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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-04-12
BRIEFS.

Seven prisoners escaped from the federal
Jail at Ardmore, L T., Friday night.
Among them was Leon Queen, notori.
GUS desperate and outlaw.
William Adds. the defeated candidate
for mayor of Emporia, will contest the
election of Dr. G. A. Biddle. The council
declared DR.. Biddle elected by majority
Of nine votes.
Mark e. Baldwin, the base ball pitcher,
has sued Chris Won Der Abe. manager of
the st. Louis Browns, for so 600 damages,
for malicious prosecution. The suit
Of the month.
The Lockwood bill prohibiting trusts
and pools has passed the Minnesota house
Of representatives
Col. L. J. Worden, of Lawrence, Kan,
has been sent to the Topeka insane asy-
lum
The postoffice at Olathe, Kan, was
the Office stolen. No money was obtained.
The March statement of the Santa Fe
system, including the Frisco. gives the
gross earnings as s3,7l5,554, an increase of
S75 135.
The exports of specie from New York
last week amounted to s4,4l0,037. Specie
imports for the week amounted to So, $40.
Mrs. John L. Sullivan, will be baptized
publicly today at Long Pond, near Provi-
dence, Z. l., under the auspices of the
Salvation Army. She has been leader in
the army for some time.
The president has declined to pardon
Samuel l.. Waggoner, convicted in Mis-
souri, OF preventing the exercise of civil
rights.
Richard G. Kerens, of st. Louis, will
succeed George NJ. Pullman as a member
OF the intercontinental railway commits
sion.
Col. Miguel Lopez, of the City of Mexico.
who betrayed Maximilian into the hands
of Juarez at Queretaro, is under treat
ment for mad dog bite.
During the past week ninety-one immi-
grants. mostly Italians. were debarred
from landing at the New York barge Office.
A dispatch from Kings Cove, n. F., re-
ports that 200 families are in an actual
state Of starvation.
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ANOTHER BOOMER STORY.

ARKANSAS CITY. Kan, April lie T.
Buchanan came in last night with num-
Der OF samples of quartz found in the
Cherokee strip, fifty miles southwest of
here, which were assayed this morning
and found to be very rich in gold Great
excitement prevails. Several hundred
men have announced their intention to go
IN I ba fial6
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LOUISVILLE. KY, April 1.-THE Ken
tucky constitutional convention today
completed the constitution to be offered
to the people, and adjourned at l2:40 p. M,
after being in session 1879 days. The new
constitution is to be voted upon in Au-
gust The principal changes are as fol-
lows: The preamble expresses gratitude
to God for American liberty; the bill of
rights, among other things, provides that
every franchise shall be subject to amend
ment and revocation; specifically, allows
the passage of compulsory educational
law: forbids involuntary servitude except
for crime; forbids armed persons to be
brought into the state; revokes all lottery
charters; legislative sessions are limited
TO sixty days; an official secret ballot is
provided for. with provisions modified
after the Australian system to prevent
bribery; railroad commission, to operate
under extended constitutional provisions.
is established; all property-land. bank
stocks and money-is to be taxed alike;
votes of taxes for railroads are forbidden;
the 5000, 900 of direct tax returned by the
federal government is added to the school
fund; school money must be distributed
to white and negro alike, and separate
schools for the races maintained.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-04-12
THE CINCINNATI coNrrsrncr

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE third party
conference 10 be held in Cincinnati on the
18th Of next month is beginning 10 create
interest among politicians az the national
capital. It is expected that there viii be
from 2.000 to 3,0C0 delegates IN attendance.
representing from thirty 10 thjrty-five
states The object of the conference viii
be: First. TO decide whether u third Dartv
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-04-12

LITTLE Rock, Ark, April IA terrible
tragedy was enacted last night near Pin
acles Springs. Wm- 6. Good. who il
charged with forgery IN Nebraska, killed
James p. Paxton. 3 Nebraska officer. who
was trying 10 arrest him Good was after
wards captured By two men He fought
Ike tiger AID was n'ortally wounded
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Immediate, harmless-Preston's He'd
MISSOURI CROPS.

