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MONEY AND INVESTMENTS.
Doings of Day With Wall Street
Operators.
VERY SLIGHT INCREASE OF BUSINESS
Local Bears Try to shake Out Long
stocks-IndustrIalS shares Heavy.
Hallway BOnds Are Dull.

New York, November 25.-Under very
slisht increase Of business IN the volume
OF stocks today further progress Gown
N1ii was made. the marKet coatlnuldg
distinctly professional. Inc traders were
u"tANoi 1b'y Impressed ~ an uncApccto /
ucclinlng movement IN American s.curl-
ties Ia London. moderate sailing Tor lnat
accom-; IN THIS market, AND 4 decrease OF
l-l,515 IN the gross earnings OF St rala
Tor the ;h.ri week in November. Ins
WAS facilitated by The lnJispoluon OF
large interests to make ventures over the
imp, ndins successive ho!idays I'm, Tor.
c'sh sellers incluicl the prominent inter-
national favorites ana also bonds. Local
oeNrs oIouant pasr.culdr pressure to bear
upon me spccialt.es in EFFORTS TO SNAKE
ou' The long stocks ana wore aidtst by
some specific developments IN Soutnorn
'I"ts' sugar lost aJout per cent GA
uit ulie'ai announcement OF a tempo
iiiY suspension OF the yltlons roilntries
ia t''"kh such II shutGowu is not uSuil IA
4 HV"AtS season, ati the time rs Tess Ii-
70 Apie' owing 20 thc dul trade, tt3inpls
o' a ioHs oNspcrs on vi WORK IN ,1, pants
N'it 4chiol ny fresiuenl tl4Ncn!rser. to-
warns Inc close the stock d.vc.uD,.l maxi
,' strength IN contrast 10 tnc. troni OF
til' ttIf raj ilSt, ana novel up a point
." 2, Gr'nani IRON shorts. lhc mlr,rl g..
d. "i"r displayed s.cllincss at intervals
on an curry from : rnsia. SOURCES llu.
'u' i''d mess OF the lniustI1l ShAr"s eN-
F','" "A oculrsf,ne influence lil a. o0nd the
, 4"'r' me anal prices were Slightly above
tNe 'Nff me low point American Sprifs
iuVi'tfed rose per cent and ilt,r rcIclr,i
!. per cent lolther preferred V.ts pressed
fot s1l" throughout ind after Il frictiot,Ii
advance at he outse.. saeerd sreall ~
li'"N rvs an extreme decline al 80, p,r r,.,r'
U" - ana rally to G0ia
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cotton Points.

houston expects 1000 to 5000 bales to-
leans 10000 to ll,5oO, against ITO.
~. ~ i'p'istoh Cotton Exchnugc viii OBJ
serve the Thanksgiving holiday tomorroy
There viii he no market rcnorts .x~ent
cables 'f9''' 'N~'P'
-, SoEdheim of New York advised Carriu q
richardson this morning. "LIycrnooi son
ing caused easier prices Course Of ihe
nalhet Will depend on receipts and haytn !,
%, " Martin received the following tlc-
~ va from Hubbard b.os. q Co.: "Trp 1,re
EE' a,i'.R eNpoetns reaction during day on
, nSaYy Semi-Weekly movement. Liyerpo,
ceipts." '''' NH 'o-
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GALVESTON STOCK
KECElpTs AND snIpMrNrs

Io,al rec"ints Of cotton ~ CoivnNtnr IN
13X wore ll,G5i hnlcs. as follows. e'''o" 10
c.l,.y Gulf, Colorado ana santa Fe railway
Tx, Ky iint,%arna'lonal ana Great Northern
r, Hy Galygston, Houston and Henderson
,ollay Missouri Kansas and Texas railway
r,i ny Ciol Ives, la Porte and Houston
~ barge Iuloa COS
~ barge smart. 1900
~ barge Roots. 5li.
~ barge Alice 1911
By schooner Fannie r..
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.


