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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-11-05
MERE OPINIONS.

There have been excellent dog train
ers who couldn't teach their children
anything worth while.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-11-05
Millions Of People

USE CuT1cURA SOAR, assisted by CUTI-
CURA OINTMENT, for preserving, purify
ing, and identifying the skin, for cleansing
the scalp of crusts, scales, and dandruff,
and thestopping of falling hair, for soften
ing. whitening, and soothing red, rough,
and sore hands, for baby rashes, itchings,
and irrtations, and for all the purposes of
the toilet, bath, and nursery. Millions of
Women use CUTIcURA SOAP in the form
of baths for annoying infammations, chat
ings, and excavations, or too free or often
sive perspration, in the form of washes
for Lucrative weaknesses, and for many
sanative, antiseptic purposes which read
ily suggest themselves to women.
COMPLETE HUMOUR CURE, 81.
Consisting of CUTICURA SOAP (25c.) to cleanse
the crusts and scales, and soften the thickened
cutcle; CUTICURA OINTMENT, (5Oc) to In
stantly alay itching, Inflammation, and irri-
tation, and soothe and heal; CUTICuRA
REsoLvENT PILLS t25c), the new chocolate
coated substitute for liquid Resolvent, TO
cool and cleanse the blood A SINGLE SET Is
often sufficient to cure the severest case, es-
pecially of baby humours.
Sold throughout the world. British Depot, 1923
Charterhouse So, London. French Depot kue de Ia
Pair. Paris. POTTER DRUG AND CHM CoHP- lIo2s.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-11-05

A Glasgow corporation decided recent
~ to apply for power to borrow
SO, $40, 900 for the erection Of houses
for the poor.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-11-05
Gu R z

Achethey would be almostprlceless to those who
suffer from this distressing complaint; butfortu-
nately their goodness does notend here and those
who try them will find these little pills valu-
able in so many ways that they Will not DO will
ling to do without them. But after all sick head
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-04
DULL TRADING IN OIL STOCKS
SELLERS SHOWED FlRMNESS
AND REDUCED THE SALES
Forward Reduction nproVes--Manhstta
Makes Advance but Still Remains Low.
Independence and Equitable Active.

There was not much life TO the trading
In oil stocks at Yesterdays session Of the
Exchange. Activity was hampered by the
fact that sellers were nrmer and while
there We're no recoverles equal TO the dc.
clines Of late a start in this direction
was made and the Absorption was heavier
at bottom values
Forward Reduction went up los on the
day, and after one transfer TOOK place
sellers made at other advance OF Joe
which buyers failed to meet. Fort WORTH
changed hands on the same basis as for.
merry, but the demand was not nied and
the ask price WAS generally a cent higher.
Ground Floor took a fall amounting TO
.lzc on the day and closing quotations also
manifested weakness. independence traded
more freely at the best price Of the former
eai and buyers on that basis were not
accommodated.
Manhattan Jared better than on the day
before improving both in value ana dc.
mand. The range was still extremely low
compared to that which has prevailed re.
Gently and small holders eyinced a strong
desire to unload. which fact accounted
chiefly for the weakness All that could
be had was absorbed at l5sil8lsc aud more
was wanted around these figures. for which
there were no sellers. Blocks Of any con.
sequence could not be obtained afterNa rd
for less than pc, which formed the ask
price at the close. Maid Of orleans gained
lsc on limited quantity aud holders
stood hrm throughout Palestine and Beau
mont traded at a good igure comparatively,
but few takers above 20c appeared Hold.
ers OF Victor made concessions OF lsc on a
good sized lot for which there were ready
buyers, while takers later declined lsc and
holders advanced as much. National OH
ana Pipe touched smother low mark at
which the demand was soon filed. Addi-
tlonal losses appeared In both buying aud
selling prices later Equitable continued To
sell at its late drop to Sc and a good deal
were no takers Federal crude dropped TO
bottom mark ana sold at 49, With no bids
IN evidence later. Anglo Amerlcsn traded
somewhat better than heretofore but buy
ers at l5sd2c were quickly accommodated
after which there was 4 fail to lac IN
bids. A small break occurred IN GLADYS
OF Beaumont, but the absorption was so
rapid as 10 cause the later ask price 10
he as strong as formerly, Goher brought
the terms asked on the preceding day with
an advance afterwHrd of 14C. Offers for
Home Oh remained at 80 per cent above
par without bringing salet aud bids for
Sour Lake Springs went up 50 Merchants
aud Mechanics was weak at &c and buyers
OF Higgins went down without any change
on the part Of holders.
The total sales amounted 10 400 shares.
The prices bid and asked at tho close
yesterday and the sales made were as
follows;
UNLISTED STOCKS.
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HEsrERs STATEMENT FOR MAY.
Average Weekly Takinas for the Cror
5o,eot, Against 45,937 Last Year.

