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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
CaralII q Riehardson,s Letter.

Houston. Texas March 15.--The cotton
markets irled fiji Ner this morning under
bad weather In the Atlantic States light
port receipts and smaller estimates at
Houston and New Orleans for Monday.
Wall street was a good buyer Of May aui
July during the first hour. the principal
seller being Seidenbers. few minutes
before the close kilograms were rece!vi
saying there had been no settlement OF the
Fall River strike and that Il was quite
certain the operatives would go out on Mon
day, causing prices 10 weaken, the close
being unchanged to . 10 3 points lower IN
New York, and TO lower In New Or
leans. Liverpool was not quite 80 good as
expected this morning, ciosiug 1874 high
With the exception OF tho threatened strike
at Fall River, every condition which should
effect cotton values is OF a bullish nature.
The movement Is getting lighter each day,
and unduestlonably comparisons with last
season viii grow less until we are recelv-
ing probably not over % per cent Of last
| vearis movement. The mill demand never
Was better, aud splndles in many sections
IRE running night and day. This, with the
| faht thai every condition Indicates only a
4 moderate acreage this year makes the
/ nositlon Of cotton very strong. Eight and
| rne.half cents for cotton Is high compared
\ with many previous seasons, still we nave
! dor similar conditions 10 that which exist
! today. and With active speculation history
| may repeat itself. -.
| Nv York saws: "Fall River mills will
nav 10 per cent advance in wages com.
| nencing Monday. Curh IN New orlean'
| 8 7s fol May. s S. for July.
/ O." - Caraili A Richardson
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rRADE OF THE WEEK ..,o,,
y SHOWS ADVENT OF DULL SEASON
r;,r-.Potatoes Selling Higher
'es e Oranges Arrive-Some
sweet Potatoes on Hand.

ii has been rather dull one In
me ',..oIs market Trade has ebbed
=, ~ that point which is commonly
ia ,be dull season The fact that farm
T. sro now engaged in putting 10 new
.,rsss much smaller movement or
..s. !, the country and tho city demand
.n,rie,cod weakness that Is not
Isuv accounted for
krbo SIMPLY Of fruits has been much bet
s,,,o5 10 the wants OF tho trade. Ap-
oro,res aud bananas have ali been
Aband in good quantities and orders
II. been promptly tilled. Strawberries
u noccmc a moro conspicuous article
H\ ,.blle they have not yet reached a
El that will permit Of general consump
Ltbev are going in that direction.
srocory department Is also sharing
neriod Of inactivity and prices have
A &,npspollv stationary All California
Hruits are inherently firm on account
scarcity at primary markets and
goods continue to show an upward
we're 6rm at I2a1sc, with slightly
Femand
lat NJ sweet potatoes were in the mar
yesterday and supplied strong de
d.
4tatoes are selling higher as result
he advance In Colorado, bringing S1.20
%.
car OF California Navel oranges came
and relieved bare condition OF the
kct
? receipts Of celery arc getting small
IA little Else than the coast country va
k,sey Is seen In the trade.
y -
n, San Francisco Trade Journal has the
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AUCTION SALES OF WOOL,
Only 1893 Bales Were offered and
TheN Brouaht Good Prices.

London. March l5.-At the wool auction
sales today l4s8s bales We're offered. The
sales OF the day were as follows
New south Wales 2t0o bales; secured "a
dls Cd. greasy 3bmllled.
Queensland 300 bales. secured 6ddis
nd greasy 4hmlOlhd.
Victoria $500 bales secured 5i4dQls iad
greasy 3&dilMd.
south Australia. 800 bales; greasy 3l5
dAd
New Zealand. 400 bales; secured 5ladd
Is I'd greasy 3izd7lad.
Cane Of Good Hope and Natal. 400 bales
scomred Rms SD: greasy 3AM9L.d.
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80 coMMrRcIAL SITUATION.
Bradstreet Says the Week Ended Moro
Favorable Than II Began

