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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-07-10
BRONCHITIS FOR TWENTY
YEARS

Mrs. Miherva Smith, OF Dauville, tu.,
Writest IT had bronchitis for twenty
years and tieveg got relief un:il I pnea
Eoleyis Honey and Tar which ia a sure
epra.u Bolt y Wabb Piokens Gl Ar nan
b Callahan Mhesty, "
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-07-10
TWO BOTTLES CURED HIM.

81 was troubled with kidney complaint
for about two years." writes a. II. Davis
OF Mt. Sterling, H., 'but two bottles
Of Foley's Kidney Curo effected n prl-
mnnent cure" Bolt e. WobH Pickens &
Chapman & Callahan Liberty.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-07-10
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

Plans and specifications for county
Jail at Pickens :. G. can be seen at office
of tho County Supervisor, after the 10th,
day of juno 1902, also at office of Fl. ID.
Breeding architect, Greenville s. G.
Bids will be received in part or in whole
and will be opened at - o'clock, noon
July 18th 1902.
l.. d. Stephens.
a. j. Welborn.
Robt. Stewart.
Commissioners.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-07-10

"A. Is. Bass. Of Morgantown, Ind had
TO get up ten or twelve times in the
night and had severe backache and pain
IN the kidneys, Was cured by Foloys
cure; Bolt e Webb and Chapman &
Callahan Liberty.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-07-10
NO FALSE CLAIMS,

-, The propaetors OF Foley Honey and
Tor do not advertise this as q sure cure
for consumption" They do not dlsira
II will oure this dread complaint In ad.
yanoed Gases, hut do positively aaadrh
TINT At Will oure In the earlier atngos
aud never falls TO give ooYafoss
and relief IN tho wofst aasas. Foisy'a
Honey and Tar 10 without doubt fhe
grsaseat throat and long remedy, Ra.
fuse guhstitutea. bolt md Wahh piok.
enc qhepnalaa end Callahan Aibaysa,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-07-10

The bill for the relief of tho
promoters Of the Charleston Tx.
position along with those of tho
Buffalo Exposition has passed and
Charleston gets $l60, 100000. This
is bud legislation and legislation
apparently without warrant of au.
thority, except bad preondent,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-07-10
WHEN OTHER MEDICINES HAVE
FAILED

Tako Foleya Kidney Cure. IT has
cured when everything has disappointed.
Bolt " Webb Pickcus Chapmun & Cal-
lnhan Liberty.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-07-10

10 you like conrc? We'll if sell you some
OF the best roasted coffee SiEs 1Ob
coffee on the market. 'N -'
you ever indulge in smoking call got mpro Ciga-on
Glory. ~ ' 1"3'' 0' O'o
Perhaps from home
course don't want to drive
mead not d for You can got anything in goods
Tho best flour the market
fellow undcrscl s ~ - ~ ~ 0'"o'
Plenty Of knives or the and prices tlo,
We have some bargains in Shoes and Dry Goods
Highest price paid for all Country Produce
BIIOgC,S G' -Hun277lO1zd
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-07-10

