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Ienre to enc Grnnted.

Fort Worth, Texas, April 1s.--The
Hargadiue- McK!ttrieh Dry Goods COM
pany of St. Louis today fled an appsca-
ton In the United states court here ask
ing that an order be made allowing saId
St. Louis arm to bring a civil action in
The United States district court for the
Northern district OF Texas against H. G.
Markham, bankrupt, and T. J. Womac1.
trustee OF said Markham. to recover SAP.
the proceeds OF a sale of certain merchan-
disc which was purchased from petition.
ers. Judge M4ek granted the petitioners
leave TO Ale and institute proceedings in
this court as asked fer.
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FOREIGN EXPORTS.

The British steamship Dargai cleared today
for Bremen with a cargo composed Of $4,000
bl shels OF wheat, valued at s2i00; 1892 bales
OF cotton, Weighing S.54d.I6o pounds, valued
at 222,509. S1O9 round bales Of cotton, weien-
ing 1876 pounds. valued at S69,953. and 5S73
sacks OF cotton seed meal. Weighing 800 tons,
valued at $3.50.
The British steamer Mira cleared today with
n cargo composed OF 10000 bushels OF wheat,
valued at $4,000; G524 bales OF cotton. weigh
ing 900 pounds valued at S3l5 coo; 400
Lowry bales OF cotton, weighing e6,7l4 pounds,
valued at S9254; $40 sacks OF cotton seed cake.
weighing 20 tons, valued at sl435; $500 sacks
copper metal, Weighing 376,9S7 pounds. 1867
at $780, 1900 sacks of nour, valued at s4S57.
The French steamer Columbia cleared today
for Havre with cargo composed OF 1856 bales
zaeatan, weighing 1885 pounds, valued at
pounds. valued at 1858; 200 round bales OF
cotton. weighing $4,000 pounds. valued at
S4I,2SV,
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st. Louis Grain and Provisions.

st. Louis. April i.--wheat-No 2 cash II:
April Il; May 7OG701s; July s7Qe7is; No.
hard 6id66 Corn-No. cash 3Sis April
Ssh: MAY ss}ad3sg: July 39ls. Oats No.
23Ss; No. . white rs. Pork steady: jobbing
90 for old. 1850 for new. Lard hichgf
prime steam 7.o5: choice 7.10. Flour dull
and unchanged Timothy seed Arm; ordi-
harry 2.00aI2.20 70; prime. new to arrive. August
$50. Corn meal steady; 2.05d2.1o, Bran
quiet: sacked east lots. east track II. Hay
steady; timothy 1O.5o9l3.00; prairie 7.509
ties 100. Bagging 6tG7ss. Hemp twino ..
Dry salt meats tboSed) higher; extra shorts
LIS; clear ribs 1917; clear sides 7.S0. Bacon
tbo4ed higher. extra shorts 40; clear ribs
II, 900: wheat S5 GOO: corn $4,000; cats a. 900.
shipments--Flour 5000; wheat $4,000, corn
q, 600: oats 30, 500.
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Court mt Lockhart.

Lockhart. Texas. April liz District
court adj yesterday after three
weeks session. During the term there
were eleven felony convictions, two sc-
auittals, six criminal cases dismissed.
three civil cases dismissed and eight civil
cases tried.
The report OF the finance committee WAS
very complimentary to the officials OF the
county, and the report Of the grand jury
showed the county 70 be in good condition
80 far as the management OF It's pusiic
affairs IS concerned.
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Grain and proyision. EIsewhere.

