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The Redwood gazette., 1902-03-05

Rev. Horne, the Morgan minister,
has decided not to accept the pas
torate another year.
Ralph Lunn is back from an east
ern trip in the interests of the house
which he represents.
Prof. Torren's trouble at Brain :.
erd finally eliminated in his reslg-
nation being accepted by the board.
John Ilett has purchased the W.
H. Whitman house and lot on Bridge
street, and expects to occupy th'
same with his family for season
The time of the morning train
leaving Sleepy Eye has been changed
from 6:15 to 7:15. II they only ar
rive here on time the change will
make no difference here.
r. A. Turrell arrived in ST. Paul.
last Saturday. having been assigned
to duty in the engineer S office OF
the Great Northern in that city:
after over seven months OF field
work for the company in Montana.
Our city has Jared better than
many town in escaping small pox
the past winter. Two or three fam
lies have been quarantined lately to
guard against suspected diphtheria,
and it is hoped that no further dam
ger of the kind will arise.
The date fort holding the State
Sunday school convention in Vino
ma has been changed from the first
three days in April to April %, Is
and II. The postponement was
taken because Marion Lawrence, OF
Cincinnati, secretary of the Inter
national Sunday school association,
could not come at the earlier date,
and it is greatly desired to have
him here. The change will not pre-
vent the attendance of Prof. Excel.
who will direct the singing Of the
convention.
A Sioux City special says that
news has been received here OF
the transfer of 81. r. Sanborn, sup
Eerintendent of the Sioux City divi-
sion. This was necessitated by the
promotion of VIM. d. Cantillon, sup
erintendent of the Minnesota and
Dakota division, 10 the assistant
general superintendency William
D. Hodge, superintendent Of the
Northern Iowa division, is sent to
the Sioux City division; Frank 3
Pochin. assistant superintendent Of
the Wisconsin division, is to be.
superintendent of the Northern
Iowa division, at Eagle Grove; p. J
#O.Brlen. trainmaster of the North
sern Wisconsin division, is to be as
5sistant superintendent of the Wis.
iconsin division and g. 7. Boone is.
to become trainmaster Of the North
ern Wisconsin division at Fond du
Lac, Wisconsin.
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6He
Redwood Go3ette
BY AIKEN l. SCHMAHL.
WEDNESDAY, MAR. 5, 1902.
Chicago E. Northwestern Railway.
LOCAL TIME CARD, REDWOOD FALLS
Subject to change.
SUNDAY TRAIN.

SUNDAY TRAIN.
Leave Sleepy Eye Arrive Redwood Falls
cave Redwood Falls Arrive Sleepy Eye
1850 p. m. $40 p m.
DEPARTURES OF TRAINS.
No. 81, daily except Sunday ...:, e:45 a. m.
and east also for Tracy, Marshall, Water
town, Huron and Pierre. Parlor car, kasota
to St. Paul and Minneapolis. Sleeper, Man
katO to Chicago.
No. 81. daily except Sunday 80. 1:5O p, m.
Connects at Sleepy Eye with trains east and
west between Waseca and Tracy. Makes
connection with Omaha at Kasota for Sioux
City and Omaha.
ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.
No 81. daily except Sunday -. $50 a. m
Connects with new train, No. 5, from east.
From Chicago. st. Paul Minneapolis, ,Winona
and all points east and west.
W. B. kNIsKERN. a. c. JOHNSON.
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agt, Ger, Agent,
Chicago. Winona, MINI.
MINNEAPOLIS 4 st. Louis Railway.
time Of arrival and departure of mail and
press trains from Redwood,
EAST.
No. IS. daily except Sunday. II: 81 p. M,
Tor Miereapolis and St. Paul connecting vito
through trains for Chicago and the east. st,
Louis, Hot Springs and the south. Des
Moines Omaha and points west. Through
dining and sleeping cars.
WEST.
No. Ia. daily except Sunday. 1 :53 p. m.
For Hanley Falls and Watertown.
FREIGHT TRAINS.
No. IS, going east Tuesdays THURSDAYS
No. 10 going west Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays.s...... .S:O5 a. m
J. A. JONES, Agent.
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lei D..
Nature

