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Dan ralmsoe's Sons oo.'s Review.

Dan Talrnsue's Sons Cos Review.
Contrary weather conditions dHring most
Of the past week brought u-ade nearly ~
a stsndstill, BecauSesof the Inactivity and
increasing arrivals, market rlNSNs with
easier tone. The feeling cf depression e.
somewhat helped song nv lauest reports
from the Southwest. which sesr ~ tndi-
cato that the woods are fun" If stock
sud as preparations are going forward for
tho new crop with It's incidental demands
for the wherewlthsL original holders arc
more trsctshle. and disposed 10 marks
with all reasonable rapiditv. Spite the
somewhat general desire 20 self, no marked
concession arc obtalnabie eSt'cHt where
transactions are sizabc. and ns these arc
undertaken by dealers and speculative buy
ers, the situation should thereby he
strengthened as such widcnS fhe circle
and creates a community ~ interest smong
a larger number 81 holders.
The forward supply Il liberal; an item
ahead of last year at equal daft, stu
should not be REGARDED as excessive as Il
is short OF even ordinary reQuireme nts, 10
say nothing of the probable demand of the
present year which should show increase
OF nearly so per cent. over former years.
Not only is the regular domestic demand
10 he dealt with. but In addition thereto
is added call for export; and likewise
the enlarged movement which muSt result
from the lack of potatoes aud the higher
prices demanded 10 certain competitive &C.
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New ORLEANS Cnttnn

New Orleans. March Spot cotton 40.
tive aud brm at full prsras. Factors yshles
we're well cleared by anxious buyers, who
nre now paving Ixc A pound moro for cot
Ton than was paid saturday. Sales 500
bales, including 500 70 arrive Quotations
advanced ) GA al stadNs
Futures opened ] 10 points IN. remained
quiet during tn, morning hours. buC about
noon a brying movement set in. .arrylr..
prices up 70 points. clCgirg rrn with
RET gains 81 10 10 II points over Ssturdav' 3
closing lgureS the principal movement Doe
Ing Ia March, Nay AMI July.
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nor SALE Eighteen volumes ~ t,oorG,
Ehcrs works for ssic cheap. Address r
q Box ES9
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DRuGs An CHEMICAI.s-

Quinine. 4Od42c per ounce bottle: NOR.
prime 81 25I2.5O per ounce; cocaine ssOo
per ounce borax, size per pound la I00ih
packages; eopperas 81 40 IN barrels castor
epson salts. $iT5 per 100 ms IN bartels,
alcohol S2.1Oa3.OQ per gallon; sulphur.
81 Is per 100 lbs in barrels; alum. ego per
pounds IN barrels; saltpeter. &c per pound
Sloo; gun opium. $3.50; powdered opium,
Sts5i earhotc acid. 4Csd42r per pound In
hottiesi calcium carbide. 500 per Ion, de
hrered Iexas common railway points.
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New York o. Goods-

New York, March 8.-The business in
dry goods today showed the effects Of To-
cent had weather only s moderate alnouut
~ trade was put through IN any division.
Brown sheetngs and drills We're drmer.
owing 10 the advance in cotton There was
good bidding for print cloth yarn fabrics
at current prices. hut few sellers IL
prints and singhams prices were firm with
an average demand
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,cks 81 Jumbo peanuts are almost ah.
ed and some weakness has appeared
0. Rand picked, With sales at &c de-
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|, ppiIcs Of bananas ran low during the
Sand well cleared condition prevailed
,se latter portion. Arrivals are expected
~ or Tomorrow.
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AlIeaed Deseter Admitted to Bail.

Fort worth. Texas, March s.--Youns Dan
Tel Marshall Miller, aged Is years who de-
serted from the United States army at
Preside county last year aud who rs
been held since. was released by Federal
Judge Meek on hhheas corpus proceedings,
come up for hearing in the New orleans
circuit court. Tho boy gave 500 bond.
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JUDGE RzAaANs CONDITION.

