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Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-12-10
CREDIT FOR NESSPAPAR WORK.

The Lovelock correspondent Of the
WADswoRTH DISPATCH seems to dote
on flinging slurs at Bro. Sain of the
Tribune. The uruginous %correspon-
dent should remember that Mr.. Sain
has already done more to develop the
Lovelock valley than any other half
dozen factors in that vicinity. Before
the establishment of the Tribune
Loyelock was hardly known outside Of
a limited boundry. But the Tribune
has forced attention to the natural gar
den spot of Nevada, and its productive
power is known far and ear Nor has
Mr.. Sain confined his attempts to the
valley proper alone. He has given the
mining industry of Humboldt and
Churchill wide publication. and not an
issue Of his paper but what has called
attention to the great mountains OF
minerals Of those counties. The ex-
temporaneous correspondent should pull
in his horn.-Wells Herald.
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fieney at Liberty.

James Honey, the Carson mint rob-
Der, took the pauper's oath Saturday 10
gain his liberty and avoid serving out
the $4,000 fine at the rate of 81 per
day. He had served six years in the
Carson prison. He weighs 40 pounds
more than when he was first i'm
prisoned.
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BIG SALE OF LAND.

Stiff Values Obtain About Wadsworth.
John G~aravanta has bought Of T. G.
Herman 100 acres Of farm land pay
ing $4,000 for it. This value equals
any realized from land Of this char
acter in Nevada. Nevada land planted
to spuds averages for ten years past
nearly $500 per acre.
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Xmas Goods at Griswolds'

AS heretofore we will ave a we'll
selected stock Of holiday goods for
for young and old: Dolls, toys. games,
books, jewelry, toilet cases, pictures
silverware. velocip.des, steam engines,
wagons, ETC., etc. viii display goods
about the 10th.
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Additional Breveties.

Commissioner James A. Yerington
returned today from the Buffalo Ex-
position. where he has faithfully rep
resented Nevada for several months.
He accomplished much permanent
good for the State, Of which more la
ter.
The sheep license case Of Sierra
and Plumas counties against Wheeler
& Ridenour which has been in the u.
S. Circuit Court for two years has been
decided in favor Of the counties. An
appeal will be made.
"A farmers institute will be held at
Elko on the 18th and l4th. A num-
Der Of University professors will be
present and deliver lectures. Two
other institutes will be held this winter
n viii! be at Lovelock and the other
in Carson Valley.
Mis-, Edith Estelle Howe at present
instructor in elocution at Mills College,
will give a Recital, under the auspices
Of the Fortnlghtly Club at Baptist
Church on Wednesday evening. De-
cember 18th. at 8 O'Clock sharp. Miss
Howe comes to GU town we'll recon-
mended. Her home is in our sister
town, Carson. and to many of our resi-
dents she Is well known. All speak in
warmest praise Of her ability. She
is especially good in humorous selec-
tons.
In moving a mill boiler from Deeth
the wagon upon which it was loaded
tipped over on its side Of a steep noun
tain and rolled over and over several
hundred feet down the mountain side
taking the team with it. Strange to
say none of the horses were injured
and but little damage was done to the
wagon.
The seven men who we're convicted
at Phoebe, Lincoln county, Of assault
and battery in connection with the
mobbing Of a negro named Ellis. were
sentenced to six months each in the
county jail. Dennis Doyle, one Of the
men, was sentenced to two years in
State prison On the charge Of escaping
from an officer.
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STORE FOR SALE

I offer my General Mer-
chandise Store for sale. If
preferred | will sell the stock
and lease the property. My
reason for selling is that my
other interests demand all my
attention.
r. I'll. COWLES.
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Ladies Aid Society.

All members Of the Ladies Aid r
requested TO be present at the meeting
Thurs lay afternoon December 18th at
Miss Lundays. By order Of the presi-
dent.
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Nothing but Square dealings
Goes With Us"
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Notice.

Good Juniper and Cottonwood $3.50
per cord. Pine wood $1,000 per cord.
All sawed and delivered to any part Of
town. Coal $1,000 per ton delivered.
SHORT Bros.
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idmined at the Post-o6ice at Wadsworth,
NesGda, as second class matter.
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Of Benefit to You.