Babies and children need
proper food, rarely ever medi-
cine. If they do not thrive
on their food something is
wrong. They need a little
help to get their digestive
machinery working properly.
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oEEfNS6p$!!!oh !!
COD LIVER OIL
RHDSPAy7ES 0FZL1E& SODA

will generally correct this
difficulty.
If you will put from one
fourth to half a teaspoonfuI
in baby's bottle three or four
times a day you will soon see
a marked improvement. For
larger children, from half to
a teaspoonful, according to
age, dissolved in their milk,
if you so desire, will very
soon show its great nourish.
ing power. If the mothers
milk does not nourish the
baby, she needs the emuI-
sion. It will show an effect
at once both upon mother
and child.
SOC. and $780, all druggists.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
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SUNDAY TRAIN.
Leave Sleepy Eye Arrive Redwood Falls
12:15p.m 1880 p. m.
cave Redwood Falls Arrive Sleepy Eye
1850 p. m. $40 p. m.
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Oil STOCK LIMITS
HARD FOR BUYERS TO MEET.
Buffalo and Independence Sell lower
Manhattan More Active at Small De-
ehre--Beatty Weaker.

The call at the OH and Stock Exchange
yesterday was Of hstless nature. rhe
barrier TO trading seemed to consist chleas
10 the fact that holders kept their limits TOO
nrm 10 suit the mark set by traders. There
was . good number Of orders 10 evidence
throuehout hut this condition prevented
their fulhllmcnt and caused the aggregate
of sales to be materially reduced
Sellers OF Buffalo finally accepted the bids
recently made for this stock and very gool
trading occurred on a basis Of sdSisc. In.
dependence took another fall aud on ono
iot dropped 10 It's original selling price VI
2isc' Tbe absorption GU thi dccline. how
ever. developed TO such proportions thar n
recovery OF ssc was made ana much greater
activity appeared on that basis The Of
ferings were not exhausted aud buyers
manifested weakness on the close Mis-.
souri,, Kansas and Texas sold at a very
good ngure and renewed hrmness was
shown by the ask price In the anal mo,
ments. National oil and Pipe traded even
below the decline Of the day before and a
good number OF transfers were recorded
around the i5c mark. More was wanted
Tor cent less, but In the later moments of
tho call holders stood irn, at an n,iyanre
OF Haze aud further trading was avertcd.
Manhattan was hardly as strong MS IN
the previous dny in point OF value, but the
demand experienced big increase and
the inquiry was douhly as large, An the
stock that could he had between iSGliNr
was readily absorbed aud for blocks u any
consequence tho ask price always rnnscl
upwards NJ 2oc. Buyers appeared Tor
quantities Of various size, but could not
quite reach tho limit of holders Texas
oil aud Pipe sold to fair advantage and tho
same hid appeared throughout While sell
ors entirely Withdrew from the market
Beatty dropped to the figures made hy tax.
crs ana much was obtained at bids that
have been standing for sometime rho
demand was tllcd Al li5c. but no purchaser
appeared Tor q closing orer at that price
A decline occurred IN German American,
causing sellers To meet So offers The same
bid was mndo IN the windup mud the ask
price stood only i4c better Anglo American
lowered isc from the late ask price aud
there were only llmited results Takers oil.
vanced as much. hut There was stlil diclS
ion and orders went uniled. International
vas small seller at AT advance Of lc
but offerings 2 little lower appeared on me
close ana Bidders dropped considerably less
Equitable Land and OH d orpcd to 27sc an
sellers we're aftcrward nearer TO that fe
ure than buyers Offers for Sour Lake on
were almost doubled but no responses were
made by holders, There was prnclcnly ne
change on the part Of traders IN Higgins
Victor ANA Palestine and Beanmont
The total sales amounted To % 100 shares
The prices hid and asked NJ the clcsc Ncs
terdny' and the sales made we're as follows
UNLISTED STOCKS.
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econ WHOLESALE MARKET

