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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-26
H. 6 9, Beers Letter.

New orleans, April Or Liverpool was bet.
ter than expected. consequently our market
opened to { higher, advanced 70 u IS ad.
ditiona on fresh buying caused by the
stepping OF 1900 notices in New York by
a large export hrm there and the bullish
weekly statistics. closing II to 10 higher on
old crop months aud I to I ON new.
The amount brought into sight during the
week was 5000, against 9i,0eo last year
and $1,000 year before last. The total
brought into sight from September / to
date is a,567o 600 against 9269,00o last year
aud S532, eco year before last. an increase
OF 2os,o00 over last aud 1,o2J,0 900 over year
before last. indicating on the face Of the
movement crop OF lu,GSl 600, compared to
1 last year aud lU,4Gl 900 compared to yCHr
! before last. The total stock NJ American
| ashore aud about 10 Liverpool is ,U33uOO,
| before laSt. Tile visible supply OF Amcri.
! can during The week decreased 5000,
| against $4,000 last year and 10000 year
/ before last, aud the aggregate to date is
| 2b5O,OuO against 26Sl.OO0 last year and
| 23l1,0Ou year before last
| Tho situation is undoubtedly strong but
present prices are high and discount a
great deal Values may enhance further,
stu we suggest that our friends should be
| extremely conservative In their operations
with the bullish sentiment prevalent il
sort 10 short time, unless they can dspos,
OF their goods on a more profitable basis
than that ruling for some time past.
III. q b. Heer.
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THE OIL AND STOCK EXCHANGE
TRADING WAS LlSTLESS
WITH SMALL RESULTS,
Higgins Declines and Becomes More
Active--Empire State Siumps--Ns-
tional Oil and Pipe More Active.

There was general llstlessneSs tn the
trading at the oil and Stock Exchange
yesterday and a small aggregate resulted
from the call Buying orders appealed at
most times 10 he Under sellers ngures, and
no important changes occurred In the price
situation
transfer of Apex was made az the price
for which the stock has heen recently held
Empire state traded at further decline
and abundant sellers were in evidence. The
stock was obtained at '.GAc less than On
the day before and later bids ranged at
siill cent lower Maid Of orleans brought
Ne mere on the day and No offerings were
made under 2i4c. Palestine and Beaumont
was on the same footing, with n great
many takers. at zoe, while slightly more
than that was paid for q small lot Hold
eis were generally firm at lie lutcrna
tional scored an improvement OF Use, aud
even then found few sellers Tho asking
price ranged &c higher. Grace was In some
better favor with offers lic up but holders
unwilling to meet that advance.
Higgins slumped again and At the SAME
time developed greater activity Transac.
tons were first made at S62 80, With later
ones slightly below and slightly above that
prize. doiuClS 0Sken zoe more ON the close
and bidders dropped to So - lndcpend-
ence was stronger and no offerings occurred
under Sl2c. Fair activity took place IN
that basis and many orders went untitled
az a slightly lower price. National oil and
Pipe made some Improvement and became
much heavier seller at 2Sc, with most "
the offerings nj 2SiAc a small weakness
occurred in Anglo-Anerican With sellers IN
evidence ut 20 without takers. German
American declined about cent and Victor
was I'm good demand but without change
fiom value standpoint The best advance
Of the day was upon Missouri Kansas aud
Texas where an increase Ut 2ISr was made
In the bid, and asked prices were around
10lac good deal Of Manhattan was want
ed at zoe and little under. but holder;
kept above that price and no transfer;
were recorded Houston oil was phcet
on the market OF smaller figures than here
tofore and buyers were far under that de
cline offerings at $50 brought bids of $40
San ,lacinto was much wanted at par yalu,
and bids for Lucky Dime dropped of &c.
The total sales amounted to lO,4l1 shares
The prices bid and asked ana the sale
made were aS follows;
UNLISTED STOCKS.
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IRON WHOLESALE MARKET

