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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19
nIJSTON WHOLESALE MARKET

iruh Is very strong for the larger sizes
Ano on 4o-TDs the market is reportcd ri
most pare outside Of ono holder stocts
a. 6. "lq prnues arc In fair supply, hut, tho
ueuhuu Tor Shipment Is taking fruit In
gopd shape and M nneasiness Is feit sinon,
polucrs mere. Reports from tho markets ~
i w. middle West Indicate good consuming
Thomas !. Mechan & Co. Of RoItlmore
say Of canped goods The conditions prc.
Falling lu the canned goods market here
lHst week continued again this week. name
", comparatively quiet market In "spot''
spous, ana a very active market in "fu-
lures especially tomatoes Il is believed
ttG inD NE Nsr opening Of lake and rail payisa
mcnt in tho demand for "snoi.' 'onned
Epons' nut Il Is not Indicated by any visi-
plc SighS lust now. The only article tbnt
SHOWS any indications OF any advance In
pny" Is corn, for which the demand seems
'" DC increasing. II is remarkable how the
sales of future" tomatoes keen nm Tho
demand continues TO be very large md The
"ss"9rs nre coming FROM nearly an sections
W tue country. During the past week IN
qulfieS nave been received from noiuts In
luc middle Western states which oiways
depend upon their local packers FOR tbci,
S S ana that section should com
market the price viii advance. II may
nc Wen to take np the subject Of "futurc'
,"nlhtoFs at once. II Won have not alrrad,
bought a part of what you will need 10,
Nour trade next summer
Concerning salted salmon the scott,,
Trade Register says: at is almost limos
Slole to gain ANYTHING like a probable state
mtht of the output The arrivals for last
season at SAN Francisco from Alaska wrr,
lo.2l4 barrels. and possibly 5000 barrel,
handled at Seattle. making total Of L3,a14
barrels for 1901. against total Of ~ 93,
barrels FOR the coast In 1900, Of which Sal
francisco received 2G,26G barrels Til,
FRASER river was credited with 5000 ban.
relS FOR 1900, which were handled at Seat
tie, but we have no figures for that distric
Tor 1901, but believe 1t To he very mucl
| larger. The japanese have been very ac
tive. there In picking and shipping salmon
70 the Orient, The secretary Of the JAPAN
e., benevolent society nj Stcyeston value
the hShinS gear owned by the Jauanes,
on the Fraser river at $4,000. They ha,
| 80 boats worth 800 each 160 skins n Sd
each and $50 nets at $50 Il piece. Their
| We're twenty boat hi lders, who turn nu
| 2'n boats wear. There are ahout .lOW
| Japanese hShcrma ~ in the business
| cdnnelv Is owned by them exclusively. AZ
| ,ording Ia the customs returns export o
| dog salmon to Japan had grown from SOY
| enty-hve tons. valued nj St0T7 In 1896 I,
5000 tons worth sD7,056 in 1900"
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OIL STOCKS CONTINUE NARROW
THE BULLlSH WAVE
A DISTINCTIVE FEATURE,
independence, Anglo, Grace and NJ. g. NJ
Advanoe---A Slump in National o,
& P.-Miseellsneou Stocks.

