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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-05
BRENNAN BUDGET.

Brcnham Texas, December "a Run
on the Bank was the attraction at tho
Grand Tuesday night Tho company played
10 top htuey house. hut ihosr present
seemed to have been wcll pleased
News was received hero Tuesdnr OF the
sorions injury OF Nir Nlt1jls over on
The beaumont brapch OF tho santa Re
Whilc IN ehurgc OF the fouce gang. lin
was carried 70 the hospital at Rcnumout
tie Was Ia charge pf the gang working 90
Tue hlg dump north OF town during its
construction year or two ago lie had
only been cut Of The hospital at Temple n
week, whcfc hc had been couAucd Tor some
Time WIN Injuries received While Ia the
S0uta Pc employ
becn issued from the county clerks ofncc
81, tho week. endiu. uecrmbrr q. Erit8
Nutner and AlWluu lluycrh,h, I'd Johnson
aud lnu Walker Albert Konu and Emma
hirrdirk, Henry Burton ana Rosa Checks.
W. .. Moers tui Bette lrisohpG MicnAel
Jrnbuwihk and Mary PfZvhdrski tarlps
,Gpn%ies and Marin tnmphclL Richard
FRANKIE and Malndn Schloitmann Addlph
y Sanders and Mrs AalInda Reinmejt,
Ed Meredith aud Katie Shurp lanes HOLY
and Mary Brown Charles Greon anu Jane
sixty marriage licensees were issued dur.
my the mouth Of Novrmbpr
Rcv G nosdot lctt today with hIs
family, Tor Lesucur hinu. which place
journ hero he hiss made 6ost Of friends
VINO wdll regret to leaYu ct bis depart.
urc to this fur away homu
Ut. y d, A"rt viii lrn,e carly iu Dan,
medicine INA Now orleans uuu from thprp
wll go 10 Now York to tfll, uuothcr. nud
thrlc' to Berlin German1 70 auish his
Mcssrs ID Wytcbopg aud "ioud Roland
Of the Bscnham hind l"ri list night no
play with ihe Temple hand Cor me street
ia o. ift
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IUSTON WHOLESALE MARKET

T %ere 10000 bags and deliveries ,o,oo,
heccipts OF Sicily lemons FOR xor...,..
nave been $500 boxes. arains, a. ~,
boxes for the same period la, 80. ''',V
iornla receipts have been ggsi Eoyns Dah-
ina narinh az boxes for the corresponJ.
i"s Pcrlou last year FV"u-
Heavy receipts Of sweet poio,o,s l.. -,
last Few days have caused consldoro,,ie
weakness N the market. Tho srnni,.
Yesterday showed a much c,eare, ,,a',t
lion however, and prices for velio,,, a,,,
pon,phi ins vans ruled 50dGOe and w,,ite
one. OF the bull leaders In oats at chr.
cago predicts that May will sell Mt n 10
says The people who have oats crlhhed
ia the country are selling them now. and
mere VIII hc good movement. cash
vIts are bringing an unusually high pre
IN n over futures for the season hing
Tst nEu as theS generally get in the spring
1917 ~ the season we will see buvcrs
ting very few" "'' s''
Tie total receipts Of oranges in the
New Aork market Tor November awe
eeen as follows. Jauaicas, 82.JO hnr-
reS and 1890 boxes; Porto Rico and Mex.
lcan; 100 barrels aud $500 boNrs. Florida.
ts.W boxes, and California, 10 800 boXrs'
for the same period last year the rc.
Ie.lls were Jamaica, ijGOi barrels ANA
1900 boxes; Porto Rico and Mexico. ils
nultol5 anu 1910 boxes; Florida. $4,000
boxes, ana California j06S boxes
Wayne county correspondent writing
of apples, says One thing noticeable This
season Is the luck Of wet fruit Tho han
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TEXAS MARRIAGES.