D. S. Mitchell. Fulford, Md: Dur
ing a long illness | was troubled with
bed sores, tried De Wits Witch Hazel
Salve and was cured" Cures piles.
sores and burns. Beware of counter
feits. For sale by C. w. Kinney &
Go.
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J. J. Jackson. Notary Public, with
office in the DISPATCH building. draws
leases. dseds. mortgages. contracts,
etc. He takes acknowledgements and
is always at hand.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
COTTON RECEIPTS HEAVY.
Twice as Much as Year Ago at
Ports.
HOUSTON SPOTS ONE.fIGHTH LOWER
Net Receipts at This Point Have Been
Large This Season--Spot
Business Is Dull.
rom SPOTS ONE.HIGHTn LOWER

The idea this morning was, on account
Of the opening OF the Liverpool market.
tkRt the hume markets would come In
something like five points better than the
day before, as the spread bud been les
scned between this side and the other 10
about the normali but the hnpro cement
failed to matcrlaiizc and The opening was
but little better than the close the day
before
Tho receipts at the ports were twice as
much as n year ago and nearly twice as
much as me same day last week, with
the estimate for Today FROM Houston for
over 5000 bales MS against less than 2Ob
the 3ame day last year, and from New
Orleans ahont the same as last year, 1hus
the mind OF the trade has before 1t a
continuance Tor Il time at least, OF con
paratIvcy heavy receipts onset ny the
uncertainty as TO the coming crop The
reports about crop conditions as pubhshcd
IN The Post OF yesterday convey good
Idea of the condition.
In The spot morkets New York and New
orleans were unchanged while Houston
and Galveston went of l4c. With no snlcs
hwr and 2lG bales sold In Galveston. Tho
safes IN Sew York were 200 for export
uhN til 4N'N 'iiN"H7 -~'' oliVt ann '~''
fob. Liverpool futures closed ~ 20 >
points lower.
Tho net receipts In Houston have been
unusually heavy this season So FAR md
the condition sceus likely to prevail for
some time often the entire receipts by
more than one road nrc wholly net, and
handlel by factors
chc marked feature IN the future mar
IA A..
the fnn and winter months gain Ia Now
York. while IA New orleans there Is a
slght gain all along the line. with the
greater gain us the year grows older.
Estimated receipts FOR today New Or
leans 2ooo to 900 last year 100 Hous.
ton 900 to 500; last year lao.
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London Financial Gable.

New York, April 25.-Thc Commercial Ad.
lCrtser's London financial cabegram says:
The stock market here was active and
cAcuful today. The chief feature was the
amazing continuance OF the strength and
activity of the American shares. Union
Pdcltcs were bought from the start Lon
don Is beginning To- calculate the increased
earnings on this road, which means q Der
cent dividend distnbutable on the common
stocks. Calls for the end OF June at 40
are being bought at $40. &c Atchisons
ar" buoyuni and were helped by tip that
hose who have manipulated the rise In
ne Union Pacifcs were taking up the
AtchiSon with view to advancing them
IheXtS London was doing pretty we'll by
Itself when the New York prices were sent
over showing a big hoist Of Union and
southern PaciiiCs and OF the Baltimore
AHA OHIO shares. Baltimore and Ohio com
mon bounding up 81 a share in -four min
nleS Except for the spocalties the mar
kel was fairly quiet, inclining to ease In
the street after the close. Men prominent
n the market are shaking their heads over
these spurts.
The premium on the new consols was
unchanged. The market Is expecting thai
applicants will get - per cent OF their
applications, the bank returns indicating
that the loan has been oyersubscrlbed 10
about eight times.
Money was tight on the amount locked
W for the issue. The call rate was 3M :
time aN; discounts 3ia03hs The market
Is Borrowing heavily from the bank. The
nank OF Bengal has raised its rate from
to per cent.
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Beer 6 Co.'s Circular.
lSnnrinl IN NM DIM

