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The daily sentinel., 1902-01-06
The Palisade Courier printed il

The Palisade Courier printed in
last weeks issue compiled report
of the building operations in that
thriving little burg up the river.
The list is a respectable one and
shows that Palisade is bound to
grow into a very thriving commu-
nifty. Whatever is Of benefit to
Palisade is directly Of benefit to
Grand Junction and The Sentinel
congratulates that town upon its
prosperous growth in 1901 and
hopes that it may be largely in
creased for 1902.
The daily sentinel., 1902-01-06
Grand Junction is promised a
rare treat in the near future, is the
coming of the Chicago symphony
orchestra.
If any merchant needed any cons

If any merchant needed any cons
vincing argument that the time to
90 after business was when trade
promised to be little dull, all he
has to do is to glance over the
morning Denver papers Of Sunday.
The advertisements of the large
Denver houses are much larger in
size than they were at any time
during the holiday period. The
man who waits tor the opening OF
spring trade in this day and gener>
alton loses one half Of the business
year.
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Beyond any question, the police
of Denver are doing their level best
to run down the murderer of Har>
old Fridborn. The whole force is
aroused and they are taking more
than a professional interest in at
tempting to locate the murderous
brute. Such a murder does not
often stain the calendar Of even a
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Gard of Thanks.

To the many friends who came 70 US in
our sorrow and bereavement over the death
of our darling little daughter Thelma, We
extend our most heartfelt thanks and SYM
pathy. They were to us, in the agony. and
suffering of our darling. like angels OF
peace. r. Smith,
Mrs. Belle Smith.
The daily sentinel., 1902-01-06

J.V. Howard has received the detail.
cd specifications OF machinery. iron
work, tools and eupplies for the one
stack copper mating smslter. which it
is proposed to build here. The whole
cost is to be $50 84S 90. The plans are
from The Colorado Iron Works O.
Horace T. DeI.ong leaves for Denver
tonight to be absent ton days.
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Wanted.

Bank accounts, Certificate. of Deposit
and Drafts drawn by or on The Colorado
State Bank. Will exchange real estate for
Colorado State Bank accounts on satis-
factory terms. Horace T. DeLosg, 537
Main street, Canon Block. Grand Junction.
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Tho meeting Of the Woman's Club will
be held tomorrow afternoon ct the homo
Of Mrs. A. @. Newton.
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A Call For Public Meeting.

~
The undersigned respectfully desire to
call to the attention Of the business men
Of this city. that there will be meeting
for the general public at the county
court house tomorrow Tuesday evening
at 7:3O o'clock p. n. to hear . proposal
from ". ]. Began. looking toward the
promotion OF . largo scheme for the
watering Of the arid lands Of this county
with an extension Of such proposed ifri-
CATION scheme to include the arid lands
bordering on the Colorado. Utah limo.
The presentation Of the scheme will be
made by W. j. Began, who has largely
interested himself in the promotion Of
the scheme. You are cordially invited
to be present.
j. M. Sampliner ]. 81. Raney
James W. Bucklin A. N. Anderson
Z. M. Slocombe w. b. Lee 4 Son
j. b. Ackerman ]. M. Cameron
@. P. Bliss l. N. Bunting
W. q. Bannister w. T. Goslen
U. g. Ramey w. g. Connely
G. q. Arthur
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Carnin 8 RIohardaon,e Letter.