Bradstfeet Says the Week Ehucu WV'V
Favorable Than Il Began
New York, Nlrch II -Bradstreet's tomor'
row win say: The week ends more favor
able than Il began. Plenteous rains In the
winter wheat belt. and more especially In
the drouth. afflicted Southwest, have given
needed impetus 10 that crop. which hes
been likewise favored by exceeding mild
weather.
There Is more strength In iron and steel
Agricultural implement manufacturers have
bought heavily OF bars. ana Pittsburg SOLD
100000 tonr. almost al 81 old prices New
buyers must pay the advance ~ 81 per ton,
weather ropditioas ami Goods limited rrc-
auction 10 February and stocks are smaller
than a month ago.
c0ttsn hsa been more Irregular In price
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PRODUCE.

EEswAX-Prime Texas ooa23c per
REANs-Importcd navy leans. 4ssd4a,c:
S SseR ey ed 5 5G5c of iehs S' na Pnk Sac
California navy, i4U4i9c; Snaps. 81 90 Der
huShel; wax, $50 per husbeii California
BUTTEiIBlue Star. 23d24c; dairy, 2on
Ole; Elgin creamery, 29I30c; Texas bricks
15dl9c. Oleomargarine-Linco solids l2l4c;
Lincoln prints; 1910; Daisy solids. 16Ql7c;
Gem and country. rolls. i9c; Empire State
special, lie. special Rue star lSc; Eigin
dairy bricks, 2Cc; Ideal llAc; Purity
p TrneF 20 E qga c S99 tubs solids i a.?
country butter in pals. 10000.
CABBAGE 1Ldl&c
CHEESE-Wisconsln fun cream rolls, 15c;
Wisconsin full cream daisies, 14Xd14lac;
Wisconsin half cream, l2lgt13C.
KR3TTNSeSTSs in half l barrels barrel s5S'6os
3.25.
oNIoNs-Pcr pound. 3lga3Nc.
iEPPER- Chile, new, l5al6c per pound:
black Singapore, 15c.
POTATOES colorado. 81 20; seed pota,
toes u peck sacks, 8.7o; lo-ueck sacks,
FEa%UTs- Jumbo. per pound, 7a7Itc;
fancy hand picked No /. 5l996c
,gCA rs. New Texas, per pound. luc.
POULrRN-rhlckens, hons. good, So T56
go; tryers large, 50 I5d4 90; hrolers,
s. 25G2 -: mixed lots, 50 50p3 -; cocks,
large old. Sl.sG02.Oo: ducks, large. S5 "olt
$53; geese, fQll Iea VI ere &C. 6e6i4 20;
hlerS SIC o0015.OO.
SWEET POTATOES Pumpkin and vel.
low vans, 81 oog II bushcl, according n
ToIAroEs ~ Florida ebasket crates.
So 25d2 80; Mexican, 6hasket crate, 81. 20
400; 4haskei crate. 100.
CELERY White plume, per crate 81, 80;
per bunch 5od65c; coast county, per
/ bunch Soc.
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HEAVY STAPLES.