New York, April 4.-Wheat-Receipts
1850 bushels: exports 2sl, 500 bushels: spot
market strong: No. red SOS (. 0. b. ahoat
to arrive. options weaker for time after
the ousning through Southwest selling. but
Losses fully recovered in sympathy with corn
and provisions; storts were good buyers on
the rise: the holiday abroad checked foreign
trade and export huslness closed from &c
advanced TO Ac decline on late months; May
73M; July 7S% September "A. Hides frm;
Galveston 20 10 Is pounds. 1914: California:
II to q pounds PA Texas dry. "a TO 30
pounds I5c Leather steady hsmloek sole
Buenos Ayres light TO heavy weights 200
25ik; &C d 26d26h. Wool dull: domestic
fleece 2542sc: Texas 1913.
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STATE ArnLnrro CONTESTS.
Officers of the Meeting to BE Held
Next Week Arc Named.

Fort Worth. Texas. April ~. The following
officers have heen selected for the State
athletic meeting to be held here on the Goth
instant. the day on which the State oratorieal
contest is TO be held 10 this city:
Judges and tiniekespers; j. NJ. Trlck. Aus
tin college Sherman John l.. Terrell Fort
Worth Y. ". G. A.; b. II. Young. Polytech-
mic college: w. b. Paddock, Fort Worth X.
NJ c. A.: W. A. Harris. Baylor univeraitY.
Waco: Edward s. Loyeioy Lewis academy.
Forney. Texas.
Rsferee and garter. p. u, Fosdick. Fort
Worth: inspector 3. d. Keith. Fort worth
announcer Guy Hartshorn. Fort Worth; orr.
cial scorer. r. L. Morehouse. Fort Worth
clerk OF the course. A. Clark. Fort Worth.
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p,r,a, 81 n. poniean.

Brookshire. Texas. April 12.-'rhe re-
mains Of H. Donsan, aged 70. who died
In st. Louis on the 5th instant. were re-
oeived here yesterday for intsrment. Mr..
Donigan was tho father OF Donigan Bros,
merchants OF tbs place, and emigrated 70
Texas in 1883 from Armenia.
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NEW YORK EXCHANGES.
Reichsmnrk., CONNER.
less i.ls.
weekly BANK statement.
FINANCIAL DRrEFs.

Paris, April 14.--Three per cent rentes 1907
SOC for tho account; exchange on London EST
20lec for checks.
New York, April Ii.--Bank clearances $780,
| or, 6a4, balances SS,5S5, $50.
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Flour--New winter patents se0GD3 10;
straights 295G3.40; clears 270GrS.20; spring
specials $50; patents 3.1043.45: straights eco
G5c0, bakers 2.o092.4o.
Wheat-Nc. 3 spring 6id6s%; No. 2 red e9M.
Corn-No. 3 49,
.oats-No. ?4ssa25h; No. white esg2ss;
No. 8 white 26A127%.
Rye--No. 2 So.
Bsrley--No. 41dA3.
Flax seed-No. / LIS.
Timothy seed-Prlme 40
Mess pcrk-Per Dbl 70 30I12. ss.
Laid-Per 100 lbs. 7.10lI7. 27iS.
Short rib sides--Loose 7l0d7. 40
Dry sailed ehoulders--Boxed 6@76ys.
Short clear sides-Boxed 1907 40
Wh.sky-High wines basis, per gal f.25is.
SuGsrs-Cut loaf 600; Granulated 5 a.
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Denton. Denton County. Texas. April 10.
The damage from Wednesday nights
frost Is not SO great as at FIRST thought
and It Is now thought that neither corn
or wheat ia injured to any extent.
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nurTER AND EGGS.

Kansas City, April Eggs--Fairly satIs-
factory: fresh Missouri and Kansas stock
9hc. eases returned.
Chicago, April .--Butter-Flrm; creamery
14q1S dairy 1916 Cheese~-Flrm, at i2Spl8.
Eggs--Sieady, fresh liz.
81 Louis, April tl.--Eggs--Lower. AZ 9M.
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SUGAR.

New York. April 1t.--Rsw hrm; tAlt rena-
ing 4; centrifugal ss test ~; mo,asses s1s "
is-is; refined sugar arm: standard 4 tsS;
coufeetioners' A. AS; mould a 100; cut ios,
|S.ss. crushed s55; powdered SO; sranuisteo
ISIS; cubes $50.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.
Nerr YORK DRY GOODS.