Average Weekly Taknas for the Crop
50eo1, Against 1877 Last Year.
New Orleans. June Secretary Hcster's
New Orleans cotton exchange statrmcnt, Is.
sued today, covers the monthly movement
to May 81 Compared with last year It
shows a decrease Cor the month IN round
figures Of 10000 bales compared with
year before last an increase Of 5000, and
with 1890 a decrease Of $4,000 bales
The total for May was 227o2l, against
32os06 last year. "a $50 year before last
and 321.11l same time IN 1900.
The amount brought into sight for the
nine months from September / L. May 81
Inclusive Is 10000 over last year l,o3soo1
over year before last and aT5,000 under
1900 The movement from September ! 10
May 81, inclusive, shows receipts at al
United stntes ports 7,3s4,aos, against J,l2S.-
30 last year, 6,i0s,323 year before last and
S ,2365s4 same time In 1899. Overland
across the Mississippi, Ohio and Potomac
rivers TO Northern pills and Canada li5't-
u52. against l.026,47O last year, l,l25,6Oo
wear before last ana 25-. goo same time
la 1859 Southern mill takiu1 exclusive
OF quantity consumed 81 southern ohiporls'
SDs, 600, against l.2li6'a last yesr. LII.
time ia 1890 aud Interior stock. ia excess
Of those held at the scmmcnDemou, az me
season 32,b23, against US Bob lari scar. a
decrease under Septemhc1 J year uct"!c .ahl
Of -, iSS, and aN Increase nNcf tIN same
time ia 1899 or 2lb,uNH.
These make the total amount 90 tla cot
months ending May - N,s3Z.-'i. against
/ gBg3ll0 last year s.si4 16l year betoic
/ ia 81 aud lOs2G1Io same umr In asa"
Northern spiun"rs to'k during May si.al6
bales, against 1880 baics last year aud
- $50 year before last. increasing their
4 total tor the nine months 20 lS1 ~,
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NEW YORK FUTURES.
government Crop Report Causes Prices
TO Pitch Downward.


10 Pitch Downward.
New York, June 3-The cotton market
opened weak and 20 10 ponts lower
under scramble Of small holders TO un.
ioad ana a wave Of bear pressure which
carried everything before it. Following
the 'all there was brief pause In the
downward rush, but as few shorts cared
to take profits and as the bull leaders
made no move to right the market. prices
once more started downward and did not
stop until July had reached $50 and
August $50 Around these figures smaller
bears turned for cover and scalpcrs pur-
chased summer months for rally The
Liverpool cables, however. reflected extreme
weakness at that point, prices being down
TO il points, while the private crop
reports and the government daily weather
chart Indicated generally hne conditions
over the entire belt. The disturbing re-
ports from the coal strike regions, and
iumors that Southern SPOT markets were
weakening under large offerings, combined
10 check extensive new buying. Promptly
at T. noon the bureau announced the crop
condition average to be 0Si, as against
So same time last year, and gave de
crease IN acreage of only $40 of one per
cent. Immediate selling for both accounts
ensued and July dropped TO $50. while
August sold at s.34, From this level the
market later steadied on less bearish
weekly crop and weather report from Wash.
lugton than looked for. Prices advanced
10 points. hut later eased OF again in the
absence OF substantial bull support Dur
Ing the balance Of the session trading was
less active and fluctuations followed more
conservative lines. The market closed auIet
and steady with prices net S to 81 points
lower Total sales were estimated at $50,
600 bales well distributed through the
IIEf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-04
hISTON WHOLESALE MARKET

