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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-27
TEMPLE TOPICS.
District Federation OF Womans Clubs /:
m Session.

District Federation OF Womsn's Clubs Is
m Session.
Temple, Texas. March 26.-The District
Federation OF Womans clubs. Fourth dis
trlct OF Texas convened IN Temple today
With the Federated clubs Of this city. The
program arranged Tor the entertalnnent oi
the visiting Indies consists In dining al
the Harvey house at 1 o'clock today q
'cHrringe drive at > O'Clock and reception
at the home OF Judge aud Mrs. W. -
Banks AZ $50 o'clock fought. Mr., Il. T.
Hamill, as president OF the board Of trade
win deliver the welcoming address on ~
half Of the city, while Mrs. j. Curtis
Mitchell viii welcome the visitors on be
half OF the ladies' Mrs G.. u. Stone OF
Galveston is TO reuly 10 the addresses OF
value Of District Meeting 90 Federation,
Mrs Presley H. Ewing. Houston; CAB
Monan's Code OF Ethics" Miss Kate
Friend OF Waco: Work Of Temple city
Federation" Mrs w ) Banks Temple.
There is a good attendance Of club women
from over tine state.
Jesse Il. iIasscll, deputy supreme organ
izer for the Ancient order bnited Work
men OF the state. Is IN tue city working
up membership for the order Mr.. llasseil
is wen known Ia Temple, his parents nav
In made this their home for some Tine
Conductor Ben Bowman. who formerly
made Temple his home and had run~oi
the santa Fe, IA In the city looking after
some pr0perty interests. Mr. Bowman Is
now running ont OF Springfield. Mo, on
Air. AiayneId wIlksrsOn. who has been
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WHARTON LOCALS.
Commissioners Court win Contest the
jackson County Survey.

Commissioners Court Win Contest the
jackson County Survey.
Wharton Texas. March 26.-Frcm Coun.
~ Attorney Hal The Post correspondent
learns that the disputed question OF the
boundary line between Colorado and whar-
ton counties has been before the commits.
siouers court this week This county will
rght Tor Its rights and will not forego
one acre of that which the commissioners
believe rlghtfuly belongs 10 this county
Inc Jackson county survey has never been
reCngnl2ed by this county ms II was done
without the consent OF Wharton county
The line has been I'm dispute for many
years and frequent conferences have been
held hut no agreemut reached The line
now recognized by the land office, II Is be.
leyed here, viii be changed and Wharton
county given some OF the land which Is
now considered as belonging TO Colorado.
Two carloads ~ grading OUTFITS, consist.
Ing of mules and scrapeFs. left over the
Cnncy Valley for Van Week. rwo survey.
Ing Qntht, nre now branching out from
Van Ylock, one going towards Ray CITY
the other towards the new extensions. The
officials are mum, but great things nte
c1pected as results, and land and property
IN Maiagorda county are now bringing fan
Cy prices
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Port Arthu, M,rioinaI riotot

Port Arthur, Texas, March Is Port Ar
thur politics are warming up little. To
day W. G. CORN has announced himself
for reelection and w, c. nlcO Hack
ney for election as marshal This mikes
i've aspirnnts for the onrce. The array ot
candidates IN the field for this coming clcc.
ton to be held April l. Is ~ follows: r.
Mcclure and 70. u. Dodge, aldermen: John
Roberts and y. H. Baker. secretary; Joe
Williams, attorney; V. Moran, John Klein.
w. c. CORN, W G.. Hackney and J. Grow.
ley marshal; Frank Cummlns treasurer:
II. II. Beels, engineer, Joseph Pallca, re-.
curd"r. There was r1mor anont that
another ticket had been nut up last Sntur-
day evening, but II was found to he ground.
less
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Government Fishery at San Marcos