4, ssM.,NUNITIoN- Powder, per bss; S LOO,
gei sack Sl45. buck, SI.Io
BACON - Extra short clear, in sacks,
l9I 6loa,c; regulars. 1oa461lc; boxed, Ac
'-}htr bellies, llNN12c. $50
sRAGGlNG AND TIES BagginG 2lh,
~ 2slh, 7lac Arrow ties. less than car
tad lois, from Houston, sl.2j
&4ANDN Stick, wrapped, basis "a. No. =
skleS.c per III, No /, fun weight basis
Isl I4d1i- e. per No.; special sizes, 12c high
HANDLES Star, full weight 1oc; Gran
~ full weight, l0lqr, Electric Lights, SAc.
4x$EM !, ESInPortlaod S2.75H@.25, Rosen'
2f0FFEE Rio. fair. stsGSNc; prime, e9
2Th l2hqi8i9c Cordoyd. l3'2c; roasted
<1ess, Arhucklo's Ariosa. basis 1o0lb
~, lie. delivered: AneX II 40ci Lion,
efoc' Gold Seal Mocha and Java, Lib
IL rs Mocha and lava blend IN
IN, 2lb and 4 10 pals, 1890; Information
e. ava blend. llh tins. 1870; = and 4-Ib
&a1S Nv; Royal Anna Mocha and Java,
IN uns 2Sc bulk, 26c.
avn! kFRS a r & soda. bulk, boxes
Ill LID cartons per dozen goc; ginger
<sSpS r2c' creams, Sc; stage p0nks, 6'hci
III gnd jum6lcS, lie.
II LUUR Basis &Slb sacks; Fancy high
;sf5a, I.o3. fancy, half patent 50 90;
,1Hq grade " 90; "A ID sacks Zoe per bar
IL s,gheri 6onr In wood 15c per barrel
.1lARINACEoUS GOoDS-Grits. hominy
3% .leaIn meal. In 4Olt sacks, per sack,
-. pearl meal IN 36-lh sacks, $40 per
e OF four sacks; Scotch oats, So. .:
"a MS oats. SO p; Columbia oats, 81 So
(, ~, Eeye oats. S2s5: Hecker's bnckwheat,
*T6 packages. $3.50.
"a h1D-keuned terce, compounds. siad
III ~ lO-2alOAc, 50-lb cans. &c higher
~ ,,lefGes, lob cans, ~ higher 5lb
d l. f.rN,n
I'M SS.-Sianadard, Ike fancy, l2A91sc;
III y E-Bulk, $500 per barrel; coopered,
4 s ,sis cans eIttacted 5G a3S per pound;
8i<s "a e0llc; In l2-lb cans, extracted,
3 Yof SSqnd sections l2Gl3C,
IN "a 80 3 , -Reboied, fair, 16Aalsc;
<rS 800 -Sa<!c choice, 2jG26c; fancy new
&T syrup S2g3Sc: pure new crop syrup.
s.ss 1ENobl' I MILK-Eagle, s6.75a7 90;
{6,tYIohs, s4650475; Dime. So. s5d39O;
0ESissTTgteb &.l5G42o; Winner, s425G4.S5.
az etIll weight. 8 OF, Si80dii. 70 Lii, Z OF,
III I,!b light weight. 55H6oc; 2-lh,
~ slGsSnh e5q9Oc' lunch oysters, lib
I'm LEES Es!svs:galIqq kegs $50: 10
stss f's 9, style, Si.OO; quarts, American
"a st SiIioo gallon, $3.50; l-gallOn, Amer
+ EcEte, 5000: l-gallon hexacon, $3.50.
t1Si-c -thl1tra fancy head 6i4m6Ac, choice
s5f: conn., 5T,G 4lsa415ei fancy imported. ga
"a ~ sE.Slsal, basis 7-l8; oAc; Manila,
IN FRED lath yarn, Sc; tarred, TIC.
2s.i i6tSus,s9 a "a coarse, Sc; tine; Sc
IO4s $3.50.
|k;.f nj n FlSH-.Mackerel No. ], in 10Th
<8 t nb ealtbaIrels, 7O-lb, No. !. s.. OOa
6;4rt HsV,S-Fancy Pillar Rock. Columbia
LII Sleo Castle Rock. Columbia River
&'s, esbtsr Alqska, S115: Toy. Calnmbia
Blue Bel, Columbia River,
|I4sry brand. $50: Carnatlon brand
III 4, naed Alaska, SLS5dl 20; Pink Alas
nh NJ" ~ hs-American quarters. 5000
grafe, quarters. 81 sn: fanev sprsts
& q Ipc ,sHNai0o0, according to grade
~ fcxs. Siendarl goods. Pearl, ~ 40
- sN9ihei Royal Gloss or Arches
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hy operatives, aud the probabilities mere
Tint The others would follow, thereby avert
log the contemplated STRIKE which was 70
50 into erect Monday. II, 4 =. Heer'
New York Cotton,
New York. March iS.--rho cotton mar
ket opened steady, With prices point
higher 70 point lower. and for time
after call was quiet without change Of
consequence Tho Liverpool cables we're
quite rs expected. reporting futures ~ net
to "a, points higher and spot cotton wns
unchanged Port receipts were light about
1900 bales against ~, 2al bales last year.
Bulls and hears allie were indiSposed TO
materially alter their relations 10 the mar
ket pending definite news from Fall River
as TO the strike situation There was "
tie In southern private advices TO infu
ence the market, and orders were loo
scattering to be OF much consequence, Wall
street aud scalpers were light buyers later
IN the 0rst hour 6n the basis Of ssh fcy
July. Talk OF a smaller IN sight TITS
week than last year was counteracted by a
disposition 10 increase crop estimates,
The market for futures closed barely
steady, net unchanged to points lower.
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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

