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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21
H0USTON WHOLESALE MARKET

terainy anected dealers look for lower
range.
cranberrles nre moving more freely ana
while theFe has been no material change
in prices higher levels are freely ore
dlcted.
There we're better receipts OF tomatoes
than usual aud the presence Of some ~.
ferior quality caused On prices, the range
being sOceaSlOo.
Texas eggs ruled weaker under tho in.
fuence OF heavier receipts rhere was n
decluc OF about lie and the buls Of sales
occurred At lsalpc.
rrenter activity in pccans is noted in
the local trade and prices are governed Oh.
tIrely by the size sumo me specimens OF
the nut sold at l5e yesterday and some
dhrinuiiyc cnes cold at low as DC.
Prices on lemons remain nrm withou,
change Local stocks are rather moderate
aud are quite limited at primary markets..
According to adviccs received, there viii
soon be a cessation ~ Imports. ARA dealers
predict TINT upward prices will take place
I'm the interim. In this connection prom
inent New Orleans house says; Aine
steamship Algena, with cargo Of jfEi
boxes lemons Is due here nj any moment
She ought to arrive IN time to sell the
cargo nbout Tuesday or "Wednesday, the
18th or 18th This cargo represents the
lnst shipment Of Verdelli lemons this sea.
son. The new crop OF Sicily lemons will
iot appear In this country till late NJ No.
MEMBER, ana MS a tuiD the hrst receipts are
very green and undesirable We thus have
N...l aA "A 4
in the southern and Western territory Ia
depend uton present supplies"
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With trading well distributed over both
Honduras aud domestic Japan limos Prices
were firmly held. top lines " Honduras
selling freely at AZ. With Jnpane ut 3.So.
ifhe market was well cleared zip cf offer
incs. Clean rico ruled active ana prices
we're hrnly maintained. No rCcelpis from
country mills were reported. Neccipts,
oiNo sarks % rough and no pockets 81
clean. Sales 42lu pockets ~ ceau and
SIT snrks ~ rough Of which SOFA sacks
we're Honduras and 1000 sacks domestic
Japan.
Jiean Rice Honduras nrtive! head fft
asa, strHightS aAsisS. screenings 2T2N
No. ifssI2. Japan ACTIVE; head 3hW4.
Straight, aiSei3N. screenings 2W2Ai Ne.
lN12 Actual sales 2di1A
Rough Rice Honduras active. good dr.
piand, at aOfsi4 -. with actual sales at
.. anna 81. Japan nctivc, good demand. At
1. oubi9 s.. with actual snlcs at 2OOTS.S
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HOUSTON DAiLY rosr TUEsDAY MORNING. ocroBER III 1902

than corresponding week last wear, Re.
g1iipts az ah ports since September ] ~.
~ ~ " excess 81 one year ago. whllc the
ptcc says; "A lcarish sentiment Il gain.
ihg giound, predicted from Interested re
ports from the South as to the develop
,nell ~ 4 top crop hut I see no reason for
s " inc yield and think cotton Will lie
,nehd chcnp at present Prices IL IA
.nonEnt n large short interest has been
ssseatcu by orcrselling by a philadelphia
Hrm. hut the weather Il tho ali-ahsorhine
I"ple snd sentiment Is hcarish as long AZ
~ rVmalns clear aud warm Liverpool Is
que unchanged tomorrow
Nlrhnrd Cooke & ca
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A TEXAS WONDER.
HALps oREAr plscovERY.

one small bottle of Hairs Great Dlscoy.
cry cures an kidney ami bladder troublss.
removcs gravel, cures diabetes. seminal
emissions. weak aud lame bucks, rheuma.
tlsm and all irregularities ~ ihc Kidneys
and tinddqr IN both men and women. regn-
lates bladder troubles IN children. II not
sold Dy your druggist, win be sent by mail
on receipt Of a. Ono small bottle is two
months treatment. and viii cure any case
above mentioned. Dr r, W. Hall. sole
manufacturer, l. o. Bpx go. 81. Louis.
40. send for testimonials sold Ivy an
druggists
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.,r,lSd HOUSE PRODUCTS
''''' TAKE A SKYWARD SHOOT.
- CLAIM nutter 1ioher-coIorsdc
F.g Nm, -, Firmer-Texas EGGS Weak
f''' er---erspes Arrive.

