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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-27
PALESTINE NEWS.
JUDGE REAGAN Has Returned to Austin.
A Stock Company.

Judge Reagan Has Returned to Austin.
Stock Company.
Palestine, Texas. February 26,-Coonel
W. NJ. Lacy, candidate for congress from
Rusk, is in the city today,
Hon John H. Reagan left Yesterday for
Austin. He has been for the past week
here at the bedside OF his wife aud grand
sen, who have been seriously III.
County Clerk Morris says that the matri'
monial business this month has beaten the
record as there have been twenty-five mar
rlare licenses issued IN that many days.
Charles Stewart, the brakeman who fell
from n moving train two weeks ago, Dreak'
ing leg is out driving today.
ohm W. Vance and Miss Mary G. Bare
dell wer quietly married last evening az
s 30 at the residence Of the brides parents,
4O1 Market street. NJ.
Mrs. Hampson Gary, nee Royal OF IFler
arrived in this city yesterday on a visit 10
relatives and friends, much TO the delight
OF Palestine society, IL,
The Arnold Stock company opened US
Arsf nights engagement az the opera house
Monday night TO a crowded house. They
viii MAY here every night this week and
MS this is their third season through here
they are making a big hit, as everyone who
aoes is pleased with their hish'elass poF'
forinances
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OIL STOCK VALUES BULLISH.
BECKY SHARP REACHED SC,
OTHER ADVANCES FOLLOW
AnaIo-Ar,eriean Victor N. Q. and p.
NJ and NJ, Independence ard Geyser
Of Galveston Improve

The buliish tone was distinct at yestcr.
days session az thsS on and stock FIX.
change The rising values prohibited AS
large total as has been frequently re-
corded 81 late, hut the activity was he.
yond tho average and shows that the DC.
mand Is not confined to a particular level
OF valuation.
Rocky Sharp made an increase that was
only surpassed in Importance by that OF
tho day before and which carried the
stock to sc on ono salea gain Of 80
per cont In the value It has reached since
the time OF it's launching Sales occurred
all the way from 4lSGi5c with a strong
demand In evidence and none 10 be oh
tanned on the close for less than the latter
hgure while A5sc was bid.
Anglo. American made an improvement
over the previous cali There were more
buyers than sellers at &c and much absorp-
ton took place at isc higher. All orders
for Victor tncw) could not be filled at the
former price of 2l9c, and Higgins brought
even n larger price thun recently paid In.
dependence fully maintained the 2s.c mark
With a good number OF purchasers on that
basis. National oil aud PIPE made a
more than &c advance on the day aud
closing offers OF 3IC were refused Mcr-
chants and Mechanics brought an Increase
of ls@i4c aud sellers afterward held for
2r Geyser Of Galveston received Del ter
bids aud Manhattan WAS strong at the
preceding price Ground Floor sold AZ a
premium OF 80 per cent on It's par value
and offers OF Zoe less did not meet with
response, Gladys OF Galveston and Lucky
Dime ench showed weakness aud Beatty
mewl Gobcr and Grace stood unchanged.
Cascade came into the list as u new seller.
clfecting a big trade Tor a start--lO. O0O
shares brought 4lgC.
The prices bid and asked and the sales
made were as follows;
UNLISTED SrOCK
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MAGNITUDE OF INDUSTRY
IN TEXAS AND LOUISIANA.
Clean Rice Still Attracts the Attention Of
the Trade-Loea Conditions Are
Satisfactory.