Slightly improved, out Re is Not Rest
inc We'll.
Palestine. Texas. March 5.--Judsc Rea-
gan Is a sick man a. his ccuRtry reSidcuce
two miles south Of this city. Last night
he spent a very fair night, though his rest
was not as favorable A. was expected. This
morning the physicians report his condition
slightly Improved. though be is yet a sick
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IRIC- A. BRACS waller liies. laps
nese. China TOYS. six handkerchiefs Hn
an fancy Japanese six work al Yam Ia
Loe a, tulGis Preston.
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ASSAULTED AND ROBBED.

Aged White Man 6eset by Negro High
Nayrllen.
Tyler, Texas, March S,-John Dixon. an
aged white man, was Knocked on 81 a
trestle on the International road last night
ny two negro highwaymcn and robbed ot
81. Officers today arrested suspect and
have located another. Dixon received -
ugly wound on the head snd Is In pre-
car fpus condition
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SIN ROOM COTTAGE with garnet and nu;-
house. corner lot; good nclshhCrhoot can
or address SllS furnishing road
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SURVEYS pap~ and blue printing II
lui9 TWO rings %
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LOST. FOUND. STOLEN.

LDS1'--onr pnir gold glasses en fAnnin ~.
tween Franklin and Rusk. Return 20 ilus
Rusk, reward. D
I0ST--0ne dienlonl screw earring. Finder
Mil be rewarded n retarncd 10 4. 7.
schmidt IDS TRAVIS,
lost Brown aud black fur collareite.
lined with purple SAtins return q Ills Ia
mar and receive reward.
SfKANED an sfolea. white and back
noli9cr hitch nun. Retura 10 0nerre
fennv. 7s7 SAa Felipe strees. and SCI
reward.
IOSr--On lFain ifs weeh Humble snd Aras-
ton, or Ia Humble, on fuesdaf. fctgAHtr
IS large rod p0ckefhcnk cpgf1innE dncrt
menfS taluabls ~ me onlys ubff<i re-
ward for salnes write me- ". u pssoxes
csns~<Rse. f~1kfs Iesss
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

WANTED Propositions IT, build rice csna-
ono mile ANA a half IN scnrth, from three
10 six Feet high. Address l., a kihs
eatinriia. TcN2S -
NOTICE 10 C0NTRAFT0RS-- The under
signed VIII receive bids una >. ip;
Thursday. March ~ fer the erection aad
compleiion ~ a Chemical and Veterinary
Laboratory 1T the Agricultural apd Me-
chanirai College 70 ceSt about SsN.H2
which NAV ~ seen 10 my ofeee ~ IN
the ofdce 81 D0ason & scott NJ Waco.
after Mrch = Each hid must be accom-
panied lw certified check Of not less tnan
s per cent of the bid. parable g. ms
,ideF. h he forfeited IN case the biader
fails a. sign contracf aud furnish good
aud acceptable bond within ten days after
Is reserved 80 reject ans or all bids Aad
10 waive any informaiity Ia any hid. \
II whiglnek,- rrcsldeat pro tenn. Cciiegee
Station. Tcxas. ~
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|OUSTON WHOLESALE MARKET

