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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-08
CaraIII & RLcnardsonls &C..

Houston, Texas January The Liver
pool cotton market was hummer" AZ one
time this morning, futures selling s points
over the price Of Yesterday, with spot sales
IN excess Of anything we have seen in
weeks, 15,do0 bales being taken az g points
over Yesterdays close The strength abroad
stimulated our markets during the forenoon.
prices advancing with some n the largest
interests buying heavily Hasadorn was re
ported bidding at one time s. "A for 500
Mays with Weld and Norden large buyers
The New Orleans bull crowd we're takins
everything n sight IN their home market
besides contributing largely 70 the support
OF the New York market. but with all this
and light estimated receipts at Houston and
New Orleans the cotton market broke
sharply during the afternoon on reports
that Price would again issue another bear
ish cotton letter tonight Liverpool closed
! 10 81 points higher than yesterday, and
is due TO be 3 points lower tomorrow. New
York closed 4 10 points lower than yes.
terday, New Orleans To down Spots
unchanged,
small profit takers on either side Of the
market and We believe will 80 continue for
the near future. Al the close, the market
again looks heavy, and, while bad Liver
pool may induce renewed liquidation in
New York tomorrow, it Is hardly probable
that any material decline will he seen, rs
good support can be expected on all weak
periods
terror towns were 5000, against 04,l7l last
year; stocks 36s,91S, against 5oIos5 last
Tie New Orleans market will he closed
tomorrow. legal holiday. but trades will be
D''O' 'N '' " Carsili & Richardson
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Houston January : Liverpool recorded
an advance n points ~ spot cotton
today and 3 to points on arrivals
Encouraged hv the better focling on the
other side New York made a gain of 3
10 points on initial sales SPOT quota
tions were not disturbed Tho Southern
markets as rule we're qniet and steady
Port receipts aggregated 4s,045 bales
against 46Co2 bales. Receipts we're ey-
ceedlnglv light today aud during tho early
hours the disposition to advance prices
was manifest As tho day progressed.
however. and clear weather was reported
throughout the entire South volume Of
selling for profits set In which the mar
ket was unable m stand and prices closed
about II points below Rho highest As
stated in our letters for the past few
DAYS, everything at present depends on
Neather ard receipts, hut The belief IS
steadily gaining ground that much higher
prices viii prevnil and that the market
should he a purchase on soft spnts
r. Morris g. Co
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BUSINESS WAS QUIET
IN NEARLY ALL LINES
~. Market Has Not Yet Recovered from
AZ. Holiday Rest-stooks Are Being
Filled In Rapidly.

THE local wholesale market was quiet yes
,..d,v IN NOS. lines. the business trans
,te9 beiue mostly in country orders, main
= %, 6lnpg In few stocks.
4 :, onncars that the retailers laid 10 a
.sotr SIMPLY At holiday goods, which hive
~ cot necome exhausted, aud the consc
trsncs ID the trade is waiting for these
r,oors IN run short before much business
4. o1nccted In the meantime stocks among
6,col dealers are becoming larger and or
I,ers can be filled satisfactorily and wtthp
Cut delay. Prices arc, in the main, un-
changed.
Eggs are moving freely at the higher
|ptlces which have lately been established.
Anples are In light demand, the principal
kariety on hand being the Colorado box
fpplcs
Busipcss was moderate IN the batter
sosrget. but the demand stlll holds up we'll
hi tho usual prices
oranges ore moving slowly and prices
Nave weakened slightly The market is
sNen supplied at present.
The poultry market is almost bare and
4, batcvcr is placed upon sale is eagerly
lErabbed NJ Prices arc high aud are likely
b go higher
/ The market is now well supplied with
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BOARDERS wanted at 1916 freeman
street. on ear line.
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Richard Cooke & Co s Letter.