1t has been matter of wonder
to many how tho runners in a
Fourth of July foot.raco found
enough good roads in Pickens coun-
ty to make the contest.
Where the state and senatorial
candidates 60 this year, they are
generally being taken in and cared
for during their stay by the good
people. Do Pickens people want
to show the same hospltality2
After the general Fourth of Jus
]y holiday rest and feasting, it
was little hard to settle down to
business and feel the same interest
in work. The impression is easy
to come that the division between
work and play is not evenly made.
"There is not necessarily any
antagonism between religion and
politics." but the impression pre-
walls that those who do not carry
their religion into politics for the
influence thereof usually leave tho
religion at home with their fami.
lies.
and many sections in the
d southwest have suffered
from the s.long, dry, hot
weather. The damage is beyond
calculation. People living in this
good country ought to be thankful
for the many advantages we en-.
joy.
Candidate Kinard from Green
wood Is the only candidate for
Railroad Commissioners from this
Congressional district or from this
section Of tho state and besides he
lsa competent manand ono we'll up
Oh information necessary to the
successful prosecution of the lntii;ee
Of the office.
Greenville'is making great prep
aral!c3ns to receive and entertain
6 the Confederate veterans and visi
tors during tho annual state en-
canpment to be held IN that cit
August 6, Z and 8. The railroad
are offering inducements in til
way of reduced rates and the pros
poets are that Greenville will have
this year. one Of the best reunion
ever held.
It takes some money and goo,
backing to farm successfully, jus
as with any other calling, but with
out the strictest economy and bus
tnoss methods, farming fails a
surely as any other business con
Quoted with slack methods. Yet
the freest and most satisfactory o
all callings is that in which the in
telligent man gets into close com
munion with nature and partake
Of the freedom Of the soil, and on
Joys tho results of his labors un,
I'd by the worries that at.
'aocaIled "polite profeu
49, rt and Jim Tillman among
the candidates for Governor are
about the only candidates to Gle sh
with any force. Tolbert tells his
jokes and Tillman says they are
old--so very old that Shem
knocked Ham in the head with n
piece of scantling for telling some
of those same jokes while Noah
was building the Ark. On the
senatorial rounds Latimer and
Evans are constantly firing at each
other or rather, Evans is firing ut
Latimer and Latimer ls explaining
and justifying. The other cand:-
dates meanwhile get in their
speeches and a good deal of good
electioneerlng incidentally.
1t remained for o South Carroll.
ma man--one who had acquired his
knowledge of organization and mill
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-07-10

Out this out and take It to DR.. G., w.
Earle's Drug Store nnd get box OF
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab.
let's. The best physio. They also cor.
rect disorders Of the stomach. prica AZ
cents at q. w. Earle Drugglst.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-07-10

1t has been matter of wonder
to many how tho runners in a
Fourth of July foot.raco found
enough good roads in Pickens coun.
ty to make the contest.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-07-10

Where the state and senatorial
candidates 60 this year, they are
generally being taken in and cared
for during their stay by the good
people. Do Plckens people want
to show the same hospltality2
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-07-10

After the general Fourth of Jus
ly holiday rest and feasting, it
was a little hard to settle down to
business and feel the same interest
in work. The impression is easy
to come that the DIVISION between
work and play is not evenly made.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-07-10

1G renamed l0r SOutu CnrOll.
ma man--one who had acquired his
knowledge Of organization and mill
management in South Carolina
to 60 to Kansas City and organize
the largest cotton mill in the world.
". B. s. Whaley, Of Columbie, s.
." 10 the moving spirit and will be
president, Of ten million dollar
mill to DO located at Kansas City.
This mill property will represent
an Investment hard to appreciate
Unless one considers the rapid
strides made by the southern states
'2.&i} s., - way OF cotton manu-.
f&o.rg.aH All this meano son,s.
Gliug gcl tb, south and has q MA.
turiol boag.ng on-the development
of the whole United States.
2iskena county 10 growing. II
shiy takes Q hurried survey Of the
sa% books 10 cunvincs one OF this
sact, She 10 growing In PROPERTY
md slowing In population, Que
heaals ase !pstedsaIaa hattst ''latAs
The oasis., 1902-06-07
Officers of Election.

In accordance with law, the board of supervisors on Monday selected officers to conduct the November election in the various precincts, as follows:
 Nogales No. IA. A. Doherty, inspector; John Dessart, s. NJ. Bai- ley, judges.
 Calabasas, No. 2-J. k. Wise, in- spector; c. w. Atkinson, J. R. John son. judges.
 Tubac, No. 3-Sabino Otero, in- spector; J. F. Black, W. K. La Plante, judges.
 Patagonia, No. 4-W. k. Blox- ton inspector; A. $. Henderson, James Keating, judges.
 Harshaw, No. 5-Frank Powers, inspector; James Hale, George Gross, judges.
 Washington, No. 5-A. s. Russel, inspector; c. T. Dunavan, Henry Harmon, judges.
 Lochiel, No. 7-R. Harrison, in spector; Colin Cameron, D. G. Chal- mers, judges.
 Elgin, No. S-B. T. Powell, in- spector; Joseph Bergier, w. T. Roath, judges.
 Old Glory, No. 9-J. B. McClena- han, inspector; J. k. Kelly, J. $. Andrews, judges.
 Gro Blanco, No. 10-A. E. Noon, inspector; c. J. Phillips, John Lyle, judges.
The oasis., 1902-06-07
Court House Bonds.

