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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-14

presses In Texas show sb per cent less
gtotton compressed up 70 November 10 than
iast year. Ilhere are siNty-four presses In
Texas, and these thirty-eieht are scattered
over the state. The following oil mills
IN Texas except Clarksville. where one
week run Is on hand) have closed account
Of seed Tho mill at Plano has never
started, as 1t is said crop entire failure;
Anona, Lamar Cotton OH company, Paris
Detroit, Clnrksvile Leonard, Celeste
Royce, Plano. Grandview, Itasca. Green
Vile Alvarado, West.
Tue trade rs n rule believe that Ii tie
cotton VIII be made from fail growth In
any part OF the belt and that the move
ment from day to day aud the demand Will
regulate values. II this is the case we
should see some improvement, as the light
offerings from the interior. forecasts. small
receipts next week aud with the price
low enough 20 discount a crop OF 1l,J0O.0OO
noles, Il is certainly time for the spinner
10 lay IN his seasons supplies
New Orleans wires. Look for scalping
market; prefer selling on the advances. "
Liverpool Is due to be / higher tomorrow.
Earrt1 e. richardson
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5oIISTON WHOLESALE MARKET

showing steady course Of the supply ana
demand.
The c. l.. DIESEL company has lust re-
ceived several thousand baskets Of Catawha
grapes from New York which are very
popular ut this season and md a ready
sale. These grapes make nice change
from the California varieties which hnSe
held the market so long and are now ex.
haustcd.
The situation regarding onions and DO.
tatoes ls just about the snmet stocks arc
well supplied ana the demand is good.
A largo stock of fnc apples can now be
fonpd on the market and they are meeting
with rapid sale.
Florida oranges are in better demand and
the quality Of the stock ON hand is very
good.
Cabbage is stlll In poor demand and the
supply Is large with prices slightly down
Bananas are moving well with sufficient
supply on hand for general demand
There is an active demand for cocoanu:s
at cents.
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j. N. Wiener & Co.'S Letter.

Houston, Texas, November 13.--Liverpool
futures opened firm 312 to 4 above yester-
day, and closed quiet virtually unchanged.
Spots were points higher, demand fair,
prices steady. Liverpool is due to be !
TO up tomorrow.
The English and continental cable In
oniries for spots amongst Houston eX-
pOrters today was only fair.
some fresh selling for short account, prln.
clpally hedges, and a considerable lnck or
biying support, induced by liberal receipts
md heavy New Orleans and Houslon es-
Inmates for tomorrow, caused Il moderats
decline, which was rcgained upon reports
OF rains IN various portions Of the belt, e.
Decially In Northern ana Central Texas
! and predictions OF a probable wet norther
! being ia evidence.
! Sentiment in the market centers appears
undecided and IN a wavering attitude, WITH
/ the general opinion prevalent that heavy
/ speculative short interest exists.
/ Interior offerings are very moderate and
then only at hrm prices, giving the I'M
/ uression that the bulk OF all weakly held
! cotton has been disposed OF.
Spot quotations are higher and there Is
now evidence Of the market being more
! susceptible OF bullish than bearlsh In.
fuences, and Is fairly steady with a good
undertoue. j. n. Wlsher ~ 90.
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NEW YORK COTTON.
Trading Was Active, but Prices Closed
With Sliuht Loss.


New York. NovembAr 1s-The cotton
market opened steady and showed consid-
cradle regularity later, at one time prices
being to . points above the close OF the
previous day on few positions; at an
other showing a net loss of to 0 points
and closing steady at net unchanged prices
to a decline of 9 points. The weakness
was not marked in the last positions
There was no change in November, while
the hual decline In December was only
: points. 1t was limited that the January
longs were absorbing December cotton to
the extent that they had liquidated jan
nary The bull interests have u start OF
one month ahead of the January move
ment. Trading today was very active
Throughout the session the market showed
q hrm undertone with strong house buying
largely on the relative stability OF the
Southern spot markets and in view of the
tact that the movement of cotton IS not
all IN keeping with the large crop claims
recently made by houses with European or
buying connections. The improved condl-
tlon OF Wall street affairs is leading 10
some Investment demand in cotton. on
the other hand, weather reports from the
cotton belt are generally pretty good and
TINS phase of the situation checks the
demand for cotton somewhat
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Caroill &, Richardson's Letter.

