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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

L. s. RANDALL POTOMAC RIVER LINE co.
Office and Wharf. foot Sth st.-SrR. HARRY
RANDALL for Colonial Beach, Curriomen. Nom
mi Lower Machudoc. COltons and other Ever
landings. sundays Tuesdays and thursdays at /
am Returning NJ, nday and Wednesday about
$3.50 pm. and Friday alb Ut 3 pm.
UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
WASHINGTON. ID. C., TO uLIMONT. MD,
and Intermediate landings.
The new steamer ESTEILE RANDALL. daily
except Sunday, $3.50 a m. Retun lus about p.
accommodations hlSt-casS. Freight
received until the hour If sailing.
E. 5 RANDALL. Manager, phone 1865 GEO
O. CARPENTER, General Agent, Washington
phone 1868. WM. NJ. KEARDON. Agent. Alex
andria, phone %. se3-f
STEAMER WAKEFIELD,
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Leaves Washington DC 9th st. Ferry Wharf,
Monday am. for intermediate landings to
Colonial Beach. Bushwood Rock Pit. Oolton's,
Nomini Greek.
Wednesday, a m, for informed iate landings to
Colonial Beach BushwoHd, Rock Point, Cnlton's,
Nomini Creek. stones, Howard and Cobrums.
Saturday. am. for intermediate landings TO
Colonial Beach. Bushwood. Rock Point, Colton's.
Nomini Creek.
jy11-14tf c. W. RIDLEY. General Manager.
THE WEEMS STEAMBOAT co.
POTOMAC RIVER ROUTE.
WINTER SCHEDULE
On and after December % the Str. POTOMAC
will leave 9TH ST. wharf every Thursday at I'm.
for Baltimore and River Landings
All river freight must he prepaid.
Baltimore and Philadelphia freight solicited.
Accommoiat ions for passengers strictly frst-class
STEPHENSON & BRO, Agents.
Telephone 745. de26-12tf
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The Climate at
ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.,
during the winter months Is equable and
healthy.
HADDON HALL,
the popular beach front hostelry. is always open.
Golf links. Hot and cold water baths.
nO1-10tf LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT.
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Hotel TraVm1Ore.

4.tlantic City, n J.
Remains open throughout the entire year.
Dining room inclosed in glass. Over fifty private
baths attached suites salt and fresh water hath
in the house. Fverv modern luxury and appoint
ment. D. S. WHITE. Jr.,
se1-13Ot, 10 Owner and Proprietor,
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Red Star Line.

NEW YORK-ANrW ERr-PARIS.
Every Wednesday II noon.
Wes t.a Jan SeDrd.an Jan ~ ~
Piers l4&lo. n. X. Office 70 b oadway. New York
Philadelphia otlce, SOo-3o7 Walnut st.
WASHINGTON OFFICE, 1906 F NV. Of
g. w. MOSS Agent. l411 G ST. NV; q. COTTON
4 CO.. Agent. 0l3 Pa ave. NV. del2
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WINTER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY. \. J.
HOTEL DENNIS

ATLANTIC CIrYS FAMOUS HOSTELRIE,
Is undergoing additions and improvements
and will reopen about January 10. remaining open
thereafter throughout the year. Under new man
agement. WALTER j. BUZBY Proprietor.
deco pot. 10 Successor to JOS H. Borton.
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EDUCATIONAL.
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Elocution. Piano, Violin, Man. Guitar. Pupils con-
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CONDITIONS of CROPS.
Department of Agriculture Issues
Statistics ON Yield.

