the rate tue
viii need l,U1u,UDD more. English mill,
100000 more total d51p0Ou. ana if en-.
movement W ~ large for the balance ~ ia"
season 1s last ycur the present crop would
Ice i0G2uuuO bales th,rc would he lcf
ou September $4,000 hnlcs, or an amount
smlll enough Per sGccultora 10 mDupunu
a.l have another corner The ports 3I2ip
against go Inst vclt
Liverpool spots unchanged, closed ta.Gl
down aud rs luc 90 hc 1904 higher tomoi
yn,s Richard Cuckc Ca.
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NO ARRIVALS OF ROUGH.
SALES OF CLEAN INCREASE
Variations OF Market Sandstone Late
Shipments OF Rough viii Come in
Before Season Ends,

The variations Of Yesterdays rice market
were practically nil, with the movement Of
clean the most prominent feature In evil
dence Arrivals OF rough are small mat
ter now and while few big shipments
are yet in store Cor the local market It is
only the ragged end Of the crop that Will
be marketed In the future Some planters
have held back in anticipation OF higher
prices. others have been unable 20 obtain
satisfactory facilities for transportation,
but all Of these supplies will be on hand
within two weeks and the attention ~
the local trade will then bc entirely al
rected 10 the manufacture ~ the lean mr.
ticle until the raw product stocks are con.
sumed The demand for the former plom-
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The New Orleans Rice Market,
lSnnclnl To Tho pnail

New Orleans, January % market
FOR rough rice presented little OF interest
today. Offerings were very light and no
consequence. trading was slack In botf
closed closed steady DIV with no quotabie chang.
The market for clean was steady. yith
trading moderate on the light supply for
ward Prices were unchanged
Rcccpts-Ji25 sacks II rough and 80
pockets 81 clean.
Salcs-2691 pockets of clean aud 52G sacks
OF rough Of which 1850 sucks were Hondu-
ras and 1871 sacks Of domestic Japan
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Rea,ltifuinn Az Cltv.

Bryan. Texas, January 2s-sincc the or
ganization OF the Civic club the people are
awakening to the idea Of identifying the
city. Thousands 81 trees are being planted
In yards aud the property owners In some
blocks are having n row Of trees planted
along the outer edge OF the sidewalk. Many
residents are also improving their side.
WniiE
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-29

New York bun woull issue another crop re
pert tonight, ard q press dispatch saying
that the Boer wa settlement would hf an
uouuced IN twcnty-four hours. While IL can
hardly he said sentiment has undergone ans
natcfia! change. az the same time. ine
bulls are asking Themselves When VIII THIS
moi show much aggrcssiveness and seek
cover quickly on any signs Of an Improve
mont In the meantime speculation Is dor
mant. aud there is nothing m the situation
tial feature for an improvement Our New
Orleans wires: ELLISON estimates American
cotton consumption 10 Europe o.32lu0O,
United states 3,76lMDO. Canada ana Mex.
90 195 Os1 Japau 172 COO; total l039g, 600 "
Liverpool Is due to be l-Gi higher tomor-
row Cargll & Richardson.
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COFFEE.

Now York. January % Coffee spat RIO
aulet "a I invoice 55s Mild Quit; Cor
d0va ailH. Futures closed steady with
prices net i0alj points lower Total sales
~ 40 hnRs including March GG0; May
3 70f5 -, June 80; July : S5H5 a0 An
gust 3 qJfI6 10; September 6. O0giG 10. DC.
tober 1O08 90 May 6. 25; December G.25.
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HEAVY STAPLES

Powder nor kag 81 90.
aek. 81 * ~ Saio' per Aeg' urop shot'
EC0SEF;rrSSr,o DuGh, Sl'lo.
kdlOs,c resri snoI o., clear, IN SACKS,
Fet; bellies. ii%65155co 2ia Alc' ooNeu &c
hgGING AMI TIII;S pocr,, o,h
s!s4lb, ne: arrow H. "n isls 'itS' lu'
lSts, from Houston & y 5S5ss 'n"h car
fste per ID. 10 PeF fnl p"S Srsi@5t no ss L,
gIsc per h. snecIaiu si,n "'iE ~ d pnsre
! IN NJ SgH;;ggl5c, as to ouallfy Tvs nv n's"''
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, nSSe6 N;6Ia1.75; ALB boxes. l.. NJ raislns.
G gV5sa9e' S-erown, /. VI. raisins, Sob boxes
'';gsbT9( S,.crown, l.. NJ, 6IsGTc.
- ~ MS California. 90 zoos. Jisc; sO00
20, ivsVS' olac; Coos. 6c JO-eos, 6lsc; 40,
s,NN,N3 rs Brazil, i6al7c per III: albcrts,
nuts fancy hand pickcd' sS,a6c. No
iAG2c' Jumbo, 6d8isc: almonds. Taragona,
ii@Nl' per lb In sacks: California almonds
a. ~ pecals, lOe; chostnuts, Piedmontcs,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-29
ca,,ilI 4. RiohardsonIs Letter.

uouston. Texas January 2s.-fhe earl'
,oarso, in Liverpool about reelected the
,eakness shown on this eide yesterday, hut
rcorly M Of the loss was iegained hnai
,rlces lelng unchanged 70 la-Gi lower on
,ontrocts. Spots were quoted unchonge
IN sales OF 1000 to splnners. The same tld
slo.s,w was in evidence ia our marketj'
oulcE Improvement following the opening
~, rs has been the rule OF late, realizing
sales by longs started our markets down
and when estimates at Houston and New
oricsns Tor tomorrow we're posted, SHOW,
10 about the same liberal movement as last
l's considerable weakness was SHOWN
49, ,,ears evidently 0yer-sold themselves,
~ as near the elise good buying end
ID the markci ara &c points e a,sa re-.
~ y" srots steady; QuotG lions unchanged.
l .mnns the items Of a bullish nature neal
ne close was report that prominent