Houston, Texas February GA further
improvement was scored In the cotton mar
kets trday under conditions OF decided
buiish nature Liverpool was good, l To
1861 up on contracts and 1872 on spots
sales IC90 bales. In our markets the same
hrmncss characterized operations as has
been seen for several days past. The bulls
were inclined to realize at the advance
however, which held prices In check al
though there was no selling of forced
character and offerings We're absorbed in a
griet way the range again being narrow
New York closed to up; New Orleans
10 . up Spots n up New York l.l6
Galveston and Houston ana l-lD to " up in
New orleans. The movement continues oil
about the same moderate proportions, com
PARSONS showing to the detrtment Of last
year. Memphis end Augusta received Ia5
against 1900 last year The amount brought
tory up TO the end OF January was :. 40 0OJ
against 2 sS7 900 last year M the same time.
Among the items OF bulllsh nature re.
celyed today II was said Manchester spin
uers were doing a healthy business. alta the
following from our New Orleans correspond
cnts' Five interior towns lose - 36j since
Friday against l17l last year, and port re
ceipts same period only 90 700 against laO..
Sss last year indicating weeks iu sight
Of only $4,000 against $4,000 last wear.
Midvale Ga. wires: cover - per cent OF
tho cron Ia this vicinity has been market
ed. Bronkvine Niles. stock 500 last
scar 2100." Opelika Ala: compress
year" Roxolei. \, G. "a iittle cotton be- be-,
Ing held but much less than usual"
Liverpool Is due TO be shade better to
morrow. Carglll Richardson.
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OIL STOCKS FAIRLY ACTIVE.
1882 SHARES SOLD.
NO CHANGE IN VALUES
Anglo-Anericsn Once More a Mammoth
Seller-Beaun1ont Confederated and
Equitable Active

Yesterdays session OF tho oil sud Stock
Exchange was moderately active and ,a,ucs
generally ruled at formerly prevailing ny.
urcs.
Anglo.Amerlcan retained its mammoth
trading capacity and Inc was the prevail.
ing price. Buyers seemed as abundant as
ever and all offerings on that basis we're
absorbed and later 1tsc was given for Il
few blocks OF the stock, The hrst sale
81 American OH aud Refining that has
taken place in some time occurred vita
4l9c paid for the new stock, Beaumont
Confederated attracted the attention OF in.
vostors. but prices did not make any inn
provement. In fact, some Of the stock
sold at decline Of isc. but bidders could
not obtain Ii later at small increase.
EQUITABLE Land aud OH remained In high
favor and brought Sc more than par value.
German American was quite active at
terms previously given and Fort Worth
traded 10 advantage. Independence did not
materially change. The wants ~ buyers
az 2asc could not IN any measure be met
aud one sale occurred at isc higher, Man.
haitian was shade stronger with CO. the
lowest asking price and some orders Auel
accordingly, Nationa, OIL and Pipe weak
cned again and Geyser of Galveston
brought a favorable price. Grace G1ucr,
Higgins and Becky sharp traded ON pr3c-
tically an unchanged basis and Palestine
and Beaumont was IN stronger demand
The total sales amounted TO dl.HG2 shares.
The prices bid and asked and the sales
made were MS follows
UNLISTED STOCKS
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BUDGET FROM BRENNAN
THE FUNERAL or MRS. ALICE VIR-
GINA LOCKETT.
LARGE Number OF People Attended as a
Marx OF Respect--A Negro Died
from the Cold,

nrcuham. Texas, February 6,--Thursday
was a SAD day In BRENNAN, The hearts OF
tbr nenri, here were bowed IN grief, sor'
rov stalled heavily and left behind deep
lprrcssion it her wake. aud thtobnlhS
hearts With passions Gcrce strife wastel
the sad day In sighting for the dear DC
parted. ,..-,.,. r,,,,.
Tho funeral Of Mrs Alice Virginia Lock
eft wife Of Mr.. l.. j, Loclett, took place
,,oo the Episcopal church, Of which sue
VIVA consistent aud active member aud
N.orker nj IL O'Clock Thursday morang, thc
Rotor Row. James Noble, officiating in the
-.icmp nrd Impressive ceremonies |he
church VAS wholly inadequate to accomm''
dat, tho throug OF friends that gathered
to nay tbis last sad tribute of respect TO
the memory Of the deceased, ana many
waited I'm the vehicles that crowded the
street to swell the long procession that
wendell It's WY sorrowfnlly TO Prairie Lea
cemetery. where all that WAS mortal OF
this estimable lady was laid to rest.
The new made grave. Watufeq WIN ~"
ienis OF friends and covered WITH uoWcrS'
ut cmbloms of the purity Of her me-
awakened the reelection that there IL
realm where the rainbow Of promise never
fades where the stars Of hope VIII nc
spread cut before us like the islands that
sumber on the ocean, and where tue beau
tful things that here pass between US
like Visions will stay In our presence tof.
ever, and II Is here that the Immortal sptflt
OF this noble woman viii be found rcSuhs
Tbry laid her gently In her last home aud
ccyrrcd her W teudariy, and as the schema
words, II am the resurrection and me lte'
fcll upon aching hc9its the talr Neaa WIS
committed To Him whose slight tnouSa9in
ycarr are but rs yesterday, As q watcu ~
The night Ard So they heHpcn the low
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PE--r 7Trt RkTts.
Has Not Glanced His Views--GiVes
Reasons at Length.
Especial to The Postl