The hullish wave which began with the
week Naa again distinctive feature at
yesterdays session of the oil and stock
Exchange While 80 many stocks did not
score upon the scale Of value, the gain was
quite as distinctive upon portion Of tho
nst. and there was a strength about the
proceedings that left no Doubt as TO the
advent of better feeling in the market.
Anglo American reached the highest posi-.
zion 70 some time There was only ON
small lot to be had az less than 2lsc and
hat price was paid for several blocks.
Bids on the close stood ut &c and were rc-
fused by sellers.
Independence made another leap and 40.
vanccd fully Asc on the day Sales occurred
az giaMSi3c aud holders did not meet the
latter offer on rho close Grace brought
the best terms since that stock began 70
break aud ism3sc more was given than AZ
the former call Merchants and Mechanic
made improvement aud sold isr higher with
none to be had at less price. Fort Worth
traded easily at Si4c aud all orders could
not he filed at that price.
National OH and Pipe took Il decided
stump with the selling price dow to 30,
at one time. Several transfers We're made
around that figure nj n loss OF idI3c wltnin
a week Manhattan also declined and sold
at II loss of he, with sellers moi exhausted
The miscellaneous list received more than
usual attention. The stock Of ,Ie Moore
| Cortes Canal company was offered and this
| ty-hye shares found buyers al $50 Hous
| ton Land and Trust company was also NOR,
active and five shares brought premium
| OF 50. 80 ON par value Paragon increase,
! ir activity aud some of the new stock nd
! vanccd Sc while the old brought ccnt
| more Beaumont Colfcdcrnted, Empire
| state. Buffalo and Geysrr OF Galveston
| were in heavy demand, but the stiffness o
| holders averted large trading.
! The total sales amounted TO 81, 440 shares
| The prices bid and asked aud the sales
! made were as follows.
UNLISTED STOCKS
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BORDER NEWS.
No Rain Has Vet Fallen IN Maverick
County.

No Rain Has Yet Fallen IN Maverick
County.
Eagle Pass, Texas, March 10. Rain, that
fell 6tfniy upon several parts Of the state
lnr, week, utterly failed Mavericks county.
Tho dronlh therefore continues, bat IN an
aggravated form An occasional warm day
provokes two days Of "norther'' and It's
seuuel-a cool return wave from the gulf
Clouds roll up each morning and pass over
head la the most tantalizing fashion. Busl-
ness Of an kinds is therefore depressed on
this border. The stockman--eyen he who
has grass and water for his cattle-is
gloomy. for the grass is scar and non
nutritious. Feeding on more extensive
scale than hitherto Is sheer necessity
aud as feed Is almost al famine prizes
money strngcncy Is ncutelE tclt. Inc mofl
fortunate of cBttlemon Will think ne doe
well II nc comes out with moderate loss
financially. this spring
Mr. + kaletka. The only saddler IN town
has sold out to Mr. I'd Hess. ne rae
may be noted As showing the worth OF Jh'
Posts advertising space. The vendor pul
his concern among the business chances
Ia The Post aud one insertion broguht MIN
a successful buyer from Austin county.
Topperwein. the crack rife shot enter
| tanned a number Of spectators with AN ex
! hibitiOn VI his skill on the edge or toWI
/ Thursday last. some OF ms feats Wef'
/ maryelous--a coordination OF nerve an.
| muscle. sight and shot, remarkably quicl
| and accurate.
! dramatic performances by local Meg
| lean talent on Saturday night last wa
clever
Mr.. Dan Grlggs. son OF ex-Attorney Gen
eral Griggs of Washington returned Z
| Eagle Pass yesterday to resume his dntie
| on the geodetc survey under the inter
national boundary commission IN this yiein
| hy.
and daughter, returned today from Mckee
| city, where the Judge has been engaged o.
some big law business for nearly mont
mist
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Richard Cooke G. Co.'s Letter.

Houston, March ts.-rhc substantial fac
tor Is the continued stability NJ the spot
markets throughout the country, ald the
reports confirmed Of the great difficulty
OF southern splnners to obtain supplies and
who are buying from a large export house
OF prices above quotations Tho purchas-
ing power Of the American people Is great
or trade In every line is better. There
can not be moro cotton this wear than
last, while the prospects for the coming
crop Is not half as favorable as this time
last year, stlll cotton is but llttc higher
than then. Liverpool is due about un.
changed tomorrow. Richard Cooke q Co.
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wELsH 10 Sc AVOIDED.
Sheriff Taking 5atson to Lake Charles in
a Roundabout Way.

Lake Charles, L.. March IS. The crowds
that were al the different railway depots
were somewhat disappointed on he non-ar-
rival OF Batson. He left New Orleans. yes
terday headed this way chained TO his cap
tor. Arriving al La Fhyette he was taken
10 he parish Jail IN that town. The sup
position is he will be taken around by
Alexandra thence over the Watkins rail-
road. arriving here tomorrow evening This
route IS being made to avoid any conflict
and Sheriff Perkins thinks best TO avoid
Welsh. the place where the murder oc
CURED. The excitement has died out
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New OrIeans Cotton.