/ NuSoNREIn, pentoa. Teass y cem.
! Der 10 Captain Nick Wilson, an old aud
| rtouiutni resident II this county, and
I AIRS NJ L. Reid q member NJ q PROMINENT
/ liut Point tamllv were married OF the
/ Inter place this week, Rcy, HcndriS ofh-
/ cutting at the ceremony, which was quiet.
Jennings POWELL Cleburnc, Teyae,
/ november ~ Nurricd, Miss liZ9ic Powell
- Nlohurno TO Mr. A. r. Jennings OF
Miss Powell ,eft Clchurnc Co visit fricni
N tho Ipdau Territory but meeting Mr..
gN1lna visit to Thanksgiving marriage,
snd yelyphoned the fact so her sister here,
MIS- w. j. Flomlkrn. Nj and MIS- JarA,
nngs viii i've near Purcell.
BARNARD LEACH wharton, Texas,
November 10 Married at the Mcthodlst
parsonage ln this city, Mir A Haruard 20
Miss Pearl Leach This was quito 1t ro<
mantle wedding tho bride having bean Cor.
hWdrn to wed aud guarded, but escaped
and ioiuod her lover. proceeding 10 Whlr.
leu Whctc they wore married The broth.
go ~ the bride followed the young couple
70 wharton and had ule groom arrested,
bond.
MuRCHISoN HUFFNLEYER San
Marcos, Texas, November 9O.-Cafds are
oi,t announcing the marriage Of Nir, Ashley
T., Murchlsor 60 Miss kathryn lIunmeyer
op December II.
BARroNwHilW, Jasper ,reSea, No
Nembor 20. Married last night nt the
Evelyn White. Rev. Pollard performed
Tho ceremony. The bride aud groom Rrc
Two ~ Tie most populur yding people &c
iAsper 'prrg received many handsome
prertnss aud Che best wishca OF. tho hntlro
tuNu.
EMlTH. NANrz Orange, Texas, Deem,
her ja-ht the iegidencr az the BRIDES
Parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. " T. Nahtk in
IBIS 1'tr. Rrr, G. A. Couls1n pHstor or
The Baptist church performed the core.
Nlr, James Smith and Miss cara NDptg
The groom j. nephew NJ Captain George
W SthFthe prrslu"ni W The Sabine Ftan
company. and is employed In the metcan-,
Laurel apd both or the young people srr
well und flvomhiy known Ia Newton ana
jaspor counties
lfNMMIL ruLTH Ndldoon. Texas, De
crghGr Married rbis gTcnigg a. 3
u.r'o"k &c nv residence Of the ndes
puen,H. Nh lrc ltammu ana Miss Minnie
pultl Rev Ronori ~ G1rr ofheiAttne : ,
81 AGTDN STEWART Marshall lcsas,
Ivccmher ~. H. CLAYTON of the Texas
anl tAcinr sHop8 aul MISS tia q stow,
IH wore Hunird asr Sunday
MAtNi5N llSItS. Marshall, Texas. I've,
semhcr : Ar Wclh Marucy an cniployc..
Of the feNgs aud lacihr railroad at Grand
saline and Miss Morn Estes. a teacher in
the pghllc Tchc0lg ~ tliis city, were mar.
ried Suuday December l.
ANp-OUrLAW. .Mincral Wells. Texas.
ur.rmbcr q Nr WIN Hand aud Miss Carl
tie Outlaw were united In marriage AZ t1is
bride. parents homo hi this city yester-
day afternoon, Rev smith, pastoe II the
Baptist church. performing the ceremony.
WHllE.sEeSA NAN Mckinney, Texas.
y SessaulRn We're married here last even.
Ing.
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WAS VERY BRISK.
II Corn and Oats Advance.
4 crsnberries Relieved.
lpy v. seed Products Strong