NS89"''9 a. NS''S"'
Special to The Postl
New York. February 6.-Theodore II
'e" ''N ""' ,.,,-..,l,
Price today gave out the Following S'a'e
mcnt:
II has como 10 NV knowledge that with.
In the past rev DAYS report mas o'V'
industriously circulated that, notwllns'and-
Inc INV widely published crop circular Of
Summary - ana the views [neItin AP'eSS'"'
/ have changed my opinion with regard TO
+i,a efga If fine ,,voD and tho course Of the
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MARLIN NOTES.

Work Soon to Beain on Waterworks
System for the City
MnrHn. Texas, February G-Mr. Il. D.
wright az WINS POINT who has charge Of
the work Of putting In the System Of water
works IN this city, has arrived TO com
,ncnco work MS soon as the weather VIII
In the case of George Fuller twhitc).
charged with completely in the odrnse OF
rioc. tried Nm thc district court yesterday.
ludca sam scott instructed the jury to re-.
turn "a verdict OF not guilty on account o.
fhc insufAceucv Of evidence to sustain nc
nrIucIpal In this oncnsc, IL sct for trial
next week ,.
Andrew Johnson tcoloredl. charged with
hurelary was given two years IN the penn"
frank Guerra. Il Mexican, Is on trial,
charged with assault with intent to rape
young white girl near Perry, TINS county
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n. g. 3. Beers Letter.

New Orleans. February 0-Iiverpool ad
vices were better than anticipated and our
market in sympathy opened . higher. ad
yapced . 10 additional On the light move
uicnt, closing at net gain OF 4 to . points
The continued cold and rainy weather has
curiailed the receipts and it win take some
time for the roads to dry out even after
the weather becomes settled. The amount
brought into sight fOr the week points tc
about $4,000 against $4,000 last year
Secretary Hester near the close issued bis
analysis Of The crop to February ]. shownl
that Texas had brought into sight 2.i2o,
go Indicating a crop for that state 81
q OnO. O0O TO g. 10000. The Atlantics durina
tho same time have marketed a,uO6.Q00. IN
dicatiDg a crop for these states Of 4,2OO'OVo
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HEsTER's COTTON ANALYSIS,
The figures for the Past Three Years
Have Varied Considerably.