o. immigrants to be introduced into 81.
state this year on government nenoun, us
W.llett & Gray Of New York .,v a,
me sugar situation Is such throughout ,hs
world that there seems to be no sneclo, II.
ducepent at the moment to purchase ros,,a ~
on nny other taan handto.mouth bas,s"
when Is now generally adopted Inv hnva,s
me demand has been light and stocks Gars
hl,vi,nu,ated IN renners' hands awaiting a
targer business. which Will come ~
warmer weather sets in.
Discussing the situation on csr,.a
peaches, with particular reference 10 me
old pack Of Eastern varieties. Bolti,nrS
broker writes: "In peaches orders ~,
tinue to show Indifference. notwiths,nnain,
the low range OF quotations. purchatas
are for small lots. In addition n ,6e
apathy which has ruled in peaches for
some ,lme IL Is TO be further regretted
that there arc on the market TODAY sew
eral lots OF peaches, particulars pies, which
should never have been put In cans. We
ont Of 20 earle PIE peaGhes packed last season
never are desirable after after they are
packed. and which are today exertinr n
depressing influence on good lines, some
bought as low as forty-fye ,,ents nor dozcn
ana even ut this figure we would hardly
consider them a purchase"
The Journal OF Commerce reports M
follows on the lemon situation:
In spite Of heavy offerings tho .not mar.
ket on lemons during tho week deveionra
a strong tone, closing less firm however.
than was noted after the first sale The
position seems seems fairly steady. with
holders ex store reporting n good move.
ment IN the aggregate, notwithstanding tho
low temperature and falling off in demand
incident to the same Tho sales for IKE
sod - 100
against 5i.e0I boxes for the previous week.
From store on extra fancy aoOs Tie mar.
ket Is very firm. with $3.50 to 81 n
quoted. Fancy zoos are in better SUNNY
ond holders are easier, with so to 81 IN
quoted. ON 360s the feeling is steady with
$50 quoted inside on extra fancy and
$50 on extra choice. There will he soli
on Tuesday 36.062 boxes of Palermo fruit
OK Mongihelo. The cargo NJ q 900 boScs
landing cS Palatln. now here It Il OK.
pected will he sold either Wednesday, or
Thursday. The cargo NOW duel. Of %. son
boxes o. Polermos OK Powhatan. I; is also
expected will be sold in the course ~ tne
week
The total receipts for the month number
3o5,o0n boxes from Sicily aud l.5s0 boxes
from California against q total of 2lT. 65n
boxes from Sicily and STA boxes from
California In the same period last wear
The receipts for April figured up "a tsN.
SEQ boxes. against IS0.030 boxes for April
1901. There are at the wharves unsold
1000 boxes. and on the why 10 arrive
in this market las, 200 boxes For BOSTON
there are $500 boxes X 200 boxes for
I baltimore and 1880 boxes for New or.
leans,
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New York Euturns-

Ne" York June 1.-The cote a-sarket
opened firm and % 8 points higher. aud
dming the hrst hour held very steady IN
fairly active demand from shorts Liver.
poet closed steady At about the top. az s.
net adNarct Of ] 10 . points and reported
large spot Sales. 1000 bales, at full form, ,r
prices. Port and aterior receipts were
small. AdyiceS fiom Southern spot mar
kels lnucntcd moderate demand from
domestic Spinners and further inquiry frem
6Apol,trs iol prompt shipment of cotton
~ midday the opening adv ance had beea
lost ana u ST. positions were n point or TWO
under the fnai BIDS Of last night For the
balince Of the s. ssion the market followed
n very narrow tut, with speculative enthu-
Si1sm ~ o low cbh. nc clos, was quiet.
With picas net : points lover 10 3 points
higher tne near months showing an easier
position IN the absence Of business The
weather map indicated little or no rain tn
The belt, bul the fort cast pointed to snow.
ers over the eastern and western sect ons
tomorrow.
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H. & g. Beers letter.