New Orleans, April 25,Liyelpool advlces
ON the whole were more favorable than *
rerted, causing our market to open = to 4
points higher aud pec0sioncd an addt.
u9nai Improvement of To ON short coy
WAhs. subsequently a break of Il 10 y
M"" inc TOP was established on the heavy
FprI ana interior receipts. large weekly
buufpaN receipts and the easier fcrilns In
ffN,s conhhcd 20 adVires from Fali btVri
Swing the trust had reduced Tho urlrr az
goods Is cont, Near the close values sf,nt
on the day. '"'s
ile Bombay receipts for the Neck ,yere
IoiVW against l2,0O0 last year, agernrai M,
l3eliWN 10 date against ISL 600 IasT vc1r
OF an increase OF a9iouo over last year
me expurtsf rom India 10 Europn since
Septepnber / have been $4,000 against 81.
wv last year. showing that the Europt m
spinncfs have taken 422,0UO IN excess nf
tlst year which Is al che expense ~
American cotton without taltDp Infn ,,,,
slderation llle forced reduction In rnn.
sumption OF American brought a6out hy
The poor textile trade conditions ureyaie,,,
throughout the world.
reports from ether stations OF tho SANTA
IN regard 10 stocks held are that they ~
ceea last year, and the plantation maze.
menf from week 10 week confirms this Ia
formation. :"
With the outturn Of crop polntlny IN
larger figures than was thought possi,ie
senle weeks ago aud the contsnuancc OF
unsatisfactory textile trnde conditions IL
al countries coupled 10 the vers favorabia
planting weather existing over the bclt for
tie past seven days 1t looks as ~ values
WI seek lower level, barring manipAla.
ton.
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Arlosa, basis 100.ih earrs. 12ikc delivered
AptN. l3iuc; Lion I2@S
e,tHA.AbRS--A y G Soda. bulk. boxes.
&c; l-l5 cartons, 6aic: ginger snaps. so;
frea,ms. sc stage planks, &c; cakes AID
FLO FLou r. .slB,nsls 4s!b sacts. Fancy nl4s
gradc. $3.50, 24lb sack Joe ncr barfei
hignrs, nonr IN wood i5c per bnrrei higher.
IN raAitNleAcEot's GOODS Girls. hcminy
iearl meal. in sslh sacks, s2.oo per barrel
OF OF -FOUR sacks; Scotch oats. $3.50: Friends
d 81 $50; Columbia oais. S20Onl2 ~;
lAHD--Re6red tiprco. compound. Ghc.
i,Ii. hthc iy0lb cansR hlghrr 9flinn forces;
ND cans &c higher; .5.lb cans Mc blshcr:
6, HIAMs-standard iidiiHc; picnic hams,
,fi,In-nult, 800 per barrel coopcrpd.
, HONEY In barrels. eoa75c per gallon;
~ gib cans, extracted, 3mGc per pound
n ~ gnis sMlle; IN FAB cans. extracted,
NpLASSfS Rebolcd. fair. fGa4alsc:
prime, 20n2lc; choice. 2JGt2gc; fancy new
crop syrup, 32Gta3c pure ucw crop syrup.
,,coNpENsEp MILK Eagle, SO 75a7 90:
Magnolia, si.l0sit 65; Dime So jOSt3 90:
Challenge, S3.IOll3. 81.
n1sl niiS I'm iuil weight, 4-oz sj@uc;
2.lb full weight. Son. 81 gW1 90: In
.-oz. aWpi5c; lib. Ugh weight. 55ftGOc
40 ilshi weight, S5npc.
g'tllon Kegs SIS. Rbh's So puts
american style S5Gt9oe q'ETts, American
SNle 81 70; hgaNon, 81 lun2 Is: 1gal-
Ion American style $31JQf32a. lelilop
RICE Extra fancy hend, olldlG3,c;
, shoce' ,55q3ae; fair 49salAc' fancy lin
ROPE sisaI, basls 71G 81; Manila.
i2Ec. uDtarted lath yarn. Sc; tnrrcd 1Ac.
SALT Louisiana, coarse SJc. Hne. gOc:
Tbs. sos. $3.50; Co.'s $2S0 100 IS $500;
20 As S2.S5.
SALT FISH Mackcrel No !, IN 10Th
Kits, 9JcGfTluo half hhs, IO-lb. No /.
$3.50 tuhs S5.U00J 30
SALMON Fancy Pillar Rock Columbia
River, sl.1o; Castle Rock Columbia River
- $50 -. Spear Alaska, 81. Il. Toy 10
lcmbia River 81 -; Blue Bcll Columbia
River SilO.
SAltplNEs American quarters $5,75@
CO.: mustard S3,S1mAOO: imported Gillct'c
grade, quarters, s1ij0; fancy sprats, qunr
tors, 500
STARCH Standard goods, Pearl. In 40,lb
boxes. 3Nm4c; Royal Gloss bulk A.;
Nickel 100 packages. per box. S2.Tl. corn
starch, ll2c pes ~ % and fO-lh boxes.
Quotations are FOR small lots
Special rates are given on carload orders
Standard gran uutcd, SOC; cubes and pow,
dered G.l0c; ouIsana yellow clarified,
fancy 5.Gcci choice 5.41iac.
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HEAVY STAPLES.