After THE OASIS forms were closed last week and upon the press, information came to hand that the enabling act, by provision of which Santa Cruz county may issue bonds to .he amount of $35,000 to build a court house. had passed the sen ate and would go to the president for official approval.
 The bill passed the house two months ago
 The success of the measure is very gratifying to the people of Santa Cruz county Much credit is due Captain L. W. Mix, who had the matter in hand when he was in last winter.
The oasis., 1902-06-07
NocALEs NOTES.

Mir. K. J. Pellegrin is i'll this morning and confined to his house.
 Thursday Mrs. Joseph Wise, of Gala basas, went to California for a visit of several weeks.
 To RENT.-House of four rooms, on West street, at $10 per month. Same street, a house of seven rooms $22 per month. Apply to w. J. B. Barnett, depot.
 A meeting of the Nogales school board was held yesterday, and the work of the year gone over, together with the future outlook, from which there is in preparation very in- teresting report, which will appear in these columns next week.
 My little son had an attack of whooping cough and was threat ened with pneumonia; but for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy we would have had serious time of it. It also saved him from several at- tacks of croup.-H. J. Strickfaden, editor World Herald, Fair Haven, Wash. For sale by L. w. Mix < Go.
 The Golden Rose Mining Com pany, operating on the west side of the Patagonia mountains, is mak- ing fine showing. They have a big ledge seventy-tive feet in width. Upon a twelve-foot pay streak they have sunk 100 feet and drifted sixty feet from the bottom of the shaft. They are taking out ore very rich in native silver.
 Proto Brothers have leased to MT. J. Goode, of Washington Camp, the Macedonia and Arizona mines on the west side of the Patagonia mountains. The properties have strong, we'll defined ledge, four feet wide, with extensive development work, showing fine black sulphide of copper, running high in the metal.
 One day early in the present week q pic nic party from Nogales going out to the Santa Cruz, met with an exciting and quite serious mishap. One of the teams ran away, smashing the carriage, throw ing out the occupants and causing injury to several. Miss Florence Scott suffered dislocation of one of the bones Of her wrist, and Miss Carmelita Marstella received a sim liar injury Mrs. w. F. Overton was severely shaken up.
The oasis., 1902-06-07
Notice for Publication.
Home.tead Enlry M. 8sI6.
pgpANrMENr oF rnE INrERIon

DEPARTMENT OF THE INFERIOR LAND OFFICE AT TUtsoN. AgIZ., June 2 l092. Notice Is hereby given that the following named settler hHs fled notice nl his intention to make final proof in support oi his claim, and that said proof VIII be made before the Clerk Of the Disfr'cf Court at Nuga e,. Arizona, on Wednesday,. J y 9i, l902. vlz Harry W Kelsey. of Nogales. Arizona, for the Lois and 2, * $ 12 x. E See jI ' 2 IS K II k., C X s. K. E. X M
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation 0l said hand viz CharirS Perkins, Philip Herald. William A O'ConnOr, and Adophus Noon all Of Sogales. Arizona.
 MILTON k. MOORE,
 Register. First pub June . 1902.
The oasis., 1902-06-07

United States Custom House manifest blanks for sale al THE OASIS
The oasis., 1902-06-07

An amethyst rosary with gold cross; S5 reward for returning same to American Customs House.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29