T. shepard, prominent Polk coan,v
fruit grow er, stys: Fruit in nv vicn5tpr. ~
looking vel. Italian prunes have SET tsiris
vel VEL oSt some orchards Will have a iiea,
crop. Nearer the river conditions ara sias
80 good The Petite prune trees are hen r,iy
loaded. small crop of Rartieft nesp, y
promised, but there will be heavy { cro %
~ i fron pears jar, Iherrles have suffered great;
crop" Huit
Adyices from Bremen Of the date OF Nav
Is says Of rice: Our market is decidedly
hrmer In sympathy with cargo Raneoon
rice The latter has rise1 7l9d per cwt. nom
the lowest price touched owing 10 a stron,
Indian and Chinese deiannd. The eood
riccS are scarce and held for hirhor nrec.,s
Some damage has been done TO he An
Coon crop Us cyclone, but extent Of dam.
age Is not known as yet"
The Louisiana Planter reports on the cane
cror. Thu past week has. on the whole.
been favorable for the growth Of the cane.
but there arc places where more rain world
he very welcome. The CROP hts hcan cnlti
vat d most thoroughly anil will doubtless he
lniu BY next month IN the best condition
Inc cane Is scarcely as tall as II usually Is
az this date, but its general appearance il
healthy and ~ missing and the inticipntInn
throughout the whole sugar district is for
nn excellent crop.
Thomas j. Meehan & Co. Of Baltimore
say Of the canned goods:
Weather more like October Than Junn has
prevailed In this section the past week atll
there was frost several nights recently.
The strawberry season Is short one AZ
best. aud the immediate effect of this nm.
se0soi'ahlc weather is to cause higher prices
for the fresh fruit and the canned article.
Rasrberres, cherries and arplcs arc affect.
cd also, but TO what extent remains to be
seen.
A peculiar result Of the cool weather, nj
least 1t is attributed 10 the weather. is the
way the new peas have developed, In pnint
of size. more rapidly than the oldest packer
can remember Unless there is change
ueXt week there is going to he a scarcity Of
fine qualify siftcd peas, .! pCcially the extra
sifted Petit Pols. The developments dur
ing the next week or ton days will settle
The pea market for this season, so Ear as
prices ana quality go.
The packing Of pineappes is progressing
satisfactorily, and the quality Of the fruit
iever was better. probably. Packers are
making reasonable prices on sll grades. aud
the iohhers are beginning to take hold ~
them freely Other new goods In the Inc
In rapid succession. and the outlook Is for
o lively market In Baltimore this summer
There are no new developments in the
marker for spot goods. There was during
the week some demand for tomatoes, corn
string betns, baked beans and one or two
other artic,es, hut. with the exception N
tomatoes, the buying was not up 10 the
mark for tho month Vt Nay. In goods fer
future delivery. the only article In demand
~ tOr,atoes, and the buying of them l.
lighter than usual at this ;iine ~ the sea.
son.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-04
4. & B. Beers Letter.