Quinlue, 4od42c per ounce bottle NOR,
prime s.. 25Q250 per ounce: cocaine, ~ ~
per ounce; borax, SIC per pound In lO0-lo
packages; copperns, 81 40 In barrels; castor
oil, $40 per gallon In 5-gailon pachasS1s..
epson salts siT5 per 100 lbs in barrels
alcohol. 81 ToNSO0 per gallon sulphur,
81 60 per 100 lbs In barrels; alum, 2lgo per
pounds In barrels saltpeter, 70 per pouuu
In barrels: camphor zoe; wood alcohol
s1.OO; gum opium, S3s powdered opium.
S4S5 carholic acid, 40a42c per pound %
bottles; calcium carbide, $500 per loI' ae
llNered Texas common railway points.
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GALVESTON STOCK.
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.
lspecIal 10 mo Post

Key West, Fla.-Arrlvcd. Comal lAml
from Galveston and sailed for New York
Port Eads, IA Arrived LCl4ngo tBr ,
from Dublin via Swansea; MonCibcllo
QDal0 from Mcssina via Palermo aud New
York, tug Captain Sam tAml, from Port
Arthur Texas Sailed Taunton ,Norl,
Tor Rocas del Torro; Bratteu lNorl. for
Coiha. Excelsior Aml, for Havana, An
selm Brl. for Port Limon CslpanH lFrh
for Uavrc.
Knsale Passed Ikbal ORr). from CAL
weston via Liverpool.
IArcrpooL-Ssiled lreda CBrl, for Gall
weston.
New York Sailed IampnsaE for Key
West and Galveston.
Baltimore Cleared Frankfurt lGer) for
Galveston.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

81. Louis. March i5-Poultry- Steady:
chickens o: turkeys Sail; ducks o; geese
4G5, Butter--Steady creamery 20d2T.
dairy 1TM2l Eggs-LoweF 1884,.
Chicago. March 10 Butter- Steady;
creamery lsd25i4: dairy 1923. Cheese
Firm. 11Hl2i2. Eggs-Steady; fresh l4l5
N14&.
New York March H. -Eggs-R Receipts
543n packages: market tame and lower
Southern at mark 1Jnl3&
fresh 49,
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and corn. and tOai5c per 100 lbs on hay
BRAN Per 100 lbs. 81 loN1 II.
WHEAT SHoRTS-Per 100 lbs, 81 2Os3
100
CORN-No sacked 7adslc
CORN rHOPS-Pure. 81 4B6i 4s.
OATS-Per bushel, j5lad5SC
HAY-Aifalfa. Sl4. T56l5 90; choice tim.
othy, Sl9,O0dl950; South Texas prairie
hay s. 0Od10. 90: North Texas aud Terri,
tory hay, si5 Goals %.
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Influenced by the reported intention Of the
Fan River cotton operatives 20 strike. re-
verses TO British arms IN South Africa and
more speculative disposition 10 realize on
advances Receipts OF exceptionally iargs
volume have, It Is said. been az the ex-
pense OF interior stocks. while exports havs
been very heavy. PrIEt cloths are stronger
In sympathy With the general strength Of
al cotton goods aud also bersuse ~ the
threatened strike uext week.
Labor troubles 20 the wonlen goods teads
have been dtsturhlnc feature, but
women's dress goods bsve earttnued 10 zeoe
demand
Shoe shipments last wcek Wrfe Per.
cent larger than Z week ago anG fhe In
crease fof che session. It't ret rtift,
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COFFEE

