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AVAILABLE GRAIN Supply

New York. january % Special cabls
anu telegraph advices to f3radstrect's COW
eTlNE me principal points Of accumuia-
ton Indicate the following changes in
available supply of grain last saturday,
az COMPARED with the preceding Saturday:
wheat United safes and Canada east
OF me Rockies. decrease 1,52l 0o0: anoat for
ana IN Europe. increase 3Si0on total de-
Ti"asc worlds available, lS7. O0l. corn.
nlicd states and Canada east of the
ROCKIES, Increase 10000 Oats, United
states and Canada. east OF he Rockies,
lncrease 1000 The more mporiau: de-
Included IN tine official Visible mipDly
staterent last week are 10000 bushels
n th!cago private elevators 55eCn in
northwestern Interior elevators 81 900 NJ
quincy. g. Goa a Phttsburg and 81 ON hush
els at New Orleans. Corresponding in
creases include 5000 bushels at Fort Will
lama, Ont, 2i.0oo at Fulton. ~ Y. ana
2ep in Minneapolis private elevators.
chicago stocks of oats have been in
creased last week and this week nv addi-
lions of 7S30p bushels afloat there. rot
Included in the regular visible or private
stocks.
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Trade Notes.

Elgin butter has advanced cent =
pound.
Chickens and turkeys are very scerc.
end sell readily ~ good prices
Coal dealers have had a good trlsie. ttlt.
week. and are enjoying mo cold ae,s.l,sr
immensely.
Wt'h wheat 2 CENTS lower per b,,4...l
Hour IS also under the ban OF ter,rs.jl.. al
md has declined az rome points
Eggs sold at 1iis@i6 cents today v<.a
the majority of sales at IL. gGe lyr,T,fy
was light. but the demand was not isree
LIVE stock dealers report a scsroltv ~
market Is we'll supplied with hoEs.
Minneapolis miliers report more -four
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SIZE OF THE COTTON CROP.
That Is q Question that Is Yet I'm
answered..
CIRCULAR FROM A NEW YORK FIRM.
what Latham, Alexander q Co.
Think of the Outlook-The Hide
Markef-Trade Notes.
Office Of The Post.

6ouStCn, luessJay, JanuarN 10
Estimating the cotton crop and guessing
at the future course OF cotton quotations
is now the pastime OF brokers and specu-
,rimtors IN New York affd elsewhere. AL
though some people swear that the sup
ply and demand has nothing whatever to
do with the price. yet II is safe TO say that
If any man knew exactly what the 1906
Va crop would turn out, he could make a
fortune on an Investment just at this
time. The market is in a rut. and Is
waiting for something 10 put II up or
down. That something" rests mainly
upon tho receipts from now on. and the
conclusions drawn therefrom as 70 the
size OF the crop and tho supply that VIII
be obtainable during the next eight
months.
One of the latest circulars in regard 10.
che position of cu.ton and the outlook for
prices is from Latham, Alexander 4 Co,
of New York. who write under date of
January %:
We have the pleasure OF submitting for
your information the following compare
tive position of cotton AMI prices on jan
uary - for the past three years.
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NEW YORk MnNnY-

New York January 26-CIearings. .lo7.
laL2d; balances. 81 'l72S9; government
plii9 strong State bonds dun: railroad
huniS iirm Money on call easy at iiE4fe
per cent laA, loan IT,. closed offered ll.,d
per cent Prime mercantile paper Gi-5f4
per cont sterling exchange steady, With
actual business in bankers bills at SGt.d
Nh for dema' and iSiadi So, for sixty
duN' Posted rates. iS5pi.S lih and iSSG
Mig' Commercial bills. iSS3i. Silver GER
dollars 80 rs
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ST. LOUIS.

81 Louis, Mo, January 2G.-Flour-Dnli.
uul urn ana unchanged Wheat-Firures
Gn9entd weak and lower closed weak IS
81 lower Than Yesterday Spot lower No.
a. req cash. Elevator S5i5 bid track. SS71
N. January. So May. 81 as july, 73 ask
ca, august, ~. Corn-Neak md lover in
n,yli RAINY with wheat. closed az fractional
'sSes from yesterday fer futures. SPOT
eeisi9r, No. > red. 1914; Janua-y n; Nav.
1 - 81 JOY 22ism22 IS. Oa-s-Dun and
.1"eri No. cash. To-: May. iN, rive
Sc track. Barley-Quiet: mailing. g61
.o'l r,nn9,eai-l.8j Bran--Quiet; steady,
ea.hed' eaSt tnck. 39dH. LAX seed
Hlodiy' '312, Prime timothy 51li1G a;
pysirie, 1o0nSno WhislSv-i.iS Co,,cn
i.es ana hasg.ns unchanged. = ylS Il. tsl-r;
SI,, .l,aa moss johbins. 77opSe0. Lard
EASTER, prime steam. 3.S2is: choice. 9.q0
Bhcon EoXeh shoulders. leo: extra yhor,
clear, 10. ribs. tPl: shorts sos. nrv sllt
rqea Boxed shoulder. Lgo. extra short
Gi,Sir, i3o ribs. $50; shorts +70 Receipts
Flour, 900 barrels: wheat, So00 bushels;
corn. 76.oo1 bushels oats. % .On0 bushels,
Shlpmerts-Flour COCO barrels; wheat, A.
bushels 9' WV
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FINANCIAL CYAnrrCRA,t

