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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-19

ords and ample appliances for preserv- ing these books and for filing and pre- serving papers in all matters disposed of in the office have been provided during Judge Fuller's incumbency and the office is in excellent condition.
 Judge Fuller the Probate Clerk and the assistants in the office, have readily rem dered me all the assistance and given me all the information 1 have required of them, for which I am thankful to them.
 Very truly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-19

unday "DUNcANs RENoMINATI oN' by Lynn Roby Meekns
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-19
WALL PAPER

,ur papers a..e selected and bought by eF ,er.encei lUyer, wh ise Ideas you can haG. al. to auu.erlate wacu you look over ot ."A. Sc.nc specials, iCc i%-=c D. 10 E- .. ioll We guarantee. unr work. A, J .EYNToN $ co. The Wall Paper Men, 2IS LcALer Avenue,
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FREE FROM OBSTRUCTION.
Trade Channels Remain Remarkably
Well Open.
UNUSUALLY HEAVY SHIPMENTS SHOWN
Much Vaor Is Displayed in Manufacture
ina--supplementary Orders for Winter
Footwear Have Been Placed.

New York, October r. G. Dun & Co
weekly review Of trade tomorrow win say:
Trade channels are remarkably free from
obstruction although the movement OF
goods at some points is checked by Insult
cient transporting facilities This Is at.
trlbuted 20 the unusually heavy shipments
which are shown more definitely 10y rail.
road earnings in September. 0. . per cent
larger than last year and 1917 per cent
above those Of 1900
Manufacturing is of such ylgor that few
wheels are idle and further wage agree
ments have reduced the number Of strikers
to min mum. Mild weather. yacht races
arc other temporary influences curai!ed the
volume of retail sales IN this vicinity hut
lohbiLg and Wholesale concerns are prepar.
ing Tor exceptional transactions Foreign
trade is 1lCo heavy
Nothing new has developed in regard to
the iron and steel situation. and VITA the
mills crowded n their efforts to overt a Ike
ccrsumptive deulud there is little pros
pert Of any material change in the market
trc IN The textile markets Sellers arc not
making any concessions In prices and buy
ers DO not force matters There was a
tendency 10 hold back the placing Of new
business, particularly in the cotton goods
division. This was attributed to eNpecta-
ton OF changes in the price OF raw ma.
held and exporters for China are unable to
secure even the small reduction asked
New orders for woolens are slow hut buy
ers complain Of late delivery on old con.
tracts. This might result in cancellations
u The demand was not uniformly brisk and
dealers unable 10 secure goods elsewhere
Wool comes. forward freely and supplies
are ample slight advance TO In was
reported in the average prices Of 100 grades
on october !, according to Coates Brothers
supplementary orders for winter foot.
wear made the situation rather more salts
factory than producers anticipated while
1ohbers are unable to secure goods to M
orders
Hides were violently advanced to the
highest prices of the year Staple products
nave declined moderately, as rule with
the exception Of cotton and pork products
The variation was widest in corn. rs might
he expected, since that cereal was in1a'ed
much more than any other commodity. Cot.
ton was easy until the official report an.
peared. when the new condition caused a
sharp advance.
Failures this week number 205 In the
United States, against POS last wear, and
30 In Canada, against % last year.
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DlsTRIBUTlVE TRADE ACTIVE.
Bradstreets Says a Heavy Volume Of
Business Is Goinn Forward.