New York. Msreh 15-Cndep-- Spot RIO
steady M Invoice TX: mild Quiet Cor
changed q 56fo points higher Total saies
IS go bags. March ia Nav 5.35; Jnae
~: july s. 50; August 6,65; Sertember
s. 10: October 5. rs; December 8. 90; Janu.
airy 6.e5a6. 90; February 500.
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PANTS, oILs AND GLASS.

white lead, per cwt, strictly pure, 20 y.
second g.ade, S6co: third grade. $500;
Turpentlue. per case. two 6-gallon cans;
s575; barrel lots. Ole per gallon. Miners az
paints, Coo per gallon. Window glass, ~
per cwt. SiOo Iinseed oil best. bel,eo,
G0nT0c. Ready mixed house paints ~ W.
$50 per gallon. according 10 brand mlnei ~
paints, 6oc per gallon Window glass' ~
per cent on January list
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No York Drv Goods.

New York March l5.--In the dry goods
today the market has shown no change In
any particular in general condition SO far
as piece goods are concerned Cotton yarns
are unchanged for warns IN stock. but tend
Ing upward for yarns to be made. Worstcd
and WOODEN yarns are steady.
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nRIEn ERrIrs An Nrrs.

APPLES Fancy evaporated. Jo.lb boxes,
eLQ5lac, ID cartons. fancy, 10lsc, cartons,
choice. 9i2c; choice evaporated SIC, sun
dried, 6lsc,
APRICOTS- III, loose, 10isd1ic
CITRON-ln 1Olb boxes, ljc,
CURRANTS- 25-lb boxes, cleaned, bulk,
Slgu9c, lib cartons. cyclic.
DATES N packages 7l7qsc; Fard
dates. %; Hallowei. bulk, cob boxes,
5@Gc
FIGS Imported l2hdl5c.
PEACHES Choice new stock. S94d9c.
RAISINS-California 3-crown, l. L,
boxes, S1.G1Gl 30. l.-ib boxes, L. VI, rsisins'
60GT0c; 2-crown, L. NJ raislns. 50 ID boxes,
I 1ig4T&c 3.Crown, l.. NJ. 7&0Sc.
RUNES-California, Go-lOas. Sc; So-SQS'
5l6c; 7O-SOs, Sc, 6O-7Os, 6igc; J06os, Tc; 40
Dos, Sc.
NUTS Brazil, 16Q17c per 10; hlherIs,
Sicily 1Sc; California wHluuts, l3al4ci
peanuts, fancy hand picked, 5igd6c; No.
,. 4%GJci Jumbo, ,I9iAc' almonds; Tara,
gona, l6diTc per ib in sacks: California
almonds, 15c; pecans, Zoe; chestnuts, Pied
+ monies, Sc.
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SUGAR.

New Orleans March l5.-sugar-Duli;
open kettle 2ik@3 l.i6; open kettle centli.
fugal 8a3i.: centrifugal yellows 3ANL
centrifugal Tdis
New York. March 15--susar- Raw, hrm
fair refining
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS..

a comparison Of these quotations shows
by Advantages 10 favor of Houston as
tolsssle market. When the buyer consid-
the benefits 10 be derived from Hous-
Bis freight rates he will ind that even
ben the quOtdble figures at other mar
Is are lower, The price finally paid Is
.erally greater The prices are those rul-
among Houston wholesale merchants,
% are revised daily
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SIS Alamo tAml, New York.
S. Astronomer tBrA, Liverpool.
IS Alamo (Aml, New York.
- Alberto Treves Qtall. Genoa.
SIS Pensacola tAml, Pensacola.
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WIRE NAILs-S2.o5 base per keg.
BARBED WIRE-GalvanZed Glldden,
So so per 100 lbs; galvanized Baker $3.50
per 100 lbs.
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NcM Orleans cotton.