SAN Marcos, Texas, March % Commits
sioncr George W. Bowers Of the United
states commission Of FISH and fisheries ana
W. T. Titcomb, district agent, inspected
the culture station here yesterday ana ex-
pressed themselves as greatly pleased ne
the magnificent results that have been
accomplished by CAPTAIN J. l.. Leary, SUI
perlntondeni.
Commissioner Bowers bought from Cap.
tain William Green ten acres Of land on
the Nlrir front. east OF the present hold.
nrs, the water rights aud privileges he.
sidcrntion has not been given out hut II
Is understood 10 run well NJ into the
thousauds This addition will b.- all the
land that the commission will acquire
ut this station.
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New Orleans Market.
lsnecIal 10 M postl

New orleans. March 20 Receipts Of
rough rice were on somewhat broader
scsle hut they were confined to the local
mills No trading WAS reported IN elmer
Honduras or Japan grades Clean rice car
nod over the strong tone ~ the past few
DAYS Offerings we're moderate ana were
aI,cut All taken up az full ngurcs. Re
eeInts from country mills were fairly ih-
craf Receipts 1Gl0 sacked ~ rough and
a5I6 nockets 81 clean. Sales a0d5 pockets Of
clean. $500 ., -1,~., .
Clean rice Honduras strong head JsioA
etralghtg MN: screenings 2Ff-3s; No.
IT,sgs Japan strong; head 3is6l3h
streirhtg 28sd3; screenings 2M2N, No. >
i7sda. actual sales at 2Q6
Rough rice Honduras steady no oner-
80 III . Onli4 10 Domestic Japan steady;
no offerings at 2.25gS7o.
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Taylor News Notes.

Taylor. Texas, March 20. ALI Of the
business houses retail as well as whole.
sale have complied with the re-
quest from the clerks union 70 close -
$50 commencing Anril I To September I.
Mr. Russ Brown Is having plans pre-
paved for handsome tw0-story residence
40 he erncted in West End.
Or. J, T; Black Will erect a cottage NEXT
t. his residence.
lrovement League the public square Is be.
Ing planted Ia Bermuda grass, fountain
erected. walks made and flower beds put
ln II Is contemplated having tho local
| Land give concerts there during the long
summer evenings.
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editing and opcratin "a newspaper at Del
Rio, has Sold his interests and Is at the
old home IN Temple ON a visit TO his
mother aud sisters
Hon. Il w Martin ~ gainesville was In
rtmplc yesterday interviewing tho voters
I'm the interests ~ his candidacy for State
srnninr from this district
MIR A T.. Graham. woh II at the head Of
the Mississippi store combination through
ont the state was In Temple yesterday
ON periodical visit to the store at this
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Skull Crushed and Death Resulted.

Grovetou. Texas, March 2j.-Yesterday
evening about 6 o'clock lobe Jackson
broke shotgun over the head Of Joe Tyer,
breaking the skull from which Tyer died
this marnlHg ~ oclock n seems that
Dyer drunk aud half crazy. entered the
jackson home IN Groycton. and was In the
acr Of driving the ladies from the house
when Tnhe Jackson came upon the scene
wills the above result. jackson imne.
diauN gave bond.
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Calvert, Texas. March p BY means n
three large pumps the Calvcrt Coal Mining
company is rapidly reducing the amount Of
water In It's mine. II Is thought that In a
very short while the water Will be pumped
out and the work 81 getting out coal re-
mmed Mr. Marks The manager Of tbe
mines. has employed mine expert who /,
experimenting the work OF getting out the
wates,
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Naooudoobes County Criminal Docket.

Nacogdoches, Texas. March % The sec.
ond week of court opened up with the
criminal docket. on. which are the follow.
Ing cases: II. C. Anderson. charged with
swIndllug: Sherman Grayson, charged with
murder ~ Garrison pt Garrison; jim Fears,
charged with murder: Louis Carver. charged
with rape; Alex. Davis. assault 10 murder,
III BAgley, murder; W. u. g.. Glien.
assault % murder W. =, Owens, assault
10 murder, three cases
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New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans. March 2G.-There was a
good demand for spot cotton today at full
prices though the market was not quot.
AMY higher. sules 800 bales, including
i0O0 to arrive The future cotton mar
ket was In peculiar mood ana there was
a wide width. The local market sagged
after New York until the advance was
about wiped out At this point there was
another bullish turn and values climbed
steadily until advances NJ to II points
were established. March developed coli
siderable strength The market closed
hrm with net gains Of - points on March
D on April. 10 on May. on June 10 on
july. III on August, q on September and .
on October.
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Nem Yotk prv Goods