vas another jump in packing house
~. yesterday. Prices On bacon felt
5000. moro ketpiy than other products,
q p ,..rce amounting to lgdAc. rho Of.
~ ~ .,rtlpued very limited aud some OF
W., ,s,nr houses are stul out Of the
n I'll present delivery. The opinion
'ls among those familiar with tie
s',.' XII the upheoval IS caused from the
~. inter demand while there has not
np ,..n sufncieht time for The crecs OF
" - crop al hogs TO be felt, although
|u' ~ iron Of corn has been a reality Tor
y weeks. Prices on lard we're M
.is,s '.c
III, on nour went Zoe higher.
ssa creamery butter made an advance
he
.r,,s car Of California grapes came II
a wst with an active demand.
ss.-sdo potntoes show rpnness ana on
~, Of adtnnces Mt the primary mar
.,ne dealers raised their prices DC.
,,,ltr, is arriving IN larger quantities
Z. rhile the price list has not been ma
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Frnnces NJ tAnll ...................
Vessels Destined for Galveston.
STE AMSIIIns
The Oil Market.

ada +. brown IAhl .,l..a. baltimore
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Texans in New York.

ispecial TO Ihe Post)
New York. October - the following
lcxans are registered IN Sew YoTE
Houston-p. " Jascoisne, Nnvnrre; W.
Hallenheck, Albert
w paso--H. Il. WOOD, Everett.
bcll. Imperial
Dallas-I. Alexander. Mrs T.. n. Alex.
ander G Brown Empire; w N. Robinson.
HOFFMAN.
laris--h. l.. Terry Herald square
1rNhR-L. y. seymour. Grand tnions A.
rurley, Broadway Central
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BoARp.RoOMs. WANTED.

LARGE rooin ard board for lady aud twn
Children during husbands absence; ref
erences. Address posteface box 95i FL
WANTEp lhp0m and board for man ead
wife reasonable rates 1913, this oditc
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Wharton Under civ Government

Wharton, Texas, October wharton
this morning has entered now era. rs the
ordinances N the new Incorporation are
IN full force. Several horses and cows were
caught up by $40 a. m. and the owners
notified. The small boy and his dog now
occupy the anxious bench. hut Aarshal
watts Will soon receive tags and the co.
mines thus labeled be given their legal
rights. Tho city officials seem determined
10 insugurnte cleaner Wharton and aso
10 enforce all laws, regardless Of fear or
favor.
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New Orleans Cotton.

New orleans. October 20-Tu the spot cot
ton market today buyers and sellers were
well apart In their views, and business
accordingly was considerably restricted.
The few splnners who are In this market
are not disposed to purchase beyond pres
emf needs at the current range ~ values.
sales $50 bales. including 2500 to arrive.
Quotations unchanged
The future market opened to 3 pontu
iower. followed by an advance OF to 4
points In sympathy With New York.
Prices then fell away about 3 points aud
later on steadied up again and assumed
K sight upward tendency, the previous IS
being recovered The market az the close
stood / 10 ? points net utove Saturday .
closing prices.
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cabbane I'D onIon crops Neat corpua.

corpus christi, Ieyas, Oct6Dcr ~ A
thunder anu lightning storm. accompanies
by nice RANT struck here lass evening
just before day. The rain came at An
oppnrtunc time and viii prove OF mcncu II,
bic value to the large nelds OF cabbage ana
onions nud otner diversified vegetation
which mad como up Stree the rain OF q
couple Of weeks since. There nre 2uu
acres or more planted In cabbage arounu
Cornns Christi ana from 1Oi 10 iUu acres
ia onions, There Is nisn large acreage
IN beans, rmnlps, beetS. lettuce nnd other
crops. The prospects worn never brighter
for immense cabbage aud onion crops than
al present ns everything Is wcr advanced
md there u a tine scasnn aud plenty OF
moisture 10 the ground.
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Galveston oil Sales.
Galveston, Texas, October 90. The sales
on the e1change today were as follows
The Rice Market.