,hs wholerale markets was
FL "A t6e activity was well dla-
q :, ~ the entire list Of com
'l orite A few Interior buyers were
4, sl,clss Of the trade and large
y, beside caused many signs OF
ATS made another upward
n former advanced lc and the
.,,is situation remained strong
|. +s,ststipn changes and noticeable
|. Il stocks.
...,He. Of pecaus are medium with
IN T yery much curtoiled by The
N Of tie article
,,,ty Of cranbcrries has been
/, "a stocks now on hand can well
,,l,is the trade. Prices hold very
,.,,iry receipts were very light and
I, demand appeared due probably
,tiepsiye requirements Tor the
VI VISITORS
- vow NTpvico annles orc
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o"eSt ACTIVITY m Futures
WV York December 4 The cotton mar.
~ 'pened firm at an advance Of a 10
= poets and Tor tlmd was strong on
auu'"er bad scare Of shorts aud on gen.
s,'' outside buying, prompted by great
strength In Liverpool where prices we've
w to l3l2 points Speculation was very
u'"NF Tor a time with commission houses
large sellers OF cotton purchased before
SVs'erday.s sensational advance occurred.
"uom Seulpers sold on the early advance.
Nhen the first alarm Of shorts subsidized
Sn' market chsed on quickly, January sell
Us u""h TO Sc. but the decline was not
l"us standing Tor nno,her wave ct for
,s.u dHu southern buytug m connection
in ,ptlsA room support swept cNprA
,GGl"s 'eiofr n and sent prices 20 above
.N' opening basis From this go until
near thc c,oSe TIDE market dlspluyCd pro.
tt"uh''u strength aud late months were
U"N~Ht win confidence uu every slight set
h''h susi hCt1lc tac close n hiu wall
'l'''' cotton operator sold out 2d,uNO bales
"l more VI january, believed to be- for
iIoh'S. Tue market oUscd on several
points ana was barely steady nj thc close,
WuugG het ! go 3 points higher Trading
was very active aud general with Inc
"''r leaders worried by tle action OF the
mAi 6ri Private cables from Liverpool
.hl dispatch from Southern spot mar.
tttN were very hulilsh. while commission
houses reported growing interest among
investors Northern spiuners were prom
lnrul buyers from time 20 time. chiefly
ot tle near months, Receipts OF the day
INC, 'meuJs caused sharp falling OF In
arrivals.
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Cue,o News.

Cuero. Texas December i.-ofHcers we're
chosen last night by MYRTLE camp Wood.
men OF the World, as follows. c. A. sum.
ucrs. consul commander; ". c Barnard,
advisor lieutenant, r. y Kennedy olefA
~ Il, Edgar, bauker, Charles Stfohel 81,
Pbllps. sentry prs j. W. Burns ard w.
H. Giuet, physicians, ~ u. Dahlmanp.
manager.
p. d. Groves has bought as lnsepast IN
the big dry goods business OF his hTother,
j. Grdyes whpm he ioius 10 fne nians
agemout gud eWnetsbip.
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Corslcana. Texas, December 3--Iadge L..
B Cobb issued a writ Of habeas cornus
liheratng Frank Clantoa, who has been in
the State penltentisry slnctson yenrs on
conviction Tor tho murder of poslmaster4
Norris Of Rice. Navarro county. Ills re-
ney Treadwei who found By the leeoTds
there were thirteen men on tho jury. He-
Will be again tried. ~ 5tE
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BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT.

Petition Praying for tire Removal OF a
County Official.
Beaumont, Texas, December A ned.
ticu has hecu dlcd with the district clerk
which IS the beginning Of an action to re-.
move a connty official, Tno petition al.
legcs thnt he has been negligent ot his
duties and guilty OF divers and sundry acts
% iucompctcncy and Of malfeasanec In OF.
n.e. II is SIGNED nv George W. Cmron.
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Federal Grand lurN.

Beaumont Texas, December s-Thls
morning the Federal grand Jury made a re.
port TO Judge Bryant through It's foreman,
!. l.. Henderson, Eight indictments were
returned,
In the case Of r, L. olcott vs.. J. d.
Rcavis a verdict was found Tor the plain.
TN granting him the land sued for except
loo acres, which are claimed by the dc.
iendant. lho plaiutln prayed FOR possession
OF the land which Hes In Liberty county
and 5000 damages
In the ease Of Frank Is pcndlctop 1T al
vs. David 4. Rowe ct al verdict for the
plaintiff wac rendered as prayed for The
dispute was over the settlement OF The cs
tate of Thomas 70. Davis ana the laad IN
question lies peTially IN Harris and partial.
ly Ia Liberty county
Tue case which was brought by Joseph
A. Bent against James lAlL Involving baud
In Liberty county, occupied great part OF
the time Of the court today
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Z. and 8. Reefs Cotton Letter.