New Orleans, March ls1he demand for
cotton continues good Mt current prices.
sales today 1850 bales, including 100 TO ar
rive. Quotations unchanged. The future
market was unusually quiet The opening
was / point higher. but dizziness peryaded
both sides OF the ring. When the gong
sounded. the market had fallen 1 10 =
points net on all positions except Septem
her and October. which showed gains OF s
paints each.
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LIVE OAK TO BUILD BRIDGES.
A Bond Issue Authorized by the Tax
PAYERS OF that County

0al,yilIc. Texas. Marcn a. lhe election
held in this county on he 18th instant 10
determine whether or not the county shan
issue bonds TO auild steel bridges In the
county. carried by good minority ono
will he mi across tho Nuccrs river at Gus
settyilc. one across the Aiascosn in The
northern part Of the county and one across
srlphur at Oakvilir This viii bring tho
number Of iron bridges IN this county M
ia seven. more than is In any other county
en- mis- section Of the Strtc Tho total in
debtedncss Of The county h. only SlGOp'
INC rate ~ taxation only 81 2-3 cents The
county will he able 10 take up these bridge
bonds with us permanent school fund.
The attorney gclotal has approved ana
the comptroller has registered bonds OF tbe
0okyille independent school district Ia the
sum az 5000 issued fOI tho purpose OF
erecting a school building In the distrlc'
Tho permanent school fond Of the county
/ Will be sufficient TO take up these bohd'
also.
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BEAuVolR ABANDONED.
Mrs. Davis Bids Farewell TO Her Old
Home
New orleans Times Democrat.

New Orleans Tlmes.DemOcrat,
Mrs varlna jefferson Davis. accom-
panied by her niece. Mrs. Jos. n. Davis,
returned To New Orleans late Saturday
nirht after a few DAYS spent partly IN
BIoxl and partly In Beauvoir, Mrs. Davis
trip away was TO Visit the home whers
she passed so many happy days. and which
will probably 90 10 other hands hcfafe
many weeks have rolled away. She a1i
Mrs los r. Davis look rooms at the Mon
lress hotel. where the reception, which ~
most all of RioIi's population attended.
wss given Thursday night. Mrs Davis and
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Court at Nacoedoches.

Nacogdoches, Texas, March u. The reg
ular spring term Of the district court con
Nenod this morning, fcm G. Davis, Judge,
presiding: W. f. ponlcy, district attorney
W. W. Blake OF Jasper Is tho only visiting
attorney. Following Is the list Of grand
Jurors empsneled for the term Hai .nsh
cr. foreman. A. w Hunt. :. H. Watsins
H. v. silton, b. G. Jones. o. c. Dotson :,
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nRrGs An cHENlICAIs.

Quinlne. 400i2c per ounce bottle; NOR
prime S2i2jd250 per ounce; cocaine, $500
per ounce: horaX. Si.c per pound IN lOOLb
packages; copperas, 40 in barrels; castor
oil, Sf.20 per gallon in 5-ga!on packages
epson salts 81 - per 100 lbs in barrels
alcohol, s.. 7Od3.00 per gallon; sulphur
S26J per 100 his In barrels; alum. 3Iso per
pounds in barrels saltpeter, &c per pOnau
In barrels: camphor, zoe wood alcohol,
500; gum opium. $3.50; powdered opium,
81 So: carbollc acid. 40@42c per pound IN
bottles; calcium carbide, $50 per 100, de-
liyered Texas common railway points
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3. 8. MorrIs & Co.,s Letter.