Bradstreets SAYS a Heavy Volume Of
Business Is Going Forward.
New York. October 4.-Bradstreot's to.
morrow will say; While speculative mar
kets, except for cotton show reactlonary
tendencies, general distrlbutive trade and
industry are active and a heavy volume
of business is going forward All obtain
able measures of production aud move.
ment for the nine months of the year tes-
tify to this
Bank clearlnss are heavily 10 excess OF
previous years, railway earnings continue
very favorable and talk of scarcity of cars
for different sections OF the country is
heard.
Failures are more numerous than last
year, or in 1899. bur fewer than In recently
preceding years, aud, while liabilities have
expanded, this has been due mainly to u
few large financial suspensions before re
portCN because current failures and lla-
bilities are not as heavy as earlier in the
year.
me cereals are generally weak and weak.
e.. in all markets
The feature of the week In cotton was
the publication on Thursday Of the gov
eminent crop report showing the lowest
condition. With one exception, In eighteen
years. Coming at a time when all the un-
favorable features, such as small Foreign
buying and the threatened strike at ran
River, have been discounted the market
quickly responded in a Ac advance In
futures and lsc for the spots.
Print cloths have been firm with little
doing at the recent advance. staple cot
tons have been rather quiet as regards new
demand but jobbers report good hua.
ness I'm prints which are rather scarce and
leading manufacturers In ginghams heavily
sold ahead.
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p,lnstice POINTS.

Palestine. Texas, October 4.-Mr. - r.
Kuhl Of this city, who was married n Few
DAYS ago to Miss Rebecca Grayham ~
Clarksburg. Ohio, arrlScd last night In the
CITY with his bride The happy couple VIII
make their home here. as MIR. Knhi is em-
Moved as brakeman on the International
and Great Northern railroad.
The choral Union OF this city held their
second meeting last night 9t the residence
~ Mrs Burette Ezell only a smaU num-
nor were present and the business meeting
Vas dispensed with. Several choruses We're
rendered and a good time IN a social way
Marriage licenses were Issued yssteraay
nv me county clerk 10 Mr. 4. n Malafop
o1d Miss Ruby Morton, and ia baggetI
and Miss Allie Burk all well-known young
people OF this county
Canaan S. r. Allen has returned from
Dallas where he has been 10 attend tue
Confederate reunion. While In Dallas Cap
tain Allen met many old comrades.
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HEAVY STAPLES.

AMMUNITIoN--Pow-er, per kes, 500;
blasting p0Yd7eTr. S6i ncS pst aes' drop ShO'
lo "; regulars, 1916; boxed, &c higher
le RLiaS'GiN S AND rIEs-.paggirg, 2Ib,
nc, 2A-lb, Sc; Arrow ties; less than ear'
load lots. from Houston 81 .35,
ChNDY-stGk wrapped, pass Is,s q; No. a. z
ii. 7Aa7hc per Id; special sizes, Nc high
CANDLEs-Sta fun weight loAc; Gran
ENT-Portland 81. 1908 p; Rosen-
dale, 81 1872 90.
CoFFEE-Rio, fan I%4sc; prime SSG
CSIhoyu he Roasted cOucrs ArpuchIr's
Sriofa basis lOO-lb cases, lie deliyeredi
p 99 Lion iS G Moabs sea- and N geg
hienf lib cans, BIB and 4-lb pals, 1870.
''CeEhCKERS.-A b c Soda, bulk, boxes,
& III sEesms stage p aSS s S5c
cakes aud lumbles, lie
ri OIjR-Basls 4s-lb sacks; Fancy high
P 6ird grade, s. 20 24lb sack i0c per bar;
rel higher; hour in wood loe per barrel
hlEttei;INACEous GooDs-Grlts. bominy
o,a cream meal in 4O-lb sacks, per sack
Use. Pearl neal, in 36-lp sacks, y - Per
barrel OF four sacks; Scotch oats, 81 90
Friends oats, 500 Columbia oats e 20
HRWkeye oats 81
u IRI-Rehned tierce, compounds. Sic;
leaf, i1hc; 50-lo cans &c llgher than
/ tierces lob cans &c higher; BIB cans &c
| bigbsT' An cans lc higher.
MS-Standard. 12lac; picnic hams, 9hc
I4iNE-Bulk, $l.O0 per barrel; coopered,
S1ui1o2NEY--Iu barrels. 6Og75c per gallon;
I IN hfG.ib cans, extracted, SAGE per pound;
IA %riE STlic: IN l2-lb cans, extracted
| siA6i7c; hound sections. i2dl3c.
MU HSso65Ir. choice, 25d26c; fancy new
crop 5i1s syrup, s9dsic; pure new crop syrup
CONDENSED M!L+KT1E5agle, Sc; 6 S9a !, g g
! 99bsfIenee. 81 1Otd4 20; Winner, 81 sd. 30
SoIYfSfERS-i-lb full weight 4,9zi s5ayQc
! IL mn weight, S-oz, 81 GQHl1O; lib
g-o2 ianao5c; i-lb. light weight, 559e0c
PPicKLEs-Flveg gallon kegs, 2.ooi 10
gallon kegs. 81 90; 5bbls 300; plnts
style. ST. 30: i4,gallon So. 80; l-gallon Amer Nd
lean style, $50; 1'gallOn He1agon' sI'oo
sYRRicE = Extra fancy mead, 6hadse
choice, 5a5Ac; fair. 4ssg4lsci fancy I'm
! pgHstoPEosisai, basis 7-1e 91sc; Manila
vic: uutarred iath yarn. Sc; 9arred fhe.
sALT-LouisiGna, coarse, SCI me- DOC
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A. Arsrioan woman's Sharpness.