New York. November 25-Cotion seed
Oh easy meal nominal, primo crude oil il,
barrels, 22I22i.c, pr me summer yellow. in
SO 0oIlAN '''''''
New Orleans. November 25-The marI,,
Tor cotton seed products Is quiet ana nm
changed; prime crude oil, In bulk lN.c.
prlm" summer yellow. In barrels, 3}lec:
neal Woo nor short ton; cake. long ton
for export, slI,i0UlScN '
HOUSTON MARKET
Tho following quotations weru nostcd to.
day ly the cotton seed proIoct aene rtnre,
BOARD Of Trade:
49,, Fer Gallon
irmc crude loose. ....,.., lfir
Refined butter oil. loose a.. Nominal
Prime summer yellow OIL. ~
cake and meal t. o. b. min interior
POINTS, according TO LOCATION.
Short Ton
Primo cotton seed cake. $500 a. IL -
Prime cotton seed meal. sea-. 40 N IL Z.
Cotton seed hulls ,,....,... ? ~ a 400
For local delivery Houston mr.s u,o,e
meal, $40. 5NWl7,W per ton; hulls 800: linz
ers, No. l. 3isc. No. 2, sac
kemaras--MlrSet quiet for oils; mea,
and cake steady.
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sllfi

NV York, Novcmb -~osf.o -,
c,irS ssIo5 M " ,1S 10 10 poiats not H.
dnu No T. inhl5rg iue. ,ny1,. ~ = ~
~. corlova t5'ap17u,- ''N't i'' III ID,
-oS mic Quiet: wocl aye-are S,n,os =,
az "a per "" N'S Receipts s2Cc): stock
adt 'SS,mnon',%I ii%,tt ,1Hnchaur t, u "a.
lalos E~chaog r. AZ ~ II 60 ~ per IA
"a. 90 sr1d for the Unltei s.otos 49, l I,o':
% i 90 Closed qu'e,. unchanged so,o,
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New York. November n N-hoe,.- ,, a.
60 ptS " M exports l3a1iS bu his Sra;
SsWgnE. No. I, harl, ena. OBJ ON ~ n,i
= D. Ent r!1sed '>fui les, The demani
Ior l'r''nh,r lowcrel tho premium m the
az moon No. ., .r,l, Nov s.. Dec. Nn,
sew N"Ik tonl wlrchous' 4civcr,',
irnm ih' lni'rl suites 1859 iurniiln.;
: ,u.a IRON New York; New rll sto- k
SIS iSS. United 1tstcs ttcck 3Sa. sS,. aflolt
f'r ne l,r't'd states 26t0t Total Vlsib,c
Ter the Uiilrd Statos 6527Sl against 523i,5
'idca qnio; wool quiet; cotton seed oil
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VESSELS RAltnn FOR G,4.vrsro,