blasting powder. $l.65 per kcg; drSp shct
per sack, Si.45; buck, $40
BACoNEa ira short clear. IN sacks. aa.FP
loo; regulars l0laei boxed hc higher; bel.
lies 10h6ll0Ac.
.hAGGlNG AND TIES = Bagging nh
INC; 2Alh. SAc Arrow ties less than car-
load lots, from Houston, Si.aO
cANDY--Stick, wrapped, basis "a 6t.sa
0Ac per lb No. l, fiill weight basis 81
IiAtQs tsc per III; special sizes ,5e higher
CANDLES Star, full weight, iOisc. Gran.
lite, full weight, lie; Electric IIghts. ni,c
CEMENT Portland, ss.I5dSa5; Rosea.
.coFFEE- Rio. fair. SAefac: prime n,.sf
dova i3c. Roasted coyees: Ar6uckle's
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eood Market a LiverpooI.

tarfill \ Richardson IN their circular
Of Yesterday say. The cotton markets
made some attempts to advance prices
TINS morning, bnt met with only par.
tlal success, Liverpool was very
good market considering the weaknesa
shown on this side yesterday. prices there
az the close being only fIsG4th lower on
contracts, and l,32d on spots, with sales az
!. 90 bales, Az the opening our markets
we're about points higher than yegter.
day Later on shorts coming in TO cover.
prices advanced about points further
bnt support was then WITHDRAWN, the mar
Nheli considerable weakness was shown WIN n,
~ nearby positions on longs reaiIsinr'
closing ! 20 lower on the near and , 10
up on distant months In New York, ana
y Wy ~ sew Orleans, Spots lsc lower
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MARKET RATHER DULL
Large Receipts and Fine Weather tiad
Depressing Effect

NeN York April -. 1t WINS day "
evening W." among HE room traders und
of ptocrastiuudon on the part OF the spec
ulatve public IN the cotton market today.
shorts took profits wherever opportunity
rncrtA. Longs lost con ldVutv IA the POSI-
lion 1nB iQuid3trd. Ou the upeHiug q
FJtudy dndcltunc obtained. bur prlc 3 Wcr"
unchanged tu ! point higher with bust
NOS duil All the hrst unur transactions
ver. of bunlto mouth order with luc
iGatot- confined 10 a matter of 4 polut,.
TIE ! bcrUool market about mcf cur hrrBk
~ Yesterday, the weather South was quite
"a favorable as discounted ana receipt.
wcr' well ~ 10 Yesterdays estimates. Noar
ih' close I've 'puol rallied sharply on Il
scare ~ shouts who became alarmed over
9u upfounded report from this silc thai
another severe storm was developing IN
ths Southwest Buylug orders were sent
10 or market aud to Now Orleans with
th' esnlt that prices In both markets adj
lapcl 10 conform with the rise abrond
But hy midday the support had subsidized
prd for the rest ot the day prices worked
within marrow limits, Ike general leaning
h'l1g towards TN close OF yesterday. An
estimate for large receipts at leading ports
ugliu tomorrow aud forecast for ccutln
ued fms weather over The belt had lie.
ptt Ssiug effect upon the local market LII
rope ana Wan street hgurrl As lirhi huv
cia OF july ana August before noOp then
were actlv' sellers near the close The
market closed h9rp,y rtv' 'r WITH prices -
Iuints lower 80 points higher
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II aaIreston ana Houston. unchaneed else.

IN Galveston and Houston, unchanged else
where.
Tomorrow viii he notice day for May
contracts md II Is expected there will be
10 prevail that this has been dlscounted,
and Il IL ROT anticipated the event VIII
have serious effect upon the market
There Is practically no chang In the spot
the snnic hcra lines which has ten
dency 10 restrict buying and al. the same
time intcnsidcs the hcnrlsh feeling. Fall
River wired today. 'rrnst has reduced
prices of goods on-aghth"
Liverpool Is due 20 he about "a down
tomorrow
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let Receipts at United States Ports.
pinerence, 7,1ol sa,Ola 5is,ool :.
COFFEE.