committee Of the New York mercsntne ex-
change:
II Is decided that all sales Of eggs will
be at mark during the entire year. The old
rules applying to sales At mark were usual
" for a period OF three to four months.
This innovation. IL IL believed. Will meet
with general approval not only In this but
other sections throughout the country. An
other important change Is tue abolition or
the sale Of eggs for future delivery under
the daily cali Members arc. however. Fcr'
mitted to trade 10 futures provided under
the rules
sales un,lcr san for spot delivery It Is
provided. shall be In lots Of nifty eases OF
thirty dozen each. except NJ such times
When there Is an absolute scarcity Of eggs:
In this case lots Of twenty hve cases viii
constitute sale. This, however Is left
entirely discretionary With tho egg con.
mittee. The following changes IN qualities
have been adopted;
Fresh gathered extras shall be free from
small and dirty eggs. and SHAH contain
fresh, reasonably fun. stropg, sweet eggs as
Follows From February l tn NAY ~ W
per cent, and for the balance % toe year
NJ per cent
The baisnce- other than the ioss-may he
slightly defective In strength or futlneSs.
lint must 10 sweet. There may be a total
average loss of one dozen per ease. hut N
the loss exceeds this by not more than 20
per cent the eggs shall he good delivery
upon allowance OF the excess When sold
q
IN average Of more than twelve cracked or
checked eggs per case.
Fresh gathered frsts shall be reasonably
clean and Of good average size aud shall
contain fresh, reasonably full, strong,
Ter
cent.
February to May St..,;............. -
June / 10 October 2l.................. 6a
November and December. .-.......... ~
January ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rs
The balance other than the loss may be
slightly defective In strength or fnllBcSs,
bur must No sweet There may he = total
average loss Of ono dozen per case from
February ] 10 MAY n aud one and one-haif
dozen per case for the balance cf the year.
But II tho loss exceeds these amounts by
not more than "a per cent the eggs sh u
be good delivery upon allowance 81 the
excess when sold storage packed" fresh
gathered frsts must not contain an aver
age If more than eighteen cracked or
checked eggs per case
Fresh gathered seconds shall he reason
sSlv clean snd Of fair average size sud
shall contain fresh, reasonably full eggs
es follows.
cent.
February ~ May Si.......-....,.... IN
For the balance ~ the yesr. ......... ~
The rules slso provide that certificate
~ inspection is good for thirty hours dur.
ing the months ~ Msy. June, July and Al
gust. and for forty eight hours during the
balance OF the year.
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Sales at Hearne

Hearne, Texas, March 3.-Mr Simon
Hart purchased of the Lewis estate and
Glass Bros. 4o5 bales Of Brazos bottom
cotton this morning. paying Sis cents for
II. only few more crop lots anloua INK
TO 700 bales, remain ia the bottom UNI
sold
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W. ]. Townsend Attorney At Law and
General Collection Agent President Ahrc-
ma County National Bank. Lufkin, Texas
W. l.. HALL.
WHARTON TEXAS
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OIL STOCKS.

OIL LANDS FOR SALE go the Saratoga
field. Hardin county. from 40 ~ an acre
M. Write Tor uat'irulars 10
IIENRl NALMGREN
II HOUSTON, TENAS
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u New Orlears Market
Especial 10 Tho ro,tl

INNFNINI 70 IuN I0NT-I
New Orleans March s Rirc Receipts
SIS sacks of rough and 7n5 pockets or
clean; SsieS lSS2 pockets of clean aud g46
sacks OF rough. OF which pG sacks were
Honduras and 80 sacks Of domestic Ja-
pan.
Clean rice-Steady on Honduras snd
easier on IapauS; hesd sass. S'wights
3Aa4i4; screenings 2i4M2S,: No. lS.nlr,:
Japan head 2'S@SSt. with actual sales az
3d9.
Rough rice-Houduras steady NJ ana
4 10 domestic Japan quteJ az -95sI % ~
with actual sales Of Honduras az 1H13 80
and domestic japan al o.tN
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Journsl Of Commerce gives the fol-
, raslsion Of egg rules by the egg
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WHEAT sHoRTs-per 100 lbs, s1a5a