Have Varied Considerably.
New Orleans. February 8 Secretary
uester's analysis Of the cotton move
ment for the five mouths Of the season
from September 1 TO the close OF Januar%4
inclusive. shows that, compared With the
crop movement last year, Texas. including
the indian Territory has brought into sight
this seas6n in round figures 49, 900 bales
less, while other gulf states, which In
cude. Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi
Tennessee. Missouri and Oklahoma have
marketed $4,000 more; and the group Of
Atlantic States. which include North and
South Carolina. Georgia, Florida, Alabama
and virginia. $4,000 more. making the net
increase In the tota! OF crop marketed
10000. Mr.. Hester shows the amount
brought into sight by groups Of states
for the ave months Of this season as fol
lows: 1910
Texas and Indian Territory, 1928 749
bales; q decrease under tho same time
last year OF 432 S63; an increase over the
year before last OF $50, s2I. ANA o decrease
under 1900 OF 500.SlS,
Other gulf States 2.4a46T7; an Increase
over last year Of 3T59S0: an Increase oSg
year before last Of 900, 1852. ana a deer. asa
under 1899 Of l25,07d-
Atlantic states. zoos. T2o: an increase
over last year OF 42s 060 an Increase over
year before last of 428.442, and decrease
under 1899 OF $50, 4o5 100
Total crop In sight close January "
14s: an increase oyer last wear o. STU
over vpar before last Of l,O5I ,O3l, anu
decrease OF 1Sn0 OF 968,3S4.
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HalIctsylno, Texas. February 6.-Mr G.
+ wendell, n teweler, has closed his bnsl-
ness here and gone to Longyiew.
Mr. II. J. Aloslg, formerly IN the livery
stable business ut this place has bought
iivcr, stable in La Orange and today
,efi with his family for that place.
MIR q r. Klrhn has sod hlN drug store
IN N NJ srhwub Of Yorktown and VIII
attend medical college -,
HGlIetsvillc aud vicinity Is 70 have rural
mali route No .. which Will cover ABOUT
tvor.y.six miles ana serve ! - families.
" i nm William Won Rosenberg aud
l. =. ually nave been appointed as q board
Of eouali2ation for the city Of Iialletsyllle.
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Of reserve stocks. thus Indicating Hight
in sight movement at the end OF the
week. Spot centers of the South told Of
eager demand from mills. No fault could
he found with the weather aud this led
70 the belief that after al the small re
ceipts were due more to actual scarcity
OF supplies than to the sleet and rain
storm of last week. In harmony with other
Influences the local estimates for tomor-
pointed to n serious decre'F- under those
IL the same day last year. Then official
kilograms from southern spot markets rn.
hected smaller offerings increased demand
and higher prices The feature OF the iuc
tuations was the closing OF the breach pc
tween March and MAY and the narrowing or
the difference between these two optoaa
and the July position The markct closed
steudy with prices net to points higher.
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NEW YORK COTTON.
The Market Opened Steady and Higher
and Closed Several Points UP.

New York, February 6.-1he cotton mar
ket opened steady . to 4 points higher
and for the rest Of the session worked
steadily up with an active buying for brth
accounts. led by strong bull interests and
a badly frightened short contingent, The
latter made scarcely any attempt TO de-
fend their position after brief resistance
on the call aud grew more uneasy at every
rise Of a point Futures In Liverpool we're
M To points and spot cotton was np
l-828. whereas no change was locked for
hv the local trade. Manchester stated that
export trade In goods was at full tide aud
thar home consumption was all that could
lie desired The continent, too, reported eX.
celient trade conditions In manufactured
eoods Next IN order after the cables were
receipts The ports gave promise once more
~ taIiing short OF those for the same day
last wear Not only did interior towns re
port a shortage. but gave very large ship
ments. many Of which we're at the eIpenss
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Hearnc Texas, February 6.-Ceptain s.
u Porter Of tho Brazos bottom sold his
ontlre cron Of cotton. consisting OF 23s
taIes 10 the McToddens. There are be-
tween 5000 and G000 bales yet remaining
In the Brazds bottom, which rs being held
Mr. N J. Russell OF Taylor has been
apraluted superintendent Of the National
compress at This place,
The National compress at this place has
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-07

1-lGc on mddling and lower grades and "
ON the higher grades
In sympathy with Liverpool the future
market opened points M. The continued
bad weather light port and estimated re-.
ccipts were bulllsh features that could not
he overlooked aud consequently the martat
the opening level. Trading at times wn4
quite lively md local bulls were prominent
buyers, although country orders wern 10
evidence. When the market closed there
had been net gains Of points IN Feb
rmry, . in March and TO for the other
positions.
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A Successful MEETING.

Rockdale, Texas, February 6.--Thc pro.
tracted meeting at the Baptist church, con.
Quoted by the pastor, Rev w. A. Hamlet,
Is in Its third week, and the congregations
In attendance have been treated to a series
of exceptionally fine services A nnmber
~ people have gone forward and expressed
their determination to lead Christian lives,
ana the moral good Of this quiet meeting
viii undoubtedly be felt in the community.
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NO DISTINCTIVE CHANGE
IN LOCAL SITUATION.
Clean Continues in Favor and Requests
Are Satisiactory-Demand for Seed
to Develop Soon,

The rice market Yesterday was along the
same lines as that which has prevailed dur.
ing tho week. REQUESTS for clean are Gu.
tirc)y satisfactory and the quality OF the
local product causes healthy trade to
prevail While the presence Of some or
varieties has frequently depressed the gen,
eral conditions, there has always been a
healthy tone FOR the fancy grades. 1t is
doubtless due TO this fact that the situa.
ton locally has scarcely had share OF
the prevalent depression The rough In
hrSt hands Is practically absorbed aud the
remnant left has been prevented from
finding It's WAY TO market on account OF
unfavornhlc weather Demand for seed
viii soon be In fun blast and the Houston
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
Active Demand for Spots Under Influence
or Favorable Gables.