Houston, Texas, November l3.-Cottoh
was zig. gag market today. Liverpool was
hardly so good as expected, which IN
huenced lower opening in our markets
but prices we're soon up to yesterdays close
with the South blyiug on heavy ralns IN
oklahoma, North and Northeast Texas.
The selling came from disappointed ho'ierS
who had expected 90 see a. much higher
opening. and from the Wall street clique
who were offering March and May In a
way that Indicated desire to lot the
world Know they meant TO break the mar
ket shorts covered during the last houtn'
giving us a steady close. Offerings Iron
tho interior continue small win hlgn
grades I'm good demand and low grades =
drag. The movement was again liberal,
estimates especially free. which worker
against tile market.
Forecasts: West Texas (north) mr..
frost tonight warmer Friday. Nesl
'rexhs tsOuthl-Far and colder IN sonil
norton. East Texas lnorthl- Generaly
fair. except showers In east portion 70
night; colder tonight. with frost N eA
irene north. East DeXas tsouthi Fair. cN
cont showers Ia east portion tonight. okiN
hona and Indian Territories Generally
/ fnfr and colder tonight with frost; Friday
I WARMER Arkangas-fair except shower
! in southeast portion tonight; colder apC
! nrahai,iv frost Friday morning Louisiana
showers, except fair IN south, colder, eA
! cent IN south tonight.
Authentic reports from thirty-eight com
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H. & 3. Beers Letter.

New Orleans, November 13.-Liverpool
adyices were not encouraging but our mar
ket nevertheless opened unchanged and
subsequently declined owing to the lib
era estimate for tomorrow at New Or
leans, Houston and Galveston. Later, how
ever general rains in North and Central
Texas and fears of a frost, then occa-
stoned an advance of g to from the bot
tom.
The easier feeling IN spots and realizing
near the close caused II slight decline,
making the net loss / point ON the day.
Showers are predicted over the southeast
ern portion OF this district tonight or
Friday, otherwise generally fair weather
Will prevail. The temperature Will full
generally by Friday night but Will begin
rising Friday over the northwestern por-
ton Frost Will occur over the north
ern portion OF this district tonight. II Is
claimed now thar a killing frost VIII do no
damage, as the top crop Is opening aud
being picked in all sections. Continental
cables received today say that spinners
there are pursuing a compulsory mana 10
month policy, being heavily stocked with
manufactured goods. which are hard to seil
in consequence of poor trade. From the
action of Liverpool and the continent To-
doy spiuntrs so far evidence no disposition
to enter the market freely and seem in-
clined to let America carry the bulk or
the stock from which they will draw their
requirements as they need them. With a
continuance OF this policy on the part or
European spinners It is requisite that ac-
tive speculation he attracted to the article
to maintain values
Sentiment continues bulish ana any Gu
couraginE feature Will be eagerly grdsped
to enhance prices,
Receipts and the demand for spots will
continue to govern. II. Il b. Beer.
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CANNED GOODS.