Washington. November i6.--The preliminary
estimate of the average yield per acre In
corn in 1900. as published in the forthcom-
ing monthly report OF the statistician OF the
department of agriculture, is zba bushels,
as compared with an average yield OF 2O.l
bushels in 1899. OF 24.776 bushels IN lSgs and
ten-year average OF al bushels.
The indicated yield per acre in Ohio is 81
bushels In Indiana and Iowa 81, in illinois
81, in Missouri IS, In Kansas ~ and in Ne
hraska 2s bushels. The average as 10 quality
| is S5.s por cent, as compared with Si.2 per
cent last year and S2.1 per cent In November,
1 1898. II Is estimated that IA per cent OF the
corn cror OF 1889 was sim 10 the hands OF
farmers on November !. 1900, as compared
with so per cent OF the crop OF lSys IN
farmers hands Oh November !. 1888, and l.25
/ per cent on hand November L. 1888
The estimate OF the average yield per acre
of buckwheat Is 10 bushels. against an aver
age yield of 1850 bushels in 1879, IFS bushels
| in 1885, and a ten-year Average OF los BUSH
els
| The average OF New York and peunsyi-
yania. the two States principally producing,
| is IA bushels The average as TO quality Is
| 500 per cent. against SS.i per cent in No
/ lSaS. the preliminary estimate OF average
| yield per acre of potatoes is sos bushels,
against an average yield OF sS.e5 bushels IN
| 1899. 75.i5 bushels In 1928 and a tcn-yesr
| average of 76.s bushels
| The average as TO quality is ss.1 per cent.
AGAINST sii per cent in November last and
SAL per cent in November, 1898.
The preliminary estimate for the average
yield per acre OF hay is LIS tons, against
on average yield OF i3l tons 10 1873, l.55 tons
| IN 1895 and ten-yeaT average OF LIS tons.
The average as to quality Is SUI per cent
against 800 per cent In November last and
95.I per cent in lSsS
The preliminary estimate OF the cotton
crop. based upon reports rom the depart
ments regular orrespondents, from gnners
and from individual plsnters. suppismenteG
by the Investigations OF special agents viii
be issued early in December An estimate VI
the wheat crop viii h issued as soon as the
individual farm returns are available tor
comparison with the reports Of the depart
ment regular correspondents. This will ne
not LATER than December TO-
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The following are tho live stock quotations.
for this market as furnished by the Boz.
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estimating the crop at a,se0.oOo maximum.
and Ellison, who continues TO inform us that
spinuers requirements will be in excess OF
the crop, prices advanced sharply IN all
cotton markets today The movement was
not so heavy. but the Interior were tree
sellers OF spots at the advance. A reliable,
experienced reporter from Taylor says; "a
believe with pleasant weather next two
weeks S. to 20 per cent OF mstured bolis
will open, and Is per cent under any circum-
stances Dublin. Texas, says: "Damsge
from frost very light in this territory New
Orleans says: "Mr. Henry Nell denies hsy-
ing made p.750,00o estimate accredited TO
NELL today" II is likely that II the report
Is authentic 1t comes from Noill Bros, Lon-
don. who at times differ with Mr.. NELL OF
New Orleans. Cotton has advanced IS points
from the lowest recorded short time since,
and sentiment is as bullish now as II was
bearish at the bottom Liverpool should be
3-6lths to 4-64ths up tomorrow. IL they re-
spond we would suggest selling long cotton
for Is to 20 point turn
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sale today ono carload OF yrarlInss at SIS
inec,um 1895. so: selected feeders slow g..
"a SO; mixed stockers weak 26Cd as. 20. COWS
choice a.TGl25; helfers e.755Is. IS: camera
~ U9- scssbuils 2.25I4. 10. Calves oldf5.75
T-xaHs. receipts 400 Best on sale today seven
carloads eraser at 400. Texas fed steers
4 qodis o.. Texas grass steers ss5nii5;
Texas bulls s50f33. IS. Hogs-Receipts today
5000. sorlorrow 1900 left over 1000.
Market i0c higher Closing shade easier
Top sos: mixed and butchers & 1915. Is: good
10 choice heavy 4.SO15.05; rough heavy 4.65dp
$50. bulk Of sales $500 20. Sheep Receipts
IL COO sheep-Sieady to a shade lower
Heavy ewes ioc lower: lambs ss.iOc lower.
Good to choice wethers 4.e)l4.30 fed to
choice s.75d4.i0; Western sheep iO0l4 25:
Texas sheep 2.5C03 go. native lambs 1850
$50: Western lambs 5.Ooff5.s5
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LOCAL MARKET REVIEW.

There we're no features OF special in'eles'
In the local market situation yesterday Dus
few changes in prices were announced, p'ae
tieally all staples being moved freely AZ ou'
rent quotations. Dealers anticipate rAener
brisker trade than usual during the next
few days as a result of the approach Oh INV
Thanksgiving holiday
The egg market is quite nrm at auoss-
prices and yet 1t is not altogether unnA'.s
that some signs of weakness would pe "
evidence should there be any marked ~.
crease in the size of receipts. At presen.
both the supply and the demand are Ia q
small and as result dealers 90 MOI nA nm
difficult to maintain values. fouiuy ,,, ~
tlnucs to be rather slow sale on aeeo oud vat
the quantity OF game on the inaih,,s
prices are being kept up fairly We'll
As is usual at this time of the year Wneh
the housewife begins to think about prepa."
lions for Thanksgiving, cranherries a,n AZ
ginning to show considerable anio ,,ay-
iirmness An advance IN the p,lanni saal.rs
kets yesterday was followed by local a. ~ m
and the berries are now quoted ~ so 80 par-
for Cape Cod crates and $s.ooge'oV I'VE
rels-
There is an unusually good demano -.
apples caused. no doubt. by the scars''s
OF other fruits. and as result prices
someYha sitter. The Nquotauons
now sa.25G4.Oo.
Late advices from Florida assert thar NV
orange crop has been overestimateo az
clare that IL viii not run over 'So@Io oo.ss.
Deaieis think 1t impossible for all tnis . S,s
crepancy 10 creep IN, more especially ro
the original estimate was made ny rais
officials. who were preparing 70 supply s saps
for TRANSFORMATION other advices agree s1 ~
stantially with the estimates OF s.,,rrd
boxes H. o. b. prices there have dechn ~
about, e5 to 20 cents per box. But vs4y ~
are left unsoid. except possibly In ss"s
the moro ramota aectlQne. -
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coTTox MORE ACTIVE.
Advance Originated In n Better CIas.
of Cables.