Houston, January Estimates for
Houston and New Orleans 16.Hoo. against
1900 one year ago Semi.weekly state
mont. thirteen Interior towns. IS ooo bales
more than last week and 1000 bales less
than corresponding week one wear ago
Tho weather map shows clear ana cool
over the entire belt Exports show lcss
disposition to proceed on the current basis
and the American spinntSs are taking cot
ton only as they want 49, while trade sc
counts arc none too good We received
the following from Mr. Theo II Price
this morning Expect large crop eSu-
mate. r, r Wilson 12th Instant advise
sales From II & B. Beer: Texas state
ment IN sight January shows $4,000 less
than last year General opinion was would
be 10000 bales less ReceihtS viii gov
orn.
From II. F. Page s. Co: Receipts
SHOW indications Of Increasing In volume,
and We would not be surprised m very
heavy. If not extraordinary movement OF
January cotton In which eYent We Do
not think present prices CaS be mam.
talued 90
Liverpool is due down tomorrow
Richard Cooke e Co.
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OPENED WITH AN ADVANCE.
eut Weakened Later and Closed with
Decline on Futures.

bSNlNlC OF FukuTGSs
New York January Z The cotton mar
Aet was arm at an advance Of 4 to points
and Increased the advance 10 to IL points
en- enormous demand following rise OF )
points on futures and G points % spot cot
ton with sales 81 5000 bales q the latter
at liverpool The movement was accul-
Grated by failure on the part ~ receipts
TO Increase as predicted with spot market
reports indicating continued Indifference to
selling New Orleans sim ruling at pro
MUM over New Yorb basis Later the
English market weakened to hnrely steady,
closing with net rise OF 10 Si3 points
on futures This started selling AT New
York under which prices retired to about
the closing basis ~ YESTERDAY Again the
market turned strong on enormous outside
buying and prices returned to about the
best figures Of the forenoon The South
and Europe were conspicuous buyers In
the afternoon proht-taking started a decline
and large selling orders came from Wall
street for the former bull leader The
market was finally barely steady at net
advance Of point for January ana do.
cline Of 4 points on later months Sales
estimated al $50 0O0 bales futures
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HEsTER's ANALYSIS OF MOVEMENT.
Texas and Indian Territory Short 10000
COMPARED with Last Year.


New Orleans, January Z Secretary Hos
ter's analysis Of the cotton movement for
the four months of the season TO the close
Of December shows that compared with the
crop movement last year Texas. including
indian Territory, has brought into sight
this season. in round figures, 10000 less
while other Gulf states which include
Arkansas, louisiana Mississippi, Tennessee,
Missouri and oklahoma. have marketed 90,
100 more aud the group of Atlantic states,
which include North and South Carolina
Georgia Florida and Virginia, 1900 more,
making the net Increase IN the total OF the
crop marketed $4,000.
Mr.. Hester shows the amount brought
into sight ny gronns Of states for the four
months, as follows:
Texas aud Indian Territory, l,oT5,5l0
bHles. 4 decrease under same time last wear
OF 9Q,2os a decrease under year before last
OF 0ll 1873 and an Increase over the same
time IN 1899 uf 1876. Other Gulf states
2, l34s45. an Increase over last year 81 ~.
~, an increase over year before last Of
3S5 .450 and nm increase over 1900 ~ 25O, 31s.
Atlantic tatos 2,665,l48, an increase over
last year Of I6Sl5, an Increase over year
Of ASS, 27l.
Total crop in sight at close Of December
6ft3,oea bales, an Increase over last year
OF SASS over year before last II 1875 255
and an increase over 1899 Of $50. 1870
Ihe groups OF states above furnished In
round hgurcs OF the crops Of last year and
me year before from Texas and indian Ter.
ruory 2,e94Ooo last wear and year before
last $4,000; other Gulf states 3.ss4 900
Atlantic States l.35406J Inst YEAR and wear
before last 3.IO3. 600
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Houston.
Texas. january 3, 1903. Sealed proposals
addressed to d. ID. Bryan, secretary Of
the city Of Houston, Texas. viii be re-
ceived up TO II o'clock noon. on Monday,
February . 1908, for the construction Of
a brick city hall and market house and
market shed on what is known as market
aqunro, IN this city, according 10 plans
and specifications on Gle at the oface of
INC city secretary and at the office OF
George Y. Dickey & Co. architects The
city reserves the right to reject any and
all bids
An bids must be accompanied by GER
tlded check for 5000 on any bank In
Houston, made payable TO the mayor OF
said city without conditions same to lie
forfeited as liquldated damages In case
of failure Of successful bidder 70 enter
into contract and bond as required by the
city council within ten days after being
notified Of acceptance OF bid.
The successful bidder VIII be required Ia
furnish bond In the sum OF twenty'ty
thousand (S25, 600 0Ol dollars with any re-
sponsible individuals or surety company
as bondsmen, for the faithful perform
ance of the work as per contract.
The contractor win be governed by all
the ordinances Of the city regulating or
pertaining TO public works, especially the
labor ordinance, passed February H. 1907.
and must agree 10 proper deductions from
contract price for violations thereof,
o. T. Holt, Mayor.
d. d. Bryan, City Secretary. 10
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GRAIN AND HAY.