New York, March % The market has
remained without change during the day.
Prices continued firm. with demand NJ
moderate proportions Reports from Fan
River show no change In the market with
buyers not pushing deliveries owing to tine
present state Of the cotton market
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Bone Pains, Swollen Joints, Aohinu Bach

Bone Pains, Swollen Joints, Aching Back
Botanic Blood Balm (B. B, b. kills or
destroys the poison In the blood which
causes the awful agones Of rheumatism OF
neuralgia, thus making a permanent cure.
II you have aching homes, swollen joints
and muscles, nqlns In the back aud shoulder
blades. difficulty n moving the fingers, toes
or arms and legs or il the pains and aches
arc shifting from one part OF the BODY
20 any other part Of the body, then Botanic
Blood Balm will make perfect, peFnHnent
cure by charging the nature OF the blond,
making 4 pure aud rich, thus giving a
healthy blood supply 20 the Affected PARIS.
Keller Is felt afier the FIRST few doses.
Hundreds OF eases OF 40 10 80 years stand
ing cured by Blood Balm. Most 81 these
cured casss have taken Blood Balm as
last resort after doctors, patent medicines
snd mineral waters had failed. hut Hood
Balm cured them and II Il especially reco m
niended for old, obstinate. deep seated cases.
Botanic Blood Balm Is the very remedy for
rheumatism the result OF mercury and con
large hottie, TO prove It cures, sample
81 BLOOD Balm sent free and prepaid by
briefly describing your trouble and writing
Blood Balm CO., 1919 Mitchell street. Az
lanta, Ga. special free medical advice also
given.
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Richard Cooke & Co.'S Letter.

Houston. Texas. March 20 While the
market has had considerable liquidation
and most Of the weak bulls are out, the
future Is stll shrouded In mystery, aud
depends largely upon the spot holders in
the South.
ont OF II during the Faster holdldays for
from now on the fluctuations viii be more
extreme and twenty point margin will not
last long and the work will be strenuous
and Instead of the easy stages and the
few points torn Of daily, for scalp the
order OF things IS likely to be reversed
and the scalper scalned.
Liverpool is due l5.6i higher tomorrow
Richard Cooke g. Co.
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DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.

APPLES Fancy evaporated, JO-lb boxes
VBmlOc: lib cartons, fancy, lO4mlO'2r
cartons. choice. 9A0 Zoe; choice evapurated
9hM9lac; sun dried. GiQc.
APRICoTS-Per lb, loose, 1Ol8@11c.
ClTBON-ln 1O-lb boxes, lie.
CURRANTS-2j-lb boxes, cleaned, bulk
Sl2q9c, Lib cartons, 9ia@l1c
DATES-1-lb packages. 7l9Gsc; Fard
dates, Dc; Hallowei, bulk 6h-lb boxes
0Q6c
FlGS-ImpOrted, 121aQ15c.
PEACHES--Ch new stock, S&G0c,
RAISINS-California 3-crown, l.. L.
boxes, 81 6J@l. 20; I4.lO boxes, l.. NJ raisins
60Q7Oc 2-crown, l.. NJ. raisins, 50.lb boxes
71a6IIAc; 3-croWn. l., NJ, TAmSc.
PRUNES-Californa, aOlO0s, SC: S0-90s
5i4c:- 7O-s0s, &c; 60-70s, 6lsc; jOGOs, &c; 40
sos, Sc.
NUTS Brazil. 16Q17c per lb flberts
Sicily, i3c; California walnuts, I3dl4c'
peanuts. fancy hand picked. 5laG6c; No.
2, 4AGJc; Jumbo, TdTAc; almonds. Tara
gona, 10ml7c per lb In sacks; California
almonds. 15c; pecans, sGl0c, according e
size; chestnuts Pedmontes, &C.
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ouinine. 40d42c per ounce bottle NOR ao
urine So 25d2.j0 per ounce; cocaine ~, ~ M M
per ounce; borax, SIC per pound ~ l uyo
iii 81 90 per gallon In 5gallon paekesgs
epson saits. Sis per 100 lbs In bSrle,s'
alcohol, S2.70d300 per gallon sulphur
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R. 3, Morris & Co.'S Letter.