over the country are undouhtcdiv t,,,t a.,
AlRer business Is to be expected ~ nv
yam 0Sn sUes on more N especially a. present.
! ensnanged, and apparently arm, mi mi
sHEntN above spot uuotatibn4 sb,n
menis from that quarter 10 MI norts darIi,
w., narcn WIRE 2bSl gross tons satjsfnc,
tory showing In view Of the dullness nyn,,S.
kots. ~ Vo"su'n'ug mar
The shipments SO far this season foot Mn
M ABOUT .lSl,0Vo tons gross. as against
about l2l,5W tohs gross during tho Iast
normal teasbn and Total storts in y ,. ,ase
ON April l, estimated ut about il o0o 10
lo.QG0 tons; Advices from f,iyerpool Show
q SLOW trade with bonded stocks estimated
at s 3l2t tons against bonded stocks in 1909
ui ZOO tons, During the latter year how.
ever large Withdrawals from band were
made In anticipation ~ an advance in
duty and this quantity Is estimated as large
enough to make the. total stock at That
thht quarter From London an active
business Is reported with n good eougum
ing demand and with stocks on Aprll
somewhat below 1900, or say 1891 tons, az
Referring to flour the Commercial West
has the following; Probably - per cent
of the wheat seeding has been done in
southern Minnesota and South Dakota
The ncrcnge In wheat Is less than last GEAR
running all the way from ; TO 20 per cont
in different localities. The shortage In
wheat acreage viii be made m In corn
barley. oats and rye. The corn and bar
Icy acreage viii be large In this sectih
there has been little rainfall this spring
IN some localities mono Last week a Sc.
we're wind storm swept the entire North.
west ana the air was filled with dust aud
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around Estimates for Houston tomorrow
were less thnn o. per cent of the same day
last year aud there was u decrease OF
about 1000 in the expectations for New Or.
leans. There We're about 10000 bales of
notices circulated I'm New York today, but
these were promptly stopped Ivy Rail- and
had no effect on the market.
The opening IN New York was 2 10 IL
points higher pnd although there was
slight reactions from time TO time tho maj
ket continued to move upward TIL May had
reached LAO.
The market is IN strong position.
Price has liduidated ibe greater portion
Of his holdings aud II is said that the
,hanIGIcsi SPOT house IN me United states Is
rary reaction. hut tho stopping or hose
tenders today WAS strong fnctn' IN an
otherwise strong situation. and the 5rale
belief Is general that prices viii continue
20 work highcr on tho principle NJ supply
and demand without the aid ~ iuampu.
lation. Il. u. Morris & Co.
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SECRETARY HEsTER's STATEMENT.
If Shows a Decrease for the Week Just
Closed Of 1892 Bales

II Shows a Decrease tor the week just
Closed Of 1o9,9i2 Bales
New Orleans. April 23.-Secrctary Hes
tcr's statement " the worlds visible sup
PLY Of cotton made mp from special caole
and tclegranhic adyiccs, compares the ne
ures Of this week with last week. last ,car
ana the year before, II shows decrease
for the week Just closed Of lo9,9l2 bales
against decrease Of a2,212 bales last year
and decrease 81 1j5,10l the year before.
The total visible Is a,77d,59s, against
2. Sse.5lo last week, 3,7sT627 last year and
2,g76,s14 wear before last. OF this the totnl
of American cotton Is 2.6oS,19S against
. 1850 last week, 2,6S5,S2f last year anu
l93l4.Sl4 year before last and of nll other
kinds. including Egypt, Brazil, lndla, rte',
1lIsOO0. against 10000 last week, l,lU3,-
GOO last year and 06i0UO year before last.
The Total worlds visible supply of totton
shows a decrease compared With last week
I OF lu9.912 bales. Il decrease compared win
last year of HOO and an increase "onl'
pared with year before last Of ID9, 1874.
OF the worlds visible supply OF cot'9n
as above there Is now uiiOdt and hcld m
/ Great Britain and continental Europe 2,oS3
/ 600. against $4,000 last year and i,50liV COO
| wear before last; In Egypt lI6,OOO, against
| IN 600 last year aud lj2,OOO year before
/ last; In India $4,000, against $4,000 last
| year and 226,O00 year before last ana IN tho
! United states sos, 600, against $4,000 last
! year and 69S000 year before last
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Richard Cooke q Co.'s Letter.