Not long ago Joseph Chamberlain r -eiUssS
with that firmness. not 10 say 9osi, ma
~ 5tecnss me war with Mrs. George corn
wallis West 81 see" she said, sEset2
'you prefer to discuss your indiscreiions s, ~
puhllc." Not long after me coiohiai 1871
about The political activity Of certain woe,
men adding that he could not underst!an =,
why American women, who kept 9u Fng
land AN said Mrs CORVALLIS west III ~
nocentlv. american men are 700 Ipse'A
cent 10 need our educating influence
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FTIvTRICITIES OF STOCKS
\, Adjustment of Values Dis
lutbsd The Market
|, vOAD STOCKS IN DISFAVOR
:. Closely sorutinizins Loan
" " and Some lndustrials Are
Being Rejected

-, october 4.-The eeeentricitles
inA .,,i stocks continued to be a
ia-s or in the stock market to-
reAs list of semi demoralized
a, Increased today oy a " s.,'m,.
W ~ tested yesterday during
Wy !, lIouiaaton. The low-prlced
si.ss paying railroad stocks were
riFh. "A alsfayor and suffered Sc
IN selling out of holdings.
4 stn more potent factors towa, ~
=, -. tbe renewed pressure TO
,mslgamated Copper, when
,rlce down an extreme "a TO
~ i, The lowest price of the
!, ..mant even allowing for the
i, interest which has come off,
suggestive break in the price
!, ,.sD,r again in London this morn
III s.,ved 10 Indicate the present
!, Imalcamated Copper are more
s...,oi, connected with the main
y nu nv M nriee of raw copper. An
% ,,c,or in the weakness, both OF
~, ~ If other industrials, how
seA ~ scrutiny by the ba ks of me
~ IN thelr loans and the dlspos on
sn l. w into limit or brow out INDUS
sosts from the collateral. ,a.1
AMs.it discrimination was tXcfclseu
: Fer,si,amatad Copper yes eriay, nut
y "a a.'a DENOMINATION was reflected In
'l.a ..tnsss of the stock. The same
~ The Consolidated Tobacco 4
y. baads. which fell an extreme :
o,bsr stocks notably affected were
-, T'eetric 5s,; Diamond Match D;
s,stes Express AS; Consolidated
RI IA National Biscuit preferred y;
5x And Smelling pa. In the low
rsilrold stocks Lake Erie ana west,
n M 50, ST. Joseph and Grand lslnnd
~ A nreierred "a Minneapolis ana Saul
hi psrie preferred 81; EvansNilie anu
HAu,e and Kanawha ana Mlchlshh o.
M Toledo and western STOCKS IN
= ., the severest losers yesterday
rallylng tendency even before
,.ssr, market turned upward and in
Nh recovery there were some net
III a point and more achieved. Ma
III an recovered II points Of yester-
M loss on three transactions. Inc
,ir seemed 10 be due entirely to GOV
r. NJ shorts and was made In spite of
II ,smlse Of only a moderately favorable
/ statement
! ~ Interior movement of currency dur.
M week, has again been very heavy,
Il the galn on account Of government
+ PURCHASES and Australian gold has
! T. slnmt Offset. 1t is hoped that the