quiet, No. invoice Ots. Mild. dmll; Nror,.
doNA SN@i2ls Bull.sh crop news led 10
2 semmhle for shorts and Investment huy-
steady. prices to 10 points higher and
later further Improved points Follow
INF the rise ~ futures spot coffce also
nfmed up with buyers more aggressive than
n some weeks. Closed steady net 10 10
y points higher Total sales, $1,000 hays
May 3.oSN3, 10; July o.3Odi1, "a! Seniem-
bel So October , 90: November 3 IS: De.
,vnniher ~ Waeto.Io; January 3. s5atS, 80;
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis. April 25.-Cattle-M1
27O0. including 1900 Texans; market \
to Zoe lower: native shipping and 4
steers 4.05M5.SJ: dressed beef and
crs' steers 4.35d5.95 steers. uud,
rounds 3.60Q5. 05; stockcrs and fetdsa|
40: COWS and neifers 2.09dl#; q
( ..563.h0;. bulls 2 20dI4 l0:. Tesis ~
dian steers 3.4JMi.90; cows 2.4Daileif
g. Receipts 500; market shade eellslIj
and lights 5.S0n5.00; packers "a!
IL tel ers 5.05d6 10. Sheep-lleielpls'
nalk et dull aud slow; native malISs
Mi.Tj; lambs 4.35G5. 90; spring taps
MI.60; culls and bucks 3.0OIiW
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
KANSAS CITY.

Especial to The Postl (
Stock Yards, Kansas City, No. w
Sales of Texas and Territory sIeeT !,
IL. L. Halscll. Decatur. 00i 10 lha I,
425: Crawford & WNrtland, FORCE
pound steers. 4.55; w. 7. DanleS y
$40 pound steers, 4.d5; D; d. hos
mi, 0ST pound steers, 49, Geofss l
hart, stevens, 1904 pound steers y,
A. Jarboe, Lenapah, 9li ponnn slss,,
1863 pound steers, 4.S5; 1915 poanu \
5.1J.
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SUGAR.

New Orleans, April 25;, ,,Is rssi1'
oren kettle 3Am3s4; open ke''l.ru 63A. d
3kMiM: centrifugal yeiiomrr =: sssntfi
end 2ts@4. Molasses--s'rons' y
New York. April 25.- sng s;,IssI y 1
4 s,1emiH; molasses sugar .
fined firm.
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rROpuCE

hllANs Importcd- navy. beans, a9sm
3Mc; Bayou SlaC; English dried Sc; pinks
3%c; Lima, 7ta@7Hc; black eyes, iHc;
Michigan navy none; California navy,
none
.BUTTER Blue Star. e1@92c: dairy, 1874
l1ci Elsin crcamery, 23m2i, oleUmnrgarlne
dniry prints lie; Lincoln solids lOieGt1Ic;
prints li@1ll4c; Spccal Blue star l4c;
crystal Gem and Country rolls lCc:
Special dairyi iJpts Fancy dairy, Ice:
Texas country butter, setl2c; Texas bricks
lJ6fi9c. Kim
CABBAGE-lE6i t9sc.
CIlEESE-W Sctnstn fuli cream rols
ltss' Wisconsin ipll cream daisies lic;
Wisconsin hair cream, 1aAdl3c,
EGGS-TeXnsg l0al1c.
k6RAur-New, " half barrels S2.4oG
ONIONS TIC.
PErPER-Chl!e. ii@15c per ID; black
singapore, 1iAc.
POTATOES. California aud Colorado rs
mS1c per hushcl
POULTRY Chickens. hens. good S2.lOI
30; fWers. So, 50d3.25: brollcrs - 4STl
40. cooks, large, old. $500; ducks large.
S32anS 70 goose. full foathered, 81. JOIl
600, turkeys. hens, SG,o00So0; turkeys,
rohblers, $9.ooatl1.5o. turkeys young, $500
WG.OO
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GRAIN AND HAY.

Carload lots T. o. b. cars from milcrs.
dealers charge from storc 5etioc more per
100 lbs on hran, 26iac per hushe on oats
llRAN-per leo pounds, SiO06f1.C3
WHEAT SHORrS-Per 100 pounds. 81 O5
al 10.
CORNING. sacked, G0tt6ic.
CORN CHoPS-Mlxed and pure S1ltsI
lis
OATS N6il2c per hushel.
HAN Alfalfa, Si3.50dtiA.OO: choice timo-
tay S16O00JlG,3O; South Texas prairie
hay, SG,NO@S $50; North Texas and Terri
tory hay, Sl000M19.l0.
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ApPLES-New York Baldwins, S4.00H
$50; California box. St.aO6Jl,75.
BANANAS-St. 10000 per bunch, packed
CRANBERRY Escape Cod, crate. $3.50
weight S6.T5Gi7.5u.
. LEMONS California, extra fancy, e,I5G
GO, Merinos, S3.T5.
ORANGES Navels, 50. 50fi2,f5
STRAWBERRIES Per crate Noonan end
ENcelsor, S22aMa.oo; pale. weak stock
81. 7dGi9 90
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
pRrGs AND CHEMICALS.

