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The evening Republican., 1902-04-30
United States DanKer0us.

VIENNA, April 3O.-ln the course or
the debate on The budget in the reichs-
rath Herr KoIischcr, n prominent Fol
jsh melHber and a large manufacturer,
declared the Austrian tariff must be
prohibitiyc unless the empire was will
ing to be dpvourcd by the United
States. whose "Mckinley' and Ding
lev" polcies had been followed by an
jmperialism which enabled her to op-
press the rest of the world.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-30
MOrtOn's Paper to suspend.

NEBRASKA CITY, Ncb., April 30
1t is announced that with this week s
issue of The Conservative the paper
will suspend publication. The Con-
servatye is weekly journal estab-
lished four years ago by the late j.
Stcsling Morton, and its columns were
given up to comments on current, po-
litical and other events, which reflected
directly the views of the former secre-
tary Of agrcultl.e.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-30

CONVINCE YOURSELF that Ely S
Cream Balm deserves all that has
been said of it as a means of quick
relief and final cure in obstinate
cases Of nasal catallh and hay fever
A trial size costs but ten cents. Full
size, 50 cents. Sold by druggists or
mailed by Ely Bros, Sc Warren
street, N. Y.
Mt. Olive, Ark, May II, 1901.
Messrs. Ely Bros. Please send
me one bottle of Cream Balm, fami-
ly size. think it is the best lnetli-
cine for catarrh in the world. Very
respectfully. ]. N. ScHoLTz.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-30
ComnDss Pointed Wrong.

DULUTH, Mimi. April 30 Because
of detection in their compasses,
caused by magnetic deposit on the
north shore of Lake Superior, the
steamer Tampa and ~schooner Aurora,
coal laden went ashore twenty miles
from this city. The boats are lying
on a rocky shore There was no wind
when they struck, but heavy fog pre-.
1nila1
The evening Republican., 1902-04-30
SAAal plant Wreck eI1

ST, LOUIS. April m.-Thc plant or
the Hager Steel company at Madison
ILL.,, employing 400 men, is reported de-
stroycd by fire. which resulted from
an explosion. The damage is estimated
at $25O,O0O, with an insurance OF $loo.'
600, The fire companies of Venice,
Madison and Granite city are making
efforts to prevent general conflagra,
The evening Republican., 1902-04-30
pnYin Salon OpCMe0.

PARIS, April President 1oubet
has innug,lrated the Old salon in the
Grand palais. There were 1,Gs0 cx-
hibits compared with 2.m2 last year,
resulting in an improved aspect and Il
higher level of merit. Chatran's por-
traits of Mrs. and Miss Roosevelt at
tractcd large share Of attention and
received high praise from the critics.
The Temps says. "The artist has reh
tered well the features, sober elegance
and charm of tile two ladies' The
American artists were represented ny
many meritorious works
The evening Republican., 1902-04-30
Smelling Works Closed by strike.

HELENA. Mon, April 30.-The
works of the American Smelling and
Reduction company have been closed
because of strike order issued by
Mill and Smelter Mems union No. JAG,
which atfiliates with the Western Fed
Grafton of Miners The strike was
called because the company will not
recognize the union. NO question OF
wages. hours of labor or other griev-
apcc is involved. About 400 men are
thrown out of employment.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-30
M More Second Glass Tickets.

UTICA, N. u, April 3o.-Commenc-
ing May the Central Hudson raisread
will discontinue the sale of second class
tickets over it's lines. 1t is reported
here that an agreement has been reach
ed with other lines and that second
class tickets to all points east Of Chi,
cayo are to be withdrawn.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-30
Railroad Car Thieves.

TROY. n. Y, April 30.-New York
Central detectives have discovered that
railroad cars in this section are being
robbed by an organized band OF
thieves. For sbme time the company
has been missing brass valves of its
cars, and it is believed the thefts
have cost the company thousands Of
dollars.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-30
Sacretary Roof Returne.

WASHINGTON. April 30.-Secreta"
nv Root, Mrs. Root and Miss Root hayo
arrived here from thcir trip to CUBA.
Having given up their house on Con-
necticut avenue they took up their
quarters temporarily at the Arlington
hotel. Secretary Root spent consldera-
BILE time in consultation with AdJutant
General Corbn in disposing of accounts
lated business.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-30
TABLE OF PERCENTAGE
Roosevelt will Attend Games =.