Houston Texas, April 25-rhe estimates
Of Houaton and New Orleans, the ports
Augusta and Memphis, all verify the bu
resu and census reports and point to a
near exhaustion of cotton. The spot mar,
bets closed hrm x TO 31s up Exports
continue 10 exceed the daily receipts, The
Visible suppiy, which last week lost li0f0d
bales, viii in all probability lose 10000
balps this week The exports are almost
Ooo0 bales lnrger than tile time last year
Consolidated siorls. counted interior stocks
and upcOunted interior stocks can not be
made 10 figure as much as the consumption
now points TO The sellers are now all
profit takers, few taking tho short side.
Richard Cooke 4 Co
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Port Eads, Arrived supera BIB,
fGom Barry. England, William GIN tBrA.
from Liverpool via Colon; tug Charles
Clarke tAml. from Port Arthur, Texas.
with hargcs ~ OIL; French cruiser raget.
frcm Martinique, Via Vera Cruz tproceeded
20 quarantine stations bark Fortuna (Pdrt1,
from Oporto. Sailed George Dumols tNer.I
for Livingston Via l|olizr and Port Ear
rios; Usk tBrl. for Ceiba; Albanian iBrl.
for Cape Town Africa. with supplies for
the British army BrcfOnd (Norl, for Tar
non Ray, bahama Islands; LConora Dutth
for Rotterdam via Norfolk; Cayo Mona
tBr), for London Via Newport News Row.
erly tBr1, for Port Limou. II Piemonta
ltall, for HaNrc ana Hamburg via New.
port News
Liverpool Arrived, Saturnina (Span),
from Galveston, for Manchester,
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Chronicle Weather Reports.
tgpccioI 70 Tho Post

New York April 25-The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle says: Tecgraphc re-
ports to us this evening from the south in
dictate that. on the whole. the weather has
been very favorable during the week, In
consequence planting operations have made
excellent progress as a rule, and number
OF our correspondents state that they are
nbont conpleted From Texas we are nd
vised that early planted cotton Is doing
we'll generally.
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DIED OF LoekJAW.

Rupert Gordon Of Corpus Christi Was the
Victim.
Corpus Christi, Texas April % Rupert
Gordon = young MAJ Of this city died here
this evening OF lockjaw. 1t seems that he
had Just recovered from the mumns went
out and got overhleatcds and came home and
took q cold bath. Yesterday evening he
seemed apparently we'll but late last night
he contracted lockjaw and sank rapidly.
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pRuas ANp cHEM1cAts.

,Qulnlne 3Sui0c per ounce bottle; NOR.
phinc 81. 25d2 50 per- ouncei cocaine, S523
per puncei bora1. Sic per pound In lOO-lb
oil, S120 per gallon in 5.galon packages;
epson salts, 81, Is per 100 lbs IN barrels;
alcohol. s. T0d3 90 per gallon: sulphur,
81 81 per 100 lbs In barrels: alum, 3i5c pcr
pound In barrels. satppter. &c per pound
In barrels; camphor zoe; wood alcohol
f5cM 90; gum opium. 81 so: powdered
opium 81 So carbollc acid, 4Odi2c per
per leo, delivered Texas common railway
points.
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Eunnral Of DR. Goodman.

Tyler. Texas, April q. funeral Of
Dr, Samuel A, Goodman who died yes
terday in bis nincty-cighth ycar, took place
today. Or Goodman has becn resident
Of Tyler nearly fifty years and has Gccu.
MINATED a large fortune He leaves many
grand aud great grandchildren. A relapse
OF IN grippe was the cause of his death.
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white. Sucked, h6c No. . white smoked
5Ici Texas red rust proof oats. sacked. a,le
Y bite. sacked Sai5c,
HAY-Cholce aifaifa. si5.ooaI5.5o. cho,c.
timothy. SlS00m1S.25; South Texas prairie
hay Ss.OOMlo 90: North Texas and Terri.
tory hay, Si4. 0Oat6. 90.
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METALS.
TIN Firm.

