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Fair play., 1893-05-27
Grow D.-pOnnsnt.

Edward Ei>choff. of II. Louis had
been sick and unable - work for Some
time. He committed suicide bv hang
ing TO the trauSom Of Z door.
Fair play., 1893-05-27

IT is said that Rear-AdIniral Gherardi
will he assigned to command the New
York navy yard, relieving G0fnmodore
Erbcn, who will be given an acting
rear-admirars commission and sent to
the European station.
Fair play., 1893-05-27

IT is rumored that the Pacific Mail
and Panama railroad companies have
settled their difficulties and that the
Panama company will withdraw its
opposition line steamer service.
Fair play., 1893-05-27

ArToRNEY-tiENEEAL OLNEY rendered
an opinion. on the 10th, in which he
holds that the laws of congress pruvid-
ing for the Worlds fair prohibit the
opening of the branch post office de-
rartmente exhibit on the sabbath. lnae-
cordance with this opinion the post of
flee and other government exhibits
viii probably he closed on Sundays
Fair play., 1893-05-27

THREE more Australian baqks, the
Bank OF North Queensland, the Queens.
land national bank, with deposits of
over I0,00O,o00, and the Commercial
Barking Co. of Sydney, y. s. W., have
been forced To suspend ~
Fair play., 1893-05-27

CONSIDERABLE excitement was caused
IN Hamburg, on the 10TH by the official
announcement that a laborer had died
OF Asiatic cholera at Schiffiucls, sub
prb
Fair play., 1893-05-27

The senate Territorial inspection com
mittee will meet in Chicago on June 10,
and immediately start upon its ex-
tended western tour, 1t will have fin
ished. d.with Utah. Arizona. New Mexico
and Oklahoma before the summer sol
stice, and then, as the weather will be
hot enough for anybody, will probably
sail for Alaska.
Fair play., 1893-05-27

OK the 18th Rev. 7. Dewitt Talmage
reiterated his statement that he would
resign as pastor of the brooklyn taher>
nacle on Sunday, the 2lst, unless the
Gr8debtcdncss on the cslifice was cleared
off by that time. He referred to the
floating debt, which amounted to about
$40 nGO .- 81 r..+
Fair play., 1893-05-27

CLEARTNGHoUSE returns for seventy
five principal cities. of the United
States, as reported by Hradstrccts. for
the week ended on the 10Th, aggregated
Sl,22l ,5l1, ,i06, of which amount New
York city returned $7oo, ,92A .oS4, Chicago
Sio+,154,5l6, Eoston So, e,I542iS. Phila-
delphia s7S,47i,4Ss and St Lonis $780,
2S0, 1C6.
Fair play., 1893-05-27
Average values. as shown by asses
nrutS f,r IS12 t.X,S.

This assessment is an increase over
tie one of ten Years ago of S33?, ,G1i. .564,
being $3.50 - on acreage property.
Si42.679. .SS3 on town lots and s52.534 ,34S
on personal prOpcrty.
Fair play., 1893-05-27

JOHN w. MACKAY. the California mil
Eonaire, arrived in Chicago on the 18TH
He will spend a fortnight in viewing
the exposition. lie is accompanied By
Mrs. Mackay and his sons John w. Jr..
and Clarence. Mr.. Mackay has fully
recovered from the wound received in
the recent attempt AT his ;iSs:lSsina ton,
Fair play., 1893-05-27

ON the Eth the Presbyterian board
of foreign missions ca bled all Chinese
missionaries as follows: Exclusion
act constitutional. Notify stations.r >
This step was taken in view of consc-
quent possible dangers which might
threaten American missionaries now in
China.
Fair play., 1893-05-27

y THE New York officials of the Ham.
rg-American Packet Co. received
dispatch. on the 18th. to the effect that
the report " 4 case Of cholera at schiff'
heck. some distance fran Hamburg,
Yss erroneous ':'h- disease, il is stat
ed, sruyed Hgi tn be cholera
Fair play., 1893-05-27

Mrs FRANK IIARRE. of Lansing.
Mich, whose husband WAS killed about
year ago, by a log rolling upon him.
poisoned her 9-year old boy, on the 18th,
and hid his body in 4 5o-foot well. She
afterwards confessed and said she did
ii because She would rather have him
dead than to grow up 4 thief. During
the past three years four other children
Of Mrs. Harre have died under like sus-
picious circumstances. The woman i
believed to be crazy
Fair play., 1893-05-27