III connection with tho extent Of the rice
Industry in Texas and Louisiana the Louis.
lana Planter says:
Few persons have any idea Of the mag
rltude Of the rice industry Of Louisiana
and Texas. year ego It VAS thought
that the crop of 1901 wonld reach 3,50nON
of bags. based upon q planting of 100000
acres ANA an average yield Of seven bags
Of rice per acre. The result OF the crop
of 1901 is now estimated At 100000 bags,
thus coming but little short Of the crop OK,
rectcd a year ago.
10000 short tons OF clean llcc. 1t IL a
marvel TO some persons as 10 now inns
large quantity Of rice has been absorbed
by the trade without material dlminu;
tion In prices Throughout The Whole
season rice has brought comparatively
full prices. Doubtless the great drouin
in the Western states which reduced inc
corn crop 10 less than one'half,, affected
all food products aud acted tayolahiy
upon the rice market, enabling Us dis
trlbutlon at full prices. although the crop
was so much larger than usual
Efforts are now making 10 put IN \
stiIl larger crop for 1902 and this result
As accentuated in degree by the somewhat
unsatisfactory condition or the sugar IN
dustry. some planters being led 70 span
don Inc cane Industry with view OF
deyoting themselves TO the quicker re-
turns realized from the rice crop.
"Mlth such staple article. so non
perlshable IN Its character. as rice, inert
Is no reason why It should be forced or
the market as summarlly As In the past
IL held OF the market sufficiently 70 pre-
vent any gui, good prices eolid De ~
cured for rice every seasoh' ana We tfn :,
Clean rice still attracts the attention o.
the focal trade and conditions are salts
factory with quoted price unaltered.
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SITUATION WANTED~ in rong5 nrac1I-
cal bookkeeper aud accountant wants en,
piolment al once. Address 4l53. this
office. ' ''
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3. 3. MONS q Co.ls L.tter.

.
Houston, Texas February 90 Liverpool
cables were hardly up to expectation OH
the opening this morning. but when the
American markets stiffened on the fright
Of shorts, there was sudden change for
the better in tho foreign market. spots I'D.
vancng 49, on sales OF 5000 bales, the
nest days business for some time aud III.
lures winding mp the day at nm advance
or > TO II American points Private nd.
Vices from that center. too. Indicate a
hcttcr feeling In spots and that Epinners
were more Interested In securing their
supplies because OF report showing con.
siderable Improvement In trade conditions
In Germany.
Tho scare Of shorts resulted from tho
Fadden aud others Identified with the hull
crowd and tho scarcity Of offerings which
immediately followed this action The
movement was rather behrlSh again with
large increases nj tho ports and in the
interior towns, but the belief that the
shorts would he called upon 10 deliver the
cotton mnde them anxious to cover their
requirements in this month, which is the
cause of the premium that March gained
over the remainder Of the list during tho
season. There was some slight recessuns
from tue best Of the day during the after
noon session, but tho close was steady.
III the bun clique remains firm In thc
course started today IN regard TO the tend
rrs Of cotton there Is likely to bc some
llluE Nolhs IN lhut optlph. certain IS II
that there will be no decline as long as
the short interest remains unprotected.
Tho whole matter may blow over by a set
Element ON tho outside. There is no short
selling anywhere and liquidation is pro.
nouncedly absent For these reasons we
are not disposed TO look for many declines,
while we consider the prospect for higher
prices very good indeed The movement
is not being much regarded at the mo-
mpnt The Impression is that all tho cot
ton viii he needed. aud this is gaining
gruud with the passage of each day aud
means eventually higher prices.
r. r. Morris e. Co.
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The New Orleans Market.

New Orleans, February 2a.-No trading
in rough rico was reported today, Re
ccipts were missing quantity and offer
ings from store were entirely nominal.
Clean rico showed fair volume Of bust.
ness. Honduras grades were steady, but
JBpans we're n shade easier The demand
Is confined to the better grades of Hon.
duras and these arc well absorbed, but the
falling Of In the demand from, Porto Rico
has weakened the demand for the low
grntSs of japan No receipts were re.
ported Sales 25O7 D>Szts OF clean ana
no sacks Of rough Quotations unchanged.
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New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans February 26.-The demand
for spot cotton has improved somewhat, the
sales Of the day being 1000 bales from fac
tors tables and 500 to arrive. Quotations
unchanged.
In the future market a much better feel.
ing existed. After opening at about yes.
terday's closing there was an early advance
Of points Tho hullsh tone came prin-
cipally in the character OF reflection OF
events in the New York market. The ad.
vance here held steady 10 the close, which
netted 6 points up on all positions.
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L:.la.I.L. {! D.
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Blood Balm CO., i15 Mitchell ST, Atlanta,
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PROFESSIONAL.