New Orleans, juno 5.-Lverpool ndyices
were noie favorable than looked for, c n
stquertly cur market opened 4 70 S higher
on near months and / To on lntc Realis
ing subsequently occ1sioned decline of s
to II from the top on summer positions ana
10 ou late making tine MT loss ON the
day TO IN Old crop options and l % 6
on new.
Generally fair weather continues over The
cotton belt with Only light showers report
cd along the Atlantic coast The favorable
crop outls,k nd the lacN Of spot a, nland
seem "a pave restricted speculation Con
ttrental adV.ce.. however. state that sriu
/ trs' stocks are nearly NhnOstcd and II s
iEcrpfolt expected that theS viii Soon n4ye
10 cnter the market qr 'l0se down. Oh.
trltors are waiting fol something now {"
tIarsu,re In the siiultion before eutorins
int new 6nc NEWS Thc daily weather
conGtians wiz continue IN regulate the
future e ursc If values,
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EryI1I0N Powder. per keg. 81. 90:
i powder, $i.65 per KEY; drop shot
u, sl.iS buck. 81. 20
Sey- Extra short clenr IN s,rks
t'9lla.s lSc boxed. Nc higher, bel,
IER Oil IL barrels. 4sc; half bar.
PKG AND TIES Begging. Glib.
llsc; Arrow ties, less than sdr.
ron Houston, 81 -.
pi-stlck. wrapped basis ~. No. ..
per ih' No full weight, basis
NV per ID; special sizes, nc high.
~; S91 loo, MS to quality.
pLhsrstar fun weight. Zoe: Gran.
weight. l0ac: Electric Lights, SIC;
~ weight. il4c; light weight. lOikc.
s.iiS-lfSSrrtland, So 1913 -; Rosen-
[IE s,i-Rlo fair. 7lsa7% &c; prime. stb1l
T H. 4sdgc; fanrY, 1HiaGtl1c; Pcu.
nsze; Cordovs. l3Mc. roasted
Alnekle's Ariosa. basis lOO-lh
" ssuVered; Apex, II 4oc: Lion.
veg Seal Mocha and Java, 10
III N2cna and Javn blend, Lib cans.
~ pals, 1S%c. international
s sq, i'io tlIls. lS9ic; . and Alb pals.
y ss' KIN anna Mocha and Java, 1lb
FEtAAERs4A B c sodn. bulk. boxes.
~ ~ lllons, per dozen. Doe: ginger
I'M lr S.ts5ins' SCI stnge planks, 6lac;
II aS}a sai IS 10 sacks: Fancy high
4 M, as 81 fancy half patent. So 90
saq Grade, 81 65: 24.lh sacks. Toe
MA gnet; -four in wood. 15c per
|E.SAeEous GOODS Grits. homlpv
I'm I'M meal In 40-lh sacks. per sack.
Tx meal, IN 36-lb sacks, per 81 TX.
NJ oaIs: 81 10; Friends oats. SO. 10:
~ cats. S2.s5; Hawkeye oats 81.
ppsssskyheat. 1l3.lb package. 81. 50.
81, ,Hs4ll1sc, 5ol5 cans Mc hirhe I;
M N. nIshef; S,lb cans, lie higher,
pi,rls h sn1o1' ~. lSi3c; fancy, l3A9
~ Sl'@ per barrel; coopered,
E|SEi u. barrels. s5a75c per gallon
Ii Siio .e1tracted, 5d6c per pound;
(. pSSna N l2-lb cans, extracted,
Ea@rsa sections, 12d1Sc.
y.sS,. henoiled, fair. l6a,61sc;
l@ssS choice. 25ta26c; pure re-
AZ. \. MiLK-Eagle. Ss.75d7 90;
M Mq4,Ih; Dime, So. SD 90;
elERss ',lpsai 20; Winner. 81. o5ei4. IS.
M s1,hiloo flll weight. l OF. S56doOc
y IN 'sni OF. $l.60dl.7o. : OF,
MN, lght weight $4,000: 2-lb,
eSeeoe; lunch oysters, lib.
IALHs ~
r. = gallon kegs. $50: 10
|pl M 40 R,bbls, S4.50d4.55; pintS,
|tiss,ie L0o; quarts. American
p 81 ssallon hexagon. $50.
+ ilsSney head, 6KQi6l5c; choice
4 /. pnnc,s 'sg4'se; fancy Imported,
1'l basis 7.1e, lie; Manila,
:s iiSsspisi q coarse. s5c; sne. ooc,
,is s2sSd 80 eo-os, s2.45; ioO-ss
we S en- Maekerel. No. l. in 1o-lt
,sr. n sTn.dperrels, T0-lb. No l. s., Goa
Non ~ tubs, SIS. 50of5' tx
!l.ssa,nsncy Pillar Rock, Columbia,
hl3 ~. Castle Rock. coiumbid
spear Alaska, S1.i5; Toy,
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FRUITS