Houston, March is The cotton market
today was entirely lacking in that cigor
and snap which has characterized IT re-
Ctntly and fluctuations were of -athcr small
proportions. The foreign news was Of a
satisfactory character. Domestic spinuers
were moderate takers and prices showed
no weakness whatever, Advices from Fan
River noted sales of print cloth extras at
ran RIVER Tor lHte August delivery aj 3&
cents, the highest price Of the season.
which is In line with what we had tn say
III these letters regarding the condition Of
the cotton goods market In the United
States. The movement of the crop showed
less of some 5000 bales at the ports, but
the interior receipts We're quite up to one
wear ago, both ut the five leading Interior
towns and at tho smaller towns incudcd
IN the Chronicles weekly reports
The light estimates for Houston tumor-
row. 1900 TO 400 bales. against 6S9T bales
year ago however, brought a rally TO
the opening level. though this was later
showed up at 11.oO0 to 12,o0O bales. against
500 bales last senson. The effort seems
to be to force of the spot markets nf
Tue South II this is done contracts will
break sharply. on the other hand rs long
as spot holders remain strong in the pres.
ent attitude as they are. no fear will be
entertained as to the course Of the future
market. The spot situation has been the
ballast all the while and II will be well "a
watch this feature daily. The domestic spiu-
ners have large requirements to cover The
,oreign spiuners can remain out for some
time. II Is question ms to whether the
domestic spinner will come in or whether
he will elect 10 wait while
The movement is not regarded as de
pressing factor, since the belief still pre-
walls that there will be a demand for every
bale of cotton, either at home or abroad
before the end of tho reason.
n. n. Morris & co.
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PANTS oILS AND GLASS.

White lead, per cwt, strictly pure, s025;
Turpentne. per ease. two gallon cans;
s.. 70: barrel lots. Ole per gallon. Mineral
paints. SOC per gallon. Window glass, W
per cwt, 500 Iinseed oil. hest. boiled
69qTOc. Ready mixed house paints $1,000
10 per gallon. according 70 brand; mineral
paints, SOC per gallon Window glass ~
per cent on January list
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Texas Campo.

Midlothian. Texas. March l5.--stonewail
Jackson camp Of the cxConfederates was
Organized here this evening with forty
members. Dr. T. Il. Moore. captain. Ar
engagements were made for the camp 20 st
tend the reunion In body and resolutions
o,fersd 10 render such financial aid Ia the
reunion as the camp saw az al an early
date,
Canton Texas March 1.-The eI Confess
crates reorganized the J. L. HogE camp
here today Captain J. IT, Mills was elect
Cd csp,air commander; W. d. ThonpsoE,
first nentensnt commander; l.. A. KeilEm,
seconG lieutenant commander: Alvin Andcr'
scn adiutnnt; pr w. o Williams, sur.
econ; Captain T. J. rowles treasurer: II,
q. VIM. color sergeant; William Dawson,
Chaplain. aud Miss Bette Thompson. spon-
soi The camp viii attend the reuniou at
Dallas.
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n the Baby is CUTTING Teeth

be sure and use that Old und well tried
remedy, Mrs Wiuslow,s Soothing syrnp
softens the gums, allaya all pain. cares
wind collie and Is the best remedy FOR
diHrrhOcn.
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AtlET BUSINESS
T PREVAILED DURING THE DAY.
,.., Advanced a Cent at Primary
Fl - .otsnae Supplies About Tx
,austed--Apples Arrive