New York. April 1.-THE week closes with
the dry goods market decidedly dull through
out; export demand for heavy brown cottons
\ aud home buying light. Prices without quot
nble change. Bieeched cottons low. but gen
orally steady. Coarse coiored eottons scarce;
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demand limited. Print cloths neglected ana
prices nominal. Prints dull; fancics irregular:
ginghams hrm. Linens Ia quiet demand but
urn IN price Cotton yarns quiet and tend
ing IN favor OF buyers.
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roFFEE.

New York, April ll,-cefes-spet, ~
nominal: No. invoice 74 30. q, l SR,I %
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Ladies' Aid society of the Central
Christian church are making preparations
for bazaar. They will make a spo-
cialty OF ladies' fine handmade handker-
chefs. They viii serve lunches and have
an abundance of homemade candles They
have secured the corner room in the Ma
son building. The doors will be open at
all hours during Congress week.
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HOUSTON nANK cLrAnINas,

Following Are the ciearancos OF tho Houston
banks for the week thus FAR and for the
eorrsspondlnr time last year. together with
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81. Louis. April observation-disclosures 1900.
including 10 Texans: market stiady, na,iys
shipping and export steers 4.ooetS. 70, dressed
beet aud butcher steers i0df5.2S; STEERS
under 1000 pounds s,soat.7S; stockers and
f,eders s.b0dii.0o. cows and heifers 2,0Jtj
ASS: Gamers t.50Gl2s5; bulls s.o0dS.7 20;
bringing more: cows ana hcsfers a.5ofls.aS
HoEs-Reetipts 1900; market SasiQc higher:
pigs and lights 1905. IS; packers b.45ua. IS I:
butchers b61af5.s So. Sheep Receipts $500,
market steady; native muttcns 6.25@S, 80,
lambs 6.o167.25: culls and bucks s.o00S.g5;
Texas spring lambs $50.
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HOUSTON DAILY POSE: SUNDAY MORNING. APRIL Is. 1900