'pe'@i
Ne" orleans june "'-LlYerpool was IN
favoTaby Influenced by the expectation OF
a., bearlsb burcau renort today and or
-, 81, s,.,,,s,l,,. on.,ad "a g. =, -
marker lH S3HPa''h "peheu II I" Ia 'o"ef
on summer positions and I 10 on new
shortly after fresh buying occasioned an
,,,,..,.,..,,or, ~, "a a, Toa, ,noa.n.' o,1
.'Af 49,. - -. -''S q" .tu
] tu on late hut upon the issuance or the
bureau IT was construed as being more
neaMsh than looked for and caused a
de cline Of N S, About this time, how e.
ever. shorts covering occasioned n reaction
OF . To- 10 from the bottom When the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-04
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS

,Vuinlnc. 3S3 lOc ptr onnce holtle. NOR.
nLIne. y 21si2 10 per ounce: cocaine, IS. %
p pr ounce horaH, size per pound In lcO.lb
nnckasrS copperas, 81 % in barrels. castor
epson salts Sis per 100 lbs in narrels;
ee55coehol, 81. 7oa3 90 per gallon: sulphur,
49,, 20" per 100 lbs In barrels alum, 3lsc per
pound IN barrels saltpeter. &c per pound In
ua.!eS cnmphor Zoe; wood alcohol &c
~ 90; gum opium So so: powdered opirm,
N,sO' caIholic acid. 4od43c per pound IN
hotties calcium carbide, So. 20 per 100. de-.
u'efed Iexas common railway points
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-04
SHOWS LITTLE CHANGE
,.,,sns Firming Up-Oser-
: slaokberries-Larae Re-
y.'-,s Of Texas Products.

..sr Of trade was quite IN
~ wholesale market yesterday.
',s,,,ed on Texas fruits and
siow demand appeared even
W., and tile movement of gro-
I. sltfe@sly slow
u. went about 1oc lower on ac-
.,,,r receipts and less inquiry.
h.nanas arrived and was un-
~, the day. A very moderate
!. neted and prices continue with
sl,r.
,s.t Is still heavily stocked on
"A there scarcely seems any pes
= removing it under the present
III ID.
! d poultry and eggs showed in
/ s.yrylnr the supply In excess of
prices continued weak, but with
t.sfses.
!, ,re oyerstccked on blsckberrleS
is,,. toos a big slump on some sales
! 4. day. offers OF crates at si.15
f.ss,a and they became hard to dis
I, 4, he latter part OF the day.
,.eeIpts of Texas peaches were
"A pntes ruled weak though with
I,IsrI,l change. The quality received
| \ m Inferior order as a rule. but
I.,Aysnent III this respect Is early
H.
!, ar lemons are 0rming up under
L,,oetu, OF advances at primary
1. RE 4 fact worthy Of note that
,,s.ert quotations The local trade
4 sMi5c below the New York market
{Eslp,s Wien charges for freight are
kni
rl,s to the Oregon crop outlook,
prtlcular reference to prunes, mail
asie: "The coGtiucd cold weather
Irsaby greatly reduce the fruit crop
willamette valley II, $. G.lC, Of the
,ntlation, says that It Is too early
h sny reliable statement concerning
kgb,ble prunc cTou. Sonic orchnhds
49, d.naued Ia. tho cold rims I mr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-04
METALS

ebl5LaSS,5;fiEEm s2s5od2e.5o, lead. un-
ra GALVANIZED SHEET IRoN-es and S
100 pounds pa
~ FlNi TlN-Machire made. $40. 5OG
box ~" ''''e' SH''OVgAS0' Pei
nS s0llpER-Half sud Bali. l7alse per
per square
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-04
GRAIN REPORT.
BITTER ANn Enas.

Chicago. June 3.--Bufter steady; cream
cry ls022; dairy iTlaMi0. Cheese easy, 10
GllM Eggs hfm; fresh i5ls.
New York. June 3 ggs--Receipts 32,55i
paekhgesi market easicri Southern l3tsa
49,.
81 Louis. Juno 3.-Pouliry arm chickens
10; springs 23m30; turkeys q: ducks Uis
e dairy fab. Eggs. steady ~.
Kansas city. June 3.-Eggs-Firm 1874.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-04
Nv Yotk Dry Goods Market.