changed, &C.
GALVANIZED SHEET IRoN-sJ and s
per cent discount.
BLACK. SHEET IRON No. ~. 81 per
100 pounds
ROOFING TIN Machine made, $40 5od
II GO per box
ROOFING TIA Ola style, SIC. 5Odis. 20
per box.
SOLDER Half and half 17d1sc per
pound
CORRUGATED IRON Galvanized s.. 90
per square
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rAlNrs. n1l.s- An nt.Ass

White lead, per cHt strictly pure, SO o;
Inrpentlne, per case two 5-galon cans,
So %; barrol lots sic per gallon. Mineral
rnluts, COO. per gallon Ycnotlaa reds,
venetian reds, per cwt 81 80; yellow ochre,
per cwt, $3.50; yellow ocme per
cwt, SlOo Linsced oil best. boiled.
Io41ic Ready mixed house paints. 81 ora
prints, Coo per gallon Window glass. s,
and 50 nor cont off Lnnnn1.Y let
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|fHEsT OCCURRED
Iat GENERAL TRADE.
H. =. Bananas-ArriVal Of
~ oo,.toes Decline--Paok-
q p,oduets Upward.

.ppeared IN the general
m rsoIesaIe trade yesterday.
4 sdsss moved with moderate
.,-y few groceries went out
IA ANTS Of dealers
4 10 products are stu lion. on an 7,
M an increased range of
\ y likely rule next week
\. ootatoes have declined as
4 ~ abundant supplies. Sales
l.s,sy at sI2jai.5o or a drop
| ,,Ds are arriving in In
,,sa very fair movement Is
ney are bringing 6om75c
nlsS
n bananas Is exceptionally
s WITH difficulty that dealers
| s,,rd for ripe fruit and prices
| ii IN consequence.
u ,re equally as hrm as on
4. !, and sales were generally
| .r.hborhood Of 500. Heavy
= lsdIcatcd for next week
II. are selling lower on account
|sgluts Prices are governed a
|, ,s,lityand ranged for the day
x bockets and Slo0n130 for
|sr,arcs have RIM very low and
Lstte scarcity in California one
[ssdsy suggested the proha5iIi-
~agp famine for the summer.
\ s,ltsly taken up after arrival
citations
\, i apples arrived and viii he
= NJ trade today for next week,
y. \. already on hand for the
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euTTeR ANp eees.

Chicago April 25 Bmtter weak: cream.
cry lI021. dairy iTMo0 Cheese Steady.
12lEpl3, Eggs Firm; fresh lAAMldl5
New York April - EcGs-iiecelpts TO-
Nania 1TdiTi4; Western az mark 16AdlT;4,
Southern at mark i5A@i6iE
st. Louis. April % Poultry steady:
chickens .: turkeys 10: ducks 10; geese $50
14Is. Buttcr Steady. creamery 2S62s;
DAIRY 20d25 Eggs Steady, IL.
Kansas city, Aprll 26.--Eggs- Steady. 4.
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NEW YORK coFFEE.

New York. April % 9oroe- Spot Mo
dul: No. invoire ; T-i6. Mild quiet; Cor
dova sl4@le. Futures closed steady aet
10 10 points lower TOTAL Eales $500 hags.
NAV 4 s56T4 so: luy 5itl56i5 10: August
, 20; September >. aJff5 30; October ). so;
December 5.45m5 so MaAh 30.
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METALa

New York April %, lead ruled steady
hut nnie and unchanged here AZ tls and
London was Is 81 lowfe Mt III rs I'D.
Spelter steady hut nnchfnged az 4 42ia in
New YORK and London Yss M 2s sd a. us
rs 3D. Iron ruled s1eddy' 10 firm on fhe
local market but without change. Fig iron
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New York Dry Goods.