ST. LOUIS, April 1.-THE secretary of the
Missouri state board of agriculture fur
nishes the Associated Press with the fol-
lowing crop and weather bulletin for the
week ending today:
'"The rainfall has been normal, except in
the extreme northeast and in the southern
sections of the state, where it has been
above normal. The temperature has been
above and sunshine below normal Warm.
heavy rains prevailed in nearly all parts of
the state.
1.-THE wheat is reported in healthy
condition, with favorable outlook for a
large yield, except in Cape Girardeau
county, where the Hessian fly has made its
appearance. Little has been done towards
planting corn on account of the heavy
rains, and the same may be said of oats
The prospect of large fruit crop is very
favorable"
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ticket will be placed in the field in 1892 for
president and vice president of the United
States, and secondly, if the conference de-
cides to put ticket in the field, to issue a
call for a convention and set q time and
place for holding it.
Many Democratic politicians think that
it would be good thing for their party if
third ticket were placed in the field, but
nearly every Republican of prominence IS
opposed to third party The Democrats,
of course, have all the advantage, as in the
event OF the Alliance carrying several
states and preventing an election by the
electoral college, the house Of representa-
tives, which is largely Democratic, will
elect the Democratic candidate.
1t is claimed here that Senator Stan
ford's agents are actively trying to work"
the conference in his interest. 1t is his
hope that the Alliance may abandon the
sub-treasury scheme and adopt his plan of
making farm mortgages a national cur
rency Stanford, it is said, has now in the
field couple of dozen Alliance workers,
scattered throughout the different states,
setting forth the beauty OF his financial
scheme and urging the Alliance to take up
Stanford as their presidential candidate.
The information received here is to the ef
feet that the Stanford workers are making
a deep impression on prominent members
OF the Alliance, and that when the dele
gates meet at Cincinnati a strong Stan
ford element will be developed. Stanford
is in favor of the third party, of course,
provided ne is the nominee. The develop
ment of the Stanford boom at Cincinnati
next month will be interesting.
Gen. John H Rice, OF Kansas, who is
one of the leading advocates of the third
party movement, is now in New York, but
he will be in Cincinnati in time for the
fray. Rice is in favor of calling conven-
ton, adopting platform and holding the
in April, 1892, in the exposition
building in st. Louis
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NEAPIy FRANTIC

Has it ever been your misfortune to be
brought into frequent contact with a per-
son excessively nervous? If so, you must
he aware that trivial causes, unnoticed by
the vigorous. drive nervous invalid to
the verge Of distraction. 1t is as unneces-
sary to particularize these as it is impossi-
BILE to guard against them. The root of
the evil is usually imperfect digestion and
assimilation. To assist these functions,
and through their renewed, complete dis
charge TO reinforce weak nerves, in con-
junction with other portions of the physi-
cal organism, is within the power of Hos
letters Stomach Btters, Systematically
and continually used. There is no disap-
pointment here, no matter what or how
grievous the failures of other socalled
tonics. No sedative nor opiate-avoid
both!-can compare with this invigorating
nerve tranquilizer. Constipation, bilious
ness, malaria. rheumatism, kidney
troubles are cured by it.
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a COSTLY Bl A7F

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, April 1.-THE large
brick building occupied by the Ames
Packing company, and the Calhoun Buggy
and Implement company, was destroyed
tonight The loss will not fall short of
$4,000 The fire company labored hard,
but to no purpose, owing to bursted hose
six wears
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ABANDONED POSTS.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, April 1.-THE inn
mediate result of the visit of the secretary
of war to Texas is An order, received here
today, for the abandonment OF two mill
tary posts on the frontier, Fort Langley
and the post of Del Rio. The troops there
will be sent to Fort Clark The abandon
ment is in pursuance of the policy of the
war department to concentrate troops at
few large posts
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PROGREGC

1t is very important in this age Of vast
material progress that remedy be pleas
ing to the taste and to the eye, easily taken,
acceptable to the stomach and healthy in
its nature and effects. Possessing these
qualities, Syrup of Figs is the one perfect
laxative and most gentle diuretic known.
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1853 North Main ST. Cor. First,
An Inherited Trait.

Rriggs-That's the most remarkable
boy you ever saw. Twelve years old,
with the organs of speech fully devel-
oped, and hasn't spoken word since he
was born. They say he inherits it.
Griggs-Why, who is his father?
Briggs-The information man in .
railroad station.-Harper's Bazaar.
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CHARGED WITH FRAUD.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, April 1l-Theodore
Schwartz aud c. Brockenbrough, the
bankers who failed with million liabil-
ltles and no assets. were lodged in jail to-
night. Bail was fixed at $50, 600 each, and
was given. The charges against them are
obtaining money by false
pretenses, and conspiracy to defraud.
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Alin1lNG AGENTS.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE president
has appointed the following as special
agents to allot lands in severality to the
Cheyenne and Arapahoe Indians in Okla
home: A. L. Mcpherson, OF FL Reno, Ok;
John Kelly, OF Wichita, Kan: William
N. Parker, of Keokuk, Ia.; W. E. Catlin,
Guthrie, Ok; Marvin l. Tackett, Greens
burg Ind
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WICHITA, KAN.
Opportunity to visi, the Growing south.