CANNED FRUITS-ApDes, s-ib, o5c2
81 10; pineapples. sliced. S1.10; eyeless and
coreless, s15o@1.6o; extra grated 81 .85a
70; pears. BIB, soc; strawberries, 2lb,
ST GOAL. O5: blackberries. BIB. 95cd$1 oO;
peaches. BIB, S1.Jo01 60: 2lh, peaches
S11O11 10; BIB pie neaches. S5I9oc.
CANNED VEGETABLES - Tomatoes,
oh, fun weight, S0dS5c: BIB. full weight,
a5aSi. 90: bib, seconds. 75dsOc; BIB, sec
onds, 9Od05c ollra and tomatoes 2-lb.
S1.OO: canned kraut, BIB. A00o5c Califor-
MIA asparagus. 21a-lb. 81. 25613.50 according
to grade; lib asparagus salmon, cans,
81 .5Od2. Is; baked beans. BIB, 9jc; 2-lb
string beans. Soc; 2.Ib kidney beans, 95c;
9TH stringless beans S125: 2-lb marrow
fat peas, S1O0: 2lh American petit pois.
81 coal G5; extra Maine corn. 81. Is; corn
S56I9Oc: seconds S0GiS5c.
CALIFORNIA FEUIT-Extra standard
21b-lb peaches, lemon cling. S1,9jQ2. 90;
yellow Crawford. S1.sOd1. So; black cher
ries 81 9O612. 90: white cherries. 50. 15TI2. %,
apricots. S1.506l1, 80; Strawberries, $4,000
Q 10, plums S1.JO61 so: grapes, 81. GOAL 70;
seconds, 1oc Der dozen less than extra
CANNED MOLAssEs-P & f. Old Fash
Toned, gallons. So, 10 per case: " gallons
SO 80 per case; Y gallons. 375 per case
Gold Medal brand, fancy table syrup, guar
Jars, S1.OO per dozen; y. b. 6 Co., Creole
10, LOO; S-lb, $1.S5; 5lb, 50 30; lO-lb
81 GO.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
Notwithstanding the General Movement
the Market Was Weak

New Orleans, November 10. Higher
grades Of cotton are not so plentiful and
factors are not putting out fresh lines be-
cause of their growing scarcity. Sales 500
bales, including 200 to arrive. Quotations
unchanged
Notwithstanding the upward movement
In contracts yesterday on this side and
the improvement in Liverpool the market
today was quite weak. Liquidation and
proht-taking held down prices. which soon
after the opening receded to & points.
At this level there was buying move
ment and the market improved 4 to D
raips of q points on November. ! on De,
cember and loss of to . points on the
other positions.
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LOCAL OIL STOCKS.
Palestine and Beaumont Was the Only
Trader.

Palestine and Beaumont Was the Only
Trader
Trading at the oil and Stock Exchange
dropped back to the limit Of dullness yes.
terdny and no transfers were made except
in Palestine and Beaumont. The major
portion OF the sales In this stock occurred
at prices unchanged from those OF the day
before, while several lots were sold at an
advance OF We, The demand was not fully
supplied on these terms and on the last
call the stock was held at SEC.
oners for Gober were raised lAc aud
there was a much better Inquiry for Man
haitian Buyers Of the latter stock would
hardly come up to the mark set by holders
and no trading took place. There was good
request for Ground Floor, but buyers and
sellers did not even approach each other.
A low bid was made for Beaumont Confed.
Grated and the balance OF the list was gen
orally on the decline,
The total sales amounted to 500 shares.
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q. 3. Morris 6 Co.'S Letter.

Houston, Texas November 13.--Liverpool
recorded an advance of 2 points on spot
cotton today and points on arrivals. Jan
nary February sold on first call at 42O,
advanced to 80. declined to 42s then
rallied slightly and closed quiet at 4.2S-29
Discouraged by the lack of response from
Liverpool, New York made loss of to i
points on initial sales. January sold on
the opening to s,O6-07, advanced TO SOB
declined to 799, from which point It rallied
and finally closed steady at 500 The
Southern markets, as rule, were quiet
and steady with fair demand The Interior
receipts were relatively large, the SIX prin-
cipal towns received 27,461 bales. against
~ 12G bales. There was a steadter lone
In the market today, but we think the ad-
vance has about eliminated. Interior and
port receipts are both picking up and the
expectations for tomorrow are very large.
Spot holders are free sellers and no. fair
offer for cotton is turned down. Rains
are predicted throughout the South tomor-
row, which induced some covering, but we
do not think that any weather which may
| transpire after this time will curtall the
/ crop or add much strength 10 the market,
| We favor sales on all advances.
X. b. Morris & Co.
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Weather Was Depressing to the Looa
Business-Prioes.