Quotations for carload lots delivered on
same rate. Dealers charge from store "a
l0c per 100 pounds more 90 bran, ease per
bushel on oats and corn, lodlSc per 100
BRIN-Per 100 lbs. e5a97c.
CORN CHOPS--Pure. 81 0Sdllo
0ATS-Texas, choice bright, SOC; No 2
mixed. 45c.
HSY@Cbolce alfalfa, SIS O0dls so; choice
tlmothy. sis OOQ1s so; South Texas prairie
Sc oOdsoo North Texas and Territory hay,
81 .O0@ 1900.
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00D BOARD ana rooms sra Main

FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without
board tlla Travis street 10
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CANNED GOODS.

CANNED FRUITS Apples Bib s509oc;
nineapples. sliced, S1.1O; eyeless and core
less 81 GOAL 60; extra grated, Sl6JQl.1o;
peors lib, 75c; strawberries, Glib, 9099oc;
blockberries, 2lb, 95cGJS1.00; peaches, 5-lb,
81. sO67 H. 90: lib peaches Sl.00Gl.O5i BIB
bic peaches S04S5o.
CANNED VEGETABLES - Tomatoes.
olb, full weight, S04s5c; BIB, full weight
g5cdSl. 90: BIB, seconds. IoclSOe; Bib, sec
ends. 9O895c okra and tomatoes, I'D,
81. 100; canned kraut, 3-lb, 9Od95ci Calitor-
Ma asparagus, 2ls-lb, S2.25d3.5O, according
10 Grade: lib. asparagus salmon, cans
81 50d2T5 baked beans, BIB, Soei lib
string beans, s5c; 2-lb kidney beans, 95ci
9lb strlngless beans, S1.25; 2-lb marrow
TAI meas, 81 90; Glib American pett polls
Al coal 65 extra Maine corn, Sllo; CORR
S5Syf 6c; seconds, s0as5c.
Lii reaches, lemon cling, Sl.e5@2.O0;
yellow Crawford, S1S0@lS5; black cher'
yies 81 90f 90. white cherries S2.l5g4 -
spricota. Sl.50G 155; strawherries, ~ O9gt
Si0: pinms, S1.50d co; grapes, Sl6Oa .In'
seconds Toe per dozen less than extra
st9ebbGNSNSIE MI(oLAssEs- & F. Old Fash,
Toned gallons, 1910 per case: la.galons,
$3.50 per case; A-gallons s8.75 per case;
Cold Medal brand fancy table, syrup, quart
lars 500 per dozen b, =. & G.. Creole
BIB, $780, BIB, SlSS; Obj $685. lo-lD'
81 60.
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FRUITS.