Excursion tickets to Hagerstown. Md,
and return. will be sold May Goth TO 2sth
inclusive, from all b & o. points west of
the Ohio river and connections at one fare
for the round trip. Tickets good until
June 30th, with stop-over privileges at one
intermediate point east and west of the
Ohio river
AT Hagerstown low rate excursion tick.
cts will be sold excursionists 10 Is. 4; q. X.
X. points in the Shenandoah Valley, yir-
GINA, West Virginia aud Maryland Ap
ply TO nearest b. q o. Agent for rates
Information about low priced lands. In
vestments, thriving towns, etc, will be
supplied by NJ V. RICHARDS,
Lard and immigration Agent. B. ~ o.
K r., Baltimore, Md.
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BllNCO SHARPS

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark April 11.-"Judge"
Baker and Doctor" Howard, the two
monte men who swindled the Farmers
Alliance treasurer here and several other
parties at other points, left for Waterloo.
Ia, this morning in charge of Sheriff
HoXie of that place
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A GREAT TRoTTER DEAD.

BUFFALO. n. Y, April 11-At c. j.
Hammond's farm tonight the chestnut
stallion Prince Regent, record 2 12115, died
from bronchial pneumonia. Prince Regent
was one of the most noted trotting stall
lions that has ever been on the turf. An
offer of $50, 900 for him, made by Leland
Stanford, was refused last summer
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INDIAN DEPREDATlONS.

CLIFTON, AriZ., April 1l.-Sheriff Oney,
just from Solomonville. reports Indians
shooting into and irving away party of
sheep herders at the sheep tanks about
twenty-five miles from here, and between
Bonita and Solomonville
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KANSAS PREsBYTERiANS.

SALINA, Kan, April 1.-THE State
Presbyterian conference closed a three
days session here today. A number OF
clerical and lay delegates of both sexes
were in attendance Assignments were
made and delegates to the national meet
ing at Detroit, Mich, elected.
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OEAIH EOR RAPE

CHARLESTON, w. V, April 11.-Sim
johnson, (colored,) was today found guilty
of violating the person of Miss Alice
Bakely, white girl. The penalty is
death
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CONSUMPTION.

s<sss s~-ss-. r~ss~sy .os shs<. 6s->~- - -
sss tADaHss1s - $500 81 sss had x.z a is.
sEzzsss .sss s~~s <zr>1- fzz~~f - s.rz-s az,s,zs
- "a <1e-<y ts1sz yss s>a1 -so oTrz ks rsxx v-a
AVAILABLE TREATISE - t.ss< 4s.-~>. ., a., ga
t-r~~ 40 yi $50 sA<sr fsp-.~. .ss o. 49,.
4. a. s1scsz. u. C., Isl Fsssf 81. n 4.
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BASE BALL.

AT PHILADELPHIA.
The ewashington-Athletic game was postponed on
account OF wei ground.
AT LOUISVILLE.
Louisville. U
Columbus. ..................-.....5 100000
Base hits-LouisvilIe, I; Columbus, s.
Frrors-Louisvill 2; Columbus, 8.
Batteries-Doren and Ryan, knell and Dowse.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. s.........................2 3 04103 6-1S
Cincinnati. ........................1 000 O.
Base hits-St. Louis 10; Cincinnati, Z.
Errors-St. Louis 6; Cincinnati, Z.
Batteries-McGriffith and Boyle, McGifl and
Kelly Kilroy and Hurley.
AT BOSTON
No game today. Wet grounds. Heavy rain till
nooh
BEECHAM'S PILLS cure bilious and nerv-
Gus ills.
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splNot AND RoseceaNs.

Bradycrotine cured Headaches for I. ID.
Tinsley, Macon, Ga.
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WASHINGTON, April lL-Congressman
Spinola was reported tonight as resting
easier His condition continues critical.
General Rosecrans is considered out of
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Sure cure-Preston's Hei-Aka.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, April 1.-The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes.
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A PROPHECY.