Houston, Texas. March 70 The market
was better today than for some time. The
demand was more general aud there was
every evidence that there had been a
pretty general exhaustion Of long cotton
pressing Tor sale on the market during
the past few days Europe. the South and
the commission house element all took A
turn on the buying side. while shorts were
somewhat frightened al the more tlmid
offerings and took to cover.
cable news was better than looked for
FUTURES being down about three points and
spots on l-32 ON sales or 700 bales
Tho news from the cotton centers was
as good as could he wished outside OF
lowell Mass. where the strikers still
threaten the manufacturers with a walk
out tomorrow. Southern spot markets were
generally OF a satisfactory character as to
prices and demand was rather above the
recent average. There has been no mate.
RAJ change In underlying conditions. but
me market Is technically stronger than IL
mas been for some time because OF. the
shaking out OF large portion OF the weak
longs, and the creation Of a larger short
interest through the holiness Or shorts
during the past three on four DAYS
There may be some further action IN
ihe downward direction. but Tor tho time
being We arc inclined 10 believe that the
market has reached bottom aud that
slight rise is due. particularly II tho move,
ment continues 10 show the falling of re.
Gently Until there is some disposition OF
tnoSe large stocks in New York which arc
a menace to the market. large advance
seems out OF the question.
r. r. Morris & Co.
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blNs ASK
a--
American Brewing ASSN. .s.l.....,l sta 10
commercial National Bank 500 ~ 2Su NJ
Galveston Wharf Co.....I 81 UO ~ 10
Houston Land and Trust Co iUa 80 .....
Houston Drug co. .......I i4J 10. lSl 20
Houston Drilling and supply
Co ...... Observation-Disclosures. BJ ~
International CrCosote Col
OF beaumont ............ ~ uO.......
Moore COrtes Canal Co. ...I 40 O0I - %
Merchants National Bank. ti5 uN. lIu ~
Magnolia Park TO. ,....,...I,...... 10 w
Mutual Building and Loan
Association ........ ......L.....f 500 M
planters and Mechanics Ma.
tionai Bank .......,.... IT, So ......
Rockdalc OH Mil Co ......I......I i,tl ~
south Texas NaiiOnal Bank 1875 OO' 49, 20
Sour Lake Springs Co.... iC1 80. 100 no
Southwestern Dry plate Co.l...... lOi ~
Trinity Rice, Land aud trrll.,....i ia %
Texas savings, Real Estnlc
and Investment Co. ....... IS ~. ~ IN
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

rup,rson ot these quotations shows
n .tyantsges in favor OF Houston as a
a.als market. when the buyer consld-
M benefits 10 be derived from Hous-
/, frsght rates be viii lind that even
a the Quotable figures at other mar.
sre lower, the price finally paid ls
&saally greater. The prices are those rul'
4 among Houston wholesale merchants,
are revised daily.
n CANNED GOODS.
CANNED FRUITS Apples, BIB, 95c4
+ 10; pneappleS, sliced Sll0; eyeless and
tals, Sl,6jdl75. extra grated, $LeO9
nj pears, BIB, soc. straw berries, lib
.iodl20. blackberripS, 2lb, SOqSJc;
Iishes, 2lb, 81 coal. IL.
|lANNED VEGETABLES Tomatoes, 2-lh.
II weight, 95c 3-lh, full weight, S1,2O
Us; 2lb, seconds. 00d95c; BIB, seconds,
&Gl25i okra and tomatoes, 2lb, SlOO;
lined graut, Bib SloJHl. 10; California
q asparagus tips, 500; baked beans, BIB,
b. 5lb string beans Soc; 2-lo kidney
has, Csc; 2.lb stringlcss beans, Sl.2J; 2-lh
IiirpWfat peas, 81 10: = ID American petit
siS {l.50Qll. 10; AL corn, Sl.OC, 2-lh Blue
lags corn, soc; Pride of Maryland, 05c;
.vsrE, e0ci Better than Gold, SJc9
lM
CALIFORNIA FRUIT-Extra standard,
Ss E cTaWtord ? 81 S5a f a lax cher 5
6 Gsa22 white cherries, SO 25a
y apflcots, Sl,S0G1 80; Strawberries,
.gh2lO; plums, Sl.65dl.75; grapes, S1,60
LIS; seconds Zoe per dozen less than
TIA standard prices
CANNED N0LASSES--P. * f. Old Fash
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LANDMARK.