New York. November I5--Ths cotton mar.
ket ives decidedly mere active and stronger
today. Prizes on toe opening call showed
an advance OF 70 II points and there was
a further gain Of 70 - points before the
upward movement vss arrested BY selling TO
Escure profits. The advance originated in a
better class of cables than had been expected.
The English aivices showed well sustained
sales OF shorts and an advance OF llad4-s4 In
the futures. The response here Nas .mment-
ate ana more than equal. Buying vas active
and general and led by the snort contingent
The upward movement was facilitated by re-
ports OF cold weather IN the south stronger
attitude on tho part Of the spot holders and
large demand from exporters and American
spinners The hrmness was increased oy re-
ports from Manchester 10 the eneet that
English spinRers had come to a conclusion
that the cotton crop was not a large one.
The market had a few short intervals Of re-
action and pront-takinE but maintained a
firm undertoRe and closed firm at q net sd.
vance OF Is to q points.
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Following is the range OF prices for ,hs
active months In New York and New or.
leans: Opened. High. Low. Close
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S. Mum. son & Co. say; Prices will Be-
rovsrneA mainly BY frost reports but there
Is no doubt that the great activity in stocks
Fan not continue without there being an over
6ow OF outside business TO cotton. especially
II il becomes manifest that the growth Of
the plant has been checked in important
sections. Sentiment in regard 10 cotton is
becoming more buiiish in New York. the
South. Liverpool, Manchester. Fall River and
the continent
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Judgement AGAINST snn,. r..

GAINESVILLE. Texas, November 15.-The
'ury In the damage suit of Fred Hess
VS. The Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Rail-
way company. that has been ON trial in
the district court for several DAYS TO re-
cover damages for personal injuries
while in the employ of the comnspv ~
brakeman on freight train. returned
sso Sernict for the plaintiff tonight for
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EAST INDIA MOVEMENT.

Bop,bay--Receip,s this week 1000, this week
last year $4,000 since Angus. 81 ao5. 600 same
time last year los 900. Exports to Great
Britain 10000; since August Il exports to
continent 8 ,0oU same time last year 2O1n
Total exports 81 600 same time last year
2Cao. Afioat in harbor SEQ
Other Ports-Exports TO Great Bri'a ain 1000
experts to continent this week 1o00: this week
la year 2000 since August 81 5000. same
time last year 5000. Total exports; This
week 1000 this week last yeaI 1000 since
August 81 1000, same time last year 5000
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THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
THE SALES MADE ny TEXANS AT
EAST ST. LOUIS.
Receipts of Texas Cattle mt Chicago
Were 4o0-Best on snIe, Seven
Carloads M $500.
lspeoial 70 The Post. Repor,ed by the swans.

Especial TO The Post. Reported by the Evans
Snyder Ruel Commission Company
National Stock Yards. Ill. November Is
The following sales were made today by
Texas and Indian Territory men:
pound steers. 405; ]. Parkinson. Okmugee.
1. T s0S and s27 pound COWS, 1856, 96S pound
steers $50; Bush & Tiller. Tatum, Texas.
siI pound cows 2s5; sos pound steers. $50;
sal aud s53 pound steers. 3.e5; 967 pound
steers, so; S. B. Burnett, Burke, Texas, 81
pound cows, 800; SIS pound steers. S.05; 1913
pound COWS. $50; sos pound steers, $40; 81.
Texars. steady.
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Hou.ton nalIrnad Rocco
HOUSTON Spots.

1913 bales.
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BANK cLEARtNGs. y (
Decrease.
NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
Financial Cable.

