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Many CElnaes y Loekha.l

Lockhart Te1as Jannary with hs
opening o' the new year many business
changes are taking piece Merchants whq
occupy theft own buildings sre. Of course.
nxed. but those who eccapy rented prem.
lses are swapping -around considerably.
Mr. Carl williamson late Of San Mar,
eos. has established second hand furnl.
tuFe establishment.
Mr. Joe Lancaster has opened family
grocery establishment opposite the posiof-
hce,
Mr. Joe Putnam and Mr.. Ed shlnn haEa
formed a partnership and opened mp a
family grocery establishment on the east
side OF the public square.
Mr.. Sparks has purchased the lot of
Mr. Phil Wright, next to the Clark library
10 which he win open a new business 10
the grocery line.
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,ARCITY OF EGGS.
ABUNDANCE OF BANANAS.
hysusl Conditions in Both Commodities.
Bpsiness of the Week Has Been
Dull--Features OF Trace.

kccording to expectations, the week has
len q dull one In the wholesale market.
he fact has not been significant, however,
II was only the usual conditions follow
K the holiday rush and time when the
erchants sustain full reaction from the
ira trading accustomed by that season.
Preceding the new year there was quite
furry In the turkey situation, and tho
hnts OF the public caused some fancy
Ices to be realized. Since then the de-
and has slackened perceptlbly and some
badness has resulted. Eggs have proceed
skyward and the difficulty to obtain the
mmodity for actual needs OF hotels and
ytaurants at various times occasioned sales
an abnormal basis. The range win be
verned by supply, and the sparsty OF the
tier has averted any recession during the
afon. Stocks of sweet potatoes have al
ost become exhausted and values have ad-
need to s5c@$1.OO. Peanuts have stiff.
ned Slightly, and some grades OF butter
ID olcomargarine have made small gains.
AN and corn are little lower and all cot
IN seed products have increased. with a
|tnble sfrmncss existing in oil. No other
ice changes of consequence have oc-
FRED.
Few new goods made their appearance in
Q trade, Scotch potatoes being about the
iy article. noted. Stocks are generally
Nv, except on oranges and bananas, and an
proyed trade is looked for very early by
e dealers.
A large lot of celery moved freely through
e day
a late shipment OF New Mexico apples
me in Father Unexpectedly TO the trade.
cabbage are experiencing an improved de-
and and appear considerably more active.
Stocks Of potatoes are light, with prices
nv firm and a strong demand on Col
ados.
Chickens sold higher, ard the wants of
nsumcrs was by no means satisfied. Hens
ID fryArs brought an increase of 25Gl5Oc.
rhe attention OF the market In the way of
lit at present centers in bananas. The
IVY RECEIPTS from various sources have
lsed supplies to stock III with such rapid.
that tall kinds of prices occurred yes
day. 81 numerous were the sizes of
iches on hand and So low We're the sell
prices that trade in other fruit was
lost precluded.
ggs ADJ anced further. More sales were
ae on basis Of "a, and even 35c, but
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direct to the seat Of the trouble, no matter
OF how long standing giving strength and
development where II is needed This mar
velous remedy banlshes all feelings OF bash.
fitness toward the opposite SEX cures all
the Ills aud troubles that come from early
abuse, excess or oyerwork and business
cares, all OF which result In premature loss
of strength and memory; ennis ions, inn
potency and Yarlcocele. Regenerafiye Tab
lets WIN effect a cure at any age there IL
no case that ii will not cure permanently
except where epilepsy or insanity has al
ready been reached FIllopia LYNN CO.
makes no restrictions every person who
writes will be sent a weeks treatment abso-
luicv free mi postpaid carefully wrapped
IN pnln nnrkarc with no advertising on
II to Indicate what II contains. They have
received hoG-9ndS Of letters from people
az over the country telling OF the most
aVf0H'Thiu" cures made hy RegeneratiNe
T1he's Their ono week free offer Il gem
t'u' ana no cruN1rrn sing questions asked.
~fte TODAY 10 the Fallorla LYNN Co, 6ac
pogyoui hu'i'ng, So ors Mo-, and re-
sc'.r the weeks utrtmcnt free their book
witch Is nlsn free rn1 sent With the free
tro'tmcnt win eArlaln how 10 take the
treatment IN private and cure yourself as
hnme,
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ltm). from Galveston, and sailed for New
York
Norfolk. Yu-salled Ester CNor), from
Port Arthur Texas for Bremen.
Fort Eods TH.-Auived: Alriers (Am1
from New York, Lornr Iirl. from Cardiff
Sailed: ~ Siclo tAmD for New York III &.
panla tswcd v for Port Limon; Cnpclln
ir-N for fircrpIi cltta o. Palermo 10
FOR Geuon via Norfolk
Eirsalc paaec l-- taomac tHri froui
Gplvc. ton FOR liverpool
New York Arrived; Comal from Gal.
weston Sailed Nucces. Tor Galveston
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New Orleans Market.

