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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-01
Marriagss,

GIi.LIG AN-MILLAwAY-4t 800 Washington
street, this city, on February e4th, 1907, by tho
Rev. a. n. Keigwin, D. D.. Edward Gilligan, Jr..
Of Baltimore, Md, and Georgia Miliaway OF
this city.
MccoNAtIGHEY - DRAPER AT Fast end,
Newark, on February 2lst, 1900 by the Kew.
Henry r. Mason. George McConaughey and
Lucy Nj, Draper, both of Pencader hundred,
Now Castle county, Del +0
NORRIS the parsonage Of
Kingswood M. n, Church, on February aatbs
1900, by the Rev. e. s, Mace, j. Howard Morris
ard Miss keba G, Bradway. al
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-01

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.

Associated Press DIspatch by SpeclHl WIres'
London, Eng, Feb. 2s.--The result
of tho election which took place in
South Mayo yesterday for representa-
tive in Parliament in succession to
Michael Dayitt, who resigned as pro-
test against the Boer War, was as fol-
lows: John OiDonnell, Nationalist,
2,4lO; Major John Mcbride. National
list. 427: Mr.. O'Donnell's majority,
1888. Major Mcbride was the organizer
OF the Irish brigade in the service of
the Transvaal Beers. AT the last cleo
tion in South Mayo, Mr.. Davitt was
returned unopposed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-01
Phtiadsi2nia Marksts.
praaa Mia No tch nv Snacial VVIrez

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
philadelphia. Feb. 2S.-Wheat, steady: No.
Pennsylvania red In export elevator, 7sa73c.; No.
cred spot In sx port elevator. 7la72c.
Corn. firm: No 2 for local trade 4lhc.
Oats. steady; NO. . white clipped. 8la31Nc.;
Nc. . white do, 8pc,; No, mixed. do. 29a291ac.
Bran,atendv: winter In bulk, Sl7.50als.O 90; spring
in sacks, Sl7.00a1T.50.
do. prints, 26c.
Eggs, Arm fresh nearby, lic; do. Western,
l4c.; do. southeastern, dc; do. southern, 13c.
Refined sugars dull and unchanged.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-01
MRS. GALLAGHER INJURED.
Was Run Down by Bioyclist at Seventh and
Market streets.

Mrs. John j. Gallagher, No. 1402
Market street, has been under a
Ehysician's care ever since Saturday as
the result Of being knocked down on
that day by swift-moving bicyolist,
She had just alighted from q street
car at Seventh and Market streets
when boy on a wheel struck her.
She was dazed by the blow. Being
taken into Turner's grocery store she
was revived and afterwards sent home.
She is still suffering from her bruises
and from nervousness due to the shook.
1t is not known who the bicycle rider
was, for he hurriedly left the scene of
the accident.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-01

A pension CT IS month has been
awarded Mrs. Margaret Melvin of this
city, whose husband, Thomas z.
Melvin, was member Of Go. /,
Second Delaware Infantry. in the
Civil War. Mr.. Melvin died in 1891.
The widow will receive 5000 to 81, COO
back pension money.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-01

More oil was shipped from the port
Of Wilmington to FOL eign ports during
January and February than during my
previous two months, the total guam
tity being q, SCI, TAI gallons, valued at
81, 3O7, Oe6.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-01

Seven freight cars ON the Wilmington
& Northern railroad jumped the track
last Monday evening between Lenape
and Pocopson, on account OF the
breaking Of an axle. Some of the cars
were loaded with coal and one with
pipe. Early passengers over the road
Tuesday had to be transferred around
the wreck,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-01
A Tram Robber KILLED.