Col. Charles II. Jones ;S no longer ed
itor Of the -. Louis Republic
Fair play., 1893-05-27

The boy Karl now says that the sui
eide told HIM previous To turning over
the buggy that his name was c. ).
Rogers.
Fair play., 1893-05-27

THE chief of the bvrreauof stats ties
reports that during the ten months
ended April 80, i5S,95s immi grants ar
rived at the ports of the United States
OF this number $3.50 came from ter
many: 69,5l9 from Russia teNcept fo-
land: 1885 from ITALY,; 5s.0Sl from
Sweden and Norway: 4o,o9a from En-
gland and Wales, and 35,055 from Ire
land. The number arrived during the
corresponding period of the preceding
wear was %5i.S25
Fair play., 1893-05-27

The several kinds Of property going
to make up the total given above are as
Fair play., 1893-05-27

TuE. local directors of the Worlds
Colunhia ian exposition decided, on the
10th. to abrogate their contract with
congress by which they boGnd them
selves to close the fail. on Sunday in
consideration Of an appropriation of
$500. 900 loaned. The money will he
returned TO the government, and here
after the fair viii be opened on sun
DAYS
Fair play., 1893-05-27

The following rev poStmaSters OF
the fourth c,a-5 have bean appointed
io- Missouri.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-02

not gu. yesterday but could aa neG ss wa in
way ase' an ,Se d bull S side Foreign markets.
quiet, lofclsa orders We" Iiii 1im" both Inr
'r,s s,eosnt Dut nos cIoue to nave an i@sor,a, Ia.
nue,c The eses We, , nTi" for ha H the wheat
for svcop% OF contract sas s'V %rIe s Srnp
amounting only about vOo1H Pnsne as int I'M. gl I'M
liked for carrying y' Of pegr cut OF sTa
amount Of The arbtragc business win the west ana
r %,r uo~ tat the narset has declined. and the
General asho"g this sentiment and The development
Ct The short ntc,t may have influence in piel entng
marnct was slightly hrmer again rallins little OF
covering Of local sors There was not. .o roy, very
the the" anal prices being 'ase her de- line Cash
sprc"laye account aad with more interest shown BY
eensr ne nod FOR Da sSpors a. "s' 20 a RE
under December store December closed NJ w Deem
s DsG p ass c nr December delivered No red 80
900 bush lie under Decenber store ~ lara quoted
Sic over December delivered 40 2 Northern. 5000
sh INC ,o ssS c6o p SSs% se
GonSnc %9k dun s At fen decline ' aS y' S
afSr r and al T@ cac du e' '' Of the s'S a
,e n oi' wax ,a'ef due u to the which
10000 6ah The s "e were %e'e o Sr bc1 @
ish factors The corn market wa, n'n cnrins th after
mo% , f p5 the day CAN opened with the
ialrc market but rallied sharply on purchase, c Of ov
G G,or ..:" 10 con- ici cO bush 49, Il c delivered NJ
- corn bush, iI'sc ID 'lAI~-ll "itN
~, ,,tct was very quiet with rice, slightly lower
sywrarhllng with The easier market in Other cereal.
rc,yerIcs on November contracts were small. amount
ing to only about 900 bush The narNet for oats
q. Quiet late IN dav bur st"lhy. leaving on at
practically unchanged prices from las night Cash o't,
,l, "a oas carIots 3i2d3iac elevator and 35i2c
dicr,d 40 oats nonnal 3lc; No white % 600 bush
-. geec 40 3 white nominal. 81 d51c track VII te 10
600 hush s0diiac; track mixed 5000 bush 3lH
3Gc MALT-,larket inaCye; western 20 Jan
%S' . milwaukee Csc; migrated Weston, 5;IG7e -.
i,Ytilarkc quiet 50d5jc for carlos and hoatoad'
SI;I;p,-C iovcrs-d .te,dv on lisht offerings Sllcs,
IN h,o. s1nre at T., $3.50 20 per 100 n; No NOycm
,op U az x aIkd: pcccmlcr 30 81 asked aud Janunry,
ID ,.kcd Timothy steady. with small ioohlns
.aIes NJ SiGS5 yer lou n; season about over fiaN'
s.cd-Easy at IL H.
"Iradsrccrs" visible made an Increase In whoa; Of
= .,s 900 hush oas ~ the Rockies. and decrease OF
EOS 900 ush pacific Ccgst net Increase OF SOD
600 Lrsh Corn decreased 10000 bush ant oats de-
cre,sod Tic 600 bush. The European and Australian SUD
NV Of wheat Is $500 COO bush dcrase OF 22Suoo
biia, World, stock 7j.72jCo0 bush. Increase OF
" ~, 600 hsh. Tie t0tal American visible Is Mh'at
81 as ooD bush corn li3lsooo Lush; oats '-'zooo
bush .,.-t.. ,,ricos y,
,pd last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-02
STRUGGLE WITH FIRE on BOARD THE H. WINIEK