New Orleans, January though rico
ruled steady with offerings on very
moderate scale. There was good de-
mand for all grades and what came to
the surface was well taken up. Clean
rice carried over the strong tone The de-
mand ruled active with prices well main
tanned Receipts from country mills were
on a broader scale, Receipts hG16 sacks
Of rough and d4l2 pockets Of clean.
Sales 5S3G packets Of clean and 20S0
sacks Of rough Of which 663 sacks we Q
Honduras and 1893 sacks " domestic
5d5s. Stralghts 3hM4G Screenings 2H
N2& No = lAM17s, with annual sales at
2l.V5it Rough ricc--lIonduras steady at
. 25m4 0c Domestic Japan s'rrdy at $50
az so, with actual sales Of Honduras M
= I@Q3.75 and domestic Japan at = coo
= 70
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NEW YORK REVIEW.
The Market Closed at an Advance OF 2
to 9 Points Over Yesterday.

ne MARKET GlOSed al an ADVANCE OF .
to g Points Over Yesterday,
New York, January 4.--Tho cotton mar.
ket opened steady with prices to points
lower In sympathy with weak Liverpool
cables and under tremendous receipts at
the Southern ports. The cables were fully
points lower than expected, while re-
ceipts reached close to $1,000 bales, against
81 500 bales for the same day last year
Shorts made the most of the news and Wig
orously pounded the market on the call
forcing March OF to I 81 and May to SO
but just when everything seemed to point
to still lower prices and to additional shak-
ing out of weak long interests prominent
room operators stepped out Into the open
as advocates of the market. Shorts made
q quick change of front and prices went
back to last months bids In almost the
time that Il takes to,tcll It. March jumped
70 Z 04 aud May to $ or, after which the
market backed and filled within narrow
bounds Trading was active from the Start
With .EAropN. cammi ssion houses and South.
eru interests, room shorts and Wall street
buying on the decline and subsequent
rally Private wires told OF easier South
crn spot markets ana good weather for
moving the crop. The weakness In Liver
pool was attributed TO the big movement
and severe breaking Of American spccuia.
tive markets. The market closed iirm ana
net . to points higher.
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cooke, Moskowitz 4 Co.'S Letter..

Houston. ToxRs January 4.-Accor1lng
20 -sd,loes. IN" foreign market Is depressed
Ng be movcmon' hut T. VII stlll require
a rrrorl movement to make a cotton c-op
equal 70 las, year The curreat m1vement
ana visible Eurply is ahou oqnai 80 mL
wear. while exports are considerably larger
tlau a year Hgu.
Trade conditions are promising. Small
stocks arc -heing carried bg splpaers. while
print cloths ere quoted at against 3is ast
wear. while spot cotton Is S 5-10, against
10 3-ld one year ago
The encpIiiarcment 30 buy cotton aud
turn It into goods Is Inviting
n IN well to ba cautions; fluctuations
viii be extreme Ports 54.778. against 81
450 Estimates Houston and New or.
leans 10000. against $4,000 last year. Our
market advanced ~ points from the open
ing. while Liverpool was closed.
Cooke MoskOwitz A Co
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SUGAR