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires.
Kansas City, Mo-, Feb. 2S,-Lon
Curry, one of the train robbers who
engaged in the Wilcox, Wyoming, hold
up on the Unicn Pacific last June,
when $50, COO were secured, was shot
and killed by officers at Dodson, near
here today, while resisting arrest.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-01

While working on the top of car at
the shops Of the Jackson & Sharp Co.,
yesterday, Andrew Parmar of No.
9l3 Bennett street fell to the floor, out
ting his head and sustaining bruises.
His injuries are not considered serious.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-01

j. Howard Mitchell OF Hockessin is
nursing broken arm. He was striving
to check COW and struck it on the
hiE bone. "Snap," and his right arm
was broken between the wrist and the
elbow, The COW was unhai med.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-01

Tho Delaware Trust Co., yesterday,
secured charter for the Keystone
Chocolate and Confectionery 90. Of
Philadelphia. The capital stock is
sl25, 600, and the incorporators are
Edward L. Candy, N. q. Haughey and
Gardiner W. Kimball, all of this city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-01

Mrs. Harry Rogers of Philadelphia
was at Court House yesterday looking
UP family records. Her husband is q
member of the Union League, Phila-
delphia, and a Yale graduate, having
been a ciassmate of James II. Hof-
feclSer. ,Ir.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-01

Coroner Walls of Sussex county and
ex- Representative johnson of Indian
River hundred were here Tuesday to re-
quest State Treasurer Ball not TO pay
orders obtained under alleged frandu-
lent pretenoes by book and map agents
in Sussex county.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-01

Col. A. d. Chaytor went to Bridge
Vile yesterday to confer with Capt. @.
g. Satterfield and the other officers Of
Co. G, First Regiment, National Guard
of Delaware, relative to the needs OF
the company in the matter of equip
mpnt
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-01

Kennard, the 5-years-old son of
Kennard s. Chandler of Hcokessin,
died Tuesday night after a few days
illness of typhoid pneumonia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-01

]. s. Foust, representing the Stewart
Jail Building 90. of Cincinnati, o.,
is here preparing to make a bid for the
erection Of the proposed county work.
house.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-01

Elizabeth Lewis, well-kuown col
ored woman, died on Monday at her
residence, No. 303 East Sixth street.
She was 81 years of age.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-01

Industry Conclave of Mogullians will
pay fraternal visit next Wednesday
evening to the conclaye at Newport
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-01
TROUBLE At A FLAG-RAlSlNG
Three Americans and Five
MexIcans Killed at Pilares.
THE BLOODSHED ON FEBRUARY %
Celebration of WASH
ington's Birthday.

The American Flag Was Raised Above the
Mexican, and When the Greasers At
tempted to Reverse the Positions of tho
Flags shooting Began With Fatal Effect.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-01

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Easy Cables, Good Weather and Large
Dauublan Shipments
CAUSED WHEAT PRICES TO TAKE A DIP
Corn Closed 81 Lower and oat. m
shade Demonstrations Closed
Unchanged.
Easy Cables, Good Weather and Large
DsuubIau Shipments
CAUSED WHEAT PRICES TO TAKE A DIP

Chicago, September a9.--whcat dipped 10.
day on easy cables. good weather and large
Danubian shipments. but recovered on local
buying. october closing NT'4c lower cotn
eloeed &c and oats shade down. Proyi-
sions closed unchanged
Wheat dun, Liverpool wac %c lower at tho
close. weather In the Northwest clear aud
a Jcpes cablo put tho weeks Danub,an
shipments at i.7d6.oOo bushels and tho world.
shipments at s.eo0.OQo bushels October
opeted at 7eh@7Ge and ON selling by oley-
enth-hour longs. dropped 10 1sssc. ON tho
dip elevator Interests bought and october
recovered TO 16Ae closed steady IsGl.c low
CT III 15tso. Clehrances were 10000 bushels.
JIImaiy ieeeipts aggregated vSLVuO bushes.
minneapolis anu DAluth reported 4Oo ears.
Local rece,pts were 2fS ears seaboard
Bales. were 2OS.QOO bushels. and tho export
here $500 bushels.
Corn was dull and weak on the receipts
si' cars, las more Than had been estimated.
lheFe was plenty Tor sale all day aud tho
demand was slack. oats wore also dub.
Provisions were quiet but the market showed
n strong undertone. Pork lard and RIBS UNI
changed.
Esiniated receipts Monday. Wheat 27S
cars. corn $40 cars oats $40 cars; hogs 1900
head ~
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IN The STOCK MARKET.
Market Was a Narrow and Professional
Affair.
ENDING IN A SHOW cr ANIMATION
Prospects OF Favorable Devotion.
ments in Coat Strike Caused the
Bears TO Cover.