View York. June 3.-Drv goods we're quiet
IN al departments at first hands. staple
eottons in brown, bleached and coarse col
ored lines are without quotabie change. but
,bere IS some cutting in biesched cottons
hr ,obbers. Prints and ginghams are I'M
csaneed Print cloths dull At previous
prirek. No demand OF any account for
export.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-04
HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

bbls. IS, los, $50; CO.'S, s2i5 1oo8s,
SALT FISH Mackcrel No l. In lob
b! 56 n neS ss G't tUbs s. 5GS ST. 5 S'
sALMoN--Eancy Pillar Rock, Columbia,
River, s.. S5G2oo Castle Rock, Columbia
River. 81 q; Spear Alaska. 81 -; Toy,
River, poe; Violet brand, Sl.sQ. CarnGtion
brand Fancy Red Alaska. Sl35@ 40; Pink
Alaska, 81 10; Warrior, 81 90.
SARDlNEs1,Anericann Quarters, So. S 3,,1
lctte grade, quarters. $3.50; fancy SPIRITS,
quarters, 5000 1000, according To grade.
STARE H standard goods; Pearl, In 40.
bulk. 5Q5Ac Nickel. 10 packages. per box.
$$,25q3.S5; corn starch, 5%c per h. 20 aud
40-lb boxes.
SUGAR Quotations are for small lots;
standard granulated, Sc; cubes aud pow.
dercd, 5HSc: Louisiana yellow, clarified end
fancy. 4r2c: choice, 4Ac.
PRODUCE.
BEEsWAX-PrIme Texas, 22d23c FER
> BEANs-Imported navy beans. 8%a3Ec,
B Bo%9n a lc English , drisd S%c, phk e.;
California navy, 4Aa4l2c; Snaps, 81 % per
husheI way, $3.50 per husheli California
Lmas, 5%a6r, fresh wax beans G54I5c
RuTlEB- Blue Star. 24c dairy. 22c: FL.
gin creamery, 25d26c Meadow Gold,
2SI20c. Texas bricks. tic Occmarga.
rtne-L Lincoln solids, l3iac, Lincoln prints.
13lac, Daisy solids, l6Gi7c; prints,
isc, Monkeys special, lS0Igc, trystal Geln
and country rolls l9c; Empire Stae spe-
cial, loo; special Blue Star. 1sc: Elgin dairy
bricks PC: Ideal, lllac; Purity creamery,
20 and 3o-ib tubs, nc; lib prints pc, 81
gin creamery. solids, 1Sc. country butter In
pals, luH2uc.
. = CABBAGE-llA0124c
CHEESE Wisconsin full cream rolls, ice;
Wisconsin fun cream daisies, 154l6c; Wis.
cousin half cream lldl4iac
EGGS-TeXas. 11612c
KRAUT-New, Ia half barrels, So C0N
3 %.
ONIGNS-New crop, per busheI soc.
rtfPER-Ch lille. new, 15Mluc per pound
black Singapore l5c,
pol ATOES-Cnlorado potatoes. 81 lofl
! II; new potatoes, 15d6jc PEI buShri.
PEANu1S-JumNo. per pounu 72tIAc;
fancy hand picked No. l. 6n6lac.
PECANS- Texas, per pound, l00l2c, az
POULTRY chickens hers good 81. pa
2 so: fryers. large. 81 751i4 25. bloilers
81 2Jn2 -; mixed OTIS 81 0OG3 %; cocks
large, OH, 81. S'sG2 o''- ducks. large SO o N
-; geese. fun feathcrcd 81 O003 20.
tmke $, hens, So 0cGJ 90, eob3lsTs, IS %,
TOMATOES Texas, i-bssket crates, 5oa
Toe.
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New York. June 5.--cofce futures closed
Tots saies hs we're qe isyc 3 Bag Including
June 4o5; July 5.Oon5O5: August 5.i0i
September $40: December 5.4Ofl5.45: Marsh
quiet; No. 7 invoice 7-le; mild, steady;
Cortoya sQlIh.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-04
GPAIN AND HAY.