Especial TO I-. lOSil
New Orleans December 4.--IAverpool re-
spoudcd fully to our advance ycstc.day
and we opened this morning 3 to . points
higher subsequently, declined to pom $
ON realizing, but advanced 10 points GA
fresh buying. losing all the advances, how.
ever la the afternoon on selling by loo /
longs, closing practically unchanged from
last nights prices
A great divergency OF opinion regarding
the bureaus estimate colGauea and thus
same dca also exists in Europe. Liver
rool diseredits the report 60 great cHteul
while the continent was a free buyer of mr..
rivals today on the belief that ito Gorrec
ness Of the past two years entities lt %
somr weight The nfovcmout continues
fairly large both nj ports aud inter or
towns. boz is without effect for the mo
Munt. the bureaus issue having ec,lpsed
an other factors.
Spo, couons, whllr firm. are not in large
arWapl and follow the course of iutui as
Instead of leading them as TN he PIE
lug twu years. demonstrating the ipAthy
oi foreign summers
Shouit small crop estimates become pop
uiat tho enFucts are prices, may advnncr
tWth,r bur it the movement for the mex
few WgctS falls SO confirm thcur the dis
apu",uUprot isaapt io result in FREQ selling
H. & r. Beer
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THE TRADING IN OIL STOCKS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. srocKs.

Bid ASK
Commercial National Bankl22S 90 laSS 90
Houston Land and TT. Color 90 i.
Houston Drug Go. ........iiSO 90 ii4O 90
Houston Drilling and sup.
ply Co. ,.,.............i.... GS 90
Merchants National Bank los 90 .
Magnolia Park Co. ........I.......5 Is 90
Mutual Building and Loan ..... 100 90
PLANTERS aud MechanicSl
National Bank ltOl 90 iinS 90
Rockdale OH Mill l...,.. iSO uN
south Texas National Bankit25 % liGO 90
Sour Lake Springs Co...I.i rs 20
southwestern Dry Plate Go. los 90
Texas savings. Real Estate
and Investment Co,..,..( 81 10 a. 10
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bon,TIu nsc; boreS. size per pound In 100.
tsst ~ packages: copperas. $40 in hsrreIs:
nanlnoi' N2p per gallon In 5gaii9r
nnbtreis alcohol, 81 7onS 90 per Gallon MI
hsr 800 per 100 IN barrels alum. gfa5
pennd pH ~ IN barrels; saltpeter, u per
mol SlOO; gum opium. sass .i s,.
p nbp,,nm9 N'Soi carbollc acid. IO64Sc ner
pou a. Ia bottles; calcium carbide 81 81
points "s 'Vnihon railway
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Spots Advanced Further.

New Orleans. December 4-Thc SPOT cot
ton market today was nrm and fairly ac-
tive. There is an indication from the pur-
chases made that spluaers are more lib.
eral IN their offers and apparently realize
mat cotton, 10 view Of the small crop
estimate, Is not Hkcly to decline until de-
vclopmcnts demonstrate inst the last gov
goo bales. including 800 bales 20 arrive.
Ouotationa ~ higher
The market for future contracts 10 cot
ton vent sin further forward Ia ear v
tr9Jins hours but soou fell way 20 about
vcsferday's level There was a good list
Of trading IN December January, Feb,
mary and NAV At the close the board
sbovrod prices from I point down 10
point up compared with yesterday.
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Athletic Club Organized

Beaumont, Texas, December t.-rhe char
Ger members Of the Beaumont Athletic and
Social club have selected the following
gentlemen as the 6rst officers Of the club:
President, w II, Pope; vice president,
Lawrence Blork. sccrctary aud manager
George j Commons; trcasiWcr l.. Is.
Powell; directors, Z Gossru e.. G. Lang.
ham and the above mined officers
Tho secretary of the clnb was authorized
TO procure aud Issue certificates M stock TO
those who may care 10 join the club The
headquarters OF the club nave been opened
aud the whole institution will soon bc Ia
working order.
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LittIe Interest h ~ cool.

