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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-07
bIJSTON WHOLESALE MARKET

ply for the month Of February will shew
an Increase Of about 10000 bags.
A San Francisco advice concerning cured
fruits states: Brokers are not In posi-.
ton to offer anything but small broken
lots of cured fruits. Stocks are In the
hands OF three or four iobbers. fair
business is being done in carload lots
bvaporated apples are scarce and arm.
with sun-drled fraction higher. Aprirots
are sought with prices showing an up.
ward tendency. Quotations are Nc higher
Inpeeled hleached peaches are firm aud in
demand. Standard grades scarce and @c
higher Cheap goods are gone. Most Of
the stocks on hand are choice extra choice
ana fancy. Nectarines, which have been
r rn only neglected line, are now. In de.
mana, and holders have advanced prices
re, Aprlcots and prunes are going for.
ward In one and two-pound cartons.
Thomas ]. Meehan & Co. OF Baltimore
report on canned goods: The canned goods
market here has been very quiet during
the past week, and there have been no
special features to report. The demand
for goods has been improving gradually
since the FIRST Of the year, but the total
volume of business doing is not yet up to
tue mark. What gives the greatest en-
couragement to the holders of canned GOO is
is the fact that all the goods being pur-
chased now are for immediate shipment,
notwithstanding the cold. freezing weather,
which indicates that the goods hre for i'm.
mediate wants, from which fact the pack
ers argue that the stocks in the hands Of
lobbers must he light, generally Tomn-
toes both for spot and future" delivery,
are attracting the most attention Just now
They look like a safe purchase at the pres
ent quotations.
Regarding apricots New York advice
says The market is moderately well sup.
piled with stock, and the demand is active
with trading largely for the wants of
distributors. We hear Of no large move.
ment, and so far as can be learned no
purchases for shipment from the coast ore
reported that market being above the
parity Of this cost to lay down. Private
kilograms from the coast referring to the
situation state The ideas of sellers Of
aprlcots have shown considerable strength,
and the holders Of the stock have ad
vanced materially in their views The de.
mand from interior points is active and
holdings are being reduced, "
Regarding the movement here a leading
handler said today: 1.-The demand, while
principally for small lots is active. The
trade this season has started in unusually
early, and 1t begins to look as though the
spring demand would take care Of all the
The market out there from first hands has
developed more strength and is now fully
&c above the parity of spot cost to lay
down here added. One feature of the situa.
ton is that buying Is mainly In small lots,
This indicates that the distributing trade
is having call for the fruit, and Is using
up stock as fast as it gets to them"
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HEAVY STABLES.