Yesterday was very dull day IN the
local rice market. The weather was de.
pressing on all sides, causing light receipts
from delays In transit and light sales on
account Of a general desire to postpone
purchases There was no change in the
price scale. while very general inquiry
occurred. The return of rainy weather
gave rise TO the fear that further damage
would be sustained to the rice in the field
and that the better grades VIII soon prove
a greater scarcity. Some large purchases
are hanging in the balance and the opinion
generally prevails that a large movement
will appear just as soon as weather condi-
lions are more favorable.
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Following are the ruling prices:
Crowley.
Especial to The Post,)

Crowley, La. November 13.-Clean rice.
Fancy head rice 5lsa5; choice 6dd0K good
4Ad4I; fair 3la@4 common 3d35s; low
grades 2la@27s; screenings 2d2%; fancy
Japan 4q41s; good 31sa3%i fair 3aESS;
common 217g26; screenings 2d2%; brewers
l1s@1J. Bran per ton 7.OOdsOO; Polish
per ton 1T.OOalSOO. Heavy demand for
fancy Japan but market is comparatively
bare Rough rice. Honduras fancy per
barrel $50; No. / per barrel 80; No. per
barrel 30; No. per barrel 2.4O; No. /
per barrel 40; No. per barrel 40.
per barrel 30; No per barrel 10; No.
3 per barrel LIS. Fancy and high prades
In demand Low ana common grades
quiet Receipts rough rice-IuesdRy, NO
yember IL 1855 barrelsi Wednesday,, No
vember II 6l22 barras.
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'''' STOCKS WELL SUPPLIED
e,spss Are Now on the Market
''ssMD, Arc Mevire Freely-ApPles
S''' 10 Good Demand.

,., xbolesale market exhibited con.
Tne lO'', .c,,vlty yesterday, the principal
isiapi9 Ss,na done In fruit and vegeta-
sins' e,sd supplies OF all the staples IN
rs 49, s.s7,epts are now being received
|sss ~ aS inc demand is now very brisk
|ily apu anu, eeq and cheese market is not
Pc Du.', q was few days ago, owing
lNs'' Sysnces In prices from which the
is.s 80 must recover befo-A replenlshiug
|ral ''sus .acrs Country oilers are coming
,.ssIy and local demand is looking up
irss' little change has lately been
snli e nrIees on any commodities thus
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Chicago. November i3-Butter market
nrm; creamery lI@2Jlz; dairies l5Gz<'
Cheese steady 1l@l2 Eggs hfm' loss on
cases returned 22q24.
Sd Louis, November l3.--Pouitry-Me ak;
chickens q; springs s.; turkeys M dueks
lih; geese q Bntter-Firm creamery z04
70; dairy i7@2O Eggs-steady WI loh'
New York, November H. -Eggs-aeceiptH
sTg2 packages. finn state ard Penmgl
vnnis average 2Sd2sdi western fancy "a
~ Western poor 20 prime 3Oit}J.
Kansas CITY, November iS-Eggs-
Freah IL
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GRAIN AND HAY.