Trmble Bros, & Co.. 10 East Douglas
avenue for bargains this week q l3o-tt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-04-12

Big cut in prices on all goods this week
in order To reduce stock before moving To
another building. TRIMBLE Bros. & Co.
l26-lt 10 East Douglas avenue.
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THE KENTUCKY CONSTITUTION.

Preston's "Hed-Ake" is specific for head
ache.
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DEMOCRATIC HIIIRG

Bradycrotine cured Headaches for Ben
G. Smith, Macon. Ga.
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SOUTHERN STATES OIRECTTAx.

It cures headache only Preston's ''Hs
Axe"
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Z DroCCpaTF CRIMINAL

Cures while you wait-Preston's "He'
ka :;
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a OlIADRtIPlE KILLING.

Why suffer? Preston's 'Hed-Ake'' will
cIlra VOL
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Ell RENO ETCHlNGS.

BEECHAM's PILLS cure bilious and ner
Gus ills.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-03
Pork Packing and Provisions.

The Cincinnati Price Current OF Thurs
day last says: The Western packing for
the week has been $4,000 hogs, against
2e5.OOo the preceding week. and 215,O00 last
year-mahing total of 9S5. 900 hogs to date
since Marcn l. against 100000 a year ago.
Quality suffering from modification in the
general average. Markets have been ex-
cited and prices very sharply advanced, and
at the close are 80 and 10 cents per 100
pounds higher than a week ago, and about
90 cents per 100 pounds above the average
for the winter seaSon-places now operat-
ing averaging about S44 compared with
about 50. for these points during the win
ter mon ths-an advance of over % per cent
The provision markets have had wide fiuct-
uations during the week. leading articles
advancing largely, with some reaction at
the close. The situation. while surrounded
with various features of encouragement,
has not justified so great change in values
in so short time. The exports Of product
for the week were again large, making
nearly 40 per cent increase over correspond
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-03
PROVED FATAL.
Result of the Accidental Shooting of n
Little Girl at Corsicana-Resi-
dence Burned.


-Ntf.ltsil 70 Lilt NssEtlLt
CoEsIcANA, Tx, April 81 Wareing's
little daughter, who was accidentally shot
with a Gun in the hands Of hev brother yes
tarday. died last night At the time the
accident occurred. her brother. Il mere boy.
was hunting 1 rabbit in the rear yard of
his fathers premises, and in go.ng under, Z
clothes line The gun was pulled from his
shoulder. the trigger catching in d pocket
Of his coat causing the gun to discharge
His little sister. who was Immediately be-
hind him, received the full charge in one
ankle, giving a wound which proved fatal.
This morning at 1870 O'Clock he residence
Of e. Spriggs near the Cotton Belt railroad
was almost totally destroyed by IRE. TO-
Eei her with most of It's contents The wind
was blowing at a very high rate al the
time. and only the efficient work of the fire
men ayGrteG great damage and loss TO I'D
jacent property. The house was insured
for $50 in the Phoenix insurance company
OF Hartford. and $1,000 in the Southern in
surface company of New Orleans.
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THE SUGAR BOOM.
Debt-Ridden ltaly's War De-
monstration Has No Effect.
THE STOCK MARKET STRONG.
Order 100000 in Gold for Expectation.
T. c. Earrings Death Has No Influence.
itaiy's Enormous Expenditures on
Her Nayy-Railroad Bonds Dull.
Special to the Gazette.

optC!dI 10 lne Gazette.
New YORK, April 2.-The boom given 10
the sugar business by the reduction of
prices continued 10 affect the price OF sugar
securities this morning. Beyond this there
Was nothing noteworthy in financial affairs.
except that the stock market generally was
strong. The ideas of war between this
country and poor dcbt-rdden Italy are
little too absurd TO be considered. There IS
one point worthy Of mention. however,
Italy has brought herself to the verge of
bankruptcy by heavy naval expenditures.
Enormous sums nave been spent on her
navy. Here is an opportunity for those in
authority 10 justify this, but they viii not
do il.
News was received of the death, in Rome,
Of I. O. Barring. This was reported 10
have been accompanied by 4 fall Of re. in
English conSOls. He was the chairman of
the new company, and his investments in it
viii not be disturbed.
The report was spread in the afternoon
that an unknown man had made Inquiries
at tile SUb-tredSury relative To the engage
mcnt Of $59O,U0O in gold. Later the gold
was ordered. Sterling exchange was higher.
and many believe that more gold will be
shipped.
Ladenburg, Thalman & Co. ordered the
$5aUOJ0
Railway bonds generally We're dull and
heavy. OREGON Improvement IS. Rock Is
land IS ana Texas and Pacific Is and rs
We're Iirm and fraction higher. However,
The market closed dun ami featureless.
Final prices were irregularly changed. Ad
vdnu-s and declines ICr Jhe uay:
u
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ON CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Unchanged, Fut-
ures Were Irregular.
MARKETS RATHER UNSETTLED.
Wheat Opened Higher. Fluctuated Mar
sss rowly and Closed at an Advance.
Sugar Lower-Coffee Downward
Tendency-Wool Unchanged
Daily Review.
OFFICE OF THE GAZETTE.
Font WHr2srE, Ivy Anil fSui