HEAVY STAPLES.
|4iMuNlTION-Po per key. S1.Oo'
Biting powder S165 per keg drop shot
sack, $145; buck, $40
aeon Extra short clear, in sacks,
3Il0S.c; regulars, 10A@11c; boxed, Ac
per; bellies, llA@l2c
AtIGGGING AND TIES - Bagging. lib
E2A.lb, 75ac Arrow ties, less than car
q lots, from Houston, &.25.
@ANDY-Stick, wrapped. basis "a No. 2.
&62c per lb; No. /. full weight, basis
f7AG7l5c per ID; special sizes, nc high
mixed: 39G15c, as to quality,
ANDLES-Sta full weight. lOc; Gran
full weight, 10l9c; Electric Lights, sac.
;E% Y, y I.-oP1oHrtland, $2,75@3'25; koseh'
fair, slkas4c; prime, ga
4; choice, 9%@lOc; fancy, fol5d11c; Pea,
~, l2hdl3l3c: Cordova, 1312c: roasted
fees. Arhuckle's Ariosa, basis lOQ-lb
rs, lie. delivered; Apex, 11.40c; Lion,
pc; Gold Seal Mocha and Java, lib
", 2lo and Alb pals, 1870; Information
eaNs blend, lib tins, 1s%c; . and alb
Vs. 1870: Royal Anna Mocha and Java,
Z TINS, 2sc; bulk, 26c
EAtkERS-A b C soda, bulk, boxes,
y LID cartons per dozen 9Oc; ginger
~ llsc creams, Sc; stage planks, 6lAc;
~ md jumhlcs. lie.
-FOUR Basis 4S-lb sacks: Fancy nigh
..enI - 80; fancy, half patent, 81 100;
IA grade, So. IS; 24.lb sacks, 10c per bar,
higher hour In wood, 15c per barrel
'ABINACEous GooDs-Grlts. hominy
I nsaII meal, In 4olt sacks, per sack,
,del OF -four sacks; Scotch oats, 81 90;
lehds oats, So %; Columbia oats, 81 so;
LnnAeye oats, S2S5; Hecker's buckwheat,
10 packages, $3.50.
4 nd Refined tlerce, compounds. Si2@
'eaI, qlOS4c; 5o-lb cans. &c higher
~ &c higher; Bib cans. ic higher.
| |1AicNsSom Sst 1115c' fancy, 12A@1Sc;
Sl,Oo per barrel coopered,
HFso6SSiEY-In barrels. e5a75c per gallon
bnip cans ans, extracted, 5q6c per pound
Enf e99nnd sections. l2113c.
~, rOLA aSSsES-Rebolled. fair. 16A@1Se
II my, SOq2le; choice. 25626c; fancy new
4 syrup S2qSSc; pure new crop syrup,
IIsUIMopI1isNssEp MIKE Eagle. SC. 1907 90;
S SygssTgs1 81: 1904 90; Winner. $4.25d4 S.
fnIl m nSIl-lb full weight, 4 OF, S5G00c
6ayl1.i weight, S.oz, $1.60Gf1 20; lib. 3 Of,
Ri I'D light weight, 5566Oc; 2-lh.
y sw,elgght' $4,000; lunch oysters, lib,
IN |nALtEs-Five,gallon kegs. $3.50: 10.
herIo ess 1913; .9'bbls, $500; plnts.
~ 81 "a style, 500: quarts. American
\ n, ,f SL,sO; h,gallon, $3.50: l.gallon, Amer.
les 1900; 1-gallon hexagon, $3.50
~. Extra fancy head 6ltd6i4c, choice
d. ~ eom Islr, 4%4lhe; fancy imported, Ga
Se, r nS7.slsal, basis 7-l6; orc; Manila,
"a al n rniarred lath yarn. Sc; tarred, Tllc
q a Louisiana. coarse. s5c: fine. SIG.
q. 77oS los 80; 60-5s, s2.4b; i0O-ss,
q 1 ~ flSH-Maekerel. No. /. in losb
q; It nbs' asaift,6arrels, 7o-lb. No. 1. IS ,Ooa
Pillar Rock. Columbia,
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tOoL WEATHER
Restraints SPRING DEMAND.
4 :. ve,y soaree--Potatoes Advance
strawberries Arrive in Larger
4. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lower