New York. April -. Unchanged eondi-
lions prevail in the dry goods market and
bnsIness today has been on decidedly
moderate scale Prices are nrm, notwlln-
NJ indications Of weakness In any difee-
tlon.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

Memphis Tenn. April % Cotton seed clt
Prime crude 36ia: oil crude 34d135 prlma
summer yellow 80; off summer yellow, az;
choice cooking summer yellow 45. MeAi
and cake Prime - S0Mg2 no; OF nominal
New Orleans. April 21.--Cotton seed oil
Prime refined in barrels ali on 40; prime
crude loose 80.
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WIRE NAILS 81 go base per kcv.
BARRED WIRE Galvanized, Glldden
so per 100 lbsi galvanized Baker. SO. IS
per 100 lbs.
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warrants were nominal: No. foundry
Northern 10 o0m20 90. No. . foundry
Northern Is. Ws11a 90. No. 1 foundry south
cru and soft Il .aoSriS 90, English markets
were higher. With Glasgow closing at S3s Sd
and Middleshoro at ass Aid
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NAV oRLEANs sPoT MARKET.
There Is No Shaking the 5ullish Senti-
nsent at the Present Time,

There Is No Shaking the Bullish Senti-
nent at the Present Time,
Sew Orleans April 25ln the spot cot
ton market factors reported a very liberal
business and while some apprehension IS
expected on account Of the differences In
prices between New York and New Orleans
there is no shaking the hulish sentiment at
the present time and every forward move
ment Is heartily supported. Sales 800
bales including 1900 TO arrive. Quotations
x higher on all grades In futures there
was 20 lpll in the bullish movement. After
opening about 4 points up prices continued
10 climb until The close when Apgi was
0G0 p gain NJ 10 points on the day, May
gains 19 juno 10, July 10, August !. Sep
TENDER ) and the remainder ~ the list
10 3 points compared with yotfcrday'e 'l9s
ing New York was brisk, but Is still far
behind New orleans In the matter Of val
ues and the local market continues n bold
ly set the psce for OH the markets liver
pool showed an Improvement and the bulls
found support in the weekly statistics.
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Fruits.


APPLES Ben Davis SO
BANANAS Loose. S16j@L75, packed
S2OUm9 -: per pound 3l2c, o ~
CAUIIFLOWER--Pe crate, Songs o.
Lemons Messlnas, S3.25M35D.
CHANGES California max els, S3.5oa3 10.
Mediterranean sweets, 81 25uS %.
STRAWBERRIES Crate. q quarts
81 f56f2. -. according 10 quality.
BLACKBERRtES Per bucket. 5aVoci
crates. 81 coal so, according TO quality.
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R. 3. Morls g Co.'S Letler.

Houston, rexas April * There vas a
strong array Of bullish Influences OF work
today and prices on cotton created new high
records for the season, The strongcat 10
fueucc IN the session was the higher cables
than expected. futures being up to 4
points and spots up i.i8 on sales 81 5000
bales. There was a loss IN stocks ahoat Of
~ 600 ~ Liverpool and there was a feeling
~ uneasiness ~ spinpcrs at that point
which easily made liverpool the impor;aht
feature Of the day IN the Way Of news,
Domestic situation furnished IT'S quota az
bullIsh Influences The spot situation waS
one ~ pronounced strength. Sales were
generally small but this WIS due % the
fact that factors are all holding tbeir cot
ION above the market Prices were sen,
orally advanced t.l6 "a = per pound The
NOV ement showed large decrease oil
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GRAIN AND HAY.

Quotations for carload lots delivered on
s,,,,c rate Dealers change from store ogiu.
per 100 or more on bran. 2m3e per pusnsi
~ oats and corn, i0dl5c per 100 on nay
BRAN--Per 100 lbs. 81 isa ~;
corn CHOPS Pure, 81. 549l %. I.
} oATs-No. . mixed. sacked, 5oci no. .
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n,ot,is Sj%4mo2T g. g ....
not inclndcd in totals because contain
Ing other Items than clearings.
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huston CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