APRICOTS-Per crate, 50 o0d2. 2S.
BANANAS-Loose, Sl.5UMl 90, pacAea'
81 1912 %; per pound. 2M@Sc.
CANTELUU PES-Rushel crates, s-W
CHERRIEs- California RE-, per box
81 500 10, -. ,.u,.s
MIA, 50 1893 90. .,ooa
o5. Mediterranean sweets. 500.
PEACHES box. 35d50c; ihasset
rratce. J0flToc. according II quahty:
STRkWRERRIES r. Crate. - quarts.
81 2lSjo .OO. according II quality.
BLACKBERRlES - Cultivated crates
81. SOC 81. IS. s,s,-z
PiNEAPrLEs- crate. SfJp14io'
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n.i,t treatment a suceess.

Cold springs Texas. June The cot
.or farmers In this section have been trylng
srorr kind Of experiment to XIII bool wee
Ia I, is found that the red paint is a
Sssd shot on them II applied late In the
evening or eary IN tae mornins SO de% can
hrought In ten this morning that were
tlifed on NJ ono stalk Of cotton.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ALI MEETINGS Plsces 10 The civ gt
which thev will be held TIE l1nUja
county democratic executive committee
has selected the following places f1, hld
Ing do" night primaries. on luue q. WIFI 10
viii be held fnr tho purpose Of elcr. =
delegates u the county convention wluh
meets on June 10 aud which will in iuu
elect delegates 10 tho state, spu3icrIa',
congressional and dlsuict conventions.
the executive committeeman will prchiIe
o. the night psi mnfies IN their respective
wards and call The meetingr so order.
First ward school house. corner Of piuL
ham street and Houston aycnur. SIC nh
ward ut Catholic college. corner caro-
ne S'ySet DF !1,o Frau6 SIi A'fhiua r
tbi M No $ engine house. Fourth vHrd
g. city hnil Flfih ward tat knients I
Pvthins hnl; Firm ward M 1916 Hardy
WGshiuatob streets, j VI GciScmaa.
ehaHman county domorraia executive
committee
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A musterious Disappearance.