W ,,1oa n the stock mare will he re
Maln loan contraction, as no special
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bNls q. IVs, S20Ui U0'os, SZUUi lUU-5s' S-'Vi
l0-4s S2.65.
SALT FISH-Mackerel. No /, In lob
kits, u5c@$i 90; half bhis, DAD. No, l.,
S5.OOGi5 50; tubs Sj.OO6t5.JO.
SALMON-Fancv Pillar Rock Columbia
River, S1.9O; Castle Rock. Columbia River,
81 65d1T5 Spear Alaska. Sl11; Toy Co
umhia River SIPS; Blue Bell Columbia
River. 10; Violet brand 81 SO; Carua.
tion brand. Fancy Red Alaska, Sl35dl 80.
SARDlNES--A American quarters. 50 90;
mustard. 50 6)63, Is; Imported Git
lette grade: quarters, SIC. So fancy sprats,
quarters. 81 90.
STARE standard goods Pearl, in 40 ID
boxes. 4%d4iR; Royal Gloss. bulk, 4&65
As; Nickel, 100 packages per box. So 90;
corn starch size per ID, 20 and i0.lh boxes,
SUG tR Quotations are fol small lots,
special rates are given on carload orders.
Standard grdnulatod, 5G0c; cubes and pow
dered, 5.00c; LouisiCpu yellow ciuri1ed
fancy. 5ajhc choice, A5kc
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. Decrease.
| nndon financial Cable.

Now York, October 4.-The Commercial Commerce al
. A tiynrtisers London financial cablegram
says: The stock today was d iiStiReis Tds of of
gtiIIy, ,S,ronrs which were magnided by the
Ems "rheumatism Some people actually aI,s
sredited the assertion printed IN the f is,nS
Matln that there was gehthsai +e ulii t tSI
Paris was free seller owing TO seVerai
small failures. 81, o,a re.lected
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New York, October 4-The following
table, compiled by Bradstreet shows the
bank clearlngs at the cities named for the
week ended October 4. with the percentage
Of increase and decrease as compared with
the corresponding week last year. Totals
included clcarings Of hfty-two other cities.
Canadian totals include clearings of seven
other cities in Canada.
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ELEVATORS A AND B.
The Baldwin zieuler Arctic Expedition

INC DeibWlfi e-lSElS' FN'~N'N
According to the last advices, received
by the steamer Fhthlof, which arrived at
Hammerfest Oh August 20. the Baldwin
Degler Arctic expedition has been landed
safely at Camp Zlegler, on Aiger island.
Mr. BaIdwln's Intention, # IS understood
was 10 start northward on August "a, by
the interchannel ronte. across Markham
sound The object OF this expedition, 20
far as anything can be learned about IL,
seems 10 be rather that of adventure Inhn
OF scientific investl gatlon. The North Pole
IS as one sole aim and, according 10 all
accounts, the members OF u, whoever they
may be- intend 10 feed well on the way 80
as not 10 arrive there hungry. SIN. Yalua
BILE acquisitions TO knowledge may come
from II.
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nRrGs ANn cHEMIcAIs