o. ouIet throughout the whole
ps.o, Yesterday and there was moth
/ ont of the ordinary in the situation
on Elein butter have advanced
l,nt AT primary markets
car Of apples arrived and causes a
80 snnply TO remain in the trade.
,..oo quantity of cabbage is noted in
marie, and some weakness In prices
! resulted
anal, amount Of poultry came in and
T j, nrices which show strong demand.
L.. and fryers brought Si0o
Es. market is almost bare OF oranges
Il. and stocks Of navel or seedlings arc
due 10 be rcplcnished until Friday.
m, eer demand was slightly trmcr dur
|. tho day. hut little change occurred in
/, rnling prices. Most sales took place on
basis Of 12l2c.
strawberry arrivals have not bceu as
Ieary in the last few DAYS as in the form
|. week Dealers have hecn advised Of
,ow shipments ANA an enlarged movement
| looked for in the near future.
Tho Louisiana Planter reports on the
Iane crop; our adyiccs from the country
Indicate that spring planting is practically
.ompleted throughout the sugar district
and that the condition of the seed cane
mi plant and stubblc, Is generally good
fle wpather during the past week has
been favorable for the prosecution of work
and for the germinntins Of vegetation
md II may therefore he said that the out
ook from an agricultural point of Wow i,
4 favorable one.
Advices from the coast referring to the
situation on prunes, state; The feeling
5mong holders Of new crop Santa Clara
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WIRE NAILS S2.g5 base per keg.
BARBED WIRE Galvanized, Glldden
80 per 100 lbs; galvanized Baker, sass
per 100 lbs
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DRIED FRuITs AND NIIrs

APPLIES Fancy eyaporatcd, sob boxes,
oA@Nec; lib cartons, fancy. l0I2c; cartons,
choice, 9!ac; choice evaporatcd sac; sun
dried, 6Ikc
ApRICOTS Per Ii, loose, l0l4611c
ClrRON In 10Th boxes, he.
CURRANTS 25-lb boxes, cleaned, bulk,
slaapc; lib cartons, 9l2d11c.
DATES lib packages, 71zasc; Fard
dates, Sc: Hallowe, bulk, cob boxes,
5Gr6c
Imported, l2isdi5c
PEACHES Choice new stock. sAd9c
RAISGNS-C California, 3crown, l.. l..
boxes, $165a1 rs; l4-lb boxes, L. NJ. raislns,
60aI0c 2-crown, l.. NJ. raisins. 5nlb boxes,
TlgM7%c; 3-crown, l.. NJ, IAGSc.
PRIFNES California. G0-l0Os. Sc; So-9os,
5Lac; 20 SOS. &c: 60-10s. 6igc 5o.GOs. 7e; 40
50s, Sc
NUTS Brazil. l6d17c per ID: hlberts
Sicily, 13c; California walnuts, l3dlir'
peanuts. fancy hand picked, 5l3a6ci No.
>. 4S4d5c; Jumbo, IUIiic almonds, Tara
coma, 16dl7c per III in sacks; California
almonds, i5c; pecans, l0c chestnuts, Pied
monies, Sc
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CARROLL 4 Richardson,s L.tter.


tame session in cotton today. the mar
ketS being confined 10 narrow range. and
though several attempts wcre madc to take
prices out Of the present rul tho session
ended with values practically unchaus god
from yesterday in all markets \ light
Houston estimate started soulc huying
early IN the session. but later with heavy
New Orleans estimate all of the improve
uent was lost There were some large
orders in New York to sell at $50 and
Somc evidences of the bun crowd huymg
around S.& and $50. Tho fact that the
mGrke; Is lu ono Is rather encouraging
to the bear element as they are selling
with more confidence Julius Ii,inge OF
Galveston wires from New York today /:
wall street crowd and other outsiders
have made big money since November.
" hilc the Insiders have suffered The ont
side speculative 1uhhc are moro gcael ally
bulllsh now than I have ever seen then"
indications point &C. semi weekly receipts
tomorrow Of 2N,o00. against .i5,2si last
year The bulls have everything tleir way
from statistical standpoint but statiS-
and the fact that q large long interest has
necn accumulated on the recent advances
and speculation seeming to have stopped
'or tho time heiug puts cotton IN position
where 1t might bc depressed through bear
attacks. This latter contingent however,
have been badly whipped since the
hurcuu report that they will hesitate before
commencing raid. as the bull forces are
MS strong now. IL not stronger. than any
time this season, Liverpool Is due TO be
-s64d lower tomorrow.
- nj
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

III boxes. 4igd4Ac: Royal Gloss or Archer
bulk. 4Am5c; Nickel, 100 packages. per box,
~. lOm3.l1; corn starch, 5Ac per H. 20 aud
40-lb boxes
SUGAR Quotations arc for small lots:
special rates are given on carload orders
Standard graduated. 5c cubes and pow
deled. 5%c; Louisiana yellow, clarified and
fancy, 454c: choice, &c.
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Eno market is almost bare Of oranges
lain and stocks of navel or seedlings are
/ ane 10 be rcplcnished until Friday.
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m, egg demand was slightly frmcr dur
l. rho day. hut little change occurred in
/, ruling prices Most sales took place on
lbasls Of 12l2c.
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PRODUCE.