WILSON'S stable charges no more out
gives better service. .
NTCANE's DEFECTIVE AGENCY Fur
nish detectives Tor hanks. lawyers cor
poratona aud others Houston, Texas
DIR ii, G. CUNNINGHAM 0face, 6lO'a
Main street; new phone S3S. RESIDENCE.
1906 Austin street, new phone ~ 80
& o. COTTON & BROS, Fire Insurance
Agents and Adjusters. : Nan 81. 8
John L. KOPF, updertaker and embalmer
1Oi4 Prairie avenue; phones 6sI I-22
0UR PHONE NUMBER Is 400. Houston
Plumbing aud Manufacturing Coz fa
Main street, u
C10TP COLDs, Pnuemona; use ire
famous 40 he" OH Il has saved TIE
iitts OF thous1uds after ~ Other Enowr
remedies had failed II. p Jones Sons,
proprietors Dallas, Texas. Il
TEXAS Sc EFT SERVICE BUREAU
FTperienced ana bonded detectives for
civil or criminal inyesilgn los; bonded
watchmen for day or night service. !.
n, Cure, general manager, 3iJb Main
street. W
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New York Dry Goods.

New York, February 26~-An average
amount Of business was reported today in
the general run of cotton goods here. Prices
were very firm for an staple lines and
there were few opportunities in fancies for
buyers to secure of price lots Priut cloths
were firm. Mems wear wooden faurlcs
were. duct nut without change in price
STAPLE dress goods firm for fall.
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TRADE IS NOTED.
ALL LINES ARE MOVING.
r,os tho important Feature,
.,iss Attract Attention--Tur-
and Linseed oil Advance.

|s, ,.,,s market Yesterday was
'.,.d BY healthy trade. good
80 id'l" - trui. and produce cnme into
r'a and a good LOT of orders came
! r'lS' a,trv while the city demand
NJ 10 active
|.ab. oranges of excellent variety
euAe mo market and the fruit moved
les. w. .s.ly throughout the day,
o. :, bananas arrived increasing
lsru Unable shipping stocks. The size
- ,n,llty Of the lunches were notice
en- .asb tc constitute a rarity in this
.ho erst day of the season IN
IN, ps .rherrIes attracted the attention
'u s,,sa. t,,ae Some inc specimens Of the
{, Hsss rr,duct arrived aud were quickly dis
Ion ton III
- ,aidtne progress in Texas is well
MAI. s..,rd by the shipment of solid
Fsaitl ..I n ready mixed paints consisting
kchsnr Ian cars which is now on Its way
sl Scago to this state
u. live and liuseel oil are on an up
IN, nave Tie former has steadily Id
i a0c during the north and now
[ n'n ~ Tor fve-gallon cases. The lat
selling at 60a70c, an increase Of
a. window glass brings 90 per cent
WI tnuary list.
lmpcrtant feature Of the day was
EPvlsr, amp.in egg prices. Increased receipts,
y ~ io NJ A. demand and sharp break in the
erencs IN markets caused decline OF 3 to
h Sai u and left tho situation weak at that.
% % II tp sales took place at zoe and many
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A DAY IN THE RICE MARKETS

Straights ........ ...,.,.., 80 n 80
The days sales amounted to 31i pockets
nj clean. There were no receipts of rough
for the day, making total to date Of 90.
0l2 sacks.
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pFNToN.--A new hotel is 20 be ntted
nm in the near future, three-story ouild
Ing having been purchased for the por'
pose.
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l.D per gallon. according 10 brand; mineral
paints, @c. per gallon Window glass, so
per cent on January ust
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HEAVY STAPLES.