New Orleans February 6.-Cnder the
rauence OF favorable cables there was
an active demand for spot cotton today.
Although the weather was unfavorable buy
ers were moving around freely. but factors
were demanding slightly higher prices ard
most OF the transactions Of the day were
made at slightly better hgures than yes
ierday's board prices. Sales 1900 bales.
Including 1900 bales to arrive. The cotton
exchange committee advanced quotations
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M.,u Nnrb nrv Gnndr.

New york. February G There Is no
change in the character Or the general
home trade demand. Scarcity Of heGrr
supplies IS restricting business IN number
Of directions, In both staple and fancy cot
tons Prices are maintained throughout
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rAINrs. Dis An nLAns-

White lead. per cwt, strictly pure. SO. -:
second grade, 5000; third grade 81 %
lurpentine, per case. two 5.gallon cans
80 80; barrel lots, Az per gallon Mineral
pants, IN barrel lots per cwt soc Ven
per cwt. 81 %. lAnseed oil. hest. boiled
Vac, Ready mixed house paints. ST .ONti
20 per gallon. according 10 brand mineral
phints 6Oc per gallon. Window glass 8,
per cent OF January list
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Z IMPROVEMENT NOTED
.,.o,,t 2c--csbbaoe Weak.
~ 's,o.s straightforward
j Seed Potatoes

-,tbsr a quiet day in the
b W. =, ,boush improycd weather
l', ,omevhat better movement
2 ,.n.,r been the record of the
.ocosputs are almost e4'
IN. be local dealers
I. assuming an attitude OF
!, + higher prices are likely in
-,.t a fraction lower on ac-
.',s,ut Supplies and prices ruled
]. roultry is well in excess OF
IN + tht limited arrivals brought
.dsrs.
4, Rn paws apples, consisting of
rsrtIcs. came in. stocks are
H. only to better grades Of ap-
\, 70, seed potatoes Is develop
d, g,,s,r dlmen lons and will he
N, ffatnre Of the trade during
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HEAVY STAPLES

slTloN-Powdor nor to, "a M.
n,i5. bn Mp ger Ees' drop shot,
tS-rttrn Vu IN. "a 80,
4. reg,,,ol SNORT clear In sacks.
||Eiltss sI i,aS,5 5OO%allc; boxed, Ac
~ H., AND D., TlEs-Bagsins, lib,
1 non Hnnst m u e, less than car
f-Stick VAIL % -
MI n, %oo"ppe1, oasis - No, :,
.iIse ner III ~. l. iuli weight, basis
a. q, Spe s,,, sizes, i2c hisher
: T sIgst' ,o 1ull weight, lie; Gran
kyT1po,,,iinv 53ci Electric Lights, Nc.
n i5s9 S0rnuand 81 1903 -; Ros IN.
fEE-Rlo f,,. e,.,.
le. 0a,6iiOc; ,9ncr AL PHI, prime ~, 35l
iBsesSisS,i S GG15aov Ss.i l$i IS, roastsa
1 4 Secb Sp S5a i 10, 4oe Lion, 10 5oc
Had Java bIo on a'aS@, l-lh cans, sc;
II lSAc uu' 40 cans I'D ana
p n 80,
3 cartons nas SOFA bulk, boxes
lse; eFeSms ~ uozen. poe; ginger
m iunbles. llc s''se planks' oF2c'
I jeiip.I' fans, ts,ID SACKS s.;s Fancy hlss
f<atf, $40: p4.p u 90, parent, ~ lo'
IN -four Ia woo sdI'NS, luc per par,
" WOOL Ioc per barrel
AAeEoUs cnons
*2a meal IN dV,npdilS--Grlts, hOminy
~ neal IN o. SACKS, per sack,
s,is' ' q s .SSS ca Scotch oats Ss.o5
tscEsgs, S;;S5; Hecker's bnckwncat
1-Ress. s4.sO.
n iigSi,iuler ce, compounds, Slsd
Saes. loihs e; Sob cans, 4c higher
higher; S'Ibe cans cans 4e higher 5-lt
..as, 4sS u il'se; fancy i2A@i3c
-Baik' 81. On
'A'~ per barrel; coopered
eEi-In barrels soe--
\ sSilce.A extracted, 5a6c per pound
\ pqund sse ~ lib cans, extracted
l'a2lc, cb%Jlooiled, fair. 16%dlse'
M sssa SSss0lee. 2jq26c; fancy new
e' pure new crop syrap
ESsgn 49,,
si6Sf4 I ~ ( A!TEagle, 80. I5qT. 90
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WIRE NAILS S2.p5 base nor keg.
BARBER WIRE Galvanized Glidden
$3.50 per 100 lbs; galvanized Baker, $3.50
per 100 lbs.
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The New Orleans Market.