phinc, So 25m2 80 per ounce; cocaine $500
per ounce; borax. Stac per pound In 100
pound packages; copperas. SIS 10 In barrels;
packages EPSON salts 81 a. per hu q rcd
IN barrels; alcohol. 81 T0@3. 90 per gallon;
5{nnu nr nm" o PEI @ IA pu,rs,s' G mS
pound in barrels; camphor zoe; wood ilcg-
hol 81 90; gum opium 81 81; powdered
pound in bottles, calcium curbide S. 20
per 100, delivered Texas common railway
IinlnIa
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Alvin, Texas, October 4.-lAe work Of
constructing poles FOR the Alvin electric
plant began yesterday and the work VIII
be pushed as rapidly as possible.
The Santa Fe Is making some IarEn neea-
"a i,nnroyements in the way OF niling IN
With gravel around the depot grounds
The east BrazOrla county teachers lnsuf
tute will meet Ia this elty next SATURDAY
October Il.
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New York Money.

o Hew a. "9i%73% per cent; las, loan per
s stead yrn ii rate 8s per cent Prime ner
camille paper {lhd5h per cent ,., Stefl'p ig
exchange strong, With 9c Gt. hGS'5 5eSSsna
ma a. 4 sSsg for sixty dayss posted ratn y
~ 81 and 4s6i6 Commercial bills 4;sTI,, a,.s
9.s3u. Bar silver 57%. Mexissan d Sonds
451s Government bonds STEADY s'a'e 'O11'
Inactive; railroad bonds weak
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PRonrCE.
REEsMAX-PrIme Texas. 22Q29e Pc

EEswAX-Prlme Texas, 22@2se per
'JR9EE4Ns-Imported navy beams, 4@4llc.
RsVou 4.c; English dried. Be; pinks. 40;
black eyes 4NM3c; Michigan navy, none;
California navy, 4h@4Ac; snaps, 81 per
bnshei; wax, $50 per bushel; Dutch
'BUjrTER- Blue Star, 2ld22c; dairy 1914
DOC: Elsin creamery, 2dQ2fG; Texas brlckh,
l5Gl9c Oleomarg1rine- Lincoln solids.
i2c; Lincoln prints. lie; Daisy, solids. llc;
prints, 1Sc; Monkeys special lsc; Crystal
Com ana country rolls, 100 Empire State
sneelaI l4c: special Blue star. 1sc; Egln
dairy bricks HE; IDEAL lOl4c.
CADBAGE-2A4I2l2c
CHEESE Wisconsin fnll cream rolls,
lilac. wisconsin full cream daisies, IA
1870. Wisconsin half cream, l25Rd BE.
Et;GS-Kansas 196t20c; Texas cold stor-
age lDc. Texas, 1iHl0c.
KRAUT-New, in aalf barrels. 81 ESQ
1o6,NIoNs-Per pound, 2Ha2lac
PEPPER Chile, l44l5c per 10; black
sPP61TlHTi0ES-S1 25d1 85
PEANUTs-JumDos, per pound, dlac;
POULTRY-Ch ickens hens. good, So BOA
s. 50q2 rs: mixed lots . 6JGt3 90: cocks,
large. old 81 80; ducks, large, - 10lI3 2ji
geese. full feathered, S32JGl4OO; turkeys
beus, s. .Ooll5 80: turkeys. go9bers, $50
~ "a. voung turkeys, 50 2JGl3TJ.
~sVVEET POTATOES-f Vans, 81 30 bu.
iToNfNTOES-Nep Mexico, h-bu baskets
81 ~ al 80; California, 81 %,
CELERY-Colorado white, per bunch
! 6el75c.
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London. October 4-consols for money 9es.
o9ik: account 9SA. Bar SILVER u ~ sho-t
6 Mis- 8i6G2i5; three months bills 2it@
23s per cent
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caIl for Rank statement.

washington, October tine eo oniI for :
oi . tuo ~ the condition OF all national
banks nj the close Of business on Monday,
September 80.
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Quotations Current on Round Lots o
Staple Commodities.