New Orleans, january i-Snear--steadv
open kettle 29s; centrifugal 34; esntrltnsal
sscIio,ys "a, 6,oss. serouas 2a3lk MolasscS--
Quiet: open kettle 5000: centrifugal 69lsi
syrup quiet 1GM24.
New York. January 4-sugar-Raw, quiet
fair refining 5-1s; centrifugal ~ test 55si
molasses sugar 27k. Enthusiastically No. y
4 10; No. 7, 4. 05; No. s. 3 80; Ne. % 9 90
No. 10, 3 So: No. II, $50; No. Y. 80
80. 10 and IA, g. rs; standard 4.0oi con.
fectioners' A 4.55. mould A .. 10; cut loai
8 20; crushed &. 20; powdered 4'soi sfAhu
lnied 4 "a: cuheR 6.OO
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Crowley Market.

Crowley. La. January 4.-Rice market
both clean and rough. Is ruling stronger,
with indication OF prices advancing In
next few days. Numerous inquiries for
clean and large shipments Of rough rice
80 Georgia arc stimulating the market.
Feed stun scarce at higher prices. Quota.
lions for today are Head 3i1nliy siraightH
2R@3N, screenings . l-8@3N. Japan 3h9
40. brewers 1Nm2 tone Of market strong.
Polish II 90, bran IA. co. Rough rice, Hon.
duras .. O0d3 20, japan 1.75Gi3. 90, Re-
cclpts Of rough today $50; for the season
6e9,3S0 bags
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NEW ORLEANS SPOTS.

The Market Showed an Advance Of 9
Points.
New Orleans, January 4.-Ths 4ot cot
ton market was quiet today. Although
cables were. unfavorable, buyers seemed to
be anxious 10 secure the staple and quite
a number Of good lists changed hands.
Sales $500 bales, Including 1000 to arrive.
Quotations unchanged.
Futures opened / point lower but Q re-
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Ilyerrooi N Rorbadoes i2-ll
GALVESTON srocK,
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN vEssELs.
Especial to The Post,l

g., nlLaaII,,I = M. $780,,
boat Grover Cleveland has been equipped
With oil burners and viii make a thorough
test OF petroleum as fuel. II the expert
ment proves successful other steamboats,
on the lower Mississippi will follow the
Cleyeland's example and substitute oil for
coal
Key West gh.--ArEirsd, IAmpssAs
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sPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO Grading Contractors-sea
prone ais will be received at the office
OF John W. Maxcy, consulting engineer,
Houston, Texas, until II o'clock, no1a.
of January 10, 1902, for constructing q
ave miles from railway station within
thirty miles OF Houston, Approximate
quantity, 20OOoO cubic yards, all bor-
row and waste Forms o. proposa's,
plans profies copies OF the specihca-
lions and distractions % bidders can I've
seen at he office Of John w. Maxcy.
Each bid must be accompanied ~ cer.
CfDol neu Canal company rs Euaaatrt
~ good faith Tile right Is reserved 20 rss
tect ans and ail- bids. John Wy. AsKeYs
consulting 0ugineer X
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COFFEE.

New York, January t.-censs-Spot RIO
dova 71s6f1l. Futures closed steady az q
net unchanged prices 70 a decline OF
points. Sales 1920 bags January y.eSg
$40; March s.Th67 .ooi March s'sSSaI' w
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Following were the ruling prices:


action soon ensucd Expectation Of fall
Ing on in the movement next week caused
shorts to cover. Some fresh buying orders
appeared IN the market and prices ad
v9nCed steadily. The close showed net
gains of 8 points over yesterday.
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CHICAGO.