icHetldl 70 1 Nv = NeNH
New Orleans, February 6.-Receipts OF
rough rice were confined to Consignment
10 local millers, Offerings were eXuemelN
grades were steady and In good demand. tine
denaud for Japan ltqes was comparatively
light Clog rice ruled firm on honduras
nnd about steady on Japan. Trading was
fairly liberal and about Nil offerings were
taken IN; prices were unchangedl receipts
from country mills were very light, ne.
ceipts Ts3 sacks Of rough and SIT pockets
Of clean Sales 1908 pockets OF clean,
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sicily. l3c; California walnuts. iadi4c;
:. 4Sm5c: Jumbo, 7rfl4c almonds. TARA
g9ha. lOulic per 10 Ia sacks: California
a,mYnuS loci pecans, Zoe; chestnuts Pied
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nn1rn mum Az Nurs.

APPLES Fancy eyaporated, 9o-lb poNes'
aIG0Ir: LII cartons, fancy, lOl4c cartons,
choice. aNc. choice evaporateq of4ei sun
APRJCnTs--P ID, loose, 1ok@llc
CITRON-In lob boxes, lac.
CITRRAN' Ts-25lb boxes cleaned. bulK'
siif7ac. f,lh cartons. 9lgQ llc
DATFS-1lh packages. TlaNlSlAc; taru
dates. DC; Hollowei, hulk, COLD noxes'
rIC;s--Imported 12isd15e. 49,.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. new stock. sAMac,
RAISINS- California, 3-crown, T. u
HAYES ri 656f1. n: ll-lb boxes. L. NJ, ralsihs-
erKi zoe: 2-crown. L. NJ. 20 sins. sob boxes
TlIei7s,c: 3-crown. L. NJ. I&dse.
: Primes alifornia, so 1905. &c; So-Vos'
.lbc: Ttls0s, &c; 607os' b3se' SlVs' &C. y"
NuTs-Brazil, lsalTc per Ib; hlbertS
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Port u Sabine Texas February 6Ar
rived: Schooner John X. Bergen. CAN'T
m5ster from New York for Port Arthur.
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the New York Journal Of Commerce has
the following on the orange sitnntinn.

I thn fnIo,,i,,,, - " ~ ~ MS
9,,s oH tue orange situation;
Accorulhg to private adylces from the
coast tue shipments OF frost -toucheI
oranges have practically ceased. aud fruit
HoW ia preparation for shipment Is reported
TO 3e IN good condition. 1t is figured ac
frult house, that with the cleaning up of
STOCK now I'm transit the markets viii stead.
llN improve under offerings of nor. frosted
Iruit and oraAses in sound condition The
iolai 1receipts Of oranges In this market
inr tDt month Of January figure up To o.,
i,5o boxes o. CALIFORNIA;. 5000 boxes or
f.orldas 600 boxes of Porto Ricos aud
auo barrels af Jamaicas. For the same pea
iioi last year the gecoipts were 12S ST.
LoNeS. From California. 4G.10p hoxcs t@m
FLORIDA, 300 boxes from Porto Rico and
$500 barrels from IumaiCa. The total coast
shipments fog the month are agurcd NJ to