WHEAT sHoRTs-Per 100 lbs, sl,a5a
i.3o
CORNING. . sacked 79dS1c
CORN CHOPS-P Pure. 81 46il. IS.
OATS-Pcr huShel. 55d5Tc.
HAS-A'falfa. Si4. 1915 90; choice tim
othy, SlG.ooS3 1879: South Texas prairie
hay. So. OCCilO, 90; North Texas and Terri
tory hay, S16ooGlS0o.
PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.
White lead. per cwt, strictly pure. Sc 25
second grade, 5000; third grade. $500;
Iurpentine, per case two S,Eallon cans;
paints, 60c per gallon. Window glass. 40
etian reds, per cwt, 81 80; yellow nchre.
per cwt, Sl00. LinSeed oil, hest, boiled.
69G1oc. Ready mixed house paints, 81 ood
l.50 per gallon, according 70 brand: mineral
paints, 60e per gallon. Window glass, 50
per cent OF January list.
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PANTS. OILS AND GLASS.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF GALVESTON, March 3.
ARRIVED.
SIS Mohawk (Brl, from Barry.
CLEARED.
SIS Mexlcano (Br.l, for Tampieo.
SAILED.
SIS Mexicano OBJ. for Tanfpice.
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HEAYY sTAPLEs.

/ HEAVY STAPLES.
|gdMuNITIoN-Powder per keg, A:oo'
ssias pUEd .n: S SlSE Per ees' drop sn0''
|lACoN - Extra short clear, 10 sacks,
|If7l0%c; regulars. 1o94Qllc; boxed 14e
|iher; bellies, l1%4l2c, -.
sxGGfNG AND TIES - Bagging, e-lo,
i cN-ib, Tlsc: Arrow ties, less than car
lots, from Houston, s1.25.
L'ANDY wrapped, basis "a. No, :.
i6xc per III; No. l. full weight basis
& fts6i7isc per ID; special sizes. 1se high
rlNDLEs-Star, full weight. Joe; Gran
|, full weight, lol2c; Electric Lignts, sac
EMENT-Portland, S2'T5g32o; kosen-
|le. S1.l592 90. -
e, s cheice. ss.aioc;' fancy, ioi4diic; Pea:
E-ry. 1oL. Gl3Lac: Cordoya, 13i2c; roasted
ices. Arbuckle's Ariosa, basis lOo-lO
ses, lie. delivered; Apex, II 400; LION,
soc: Gold Seal Mocha and Java, lip
as. al and Alb pals 1sAc; Information
Java blend, lib tins, lSStc; and Alb
|lis. 1sAc; Royal Anna Mocha and Java
h tins. CSC; bulk, 26c.
,RAckERs.A b c SODA SODA, e oon. gGngs,
APPS, 7i.c; creams. Sc; stage planks, o'aci
hes and juubles, lie.
|fLOUR-Basis {S-lb sacks: Fancy nigh
tent. s4S2 fancy half pat,SnS , ny bsr'
higher; nour in wood, l5c per barrel
sA1RsINACEous GOODS -Grits. hominy
d cream meal, In 4olt sacks, per sack.
IL: pearl meal. In 36-lh sacks, 81 30 per
|rrel OF -four sacks. Scotch oats, so;
|iends oats, S3OS: Columbia oats. 81 NJ;
twkeye oats, $a.SS; Hecker's buckwheat'
rib packages, $3.50
|LARD-Rehned tierce. compounds, Si@G
|scs Leaf 1Ol5Glos.c: sob cans, i,c higher
Ian Heroes; lob cans. NC higher; Old
inc. We higher; 3-lb cans, lc higher
|akMs- standard, i1l4c; fancy. l2$1 lSci
fIME~ Bulk, 500 per barrel; coopercd.
|aoSEY-In barrels. s5dT5c per gallon !;
oo,lb cans, extracted, 5GSc per pound /;
bulk, eG1lc; In 12-lb cans, extracted,
Reboiied. fair. i6&disc;
Ina. c062lc; choice, a5@26c; fancy new
|op eyrup, 32g3Se; pure new crop syrup
|SoNDENsEp MILK-Eagle. seTsdT 90;
sRnoilS, s46Sd4T5; Dime. IS S5fi3 30;
|tailenge, 81. l5dl4 20; Winner, $4.25d4. 80.
full weight, OF. SSdsnc
y full weight. s or s1.6oaf1. 20; lib, 5 or.
81 weIs 1il9 ssa P Ts lunch oysters. lib.
|PIcKL Es-Five- gallon kegs. $50; 10
LION kegs S3.75: l4-bbls, $500; pints,
s sssS1 :'{S sadS CO ia S. a isso al 1Ssr,
|sn sfyle. $500: l-gallon hexagon. $50.
|hICE- Extra fancy head 054MSiAc, choice
|F1i<e; fair. iNg4isc; fancy Imported. ca
|fc. tDmmon &c.
3zc; untarred iath yarn, Sc; tarred. nc.
|HALI Louisiana coarse. SIC: tine. SIC,
ia. Is los. $50; 6o-5s. S2.45; i0O-Ss,
IS. 1o4s. $50
SALT FtSH Maekerel. No. I. I'm 1Q-lh
/ ~ .ne ~ naaif-harrels. TOib, No. 1, S. 0OaI
Ito. tnhS g.. atid5. rs
n AlsNoN Fancy Pillar Rcck, Columbia,
Ever, 81 s.. Castle Rock. Columbia River.
|.15: fpear Alaska, $i.iS; Toy, CclnHlpia
LIVER. 81 Is: Blue Bell. Columbia River,
|c{H(e,et brand. 81 IN: carnstien brand
lr<< Rad Alaska, sl.SSgl 40 Pink Alas
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HARDWARE