Sales Of Clean and Receipts Of Rough
Are Heavy.
The movement in the local rice market
was heavy yesterday Receipts Of rough
reached the largest total yet recorded and
despite the fact that some Of the mills
refused bids at present prices there was
an unusually large aggregate 81 sales.
Fancy heads continue 10 take the lend 50
FAR as the strength ~ prices Is concerned
and there were predictions OF an advance
of ai,ont &c before the END of the week.
There was practically no news of impof.
fauce from the belt. The reports ~ dam
age confirmed those formerly received aud
pInced the confidence ~ sellers at a higher
point. The demand Il very general IN ils
movement.
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LOST I.ady's hnntng cnse gold watch,
Mathgm make, engraved 'Ressie, b. r.,
ward II returned 10 Chas. Y. PHrlers nry
Goods Store =
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New York. October 20.--rhcre has been a
qplet spot market In an departments. Bust.
ness through mail orders has been about an
average extent. rrlces are maintained,
some buyers are endeavorng TO purchase
lower than last week. VA account uf the de.
cline IN rave cotton but had no success
tlint cloths are heavy ana hrm, With bids
IN the market FOR regulars az &c.
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4. 8 9. eesr's Le.ter.


New orleans. In. Octul er 10. fiverpo II
Hbiccs we're not encouraging. cunssuuentit
gr inafkei opened . to 3 points lower. but
subsequently, nltapccd to I on the light
receipts, notwithstanding weather cond,.
lions throughout Tho South wore fnvorRb'e
10 the growing croa. NuAr the cioer real.
hhs yauSel slight decline making tbs
net guiH TO polnts
Manchcsicr cables state that tho business
~ the cloth market last week WAS quiet
ahu tqlh 70 m1ltn Tie general inquirt
rs uinicult 20 execute In ovler to keep
looms going until remuncrRtlvc prices were
atgert"l ON goods Suitable for india
i. Inc inquiry from CHINA was nnumpnrtant.
Inc apathy " spinncrs and exporters dur,
ing the past tlfteCn lnys Is heing reelected
~ tue small poit movement causing i
large accumulation ~ stock tn the known
Rud unknown interior toNrs This hns
been anticipated for four or ave days past
ana seems 10 be pretty well discounted.
The expectation OF very unfuvorablo and
colder weather throughout the belt over
sunday has failed TO matcrialize and the
liedictior today Is fur generally fair
Nepther tonight and Tuesday and rising
temperatures tonight over the northeastern
i'orti1n Of EHst Texas While the move
ment this week win probably he about
lOoVo less than last year. we thihk more
Importance will he attached to tho weather
So We again suggest that tho latter feature
be watched closely. II. 4 II. Beer.
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I. B. MOODY.
Attorney Ter First
NatIonai Hank q Houston,
100Sik congfess Avenue.
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GRAIN AM HAY

Quotations for carload lots delivered on
same rate Dealers charge from store "a
Toe per 100 pounds more on bran 2a3c per
bushel on oats and corn, 10Qi5e per 100
on hay
BRAN Per 1De lbs. 96d0sc
CORN CHOPS-Pure S1-25Qi 81
OATS Texas, choice bright sic; No. 2
mixed. ale
coIIS- NJ, mixed. sacked, e5 No. 2
white sneked. fuc.
HAY-Choice alfalfa. sis 5OaiGOO: choice
tlnothy Si5 I56i5.oo; south rexas prairil
sd O0MG 60: North Texas ana Territory
hay, 81 OoG6.O0; North Texas and Territory
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CANNED GOODS

CANNED FRUITs-ApDes. 3.lb. 95cM
S1l0 pineapulos. sliced. ST 10; eycless and
coreless, sl,J0d1.60: extra grated. 81 G5at
10. pears. 2-lb. soc; strawberries, 2.lb
S10O6f1. %: blackberres, 2-lh. 05cMSl Oo
penches, BIB, Sl.5O0i.6p: 21b. peaches
81 1Odl II: 3.lb pie reaches. S5@90c
CANNED VEGETABLES - Tomatoes
2-lb full weight. s0dS5c: alb, full weight
a56S1.00; 2-lh, seconds. TJ0S0c: 3-lb sec.
onds. 00d05c; okra and tomatoes, 2.ib
400 canned kraut. Bib o0d95c; Califor
MIA asparagus. 2Ls-lh. So. 2Jd3.50, according
20 grade; lib, asparagus salmon. cans,
S150d2.T5; baked beans. Bib. a5c; 2-lb
string beans. s5c: 2-lb kidney beans. o5c;
9Th strinGless beans. S125: 2-lb marrow
fat peas. 81 90: 2lh American petit pois
81 diNi1 81: extra Maine corn, 81 Is; corn.
S5MQOc: seconds, s0ds5c
CALIFORNIA FRUIT Extra standard
2ib-lb peaches. lemon cling. 81 $4,000;
yellow Crawford. 81 s07i. s5: black cher
Iies 81 9Od2c0. white cherries. 50 15d2, 21;
aprcots Si.J0m1 50: Strawberries. $1,000
210: plums, 81. J0Gfl 90; grnDes ST GDd !. 7Ai
seconds, Zoe Dcr dozen less than extra
standard prices.
CANNED MOLASSES-P. & r. Old Fash.
toned, gallons, So 10 per casei u gallons,
$50 per case; i gallons S3,7 per case;
Gold Medal brand. fancy table syrup, quart
Jars Sl0O per dozen; 3. 3. & Co, Creole.
2-lh. S1.00; BIB, 81 IS; 5-b. So IS; lob,
81. go.
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oorroN Sac pRonuors.