Quotations for carload lots delivered on
tricks Houston or other points taking
same rate. Dealers charge from store 5@
1Oc per 100 pounds more on bran, 2G3c per
bushel on oats and corn, 1O9l5c per 100
BRGN-Per 100 lbs, a6d9sc
CORN CHOPS-Pure, 81 .25@1 81
OATS-Texas, choice bright sac; No. ?
HI CtHoI;N1No. mixed. sacked, e5; No. .
"HGY-CGoice alfalfa, SIS 5o616.GO; choice
timothy, $50 .75dt6. 90; South Texas prairie
s.. OOT6. 90: North Texas and Territory
Lay. ST.. O0@6 co; North Texas and Territory
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wANTED-In small family
as servant, by a girl who Is wiling 70
work; no washing. Address giving full
particulars, IL, Werner, Hursmltn,
Texas rs
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reached from here. aud each one must be
his own Judge But to the man who solves
this much mooted question and backs his
information, there Is easy money with
the rains we are now having aud with a
threatened cold wave. we would favor the
bull side Liverpool Is due 1 up tomorrow.
Richard Cooke & Co
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MErALs.


TIN--Firm S3O.5Ud31. %; lead, 5Mc.
GALVANIZED SHEET IRONS ana )
per cent discount
BLACK SHEET IRON-No. 27, 1918 per
100 pounds.
ROOFING TIN-Machiue made, $lU.5UG
l1.CO per box; OLD style, Sl6.5OalS.50 per
box
pound.
per square.
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Rlehard Cooke & CO Letter.

Houston, Texas, November i3.-with ab-
sorption on a record basis, the cotton that
has matured IS not sufficient. and should
the late cotton on which the bears put
so much stress fail to open from frost OF
excessive rains. there viii be such scam
pering for suppiiea a. would be sensational.
There IA such variance as 10 the late cot
Ton that no Intelligent oeneluSion can be
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nRuGs AND CHEMICALS.

ouinine. 34d36c per ounce bottle; NOR:
per ounce borax, size per pound In lOO-l6
packages; copperas, 500 in barrels; castor
oil ST 20 per gallon in 5-gallon, paekage1si
ensom salts. S1T5 per 100 lbs In barrels;
alcohol. So. 100000 per gallon; sulphur
So (;5 Der 100 lbs In barrels; alum 8l5c per
pound in barrels; saltpeter, &c per p99na6nd "
u tiyersd Texas common railway points.
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The contractor VIII he governed by NIL
the ordinances Of the city regulating or
pertaining 10 public works, especially the
labor ordinance passed February II.
1902. aud must agree TO proper deductions.
from contract price for violations there
OF. o T. Holt, Mayor
D. y nryan. city Secrotary.
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WILSON has Ten hacks Office open day
ana night, phone 12VO. 20
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The right is reserved TO reject any or
all bids ana to waive any infornallty or
defect In any bid II II should be deemed
In the Interest of the CITY Of Bryan to 90
SO. i. NJ. Raysor president board OF di.
rectors. Bryan Narnegle library 10
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GOOD TEAM, wagon ana harness for
sale cheap; Gull by $50 a. M, lO1O Cont,
h1Ith Ward. 10
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m,.r,sop OF these quotations shows
e0l lrantoees in favor Of Houston as
fn , ae'1 rnsrtet When the buyer eonsid'
/ 0. .a' beneats to be derived from hous'
Wv saIght rites be VIII ind shat even
.ta nnotable ngures at other markets
psI ,. ,- tbe prize finally paid is sener-
greater. The prices az, Ser tIoSS tu.i n9
I'M houston wholesale nieASA"N'S' "-'e
q rpylsed Cally.
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WIRE NAILs-S2 20 9ase per keg;
MARRIED WIRE-Galvanized, Gnddan,
sd Is FER 100 lbs; galvanized Baker, $S'S0
per 100 lbs.
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

pound prints. 15iSd16c: Our Little Chief,
FUN cream daisies. 15c.
EGGS-TeNas, 1SQl9c; Kansas 22A23e
KRAUT--New. IN half barrels 50 son
go; fve-gallon kegs. 10.
ONLONS-Cal!fornia, PEE 10, 1MI1As
PEPPER-Cbile. new. t9M2lc per pound
black Singapore. 1Gc.
PECANS--New crop, large, per ID, 121Sd
Loo; smaller sizes, G611c
POTATOES - California 7Od75c per
bushel; Colorado, soc.
PEANUTS Jumbo. ner pound T%c: fancy
hand picked. No. !. 6h66l5c: No 3 SIC
POULTRY Chickens. hens. good. So 5O1
go; flyers, large. So 2563 so; broilers,
S250d2, IS; mixed lots S3.oOd3. %; cocks.
large, old, 2.25d2.JO ducks large, SO OO1
1926: geese. fun fcathere4 S3.0od3, so; tur-
KEYS, hens. S5,0Od7O0: Gobblers. $1,000
1900.
Observation-Disclosures crates, soc9
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BoARD.RoOMs WANTED.