NhNofLS tAllftH For GALVESTON
- Acc!a. Cardin. Nov. Y.
- Alaska, Barry. Nov. 20
- A. ch.lcct Liverpool Nov b.
- Ashmorc. Liverpool. November H.
IS Avonmore. Liverpool. Nov l6
IS B1rnsmorc Liverpool Nov. l..
SS castle Eoen. Rotterdam. Oct a.
- llonici Liverpool. .lo.. ~
- ilri;micH Il o Jauciro, 1tov. :
- llri mmonG. RIO jauoiro. Nov. 10
= EthrlE3nda. O Jlnero NOV. l.
- ttpNJ. Liverpool, Nov Z
Ss Fcrnnoor Shields. NOV. !.
- famncld. Hamburg Oct 90
So lTeghileld Penarth, Nov IL.
- til'tn'on. Shields, oct. Il.
- glasgow. C1riin Nov. %
IS Halle. Bremen. Nov %
Sa ileat hticld. PeGarth, Nov. b.
- lnchmona. Liverpool Nov C.
y John lir ght PeuArlh. Nov. ii.
- Joseph John, cardiff. oct. Is.
- Kendall Castle, Manchester Nov l.,
IS Maristow. Plymouth, Oct Z,
- Maritime, Liverpool, Nov. H.
- Maytieid, lenarth Nov. TO-
- Norge, Barry Nov. TO-
SIS Ratc,,he. Barry. Nov. 4.
s. san Marcos, New York, Nov p
Ss Strothmore. Dclgoa lay. Aug. ~
S. Thornton!nle. lxbrat Oct T.
- iurNlStan, at SueZ Nov 49,
- Norhena, Madeira, Nov. .,
- w NllhY, tuonCs AY;'s, Angus: I.
Bark jennie Sweeney, Philadelphia, Ncv.
Sch Nelson, Boston. Nov. 10.
sch Oscar c, Sclm 1t. Reody Island. De-
tohcr n.
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APPLIES Fancy sliced. in box.s nA,a
~ choice cvaporatea, G'gc. fancy. !c: 81
ran. lac per n. cgrr1nts. IN hbls. ,6iyhc.
AGf, evaporItcd. SC. Turkish layer, lie;
'af'ons &c, nectGrine., ovHporatcd. Sc:
psafhes. evaporated, 6hc pears, evapor,
atyi ~ piuhs, pittcd, Sc: apr cots. Zoe.
slnr s-crown l.. NJ. aisiis, 5O-lh boxes
81; ,s,,ro~n l., NJ, to.b boxes, 5Ast5isc.
~, X ~ NES-Crop OF 1896: California pr,ines
20 iWs Na'ic; so-sps. sisc ,u-s,s, Ja6tsc: CO.
,os I,gc ,sl-6os, Be; silver prunes. 7isc. ruby
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We l''E ouie, = but s,eaiy' future
quotations.
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l'lh'i win quo,arous are for carload
lets, OBJ, houston. N' N' '"""
8. l,' r VILE. ,indlen, galvanized.
Arl in tr lirh,r than Gudlcn '""'
NAIl wire grd cut u,!,, ire rcrort,1
nomi' j. ON np 20 th- irmoralig { On fol.
.oN "f tlo e'FaoluNon ot ;h, Nall Tnst
), htllan, ou. tl-i IN bhla. lie. Eupion
ell IN hhi~. l9c, u caacs. g Il. ra,,'or Oh
Rrli'Al pure fLH iirpvri.uc. ia Ibis az
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PAINTS AND OILS

oll-l.lnseel in bhls. raw sc. boiled soc
TtM"lt1n, lc test N hblg 10, In cases
N,,V; brilliant oil 81 50. Ia hbls re; stove
a X, u cases 81 81, In hbls lac: Eup.on
H-edseh pure 96c; turpentine, in bpls sc,
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LONDON MONEY