Brenbam. Texas June Sheriff league
,,ont out this afternoon 10 investigate the
r,rsterions disappearance Of q stranger who
stonpsd al the Beachamp farm on New
y-oa1.s creek. uuhitching bis team leaving
the harness an them and mysterously DIS
lns .srine II is suspected that he has
,ptpr fnnlIy dealt with or he would have
ns,,n hack after his wagon and team.
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

Columbia River, Sl25 Blue Bell. Columbia
River. vJc violet brand. 81 S0i Caruaton
brand, Fancy Red Alaska, Sl.35dl 40; Pink
Alaska, 81 10; Warrior 81 60.
SAkDGNES--A American quarters. So e56l
3 10; mustard 3 4od3 80; imported on.
lette grade, quarters. $500; fancy sprats
STARCH STANDARD goods: Pearl In 40
lb boxes, 484@4kc: Royal Gloss or Archer
bulk, 5djl4c; Nickel, 100 packages, per box
SsS'225d3.S5 corn stalch' 5S4c per III, 20 and
SuGAR-Quotatloqs are for small LOTS
special rates are given on carload orders,
standard graduated. &C, cubes ana pow
dered. 59Sc Louisiana yellow, clatI1ed and
fancy 4l@c; choice, 4Ac.
PRODUCE.
BEESWAX-Prime Texas, 22d2sc rer
pound.
BAYOU, 4c, English dried 5Ic; pax, sr;
black eyed &c; Michigan nary &4c;
California navy, -4A@4lRc: Snaps. 50. 10 per
9qSnel; way Sl5o per bushel; cal,fosAla
BuTiHkI Blue star. 24c; dairy. 22c; FL.
g5@ 2a SFe' sTss 2 SieE Mead 9s GSS
l3lac; Daisy solids l6al7c: prints,
lsc' MoXley's special, lSqlJc; Crystal Gem
bricks; zoe, Ideal, lll3c: Purity creamery,
% and 30.lh tubs 22c; lib prints, re: iii
gin creamery solids, iSc; country butter In
CABBAGE-I6d1a,c
,CHEESE-Wisconsin fun cream rolls. IT,;
Wisconsin fun cream daisies ijdljc; Wis.
coEsiu half cream, l4Nlilsc
EGSS-TcNns lC611c.
kRAur-New. IN half barrels 5000
oNIoNs-New crop, per bushel Cue.
r.. f.lI,htl-Chile; new l5dl6c per pound;
Elnn1nGTO
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| ,prst PRODUCTS
ARE ON THE RISE
Car Of Watermelons
'--.a.v--Little Change in
! Is and Peaches

..,sa In a quiet way In
.,rket yesterday and the
~ ~. q the trade remained
usthansed.
| 49,, for bacon have been
MI extra short clear aud
,,oducts have taken a de-
''I AIRING the week and dealers
M % not see the end yet
.,,IyIne in larger lots and
- III conspicuous in the trade.
Y ! ~ offered at s2-ooa2'25 per
:, ,rrs continue weak sellers
..a,ced prices and supply Is
[..s,o. when compared to de-
T.. little change TO note in the
!. rs1ss plums and peaches. he
6ss hii'' - Thora n,s r,uci,
bp'ti 'ne sa r Mini of uuality
irprVleiae" 49, yorv eorlv
p 'NA ~
!, .,irmfnt Of watermelons viii
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SUGAR.

New York June Srear-Flrm. faE &c
trnp y7s centrifugal N6 test $40, mo-
ta4aee sugar 11l.lG Rehntd--FNm.
New Orleans June 8. iuenr Steadv;
onen kettle -igm3 3ld. open kettle cen
tTifv.al sfiSl. centrifugal yellow $i@i's.
Seconds lnS ais Mol1'saF dml' cenuiih.
cal 6ulS
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COFFEE.

yeV York. Juae 5-conee futures elhsed
on,ci ana net unchanged "a POINTS higher
rotol sales 1850 bags JULY 30 August
200, september $40: nrtohcr Sl5H7.N'
ncctrnher 4. SO6i531 March 80 spot ITO
steody. 80. invoice SIS. Milh-ouiet; cor
s1,n 10
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nRIEn FRrlrs An N1irs.