new York. September 29.--The stock mar
ket was narrow and professional affair
To-Day which ended with show OF ANNA
uop and strength on account of an active
csmand from the interests which showed
On the bank statement This element saw
encouragement in the fact that the inroad
upon the banking surplus was restricted to
iess than A.OO0,OOo. Besides the liquidation
IN the stock market large volume OF time
loans is said 10 BIO maturing At this time
aaa the proceeds Of these banks are inclined
" hoid Tor higher rates. Tho prospect OF
taVoiaLlo developments in the coal strike
situdCen OF SATURDAY increased the DISPOSE
ZION Oh the bears TO cover. and tho recov-
IVY ia prices from the early low level ran
petNeeA ana points for the principal
1SINe stocks, not a few of which showed
net gains OF a poins, or more
Inc early selling OF stocks was encouraged
W seiling Tor foreign account aud by rumors
Oh hnaheal difficulties in Berlin, where the
eAsehcles OF settlement caused jump
VI : per cent in the rate for short discount
DIS me steel stocks were rather Arm
throughout Prices OF stocks have shown
some violent fluctuations during the week
ana mounted to q level considerably higher
IMAM on last Saturday.
me feyerishness OF the market has been
almost wholly due to the difficulties In which
the bear operators became involved through
tuer TOO great eageruess TO discount the
prospective decline in prices. The unwieldy
proportions to which the bear account had
atsalned made 1t vulnerable to attack aud
when the probability became known OF a
settlement of the anthracite coal miners
strike. there was powerful and influential
computation OF Spectators ready to take
quick advantage of 1t and help the upturn
against the bears by every manipulativo
gSVice known TO the professional operator
ne READY rout Of the bears served to de-
tract much from the prestige of that .party,
as u indicated lack Of confidence in their
position not calculated to invite a large
following. The money outlook has been lost
SIGHT Of largely during the week, but still
romans the dominant factor in the stock
market outlook. Part OF the German loan
ana hall or the British exchequer bond sub
scripuons are yet to be ra,a
me bond market was weak in the earlier
part OF the week, but recoveries In some
ISSUES made the market irregular later. Deal
ings were not largo at any time
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30

st. Louis. September 2s.--wheat-No red
cash 7i%; September 7i&, October 7aA; De-
No. . cash 20; September ssA; October 81.
December 3sM. oats--No 2 cash 22la Sep.
TENDER 2SIs; December 227s May Asi No 2
white 26Ik@27. Pork-Firm Iobbing 1910
quiet Timothy seed Firm. 3.75@D44O. Corn
meaI--Sieady. 205a210. Bran--Quiet sacked
east track 70GT1. Hay--Firm timothy 9.OOlp
1900; prairie 7.O0@9sO. Whsky-steady, LIZ.
Cotton ties 1880 Bagging Steady, S.10qS.S5.
Hemp Irvine o. Dry salt meats-Quiot boxed
extra shorts $40; clear ribs S.slh clear sides
300 Bncon--Boxed quiet; extra shorts $50;
clear ribs 9.62iA clear aides 975. Receipts;
Flour 60O0; wheat Ss 600; corn $4,000; oats
81 900 Shipments; Flour 1900; wheat &c.
600: corn $1,000; oats 1900.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30
[MAl COITON REVIEW.

ns,.o. look as though It were any
4 d. with the final outcome in
sssIr,. oq ~. Tho bears pyate ,eout
10 eso.,s put they DO not rppa' tiy
roYsner, .on the fact that even
n ls,rs nom Plantations Is free II
'A 1t has been in any former
a. ,s,s sa' this year that things have
L isust ~. way and there Is no need
W. "a Sens organized, as has been
~ inss, !. exploited in the East. A
n 81 =, ! 'mDractlcehle. in fact inn
IA NV Isn cotton dropped to 5 cents
~. an -, va plantations tho cotton
80 thinking cA,. He did a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30
HEAVY sTAPLEs.