- M unusual features to note
4 'ro,ssale market yesterday. Trad
4 .oarcely up to the average in actly'
M cool weather is somewhat re
20 the spring demand. Fruits
4 asrce in consequence are moving less
.nd other commodities are going out
tair scale
80. situation showed no decisive
vnua little better demand held
4 somewhat frmer. Sales were re-
4 Al various prices from ledlsc'
. ara moving much more freely in
4 ,,er than In the first part of the sea
4 nrIces are much better suited to
800 consumer. There is now a
supply on hand.
i ,,es continue to advance In Call
and local prices stand firm at 81 10
Ths market is we'll supplied and 1t
Eh,ble that prices will be moved up
II time.
/, ! berries are coming in In somewhat
1 quantities, though not sufficient yet
IN reach Of ths general trade. Of
Il were mG&e yesterday of twenty
En- crates at 81 25d2.5o.
sNs tomatoes are selling lower and
1 have been bought during the day at
IL 10. Heavier receipts have caused
s.cllne while the vegetable is frequent
snalred by ne long shipment.
.pce stocks are growing very low. It
.rdy expected that the condition will
tueyed during the week, as unfnvor
weather in California has delayed
bsnts only a few boxes were lett
ma in the afternoon and 1t Is prob
'tbat many orders will go untitled.
hough the deliveries of coffee in Ham.
during the month of February ex-
IA the arrivals by 5000 bags the stock
Nee in Hamburg revised showed an
'ase of 10000 bags, amounting to 992,'
,ars. against ST., 600 bags, the stock re
a on February l. Owing to the un,
Fled gain in the Hamburg stock of
as shown by the revised tgures it
M figured that the worlds visible sup.
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today. The attention Of buyers was main
ras and offerings OF them were well taken
up at full prices. Some light trading in
top grade Japan was also reported. The
market closed steady with no qu0table
change; trading In clean was In fair volume
with no change In prices. No receipts from
country mills were reported. Receipts 1899
sacks OF rough and no pockets Of clean
Sales $3.50 pockets OF clean and 2lIS sacks
of rough. OF which 1907 sacks were Hon
duras and 36G sacks domestic Japan.
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very firm. Sales $500 bales. including $50
to arrive. Quotations advanced l-16 on all
grades. AS far as fuilres were concerned
the bulls had charge OF the market with
the active months very firm. All the sur
rounding features point to a stil higher
level and there is a degree of confidence
among the friends of values that keeps
prices booming. May and July were the
active months. After the numerous nuctua-
lions the market finally closed steady with
net gains OF to points ON all positions
except September and October, which were
to 4, respectively, lower.
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LITTLE GIRL MURDERED.

Body Found in a Vacant Building at
Lake Charles
Lake Charles. La. March 6 Irene Ken
dali the o.ycarold daughter Of n. ]. Ken.
DAN Of this city, was found this afternoon
In Vacant building near the southern
PncIhc telegraph office with her throat
cut, the result Of an attempt at criminal
assault The officers have not apprehend.
ed hor aasailaut nor are they In posses.
sion Of any GLOW as vet
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Va, is here visiting his sister Mrs. W.
Kelsey.
number Of stockmen have gone to
work In earnest 10 extermnate the loco
weed, Mr. j. w. Merrill having thirteen
men at work digging It cut Of his pas.
ture
The heavy southwest winds that have
been blowing for some DAYS are varied
this morning by q cold uorther
office Of postmaster al this place for more
than four years. has determined 10 resign,
and a petition for the appointment OF Mrs.
l., A Gillespie TO this office Is being signed
by the many friends Of both these ladies'.
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New York Drv Goods.

New York, March 6.-Dry goods-The
tone OF the market for cotton goods con
tlnue strong in staple lines. Advances of
lsc noted in some brands of 325 per yard
and four.year brown sheetings No further
advance in coarse colored cottons. Bleached
goods firmly held. Narrow print cloths IN.
changed. Prints are very firm for staples.
Glnghams unchanged Fair demand report
ed for hosiery and underwear.
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CaruiII & Richardson's Letter.


Houston. March G-Cotton continues to
advance under large supporting orders,
and the bulls are more ssnguine Of a
successful climax than any time this sea-
son They are forcing their position by
taking advantage of every little weak pc
Rod to add to their lines, and the stats
teal position is daily growing stronger,
making the demand for spots at increased
values good, with values hardening and
offers smaller each day. Stocks are de-
creaslng rapidly at all interior centers,
and Notwithstanding that considerable
cotton is now being moved from uncount-
ed towns 1t is quite probable that the INTO
sight will not meet nearly expectations of
10000 bales. but should be nearer $780,
Coo against $4,000 last year. A New Or
leans operator. who has been conspicuous
on the bull side of cotton for many months
is reported to have bought 10000 Mays
ticeable today that professional bears both
In New Orleans and New York We're sell
ing quite literally on the advances leading
us to believe that they think It Is time 10
put out short lines Conditions are not
with them. however. and with the con.
tinued light receipts, we believe they will
be forced to cover at higher prices. Liver.
pool is due TO be unchanged tomorrow,
While cotton has scored good advance
during the past month there is still more
room at the top than at the bottom and
year. and indications that maximum
acreage will not be planted. we feel friend
ly toward the market on all reactions.
Cargill e Richardson.
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Reslened BY Bats.