sAI,T--r.ouislana. coarse. SIC: fine. s5c;
MIC 5s t6s So 50 CO.'S So ii. zoos
co. IO4s 60 "a
FS%iT FISH NIockernl No / in ION
Lie no,c. boir h1Trels 7olb No / 81 O00
"a. t,he S5 51G55 n
SkTNiON ISoncv pillar Rock Columbia.
RiveT 81 S5655 90: Cnstln Rock Columbia
River a *. smear Alaska S1l5: Toy.
Coi,nbia Rivcr 81 ~. Rlue Bell. Columbia
River 95c: Violet brand 81 so, Carnation
brand Fancy Red Alaska. 81 .35il 40; PINK
4I%"to 81 IN
SARiD1VTS American ouartcrs S3Gm
n. mistard SY 25Gj3 ~: imported Gil-
lettn arodc, ouorters. Si2. 20; fancy sprats.
nuarters SIS ooGi 10 OO according 10 grade
STARCII~ standard geods: Pearl In 40
INK % RoN 4s, 5 ~: ZlcEc ioo p'tEages pcr b1x
S3 lCN3 Il; corn starch. -9,c per ID, 20 and
!0.ib boxes
SI-GNE- OuotatioDs arc for small lots;
snecIoI rates nre given on carload ordrrs
Stnadord rrnnuIated. &c: cubes and pow
dercd 53sG: Louisiana yellow, CHARMED and
fancy. &c; choice, de-
PRODUCE
prI,sWAy Prime Toyos o2ao3c per
nonnd
pJ REtNs tr,nortcd navy heans 3as03a,c.
:, bEA 44IipoIttGu Ha,A " SinH,' niHI
i hay 2H' 4Ci Eisois" NirGIso nav 9a,c,
GD,n%ifjgeo,,} iil6,iihr, Snnns IA 10 her
ali,oIna ia a hsi ,"iiPorpIa
TG i7'". ~ fre.b wax beans 65975c
rePP ,! h1Th ci Rnc star a50gec. dairy 22a
orc. Eign creamery. S2a33c: Texas bricks,
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[Nlf0u Of lutet IN'lhNl'iN Sh'N -
r.srcs in favor Of Houston as a
nnsst When the buyer const1'
e,shts to be derived from Hous
hi rates he VIII ind that even
ectabIe figures at other mar
sFE the price finally paid IS
piiter The prices are those rul-
i Houston wholesale merchants,
ssd daily.
CANNED GOODS.
ED fRplTS Apples. BIB, 95u
;eppss, sliced, Sl.lU; eyeless and
ilEal15, extra grated, Sl.SoQL
ES !ib, SIC, strawberries, 2-lb,
n bIaekbeirles, lib, eOuSoc;
!A Si.OOnl.1J.
" TIMETABLES tomatoes, I'D,
sit gjc; S.lb, fun weight, Sl.2O
" seconds, 9Ouglc; BIB. seconds.
= tka aud tomatoes, lib, $loo;
Pilt, BIB Sl.05WLlU; California
f. ..lO, Sl95fa2 10, lib Calitor-
y Nus tips, 500; baked beans, Sd,
% eI usans, ~ ~ N'un, =,
u -iO stIlnelcss beans, $l2o, I'D
4 peas S.lV' 2-.b American petlt
sel,.i Al corn. $l:'Wi IN Blue
~ Se; Pride of Maryland. Doe;
W. Better than Gold, % s1cW
VANlA FRUIT Extra standard.
lates, lemon cling, Sl.gJm2.OU;
gnEiord, Sl.S5@l %; black cher
-.e22j; white cherries. 81. 250l
feiS sLsOdl.yO: strawbeirlcs,
~. pgms, Slb5ml.T1. cranes. Sl.6O
Rnnds. lGc per dozen less than
Alhh prices.
rlsrs, ss.i6 por coSe; u gallons.
ctse, 4 gallons S373 nor case.
grup. PIN ems nm1.j5c. corr
Bad fancy toble srrrn Quart lars
n DOZEN, 4 p 81" Gnid Nicdai
N Slb 81 ~. 5-,6 .<1St. M. M
''' $500
ur,rr
ttnTloy a. LIS oo.
nsger' 90 per keg; drop shot
p ,l PUCK, 81 40.
II nsnI.,s sh9 ia, =, clear. IN SACKS,
syIa's s-l l-!sc
" AND TIES Tagging, 2-lh,
Il from , aIluW TICS less imam car
v nl,, p %.
!, 81 10; No /. fun weight. basis
IN nv w special sizes. l2c high
|sgS 10y as to quality.
FS,l, ''a ,d lull weight, Zoe; Gran
|ssTsI y, iy'sc; Electric Lights, SAc.
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