APPLEs-Brn Davis. b rrel s. 5o74 co;
wiuosHIs ard Jonathans 81 2jG4 So
BANANAS Loose Sl25Qi.5o; packed,
$15O@l.75.
COCoANUTs-Pe sack, $500; less qusn-
titles 81 %
CRANBERRfES-P crate So 25ll3 Joi
barrels. S1l .OGGil2 90.
LEMON -Messinas, SO. SOFA 90; Cali
fnnia. So 5003 rs
LIMFS--MeXicau, per basket, S1.1oQl 25.
oRANGES-Caifornla, per box, So Goa
3 %
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Tin-Firu, S32 oGIs32 30; lead, $500
GALVANIZED SHEET IRoN--65 and 10
per cent discount.
BLACK SHEET IRON--No. 81, $685. per
100 pounds.
ROOFING TIN-Machiue made, $40 5o6
100 per box; old style 5odls so per
box.
SoLDER-Half ana half, $4,000 per
VCS66RRuGATEp IRoK-Galvaniaed, s425
per square,
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S. 3. MorIs 8. 60 60.

vernool is due 2 down tomorrow.
Richard Cooke e G.
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LARGE front room, suitable Tor three
young men 900 San Jacinto street
HOG M'RlNNEY--H Handsome apartments
table uneXCelled, day boarders acccmmo
dated. no children Mrs. L A Harris.
EACRIFTCE shoe sale. cash. De Meritt's
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SEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate will be
received until u m, February 2, 1903, TOR
constructing o fve.story hotel building In
beaumont, rexns. Plans can be seen at
Re Wayerly place, Room s1l, New York
CITY or suite 9lS, 1853 La Sale street,
chicago: or at 4T8 So Ervay street,
Dallas, Texas. or az tho office OF the I'M
dcrsigned, TO whom all bids must be de-
livered and addressed Amount Of bond
required $4,000 Mark Wiess president
MS. 10
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Weather changes noted below viii occur
witnin twenty.four hours Of S p, ~ OF
dates below
January s. Moderating
January 0-Warmer
January i0--ThFeatenlng
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home demand continues active. advances 81
hda@c announced IN bleached cottons. such
as Ionsdale, Blackstone, etc. Export mod.
crate AZ full prices Print cloths very
hrnl, Wooden goods division arm for both
mems and dress goods.
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ROOMS and board. new house, newly fur
nishel references required Old phone
2Bl5 6O9 Dallas avenue IL
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| al NAA-Prlms Texas. 22a2sc per
Eos.N q Imported navy beans. none,
h hssSestsci Enslita der, Sc, pink,
>si csiltsSs,s,tss oissJol1ci Michigan navy,
Sas naTJ, aSsesise; Soaps, $3.50
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ROOMS AND BOARD. ZIG Te1Qs ave.
nue. II
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FIRST CLASS rooms and board gentlemen
preferred l014 Mckinney avenue.
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CLERICAL positions procured through I'd
ucationai Register Bureau, 5O4 l.. & L. 81
G. building, New Orleans. l.2t
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WANTED--Ten good hricklayers; VIII pay
co cents an hour for teu-hour day. Apply
Southern road. Central Coal and Coke
20 3
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81
parties with 3CuO 90 lO,00o acres uf pine
iund + A Low sons. Brennan, Texas
-
F6R S4LE--At a nargaIu. big plant CON
Cvrniug cotton seed business. good locd'
tiou. nrst class machinery. entirely new.
Address Brown, 50. general delivery, Aus
uu Texas
q GOOD psviug meat market doing o hne
business. good stand, nice nNturcS, sell
cheap on good terms. Apply To ChtlderS
SALOON In good town and good trade,
want 20 quit business. j w stuart. Bre-
moud, Texas II
FOR SALT-Stock dry goods clothing,
boots shoes, hats, furnishing goods, etc.
also lease on modern upto date glass front
Eu.t Texas Palestine Texas. stock will
invoice about $4,000; good reason for
selling, no better business town In the
state ADDRESS 6s5b THIS 1flce. is
on LANDS -Cnoice acreage. close in to
Eushers NJ sour Lake, prices moderatei
tide perfect for map etc address c. G.
Persons nWneD Bryan, Texas.
FON -Two-story brick building at
Houston Heights excellent location for
grocery store with boarding house up
stairs Apply a. Houston Heights onice
~ A1ln street. ------ :.
BOARD AND ROOM.
---.------.------------
BUST BOARD and handsome room, for
couple 200 Capitol ayenne. "a
1o MILAN Newly furnished rooms, with
board also table board reason1hlc ll
CH0iCE front room, win hoard; baths
phone, gas 402 Crawford II
ONE LARGE elegantly furnished front
room. down stairs with board modern
conyeniences Apply l2ll Congres4 y
TWO unfurnishod rooms with board, cheap,
10 couple without children at 500 Hogan
street II
BOARDERS wanted at 1916 freeman
street on car line
GOOD BOARD 81 per week. 2oa La
TEE L0RETTE, 1913 Travis. transients
ROOMS AND BOARD Three blocks from
Rice hotel 1Os Caroline il
SINGLE AND double rooms, board, bath
near Rice '"'e'' reasonable 1914 walked 70
ROOMS aud hoard. new house, newly fur
uishel references required Old phone
2dl5 COZ Dallas avenue ~
FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without
board 1913 Trews street 10
GOOD BOARD ana rooms sl4 Main. II
FIRST CLASS rooms and board gentlemen
preferred. lo14 Mckinney avenue =
ROOMS AND BOARD. 1916 Texas ave,
nue.. ~
LARGE front room suitable for three
young men. 900 San Jaclnto street
1i08 M'KINNEY Handsome apartments.
table unexCelled day boarders accomnlo-
dated. no children Mrs. L a. Harris. >
SACRIFICE shoe sale cash. De Meritts. Q
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per cent Is applied II points to a crop
OF 8.o3T0oo In other words the state.
m NJ 6 9hs tap ~ p01 TbSSs Ss p"p
more difference Of opinion on the Texas
outturn than any other State. many es-
timatiug that the Weld would not be over
2,5oO.O00 These hgures demonstrate the
nhsurdity Of such claims These ideas
may have n tendency 70 check the bullish
feeling II backed IN by increased receipts
Summing up tho situation, VIC think well
Of realizing with a view 81 replacing on
easy periods a. the chancca are that the
movement Will Increase next week Not
withRtnnding tomorrow Is LEGAL holiday
IN New Orleans there viii I've trading on
the curb II 6 r. Beer.
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ROOMS AND BOARD Three blocks from
Rice hotel JOs Caroline, lS
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