Clear and cool to-day, and business quite
lively in all departments. Wholesale mer-
chants report an increased business, and
out-of-town orders, ard good ones, are COM
ing rapidly, and their city trade is improv-
ing. Several visiting buyers were in the
city to-day placing orders.
The general markets are in good condi-
ton, prices firm. demand good. Vegetables
are coming in, but the markets are quickly
cleared, and prices are within reach
Quotations are generally unchanged to-
day from yesterday, except in sugars,
wholesale, which are of slightly Eggs
have taken an upward turn Of a couple of
cents
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LAUNDERING BEARS.
A Few Specialties Saved the
Market---Money 2 10.
LIMITED TRADING YESTERDAY.
Sugar Steady at Previous Prices-wheat
Fairly Active and 81 Higher-Wool
Steady, in Fair Demand-Stocks
in the Hands OF hears.
COMMERCIAL RESUME.
special to Tie Gazette.

Special to The Gazette
New YORK, April 2-Money-closed
easy at 22z per cent, lowest rate. The high
est was 81.
Exchange-Steady. Posted rate, 81 sG3l
a $50.
Silvcr-qsL.
Sugar-Klw and refined are steady at
previous prices.
Wheat-Options fairly active. closing
tir1n and S49jsc higher. Spot lots closed
trmer.
Wool-Steady, with prices about as pre-
viously quoted
Co,ton-.Spot lois quiet Middlings, Sc.
Future closed weak and l TO points lower.
Cofee-Spot lots steady. Fair Rio, ~ &C.
Futures closed points higher for some
Hides-Steady. Buenos Ayres, dry, Is; &c.
Dry Texas. IOc.
Stocks Only limitedly traded in today
During the FIRST half hoar considerable
strength Was displayed owing TO higher
prices III London for American stocks, and
the Iact that the Bank OF England did not
acysscc its rate Of discount Prices II
essVTere generally = 10 per cent higher,
ss5s7t after that hour there was considerable
A'.mmeiIng by bears which, added 10 the
announcement that $jO1.O5O of gold HAD been
engaged l5r export Saturday. caused prices
TO drop sharply and close Il 10 T., per
ccut lover IN most cases.
-A-thlSOu-Zi
Dry poyas-lIarget IS fairly active IN
some del ar-mcnts. but So lar there has
brgn nc general movement
B1ua5-Iu.
Denver Texas and Fort Worth certif-
cafes y.
For Worth and Denver Is. 1887.
-tlrtison general mortgage IS, IS.
Acul-on incomes. AZ.
Kansas and Texas Is. 17l
h.u-aS ami Texas - =,
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 2's. ~
Missouri. Kansas and Texas Is. 3,%5.
- Louis. Arkansas and Texas IS, SllI.
Texas and Pacific Is. s..
irAas and Pacific IS, 3D.
ATWOOD, VIOLET 4 Co : COTTON REPORT.
Special to the Gazette.
New ORLEANS, LA, April atwood,
Violet K Co. say:
tuureS-Ihe market TO Us has rather the
appearance to-day of Il permanent casiucss
i'r The near future. Anyhow. we look for
a lower market Tomorrow. LiVcIDuOl spot
market Is not as good in the way Of s.les
and futures. After improving 20 it lost
/ and closed barely steady.
Il" question resolves itself INTO whether
20. ia! cotton IS strong on It's merits or
whether prices are too high and consider
me rate of consumption and amount Of the
present supply and what il IS likely to be
with crop ~ son, G.W. " inch now seems
assured. We close one lower than yester-
duy
PORT receipts to-day are 14o00 against
5OJl G;~t year. PuTI receipts next week
lSTrobably be 1900 against "a, 900 last
T. 0. B;-sales 500. Offerings fair
large and factors anxious 10 sell
t..EI.IgNArF.\y -r.t..,- ,NE Fp,>-g,=