New York. December 4There has been
pttlo interest shown by buyers today IN
Inc general situation ard for staple cottons
,bcrc has been increased demand Sellers
NE reserved and although no higher prices
bavp been ouo.e1 and th tendency Is M
Hard mems Wcur 0ool.egs and worstcds
are scarce an8 dIm,
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Victoria Woodmen.

Victoria. Texas. December 4.-f'hs Wacs
men Of the World elected tao following
officers Monday mshl ceaat asaMahSaE,
Marx Roun. adrisoe aemqR4at Agse1
Strand hapker fai naNtr eisgt Ausasf
Aiker. eseoct Gcogea italieg wGtehihan
EuVeus 0e4trt scult1eN IA. d, White
trustee. Eeta
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Especial to The PuHt)
New Orleans December 4.-Nnrkct
about bare NJ good cattle. large aud small:
outlook favorable, Hogs and sheep In
light supply and dull
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CEfear4 Dfuenbar f-Carte Receipts
l6uu6 i4eluGing 10 westerns Market ac-
tive and Is 20 % higher. Good to prime
h COZ 70: moor 70 medium f0ggBdn; stock
ers and feeders 200aL4. p; calves 2,5Olt5 30;
Texas fed steers Us; Western steers 3.75
mfgO Hogs Receipts 5OVo- Market
steady 10 higher except for lights, Mixed
sna &c ~. ~ a; ss.lhg Inform
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STEADY, ACTIVE AND HIGHER.
NEW ORLEANS.

ooaIO0; native lambs 285q5o0. westcrr
lambs 2.oNM1.95.
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pA1NTs on AND GLASS.

White lead, PER cwt, strictly pare, S. ~;
Turpentinr, pc: ease. tNo Hgallon cans
So Is: barrel lots 4ilac rer gallon. MIN
oral lalRts, IA barrel lots per cwt, soc;
per cwt 81 90 Lln-oei oil best, boiled,
Gl0Usc i;eady miNeG touse paluts 81 Ohl
81 ~ per gallon. according e. brand. min
eral paints zoe per gallon Window glass,
500 per cent OF January list.
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nRIEn TRuITS Nm ME-.

APPLIES Fancy evnporated, 00.lh boxes,
92c; l-H cartons, fancy, lG'gc; cartons,
choice 9Hc; choice evlpcrWed sa,c; sun
dried. 6h
APRlCOTS-Per ID. loose. l0laGli1c.
ClTRON--In 1o-lb boxes, lie.
CURRANTS-25l boxes cleaned, bulk,
Sl4ngr; Lib cartons, 9i4c.
DATES-~i-b packages, 7l5GslEc; Tard
dates, &c; lfallowei, bulk, cob boxes, &c,
Imported l2l2ml5c
pEACHES-ChoiCeu new stock. S&M9c.
RAlSINS-CA lifor lia. 3-crowu, l., l..
boxes 81 Go; Il boxes, L. l.. ralsins, 6jd
7lc; 2-crovn u. VI .'aisins. jO-lb boxes
tE06c; 3-trown, l.. NJ, 6hm7c.
PRUNES- California, 9Q-10Os, SIC; so
eos Sc 7O-s0s, 5l2c; G0-T0s, &c; so Cos. 639ci
4O.5Os 7lac,
NUfS- Biazil, 1Gd17c pc ID; flberts, sic
nuts. fancy band picked 5NM6c: No p
t%Mac Jumbo 6GSi.c' almonds. Tai acona,
1GGq II" per H. ia sacks; California almonds,
1jc, Iecaus, new crop, lU1Sc
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Cooke, Moskowitz & Co.'s Letter.

Houston, Texts December 4.-Our New
York correspondents say: Liverpool
cables today were fully up to expectations
Of the most Sanguinc bulls futures show
ing on the call an advance OF II to 13
English points. later wldencd 10 II 10 -
English. or 81 to Is American points viii
spots were marked up ~, or $50 scr ha'e
on sales Of 10000 bales. Private reports
from Liverpool today indicated IN Z Mr..
Neill would he out with a large IS i'm &c,
but this cut no figure In view OF tho a'ar
felt bv spinnerS over their small Stn Ks
Tho following telegram was reld ON NJ,
Price "You can tell any mpatae (,
friends that It is my confident copvic lon
that advance I'm cotton has lust COW
u.uced" Liverpool is due 1-G4d down to-
morrow. Cooke, MoSkowitz & co.
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Beaumont Quotations

beaumont, Texas. December Following
are Tao quotations for oil stocks on the
Beaumont exchange
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caIa-IT 9 RleharasonIs Leltet.