Corpus Christi, Texas, March 6.--From a
gentleman who arrived here from the cliffs
addition. south Of this city. yesterday The
Post correspondent learns that during the
wind and sandstorm several days ago n
house, aud II seemed impossible TO get
them out. They were gotten rid Of after
1873 Of them had been killed
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GRAIN AND Hay.

Carload lots, (, o. b. cars from millers;
dealers charge from store 5di0c more per
100 lbs on bran, 2Q3c per hushel on oats
and corn, and l0@l5c per 100 lbs on hay.
BRAN--Per 100 lbs 81 l1@1.l2
WHEAT SHoRTS-Per 100 lbs, S125I
100.
CoRN-No sacked, Tnds1c.
CORN CHOPS-Pure. 81. 4tGI1 As.
OATS--per hushel, 56d5sc.
HAY--A'falfa Sl4 75@15 90: choice tim.
othy, $l9.00Q10,50; South Texas prairie
hay, IS o0d10 20; North Texas aud Terri.
tory hay, S15. 0O6I1S. 90
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COFFEE.

New York. March g Coffee Spot Rio
easy; No invoice 81. Mild uil Coz.
dova sd12 Futures closed steady net 10
@20 points lower. Total sales Assoc bags
March 80; April 5 40; MAY * 1915 50;
Jnly g. 65; July 5 Co.'s 75 September . 80
az o5 December 8 .o0ie 20; February 8. 10
do 25
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RInhard Cooke & CO Lettet.

Houston, Texas, March e.-There Is lit.
tie change in the situation The estimates
we're less than one-half one year ago. Mr.
Price Insists that the crop viii be near
100000 bales. and when one takes into
consideration the good trade generally,
even with crop as large as last year, cot,
ton should be worth more than the pres
iiverpool is due 20 be unchanged to-.
morrow hichard Cooke CO.
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New OrIeans Cotton.

New orleans, March s.-Fayorable cables,
large movement in Liverpool, reported i'm.
movement In trade conditions were re
ferred to as strong points by the factors
who favored higher rates. The markst was
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PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.

White lead per cvt. strictly pure, SO 25;
Turpentlne. per case. two 5-galiou cans,
1915; barrel lots, soc per gallon Mineral
paints, Coo per gallon Window glass, 90
etiaD reds, per cwt, S1J0; yellow ochre.
60@70c. Ready mixed house paints, 81 Goa
l.5O per gallon, according to brand. mineral
paints. Coo per gallon. Window glass, 50
per cent on Jnnuarv LIST
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nRuGs Ann cHEMIcALs.

ouinlne, 40d42c per ounce bottle; NOR
prime 81 250l2 30 per ounce: cocaine, sou
per ounce; borax, size per pound In lOOlp
packages; copperas, 81 40 In barrels, castor
oil, 81 20 per gallon in 5-gallon packages
EPSON salts, 81 rs per 100 lbs In barrels
alcohol, 81 T0ds 90 per gallon, sulphur
s2.66 per LOO lbs In barrels alum, mo Per
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CITY TREASURER.

hereby announce myself as a candidate
Tor reelection to the office of city treas
urer, subject to the action OF the demo-
cratic primaries. A. a. szabo.
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Fo9 MAYOR.