II u,t,,,,,.,,o,. o., -, e. M.
a,NvNiIiON-e,Fo Nv ,eI h J, ", hnt
W. pgsnuer' Az. ~ IN S'S "''p
, SSi Afoi DUCK %l''v. 4, socls
snte; regulars. lVA@llci DoAed' ttc
ln ,; peines, !I,HG ~; p.,,u OH
A ~ AND ! lltS -- bassli,-'
,sSipi it9c' arrow tleS' less lhau cnl
sYn r' IRON housto1' ,Nl'-o' ~, %
~ pimslirh' WraPI'eI' nasis -; ~" -
esAc per 10; No. l, fnll weight OASIS
49, ,,pP eT ~ speclal siTpS, ~ n'S'
i linys S72 s. loe' ~ 10 9uhi''H,', o.,n
IN L nn,, 1o i,ll Melsm,, ~ on
Furv wsisnt lo52'' HdcEliic o.
n ii TE6o M 'i"hu' T-'''ct''-'' N'''''
gt .ssIs RE o.} fair' ssasi3oc,; prime oa
M Ehaishc; Cordova, 1$l3c; roasted
I'm +, A9unkle Ariosa, hass lVViD
qh ne, Gellvered Apex, J .4uNi LION,
,snoG seal Mocha ana Java 10
M e@ Mocha ana Java nlend, IN
N, .ip s, ana an pals, 1S4c; Information
n ia S,rnq po LIP ms, 1875, ana 4.t'
|. VI; 2Se,; bulk 26c.
a'i MslKs-A d G soda, bulk boxes,
Y, ~ cartons, per dozen 9Oc; ginger
M IN ~ creams, Sc; stage plankS, 6hc'
,tnn lal lumhIes, lie.
i AZ ~ hhsls +s-lb sacks: faRcy nlgh
In. M40; fancy. half patent, $4.lO'
.s:sAer -four in wood, 15c per barrel
AIN AZ cno,, ~
saMAcEoUs GOODS Grits, hominy
asagi meal, in 40lt sacks, per sack.
PAR meal in 20 IL sacks. $40 per
IN. o. Tour sacks; Scotch oats, S3.0J :
s 80. oats, 800; Columbia oats, So 80;
packages, s4s0.
! Refined ticrcc, compounds, Si3M
!, f f iOi9glo&c; 50-lb cans ilc higher
naefGes: lob cans, %,c higher; 5lb
sAaS-St Standard, 11Lc: fancy. 1aatmi3c:
NV IN PANS. $50.
sAl- Bulk, S1Oo per barrel: coopcrpd,
fSdvr,,
8ksNti-ln barrels, 65dT5c nor gallon
srR cans, extracted. 50f6c per pound I;
ssah @a1lc; In 12-Ih cans. extracted.
MN pound sections. 1oGI3c.
lss.AAaS SS.5! Reboiled. fair. 1e&@iSc;
F'up, s2aSSc; pure 1,'' new c ron syrup,
5i0ynr,.
ys.gSENsED MILK-Eagle. SO. 75M7 90:
1hDs s4.65d4 10: Dime, $3. S563. 80:
iIST T .$4l6d4, 20; Winner. $3.50 4. 35.
S SiiiLhS,,l,lb full weight, 4 o.. S5Gi00c;
@ Weight Et 8 o., 81 G0di 20; lab, 5 OF,
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WIRE NAILS $e.95 base per kes.
BARBED WIRE Galvanized. Glidden.
$3.50 per. 100 lbs; galvanized Baker, $3.50
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NISTON WHOLESALE MARKET