Memphis. October 2n-Cottnn seed oil,
prlmc crude 20, on crude norlinal, prime
summer yellow 50. Meal Prime 81 90: on
nominal.
New Orleans. October 2O.--Cotttp seed oil
Prime rchncd. IN barrels. 20. on rehnel.
in lnrrels. aa. primo laose crhde, aOMNnla.
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TIN FIRM. S30JO@3l0O; lead, 5%c
GALVANIZED SHEET iRON-B5 ana 5
per cent discount.
HACK SHEET lRON-No ~, S3.I5 per
100 pounds.
ROOFING TIN achinc made. SlU5Oa
l1GO per box; ola style, Sl050als.oo per
box.
solpER-HaIf and half, 1olsa2oo per
pound.
CORRUGATED lRoN--GalYanized s41o
Per square
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Ahil0nr, Texas, Oct 10. 1901
DR. r. ". Hall, 81 Louis Dear Slr-I
en1 II years old and have suffered mogc or
less for several years with kidney and blad
der Trouble, and your Texas Wonder Halls
Great Discover has cured me, and cheer.
fLIlr recommend Il 70 any enc BuGering
similarly, Yours truly. .....
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WIRE NAILS 81 Is oase per key,
VtRnTD Galvanized. Giddsn,
So IS Ter 100 lbsi galvanized Baker, $50
per 100 lbs.
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AN gNpciluiecd hotel clerk and salesman
wehvs Any Kind Ut position, hest Of rcfef
olNeS' VIII leave clty IL necessary. lus,
thg piigp ~
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pAlNrS. NlLS ANn ALAss.

White lead. per cNt., strictly pure, So %:
second grade, $500; third grade, 5000.
Trrpcntnc. rer cdse. two 0-gallon cans.
$3.50; barrel lotr 58e per gallon, Nin-
eral paints, 60c per gallon Dry fixed
paints, per cwt. IN hUrrelS. NC Venetian
reds, per cwt. $3.50; yellow ocbre, per
cwt, SlOO Linsced OIL best, boiled. 7td
Tic Ready mixed house paints Sl.Wl.
Window glass, STSJ $ per cent OH january
u list.
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nnnGs M cuRNiIcAIs-

Quinlne, 3lelage per ounce hottie; NOR.
ner nuDce horax Siac per pound IN lO0lb
naekages; copperas 500 Ia barrels; castor
an $3.50 per gallon IN J-gallon packages;
cpso1p salts. Sis per 100 lbs IN barrels;
nicohol. 81 TO63O0 per gallon' sulphur,
* el per 1uO lbs IN barrels; alum, 3ise nfr
Mound m barrels; snltpeter, Te per peund In
barrels; calcium carbide SD per TO. de-
iiyered Texas common railway polnts.
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FINANCIAL.

WANTED oan $500 on improved rice
faru one year VIII pay good tate Of Ia,
terost; gecurity ample Address Loan,
this office 30
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Giq~s seack Ge4s. 'Pcst
- tsnmt ado 4sock az.
sTTUATloNs--MALE.