WINTETi--Two nicely furnished connecting
rooms and board Ia private family refer
cnosI exchanged. Address 2Aio thia q:
ace. ~
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PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.

White lead per cwt,, strictly pure, S0.2o;
second grade, $500; third grade, $500
Turpenune, PER case. two 5-galon cans,
SO. SO; barrel lots Coo per gallon. Min
eral paints, 60c per gallon. Dry fixed
reds, per cwt.. s15O; yellow ochre per
Cwt. 81 90. Iinseed oil. best, boiled 406
Doc Ready mixed house paints S1.00.
Window glass, IS per cent of January p
list.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Bids are in,
yited for the erection ana completion OF
twO-story brick school building IA Rich
mond. Bids TO be opened Monday, nth
at D. m Certified check OF $3.50 70 &C.
company each bid, to be forfeited should
sufficient bond for performance OF con
tract within ten days from acceptance
Right reserved to reject any or all bids
Or j. Mark O'Farren, secretary board OK
trustees, Richmond Independent school
district II
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NOTICE TO CoNTRACTORs-B Tor
putting n machinery and complete ap-
pnrRtus Tor power electric lights, water
supply system and steam heating and ven
tiatlng al the epieptlc colony at Abilene.
TexRs Will be received at the oflce OF
comptroller OF public accounts. Austin,
10, 1902, bids TO be accompanied by GER
titled check, payable 10 the governor, fpr
10 per cent OF the amount bid. Plars
and specifications can be seen at the olice
Of j. l.. 0Connor. architect, Abilene,
Texas. OF superintendent Of state insane
asylum, Austin, Texas. The right % re
feet any and all bids Is reserved,
Joseph D. Sayers,
Governor.
John W. Robbins.
Treasurer.
r. VI. Love,
Comptroller OF Public Accounts,
11-1A
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FRulrS.

APPLES-Ben Davis. barrel. S3ood3.9 5 (;
wiresaps and Jonathan, 50 506I4.0 90.
BANANAS-Loose, S1,2j41.50i packed,
S1.0O@1.T5.
COCOANUTS-Per sack, $780, less guam
titles, 6420.
CRANBERRIEs-Pe crate. 81. 75d3 90;
barrels S725QfT 80.
GRAPES Black varieties, per crate
Sis; tokays, $l5O; muscGts, Sl.25gl o.
Cornishom, $3.50.
LEMONS--Messiuas, S3.OOd3 %.
LlMES-MeXicHn, per basket, Sl.luU1. 70
ORANGES-Floridn, per box, So 5Oa3. 10
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PoRT or GALVESTON. November 10,
ARRIYED.


SIS MGlin Head CBr). swansea.
SIS Ballla 0tall, New York.
IS III Paso (Am.), New York.
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SIS FL Ola (Aml, New York.
IS iManteO (Am,l Brownsville.
IS Lincluden CBrl, Manchester.
SIS Sabine (Am.), New York.
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IS III Dia (AmJ, New York
IS ManteO (AmJ, BROWNSVILLE,
s. Lincluden (Br), MANCHESTER
IS Sabine lAml, New York.
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SALES.
Galveston oil Sales

Galveston, Texas, November i8.--saics on
the oil exchange today were:
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Vessels Destined for Galveston,
GALVESTON STOCK.
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Total stock .......2 Oo, 1870 10