Quotations for carload lots delivered Cd
,rscks Houston or other points taklns
sa1ne rate Dealers charge from store
5Siioc per 100 pounds more on bran. o. O.,
nsr bushel on oats and corn, l0dioe per lo'
on RnnaatN-Per 100 lbs, 81, 1871 IT,.
CORN cHoPs-Purc. 81. 4eG1.oo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-04

WIRE NAILS-So.a Oh base nor key
obARBED WlRE-Galy anlzed, Gild1eu.
SS.so per 100 lbs; galvanized Baker. s3 s.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-04
PAINTS. OILS AM G1,Ass

White lead. per cwt strie,lv nnrs GO %.
second grade So 90 third srssd Sse & 60 90
a. utpentine. per case, two 5gaiIor cans.
sSSii,g: barrel lots, Ole per gallon Mineral
SWt Sl.So: yellow ochre. per cwt' ii 80
Lllnseed oil, best, boiled, 1oTTic. Ready
ntiiAed house paints, 81 90. Window rlsss
50 ana 10 per cent OF January list.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-04

nvSnhls-Nc. MIXED, sacked. s4isc; No.
wnlWe, sacked, b5c; No z White sackes
sSas1ay' Texas red rust proof osis, sacked
xSs,o,RN--No, 2 mixed. sacked. ssc No.
iH.AIS-Choiee alfalfa. sis.ooaiS 80; choice
buaotay' Sls. So1le:oo; South Texas prairie
~, so.pRs So North Texas and Terri
toty hay, Sl4OoNlRnn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-04
HEAVY STABLES

HEAVY STAPLES.
ErNTloN-powder. per key. 50 90;
1 powder, 81 s. per Reg; drop shot,
IN gi5; buck. 81 20.
EI1-EStfa short clear, IN sacks.
t% resulArs, l2ls@l23sc: boxed, l4c
Sllles, l2i9Ql234c
W. oil-ln barrels. 4Sc; half bar
kilSe AND TIES Bagglne, 2-lb,
E " from Houston. 81 IS.
Wrapped, basis "a, No. .
VI ip' No, fun weight, basis
f,rsal, per 10; special sizes, PC nigh.
fM i ss'7els As to quality.
~ ~. star, full weight. 1oc; Gran.
I'm hL lui2c; Electric Lights, SIC;
ESSrs aght, lll2e; light weight. lO5ac.
d ,s,SS,dfSS55liand, s. 75d3 %; Rosen-
LBS ~. 8, fair. 7lga7%c; prime. sibli
,,a,a sag9e; fame, lui5Mllc. Pea
4 L.. IT,; Cordova, 1879; roastei
NJ Aeaekle's Ariosa. basis iOOlh
% gehvered. Apex, II. 4oc; Lion.
~ VIZ Seal Mocha and lava. IN
)s ,IiScna and Java blend. lib cans.
IN pals, ls&c: International
sss,,i ao tlns, ls&c; . and 4-lb pals.
81 SultA n ss Mocha and Java, LIB
4 ljsAt a..A b c soda. bulk. boxes.
I'd. tons, per dozen, aoc; ginger
I,si jpnsS9lenas SC; stage planks, 64c;
4 & '.n Sssis 4s-lb sacks. Fancy bI,b
4 m.Ssai. 30; fancy half natent se IA
s,fe grsde, So 65. oi.lh socls i01
tshsr aef; Hour in wood, l5c per
[[.sIsscEous Goops--ar,ts hom,n =
Mn neal, In 40lh sacks. per sack.
~, meal, IN 36.lh SACKS per 90 X
81 oa's go 10: Friends oats 81 10,
n, hN S2.s5; Hawkeve oats so 81
fD-hsssssn Nib package. $3.50.
~, ilLai,. uerce compounds. 96f
n Il bf.hi IS; 50'iS cans, nc hiche (;
~ sssnsr' Bib cans. lie higher.
frnle ham, o,lSi2c; fancy, 13hd
sl'~ per barrel; coopered,
i an barrels, e5a75c per gallon;
4 Mil 1Iracted, 5Q8c per pound
L Rsrns IN l2-lb cans, extracted,
FlsSES peuons, l26l3c.
sGEIc "snolled, fair, 16MG1sc;
sdSis 'aolee, 25a26c: pure re.
W Hs,6M lLK--E Eagle. s6.75d7.oo
fn Niscgyfai5tSS; Dime, 81. s5d8. 90;
lsEas-i.ih ~ ~ Winner, s4.25d4.35.
ka Felebs sell weight. 4 o.. s56l9Oc
4 IN ~. oz, Sl.60di 10; Z or,
ksesht ssht weight. a5SiGnc. OH
9Nl' ~flHOc, lunch o,.y,n.s 4 IN
kp q ilIe-ealon kegs 100. 10.
|,,s s,y I sbbls, S4.56a4 Ia; hints
|stsl; iH,aUi quarts. American
Eztsa fs snion hezagon, $50.
4 rir 49,, head, 6i4I6l1e; choice
s.sno,. .s q fancy Imported,
basis 7-le, lie; Manila,
'''i'a'. coarse. Sc; aae, DOC;
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FRUITS.