Hou>tcn 1'oyat, December 4 ~ tR
Liverpool i5Gtl higher spots 1fi aor a.
American hiFher, our markets rnod tam
aud higher dunAy the fannoor, Int 90.
ward tae Gloss llbtFal selling against sp rs
bought In the Interior caused some business
the NET gain Tor the DAY bV ny I 70 8
points IN View No H. New Orlf ans cI6scl
tb a. J lnWn- rhe movement otuy vas
nor btnE except the S IN! week tAlr
tom intClior towns showing rec ipts tor
tho baif wcck i8750A. ago nst l32IH last
ytHr stock Increasing ZSoD0 baigs. Fl
Spots were quatcd l-i6 up IN Nav York
and Sew Orlcaus. unchanged Up Houston
and Galveston fhc demand SHOWS some
Improvement especially from con iueut Ah
Europe, exporters reporting large accept
auCcs at good prices IhSs Is tbe one fen
ure which VIII adj strength to'thc cotton
markets and i good dcmand continue
sufficient 10 IN the load OF spots now
being held i'm the American ceutcrs there
is ittlp TO be feared from bear attacks, nj
thuugh few dnys Of luuGe receipts will
cause many to forget the bureau, figures,
and may give US IN easier market.
Liverpool is due IN Ne ~ to 26id l2wcr
tomorrow. -tArgiN N Richard on.
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$500, ~ tH,sr ,u5,Jo4tore chou,
'...nssss u IN tS5c 4g ~ ,o ,,"1 SUI"
Npsesses ~ H. W. H.. I'V $50, 80 =
~ ~. I S.sHs,s va I ~, 1o,j,SS f,u,,
3.E . o1SS1' ~. no LIN In INA u M
A ~ onoto,,, 49,, 80 u 49,, , %a
's NJ " ~, S ~ tbc niise mill naid
~ ,s"ti,c ~ a,..,.,5 80 tt"se
~ e ,;,nsr,, ,,.Sotct y, ,,,. 80
49, 5sjjy ''1'''''' AZ - y u u A. u
~
H., tAN MD 1oOL'S' am ~.
i,,,soniss dlSed II 10 eynIass '" IN ny
i sla,aI 81, eytr, ,,,isd '' ~ ,ss,t
s,m .9.ib 90. sf,oWSsrrles" . S.jE
Is NJ NJ , sP : IN n ''i $50 80 q ~,
I. jk H ,ssa ~ NJ" .5 10. Wv III
mi Sis n eeCS :, -? Am PS ,Ics,Si oS
Ely WE S5a aABLh In I" 1 ZIP
N N '2es,'oC, logS ~, e's
Il s0Sd / o.. olra and ~ tomo'
fS,syeio ssns,,a ~, NJ 'i"' NY ny
ssI,soynS s a. 90, ~, IL a. tly ,y{.
WI s; All ~ "SPa, us lips 800
|sEahsy beam 95c: iii sf,i1rI,. Mas
ss t Z Dstl P'n 6gis pea, e95 ioi
ma: Sib Biua RI Ria l''V ".tr =, 20 So
Il H,fyispd Dc SS Nc. M, =, d 81
NJ Goidn s5c01 10 " ~ vs. ~
IP0Ryit T Sti' n ry,r, st,ra.ns
'pfchess leinSl, cl,ng 81 . az, : 1to ~
4 49, g,u III, 40 , ~ olack ca as,
,tfieo,s ~ az S!It!. =, ~, 5oh
I'M euns ~ ~, y y. )" u l......I
IIiS sssosh2 a. .,''t. -. -. grapes,
.ltI s ssIvIuS r lgC p'' uo1eh less
Nh Nh N tSIusrI prices,
lslonS 81 10 '' ne, cS n ~ n'I ia EaSn'
ri n s srSS I lh on SIC per case;
ttiri. fancy table syI1m o,,ort isrs
NJ dpz; B. b G 20 rcoiI" MKT
ac; 8 MS II n. S"Ir 10 =, ~ Mc"9 ~
iE. '-'-' i"
HfAYY STAPLES ..-
xHe,. !, ., per key, $500;
i 4, III Si,9' Per reg drop shot,
5y- Fv,r, ussh, S-.W'