The steamship Hermann Winter of the Metro
potan Line had a narrow escape yesterday morn
ing from thrilling fight with fire at sea- AS s"e
was passing out of Hell Gate on her way 10 bos-
ton smoke was discovered pouring up from the
aftcrhold where 900 bales OF wool and cotton were
stored Steam was at once forced into the com
2artment to keep down the fire. while the Vessei
was turned around and started back to New-iork
at full speed.
Upon her arrival. the fireboat New-forKer "a'
hastily summoned The Winters matches were
quickly torn off. but for time the smoke auo
steam were so great that the fremen couid h9'
enter and II became necessary 10 hood the hoNi
Two lines OF slx-inch hose and two more Of threc-
inch were led into the compartment ana tne
water forced through them with all the power
of the engines of the big freboai. . . -
nv Q o'clock the air clear enough 10 per
mil the work of hosting out the cargo TO begin
The vessel was found TO be unhurt AMI the damage
TO the cargo not so great as had been eA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-02
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme C)u!t-Gen raj icrm-iccess continued.
supreme court CL3LLcr Drlcrc Barrett, IN Motion
ta.r,,r "a ca a: II o'clock.
supreme Cour'-spccia Term-rars 1 and lad
jouincd until November q. 1893.
Circuit CVur-Iarts 1. H. Ill ard IV-Adjourned until
No,caIbe. y. 1898.
SURROGATE, Conrt-Tral Tern-Beforc F..ksefdli S.
VIII OF j0scUh +. johnson 10 80 a.
SURROGATE CO"ItC ambcrs-l,piDlc Ransom S.-E,taic.
OF Henry Narlor Margaret ChcnbroIsh 10 80 N.
10: p0ia ate: Wills Of Ann i. De aney Ucny Shlefer.
Elizabeth q. Russell Maria Ehni James o Torhe Mary
Conklin. Danic - LYON, Ann Mclaughlin. El7a5 u
Mclaughlin, 10 30 a. m.
=. Common Pcas-spoca al Torn Before Gcacr.ch j.
waguion Wa
Common Pl,a,-Equi.y Terr--Rcfor, Bischon J.-Casc
on: Mccullough vs. Metropolitan Elevated Railroad COM
pany
Case Stwait Hilton.
Common Plcas-Trial TcTm-Parts III and lII-Ad.
jovrupd the
Nos. Az. 4s9. G3
Superior Court-TIial Term-Parts I md II-Adicurncd
for the trm.
superior Corrt-Tria Te,m-Bcfore McAdam. J.-No..
53S. 5SG. ii4 5i7. 5S7, $40.
CIV CoUrt->pecal Tern-Be,ore Mccarthy. j.
Motions.
City Court-ffeneral crn-Adjournei for the term.
City Court-Irial Tcrm-Parts 1. II, III and IV-Ad-
Court Of Gcrerii scs.ions-Part I-Defore Marine j.
and Assistant DistrictAttorncy weeks-Nos. ] to g. In
General Scssions-Part II-Hefore Fitzgerald
j.. and Assistant Dis'r.ctAtorney OHarc-Eos. g.
inclusive.
Court 81 General Sessons-Part II-Beforc Cowinp T.
and Assistant Attorney MacdoEaNo day calendar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-02
APPEAL FOR TIE Grand ARMT MISSION
THE EFFECTIVE WORK WHICH 1T is DOING
MORE FUNDS NEEDED.