7o-sos Sc; so-9os sac: sc-io0s &C. " -
xNJTs-sbraail ioe ner 10! liberia, Sicily lac:
hard picked SIZE, No. a5c: Almonds Tara.
Genn, Ice per ID In sacks; pecsns, unscreened
ehgIMo; better grades sGeci italian chest,
DRUGS.
cuiuine ifd43c per ounce, IN bottle: NOR
phlne 81. 2od2.4o per ounce; cocaine $500 per
oppss s ST. ' psF pound IL 4 Ss
pss ss''s 81 sal sa psH h II sasalG1 70
per hundred in barrels; alum a,sc Der err pound si
In barrels; saitpetre 20 per pound In barrels;
opium s$.75. powdered opium S. sis'.i ' car6oiIe
acid 4Sc Der pound bottles.
GRAIN AND HAY.
Carload lots. fob. cars from miilers; deal
en- bran, Rds3c per busbel on oats and earn and
lvq loo per 100 lbs on hay.
BRAN--Per 100 pounds. seas2c.
s Gh pN sHoRTs-Per 100 pounds. 800.
CORN CHoPS--Mixed and pure s7dssc.
oATs-Choce bright Texas 2eis@sDc, good
koras Texas 'n, aSa2sc; Of Or no GRADES ssds7c
ace; ellshily stained soilSssinc. "A''e ''V
HAY-Alfalfa si250T1s so per ton; tim !.
othy $50 .50@16.o0; South Texas prairie hay
s.. oO@7 90. North Texas and Territory 81 80
G1o.5o.
CANNED GOODS.
CANNED FRUITS-Pineappies, 2-lb. eye
less aud coreless, sl.S5dp2 90; Glib extra gra ed
E,OOQ2.25; Glib stanoard, sliced. 81 so; pears,
lib standard. soc; peaches 2.lb standard, $3.50
lbs; standard sl.25q1 80: Glib seconds 81 10
ga .i5; alb standard $3.50; 2-lb pie $l.JtdLiO;
CANNED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sab.
full weight. S5G9oc; 2-lb full weight 6jli0c ;
okra and tomatoes. 2-lb, soc; Lima beans, i-.5
full weight, 75c; string beans. alb full weight
I5c; No. stringless beans, alb full weight
sl.5o: red kidney beans, 2-lb fun weight, Soc !.
marrow fat pess. 9Th iutl weight, 81. l0ni. ge
early June peas, fancy, 2-lb full weight. $780,
American petit pcs peas. fancy Glib full
weight, 81. 65@1.TS; asparagus, California ~
ID. $500; corn, Auburn cream. 2-lb full weight
81 .lo11 49, A No. 2-lb full weight 81. o5af. lu
Blue Ridge, 2-lb S0nS5c.
CALIFORNIA FRU1T--Extra standard az
ID peaches. lemon cling. s2.f5a2 %; yellow
sl5. white cherries s2iSas Isl apreots - ST =
a. So str J., RI slss glums s,;ssai A.:
than extra standard prices.
CANNED MEATS--Corncd beef, lib 81. 65;
2.lb 1910. Potted ham, quarters soc: halves
Sl.o0 Lunch tongue, lib 50 10. Vienna sau-
oils, 5O-lb cans. ss.T0d4.OO; Bologna in oils,
50-lb cans, $z7S.
FRUITS.
APFLEs--New York stock, $500
BANANAS-Fancy stock. per bunch. packed.
81 .00d2.25.
cocoANUTs--Per sack 50. 5os14. 90.
LEMoNS--Fancv Messina, "a. o0G74.5o.
RANGES--caiifornia nayels. fancy 50. 80;
budded 81 co..
STRAWBERRIES crate 81. 7sae.75; In,
ferior stock, 5oQ75c less.
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Musical and literary entertainment at
Tabernacle Baptist church, corner OF
White aud Decatur streets, one block
south OF Washington street, Sixth war !,
Tuesday night. April IL, for benefit OF the
church. Admission for adults rs cent.
children under is YEARS 10 cents.
Strayed or stolen, from w II. Craddcck
near Dodge, walker county, one lars,
red and white speckled COW, marked oven
half crop "a right ear, under half cror
In left ear; branded on hip, w d; had or
big bell with rawhide collar; IS reward
One red dun horse, brown stripe down
back and each shoulder; no brand; II
hands high; weight about 800; So reward
Lost about't Zen ae-s> ago by w. r. Griffin
at Huntsville. G. D. 0liphint. sheriff
Walker county, Huntsville.
Wharton. Texas April io.--Strayed OF
stolen on the night OF Tuesday. April 10,
from II, A. Cline. Wharton, Texas, one
bay horse, 8 years old, bla2ed face, three
white feet, shod in front, IL IL hands
high. fast, siugle-footed: IS for horse and
II stolen $40 for thief +. d. Davis. sher.-
III Wharton county. Texas.
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KANSAS cry.

Kansas City. April N.-Cattle Receipts
1900 head: prices largely nominal; while the
weeks supply was liberal the best cattle
OF all grades advanced about ioc, with plaiutr
grades steady: heavy native steers brought
4. S5U5.50; light weights 4.s0a5.iS: stockers
aud feeders s.50a95.S5; butcher COWS aud
helftrs ss5e5 90. Gamers 2.7SIa.s0; fed
Westerns s.T5sis.25; Texans S.soGSo0. Hogs
Receipts 1000: active 5Ml0c advance. heavy
:. 5osiS SIS: mixed /. ssn5 IS: light 5.35d5 AM
pigs 46eaT5i5. hecp---Recepts 500, values
continue to advance. tho net saln this week
amounting to 10000 for all classes; spring
lambs 7.00dis. 50; Colorado lanes $500 2O
muttons 5D0Rs As; culls 3.50GI4.50. Receipts
1.-TWO days)-Whcat 81 6O0 corn 7+,l0O; oats
$4,000, Shipments WHEAT 25,Oooi corn $780,
oats 700.
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cIr1cAGo.