were made a 1Sc. and tho various droIors
look Tor stu lower terms during the week
The Williams & Flash Go. OF New York
say OF cotton seed products:
.Thcre is nothing radically now to rcnor,
| OF the general condition OF the market
eAcopt that reports are coming In that The
nIusmng season Is gradually drawing 10 n
cl29Sc' and II the huk Of tho mills are
going TO close within the next month. OF
coutSe' II VIII relieve the market OF tho
apprehension of any great pressure ,,ro
Nlned mat the mills in the main are MOI
case. ' - NV
AS regards the market here. there has
pech NO radical change to prices, but there
IS slightly hrmcr undertone on rcBnpd
due to the fact that both tho leading COM
pnhes snow less inclination to sell refined
on ana IN some Instances have made lids
nm me open market, which have contrl.
huted to this slight frmer undcrlone lin
the other hand, there rs, up to the present
no evidence Of any desire on their part Ia
Ply more Tor crude, aud the result Is that
inc sales of crude are still rather small
We quote the market at the close as
nfm to steady, with prime summer yellow
ttllac for March. 42c for April aud 42i6c for
ma5 prime crude loose at the mills, 3at5c
location.
Thomas ]. Meehan & Co. Of Baltimore
report on canned goods:
goods market during the pnst week was
the. Increased activity In tomatoes or.
ucIs Tor both spot and future delivery
came from nearly all sections. and q con.
lihuation OF the present demand may cause
a reaction from the existing prices sooner
man any one now anticipates. The con
sumption Of spot tomatoes k large, not
Withstanding the high cost and the BUYERS
seem TO believe that prices will advance
stu higher First class standard quality
"lh tomatoes bought at Sl.22ta. net cash.
VIII not lose any money for the buyer Nor
VIII futures ut SOC. They are worth i'm.
mediate attention. Tho stocks Of spot
tomatoes are very light
tomatoes for future" delivery were
again active during the week The com.
bination Of circumstances which seems
hard to beat. makes It as certain as any.
thing uncertain can be, thar the prices of
future tomatoes will he highcr
The changes IN the balance Of the list are
merely nominal. aud there is nothing new
to say of tue general market There IS
noticeable increase in the regular every
day run Of iobbing orders. coming in FOR
assorted lots, which is usually the fore.
runner of greater activity in all Of the
staple lines.
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$$.iOq315; corn starch, 5Ac per Ii, 20 and
40-lb boxes
SUGAR-Quotations are for small lots;
special rates are given on carload orders
Standard graduated, &c: cubes and pow
deled, Jhc; Louisiana yellow, clarified aad
fancy, &c; choice, 39,@3Bc.
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PRODUCE.


BEEsWAN-Prlme Texas, 22d23c per
pond.
HEANs-Importcd navy leans. l9sa4&c:
i,;,yI lci ENGLISH died SIC; pink 4S;
California navy, 4hG4lac: Snaps S1.OO .1cr
!WShel; way. $50 per bushels Californii
BUTTEIi-Blue star 23d24c: dairy. 2tND
pie; Elgin creamery, 2903Oc: Texas bricks
la ne OleOmnrgarine Lincoln solids l2ldc,
Lincoln prints 13lac Daisy solids, 160 lie;
Prints, 1Sc. MoXlcy's special, Use; Crystal
Cen and country rolls. loc. Empire state
special, 13c special Bluc star. Use; EigI
dairy bricks 2cc; Ideal 11hc: Purity
creamery, 20 end 3o-ib tubs, pc; AZ
prints, 25c; Elgln creamery. solids, he;
country butter in pals. 1on2Oc.
CARRIAGE 4Mfhc
ilEEsSE-Wiiaeonsn full cream rolls, t3c;
Wisconsin half cream, 12Nml3c.
EGGSm Kansas, lsq20c; Texas, 1sd20c.
kRAUT-New, in half barrels, 5000
ONIONS Per pound 35aagc.
onions, in buSbel crates, per crate, 81 s..
FEPPER-C Chile. new, 15@16c per pound;
black Singapore loo.
POTATOES Imported stock. 81 10al Il:
colorado. Sl,l3M 10; seed potatoes, 1l-pcck
sacks, SO. 49, 10-pcck sacks, So 4Oat3. 80.
PEANITS-Jumho, per pound, TMTAc:
fancy hand picked No l. Gi6hc
IhCANS--New Texas, per pound, Zoe,
nurLrlN-Chlckens hens. good. S3Jno
$40; frycrs large 81 SOFAS -; brolers,
50 25d2 %, mixed lots, 81. OOd3. -; cocks.
large, old, Sls0m2OD: ducks, large, 81, O'DGL
80; geese fun feathcred, "a OWtt5 90:
turkeys. hens. SToOds so; turkeys, gobblcrs.
80. OOMl9 90.
SWEET POTATOES Pumpkin and vel
low vans, S5cmSl 90 bushel according TO
quality; white vans, 4oa1oc.
TOMATOES Key West. 6basket crates.
So u06i2 50: Mexican, 6-basket crate 81. -
4-hasket crate. 81 90
CELERY White plume, per crate, $50;
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FRrI,TS.