BEESWAN-Prine Texas. 22@29c per
polnd.
nEANs- Imported navy leans. 4Ssd4s.c:
BAYOU. &c; English dlied. SIC; pink Il;
black eyed, 5ls@5l4c; Michigan navy, 3ac,
California navy. lli@4lec: Snaps, S1.0o ser
hnShel; WAX, $3.50 per hushel; Cnlifornl /
Limas, Si2d6c
.BUTTEIt-Bluc star, 2aq24c; dairy, GOA
IL; Elgin creamery, 29@S0c; Texas bricks,
150lDc oleomargarine Lincoln solids l2l2c.
Lincoln prints. 1315c: DAISY solids. 16dl7c;
rtilts, 1Sc. M7xlcys special lSc: Crystal
Gem and country rolls iac Empire State
special, 15c special R.ue star, tsc; Eigin
dairy bricks, zoe; Ideal. l112c; Purity
creamery, 20 and 2olh tubs. 22c; Lib
prints, PC; Egln creamery, solids, 1Sc;
country butter in pals. 10M2Oc.
CABBAGE 1i2d1&c,
,,CHEESE..Wisconsln full cream rolls 15c,
Wisconsin full cream daisies, 1il5m15c.
Wisconsin half cream. 12L6i l3c.
EGGS Kansas, l2c; Texas. l9c.
kRACT- New. in half barrels, SSo06s
oNIoNs--Pcr pound. 3lsdaAc.
HEFFER Chile, now. 15m16c per pound
black Singapore, 15c
POTATOES colorado. $l.eo; New YORK.
seed potatoes, Slio 1opeck sacks, S2.25
PEANUTS Jumbo. per pound. 7G17p,c
fancy hand picked No. /. 5i4d6c
ANS-New Texas, per pound l0c.
PoULTRY-Chickcns hens, good, 81 T30
S5;'o; trycrS, large, So. I5d4 90; broilcrs
81 90, I5 W 2G1S o lots So 5oG3 % oGks
$50; geese. tull .feathered. So 6na4 50
blers, s12 o0d15 90
SWEET POTATOES Pumpkin aud vel
low vans, 81 GOAL IL bushci according tc
| TOMATOES Florida sbasket crates
/ -. 250@.5o: Mexican, 6basket crate. s. 4
CELERY-coast country, per bunch, soc
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FRUITS.

APPLES Fancy Ben Davis So. 25dS. 80.
81 75Q2.Oo
COCoANUTS Per sack Of 100 So. 50Nr
2 rs; less quantities, 81
LEMONS essinas, new crop, So. 2561
3. rs
, ORANGES Seedlings S250do.T5 Call
fornn uaNels. 81. N1di3. %
81 RAWBERRIES- Crate. 24-quart, 81 90
"a. 80. according to quality.
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| email amount Of poultry came in and
7 i, n,ires which show a strong demand.
t.. and fryers brought Si.Vo
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orco quantity of cabbage Is noted In
marke, and some weakness !" prices
resulted
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BRAN Per 100 lbs. sii2diiS
i,30
CORN CHoPS-Pure. ST 47ai. 90
CORN CHOPS Pure. 81 teal As
OATS Per bushol SIn5aiC.
HAN-.Aifalfa, Si4 75Wt5 90: choice tim
othy. Slo.OmioJ0; South Texas prairie
nav -. Qod1o 90 North Texas and Tyrri.
tory hay. SO 0o@1s. On.
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.r Of apples arrived and causes Il
~ snpply TO remain in the trade.