WIRE NAILS-s2a5 base p.r ker
BARBED WIRE-Galvanized. Glldden.
$3.50 per 100 lbs; galvanized Baker, SSs5
per 100 lbs
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SUGAR.

New Orleans March s-SuEsr- Firm;
epen kettle 2tte73 i.is. cppu kettle ceufrt
fugai SaSlss eentrifuEsl granulAted and
whites neEs; yellovp sis63 l3ies seconds
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HIDES AND WOOL.

ST louis, March 3.-wooi-Q Quiet: med
| ium grades laa1S; Hight fine 1eHNio;
heavy hne iodI2; tub washed sld24is
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@s@Sis. MolasseS-SStrong open kettle
none; centrifugal S6lS. syrup Nominal
New York. March 5.--Raw Spgar-Stcady:
iair refining Sls, Centrifugal. - test. VA
All grades ~ refined sugar wcrc reduced .
points today.
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"WATTs GAsoLINE. '

THE GULF REFINING COMPANY,
PoRT ARTHUR. TEXAS, ARE NOW
PRODUCING WHAT THEY LIST AS
WATTS GASOLINE. TT HAS BEEN
FoCND 70 BIZ SATISFACTORY IN GAS
ENGINE WORK HAVING BEEN EHoR.
oUGHLY TRIED AND APPROVED BY
THE LARGEST COMPANIES IN THE
BUSINESS. WRITE FOR PARTICU-
LARS" 81
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DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.

,APPLEs-Fancy evaporsted 5oib hores
a,iqa'sc; lib cartons, fancy. lolsc; cartons
dried 6lsc
APRICoTS-Per H. loose. iolsGlic.
EIIRON-ln 10Th boxes. l4c.
CCRRANTS-25-lb boxes, cleaned, bulk
Slg19c; lib cartons, el.dllc
DATES-lIh packages, IisdSc; Fard
date &c; Hallowei, bulk, Goth boxes
FlGS-Imported lsIS615c.
PEACHES-Chnice new stock. ss,Gac.
RAlSlNS-California, 3-crown L. L.
boxes, 81. SOL 10; Y IN boxes. L. NJ. raisins,
6.sd ,nc; 2-crown, L. NJ. rsislns, S0-lb boxes,
IlIdIAc: 3crown, l.. NJ. TZMsc.
PRUNES-CaiifornIa. 70 ines SC; SOeos,
size; -I0S0s, &c; 90 Jos, 6lsc; 50-eos, &c; 90
SOS, Sc.
NuTs-Brazil 16a17c per III; hlherts.
Sicily, l3c: California walnuts, l3II4r;
peanuts. fancy hand picked, ed6lse No.
:, 4%@oei Jumbo, I@1A&c; almonds. Tara
gona, le1l1c per IN in sacks; California
almonds, lSc; pecans, Zoe; eheStnuts, Pied.
montes, Sc.
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Following were the ruling prices:

Tho days Salcs amounted 10 Sli pockets
81 clean. Receipts Of p,l1.h ZOE thr dsv
80 sacks, making a total T., date Of 6S2B2
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DEWEY hay press; three men aud one
mule can press 200 bales a day price
$50 manufactured by w. {, Gunlock
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FRUITS.

APPLES-Fsncy Ben Davis, IS. so; iona.
than and winesaps, 81. 90.
BANANAs-Loose, SI.65dl.T5; packed
81, TJG2 90.
Cha.NBERRIES- .OO6i3. 25 Der hushei
crate: barrels. 81. o15l9. 80.
COCOANUTS-pe sack OF 100 So 5tFt
5. %; less quantities, 81 90.
LEMpNS-Messinas, new crop, SO. 500
80; CALIFORNIA;. 81. 1898 10.
MISUNDERSTANDING naKcls. s.. I5GI3. 90.
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WANTED An A. +. and A.. NJ; ia right
party nermanent position address $3.50.
linS oiice.
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PRoprCE.

4SANs' ~ NHS4NSt ~
PRODUCE.
BEEswAN-Prlme Texas, 22a2Sc per
REANs-Imported navy leans. 4xd4s.c:
black eyed, 4ae5c; Michigan navy, Sci
California navy, tLGi4l2c: Snaps, Sl.O0 ser
bushel; WAY. $50 per husbel; California
BUTTERS star. 23@24c: dairy, RON
2lc; Elgin creamery. 39qS0c; Texas bricks
lS6l'c oleomargarine Lincoln solids l2isc;
Lincoln prints l5he Daisy solIds, lGalTc;
GcIn and country rolls. l9c; Empire State
special. l5c special Blue star. 1Sc; EtgIr
duiry bricks, 2oe; Ideal, HE; Purity
prints, 2ic; Elgin creamery, solias, lsc;
country butter in pals. 10000,
CABBAGE-ll1lA.c
tHEESE-Wisconsin full cream rolls, l5c;
Wisconsin full cream daisies, l3l4d14c;
Wisconsin hslf cream. 12ls413c.
EGGS-Kansas, l6dlSc; Texas, I6G1sc.
kRAUT-New, in half barrels, s3.0o1
oNIoNs-Per pound, sIgdSac.
PEPPER-Chile, new, 15dl6c per pound
black Singapore, l5c.
PoTAToEs-Colorado. 81 1911 20: seed
Potatoes, ,ll,peck sacks. 1918; 10-peek
PEANUTs-Jumbo. per pound, Ta7Hc
fancy hand picked No. l. 66i6i4c.
| PECANS-New Texas, per pound. Toe
Poul!TRf-Chickens, hens, good. So. 25d
$50; fryers, large, So. 25dS so: Oroilcrs,
81 2od2 10, mixed lots. So CO.'S 20; cocks
large, old, Sl.So02.O0; ducks. large SO. oOQl
I6. 50; geese, full feathere-l. 81 6Od5 90
| turkeys, hens. 50 ,oodIlo.0o; turkeys, COB,
| blers, Sl2. oOd15.0O.
| SWEET POrATOES-Pumpkin and vel
low vans, 81 .loQ1. 20 bushei. according to
quality.
| TOMATOES - Florida. 6-basket crates
81. 1913, 90; Mexican. 6-basket crate, 81 a
| as. 30; 4-hasket crate. So 90.
| CELERT-Whlte plume, per crNte Sc 80
| per bunch, ooaS5c, coast country, PEI
| bunch, 35c
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