APPLES Fancy evaporated jO-Ip boxes
lOl4Mf0hc; lib cartons, fancy, tUAGlllc;
cartons. choice, 1Oiin lOlac, choice eyap0.
rated, 9%@1Oc; sun dried. 67sM1ise
APRlCUrS- Per III, loose, lulg01lc.
CITRON-In 10Th boxes. lie.
CURRAN rS-2J-ib boxes, cleaned, bulk,
slS@9c; Lib cartons, pl3nl1c.
DATES-1-lb packages, 7i4GlSc Fard
dates Sc, Hallowei, bulk G0-lD boxes, 50
&c.
imported. l2l5d15c.
pEACHES-CholCe new stock. Bngi4c.
RAISINS-Callfornia, S-crown. l.. H.,
boxes. 81 65di1 10; Alb boxes. LII ralsins
tOM7Oc; 2-crown l., NJ raisins HO-lb boxes,
Sc; 3.crown l.. NJ. raisinS SIC,
PRUNES-California 0O'loOs, &C. S)|RS'
5iAc: 7O-sOs, &C. 6O7Os, b12c 5U-UOs, Ic'
4O-50s. Sc.
NITTS-Filberts Sicily, 13c; California
walnnts. i3614c; peanuts. fancy hand pick
cd, 6ddia; No ?. 1900: Jumbo, I@7iyc.
nImouds. Taragona. 16@i1c Per III n sacks
Callfoinia almonds, 15c; oecans, l0dl2c &C
coTdiug TO size,
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STUDENTS GOING HOME.
Commencement Exercises at Waco Have
Come to an End.

Come to an End.
waco Texas. Juno The commence
mept exercises n Baylor and Texas Chris
tan universities came to close yesterday
and the students are leaving for their
homes on every train Tho universities ARE
already preparing for tho next ycar's work
III praoks. tho recently elected presi.
de ~,t ~ Baylor, viii arrive in a short time
grom Vale and will take active charge ~
the university, go .,,. -.
~ Man elected as president Of tho Texas
IIgristlan university, has already arrived
..S has taken active charge OF the univer'
a. -
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NEW ORLEANS SPOTS.
sales Light at Unchanged Pnoes--Mar,
ket Very Quiet

ket Very Quiet.
NeW oflcans. June Spot cotton is very
qu'e' sales $50 bales, including $50 to ar
rive Quotations unchanged. The ma.kcr
iVr contracts, In response TO the Improve
IN Mt IN Liverpool and New York. opened 3
points M on June, 5 points on July. 3 IN
August and September md on tho moro
Instant months The nd ,ancc did not holI
Eel rohinc witt net losses ~ $ noints an
~ nc ann July. on August and Stptcmlpr
IN the otl!cT months as compared with
yrNerdav's closing prices
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-06

Child Killed hv Rnts

Depison, Texas, June AT the Wilbur
ton coal miues. lndlqu Territory the 5.yenr.
old child of Mrs Nelly Worden was bitten
nv mlno rats The child died soon after
from the loss 81 blood When tho chi d
Was attacked Il was in bed with its mother
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-06
PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.

White lead, per cwt strictly pure, SEQ
second grade. SIS 90; third grade. ~ 70
Turpentine per case. two 5,galion eensi
81 Is; barrel lots. 5lc per gallon nInsi ~,
rwt. $50: yellow och-e. PEP ss@t- Si. y,
Linseed oil, best, boiled. Ifmsi hesy s
mixed house paints. 81 90. Wtndow flass'
IS and 80 per cent OF January INST
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-06

METCALF. Troy Texas, June Mrs.
Henry Metcnlf died this morning two
she leaves a husband and several children.
who survicc her.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-06

Quotations for carload lots delivered on
tracks Houston or other points thklns
sa-na rete Dealers charge from sioae
s@i0c per 100 pounds more on bran zqo ~,
per bushel on cats and corn, looloc per W.
on oas Per 100 lbs. Al. oT11. os.
COIN cHoPs-Pure. 81. 4s91 80.