WASHINGTON, April 30 President
Roosevelt will attend the opening or
the International Olympian games
which are to be held in Chicago dur
ing the months of September and Octo.
der in 1904 He made this promise to
Messrs. Henry J. Furber. Jr., the prpsi-
dent, and Benjamin J. Rosenthal, the
chairman of the committee on finance
of the games, who spent an hour with
him at the White House discussing the
contest 1t is proposed to hold. Mr..
Roosevelt indicated a disposition to do
all In his power to further the efforts
of the OIympian association.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-30
What Next For Morgan!

NEW YORK, April @.-Representa-
tives in this city of the Virglnla-Caro-
MRs Chemical company admit that one
of the purposes of President Morgan's
4sit to Europe is connected with the
probable purchase Of German potash
works. The statement that the chem
ical company contempIates establish
inS branches in Germany could not be
onn med
The evening Republican., 1902-04-30
American Gets China Medal.

BERLIN, April 30 Emperor vii.
liam has conferred the so called China
medal, which has hitherto been given
TO combatants only, upon Joseph Her
ring, the correspondent Of New York
newspaper who was wounded on
hoard the German gunboat Hits at
Taku, China. Mr.. Herring, it will be
remembered. is the naturaliZed Ameri-
can citizen who was ordered expelled
from Germany last September because
of his alleged evasion of military sery-
ice. This order was afterward re-
scindeu
The evening Republican., 1902-04-30
ExpIosiOn on Subma rlne Boat.

PHILADELPHIA, April 3O.-Five
men were injured in an explosion
aboard the submarine boat Fulton just
as she was rounding Delaware Break
water yesterday. The Fulton was max
ing an ocean trip from New York to
Norfolk and thence to Washington, the
most remarkable test yet applied to
craft of its kind.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-30
Dalnh Revive lnNtn.

LONDON, April 30.-Thc viceroy OF
india, Lord Curzon Of Kedleston, tele-
graphs that heavy beneficial rains
have fallen in Bengal and Assam and
that there have been local showers in
Burma and parts Of Madras. The
prices OF grain are generally station
cry.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-30
rrouhle Arsu< tine Nile.

BRUSSELS, April 39.-The Wing
tiefne Steele reports serious situation
On the Nile Several Belgian posts have
been attacked by rebel natives from
Uganda, says the paper, and British
troops have established themselves on
Belgian territory. Difficulties have
arisen between the Belgians and the
British in the Lado cncluve. A fresh re-
volt has also broken out on the upper
Cbanghi river, French Kongo.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-30
Failing Mine Roof Kills Two.

WILKESBARRE, Pa, April 30
Daniel Collins and John Ruanr were
killed and William Boland was fatally
injured by fall of the roof in the
Paradise mine Of the Pennsylvania
so1ppany. Pittston. The men We're
barring down coal when the roof fe!!
without warning.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-30
n,sa Mt Friends Faners1.

M1DDIETrevN. N. Y. April 3d.
Or. Philip +. Fulmer Of Dingmans
Ferry. Pa, aged eighty years, died
suddenly while attending the funeral
of lifelong friend, the Hon. j. Il.
Westbrook. Death was due to heart
disease, aggravated by excessive grief.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-30

Il had running itching sore on
my leg. Suffered tortures. Doan's
Ointment took away the burning
and itching instantly, and quickly
effected permanent cure {. W.
Lephart, Bowling Green, o.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-30
Osborne's Place For Evans.

WASUlNGTON, April 30.-Commis-
sioner of Pensions Evans was Il caller
at the White House yesterday, and
while there the president informed him
of the death of William Mckinley Os-
borne, consul general to London, and
in an informal manner offered him the
vacant position.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-30
Are You SatjStiedP

If not 60 to l,ynch's stores for good qaaliSy
lens and Ccffee. Teas 35c 4Or., 3Oc, &c. 1913
pound. Coifees, l5", 20c, 25c. 2sc. 100, sac
pound. Large assortment OF flJwer and
GarAt Seeds in packages. Main store, N. W.
Cor, N udison pnh Fourth streets Branch
store 6. W, Cor King and Eighth streeta.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-30
BALTIMORE E&OH.q
RAllROAl.
Schedule in effect November II, 1891:
All trains illuminated with PintscS