WANTED Position as grocery clerk by
Noniig man VINO hhs hal tMo years OK
peAence; reiercnu fuinlshedi VIII WORK
on ltini 1tNl, this office. ~
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A SuBER industrious suung man or good
alilits Wishes d olerkshlp 81 aus Kind 30
She city, gitedge reference iu1l. THE
nfdte ~
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"A ,sslobt rntes he will find that even
A ss ,ba anotnble hgiiree at other markets
4 n, crater. The prices are those ruling
aaLs .i nogss Inilv A0'N''''
# ~ -
HEAVY STAPLES.
49, IT, ~tro.
a MMUNlIloN Muvf, Per hqs, $500 go
aiiins p9yaer' SLGTo Pft Nes u'Vp SnV''
B@ sts, Si.gS, pu aEh,, Ciso,. IN socks
lAssN-f re,,,'l,,5' l40iiitc. boxed &c
SAci 4fH Is, ~
& -afFi ntileS; srl''Aeu' ia12A - ~ w"
81 sIs, sg,iiy', niiin bnrrels 45c half bnr-
ss,eGiivc AM TIES Tagging. 9th exc;
n BAvyyi,,u &c. iies l"ss tnnn rnrl@1d
a Nv Ky ttanston <, II
Z rtS wv sti~s yrnpteJ bnsls u 30 .,
,'so.s'c M U1 No fnll weight bm,js
~ f..s37ise ner I5; specinl sizes. 30 nigh
In mKed' sfom15r, as to quality.
1 fS &eighf ijbe a." EiectIic Lights So;
q tENrSN Portland. 50. 1908. %; Rosen.
Ems 81, Tjd2uO.
"A 0FFEE-Ilio, fair. TAdT%c; prime, sd
a IA, rnulce g1,liLc; fancy, lUI4SiiObc. Pea
.sery, l0lsd12c; Coz dova l5Ec; roasted
sa lie, 5ciyered Apex. ifEc; Lon Lion.
f@ Gold Seal Mocha and, Java, lib cams,
Htka. NOcbn and lava blend 1.1lb cams = m
&Id ilb pals. lsAc; international lava
4. lefd, w TINS, lsAci and 4-lb gals,
{sac; Royal Anna Mocha and Java, Hid
fl., al bulk, 2jc.
= thAsSkElS-A y { sodnfl bulk, boxes,
Y aei jgh fsnrtohs, sper dozen, Jjc; ginger
flslle rs Steq9ms' Sci stage piahks, tl2c;
fLoURs-Basis 4is.lb sacks: Fancy high
ffsieEh i.Vog4 10; fancy half patents,
y Ss,g5 au third grade, 50 co. 24-lb sacks.
XVI ge EN- 9asrei higher; Hour, In wood, ljc
"a Ky ai pNie. nisntt;
IAANASEOCS HoODS-Grits, hominy
" cream li meal IN 40 u sacks. per sack,
e, geaIl meal IN ~ I'D SACKS, per sack.
lh6 s3ac9 9ats. VI o ioi Frirpds oats $50;
sH ms. busekwheat lfc'b package, S4.S9;
lARI-ReGned tierce compounds, SKA
KAY, 2bd l.ASci J0.lb cans. l4c higH-
In wy cans 'sc hlgheri SID cans lc nigh
lAMs-standard. l3hc; fancy, l4&dl5c;
q uI nN HshSi ll52e,
p I'M I'm barrels, todl5c per gallon;
IL sf.it Nean9', tNtra'led, vdbc per politl !;
,i,S7.. e1lie, ~ lzIb cans, extracted,
a iiWsnF l RuIs ssee G6 lQc
slS.
t l,vLa SSLS-h eDolled, fair, 16A0lSe;
l'ie9 sSs, SsT;hc' cholie' 2o42bc; pure re-
"A inNr'f5S az S2sr
n sv.AsDiJlENsED MILK Eagle. SO. 756l7, 90;
fSts,aa, 81 ~ Vu,a3. w Dlne, S3 o3u4. "a
"A 6vSffEy6b S'' 90 DO Winner, -. 40ul %
Ia. XIX fsl, Ohe-lb tail weight, 4.oz, o0d
atSls;c. III msisnt ~. GFa La; 90.
* NY eeatoci lunch oysters, lib, BOZ,
"A picKtrs NJ,
kilisp t.,,,r ~ gallon kegs, 81 70, 10
fhb 49, sS, - iS' 1ghhls, S4.5'M4, %;
& Al st ene's q style, y 90; quarts, Amer
4 RICE Extra iasev b neN6Hsvn, s,,u0 , IN =,
"A choice, 5q5l5c, fflg. 4asef4Ibc; fancy ma.
y 4iea eaGlsc; common. 4e.
nsofE~Sisal, basis 1-ib, 1Oi4c; Manila,
"a itc
Y M I L,ll.-Loulslana, coarse, TSdsoe; hne,
ssSNi bbls 2s-lOs. $3.50: oGs5s So 10.
81 tGG93 9; oUaI 90.
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a GOOD German hoy wishes 70 have a
place in private family 10 10 every
houAework; lac hpeaks German and d ne.
tie English. 1909 Franklin avenue. 81
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF GALVESTON, octobeg >

IVNI VI y IT ' u NE1aEI WNETINa ~
ARRIVED.
IS Ascension de Larrinaga Br), from
Natauzas
IS Nueces (Am), from New York.
81 Albis lNor.l. from Havana
SIS III sud (Am). from New York
81 Algiers AMI, from New Orleans
sen Frances NJ lAm.). from baltimore
CLEARED.
None.
SAILED
- Civilian lRrl. for Liverpool
81 Gloamin tBrl for Hayre.
Vessels in Port.
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FRUITS.