AMMUNITI0N-Powde per keg $4,000
40: blasting powder 81 SO per keg: drop shot
rer sack 81 IS; buck SlsO 80,
BACON--ExtTa short clear in sacks, 100
lOAe; regulars 1OAalOlAc, boxed NC higher;
bellies l9t2@i0%o.
BAGGING AND TIEs-Dasgins 2-lb sci
2h-lb sMo: Arrow ties. less than carload
lots. from Houston. 81 80
cANDY-stick. wrapped, basis "a, 75sp7&o
per Id; No. l. full weight. basis %. issgso
per ibi special sizes lac higher.
cANDLKs-S full weight i1hc; Gran
lte full weight. 11%e; Eloo,rs Lights he,
cEMhNT--Portland ss,7br5z6i ROsendals
81 ,ftQ2 90
COFFEE Rio fair 1oHGiollc; prime ia
1lAo; choice 11Ma1lho; peabeTry los; Cor
doya 1Sc. Roasted oofeee: ArDuckle's ATiosa.
baslE 1Oo-lb cases. 10 soc delivered. 36-lb 1890
delivered, ADox 1890.
GRAcKERS--A u @ soda, bulk. boxes Gao,
l-lb oarton3 6Mci ginger snaps So; creams
&C.: stage planks &C; cakes and jumbles lie
FLoI R--Bas.s 4s-lb sacks: Fancy high pat
ent 81 30; fancy half patent 50 30; third grade
se.e: 24-pound sacks 100 per barrel higher:
neur IA woed 15c per barrel higher.
FARlNACEoUS GooDs--Grts hominy
and cream meal. IN barrels So 0odtS 10; Pearl
meal In te,lb sacks. S.Oo9sl9 per barrel
oats 81. 30: Columbia oats 81. 95Qs.e COT Haw-
keye oats s19592.09.
LARp---Refined tierce, compound, exc; leaf
sac. eo-lb cans NC higher than tierees; lo-lb
cans No higher. t-lb cans 10 higher: 3-b
CARS H. higher.
sRGs3sc.
licNEY--In barrels bnGeos per ssiloni in
s0-lk cans. extracted, b6I8c per pound; Ia
comb sale; in i2-lb cans. extracted 5li@7of
round sections 12GiGc.
LlhE-aBulk 800 per barrel; coopersd
LAsSES-Hehoiied fair icK11sc; prime
ssoqsici choice 4a26e; fancy new crop syrup
t-g55c: pure new crop syrup 45c.
CONDENSED MILK = Eagle 81 e0ep7 Is
Msgrelia sibea4.75; Dime 50 .soa3.90. Trl-
color q son3 80; Empire 81. oOGb4 TO-
offTERs-i-lh fun weight 4-oz s0G95o;
pound, full weight. s5casl 90: a-ponnd. faII
weight 1907. 81 .759i so; lib light weight.
ssgt9ei LIB, Light weight. soRs0c
PioiSLEs-Five-xalion kegs ,i.s5; io-gal-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30
ESTABLISHED 1900.

private cables declared the report OF that
paper had done much TO advance prices
there.
As for the crop movement. receipts at the
ports and many OF tho interior towns were
lower than expected, doubtless due to scar
city Of cars. as exporters are known to have
purchased enormous lines OF staples for ship
ment during the next three months. Tho
inability OF railroads to meet the demands
Of Shippers bids fair TO be an important
factor In the near future.
Wall street appeared quite consplcuously
as buyer OF the winter months; the South
purchased the late deliveries.
Fall River reported a Arm but quiet mar
kst for cloths.
Tho market CLOSED steady with prices net
. TO 10 points higher.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30
MincclInneou. Mnrkels.

New York, September 29.-Wheat- Receipts
1873 OOO exports $4,000 spot easier; No. red
sos fob afoat and SlM elevator options
weak May S5M October sos; December
s2is Hdes--Firm; Galveston 20 to rs pounds
IS: California q to 25 pounds 1sh; Texas
dry "a to 30 pounds 1917 Leather-Firm;
hemlook sole Bueuos Ayres light TO heavy
weights 22ikN23h. Wool-Quiet, domestic
fleece 25d2S. Texas 1905. Cotton seed OIL
Dull; prime yellow 37ik. Copper l6.8TM. Lead
dull Pig iron warrants weak; Northern l49
Is; southern 1906.
Kansas city, September 29.--wheat-- Decent
Der 6l%; May 7iM; cash No. Q hard sSis@
M No. red 72lkdt7S. oorn-Docember 92ss
ei321s; May Ss%QS3Is No. Q mixed 3lhi No.
3 white 39h Oats--No. 2 white 25d25ls. Re-
ceipts; wheat t64, 800; corn $1,000. Shipments:
Wheat 81. 600; corn IL. 900: oats COCO.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30
su1pMDNrs FRO MvrcToprA