THE EFFECTIVE WORK WHICH 1T Is DOING
MORE FUNDS NEEDED
The committee In charge OF the Grand Army sfis-
sion, No 396 Cana-st., yesterday issued the follow
ing appeal TO the public
The result Of by the Grand Army Mission
opened In May. 1892 very gratifying TO
committee In charge. and IN their judgment fully
the hoes Of its projectors and jucs the
neither TIC time labor consumed It's mantc
nance wasted. IL has become not only or at
moral agency bringing many old veterans a realizing
sense the degrading AMI blghtng effects OF strong
6rak ami OF the absolute necessity for dcsr.
happiness and hereafter do evil learn
we'll IL has proved itself very adjunct
United Pension Agency In cashing pensioners
checks quarterly paydays which done 10 the OK
tent 81 900 0oo thus relieving tn OIL sod
seeking the salooi-kecpcrs money sharks has
also pfoNlIed resting place Tor all who come where
often especially the night preceding pension payments
they are entertained with and addresses and served
with an1 sand .ichcs OF charge Hundreds Of
A1unksrds have saved In ls mission. instance
twcntysiN meetings held during Angus. and Septmbcr
last $40 OF whom 20j sought religious
advice, scvcntyive lea arr
helpers.
The present financial con6 on OF the mission is such
bring committee face TO face with question
Shall this good work be abandonedf This question
shall to friends OF the and It's
serving bsncneiarcs TO answer. Unless they respond
promptly by liberal contributions the work. which Is tho
only Of kind In the country, will have be stopped
Immediately.
The expenses the mission - 900 per annun OF
which the committee contribute 600 each besides their
services and ask your aid in supplying the deficiency
by such offering may feel able TO give In orie
that you the practical working o the mission
are cordially invited attend the meeting which will h.
held the Of pension day, Friday November g.
Mt O'Clock which will be- ail.nIght meeting
pensioners who gather all night long tn wait for the issue
OF their checks. Addresses will be delivered with apro
pirate services inclu1irg feature will BE- the
testimonies saved IL you atten1 please
send your representative. and any contribution which
may VIII lie thankfully received and ufciously
applied. Very respectfully yours. Cor the committee
KfLfAEN VAN RENSSELAER,,
President and Treasurer. No. SO wai-st.
The Lincoln National Bank has kindly consented
10 supply the money necessary for cashing the pen
,sioners' checks The bank has received ample
guarantees for It's outlay In this matter but II has
shown liberal spirit in consentipE to take the
trouble.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-02

MErALS-IRoN-Thc local marAet for iron and steel
EG-.nrs, not to mpro;e, II wa hoped It
M.al Shcn NE ks.si bi lssNd ,he SS.at; ,
u the is,n Mas@et IN TACT dealers contend nat The
tao, nsnay hcIi nfs,e c'aes,e, q, age gaie
bloom. ar quoted Il oa p O. b fsi. port- aad
70 yr ,.nt Iylcfelrsn =, .r same nfHF ,o, h.,
ocurrcd In tn, market and prizes quoted then VIII 'od
,oa a, !" ,s " n,r n,y ha%,rr and rf 10 met
present AZURE. Iof Old s,rl rl'. m'd,fal"
s c ,n rfo carr %9e a Sl IN iS '0 wa market e
es S at i0 ~, IL. 'D dncrt Of s s qI} Ton
bctsgca buyer, and .r"I, , no gas sa o. a."
/. a.heG far 6a,ii,. t. dol%s IN So wrong
.ap 200 tons from yari fe%rd a. .@i az 1 ,
,erap 1t sla Ter tor dc'crcd At mill Ih'r" J., fcry
me- demand iGr old ssG'gei Te and rSr '' ma laa no
quoted at about $40 per ton GG'"ei n a, my a""
doing no machinery cat crap AZ $40 Joel 20 per
wheel. hayc lcci sold AZ ai3 per delivered AZ works
equal to slc per toa Scv-York 4 sale Of 200 ion.
% @ ~ ' over Of . .a'c delivery 3og
Vii Win, s' III me "a sc5s per ton dciy.rci AZ m unt
ron /. Gaocd IT 81 5oaf7 per delivered at mill
and p.rsmI"r LEAD NMaric closed easier. 'ycn
40 SrFITr,R~ Market closed barely steady Ncy..m
b,r 3j7q December. SEQ January ~ ~
M oG I'D 'i pSec@ @i~S' ao75 3D.
10 3 ions er a. go 20 q aod s tons @s No' IeTd at
the EAa@e c .cdey sGe 81 1a SS ~ S
Narrs"'N ''o "a -Conr.r suo CO - Gl !:
,..,,''r", 20 % al soft Sran-h lead les "a.
~,c rim clo,rd G7O IL cd thee
mi cl,s., g. 10.
-, -, M, E. .,tu . ,ood oibiuo dnunnd r,r
M'''',' Z ~, ~ VA 80, ,,trrt f,r IL rule
nv ~ Nain 10 ,o dir .,ltv in rlacrg cur. ,ns
s'1'. an M ,, Wv Tn,, Orlc,ns min. I, choice
!, uuoI !, ~ o " ., o. - a.,
r",'" W." i ,,',, w .,,, ,.o,,t,o ,,,od o,o,,bot
NAVAL. , iOHfN-Ngiilts turp'lt'i' ru,rn III , =,
nrn'r on h't'cr uc'S' o l'', ~, M ,ht i,sis ain
~ aNc VITA sal". on toH nn's ol .i'' So rosm
ruled nrnl. with goon Johnnv u"nlii' 90
iso nos pirts ,Hrprnnc ' qs,r in Soa,hcpo
bills and o?,.c ~ machine made hbl EoSin-'"rn'
mon stain@d 81 20 eo3d s'r En ~. ~ !; 40 ,o.
81 IS; !. Il 90; g. IL 80; IL, 90 l. n, - o.
", s29,; - - - = -; IL. ~ 80 MI ~ 20:
" D. -: o. n - - % p'''h' "s"' "e's"' - w.
pItch re.War "itn., ~ Wv $1,000. .,... ,or
OCEAN FitEi6ilJs, Tirre has bren some chan%' ~,
the botr In tFanataniic berth rriehts on an me,
demand ior room Tor gr,n "fhou.A thr "nt"t IL % hmt
olhrFw. there Is no chagr eNc'p IN ,ne ia,S ~ o tr
south and Europe without quotabc change may he ih 10
be- ruling shade easier. EnGa -ent nt,. To Iond A. :,
lads grain al sd load. do. Bid Antwerp.
loads grain at I'D; Load d.. aL III to iiImDre
loads gram az 10 PIGS W Ncip oil "op nalS o"tn ~
ll6M; I" Rotterdam 900 sacks nouf ~ rs, FER IVY ID
We f"., hnt,h ntS isf arain h,trPm m,'
3cd; AntN"fp -th: NcWch'tr ana nun. IA; nH'.oi'
3nd Glass ", I'D l'lth ga Cork Tor ore -, i'',
Cotton, 532dllHid; petroleum, J. ID iIAti thS-N
:; an cr liooo Hrs fr,in Nnw-> ork q Ii-bn ., 80
steamer lh"-pha'' l'ln"niila 10 Rotterdam us w
steamer ioo tons WIN general caFg, Nv
York :. Christians, lump sun; a bark, lnn''
Der, boston TO To-, Baen9s Ayre. 81 bark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-02
New.York Cos, rectlrts sojg halee eypor.. ContIL