Chicago. January 4.--Cattle.- Receipts 100;
market steady. good TO pime 6S)u1 80.
poor TO medium A00di6.2S, stockers aud
feeders 2.O05t4. 50; calves So0NO.T5; Texas
fed steers 3OGi5VO Hogs Receipts -.
UCd. market weak, mixed aud butchers
6WM6.O5; good 10 choice 6~3JGi6,65; liza :
y.76M6.3O ShCep-Receipts 1000. market
steady; good to choice wethtTs 4256t5 90
fair to choice mixed 3.5o0L25; Western
sAeep. fed 425@i 81; native lambs 3.JO1
0.25; Western lambs 5.OOtlp,p0.
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COTTON SEED FED STEERS.

steers 4.256i5.5o; Texas cows 2Bodt4 pl;
native cows 2.75d5.oo; heifers 3.7JGS.JOi
gamers 1Ttl2. 65, bulls 2.50li4 2o; calves
40 06.0O. Hogs-R Receipts 5000; market
steady 10 &C higher. heavy GD(i66l iight
lFM6.50, pigs 4500l5 80. Shcep--Rcccipt ,
zoo; market steady fed lambs 5.OO06tO;
500; ewes 3.S0lt4 90; culls and feeders
X.OOdST 10.
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ST. LOUIS.

Vt. Louis. January 4-Cattle Receipts
500 including SEQ 1eNnGs; market steady;
native shipping aud export steers t..iG
9 40; dressed heef aud butchers steers
4OuQG 20: steers under 1000 pounds 2.SutI
495; .tockore ana tccCers 250di 80 cows
bulls 235G3 -, Texas and Indian st,c 's
. .a ,,u..O, grass COWS and
hrL 9tO,rl'o HOGS Receipts 800;
me- .tr, ur 20 rf Nirho"1 pivs a0l Vents
b.75de %: packers 6.oo66.4O; butchers 6.35
az 90 sheep t,cclptr ~ ma, SGT ,.tnuS
native nut ons 2-6f.i 90. lambs 4 2idfd.Oo:
culls and bucks 2.25G35o; stockers 15Vd
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FRrITS.