Victoria, Texas. September 29.-Ihe follow
Ing are tho live stock shipments this week,
Thursday--Stlies s. Welder. from CLIP. three
cars to st. Louis and two to Kansas CITY
Fliday-From Clio. j. j. Murphy. two cars
calves TO st. Louis and one car cows to
New Orleans: from Goliad. one car calves
to New Orleans: from Inez Arthur Burns.
one car calves to st. Louis: from Keeran,
Stiles g. Welder, two cars steers to New
orleans. Saturday.. r. Atkinson ships car
ton. and Stiles q welder. four cars steers
to ST. Louis and one to New Orleans
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30

HEALTHY BUYING
For All Branches OF the Cotton
Trade.

New York. September 2e.-JThs cotton mar
het opened with prices TO IL points higher
lowing the call on healthy buying for all
branches OF the trade. Sentiment was bull
lsh on reports from the crop center that indi-
cations daily pointed more clearly TO a
r.lort crop and TO an exceptionally early COM
pietiou Of picking, and the English market
advicss were decidedly better than expected.
Europe bought In our market as well as
In Liverpool.
Tho weekly statement Of the chronicie was
readily summed up As strikingly bulIiah and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

Quinine 476D49o per ounce, in bottle; NOR
phine s. l502.S5 per ounce; cocaine f6.5 per
ounce borAx SIZE por pound In 100-pound
packages: oopperas $40 In barrssi castor oil
81. 10 per gallon in b-gallon packages; epson,
balts Si7b per hundred in barrels. alcohol
$500 per gallon; sulphur s2,65 per hundred In
barrels; alum 2hsc per pound In barrels; salt-
petre 20 per pound In barrels; oamphor 700
wood alcohol 1905 gum opium So powdered
opium A.lei cerbolio acid Ss44Oc per pound
cred Texas common railway points.
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whole lot OF thinking. lie read OF Neu ana
whom he went to bed as he said hls nrayor.
he certainly didn't ask any blessings for
hrother Nolll. But the planter thouubt ans
no became wise man. Instead Of rals,,s
nothing but cotton no raised whoa, NJ
corn, fruit. early vegetables, poultry ZOOS
etc.. and tho result is that tho southarn -,
ton planter doesn't need 20 care 80
whether Mr.. Nclll says the cotton oron IN
DO i2.000,o00 bales or o,500,0O0 balas ~.
southern farmer is today moro independent
tnan he has been since the surrender IN
leoo' consequently no who wants cotton must
paw the price.
Inc present season will pass into history
as Que of tho most remarkable In tho an,
ton world. OF course only one month NJ,
elapsed since the present season openeA ~,
even in that short space OF time there bays
been many sensational fluctuations.
No prophet can foretell what the marho,
will do. but there are those who are srr,i,,
welded to 12is-cent cotton. They are No,
SPECTATORS but are men who watch a.
markets closely and take an oncaslonal aver
or course the September option Is dead
one, SO 1t Ia not here reckoned, but the other
deliveries got quite lively for whne tn.
day.
Liverpool closed at an advance of 4.s4 to
6-64.
New Orleans opened and closed at an ad
vance over Friday OF IA points ana New
York 9 to Is points
New Orleans expects Monday 1900 to 49,
oOo,, against S797 last year. and Houston ex
poets l2,oVo 10 $4,000, against 1850 bales
Following is the range of prices of tho
active months In New York and New Or
leans:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30
Farmer Fatally Injured.