New.York gros. receipts 5oje bales export. at
3o55 bale. Dreat gfaln. l.s7s bale, Forwarded 40
baes : thus this we'k. 2ijaOs. IXpoio, tc-iaf .
Great Baln - ,st bar. Continent ISL bales. Ia
pots (r,at Britain 99fol bales France. ~ '53 ts
Continent IHGI7 ha~s tot,l. ii5.5I baies; -t,ck
921A.3 bales. Liverpool cs5le->i"t cottln f,naHd
modcrate fr.lv net ifice. ,teaiy L. 900 bales
receipt. 1900 baie- Amrf an. Spru bslr-. m-dil-'
1Jc. tutuf- opened barely -i'~d'. d.mnii mg'"r
ate at 700 10 @"fi al, ,o.el 'r,ay "t i", ="
March, i2Js; NafchAIril. $50 141 Apil MAY t"--N
May.Junr. i5i>: June-Jui. 49,; July August asa
4Jo November, f2baf2i Nokcnb"fDttcmbrf 1-pr'-" D.
Dec .nhei January, i-O-.
,OElfi.-Tnc coffee market at New.fork continue -
rulD rather quiet. but shows very -t'asy unl'It"hr
stocks being small all points 4 uiu alton 't Only
thl- county but In Euopr and BAIL ~ T. 'pl'
lgI.ng the statement bids. "a" market up u ~
very e further change. with sales c'lhn'd 70
dcnce whatever The news from shrozd ackea i'a'ut"
There - a holiday HAVE and cabie. from thti
marAet. The London market showed an ad'ancr ! q 70
~ positions. with others AZ un'hshSu
prices, while the HAMBURG market wa unchanHp !" -
ipwor from Hamburg for New otA oSVo
hsg. Brazilian coffee The stock 81 rali cole" IN Nov
YoIk il 2O- si bags and in the tinted sta,- ." 81
bags ani afoat 22,OoO bags, making the Ltdl visible
suiplv for The United stat, 80 ~ bars The talk on
operations the bull de u themsrk"t. Will to" snail
stocks large warehouse deliveries htmiat' me
naturally brarsh from selling for short account, In-
dtr button coffee through the county Is very far
and FAR a. she Silver bill repeal has had any nnu
rnce market /, may be caled an ad4 d factor ~
favor better conditions. But the hesitation o. operate
In the small amount Of business done thaHg" from
day To- day. Meanwhile the market for spo, coffee Is
prices asked fake only what they need a. the
inn,nt. trusting to future developments . turn the
uaract their advantage The total sales today were
80 The market closed dull with net decline Of
N ugiut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-02
MRS s J GORMAN WANTS A DIVORCE.
HER CHARGES AGAINST HER HUSBAND DENIED
BY HIM.