WIRE NAILS S2.95 base per kegi
RARBED WIRE Galvanized. Ghdaen1,
50 50 per 100 lbs galvanized Baker SS'o'
per 100 lbs.
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S2eo per 100 lbs In barrels; alum, quo Der
pounds In barrels; saltpeter. 7c Der nohnd
~ barrels; camphor, zoe; wood alcohol
si-vgi gum opium, S3.So; powdered opium
bottles; calcium carbide. $500 per 100 de.
iiyered Texas common railway points
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PAiNrs. oILs ANp Glass.

second grade. 5000; third grade. $500;
Turpentinc, per case, two 5.gsllon cans;
s.. Il; barrel lots. sic per gallon. Mineral
paints, 60c per gallon. Window glass, W
etinn reds. per cwt. $50. yellow ochre'
per cwt. 81 90 I.inseed OIL hest. Boiled,
69d70c Ready mixed house paints. 81 Ooq
80 per gallon. according % brand mineral
paints. 60c per gallon, Window glass, ~
per cent Off January list
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PRODUCE.

deled $40; Louisiana yellow, clarified aad
fancy, 4Ac; choice 4c.
PRODUCE
BEEsWAN- Prime Texas, Praise per
beans Imported navy leans, 4Na4a.c:
Bayou. &c; English d'ied 34c; pink ";
black eyed, ''4r Michigan navy. 3A"
California navy, iAM4iac: Snaps, S1.O0 ser
huShel; WAY, $50 per hushe; California
ImaS. 5l2m6c.
RuTTER Blue star, 23a24s; dairy, 2ode
pc; Elgin creamery, 20T30c Texas bricks,
ia lpc. Oleomargnrine Lincoln solids i2ac,
Lincoln prints, 13&c; DAISY solids. 16dl7c;
rliats, 1Sc Monkeys special, 1Sc; Crystal
Gem and country rolls ioc, Empire st tc
special, l3c; special Blue star, lsc; I4ign
dairy bricks, 20c; Ideal, 1li2c Purity
creamery, 20 and 3Ob tubs. DE; I'D
prints 2lc; Elgin creamery, solids, 1sc;
country butter in pals. lOM2Oc
NABBAG1-1EdlAc
nCHEESE-Wisccnsin full cream rolls 15c,
MlsconSl In full cream daisies, lil2M loo,
Wisconsin half cream, 12lgGil3c.
EGGS Kansas, l4d15c; Texas 14ml5c.
kRAUT-New, in half barrels, $3,O09
ONIONS Per pound, 3kasNc
PEPpER-Chile, new, l5dl6c per pound
POTATOES - Colorado seed potatoes,
81 20; Now York S1.l0.
PEANUTS-jumbo, per pound, T0TAc;
fannccy, hand picked No. l. 5laa6c.
according to size
4 80; frycrs large, 81 .Oo04 20; broilprs,
81. 256i2 ~; mixed lots. So SOFA. -; cocks,
large, old, Sl.S002O0; ducks, large, SO UOM
3 80; geese. full fcHthered. 81. 6Oli4. 80;
turkeys. hens 50, 000l2 90; turkeys COB
blers S12 0O@15. co.
SWEET POTATOES Pumpkin ana vel
low vans 81 GOAL. Is bushel, according TO
TOMATOES 49, Florida. G-basket crates,
81 2jd2.5O; Mexican. 6-basket crate, 81 81
/ d2.75.
CELERY country, per bunch, p
d3j(.
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GRAM AND HAY.