At the solicitation OF a large number Of
the citizens of Houston, hereby announce
myself candidate for the office OF mayer,
O. T. Holt.
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At the solicitation Of my many friends
announce myself MS q candidate for re-
election for the office OF street commits
soner OF the city OF Houston subject to the
action OF the democratic nrimaries.
Matt brennan.
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At the solicitation OF my many FRIENDS
who have contributed to my announcement
fund, announce myself as candidate for
reelection to the office of city attorney,
subject to the action OF the democratic
primaries. Joe M. sam.
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FoR ALDERMAN.

am a candidate for alderman Of the
Second ward, subject 10 the action OF tbs
democratic primaries. aud respectfully So
''i' your '''pO'' c. Ed ssttesast.
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! hereby announce myself as candidate
for health officer, subject 10 the action OF
vac N'''S' SU j. G. Boyd, NJ. D.
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WIRE NAILS-S2 95 base per keg.
BARRED WIRE-GalvanlZed Gldden,
$50 per 100 lbs galvanized Baker, $3.50
per 100 lbs.
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CITY ASSESSOR.

hereby announce myself as n candidate
for reelection 10 the office OF city assessor
and collector, subject TO the action OF the
democratic primaries.
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sTREEr COMMISSIONED.

/ hereby announce as a candidate for the
Office of Street Commissioner subject to
the action OF the democratic primaries.
JACK Kennedy.
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CITY ATTORNEY.

hereby announce myself ns q candidate
fnr the office of city attorney, subject to
the action of the democratic day primaries.
Ingham s. Roberts.
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HEALTH OFFICER.

The Post Ia authorized TO announce Or.
W. NJ Brumby as a candidate for City
Health officer, subject 10 the action Of
the democratic primaries.
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Votice OF Registration

!, Oaice OF Registrar OF CITY az Ho,ator
fa,Sston street side OF old market -
~, Inc onice OF the registrar for the registra-
ION, Tor the city election to BE- heIS On tha
TN day OF April, 1902, will be omen m ~, ~,
eorulng 70 law, Tuesday, March Sstas
IN, and i viii continue, to be open for the
Eesistration o. the legally quallded voters
slnded. fIom o'clock A. h. TIL s o'clock
p M, or each day, aud 90 lourerl
10 ne entitled to register, every male ner
son must be q years, OF age by the day Of
the United States, and must have resiaed
N the State one year next preceding the
election, and the last SIX months In the city
OF Houston. He must furnish the regis.
trar with mis- name, color, nationality, the
number OF The, ward, the name OF the street
on which he lives, and the number Of the
house In which he resides
voters must register in person, and not
py etter or proxy Idiots, lunatics.
paupers supported BY the county, all per,
the right OF suffrage by the governor. and
all soldiers mariners and seamen In the
army or navy Of the United States are not
allowed 70 register. No previous registra-
election for which this registration Is held.
Under the law, all persons applying to vote
IN the city OF Houston must be registered
nrSt and have the registrars certificate is
sued before they can vote. and every male
person OF foreign birth, subject to none of
the disqualifcations aforesaid, who. at auy
time before an election. shall have declared
nus intention TO become citizen of the
United States, in accordance with the Fed
eral manipulation laws and shall have re-
ing such election, and the last six months
IN the comfy in which he offers TO vote.
%hall also be deemed qnallhed voter.
MI.
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CANNED GOODS.