Lonlrn November ~ onsols for pom
~. lH't, SANE for ac cunt. III IS p.,
suNcr 5od. per ounce. Mon y 2UN9
erht, h4te discount In open ma sc r.
anDtt ana three months bills, p.a8 J., p,r
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'.e,, oo,s--D5c.eI Ia SO 9.S 80
MAJ ....-.. '.... 40 Tara 7s5 79i
isfi-- .-...+....- SO 500 no $40!
,,s,HaY .-..-.' .''., i'o -, I'VE 90,
nor. r.t~-pec. so s75X ~ 80
MAJ 3S5 400 SnaL oi
------------------------- ---------------- -
! Ch,c,ro Noyeuber - Tho sans,tionaI
o, onins advquco at Iivrrilool vas The All
J KIN lt,,+i,r 4, ,"t,,, ',iv,,,r'.i H. ntn,r
~ Nl.'a, H., rn0','
VAN, ai,,,,nt IT. ,,,S 49, ~ pro,.,.togs
snow hu u,tlc change.
gay H lron, IONS 80 i@f My 1g n, Io gu }g
~ .ai,ig~ .o.i1g pf.cr Of VI ,-a.H>s a
.',tI5 s,DyN o., .''',S can. oV,r trViM ia+l
~. ',orn,.r No., '''' ,,f "
tamr In w!.n iump Of from IA 10 10 10 II
i'.r Has3c oye. m rlsc j, closed At
l,atienlv ho,vc\e, in f,r, bn, ON, ~
n,, t,,ra. ~, NM, ,.I,,,.,,' 0l,.,'
o',.liGo1 L.. 10 st.i'n,,,.r, ~ %
t,'-,'i n,',,.,, IT,, .rc.,is,i,. ~, W. W.,
.,. i",ttiS ~ univ fuS lis hni
e.,,ily i,,i,c 20 VI ~ =, , ,,tu ~ W.
h, nst hoi.i q rooi ac..i of neryor.nat,
Autov,.l H.. rIon a, l.ivArnool u,s ,ro
.. n,,., AK ,r [., '',, ~. we
DO. 81 r,..iu,s yy4,. ori, IN ,.,,y ~ mime.
MA, So, n,n,i, ,c - - ,'''t',,N
euord.nr az If H., v,ar t.gnrc ll'f,
H.. -r,.or, circ4i1tcd %na,, ass %nl,.1
ior FrHat driI oi 70
I ''.Snt 2i "h.tt iyt lnPn a
Ln.n WY 10y l. wa e2nTme
trllr Mons. iint NY, an oc ala OF lne
,4. ,'r ,.N,S W "o' F't IAr from
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IN sUIpsoARp NOT cLrApr,
OCEAN rDr1cIIrs

NJ. - '.fN'N L tNF3I'rIITS.
90, ne ne '"ilo"lnA ocean freights (stoam1 a,
lion are quoted today: oH
ponn om ,,syr ,E' - Llycrnoo a-s9d NO,
YORK iSc per 100 pounds. '' '''-i' Now
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wore slow At $25oa4.Sh for comm n TO
svoi, mn active At $t5taa 30 for good 10
it,,S heel steers, with the hulk of the
LITTLE crossing the scales at 81 2p1iSi.
ih~re Was fair ai!e OF stockers al s.. 90
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Reported tor The Sost nv A. y Marina,
HVc stock commission merchant.
Becvcs--
= nniue. peg 10; sross,.,......... . a 2,
Cows -" -
choice, per 10. gross a 81.
lcarllnrs-- - ~
Choice. per ID, gross ot,fa o.
C9!nmon' per ID. gross.......... iaSp 90
Choice, per H. groas.... N az
sheep '-S -
co Comm; per pe ie h ssarSSss,..;, 3 g, ga
Hogs " - W
Counted ......... o.la ,
Nastfei ........,..' S,2p
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me first shipment Of California oranges
are expected on the local market nov,
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NAILS ARE DEMORALIzED.
The Collapse Of the Trust Caused
an Extreme Decline.
FLOUR AND WHEAT ARE BOOMING.
Scarcity Of Three.Pound Canned To-
mmtoes-Higher Prices for Hut
ter--Notcs of the Trade.
OUR AND WHEAT ARE BOOMING.
office OF The Post.
VTTTCC UF LV UNFf
Houston, Wednesday. November 25