BANANAs-L Loose, S15Od1.65, packed
81 I5d2 -; per pound 23id3c.
CA%TEL0UPEs-B crates, 500
ei2.50
81. lO6ii 10, l,.,,,..
mia. 81 75Gi3. 90. a
ORANGES - California nayels, AOOg
425; Mediterranean sweets. S3.I5.
PEACHES-Per box, 35mJoci 4-basket
crates. loffTOc according 10 quality,
pII'MS-Texas. per peek box. 25aa0c.
STRAWBERRIES 80 Crate, "A quarts,
81 2ld2 90 according to quality.
BLACKBERRIES = Cultivotco, crates
PINEApPLEs-P crate, si.5od4T5-
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pRIEp FRUITS AND NI'Ts

APPLES Fancy ovaporatcd Joib bozes,
lOi4 mlOlac; lib cartons. fancy, '0a.Ulle,
cartons, choice, lOAQ lu.ac eaeIce evapO
rated, Hs.mlOc; sun dried, 65ka7lsc
APRlCOTS- Per 10, loose luizGllc
ClTRON-In 10Th boxes lac.
CIRRA NTS-95-lb boxes, cleaned, bulk,
sI66t9c; lib cartons, glza1lc.
DATES-1-lb packages, Tladsc: Fard
dates De- Hallowel, bulk. GOLD boxes, ~
tic
FrGs-Imported 12iz@l9c.
pEACHES-Cholce new stock, gdDi4c
RAlSINS--California. 3.croWn, l. h.,
boxes. 81 65dl.75; h-lb boxes. l.. l.. ralsns,
taGi roc; 2-crOwn, l.. N. raisns lU-D boxes
Sc: s-crown. l.. NJ raisins Sl2c
pKINES- California yO-luUs, Sc; S0Ws
sac. TU-sOs. &c; 6D-IOs, B1ac; 50Uis, &c
4O-5Os. Sc
NUTs-Filbcrts. Sicily, l3c California
waInnts, l3Q14c; peanuts, fancy hand pick
cd 6dtla; No. 2 4getJc; jumbo, f4'4c
almonds. Taragona, lGN lie per lb N SACKS
Callfnrnin Almonds l5c; Means. lOG l2c, &C
corHiug 10 size
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
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