APPLES Fancy Ben Davis 81 $4,000:
fancS wlnesaps So 23dl 80: fancy oregon,
boxed. I've red, 81 9Od2.OO.
BANANAs-Loosc 81 l0d1. 6S; packed
81 156f2 90
CRANBERRIEs- 81. 90 per bushel crate;
barrels 81. 20
CoCOANU1s-Per sack of l00 SO 759
4 90: less quautiteS, 81. %.
LEMONS cssinas. new crop ooG
ORANGES-C California nRNelS, S2.1l03.0O
rEARS--Fall varieties California Winter
Nclis SO o.
CIR 'pES-New York Catawha. i-ib pony
baskets, 23c Carrier crates. 10 BIB baskets
So 25; Malaga OF Almeria. 25-lb kegs So. 90
az 90.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, January 4.-Cattlc- Receipts
1000; market nomual choice export AVID
dressed beef steers GO0mG.7l: fair to good
: oCm59o: stocRrrs and feeders 3.5nm 80;
WGstern ded S7 75eg oo T@0" WrS{ , n
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RAIsINS-C California, 8-crown, L. l.
boxes, 81 G50l Is; "A boxes, L. NJ ralsins,
6oNT0c; 2.crown. l.. NJ. rasins 5O-lb boxes,
6hm6c; acrown. l.. ~, OIs0ic
PRIMES California e0-lO0s, &c; s09os,
Dos, 1hc.
NUTS-Brazll. 16dlTc per ID; nlberts, sic.
lily, 13c; California walnuts. 13U14c; pea
4&,G1c; Jumbo, Ud0iac, almonds, Taragona,
16Nl7c per Id In sacks; California almonds.
l5c; pccans, new crop l1aloc; chestnuts,
picdmonteS, l0c.
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New orleans, La, January 4-The New
OrIcpnS live stock exchange reports:
Market Is about bare Of choice cattle
large and small, a. nj hogs The outlook
Is favorable Tor ordinary cattle Both
sizes In 4 mund aud DUH Sheen are
In full supply, and butchers supplied
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WIRE NAILs-s2. % base per ker a.
BARBED WIRE Galvanized Gllton,
So 81 rer 100 lbs; galvanized Baker, 80. s,
per 100 Lbs.
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SIS Denver (Am). New York
SIS ldAr OBJ, Hveruoo
SIS Tcodofo de Larrlnaga (Br,), Manches-
ter.
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SIS Denver (Am). New York.
So ~ Vale Am), New York.
SIS Rrrifoud lNorD, Blueheids.
IS ldar tBr), Liverpool!
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MooRE-wILLIAMs.- Texas, Jan.
usry B.-MF. J. r. Moore and Miss Marion
day at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs, ID. b.
Wilson. Rav. y, II. Slaughter officiating.
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EEsWAX-Prime Texas, 22d23e per
pI&SENNS-Imported navy beans. 4Aa4asc;
Bayou, 4c: English j d., SIC; pink, 4c;
black eyes, 4A@Je: NichigPn navy, &c;
california navy; 4j4@4!arj Snaps - 100 per
BTTTER- Blue Star. 22a23c; dairy, 1oc;
Elgln creamery, 2Su29c; Texas hricks,
lJul9c, Oleumargariuc Lincoln solids,
zee; Lincoln prints, he, Daisy solids, lH5
lic; prints, 1Sc Monkey special, lSc; Crys-
state special, Joe; special Blue star, lSc;
CltHmery, 90 and 30Ib tubs &c lib
prints, 2lc: Elgin creamery, solids, 1Sc
GABRAGE-1ia@2
CHEESE-Wisconsin full cream rolls,
l5c; Wisconsin full cream daisies, 1880
I4c. Wisconsin half cream. l2lhH13c.
KRAUT-New. in half barrels, So, coz
ONIoNs-Per pound, 3a3Nc.
PEPpER-Chilc. pew, l5416c per pound;
Black Singapore 15c.
POTATOES-S1 .1oii1 2o Colorado. 81 20
al 20; Scotch imported 60,
IEANTIS-JumbOs per pound, 6l47t6Ac;
fan O. hand picked No. /, 5i2FiGc.
PECANS-New Texas, per ID. 11Nl5c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. hons, good 81 7ld
3 80; frycrs, large. 50 IuI,3 90; brol1crs,
81 IJQ2 -: mixed los 50 2Jft2TN; cocks,
large, oil, Sl5O; ducks lar O. 80. JOQ32
zee So full foarhereA S8.Tta ~ tur'yrys
hens SG0odT.0O;. turkeys rohhlers, 5000
LOO; young turkeys, S3.21W3,T5.
SWEET POT NTOES "umutIa and vel.
.ow vans, s5cd1Oo bushel white yams, 40
eau! IFIowER-Fancy California per
crate, 81 4O@2. G5.
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RECORD OF THE RICE MARKET.

The days sales amounted 10 Az pockets
| OF clean. Receipts for tho day were 4pO
sacts Of rough. making total to date OF
/ 90 p27
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