49, :, q. +, sect Wit ligt3 s nj
orad :, !, 1n +, commonly found ~ 5nar,,
9rea aouolnen, much like the qstin
,,o,,sa = ,,f1+l,at 4 can hardly pe ler
., i.1,ad From, s. il. It has, hoW ss;3ere,,,
piercinr proboscis and bites en-
There Are Also the forms neo'N'arJd sar-
tomologists as Phoro fernno 90
5cophaga trivlalis the f'ariety
s. .'Ttat Is enough concerninsi q these
OF flies. In brief the .
..I,, 4ha interest Of health, an. 81 tha
o,al,,, az. oh,riatine the possibili.y. - eI4,
tran Of typhoid fever by mgr dsmov ,si
of every description should
or buried forthwith. s,e1oN
"E:very effort should be NJ ~
boards of health in.cities ana ~ l. broad
persons in the country TO NM ~. In a1f7i-
Ing Of the common house ~ .,,t,ervision
ton there should be a stric s.a Kent
OF staplss ~, careful experiment.
nave LIZ. Iuu' .i,eesrant. Insecticidal sub
a. WorN VIII -. ,a,ida nf lime is the most
sMcisnt thing that can be a ,pl. ~. ~
aitt, .cc,,n1i,la tions in such fi.sTs, nu ~
t,,s tro,,ba is that chlorlds g. ms =. -
rnti,et. extensive. At the st az, e, .n =,
| Denartment Of Agriculture eno enat ~
the stalls is gathered III, ~ the experi-
/ treated to chloride OF lli1 ls,., thst >+ho
m nmbe pr Of house flies in the whole pa nsigh
borhood has been iesseio
able extent. ,,ke war ~,
+haes nests9 That is simply enuogn
ire division Of entomology wiz se1 ll
1 out literature of which a Vs. .loe.,.
is being published. to health poa an, any ~
Tinted : states directing them as to the
means means and S materials to be used in kIll:
ing off flies and empoyinsa p re-
measures for the spread . ana transmits ;Ss1a
sion Of disease germs by these insects.
while this is being done experiment.
/. will be conducted by the :, Government
experts to discover more el,lclefs L mem n.';
DDS for carrying on the eau can'pa .,aa Q ~,
Il first efforts will be to urge upon 'tit
people the necessity of care
Differentiation, as far US possible
will come later"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29
MODERN HOTEL THIEF PICTURESQUE

are increasing to dangerous extent.
Iiigh-class crooks arc choosing the fash
ionable hotels as a field to work. and
soma houses have had the hard luck tn
be selected specially for this purpose
Your hotel adventurer is always ready
tc become jewel thief il his chances do
not CARY. These men live by their wits.
anil have big hotel and livery bills. which
they settle weekly. They are difficult to
Glte.. because they are ceyec. and their
being guests OF the hotel protects them.
"of course. the ordinary crook is at
once spotted and turned out But this
new style of hotel thief will have no
mail: OF the criminal to the outward
eve"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29
Miles o'Reilly.

INV John Ludlow, in The New York Sum-
whats all the peelers layin' for?" said .
Parade.
ITO run you In. to run you In. the OAK
Street copper said.
what makes you look 80 white, SO
white:' said Bool-on-Pa
'Tu: dreadin what I've got To watch"
the Oak-strcet copper said.
"Fcr they've gave US lilies o'Reil!y. !,
from Gowanus- hy-the.Ba
An he's woke Us from tho torpid trance
in which we've ero";ed SO gray.
An he'll slash Off all orr buttons Il We
doesn't earn o1r pay
So there wont 5s rolrtn' fotn' In the
nlornin'.
whats all the hammerin' about?' said
Poke-on-Parade.
"I'he captains ,nallin' up the Joints. ths
Oak-Straet copper said.
as he go awful rich as that?' said Poke
on-Parade.
"They tells me that he can't be 'saen,'"
the Osk-street copper said.
..ror his name is Mile. O Reilly. an hss
called the Honest Cop.
With a Bible In one pocket an IN tothar
ono pop. :
go affabiy invites you-as 1rtead-eo
shut Up shop.
For there won't be nothin' Com IN the
n.ornin.'
what's that you say? Close up ut 4 g
said Barkeen- on-Pa-ade.
"Ttem Is the orders what got. the
Oak-street copper said.
"-N see the district leader drs1 saif
Backeep- on-Parads
..Tt district leaders oaue Is Mud, tie
Oak-Ssreet copper SAID.
"For it's Captain Niles GRIZZLY, an. no
knows tine law q bit.
An ned pinch his Old grandmother II
she violated it.
So you'd better run your shutters up, or
some one will set hit,
For there wort b. noshtn' dom IN the
mornin'.
..Hhat.s all the scrubbin' sein' on?
said esn-:oods-on-Parade-
.SThe captains cleanin' house. to-day.
the Oak-S.reet copper said.
can when do &c resume the game!
said Green
.sHe don't look like dyin. man." tho
oak-Street copper said.
! .ror his name Is Miles O Reilly. out to
do F1ymn,-Flan,m g Co..
An. there's nothin' else but Sunday
schools Is goin' to have show.
Ans the farmer must go elsewhere TO
cough up his bunch OF dough-.
An, there won't re notnin, doin' In the
rornin'-'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29