BY HIM.
Certie Amelia German is the wife OF Samue j.
German and the daughter OF Edmund A smith,
who died in 1876 leaving fortune amounting 10
81 100000 The Germans were married on August 81,
1882 She received an income from part OF her
fathers estate until she was thirty years old. and
then she got the principal of her share OF her
fathers property She says in a suit which she
has brought against her husband for an absolute
divorce that she and her husband lived with her
mother at No. 226 Madison-ave.. for some time
otter their marriage. Her husband had no bus-
ness and Mrs German says that to give him
an occupation the Anglo-American Bank was or
ranized and established in Paris, with her husband
As president. lie did not succeed. however, In MS
MANAGEMENT OF the institution she says, ana
finally he was deposed AMI new president ana
heard of directors were elected While he was
running the bank she declares that he was not
living alone in Paris in spite of the fact that
she was living in New-York. Her Investigations
led her to bring divorce suit against him. IN
which she charged him with unfaithful conduct
with Mamie Beryille ana pauiin me- re u,nP tba he
has been intimate with other women whose Names
are unknown. at various places also unknown
The husband absolutely and unqudlliedly denles
all these allegations. While he was president OF
the bank. he says his wife wrote TO him 10 come
over and he came. Upon arriving here on one
Sunday morning he learned that his VIE had gone
10 Parts the day before. He also discovered that
he had been deposed as president o, the bank
Having no reason to go back TO Paris he remained
here.
behalf of the defendant for bill OF particulars OF
appeared for the plaintiff on this motion and
Chauncey s Truax for tho defendant Judge bar
rett in the Supreme Court, Chambers be-, before ore
whom the case vas argued granted the motion ior
q bill OF particulars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-02
CASH QUOTATIONS.
Iron. No I fou
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Ncw-yOrk November j. 1898.
COTTON-The cotton market opened | L. s points
higher At POINT Of the day thc adVincc
was 2a5 points. At the weakest interval thee wa, a
decline points COMPARED with Yesterdays closing
prices, am finally the market stcady IN tone with
prices unchanged points higher than Yesterday clos
Ing Total sale. for the day. III. 700 bales Inc
openng frmncsS the market due 10 an advance OF
6i d36id future list. with salc- Of l-rO bales
spot cotton cables modified the force OF the early
advice> the Liverpool market closing steady az
l.g4do6td advance. ON the latr Idv' rID0l news
and on the yidccrs Of continued full movement o. COZ
ton South the MARKET lost q points curing the
forenoon with January SELLING from - down 10 CID
But there before the II m call on
the bullish character Of Eisons estimate u the prob
able consumption Of al kinds Of cotton thi- year rms
places 10 900 bales against 9Bc5 oto bales last
wear and 10 0fs 900 bales two years azo. IL wiz DE
remembered that two years the big crop year
Nevertheless his estimate points 10 AZ cfr,s" ~ con.
ann Sioh over that nsrksbls yesr Of r2 bales OF
ali Kinds of cotton. He cst'nia-s alto that tho WORLDS
consuIpiol American win BE- sl11 0CO bac>.
aean 400 OCO bales last year Gl7OpO bale- cNccs-
Assuming Mr. Elsons calculations " b. correct. the
statement a bulsh but IL l. ssariiy arg ~
RELY upn his figures The report nevertheless. mad
movement estimated for the week AZ tn ports
AZ 900 go biles 9s 25S bales lat and at
The interior 10000 bales against 10000 bales CORE.
spending last year To-day receipt. TINS ,noi hhV
wer, estimated at 1900 bslc acAin't 4O3 bales anne
date last year
Opening range and Close TO-DAY. and closing bids the