N. ~, envtJ cltar In sacks,
as iiisM,Iss WAS boxed, &c high
INC ~:
III, Sc: Arrow ' tiSs Bi a5. 2,le IN,
,YH sVIl h S,lls, y. 90.
| Der Is: NJ N6apPe1 III, basis "a; No, 2.
lilsc per M. sn1,'of us ~ p1NiS
10, 6liTf5c sg - !, u" 40, (, olG.a 'sc hIeu-
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ntihE NAILS 20 base per kep
60 "a "a, hBEn WIRE 49, Galvanized Gudae,.
ffo,eu y. 100 lbs; galvanized Raker nor,
iee'' S8.S5 per 100 lbs. S'' w
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BEESWAN-Pume Texas, 29G28c per
pound.
BEANS Imported navy pc6us. 4lt@tasc;
Bayou, 4c; English dried. SIC; pink SO
Lack eyes, iai@5c; Michigan navy &c;
California navy. i4Wfi2c Snaps. 500 per
bnshel; wa, Si,50 per hushel California
BUTTER Blue star 2ra22c: dairy 1sq
15dl9c. Oleonargariue Lincoln solids,
l2c; Lincoln prints, l3c, Daisy solids Tee;
prints lSc. Monkey special. lSc. CRYSTAL
Gem ana country rolls'igc; Empire State
dairy hricRs, 15c ideal. lie; Purity Cream
cry, 20 and 30lb tubs, 22c; lib prints, 4c,
CABRAgh,a 2c ,.t - ,s
CHEESE Wisconsin full cream roB1
15c; WISCONSIN rHl cream daisies l4lre;
Wisconsin half cream, 12lY6tl,Ns o.,
.EGG Ia Irsn 5; .2c: Texas cold storage
22c; Texas. 24H2jc. .-..'7' - t.>-
KRACT- New, in half barrels, 5000
Onions Per pound, aaass S.,
PEPPER Chile, new. 15diSc per lbf
bi 3Gr $ SFiqsagors a H. NJ ....r5i.
quality; Colorado, 81 lJhh$o.- lei,
PEANUTS IuuRoS, per pound. CaGl3g;
fancy henpeckee No, T. "AA5l3o, ...
ECANS- New Texas, per VI, tlU15c.
PuULTEY-Chickcns, hens good, s.. 800
2. =: frycrs. mge S2.2j93. %, broliqrs,
81 100 ~: mixed lots, 81 2502 Is: cooks.
large, old $3.50: ducks large, S2.10dS,1;
geese, full fclthcrod. S3.1JN4,:N, turkeys,
heus. S5.0Od6 80; turkeys, gobhltrs, sG.j0d
Il. 90; young turkeys. SCI. 21HS. 70. -
SWEET POTATOES Pumpkin and vel.
lew yams, J0U9oc bushel. white vans,
TOMATOES New Mexico. 9slmshcI has.
keis. 81 0oai 80; Texas, 30 busbel basket,
CELERY - Colombo white. per bunch.
CAlLITLoWTIi Fancy California, per
crate, 50 o..
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(Renortcd for The Houston Post by tho
A. T., Norman Live Stock companyl
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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
. oainIne aea42e per ounce hottie ~ ~ y,
shine sa25a2.5O per ounce. cocaine, ss'oo
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IisSs nio "sa Alaska, SEa5Ml, %;
's..ss',ni. si is quarters. So. 05a
\ I; Quarter 'eS %; Imported Gii-
Il y, toaio ~ Slz 80; fancy spratS
az q . s,ssdsvS according Ia grade.
J, atssc; NV NV goods! Pearl. IN 4O-Ib
We e;. NY a Gloss or Archog ,
N1ei' 100 packages, per
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