Chicago. Aprii i4.-Cattle--Reaspts 400;
market nominnlly steady; natives good to
prime steers s.oOG5.so; poor to medium 4le
Gi4.sS; selected feeders. i.20Gd.90: mixed
stockers s .405fS, 90; cows 3,0Odi 50 heMers
!. lodi 65; Gamers 2ooaD2. So bulls 2.7odl4. 25
calves 4.50n7 .2t; Texans. fed steers 4o09
5.as. Texas bulls S.25dS.Ts. Hogs Receipts
ls.o0o head market generally 6Wl0c higher;
Ton price g. so; mixed butchers 5.45Qp5.75 good
to choice heavy 5.60d5.so; rough heavy 5.45
as .56; light 5.40d5. e5; bulk OF sales 5000
SOS. sheopReceipts 1900; sheen and lambs
xenerhIly steady: good to choice wethers
6, oOdIe So, fair to choice mixed 5.0oI6 90;
Western sheen g. 0Od6. 40: yearllngs e.0oG6.5o
native lambs 5.506p7. go
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THE COTTON MARKETS.
Local Stocks Decreased 1000 Bales
During the Week.


During the Week.
Office of The Post.
Houston. Saturday. April Il.
No figures aside from the statement OF local
receipts were posted at the Cotton Exchange
today. The second Easter holiday was gem
orally observed. as was the first and bus-
ness in cotton was az a standstill.
The local stock OF cotton decreased 1000
during the week. the figures now being 1854
bales.
The Liverpool markets will observe Mon
day as one OF the Easter holidays. The
American markets, however. will resume
operations Monday morning.
The Liverpool Cotton Gazette says:
The character OF the distribution Of the
American crop has gone decidedly against
this country the crop itself is nearer 100000
than II. 100000 the East Indian crop is about
half of that OF last year. our local stocks
are starved the trade are still engaged for
many months without any pretense at large
reserves OF cott5n. ana the new crop is at
least six months away from helping. even
surprising that the very large acreage plant
cd viii meet with favorable growing condi-
tions.
And vet men say that she price discounts
everything. Possibly this might be so IL
this were August instead OF March, II new
brsness were entirely stopped II we had
ample stocks. If the trade were selling at u
discount and buying at premium. II i'm
norters saw their way TO import. But none
of these conditions exists. but exactly the
opposite.
With every spindle and loom running. and
must rim If COTTON can be bought to spin
aud yarn to weave. rreccdents for price Will
not avail. The termination OF the war be-
tween America and Spain has been followed
by boom in the former country In every
branch of trade cotton goods naturally par
ticipatrg.
Britain and the South African republics.
which can not be far of. will bring about a
demaud for goods to replenish the war waste.
and to provide for further contingencies, II
will take two bumper crops at least TO restore
the balance of supply and demand. and we
are only planting the seed of the possible
first row.
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DRIED FRUITS Am WITS

liz ea,,dsS evaporated, 50-ib boxes
YcoTSn se; ehoite eyAporated SC.
bN,rin ,e er ID, loose. i2tsc.
RANTs w-lh boxes, lac.
y ne. ~ pois, &c; 25-lb boxes, clean.
ts-i.Ib I'D cartons s9sitc.
t-calIfar pteShages l0c; to-lb boxes To-
kHEs--shna lzsac. imported l5dlsc.
ms csiif s,ss new stock sc,
Rzs MI 4 l., raisins es97sc; :-crown L.
M.ls boxes; INC; s-crown l. N.
---Vs. SIC,
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william II. Clifford ...........,........Pi Pier
Vessels Destined for Galveston.
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MARINn rNTnLLIcMNcM.
Port Of Galveston, April II