u adyantages in favor Of Houston as a
,iesale market. when the buyer consd,
the. benefits 10 he derived from Hous-
y frefrht rotes he will ind that even,
/ u t,,a onotohla 6grrns, NJ otber mar.
i s are. lower the price finally paid IS
ieralIy greater. The prices are those
] ne anon Houston wholseaie mer.
[spnsss .s a are revised daily.
- rrp - . APp.'s, ",'o 80 80
lV' plneappies' silceu' Sl'lo' ege'ess unu
reless, Sl65Q1. 70; extra grated, Sl.SWg
|sS; pears. BIB, Soc, Strawberries BIB,
~. 49, ! !, sI Co. g., ,S''
CANNED VEGETABLES Tomatoes, 2,lb,
In weight S2l2mS5c; BIB; fun weight,
log 70; 2lb, seconds. Sq4s25ae; I'D
kconds. slUoalQ5; okra aud tomatoG(s,
|lb, 95c. Canned kraut, BIB, SlO0@ 10;
|aIifornia asparagus, 2lalb, $l.954E@ 10;
|ip, Californla asparagus Ups $40; bdhGi
eans. BIB, Doc; lib string beans, Soc; IN
| dney beans, o5c; 2-lb stringleeSS beans,
LBS; BIB marrowfat. peas; SllO; 2-.o
Zoo; S-ib Blue 'Ridgs corn, SO; Pride Of
faryiand Doc; Newark 9oc; Better thaA
|old.p S5c@$l. 10.
B4.lb peaches, lemon cling ,$l9o42Ooi
|es, $2.2otG2 %; white cherries 81 -dt1
NJ aprlcots Sls;SWa ~, SlIaWoett, e.,
10, pluhs; Sl'oo4l. 20 cranes Sl,op
| ito' sec9huS' Vc per uozeh ieSs thdh
. tra slanuSI1 tptSSeaa;S u ut, p,o,A
slJops s. 10 ner case o'q gaIl osa
2,D psii east, "a Sa'ons' e29,6tS2S ope. SnsC;
aiIe psl syrup, IN Guns, SCaO9c; Gotu
\ ~ a. re er"f dozen p & Gddi Nd MAI
~. Doc 8'ib' Sl'So; 5-lb' SIS; lo-lb'
|t<o'
urAvy srAprrs
| A"S'
|AMMUNlIlO N-.fowder, per keg, Saw
Fasting powder, Sl0o per kes; drop snot'
|er saek, ~; Ioi buck, 500.
A,Su6sS-Exlra snort E s,,i, sacHs,
||H9DlOs4c; regulars, ioAWllc; poAeu &c
gher; ,PSilies' IlAa rs TSi,s p,ru,, ON,
sAGgiNG AND Nd II rs. ia ZIP,
2s4Jb' L55ci arrow us5' less imam car
sNDY- wrapped, basis q; No. 2,
g7Iac per III; special sizes t2c higher;
liked, b14Gd Loo, as to 4ualty. ,,,,...,,...
[CANpLES-Star, iull weight llAc; Gran
| e, full weight, nc; E'eclrle LisntS;, 9'2c'
| CEMENT-Portlahd, SZ''1ad'21' KOS u
sle, 81; 15@2Qo. ,.,. e,.,ao,,... u o,,e,
GotEEE-h6io, dair ss4aS'2iei prime prime qh@
cry, l2hq18i9ci cordoya, l$14e; Roast d
'heNo - ~ 80 $50 -
uses, &c, delivered; Apex, 4oc; Lion
|t.b0c; Sold Seal Mocha and Java, LIP
|lns, PC; Mocha and Java blend, LID
ans, 2.lb and Alb pals, lSAc
S,hA IN EdtSrA spIa, Oul Hn boxes,
laps. e14c; creams, Sc; stage planks, 01aci
|lkes and tumelesi lie,
atent, $500 fancy, half pat,en', $500;
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
roRr OF GALVESTON, January Z.


ARRIVED.
SIS Lake Champlain tBrJ Liverpool.
SIS bcgama (Br), Barry.
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sOessssSSssssssosssssssw
METALS.

July 7.15; September soar a5; Dccemb,
7.G0
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DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.