comparison Of these quotations shows
many advantages in favor of Houston as a
wholesale market. When the buyer con-
s,Jers the benefits To he derived from
jouston's freight rates he will ind that
even when the quotable figures at other
markets are lower the price inally paid
is generally greater Inc prices are IN Sc
rulIng among Houston wholesale merchants
and are revised daily.
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WIRE NAlLS-SS 90 base per keg.
BARBED WIRE Galvanized Glidden,
81 80 per 100 lbs; Galvanized Baker, per.
feet, So. - per 100 lbs.
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

Paris. October 4. Three per cent rentes
1d0f csc for the account eAonAhse "H A-'-
don 25f Toe for checks.
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Carload lots, T. o. b. cars from millels,
dealers charge from store o4iVe more per
ana corn. and IOdl5e per 100 lbs on hay.
BRSN3Fer 100 lbs. 81 o3ll O6,
WHEAT sHoRTs-Per 100 lbs l'oo9
'roRN-No. ? sacked. 7ia75c.
CORN CHOPS Mixed and pure, 81 33Gs
-oATs-Per bushei, 47N4sIsc.
HIY-Alfalfa, s13. 6OQ1S 10; choice tim
sthy. Sla. o0Gle 80; South Texas prairie
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hay. SO 5omo 90; North Texas and Terri.
tory hay, Sl3.uOdl5. CO.
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nnIEn FRufTs NE NuTs.

APPLEs-Fancv eyaporated, 5Olb boxes
9Jac; lib cartons. fancy ystc; cartons.
chcice, sac; choice e'aporatcd' sAci sui
" APPRlcoTs-Per ID, loose, Joe.
CiTKON-ln lob boxes l3e.
CURRANT S--In bbls, 1910; 25'lb boxea.
cleaned bulk. lac; Lib cartons Lac
BATEs-i-lb packages, 1Oc. 6O-lb boxes,
FIGs-caHfornla 121kci imported. ia
"REMINISCENCES new stock, s1.@SNc.
moves 500. lt,boxes l.. L. ralslns 65GT5c:
2.cfown l. NJ ra!sins, plb boxes, 10 T.
crown L. NJ raisins, 50-lh boxes, TAc.
pRT-NEs-Califoruia. 9O-iOOs, Sc.
NijTs-Brazil, lac per 10; hlberts, Sicily,
i5c: waluuts. 14d15c. peanuts fan hand
picked. js,@Gc, 10. 2 4&4oe; Jumbo, "a
sacks: pecans. selected, l0c; large. i2aia
medium. 1uec
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RANK CLEARINGs.

Following are the clearngs of the Hous'
ron hanks together with the amount OF IN
crease or decrease over last year;
This week. Last year. Inc.
so+urdav S22s4 203 81 O37,379 SAC "a
Monday go. l,392 sSl 2'4s6'!ssg4 o SSS,1i9
IvoGncsdav 2.472. 1856 2,OO5,9sS 466 ~.
,r,sursdov or. $40 2.510,o91 '4s2 a52
Friday 2,422, $50 2,572, $50 'l0o5ot
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Receipts today Of wheat: Cars.
Gulf. colorado and Santa Fe.......... ~
Missouri, Kansas and Texas. u
Total Recommendation. 10
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CANNED GOODS.