Port OF Galveston, April H.
ARRIVED.
SIS Loughrigg Holme (Br.), from Mary Port.
SIS Sierra tSpan.), from Puerto Rico.
CLEARED.
SIS Columbia (Fr), for Hnvre.
SIS Mira (Br,) for Liverpool.
So Dafga' (Br), for Bremen.
SIS Diana (Nor.l, for Tampico via Sabine.
SAILED.
SIS Baucona (Br.), for MnrseilleA
SIS Columbia Fr), for Havre.
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ros WHOLESALE p,,rcE,.

! q rotations IN Round Lots OF
Staple Commodities.
|uotat,ons are revised daily and their
Is can be relied upon. The prices are
3ng in Houston Wholesale markets.
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hETERO BUSINESS
Twenty Points on Hog Products
Was Announced
RAWDfaRY MARKET WAS ACTIVE
! n Green Fruit Received
the Afternoon Went Beg
ging--Notes.

Houston, SdLuIuhy, April II. Q
~ considerable interest In the
ion today was furnished by advices
kr,msry meat markets telling Of an
"a points on hog products. This.
stiffened up the local scale OF
ktrb was already very high. The
81 jobbers seems to be that an
and will be in evidence for some
home, especially as some of the
! still predicting Decent bacon.
~ strawberries were somewhat
I morning and most Of the fruit was
ope Arm. AS a result the market
[ce,lent one during the early part
The satisfactory prices paid for
kad the effect Of causing the people
Sorh to rush in a considerable guam
I berries during the afternoon, and,
Xiv the whole of tho shipment was
Nor immediate use, 1t went begging,
h,slng to take hold even at the low
prices. The berries, on account
| that they we're not matured, would
! shipment to any OF the Northern
& Morrow today received a car OF
hges and are now in a position to
hers for that fruit.
htry produce situation Is practically
ho there being no material changes
teithor as to receipts, prices or the
|ket lie practically bare of onions, the
recently received by Kirkland g.
living been rapidly disposed OF.
4 oranges received by II. B. Will
ts evening will be unloaded Monday.
hston Produce and Commission COM
wed nearly 100 crates of Strawberries
3rnlng trains.
tllne OF l cent per pound on Elgin
b become effective on Monday.
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WIRE Ann n.,1a

~, 80 H4ND NAILS.
\. sh'Esd Gldden si.7j; waukc-
y; aiV pase Advances for common
lic. ,o ~ So, a5c; I'D and 5d. sJe: cd,
thar ana I'D, &c. Quotations are
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CLEARED.
, SAILED
Vessels I'm Port.

SIS Bancona (Br.), for Mnrseillea
SIS Columbia (Fr), for Havre.
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houston Daily statement.
houston Comparative Statement.

--o.s .,.,o,r,, ,t,x for this week..... ga
Gross receipts 225 days this year '.'''l' ,zoSlo
5rogs receipts s25 Gays in 1859 2 41b016
cross reeeints 225 days in iS97-98. ,29s 1871
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LIVE STOCK.

HOUSTON.
The following are the quotations TOT tn's
uaraet as furnished by the Box Bell Saua-
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:. pRUNEs--caiifornia, tt-eos re: eo.7os "a.
1o-s0s SC. S0-eos 5isu: 9D-l00s &C.
..NJTS--Brazil i0c ner ID, alberta sicilv lse.
Naples l2itc: walnuis ilGi5c. peanuts. fancy
hare picked 5Ac; No. ? &c: Almonds. Tara
genn. Ice per 10 in sacks; pccsns. unscreened.
nuts 10c.
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|ket is practically bare of onions. the
recently received by Kirkland &,
living been rapidly disposed OF.
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4 Morrow today received a car OF
bges and are now in a position to
Iers for that fruit.
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nry produce situation is practically
uo, there being no material changes
eithor as to receipts, prices or the