Schedule in effect November II, 1891:
All trains illuminated with PintscE
light
() Epress trains.
Trains leave Wilmington. Delaware
Avenue Station. for
NEW YORK. week days. 1925, 1888.
s1o52 a. M; "1A19. '2.55, "51s Royal
Limited), 1927, .7.42, '1o.52 ,. m
Sundays, 1926, 1889, *11.s5 a. M; 's.55,
s5.1S (Roya! Limited), "7.42. "1o52 p. m.
PHILADELPHIA, week days, 1926.
$50. .G.45, 7.2o. 'S.os, 1888, 1852, 1853 a.
M; ;'l2.1s, '2.55, 400, ASS. "5.ls Roya!
Limited), 1927, 6.35, '74?, '1o52 p. m.
Sundays, 1926, 72o. $50, 1899, 1888,
sl1.35 a. M; $685. 500, 1918 (Royal Lin.
ited), 6.35, "7.42, s.s6. 'lO52 p. m.
Chester. week days, $50, '6.45, 7.2o,
$500, 1899. '10.52. 1852 Il. m; 800, "455,
635, TAP. "10.52 p. m. Sundays. 7.2G, $50,
s9.3e, 1858 *1135 a. m.; 500. Gas, '74s,
S.56, *l0.52 p. nj.
Atlantic City, week days. 's.45 n. m.;
s12i9, "2.55 and 1913 p. III. (Royal Linn
ited), Sundays. 7.20 n. H.: '5.l5 p. III.
Roynl Limited.
Cape May and Ocean City, week dr~a
~V.iD u vi. -'t' u.
Sea Isle City. week days, '6.45 q. m.
Baltimore and Washington week days,
s4.14, Is SIS, sS.O4, "11.Ol q. H.. 1885, 40 O9,
s3.4O, "4.54, 's.2o (Royal Limited. 1901,
sl0.1a, p. nj. sundays. "4.1i, 1904, sos
a. NJ; "1256, 900, '3.40, 5.s!, 's.2o (Royal
Limitcd), 1901, +lO.l4 2. III.
Baltimore and way stations, week days,
S65 Il. m; 3.]9 p. N. Sundays. 9.O5 a. H.:
5.37 p. IN.
Newark, week days, '414, s.55, 1904,
s1l,Ol a. m; '12.5s, 3l9, "4.54. 6.12, 1901,
s1O.l4 p. M. Sundays, ~4.li. 1904, 9.05 a
m.; SIZES, 5.37, 1872, 's0l. '1o.A p. IN.
pittsburg, week days, 'S.04 a. m.:'4.54,
s1o14 p. m. Sundays, 1904 a. M: $40.
"lo.l4 =. M.
Chicago, daily. -s.o4 a. H.; $40 p. m.
Cincinnati and st. Louis. '4.l4 a. IN:
s12.5B, "1014 p. NJ, dnily.
Siugcriy accommodation. waek days,
6,5S a. NJ; $40. 6l2 .. In. Sundays, s.05
a, H.: 5.37, 1872 p. III.
Landenbers accommodation, week
'IiI iiEAVE MARKET STREET STA.
TION FOR
Baltimore, week days, 2.5e p. n.
Jandenberg, week days, 8 70 a. m.: $50
$50 n. IN. Sundays, $40 p. NJ; $50 y.
I,EAvE PHILADELPHIA for WIZ.
m;nztop, week days, '3.3s. $50. '73o,
s1O2S. II 90 a. M; 'l2.2o, "l.37. 2.15. '30s,
.417. 500, $3.50, "5.4S (Roya! Iimitcd).
800, go, '7.2e. 1898. 'l1.a5 p. III. Sun
days, .2.sS, ~7.3o, SEQ, 11.oo n. H.; '12.2o.
.ls7, Las, 1903. 4.s5, '5.As Woyal Lim'
ited). $50. s728, 1888, 1880 p. III.
"Royai Limited" is composed a;ciu'
s,yely Of Pullman par'or observation and
dining cars. No extra fare except regu'
lar Pullman charge.
Delmarvia Telephone No. 1913.
Rates to western points lower than
! via any otlrr line.
II. A. MILLER, Passenger Agent
| Wilmington, Del.
D. b. MARTIN. Manager Of Passen
GER rranlc.
/ 4---- -
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Sinn's Comp Psnnvroyai Pulls. Tho
ladies' extraordinary rouedy. Be sure
You get tho comp
By mail $500. 606 King street..
The evening Republican., 1902-04-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Washington
Washington .....1 8 0 u 0 2 -
Philadelphia. I; Washington. IL.
BatterIes-Pl and steeman; Patton
and Drill.
At Chicago
Cleveland .........0 . Q o.
Hits-Cleveland, II; Chicago, 4. Errors
cleveland, 5; Chicago. 8. Batteries
Wright and Bemis; Callahan and Sullivan.
Detroit ...........o ol3 2 0 0 5-1l
ST. Louis .......... / 0 2 0 O. 3
Hts-Detroit. l6; St. Louis. 5. Errors
Detroit, 4: St. Louis, 0. Batteres-Mer-
Ger. Buelow and Mcclure; Donohue and
The evening Republican., 1902-04-30