8 ne $50 -.
cans q
and the ponderou
sdiac results j
T s ,RxCh
Its e. ns s blend dfte
92sn aes
NESS 4G IAc Hs
%
nhod wsh the laws hTgsRs
na sna s xhIee
RusS syeI WIN pi
So spss,sn As sto as a yea
:ss ssss sssay fsaan2 p.ss seY se
@ RAJ Rasss se ssa s
h dscoosaton and npuns
ten reduced prices
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29
THElTCHlR6 WAS TERRIBLE.

EscoSp1po, San Diego Co.. Cal, Oct 1900.
DEAR S1Rs-NIy body brossc out with a.
rash or eruption. The itching, especially at
night, was simply terrible, it would almost
disappear at TIRES, only to return worse than
ever. I had tried many Preparations WITH.
out bereft. aud hearing OF S S. S.detsrn.in-
cd to give It 3 fair trial; fen bottles cured
re entirely. removing every bleniish and
i,lmple from my holy. L. MARNo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29

short-1f 1 had as much money II you
have / wouldn't be so blamedE fingy
Lones,,v dear boy, that is very
reason ro;, will never have it.-f aIcago.
News. u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29

MANY APPLICATIONS FOR posi-
TONS IN TO-DAY'S SUNDAY TIMES
WANT PAGES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29
Ban ElRH OF IETIER.

For three years had letter on my hands,
which caused them to swell to twice their
natural size. Part Of the time The disease
was in the form, of running sores. very pain
ft.l, and causing me much discomfort. Fou.
doctors said the letter had progressed too
far 10 be cured, and they could do nothing
for me. took only three bottles OF S. S. 8.
and was completely eused. This was fifteen
wears ago, and have never since seen 81,
Sign Of my old trouble.
Mrs. L. B. JAcKsos.
S37 ST. Paul ST.. Kansas City, Kan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29

disease during hot sultry weahef positive
Of The nto1erable itching and singing ana
ID miserable night and day Eczema letter and diseases Of
posos tie blood which the heat of seems to warm
y These fiery acids keep the blood III riotous and sour
alty and fevesey 1aae the pores end reta1d
els like oveeaed furnace. sad the poison burns
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29

nfANvT SITUATIONS ARE q EREDI
IN To-lDAYs SUNDAY T TINE; HANTI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29

An itching, burning s.
terror and a veritable sdeI1on
lizing almost beyond e !;
thoroughly uncomtortaDls: s, =
this type are caused Dy s aelu.
into life and renewed ac1if 7
condition, and the SSH n :
ton, when the whole body t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29

SEVEN cAsH Prizes IN To-DAY.s4
SUNDAY TINES WATT PAGES. TIE
PROYERB CONTEST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29
E Al 7 I
HOW 1T Can Be OBTAINED
How to Make MarveIously Perfect Complexion
=zs. and Restore Youthful Looks sssssszazss='

HOW TO REMOVE PlMPLES, FRECKLES; MOTH, BROWN
PATCHES, BLACKHEADS, OlLlNESS AND ALL DE-
FECTS FROM THE FACE, NECK AND ARMS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-31
OIL STOCKS CONTINUE ACTIVE
IMMENSE SALES OCCUR
VALUES GENERALLY STEADY.
Analo-Ameriean and Manhattan Weaker
but Others Strong-6eoky Sharp
lmproVes--Independ Firm.