CANNED FRUITS Apples. Slb. 95c'
pineapples. sliced, Sl.lu, eyeess and core
less 81 I5Gl -; extra grated s. N1Wl ~,
pears, IN, SOC Strawberries 2lh, 81 90;
Dlackbcrries, 2lb, zoe; peaches 2lh, LILO;
peaches, 5-lb, SLoJgi go; pie peaches, alb,
SN%NrD vHGTT r'E2 Tomatoes. ..
Ii. ful weight. 750sOc; BIB. full weight,
81 .008 /. %; 2-lb light weight. CSC 3.lh light
weight. SOC okra and tomatoes 2.lb. DOC.
Canned kraut. Bib. none; Cali rnia aspar-
aeus 2i5 ID. 81 n5d2 TO- ID California 1s.
pnragus tips 81 % baked beans. BIB 05c;
. ID string beans, Zoe 2.lb Kidney
beans. BIC. 2-lb stlll gltss beans, $l.2J, -.iD
mal:uwfat peas Sl.1O 2.lb American Petit
Pols pens, 81 5Cl1 70 Al corn. 81 90; 2-lb
Blue Ridge corn. soc; Pride Of Maryland,
zoe: Newark. 0Oc.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT -- Extrl standard,
2h-lb peaches; enron cli1Ig' M.99u Loo;
yellow Crawford, 81 sod1.s5, black cher
ries, S2Qoa2.o5;. white cherries, s2loa
81 00m2lO plIms, Sld53l7B grapes, 30
Gl,6o; seconds, Joe per dozen less thaa
sN cS.AaNYEB 'M1EASSEs-P. 4 +. Ola Fash
$3.50 per case; legations, S31J per case
Kairome' syrup, 2pound cans, oo095c.
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SIS Domingo de Larrlnnga (Brl. savan-
nah.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF GALVESTON, October 4,


81 Bcrgenhous tNor). New York.
So Froshneld tBrl 81. Vincent.
IS Springwoll uirn Capetowu,
SIS Rupelra tBrJ, Barry.
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE.

Not included in totals because contai
ing other items than clearlngs'
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vessels Destined for eaIveston.


Medford ....... Cleared Baltimore Ell
Stella b. kaplan .....,...... ........
-. cleared Boston for Baltimore g-2i
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-05
GALVESTON STOCK
GALNEsroN GRAIN MOVEMENT.

Total stock ..........1O o,5sl
The Indianapolis journal., 1901-07-01
AT NEW YORK.
Flour Unchnnsed-wheatS steady, Corn
Higher and Oats Firm.

NEW YORK. June 2e.-FIour-Receipts. 1927
brls: exports. i.5s7 brls. Market dull and easy
without change; patents ss.7093so: Minnesota
bakers. s2e0d3l5: winter patents Sc eO61s %; ;
winter straights. sSiOG3.5o; winter extra, 81 50a
ass: winter low grades. se.s0a240. Rye -four
quiet. Corn meal quiet Rye duh. Barley quiet
Barley malt dull
wheat-Receipts. 1850 bu; exports. 1923 bu
Market steady; No. red. s4asc. Z. o. b., anoat;
No. red. 727sc elevator No northern Duluth
.sssc. (. o. b.. ahoat; No. 1 hard Duluth. SsSc
8. O. b. sioat. options opened easier and were
dull. rejecting JIiy Liquidation lower cables
short selling. prefect crop conditions and pros
poets for an Increasing movement They finally
rallied on covering. closing steady and un-
July 72h4727sc closing at 7eAc: September
sxsHIzi.v. closing al lZNc October 1eieH72%c
Clio Ing az IsAc. December. 7sAu7tikc. closing at
Corn Receipts. 81. 100 bu: exports. 0.sl1 bu
spos strong No 2 f7'sc elevator t9skc T. o. b.
aroat Options fairly active and nrmer
rlorf or unfaNorable crop conditions. good Chi
eago support and small receipts; closed firm at
esptember, ssNa49izc. closing at fsssc. October
ssqf9isc. closing AT 4s3sc.
Oats-Receipts. $500 bu exports 20. .o23 bu
bpot quiet: No. :. Szisc; No. 3. sc. No. white
nc: No. white S2isc. track mixed Western
t1031i1c. track white. 32ss4f37c Options quiet
but firm on export rumors and covering.
-thay quiet: shipping. 'oolSc: good to choice.
Hops quiet: state. common &c choice. 1000
crop. l6nsc; 1893. i0ni3c. old 2Qgc. Pacific
coast, 1900 crop, 10 10 iSsc
California, p 10 Is lbs. leAsc: Texas dry "a 10 20
lbs. lf1sc. Leather steady. hem!ock sole Buenos
Ayres. 2fQ15c; AID. 2s025c
Beef steady: family. sii9ii.2s; meas. ss.sog,O.