Houston, Wednesday. November 20.
rhe collapse OF the great wire nail trust
announced In press dispatches Monday, hn4
demorallzed the market for both wire au1
cut nails, particularly the former. As 4
result OF the uncertainty local dealers have
requested Tho Posts commercial depart
trent to refrain from giving quotations ON
these articles temporarily. or untl they
determine upon what basis manufacturers
will endcavor to establish rates.
when 1t was announced In Chicago Mon
day tina, this gigantic cuirolne bad virtual
ly collapsed and would endcavor to wind up
its affairs December !. prices on nails i'm
mediately dropped to sl.7o per keg in That
city, or 81 per keg below the trusts cir
cular price. There has been a further de-
cline since then, and it Is reported ,hat
nails are now within 30 cents u the low
est price ever named. Jobbcrs ate per
initted to sell at any price they please and
for the first time To many months the eN-
orbltant rates demanded by the Wire Nal
association are given no attention what
ever
While local hardware dealers are graft
fled to know that the trust Is nc longer in
tortrol Of the nail market they hopc that
some uniformity OF price can be- osfah
lished as the present decentralization has
ii tendency to restrict rather than AID hus-
intas.
a Chicago paper iu reviewing The down
fali Of The association. says THE a,-aAec
Of fYlfe nor ktr Drl.f,f l,g fh,. frIt.f
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he iers soJ slowly al 81 50lS,5O, chi y -
s2VJeo.0l VII. pLlis brought ,21.
CAVES. s5.;cha.to, a. fs,y wesiern iaYg
stisrs we're wanted a. ssG,43.dO tor Eva y
ers and at sSoQlIo 10 RED lots
huyc;s of hogs MANAGED g knock or &c
lss,ktrs did most cf tl. buying, 30lr.e
ncnvy 70 M tue Wch Gr we snes goi al
&"it5t5. SAILS wee larry a. W tlS.-l
.4Ehts, igs stillug al S5Nu3.t' re MAJ
ket cinscl tady at 4 de line of 10.
:, hti,g W w. sned w, n >h eP a., "t
common - good, ana 8lod3'0 FIR gdgi
to prime i!ccNs. Heavy XpJrt slc y III
AZ @-pJ'c ana Westerns ough. 70
500 lambs sold -tsdiiy al $j..JH5.:j tor
ponr to prime. te'aAins sheep sold at
$2eo@3.Si.
Roc pts-Catile 1900; hogs 5000; sleep
leen,
i>aa-as City, Mo- November 25-Cattle
X ccpts. @N: oh.pincnls, ltQ; market
"irong Tor mes, grades. TeNUs steers. 23D
1850; Texas cows. lj5, nat.vc steers, 3.o
atAhp, nthNe COWS ana nciicrs. l."aj.op,
stockcrs AMI feeders, 81 iui0D. Hogs-iie-
CENTS, i2.G|; sh r'nent. roae, mlrhet
40; hcavcs, 3lDu5.3j packers. 3l0n5.go;
miNrd, 5l508.So; lights. 2.I5pS.2J; Workers.
! ~ 3.So; pigs, 2.5p0S.i5. Shcep-Receipls.
500; shipments, 80. market active AMI
strong, lambs, 25Nui.9; mittons. 1.Or1ii.2a.
=. The sGock exchange Will he in seasion
! hanhsSN ng Day.
ST 1.oue. November 25.-Ca.;lo-Rc.
.'iris. 5000. shipments. 500. mtiket To-
higher ON h"st: uatN, shipping steers.
y 'hd' .'o. drospHl beef ami lutcinrs, 2.Srt
i.'N, -iockcr. ana feeders. liost25l; cows
1ui mNoG. i75@io3 Texas and lndiln
go. oss--l.ccctpts 1Ino: ship.nrnt4
= market SC lower; light 325n3.a5
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO.
IN. leading fiitures ranged as follows,
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COTTON MARKET REVIEW,
Liverpool Spots and Futures Closed
Higher.
A LARGE SEMI-WtEKLY MOVEMENT
Caused New York 10 LOsc the OPEN
Ing AlNnncc-Imturcs One Point
op-Spots Cinscd steady.
LARGE SEMI-WFEKLY MOVEMENT