APPLES-Fsncy evaporated 5Olb boxes,
Ole; lib cartons, fancy 10l9c; cartons,
choice, 9i2cl, choice eYaporated, sac; sun
dried. 6i2e.
APRICoTS-Per ID. loose, lOlkd11c.
. ClTRON-In 1olh boxes. lac.
CgRRANTS boxes, cleaned, bulk,
'StaGiAc: Lii cartons, 9lIdl1e.
DATES-l-lb packages, TikdSlse; Fard
dates, &c: Hollowei, bulk, 60-lb boxes, 5a6e.
FlGS-lmported, i2i9a15c.
PEACHES-Choice new stock, s&dpe.
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PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.

white lead, per cwt strictly pure, Sc 20;
Turpentine per case, two 1-gallou cans.
s. So barrel lots, 4jc per gallon, Alineaul
pgtpts, u baue lots, per cwt, soc; Yen,
Ptan reds, per cwt. $50; ycll0w ochrc,
per cwt Sl.O0 iiuscel oil best. boiled.
G0c Ready mixed house palut,, 81 VlYt
20 per gallon, &c orling 10 hyint: mineral
paints, Gpc per gallon Window glass, S.
20 per cent off January list.
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lean style $500; lrGallon hexorou. $50.
Extra fancy head 6tsa6lac: choice,
33MH5Ac; fair 4NHf2e; fancy Imported, ~
ROPE Sis S1i basis 7,1e, aa.e Manila.
l3c; nntaTred Rth yarn, Sc; Jared ne.
SALT louisiana, coarse. S5p: One 500;
hhls. Is los, $40 coos, S2.45; ioo3s,
81 55; 7O-4s, $3.50.
SALT FISH ackerel. No. !. In lob
kits, 95cd$1.O0; half-bbls, 7olb, No. !,
$5.eCd55o; tubs. SIS 5Gm5. rs,
SALM0N-Fancy pillar Rock. Columbia
River, S1.S5; Castle Rock. Columbia Ryei,
STD; Spear ALASKA, S115; Toy. Co
mmbia River. SIPS; Blnc Bell Columbia
River, Si.1o: Violet brand, $50; Cnrna-
tion brand, Fancy Red Alaska, S1.S5d1 10;
Pink AlGska, S1.l0.
SARDlN ES- American quarters, 81, 6ah
$40, mustard, $3.40d3.50: imported HtAt
lette grade, quarters, SEQ; fancy spras
quarters. SSOO6itoOU. according to grade
STARCH Standard Eouds Pearl, In 40db
boxes, 4asmH2c; Royal. Gloss or Archer,
bulk. 4aSm4%c Nickel, 100 packages, per
box. S3oo; corn starch, 5l2c per 10, 20 and
4O-lb boxes.
StGAR-Quotations are for small lots;
special rates are given on carload orders
Standard grJunhlrrd 51&r5ll; cubes and
powdered. 5i&d5Fsc; Louisiana yellow, Chart.
ted and fancy, 4sc! choice, 49sc.
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GRAIN I'D HAY.

Carload lots, (. o. b. cars from mlllors,
lvp. lbs on bran, 203c per bu-hel on oats
anil corn, and l0@l5c per 100 lbs on hay.
/ 'BRAN-Ier l,p his, 81, SjGtl .3S.
! 80 %
CORN CHoPs-Pure, sl.Bs.
G0RS--No, 2 sacked, S6AidsT1hc.
QATS-Per bushel, 6SlAefGOc
IIAY-Alfata, Sl5. OOGI Is 30; choice tim
othy, $40 O0dSl0 80; South Texas prairie
hay, 81 5OG9 .uO;. North Texas and Territory
hay, Sl4 O09l6 CO.
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these were rather an execution, the general
range OF prices stood at 30d3lc The cit
Uatlon Is still complicated. The meager
supply seems 10 have no precedent. Pro-
dpeers have disposed of their hens on 40
count Of the high prices Of grain, and
verltable famine exists In places where
folmerly the commodity prevailed In abund-
Imperial press and farmer., 1902-08-23
Government Resurvey the Imperial LandsOrder for Wh-
 drawal of Public Lands from Market Revoked.

on the Imperial Branch line and it is confidently believed that this line will be open for traffic by the first of October of this year.
 Products.
 It has been fully demonstrated that wheat and barley are staple crops that can be successfully and profita- bly, raised under the Imperial Canal system, and preparations are now be- ing made for putting in many thous- ands of acres in these crops the com ing season.
 Rice is also attracting great atten-