Taylor Texas. September fs.--Abouf
o'clock this afternoon .whie John soinmers.
German farmer iivi6E east Of Taylor. was
returning homo from the city In bis wagon.
the vehicle was struck on the Fourth ssrsct
crossing BY the southbouDd Missouri. Kansas
and Texas local freiaht train and denAol-
ishad. Somuiers right arm and leg wsro
cut on at elbow aud knee AID bic boz
otherwise muflatcd n u aet beiisvo1 y
NalI survive tie iuiurteA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30

KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, September 20 .--Cattle-Re-
ceipts 49S; prices steady; receipts for the
week 63,0Oo not enough cattle offered this
week to satisfy demand: prices 20df25o high
er; grass steers steady to 10 higher; killing
cows scarce Mt l0Gll5 higher native sieers
4.3Gq5. s.; Btockers and feeders S25dI4 80;
2.G04S. 90; fed Westerns 4 O0q4. %; wintered
Texans s.60d4.1O: calves A.5QgI6.o0. Hogs
Receipts $500: market 21A higiibr: receipts FOR
the week $1,000; prices today shade higher
than last weeks quotations and about 90
higher than this da last year; heavy and
m xed 5,15d5.3O: light .151S .s2is: nes 3 10
ga. 65. Sheep--Recelpts this week II 000
there was slight decline this week that
has been fully recovered; fat lambs 75GD
SIS muttons 3. 25a3.95 stockers and feeders
S.25d4.25: culls 2.50d3 20.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30
nR1rn rRIrIrs ANp NUTS.

APPLIES Fancy oyaporstcd 50-lh boxes
el9c; lib cartons 7ifci choice eyeporatsi
$40.
ArRICoTS-Per lb, looee l2hc.
CtThoN--1n 10-lb boxes lSc
CURRANTS--tn bhls &c; 2b.lb boxes, clean
ed, bulk no, lib cartons StS]sc.
DATES--l-lb packages 10c, 6o-lb boxes To.
FIGs--California l2kc; imported jbQlSo.
PEACJlES--Cboioe new stock &c.
RAISINS--California, S-orowp l.. L.. boxes
se,26; 4 box l.. l.. rsisins Gdt75c; s-orown
L. NJ. raisins, 6o-lb boxes. f,aoi S-erown l..
NJ. ra.nns. 50-lb boxes &C.
PRUNES-Cal 60-6Os Sc: 6o-7os 7e
70-S0s &c: S0-90s 5sc s0-100s &c.
NuTS--Brazil 100 per Id; alberts, Sicily lec
Naples 121se walnuts tl4lbc; peanuts, fancy
hand picked 54m5iac; No. 4%o; almonds
Taragona Ice ID, In sacks; Italian ehestnuts
Zoe; pecnns, selected l0c.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30
LIVE STOCK.
kansas City Live stock Review.

FtHHUFfN
Kansas city Live stock Exchange. septem-
Der e7.--cattie receipts this week $1,000; for
the corresponding week last year 7a,ooo, Not
withstanding tho liberal supply, the offerings
OF dry lot cattle we're way below require
menis and prices today are 70 % ~ higher:
supnly ana Al, xhs desirable punches aslllnE
quickly a. steady prices There no end
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30

New York September 2s.--Buslness in staple
eottons has again been on quiet scale
today. Buyers are not going ahead OF cur
rent requirements to any extent nor would
sellers allow them to do so II 80 inclined.
Prices are very firm throughout. Print cloths
firm but quiet. No change In prints or gins-
hams. Cotton yarns in better supply than
demand and again buyers. Woolens and
worsted yarns quiet and easy.
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NEW ORLEANS.

Especial TO The Post.)
New Orleans September 2e.-The New Or
leans live stock exchange reports:
Receipts Cattle 112; calves and ye1rl ngs
100. Sales-Cattls as; calves and yearllngs
100, Left-cattle 1Ss. calves. and vearlings
So; hogs ILL., Trading duh inAsll classes and
conditions. Market unehanEed.
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ooFFEE.

New York. September 2p.--coffee--spot Rio
dull: No. invoice sis: mild quiet: Cordoys
skql4 Futures opened quiet at s points
ady2nee aud closed steady, 5 to 10 points
pecstaber 7.1o; January f.il5 March q 20:
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COTTON SEED rRopucrs.
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago. september 2s.--Butter dull,
creamery lsQ2i1s; dairy i3ap1s. Cheese dull
l0A6pil&. Eges hrm; fresh 1915.
Kansas City, September - Eggs higher,
fresh Missouri and Kansas stock 14lz. eases
returned
New York, September 2s.--Irggs--Receipts
$3.50 packages: steady; Western regular paclr-
ing at mark 12MGlS; Western loss of 20.
st. Louis. September 20 .-Eggs steady; IL.