Liverpool made good response to Tues
days advance on this side. ana this on
couragod firm opening and higher urircg
at New York. The active months were
about ten points higher than Yesterday
carly IN the session, but aftcrward lost all
of this and closed at gain of ONLY one
point. The decline was attributed to tn,
statistics posted in regard TO the semi
Weekly interior movement. which was lnlg
err than expected, being "a 600 bales In ey-
cess OF the same period last year. 1t WAS
also stated in New York kilograms that
iNerlool had sent good selling orders to
that market aud that the buying power
was not sufficient to withstand this pres
sure.
All advices recently have indicated that
the immediate future OF cotton prices de-
nends altogether upon the receipts. While
predictions of diminished movement arr.
ireeiy made at this time, traders are dis
posed to wait until these forecasts are act
ually subsantidted before being guided
thereby. Although it would seem that by
TINS Tine some duiuite idea could be form
gu oi the amount of cotton left in the
country every day merely adds to the IN
certainty IN fact, the movement OF cot
ton has been as unreliable as the cotton
crop itseli this season. and prophecies In
regard to both can be given littie credit.
NO regular future business was trans
ucted AT New orleans today on account
OF the Labor Day observance. though there
was small amount of tradin" on Tho curb
curb prices carly in the day were quite
irin. according to private advicos received
by Cdlgill 4 Richardson and t4r,h .r mn.
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MAXINE lNra.LLlisNcs
pJit OF Galveston. November -
ttisfN d..


= Trouto Hnrtett. Now Castle
= Clinton. W"rtsch Morgan CITY.
Yacht EnNa. Mckay. New York
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WHITE LEAD-Str.ctly pure 6a6,Ac;
standard white lead SIC. painters &c.
WINDOW GLASS-in boxes " ami - 10
Z per cent discount. new HIST.
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GRAIN AND HAY.

Carload lois. job cars, from minis. deal
crs charge from store Iiloc more per lJJ
lbs on bran. aGSc per bushul on oats AMI
corn.
BRAN--6SfT0c
CHOPPED CORN-75asoc per lVo lbs
CORN 3sggi 100.
;0Q 32c.
IiAY-Aifaiia 81 coil % per ton mi
let $40 .ioatii 50; timothy .rpUi700: South
Texas prair.e 81 trQi %
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LIQUORS.
rEER-Sch'itz. quarts 5000 per bbl:
pints. fil.vJ per Dbl. Dixie Pale, quarts,
500; pints. $3.50. Magnolia Pale, quarts.
S9co piuts, $3.50.
iilGH WIN ES-si.is per gallon.
WHiSk i--Ier gallon Finished goods Oh
high wine bays. sllS. strlight Bourbon
and rye. according - age aud quail ),
sl.1vaaOv; blended. sliju3.50.
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Now Orleans November g .IIo,,,l,v.
LIo"f Day. Banks closed. no markets.
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y e ma RISK. NV York
- Clinton. W,risth l}razos Santiago.
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Kansas city. Mo, November - Wheat
bull; hard AMI son, showed alynnc" Of
~ ": No: > nomnally 75u77 No. red.
siHoI.e No g. %lS6, No, rcd. spring.
~; No. 3, nomiually j307l. Corn-Acttvc
an higher: No. . mixed. ,ulq; No ?
while lH'.WN. Oats-Sica ly; No mixed
rominally IS; No. white, nomna!iy ~;
pld uour,,lly sia35. Ryc-S tcadv: NO
!" n.n@ HaN-Firn; choice iinothv. Nu1
asa; choice prairie loou5.5p RrCripts~
wheat, 1900 bushels corn. 23,lnO; oars
GO Wheat. none. corn. suJ
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New Nork. November 25-Tno cotton
H'rket OPENED firm on strong clb.c. W tn
,"' rSt cmil showing an advance OF to
i'o'h's' lafer cables were more favor
,o euu the market further advanced 4
NV, ! SECS went 70 tn uUrnng npur +
IN, - iaiion. hut muita nC,l fairy
some appreh usiun OF m ibrii0t III a., ~
Oh, IN rcceip's .aft'r Thanksgining. Tnc
49, was steady at unchanged pres II
net advance ~ points - -
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ND,.. . id Sellers
COMP ARATIVE spor u,,v
The following are the cIo,,.. " .aal'
tor COTTON on the spot today Al ~ 4,
ing markets. together with c,o.,,. "a
l.lns Yesterday. with today's ~,
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NEW ORLEANS.

a,h'pp o.l eu 'oi ne Post daily. except
thursday ANA Sundays py Alncri Nnn,
~Cvrs % ulnitsdJ. hve Stock com
lnlSslNn merchants
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sshtH. e.. i.id ----..--S
I,IN ERpnn,

opfncd firm, 1905, bare J,s. .,
Sle-Vy slles, 2l3,doJ S'eaiyi i
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DISTINGUISHED VISITORS.