hPPLES- Fancy Ben Davis 81 Jo0d5 10;
Jonathan and Winesaps. ST 00m6. %.
BANANAS-I.oo S1.65m1,75; packed
81 75d2 90.
CItAA BERRIES SIX. OOd3 % per bushel
crates barrels 50 OOGi0, 80.
COCOANUTS Per sack of 100 So 60d
3 -; less quantities, 50. 90.
LEMONS -MesSinas. new cron, 81 500
80; Californias So 1913 co
ORANGES--CllifOruia uavels, S2.TJn3W.
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AGENTS WANTED.

LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS do yeu
want a watchf / give With every 5000
application the celebrated Hartford ~ =
watch" free: splendid time kfepeIi
agents wanted everywhere. ". II. Fat
ferson. manager, Dallas. Texas. q
WENTED-BTight. intellisent local and
county agents throughout Texas TO sell
contracts IN the Texas Home Cn-Operaitve
nyise based on laa most Improved md
sonndest financial principles; big money;
low numbers Address a04 Maib street,
Dallas. -
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE Phacton and ladies' wheel
cash; eiS PFsstes. or a7ia Basey. .
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". j. Townsend. Attorney At Law ana
General Collection Agent. President Ange-
Ina County National Bank, Lufkln, Texas.
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MULTIPLICATION by a young man: will
work Mt anything honorable; have good
education and references. Address A. 4:
f. 102 Hamilton, II
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POSITION wanted by colored girl TO do
homework or cook for small family; can
give good reference Call 22ll Iceland
street go ~
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DKIEn FRIIrS Am NIfrS.

APPLIES Fancy evapornted, 5O-lb boxes,
9A@91gc; lib cartons, fancy, 10l2c; cartons,
choice, 9l2c; choice eyaporated, S&c; sun
dried 6lac
APRlCOTs Per H. loose. 1Olad11c.
ClrRON-In 10-lh boxes, 14c
CURRANTS- 2llh boxes cleaned, bulk,
Sla@9c; lib cartons, 9&ml1c.
DATES-1lb packages, 7laaSc; Fard
dates, Dc; Hallowei, bulk, cob boxes,
J6tGc,
Imported 12iadlJc
PEACHES Choice new stock, S&Gi9c.
RA1SINS-C California, 3-crown L. l..
boxes, Sl65ml 10; I.-lb boxes, l.. NJ. raisinS,
G0@70c; 2-crown. L.. NJ. raisns. 50-lb boxes,
TladT9tc; 3-crown, l.. NJ. IAmSc
PRUNES- California, 30 zoos. &c; S010s,
54c; 70-s0s, Sc; 6O-Ios, 6l3c; 5o60s, 7c; 10
sos, Sc.
NuTS-B Brazil, l6al7c per 10; flhcrts,
Sicily. l3c; California wauuts, l3N 14ci
peanuts. fnncy hand picked 6d6ic; No.
p 4&@5c; Jumbo, jI@71lc almonds; Tara,
almonds, 15e; pecans, 10ci chestnuts, Pied
monies, Sc.
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WANTnD-A position by young man; have
had five years experience as practical
marhinst and engineer; can give excel
lent references and recommendation Ad-
dress II. E H., 1902 Hemilton street. "a