WANTED "a furnish 1000 0d
pine Ties r o r. Texas and Pacific or
kansas city Southern Address +. NJ
Greene. Atlantn. IcNas- ~
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LACK OF Energy. I'm.
poverisned IS / o o d.
Flnlples; also BLOOD
aud skin Diseases,
SNphlNs. Eruprlons
HAIR Failing. Bone
Palms Sore Throat.
Ulcers, Swelliugs.
Elects Of Mercury.
Kidney ana Bladder
Troubles, W e q <
y a @ b. urrlu 6
Urine. con orrhe1
elect. Structure, re.
celve 5 eat g ~ d &
Treatment prom OF
rellef and cure Tor
NE. p otn sexes
treated cCnndeutiai.
~ aud privately
P1les, Flsuula. i'ls'
eure and kuptuTC
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CHWCT fr0nt room, win hU0rd, baths,
phone, gas 402 Crawford. II
ONE LARGE elegantly furnished front
room. down stairs with board modern
couyenences Apply 1871 Congress- )
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.,Il.it.d 10
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FOR SALE.-At "a bargain. big plant con
cvrniug cotton seed business. good locd'
ton hrst class machinery, entirely new,
Address Brown, So general delivery, Aus
uu, Texas. 3
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FIvE.RooM COTTAGE in Thlrl ward;
water and hath. on car line stable On
premises. 660l, this onice. ~
wANrEb-By quiet couple, no children
three or four unfurnished rooms for light
housekeeping. Address $40, this ofnce. 3
WANTED TO RENT-Four-room cottage
Address "a, this ofhce
wASTKD-...L Large boarding. bopssl Will buy
teHlhts furniture " reaserahie Addrssf
e166, this otree 70
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II YOU want "a build house have G. {.
Miller the contractor to make YOU an es-
innate; cottage v ork a speciality. Will also
figure on work In country. satisfaction
guaranteed 1909 Texas avenue, old phone
1856 10
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TYPEWRITERs.