Chauncoy NJ. Dspew, tho famous
politician, railroad magna,e ana celt.
braled aitsr.dinnof speaker and Cor.
nellus Vanderbilt, the mulii.miilion.
Aire who'e abduction, II b reported,
was recently contemplated BY Can.
fornia raniom.sstkef5. WITH a number
Of lesser liphio tom the stitriug marie
and money couiers OF Gotham, arrived
IN this city this morning under tue
phApsronaEo Of General Manager h
D.cAiusJn.
Mr.. Dcpew ami Mr. Vanderbilt, have
lutt teen payiug a vlsit 20 the Pa
ciho oosst ami are now On their
way home. They travel Ia a maEni1.
Gently furnished aud equipped tfhlu.
TINS was lsil At Ogden while they
came down 10 Salt Lake on a Unilu
Pacific special. Their visit hufo was
very brief one lasting lluic mVtr
than an hour. During that Tins they
were shown about the Temple grounds
aud through the Tabernacle concern.
log which they made many nAttsriu x
remarks. They lott for Omaha short.
~ before room accompanied by Hon.
George q. Cannon, who Will be absent
four VI I'VE days,
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Laid TenderIy TO Rest.

The funeral services VI little Verns,
daughter Of ID. l.. aud Jeanette Muir
dock were held At the family residence
81 q street yesterday afternoon. a
large number OF relatives huu fTieuds
gathered 10 show their respect % the
DECEASED AMI extend Hymunthy ~
those beTeavtd. Tue services we're
cOnduolei by Bishop George KHmuty
OF tho twentieth wari, E,ipfH Itmts
Snap, Henry Nalsui,t, NJ. } 1chonrli
ana Bishop Romuuy ma CDusouug
and appropriate remarks anu musc
was furnished by Professor Dayucs.
The floral offerings were numerous
aud most bDHut ul, ani tue mortal
remains VI liluu Verua, who departed
from earth IN the muruing OF hur life
were luiI leuurtly 90 Iust Boz lhtl CiIy
cembirry, while hrr rWTlt cUuuuuus
It's mission Ia the Great BayOud.
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FIFTY thousand rharas of Hrrcbol
tiook have found n mhrketlu England.
Tho si1lccuth dividend % She silver
KIM was disifIbutpd an Iug tue stock
hulItfa OF that company yesterday. 10
amounted 90 $1,000 mat.ug tho io'n'
dividends paid 90 date, reach tue sum
Of $500, 600.
For and in consideration OF the sum
rf $50, 900 the Crown Point Minin
Clmtaby, uWuiug pf poftIcs 81 fsfE
CITY, has acquire tltlu 90 the Clara
hud Emma lodusi adjoining their other
poss h1i0ns.
Broker 6pfongor thkca exceptions 90
morning pnpet's assertion that hlH
low bid on Marion ttGuk wHH inside
through spite. because of bic bsiuK
connected with the Geysur company
which " now at tvUfd's points with
iho Marion. His contention i8 that
he has right % biz whatever be
plotBes, on Whatever stock boo ploasts'
A dice very which bijs fair to not
" owners fortune, haa been made
by Nj. q. r. Holiday, VINO has coo.
necto1 with HIM MI T.. H.. SChmuL
IL T. the nuiing OF uu oithi.i01i veiI
Of bIrhx ln the mountains oi this
8 ate, the exact location 90 which Zoe
owneus will not uivul re. hIrc maua
brought 10 this city by the lisc4vursr
rnow the etun 10 30 unusually pufn
and ne it sells ON the market Cor from
rs Co 20 cents ser pound, tho owner
are chuckllug with gieu over their
prospects Of Immediately bccominE
rich.
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