New York November 15-The Commercial
Advertisers London financial caolegram says
The markets here were again fairly active TO-
day. 1t Is now rumored that the government
borrowings have been postponed until next
year, which presumably the condition OF the
money market will be more favorable 70 tne
ported, will take the form of Transvaal
loan Americans opened dull under party
on the news of the cars illness, which cause
some depression. but Berlin buying again
set the ball rolling New York bougnt IN
the afternoon and the close was good. though
under the best.
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cslveston-spots closed strong, with pr
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COFFEE.

New York. November 15.-Conee-spot Rio
STEADY No Z invoice rs; mild quiet. Cor
dova 9isdl3A. The MARKET for cof1ee futures
opened steady at 10 to 20 points decline and
ruled active but weak under general liquida-
ton OF long interests, followed by continues
dullness at Havre and Hamburg ana weak
ness and continued heavy receipts in Brazil
with warehouse deliveries in this country
smaller Closed steady at net decline OF
5 to 10 points. Total sales IS 600 bags in
GLIDING November $50; December 6.45Ts. 30:
January $50: March 6.e5@6sO; MSy 6.sOp6. 80 :
July 690n6.96: September 7O0M7.O5
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1t Ia thought in some quarters. says the
New York Commercial, that the continent
position to realize how Lancashire felt last
hesso',-r Ike square peg ia round hole. :
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New orIeans Future..

Havre. November l5.--March closed ca
at 61s.s. against cob yesterday.
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market remained unchanged with only a
moderate business in progress and the effect
OF w, l.. Strong G Co.'S difficulties apparent
IN certain lines. Prices remain practically
unchanged though IN heavy brown goods
there is little more disposition 10 meet buy
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BuTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago November -Butter-Active.
creamery cream, ry iS@2ils dairy i2iaaiS. Cheese :
Active 10gllh. Esgs-Active; fresh y.
New York, November 5-Eggs-Keceints
.In packages; strong Western regular PACK
Ing at mark 2l@25; Western loss on N.
hansas City, November l5.-Eggs- Firm /:
dozen, cases returned
ST. Louis, November l5.-Eggs-Iigher at
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SUGAR.

New Orleans, November .-sugar--Firm.
open Kettle 3ts' open kettle centrifugal IA 81
! lie; centrifugal graduated AS; whites
Fiep4'a; yellows l5-l6n4 7-l6; seconds 3dI
MOL, asssssso3steady; open kettle 2OaSg cen
triiugai 9nl9 Syrup-Steady at 2Oap26
New York November n snr.r
STEADY fair refining US; centrifugal 81 test
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS

AZ raris, November l5.--Three per cent rentes
looi' eoc for the account; exchange on Lon
don 2Sf, l01zc for checks
New York. November l4.-Clearinys xyse
s22SiO; balances $40 46s, 352 r-V''
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New york Money.

New York November i5.-Money on ca,
steady at 3lz@5 per cent; last loan ~ ~.
sterling exchange firm with actual business
in bankers bills at 4.s4ss for demsna ana S
4s07s fol sixty days; posted rates a.si's a ~
4,S5h; commercial bills 4.soq4s oh, sissr
certificates 64Gl66 bar silver 6SH Mexioan
dollars 50A; government bonds weak; Stase
bonds Inactive; railroad bonds strong
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DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.

APPLEs-Fancy svaporated, o0-lb boxes
oAc; lib cartons &c; choice evaporated &C.
APRlCoTS--Per ID. loose loo
ClThON-ln l0-lb boxes lSe
CURkANTS--Ia bbls &c: 25-ib boxes, clean
ed, bulk l4c, l-lh cartons ne.
DATES-1-lb packages l0c; 6Q-lb boxes &c.
FIGs-California l2Isc; imported lsGisc.
PEACHES-Choice new stock Sc.
RAlslNS-Californ.a. 3-crown, l.. l.. boxes
s2.25: h-box L L. ralsins e5475c; 2-crown
i. NJ. raisirs. 50-lb boxes. SDSAc 3-crown l..
Nj. ra.slns, o0-ib boxes Sc
fRUNEs-ca california, 5o-sos Sc; s0-7os Is;
.'0-SOs &c; SO-eos 5lsc 90-1o0s &c.
NUTS--Brazil 13c per III; hlberts Sicily lee.
Naples l213c; walnuts l4gl5cs peanuts fancy
hand picked 5nG5ike; No. : +%e; almonds,
Taragona l6c ID. in sacks; Italian chestnuts
loc' peeans. selected loc, large i2Ql5e. me-
dium 6d7c.
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DRUGS AND cHEMrcALs.