Carload lots, f. o. b. cars from mlllersi
dealers charge from store 5alOc more per
100 lbs on bran. 943c per bushel on oats
aud corn, and lOQl5c per 100 lbs on may
BRAN-Per 100 lbs, 81. lSll. 20 o,o
WHEAT SHORTS-Per 100 lbs, Sl'2o9
i.30.
CORN CHoPs-Pure, 81 46d1 As.
CORN-No. > sacked 7sdT9.
OATS-Per bushel 56djsise
HAY-Aifalfa. SI4 1913 20. choice tim
nthy, Si0.O0d 1850; South Texas pralrle
hay, IS. O0610. 10: North Texas aud Terri
tory hay, $1io0@l70o.
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NeM York Cotton.

New York March 2G.-The cotton mar
kct opened firm with prices unchanged to
> points higher Immediately after the call
worked up an additional point higher on
room covering The Liverpool cables and
port receipts favored a better market here.
Within the hrst hour however selling by
Western longs and liquidation by room
holders In the absence OF expected speCula-
tive support allowed the market to suffer
a fresh relapse. this decline only terminal
ing when July touched $50 and May $50.
For time the indications favored new
low level for prices on present bear move
ment despite buliSh statistics and "A strong
belief that reaction was nearly In order,
Toward midday the more conservative
traders bears as well as bulls, cautiously
bought the July and August contracts and
a number Of Wall street supporting orders
made their appearance, The effect on
prices was immediate and while tho I'm
provement was very haltlng the course OF
the market for the rest Of the day was up
ward Shorts became nervous In the last
hour and bid July up TO S.G3. August
sold repeatedly at s.4i The market was
finally quiet and steady with prices net
points higher to l point lower.
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ArPLFS-Faucy Ben Davis, So 25d1. 80.
BANANAS-Loose, Sl.6JQi1.TJ; packed
81 I5@2 20.
COCOANUTS-Per sack of 100 So 5OR
3. 10 less quantities, 81 90.
3. 10.
oRANGES-Se Seedlings $2.Jod275; Call
folnla naNels, SO. 0tNi3 -.
TRAWBERRIES-C 24-quart, SO 90
a TO- according to quality.
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uyDITION OF TRADE i.,,,,
vi SHOWS LITTLE CHANGE.
- Oats a Cent Lower
ts''' SEASON Is About Ended.
s..,y Receipts Increase

ress, ..,,,,le trade Yesterday was ''. .s
uston :. sh7s' !, ouiet condition, and the
[s 'r'u ar " BY both country and city
F q co. 4 ,lll very weak
am chops and oats are each a
||l1slsssrsa = = ,,.oOase are noticeably smaller
hsDDss. lssrs .si,r arm in consequence around
Hos ssi'sss I iaaiac
,err strong on all packing
aod ; s.Ssp pla'. and there is every evidence
M adrances
market on potatoes has gone
|xKc Coos n, local prices are only made
nv W. I" New York variety remains
TATE. 81 i
~, almost ended on seed pota-
f2kIne sis a,,,o remains IN the hands ~
"Si w Nero are scarcely any calls for
kdt
..r,es became very low during
|nc.. =, car will be unloaded today
|uNUh ..,evs the scarcity Prices hold
\. Tsxs, an At quotations given
Eepsrr,; :, situation was practically I'M
Il on n nd the wants Of the trade were
sis, ssta 4, ,,auced. Receipts were also llghs
piston; n ~, continued between ia ilc.
fitnsJ II ""
.rlgas OF strawberries we're heavier
sns inferior shipments were noted
hire N. N lot, which sold at considera-
|'s' W. g.surt Prices generally were a lit
ieI ssa
,s,,, from Boston referring To the
n sslt esh state: "The closing days
Cana u, show fair business for goldfish
Dtis a.tserel. but there is no unusual inter