.Quinnc, 1dCj47c per ounce hottie NOR.
Prime S22f6t2.55 per ounce; cocaine, s.. -
per ounce: heraX, size per pound In 100
castor oil, $40 pcr gallon In 5-gallon
packages: epson salts, Sis per hunarc |
IN barrels alcohol. So Tod3. 90 per gallon
sulphur, S261 per 100 In barrels: alum.
Zee per pound In barrels; saltpeter. &c per
pound IN barrels; campha zoe: wood Alec.
hol' Slo0; gum opium, $500. powdered
pound In bottles. calclnm carbide. S. 70
per cwt, delivered Texas common railway
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New York. April 25.--Thc Fail River com.
mlttec Reduced the price OF narrow print
cloths today to the bnsis OF Pa for reg
ulars. No reports as TO the quantity OF
sales made, hui believed 10 be .smnll In
Other cotton goods departments the market
has been quiet aud price without mlteriaI
hangc. weather here continues very bad
anu tells against spot BUSINESS seriously.
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DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.

hpLFS Fancy cvarorated. sob boxes
t4c; III cartons, &c; choice cvaporatcd, &c.
Al'RlCOrS- Per H.. loose, los.
ClIRuN In 10Th boxes. lSc.
.CURRANTS-I bbls., 13l5c; 21lh boxes.
cleaned, bulk lie; lib cartons, 16c.
hATES-l-lb packages, Toe; Go-lb boxes,
California. l2.4c; Imported, l5a
PEACHES Choice new stock sMc.
boxes 81 90; Z sb ox T. 'I ra,sins a5a75c.
S-eroWu l., NJ. raislnS, 50.h boxes SdtSiic;
H'GIoWn !. NJ. rnisips, 50lh boxes, Sc,
PRl MES California. 50G0s. Sc; 6070s,
doe: 7O,SOs. &c: S0-00s, SIC: 90 zoos, a.
Nuts BRAZIL, l4c per III; hlherts, Sicily,
i9c; walnuts laGtl5c; peanuts, fancy hand
picked. 6WGAc; No. >, 56t5lsc; almonds
lnrQSona, lSc IN In sacks. Italian chest.
nuts, ioc; pecaus. selected, Toe; large, ia
lAC, medium. GaIfc.
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ESTABLISHED 1872.

calves 4.ooM6.00. Hogs-Recelps d
market Be higher; heavy 59ohSeal
j.4cd5.J0; pigs 1890. 50. ( Shcep-E
500; market steady: Western lamh
800; Western wcthers i50Ni.S, w
yearlings 4.65d4.90i culls 3,0UGial
lambs 5.0ON7.UO.
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London ConsnIs-

London. April 25.--Consols for money and
the account "a 3-16 Bar silver steady Mt
had per ounce Money 36f;ii5 per cent.
for short hills is ~ per cent. three mnnths,
hills 3la@3Ss per cent
per sack, Sl.45; buck, $40.
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JeHerson's Delsga''ss,,,

jefferson, Texas, April --.croltifi.
ing delegates have isssl u q
Mayor Roweil Of Jeffetss,p n psis
/, 2 ana q: w. T. Armsiss'.n d a
B. +. shervell, J. J. sega -
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

ofPerls, April 25.-Thrce per cent rcntes
lolI Alc for the account; exchange on Ion,
don 2af 17l3c for checks y" LIN
New York, April Clearinos soc, GOO
ll9; balances sic, Al. S34 ''oi'ooo'
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LEpgas IN PHILIPPINES
Plsns Being Formed TO C''''
Disease. 4s3l,

Disease. .,,s /,
Manila, Aprn 24,-lt Is IS pslI,S'
there are 5000 iepers u !. an 4 !,
api It is planned TO 'so'. he ~,
on one island. Major Ms ~ ,he NJ
Inspector Captain Ahern, !" ,,,uaslsr w
fantry and Captain guar 1oTsrels ar
eomprislng board OF lar thsp
10 select suitable Islam a,,nn Coss',, \
Jo sl's and other Islands and hs's ssaf =
mort. but il has not yet been s.