CANNED GOODS.
IYNED FRUITS-Apples, 3-lb, 95cGl
b: pinenpples, sliced. 81. 10; eyeless and
less, s1.65dl.75: extra grated, 81 sOa
pears. 2lb, soc, strawberries, lib
pd120; blackherries, BIB, SOdSoc;
hes, 2.lb, 81 GOAL 10
lNNED observation-disclosures, 2-lb,
weight, 95c. 3-lb full weight, 81 20
Is. bib, seconds 90d95c; BIB, seconds,
bal %; okra and tomatoes, 2-lb, S1,oO;
led graut, Bib, Sl.05dl. TO- California
|ragus, 2l2.lb ~ 05M2. 10, lib Cantor
asparagus tp9 50 90; baked beans, BIB.
Glib stPiag beans rS5a3 2-lD kidney
s, Csc, 2lh stringless beans, $l.25; 2.lb
towfat peas 81 10; lib American petit
$l.50d1,75; Al corn, Sl.OG; 2slb Blue
Ie corn. SOC; Pride of Maryland, Doc;
ark, soc; Better than Cold SJc9
FRUIT-Extra standard
B peaches lemon cling, S1,95d2 90;
Nv Crawford. 81 S5d195; black cher.
So 2002 %: white cherries, S225W
aprlcots, $1.SOd1 90; Strawberries,
sd2 10; plums, 81 ,65G1 75 grapes, 81 60
5; seconds, 100 per dozen less than
d standard prices.
NNED MoLASSES-P & f. Old Fash
], gallons, So 10 per case; "a gallons,
J per case; u gallons. S3I5 per case;
omel syrup, 2lb cans, 00Q95c; Gold
al brand fancy table syrup. quart jars:
per dozen; r r. & Co, Gold Medal
e5c; Slb, $1.35; 5.lb, S22oi lO-lp'
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

|comparlson Of these quotations shows
advantages In favor Of Houston as q
iesale market, When the buyer consid-
HE benefits 10 he derived from Hous.
freight rates he will find that even
i the quotable figures at other mar
are lower the price finally paid IS
Eally greater The prices are those rul-
among Houston wholesale merchants,
|are revised daily.
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hereby announce myself as csndi-
date for the Office of chief of police, SUBJ
ject to action OF the democratic primaries.
John w. Howard.
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Clean rice continues to command good
inquiry and purchases keep at healthy
figure Prospects are for ready absorb.
ton until the end Of the milling season.
The same quotations are maintained.
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hereby announce myself as candidoe
for the Office OF chief of police, subject to
the action OF the democratic primaries.
J. NJ Ray.
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/ hereby announce myself as 4 candidate
for the office Of city attorney, subject TO
the action of the democratic primaries.
II. II. Stone.
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EoR nlsTRlcr cLERk.

FOR DISTRICT CLERK,
| hereby announce myself as candidate
for the office Of district clerk, subject 10 ac-
tion OF the democratic primaries
John b. Ashe,
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pounds 10 barrels saitpeter, &c per pound
500; gum opium, sS.s5: powdered opium,
Sass; carbollc acid, 40d42c per pound In
bottles; calcium carbide. $500 per 100, de.
livered Texas common railway points.
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Dried FRuITs AND NuTs.

APPLES-Fanc eyaporated, so ID boxes,
9A@Y1ac; lib cartons, fancy, l0l3c; cartons,
choice. 91ac; choice evaporated SIC; sun
dried, 6lhc.
APRICoTs-Pe ID. loose, lolkd1lc.
CITRON-m 10-lb boxes, lac.
CURRANTS-25lh boxes, cleaned bulk.
s15a9c; lib cartons. cyclic.
DATES-1lb packages, 7ladSc; Fard
dnte5. %; Hallowel, bulk. 6oIb boxes
safe.
FIGS-Imported 1212Gl5o
PEACHES-Choice new stock, SA@9c.
RA1SINS-Calfornia 3-crown, l. L.
boxes, 81. 65@l IS; Alb boxes, l. NJ. raisins'
60d70c; 2-crown, L. NJ raisins, 50lh boxes,
7ladI7s4c; 3-crown, L. NJ, 7%Gsc,
PRUNES--Ca lfornia, 901O0s, sc; SO9Os,
6l9c; .70-s0s, &c; G0-7Os, 6l9c; 50.6os. &c; 90
sos, Sc.
NUTS-Brazll, 16a17c per ID; nlberts,
Sicily, l3c; California walnuts, lSnl4ci
peanuts, fancy hand picked, 5lE96c; No.
2 4A@5e; Jumbo, IG1Ac; almonds; Tara,
gona, 16@l7c per III in sacks California
almonds, Zoe; pecans. 1oc; chestnuts PED
montes, &c.
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hereby announce as a candidate foF
Chief of Police, subject TO action OF the
democratic primaries. J. G. Blackburn.