Quinine 4Iqi9c per ounce, in bottle; NOR
Ihine s. l5I2.S5 per ounce: cocaine s6.7S per
ounce oorax slsc per pouna In lO0-pound
packages; copperas sl.4o In barrels; castor OIL
70 per gallon In S.gallon packages epson
sNlls $I,Ib per hundred in barrels: alcohol
,R.ItT3.Oo per gallon: sulphur 50 .65 per 100 In
barrels; alum 2isc per pound IN barrels; salt
letre &c per pound In barrels: camphor 1Oc:
WOOD alcohol $500; gum opium s.. 10; powdered
opium 1913 oarboiic acid 3sG40c per pound
bottles; calcium carbide s.. 10 per cwt., dsiiy-
cred Texas common railway points
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Current Quotations ON Round Lots
of staple Commodities.

These quotations are revised daily and their
ocrreo tness can be relied upon The prices
are those ruling in Houston Wholesale mar
kets.
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KANSAS CITY.

Especial TO The Poet.)
Stock Yards, Kansas City, November Is
The following sales OF Texas and Indian Ter
ntory cattle were made here Today.
Keller & Colleen, oaktaha, l2Ss pound
steers 40; 1877 pound steers, 40; A. NJ.
Irwin. Guthrie, SIS pound steers. 500; SiS
pound COWS, 3.35; A. @. parvell, Mineo. 1913
pound steers. 400 ]. X Crutchneld, lnola,
$40 pound steers, si5; l.. H. singleton, OdeIl 5
Spur. Sal pound steers, 1876.
Kansas City, November l5--cattle-- Receipts
5700 natives and 2s0o Texans and 1900 calves;
market steady TO a shade lower; native steers
470a5.5O; stockers and feeders 3.z5g40O;
butchers cows and hsifers S00q4.2D' can
uers 2.5Od3.0o; fed Westerns 3.lSai'o; VIM
tered Texans S.504i.5 80: grass Texans 3.lo4
90: calves 3. so. Hogs Receipts 1880,
market active 20 cents higher, mixed i.Soq
49,; lights 4s0G492ia; pigs i,50qi,sS Sheep
Receipts 1900; steady; lambs 4.7oao2o; NUT
tons 3s54i.40. stockers and feeders $3.50
AS; culls 2.75d3.2o
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cfIIcAGo.

Chicago. November 15.--Catile--Rac
$500 INCLUDING 100 Texans and 500 Westerns:
good Ia choice strong TO iec higher Poor
to rough medium slow NATIVES, best on
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GRAIN AND rsAy.

Carload lots. fo.h oars from miiisrs; deal:
srs charge from store Se,i0c more per iot
los o. bran, &c per bushel ON oats and corr
and lvul6c per 100 lbs on nay.
BKAN-Per 100 pounds. s5assc.
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CANNED GOODS.

CANNED FRUlTS-Pineapples 2-lb, eye
less and coreless sissy. co: Glib extra grated
s2,OQg225, 2-lb standard sliced $3.50; pears
2-lb standard g0c: peaches. standard 81 ESQ
80: 2-lb seconds si.109l 10; S-lb standard
81 30; 2-lb pie 81 ,00q1 10.
CANNED DECENTRALIZATION Glib.
fun weight 65a70c; ckra and toma-
tees 2-lo soc. Lima beans, 2-lh.
full weight .5c;. string beans, Glib. full
weight, 15c; No. l stringless beans, 2-lb,
full weight sl.50: Red kidney beans, 2-lb, full
weight sseqa.0o; marrow fat peas. alb. full
weight S1.l0Gl. %; carly June peas, fancy,
I?-lb, frll weight $3.50 American petit pols
peas. fancy 2-lb. full weight sl.659l. 70; as
lpnTagus. California, 2is-lb s20G: corn, Au-
burn cream 2-lb. full weight s1.10G1.l5; A
No. l. 2.lt, full weight, $L05gi.1o; Blue Ridge
l2-lh s0ls5c.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT-Extra standard, IN
10 peaches, lemon sling sl.s04i.95; Fellow
Crawford $1.S041S5; black cherries s2Oo1
2o5; white cherries ..21oas.15; apricots l. =
y1sOi sIraw o. srssI essoe92IS; plnms
less than extra standard prices.
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:. WIRE--Galvanisel Gllddcn $50; wauksgen
| NAILS-2 s. base Advances for common
Iover base, I'd, Zoe; Sd. i5c; 4d and sd, acc;
%. 20c; Sd. i0c; i0d and led. So. Quotations
are for Less than car lots.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF GALVESTON, November is.

PORT OF GALVESTON, November is.
ARRIVED.
None.
CLEARED.
Ss Alton (Br). for Hsvre.
IS Elswick Lodge OBJ, .or Bremen.
SIS White Cross (Br), for Hamburg.
Sch John L. Derlln. for Port Tampa.
SAILED.