ADMINISTRATORS quarters, $3,6J@
SIS: mustard. $S.io13. 20; imported Gif'
letie grade. quarters, Si2 so fancy sprats,
quarters 5000 1000, according 20 grade.
N boxes. 4l4d4S,c: Royal Gloss or Archer,
bulk, A&d5c; Nickel. 100 packages per box,
SS.10G315; corn starch, sac per II. 20 and
40-lh boxes
sUGAR-ouotation are for small lots;
special rates ere given on carload orders.
Standard graduated, sc; cubes and pow.
deIed. 5%c: Louisiana yellow, clarified a1d
fancy, 44c; choice, &c.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE- One Columbus rubber tired
huggy; good rs new. Address 1910. this
office "a
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TYPEWRITERs.

VTSIHI.E touch typswriting On the "Blck p
No. B. S25: No. Z, $50; 5000 In use
special holiday prices for cash. W. II.
Russell general agent Dallas Texas. q
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ccnpa rison Of these quotations shoNs
" adya ntages in favor Of Houston as q
lesale market. When the buyer cons'd-
the benefits 10 be derived from Hous-
+ d freight rates he viii md that even
70 the quotable figures at other mar
Y are lower. the price finally paid Is
rally greater. The prices are those rul-
( ampng Houston wholesale merchants,
K are revised daily.
IA CANNED GOODS.
NAMED FRUITS-Apples, 3-lb, e5cd
o; pineapples, sliced. Sl.l0; eyeless and
less. S1.65dl15: extra grated, $l.Sed
n. pears, Glib, soc: strawberries, 2-lo
|O6l- 20; blackherries. 2-lo, sogSoc;
shes. 2-lb. 81 coal rs.
AHMED observation-disclosures, 9Th,
weight, a5c: 3-lb, full weight, S1.2O
IS; 21b, seconds. 90d95c; Bib, seconds,
k061.25: okra and tomatoes, lib, Sl.U;
ned gragt ,Slb; l 1as IL 10; Cali1Sr3ia
asparagus tips. $500; baked beans, S-lb,
]. Glib string beans. Soc; 2Io kidney
Hus. p5c, 9Th stringless beans, Sl.25; 2'lb
xovfat peas. 81. 10; bib American petit
e corn. s5c; Pride Of Maryland, Doc;
|lAIIFoRNIA FRUIT--EStrs standard.
Vlb peaches, lemon cling, Sl.0oq2O;
ow Erawford, Sl.s5d1.95; black cher,
aprlcots, 81. soal 80: Strawberries,
n12.i 10: plums. Sl,65Gl.I 10; grapes, Sl.6l
rs: seconds, Toe per dozen less than
Ira etsndard prices.
I'd. csilous. So. 10 per case; u gallons,
10 per case; Z gallons, S3;I5 per case;
lrouaei syrup, Glib cans, eodS5c; Goid
| dsi brand. fancy table syrup, quart Jars;
% per dozen; T, B. & Co, Sold Meqai
!. SSc; s-lb, $i.S5; 5-lb, $685. lo-lo
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Februsrr ~ Nav sf................ 20
For the balance ~ the year. ....-.... ~
The rules slso provide that & certificate
~ inspection is good FOR thirty hours dur
ing the months ~ Msy. June. lply and Al.
gust. and for forty eight hours during the
balance OF the year.
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ri BBER THING ana carriage Varnish
ing aud repairing NJ every description,
NeA huCgics anil horseshecing Moac
Carriage Co. Milan ara Commerce ave
Wup
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piss rhich arrived on Saturday were
IS disposed Of and another car will be
and today.
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~anscs are srmer and OF" sales that
|rrred 10 the local trade on sccouu; Of
dant stocks arc at an end.
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