New orleans. March l5.--The spot cotton
market today was very quiet. Sales 1850
bales, Including atty bales to arrive. QUO.
tatlons unchanged
The future market was dull The drSt
figures were about points under tho clos
ing Frdar with trading along the most
moderate lines, This condition continued
throughout the short session tAe ngures AZ
the close showing net losses OF 3 10 points
compared with yesterdays closing
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BANNED FRUITS-Apples. 3-b, 95c9
! 10; pineappieS sliced. Sl.lO; eyeless and
3eless. Sl,Oj1l-15, extra grated, Sl.SuH
81 pears, BIB, soc; strawberries, 2-lb
Heal 20. blackberries, BIB, So0Is5ci
Eches, 2.lb, 81 coal 10.
BANNED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. toes, BIB,
h weight, glc. Bib, full weight. 81. 20
h %; 2,lb, seconds, 90d9jc; Bib, seconds,
l20dl %; oSra and tomatoes, BIB, $lO0;
snued graut BIB S1oJm1.10; California
parsgus. 2lalh. SLo56i2.l TO- lib Cantor
asparagus tips, $500; baked beans, BID.
b. 2lb string beans, S5c; 2-lO kidney
szns, use, BIB siringeSs beans, SIPS; 2-lb
hnowfat peas 81 10; 2-lb American petit
Is SI5gdiT5: Al corn. Sl0o: BIB Blue
ldge corn. Sc; Pride of Maryland, 95c;
kwsrk, 90c, Better than Gold S5c8
4 ALIFoRNfA FRCIT-Extra standard.
Bib peaches lemon cling, Sl.95d2 90;
How Crawford, 81 S56l.05, black cher.
fS s. 2Od225. white cherries. 81 25d
sn; apricots, slSUGl 90; Strawberries,
zoNd2 10; 1lums St65dl.75; grapes, SlG0
d Is; seconds, lQc. per dozen less than
BANNED NOf ASSES-P. & r. Old Fash
ned gallons, So 10 per case: y gallons,
10 per case; u gallons, S3.T5 per case
aromel syrup IA cans, OOM95c Gold
bdal hraud fancy table syrup, quart Jars;
10 per dozen. p r & Co, Gold Medal
a 6jc; 3.lb, SL3S; 5.Ib, $2.2j; l0lb,
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FRUITS

APPLES Fancy Ben Davis. So. 25d5 70.
BANANAS--Loose, Sl65d1.75i packed
81 1892 90.
COCOANUTS Per sack Of 100 81 JtNg
2 rs: less quantities. 500.
LEMONS Messinas, new crop, 81 25d
3 10
ORANGES Seedlings 81. JDd2T5; Call
fcrnia nu,cls 81 O,N!2 %
81 RAWBERRIES- Crate, q quart, - o.
al so, according to quality.
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Vessels in Port.
STEAMSHIPS.
Vessels Destined for Galveston.
STEAMSHIPS.

Anselma dc LarriuaGa tBrD....,,....
.......... Liverpool. Via Havana 10
BreslBu tGerl. Bremen via New York LIS
Cayo Largo lBrl..........at Tampico PA
Las PalmaS, VITA Philadelphia 2lS
Denver Observation-Disclosures. New York S.l2
Frankfurt tGerJ ......... ...-...,...
.......... Bremen. Via New York - 81
Hanover tGcrb .......,..at Bremen III
SaturnlnR tSpanl ..-................
........ Liverpool, via Porto Rico 222
Warrior (Brl .,.... passed Gibraltar 2-lS
sCHOONERS.
lndependent .............. Baltimore 2-2G
]. X Souther .............. Baltimore 2ls
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SIS Pensacola tAnll. Pensacola.
s. Alberto rreves UtalA. Genoa.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or GALVESTON. March is.
ARRIVED.
SIS Mlddleham Castle tBro Antwerp.
IS NueCes (Aml, New York
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS

+ o 3 mill Texas interior points, sc.
cordlng 10 location Per gallon.
Prime crude OIL loose. see. 32iqd
Prime sumner yellow oil 35lg1
Linters according tn quality % % o2l,
Per ton
HulIs loose ........... IS 90 "a
Prime rotton seed meal . 80 q
Prime cotton seed cake p 20 a
ouotatious on prime cotton seed meal
aud primo cotton seed cake ere for dcliv
,.y al Galveston
Nemuhis. Tenn March Is. Cotton seed
oil-PrIne crude 20; of crude 1894: prime
sumner yclow IS choice cooking summer
yellow - Meal and cake Prime % unll
- 50. on 20. 5Od2l 90
New Orleans March - Cotton seed oil
-Rohued in barrels 4Ola; or refined 30ia;
prime crude, loose, "a.
New York. March 10 Cotton seed oil
Quiet. prime crude nominal; prime yellow
41l1.
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bulk. 4%q5c; Nickel. 100 packages. per box,
t0.lb boxes
SUGAR-QuotGtions are for small lots;
special rates are given on carload orders.
Standard graduated, &c; cubes and pow.
deIed, 5%c; Louisiana yellow, clarified and
fancy, 4l4ci choice, &c.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
Chronic, Nervous and Private Diseases
variCCceIe, Structure, Contagious Blood
Poison and Nervo-Sexual Debility.
II You Have Structure. We Cure 1t Without the Knife
0onorrhea eject, VaricoceIe, Piles and all Kidney
Bladder Diseases
PERMANENTLY CURED. Forty Years Successful
THERE rs NO PATCHWORK ABOUT Our TREATMENT. TIL
PERFECT AND PERMANENT
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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-01
DETERMINED FIGHT
AT S A. r. CONGRESS
Retiring President Made Eligible for Re
election-MemoriaI for Late Presi-
dent Mckinley to Be Drafted.

The session Of the congress Of the Sons
Of the American Revolution at the New
Willard this morning was characterized
by q determined fight. LED by Mr. Handy.
OF Delaware. upon Il proposed amendment
TO the constitution of the society. The
amendment in question provided for the
elimination Of the clause excluding a re-
tiring president CT the society from be-
coming a candidate for reelection to that
Office After stubborn contest the
amendment was carried Favorable ac-
tion was also taken on amendments to
articles = and g. the former providing for
certain celebrations looking to the stimu-
lation Of the patriot spirit and the latter
20 the manner in which the constitution
shall be amended.
The session lasted from 10 O'Clock until
after noon and was devoted principally 10
the receiving Of reports from the several
committees and officers. a resolution. pro-
posed by Mr. " N Bunker, of California,
was adopted, appropTiating $3.50 annually
for the preservation of the monument in
the Church Of the FfGIy Trinity in Lon
don, and the appointment of a committee
to administer the fund
Upon motion Of Ir- Griggs- OF Ohio a
resolution was adopted providing for the
appointment Of a committee to draft a
suitable memorial to The memory Of the
late President Mckinley, its publication
in the records CT the society and the fur
nishing Of an engrossed copy to his
widow
Reference was also made 10 the loss of
the society in the death CT Rev. T. De
Witt Talmage, who had become a member
Of the society but a few weeks before his
death
The report of the registrar general OF
the National Society showed it to be IN
most fourishing condition, and noted
the acquisition OF $50 members during the
past year. It further showed that the
greatest membership was now in the
state Of Massachusetts, with !, ,424 mem
bers, and that the District Of Columbia,
with its single city occupied the fifth
II the line with a membership Of
Az.