Activity was the watchword at yester.
days session Of the Oil and stock Ex.
change ana the steadiness OF prices was
only disturbed IN few Instances The
attendance was large and brokers seemed
armed with an abundance OF orders emanat.
ing from far and distant points
Becky sharp moved upward and an adj.
vance did impede the takiugs OF buyers
with sellers exhausted at 2%c okers OF
2Tsc were made as freely and all that could
be obtained Mt that price was absorbed
an advance of A9%Sc on the day while a
small lot brought &c, Independence held
the same position as at the previous call
with hid OF 25sc for all In sight and sell.
ers turning loose 1900 shares on these
terms and afterword advancing to 2%c
striking dccline took place IN both
Anglo-Americap and Manhattan u was
thought that the drop to 2lsc NJ The former
session would form the low mark FOR this
stock. But after disposal of large lots
NJ that basis Il slump occurred by offerings
ut llSa2c, which seemed to rather fgightcu
purchasers, while small block went at lalc.
On the close there was shadow of lin.
proVcmCut With &c asked and lS,c bid.
Manhattan developed unexpected weakness,
dropping &c below the previous day Un the
iirst TRADES and later selling Ht UDc. with
more offered ON those terms and bids
still 9C lower Merchants and Mechanics
rested on the dccliue recently made with
heavy trading nj &c.
Victor new Increased In activity. con.
tinuing to sell at 2i4c. Beatty new was
in good favor. bringing l4c ON a large lot
ANA closing ask prices Ic better Houston
aud Beaumont climbed MP several cruts.
easily trading at Pc and further orders n
evidence. Fort Worth gained w. and Grace
ana Buffalo appeared slightly stronger
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-31
INVESTIGATING BRIBERY CHARGES.
Bench Warrants Issued for Several
Prominent Men.

81 Louls, January % This afternoon
Ipdee Wood issued bench warrant for
the arrest OF Ellis Wainwright, president
~ the ST Louis Brewing company and di-
rector NJ tbe St Louis and Suburban com
many. The arrest could not be made he
cause. II was stated Mr. wainwright =
now In New YORK, whore he makes ms
Investigation Of the Central Traciiog
bribery scandal which was unearthed IN
1899. was commenced by the grand jury TO-
day under the direction of Circuit Atlqr'
State WIN not rest With the suburban In
yestIgation but VIII 60 back 20 the Con-
tral Traction scandal OF lh3s aud the
North and South bill.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-31
SMALL QUANTITY OF ROUGH
APPEARED IN THE TRADE.
Good Demand Observation-Disclosures TOT
Seed Rice Beginning to MateHalze'
Grocery Grades Active and Firm

A small auautity Of rough appeared In the
market yesterday after nearly a weeks IN
teryal without an appearance Of same
While the sales Of clean were not as large
as formerly Ia the week they SIN evinced
a strong demand and the ability OF the
Houston market 10 hold healthy share
OF the trade. Inquiries fol seed rice are
beginning 10 ma,crialze and as the pdr-
chases Of planters in this variety are gem
orally heavier in February there VIII doubt
less be an early local movement Of same.
the Houston MIL mas shaped ~ supplies
for the increased acreage ana lhdieAt,31i ~
h reported fairly active and hrm. for sroc-
ery grades and the new crop Japan Tor
delivery during ia ter part OF Aprh IS
around &c. Quotations nave not Deeu AZ
tered.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-31
RECORD OF THE RICE MARKET.

,oor OFFERINGS were on a moderate scale
onG wore veil taken up NJ FOIL hgWes.
clean rlce ruled steady, with trading, llgnalo.
Ecreluis $40 sacks Of rough ana 'l9
nScEafs Of clean Sales 1881 pockets oi
rIonn and IisG sncks Of rough, Of which lJ1
sacIs we're Honduras and 1870 sacks OF d"-
nestle japan. -,,. ....,.,.., qi1f
AZ srrrenlncs 2H02Ai; No . lA@lA; Win
actual sales M 2lAm53 n ORC,
T0ucb Rice Honduras steady NJ < ~
4 an. domestic Japan steady al : 9Wh1."'
v.itb actual sales Of Honduras a. . ~ WHa
domestic Japan a. . .5O013 p; RICE Peuem
~ ,.AGi23 90 per ton from mills. ilee prhh
/ N JOM1S 90 pcr ton.