EIICNENSUFFFFR TYPEWRTTERs on
easy payments; $40 cash and 50 per
furnish good references w. T. Russell,
grurrAi juseut for Texas Arkansas Indian
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NTHERS READ POST
. Want Ads. Do your
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FoK SALE-one.halr interest In brick
tullding, Waco. Texas; investment pANs
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WANTED First class 30 woods fore
man who can log clrcI ,IWmlll, cut
ting 50, 300 feet per day. -uod salary TO
right man. Apply by mai o. ~ person to
Central Lumber Co, Ltd, Linceum, La;
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GOOD BOARD 81 per week. 200 "a
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Take oxInfNr for chiIis aud rsvsss.
Cure guaranteed
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vous ncniuty. failing Memory, Weak Eyes
cured by our new methods without opera
ton
send for particulars. AddreSH
DRS. BELTS 6. BELTS AND DYAR,
eta ST. Charles St. New Orleans. la.
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BOARD AND ROOM.

BEST BOARD aud handsome room for
couple 1909 Capitol avenue. II
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a GOOD DavIur We0t market d0Ing nne
uusiuess good stand, uicc fixtures; sell
cheap. on good terms Apply To Childers.
6l6 Fapnip 10
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SALOON-ln q good town and a good trade;
want 20 quit business j. w. stuart Bre
moud, Texas III
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FOR RENT-Two. story brick building at
Houston Heights excellent location for
grocery store with boarding house up
stairs Apply a. Houston Heights office.
o,N Main street. II
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TWO unfurnishod rooms with board cheap,
20 couple without children at 800 Hogan
street. IL
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WANTED First class blacksmith 10 shoe
horses and mules aud to do all black
smithng required around snwmill md
logging railway; wages W per day teg-
to Central Lumber Co. Ltd, Lincenm.
NJ
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PRESS FEEDERS Experienced ones only.
OF Bourhe-Carglll company. Houston. q
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$500 sTocK a dTaes M fEtaTcs- in

SASOtO SIOCh or drugs ana hNturCs. in
GLIDING large onyx soda fountain with
generator, complete stock Tor sale choap
by order of court Address q r. Jea-
kns assignee, Occidental Drug Storc,
Dallas. Texas. s
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Drs. Belts & Belts 6 Dyag,

ENySiSls0si 0uT9SCns ana specialists
2t4 ST. Charles St. New Orleans.
Young mlddle-aCcd ana OLD single ana
carried men Snd all wAe RuSer with Ner.
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W. II JOHNSON. Bayou City Employment
railroad eating houses boarding houses
ma private families; railroad ana con
tract labor, Write or phoae 5l2la Travis
street. ~
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

comparison Of these quotations shows
ANY advantages in favor of Houston as q
'bo.esale market. When the buyer consid.
RS the benefits 10 be derived from Hous.
on's freight rates he will nnd that. even
rhen tie quotable figures ut other markets
re lower the price hually paid 10 gener-
lily greater. The prices are those ruling
mong Houston wholesale merchants, aud
he revised daily.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-08
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sPEcIAL nrlcea on shoes al De MerIttls.
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on. LANpS-Cboice acreage: close In TO
rushers NJ Sour Lake, prices moderate;
tide perfect; for map etc, address c. G.
fprsous inNnen, Bryan, Texas, t