TAYLOR and Fullertons Beef, Wine ana
Iron tones up the system. W. =. Taylor
3Oa King stIect
The evening Republican., 1902-04-30

nUsi.E SALE OF FHES II COWS HORSES
and shoats- will sell at the Farm OF
Fredrr ick Klair. near Centrnvil1e, Del, on
TUESDAY. MAY 18th At o'clock " head oi
s,,crrior drivers sud rking horse. 40 head
carefully selected homo r"iscd dairy cows,
fresh a II syriissr-, good stock bulls. ~
sbrutS some urvod sCws Inc above selected
especially tor this sale. 81 days Dihner ~
o'ei oclS. -, a.,
WIN. H. ki.Al!, Ccntrsvllle. Del
Stidhan & son Auc. h.S'HeoaS
The evening Republican., 1902-04-30
ToHlLADEAPn.A AID ~ !" ALL

Time thDEt III tsIeUV IHrT ~ ,t -.
Trains leave wilmington tklng s'reeI ~
tion) for klsmcrc .uhction, Mnhtchh' l.
Wintsrtnur, tuyenc ,ur,. tirshohne. Co.'S = =.
Chnid's Ford duuctioa, i'o"opsnn' eso
Chester. E,nbreevi.e. 'iortonviit-. 70 e.
vile and intermediate stations, week usSs
7Ma. NJ, ais, 4.5o r. N" sundays' Soe n.
H., 2l5, A50 y III. ,. ,v,,., ,n,,
ior Wa. resburV function, Elversoa anu
ais. X6o p. m. Sundays SUD =. m., s..o '.oo
y. ~. .; ma, In ar.
fnr Joanna, Brdsboro, Reading anu Mnet
med,rte stations week days 7 50 u 'p.' <. -
n m. sundays s. w .. ta., II .. IN. ,ve
H"s f.NIt,rT.r ED-tjN j. HtEkA
"ass,i s,a uen'I P..s'r Agt,
The evening Republican., 1902-04-30
BASEBALL SCORES.

Games Played terday In the Ma
ti0nal and American Leagues.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-30

Advertise in the Republican.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-30

NATIONAL
lf~- Nt-,tr
The evening Republican., 1902-04-30

w IT 1IIdTI,
TABLE OF PERCENTAGES.
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II. g. g Beers Letter.
(specisl 10 The postl

New Orleans April II Liverpool I'D.
vices we're not very encourls cling, hut our
market nevertheless, opened / to ? points
higher. declined points shortly after hut
subsequently advanced 16 70 II points from
the bottom, owing IN heavy husinr by
suaddlcrs sud the hrmness If spots easing
off slightly near the close, making the net
gain IL 10 u points on near months and
3 to points on late. Tho Bombay 70
celpts for the week were 5000 bales.
against $4,000 last year and the aggregate
from September / TO date Is 1890
against 10000 last year The total OK
Iorte from India n Europe from September
! ~ date Is $4,000 against 46l .0OO last
year.
The amount to he brought into eight for
the week Is estimated at about 5000 bales
MS compared with $1,000 last year. aud II
il expected that the visible supply state
meut will be bullish. Good rains We're
again reported IN Texas and crop advicrs
from that State are favorable Sentiment
il ve..y hullsh locally. hut outside spccuia-
lion is restricted. As long. however, as
layers are willing 20 pay present prices
for spnts. the chAncrs are values win he
maintained. and with any encouragement a
further enhancement nlnH be. ESTABLISHED
" p. Beer.
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AuMoR ANp SUCCESS.