APpLES-Ben Davis. barrel S30oG3. 20
wlpesupJ and Jonathan SO, 5O04.OO.
BANANAS-Loose S1,2oql LOO; packed
SI.5UMl,T5.
uoCoANurS-Per sack, $500; less guam
titles, S4.2J.
CRANBERRlBs Per crate, 81 1908 .01i
barrels. SI.2lMT 30.
GRAPES Black varieties, per crate
$l2J; toknys, Sl0O; muscats, Sl.2o1 %
COrnishUu. 81 80.
LEMONS-Messinas, S3OOuS. %.
LlMES-MeSlcan, per basket, Sl.lu61i -
ORANGES Florida, rcr box, SO 5O1s Is
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3. 3. Mons & co.ls Lettet.

Houston, Texas. October 20. Liverpool
recorded an advance Of points on spot
cotton today and to points IN arrivals.
January February sold on hrst call at i.45,
declined to 4.48, reacted to AS and closed
quiet at 4.A4. Mddllng up,auds were quot
cd at 4.72
New York commenced the day az nrac
tically unchanged quotations. january sold
on the opening at $50 declined TO So. re-
acted TO S.Bi. eased of to SIS and finally
closed steady at $50 TO $751; The Sou bern
markets, as Il rule, were quiet and some 81
them fractionally lower Interior receipts
We're relatively large; the 1--WE principal
towns received 3y527 bales against 342Qd
bates FOR the corresponding day last yenr.
The day. taken altogether has been very
quiet one and there. Is no change IN the
situation worthy OF note The opening
sales both In New York aud Liverpool he
traycd dull and inauimute mnrket. but a.
the session progressed. the marked decrease
In expected receipts Mt New Orleans anu
Houston attracted general attention ana In
duced slight Improvement. We believe
thar the fulling on IN receipts Is due en-
tlrely to abnormal causes, which VIII cor
rect themselves ;atcr on. II killing frost
however, Is reported, the market will In
eNitably 60 higher. on the other hand
should thc present weather conditions pre-
vail for two weeks longer values will un
doubtcdly 20 lower.
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Richard coeke & Co.'S LesteF.

Housten Texas, October e0.--Ihe nort re-
ceipts the past week were 5000 bales less
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lllOat GLASS unlon niun wants pn!Otule
uy tue day 81 jup Address 1890, this Of
zee ~
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WANTED Position gs nssiainnt hp0kkeopot
0r office man by Young man With rxbe.
llrucoi ho6i N references Address iOAI
this office ri
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NultNG mHu Whitei ~ nle.t Waterman oi
painting good brush ihanl. would like Il
work under good contractor, strtet5
Nnhrr. AdlInaa lnaA this nfhre y
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Following we're the ruling prices.
New orleans.


New Orleans.
Especial 10 The Fost)
Nsw Orleans. La, October 2o--rhe mar.
kst fer rough rice ruled very active today,
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

.ompalison Of these quotations shows
I'm advantages In fnvor " Houston as Il
.SlessIe market. When the buyer eonsid-
4 TIE benefits to be derived from Hons'
~, freight rates he Will md that even
XVII tbe duotable fguree at other markets
Y. Is,Ter he prise finally paid is gtner-
m greater. The prices are those ruling
W. 1ms Houston wholesale merchants, aud
N revised daily.
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LOST. sTRAYED, STOLEN.

I LOST Gold.hcadcd cane. with Initials ".
O. S. engraved on head; reward W G.
stewart. GIG Main street -
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FOENn Bundle on street Party can get
same hy applying nt this Office and Pave
Ing for tills nd, "a
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Itching piles quickly cured.
Doan's Ointment.
No trouble, no unpleasant SEN
sations, works like magic. Al
any store.
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LOST -uatd case containing sum ~ money
owncr's cards. etc Return 10 r. . Locke,
Hotel Bfazos, Houston. Texas and ".
ceivu reward -