The Former Is Great Element Of the
Latter, Says Mccarthy
Justin Mccarh,. author Of "lf Were
King. In Success
am strongly n tho opinion that q
quick sud abiding sense Of numor is n great
element II success In every department ot
ifc do not speak merely of spcccFs IN
toe more strictly artistic nelds Of hnmau
work. bur am ready IN malntain that even
in the prossio and practical cosrcrns u
human existence the sense If humor Is an
melting and sustaiping inanrnco - carry
q man successfully through 20 tho fnll de-.
Nelopmcnt ~ his purpose u Is 80 IN he
arr n war-it is especially 80 10 the bust
Mortal lfo ~ the best IS 90 fun ~ ner.
p'eIitios dtfapnointmeuis, and rfrers F.
that H. must he hard work iadepd tor n
man who Is endowed With llttlc or no sens
~ huinor IN keep his spirits a. ihrou b
seasons NJ difficulty and deprl ssioh. ana
maintain HE energy living despite the dis
hc0teping effects II commonplace ana no
sale discouragements man who - easily
dlsheartened does No. appear In he destined
hy nature Tor tho overcGmnH ~ difncul-
ties, and nothing Is happier lnreut ve
than tho quick sense ~ humor which hn1s
something 10 make n Jest " even In cdndi-
items which bring hni sinking ~ the
heart 10 Tho less fortunately endowed NOR
tai
IN the stories Of great e7ents and great
enterprise we are constantly told ~
some heaven.hou leader who Kept alive.
through the most trying hours ~ what 9th
erVise might have been utter and ,nfec-
Ming depression. the energies. the cOura ~
aud hope ~ his comrades and bis ipiinN
ers. One can hardly read The story uf any
escape from shipwreck, any drifting aho
~ An open boat over wintry sHs withoH'
lcsrniuS ~ srlne plnfky aud hulut'ri. .
rserta Who kept his comrades alive an
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LIE NEW FRENCH NAVY.
Ships Of Latest Types and Seamcn Well
Trained IN Warfare,

Ships Of Latest Types and Seamcn Well
Trained IN Warfare.
Golfers Weekly
Ten, even ave, years ago the french navy
was. in the natter OF material. In sta Q
Of chaos II owned q collection of ,pcri
mons TO use i phrase ~ an cmlncn
French authority NOT Hc",. Construction
was mlScIHbly slow. BHttlr-hips WrtN lth
years ur even more In The dockvuds. To.
day France Is building lS fast Js England
or GERMANY or America. h .dFt Tn haS
surccudCd W launching q trot class latiir
snip 80 six mouths from its commencement.
Though the frouch navy i> conHcrNUtiv"
cuuugh Ike an na los IN many Watl".S IL
has ben quirk 90 IN rodUcc Startling chang "a
I'm tho design ~ ship, The SCR var YES
protection ~ tho w1tcr Inc md hull had
tlclr origin IN France and wer" copied from
her las the world In tho pt SEM genera
( tlon she has hrcn tho inst go rcHliz" he
danger nj hro in rho modern N1rshu, A.
FAR back a. 1Sn0 sho had pra1ialty rlImtu
ships She was The hrs' p'vnr 30 uti,ln"
o ectririty 10 any cNten' ON 'nlpHolrt fnr
purposes other ihnu lighting. 81" was tho
hist n ADOPT nigh explosive shell. and
now She riHims she has rus" ~ >urn
. admirable notion that IL viii allow Those
ana explode IN the interior ~ tho snip.
/ She Was tho FIRST ~ realize the Importance
NJ protecting the cruiser With armor Hor
ships NJ tho pupuv do LONE class were, as
usual fTst acofod ~ md then 'opiod by
the orld She was tho urti also. n 500
I day owns more Of thee dangerous 'U'l
/ vessels than an tho Other pnve ~ the
world combined The Tinted states mas
/ be said 10 hayc begun n experiment wi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18

La Grange Tcyae. Aprl Is chiekcnpos
Is becoming epidemic among the children
n this city
An cntcrplisinr citizen clrculnted q sub
scription list q few days ogo AMI IN short
time succeeded IN securing cnough nnitiy
20 purchase uniforms for the siytcen mem
hors Of thc Va Grange Concert hand
rhe Ia Grange public schools VIII close
m Friday, April -
The Ia Grange Light Guard arr drilling
sfmNst every night NOW whipping the
rockies" Into shore for the annual en-
campment
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FsTON WHOLESALE MARKET

,"nsln"rable trading, spot aud 10 ar,t,, Al,
mPp,T' nulmcgS aud glnCcrs ana "n,, -, y.
nroad demand from grinders Tor thc m,n
ginger arc n,p" % supplies ~ pepper and
INC smallest on record t'iovsy ~ ~, n'ing
plncnIo are decidedly frmcr. Janan rSii ii.u
Src almost out N stock here wiz All"
rev packages on the way" '"N Il
referring to asparagus. San Franc,,co "A
Woes state; "rhcrc is consIdernblc ~,
ncrc about tho stf prices which asn,r,,,,,s
IS bringing At tho pres n: time niscnssin,
'ne situation. local dealer saws thai as'
Ptr'sus Is very scarce. although enormous
quantities nre raised In this viripitv .rto
local fannoricS arc taxing all they can col
rs soon rs II Is put on the market A.
paraguS used To- u Ms low as $50 NO, -,
s sa n no" growers arc getting as high as
mems to New York. simply rccansc 40 ,.ar
not ee' mold NJ large quantities."
Adviccs from Santa Barbara. cal .ay
The indications in Carplntcra Va1,v are
that there will hc The biggest cron Of lima
beans over harvested Tho late rains have
erahlcd tho farmers to get tho ground into
hrstclass condition Tho prospect for A
largo crop Is so good that havcrs b,~o
cropped tho price about 2r . pound IN Tho
Nlt.n
tuna and santa Barbara COUNTIES amou1tcd
70 nearly 10000 sacks. $4,000 have ncrn
jhlpped and u IL thought tint abo1t 100
we more will 90 oul before the new RON
comes IN. Bean huycrs state TINT rrrv
iarEc acreage VIII be dcyot'd 10 lima, this
year '"''
nc canning season on Columbia river sal
mon orcncd on April H. In connection
with the situation there Puget Sound cor
respondent writes While ihc packers arc
W'par'd to commence. there Is moth ng II
Indicate NAT dsh will he available ina ouan
NV TO warrant start Tho variops cold
storage interests are however. expecting
= good season and the equipment IS ON a
!MIE'r seal" than WIS the ease laSf wear
MS lH'i Is looked upon lay several Nrrrni
n'nt 'Auu"lFmen Us indicating ihat a lou,h
InlE'I huSlnCs iu fresh sllmon uiU he
don" the high roet of paclsng and small
Ploti IN tho canned article having di>rnlr
d-C9 operators conidcrahly.' II is tho
"P'W'n M some quarters hor, that vi II a
PROSPECTIVE smaller pack I'm Alaska anu ON
luE't sound the market for Columbia iiyci
salmon VIII hc I'm q better position A VOL
known dealer says "Of late voar. thnr,
mas been serious falling m i'm Inc CONN
MA river salmon pack and So FAR as mi,
market is concerned tho dsh has ceased n
nc NJ much Importance The following ,Ibls
SHOWS the serious falling M in late Years.
Cases t,yo.
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N MOVEMENT OF FRUITS
!, oranges Arrive-R'po
exhausted--F'rst
..'.ct q sIackberr'es'


Ia along tho same limos
ri' .,artct Yesterday. Inc
~. n,eyemcnt showed some
W, -, respects trading re-.
Y y .,eady
y y" 10,
veu As ln other lines
-. md a fairly active trade
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18

packages: coppcras. Se.no in barrels, castor
en- Sl@ per gallon In 5-eallcn packages:
EPSON salts, 81 ~ per 100 lbs III barrels:
slcohol 81 iud3 90 per gallon; sulphur.
800 per lH lbs In barrels; alum, doc pr
N barrels; camphur. zoe; wood alcohol.
'o,ml. 90; gum opium, s., 81; powdered
"plunL 81 50; cHrholic acid. iWd - per
per 100. delivered Texas common railway
points 49,
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rAINTs. olI.s An GTASs

second glsde, S6t-l third grndr 20,
!inlpcntne. per casr. tNo = gallon cans
- -; hallcl los. i5c per gallon Mineral
paints, 10 per gallon. Window Z ass. soc
Ntp'ldn rcus. per cVt 81 80. Nclrnw crhfe,
per -cNt, ~ 90. iuSeed oil hest, hoaed.
GW"c Ready mixed hons paints. 81 tstf
-" per ciiion, according 10 brand; mineral
ba,n - v" por gallon Window glass 50
and ~ per cont cf January list
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Houston Texas Anril II Estimates
vcrc 1900 against 800. mort. sS61 against
7G2a last wear New urloan, advanced II
points from the opening making a new
record ~ the top Liverpool was nm
changed op spots, With SAlcs Of 5000, hut
,lusrd 3 90 higher on contracts The spot
situation IS growing acute ana the price
may roach she 90 level at any time hut
,hcrId the situation hc relieved II IS y long
WAY from Tho bottom. and those who spct
uttc should bc prepared m lose Liverpool
is due m be- uuchHngcl tomorrow
Richard Cooke & Co.