New York. January 2G-The Evening
The stock markets here were qtia, toiav
nNt WIN a rather good tone which on the
even RS of settlement locks well Amer
llrity, closing steady Although the DO
taiis or he MON Pacific schemes are not
tuliy understood here | understand that.
~ anc .ers, portion of guarantee funds
Offered here has practically been under
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the United States in Argentine, to the e ...;
i.ct that Argentine would have lsJ0,,rv
bushels Ct wheat for EXPORT; Mpts'vn.
bueehanan's letter was dated DecemDet y;
diTairs which later advices show 10 nave
changed. The Chicago and Northwestern
Ws serS eGe to oF the e yfry ~ The D
cold upon transportation facilities. Allan.
nc rort cleaiances were equal. m wheat
and -four. 10 Sl5.0oJ bushels. Bradstreet's
worlds v sible showed a decrease for tie
week OF l137.00O bushels. The he1videss
OF the market here Increase! Us the c.ose
general g'ylrg up of the shin BY the bulls
m thc last fifteen minutes and a drop of
a4 Enrn cent per bushsl IN the price,. ,,o
break In wheat. the expectation Of larger
receipts to follow the cold weather AND
me probable reduction OF rail freie his
selling.
cats made q new low record. The feel;
my was weak frofr start 10 finish and
closed at tho lowest prices of the day. The
uec;ne was brought about through SYM
nathv with wheat although some liquida
closed at i7s@ii7SHs". '' s'"'''' way ''"'
Trading vas very dun IN provisions May
n l,' e,osed about 5lsc and May lard and
F,s'.lma;e1 receip Is", Wedneslay-whea,
y cars corn 2lo cars. oats 10 cars, hogs
q. 900 htsld.
Cash QUOTATIONS were as follows:
Wheat-No. 2 spring 757sa76ss. No. 3
sprng 7iq75;. No. Z red Ss5sas7's
Ccra--No. 9. 217sI22
oatts-No. 9. l5si; No 2 white 1al4a9ola
Nc. white f b 1eATl9.
Rye-No. 2. -.
Parley,No. 2 nominal: No. $40 b 25GS3;
No. o h 2iu26
LAX se'ri-No. l. 74n1Sie
Timothy secd-~Frim, 2s0.
Mess pork--Pcr hbl 7.S7isoi7. go
lard-'i'er 100 lbs 3. s7s6m!i 90
Short ribs sides--l .ooso 2 N1Ti H.
,yfy saltei shoulders-Boxe1 4ifdf2.
S,hort clear Subsidized 4isfr.
gal I IN ''''"''e' '7~''e''' -
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KANSAS CITY

Kansas City, January &-c,A.;
ce.nts 1900, shipments lsC: IN.
active; Texas steers 2.90di.OS: ~ !
l.Ion2.I5;. native steers S.5OdtS' l,
cows and heifels l.5OI4 %: sc,s-
feeders 2.750il0: bulls i.75asE Y
Receipts 1900. shipments i nars. H.
strong. closed lower; bulk 81 ~ \
3.i5; heav1ss 3.l0d3. As; packsr y
mixe1 3,35n3.5O: light 2.7jiS &. y
3 35n3.i5; Pigs 2.s0d3.30. Sbeso. Is.
1000. shipments 200; STEADY. I'm. h
$50: muutons 2.00d2,4o
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

New York January 2G.--Cotton soei oil
dull: meal nominal; prime crude oil. In
barrels, 20c: prime summer yellow, In bar
REFS pc prime cotton sced meal $50
Now orleans. January 2j.-'rhe market
for cotton seed oil IS weak; meal and cake
easy. prime crude oil. IN hnlk. ice;
yncal and cake, si6.50iil675 per short ton
long ton. for eXport. SIS. a5illS.5O.
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Galveston: Sterling exchange Gos. 81 -
hnying Sl.N selling: New York sight isc
New Orleans sight, l-Sc premium selling
l-Ne discount buying
New YORK Sterling exchange, bankerS'
s-Nt.eS. - s4ie; commercial sixties. s.. S4l, /;
retchinalks, Comm-rcai sixties. gI9,
francs. bankers sixties s. 2OQ5. lgs, con-,
inerclal sixties. s520s.fy59l
New Orleans Sterling exchange co,,.
rercial 81. SSa4 s3a4 francs. commercial
sixties. s5;2o3s less liz; New York sight
SlW premium, commercial Poe discount
l.oudon--Bnnk rate Sis per cent street
Nto 3-l6. silver o l3-ltd. consols 1l2lI
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Sllt. Alt.

New orleans, January &c Sugar quiet
open kettle. 2n2 l3-l6; centrifugal grant,
lated. SANS rs. whites. 3ibu3 as; yellows
) lilo. seconds, 2i.nS 3-l6. Molasses-
steady; open l0ettle. Sa2O: centrifugal. "a
10 Syrup-Stoady: i;Mi6.
New York. January 26-Sugar-Raw-
Dull; refined quiet and steady.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas CITY Mo-. January wheat
Rather dull at n decline of cent. No .
hard i1U7Ia; No. . red. offered at 9Oc with
no bids: No. spring. 75iA@Tis Corn
About steady No. mixed. 174N17is Oats
SLOW. steady; No white nomiuaiiv 1-is
al Rye-No ., nominally 2oN3l. I!ay-
Week choice timothy. S.oguS50; choice
prairie 5000 80
Kereipts--Wheat, 5000 bushels; corn. ~. :
500; oats, l2.o0D. Shipmonts-W Wheat, 1900
bushels; corn. goo bushels oats. 1900.
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BUTTER AND Eggs.

Chicago, January 26.--Butter firm: dairy
aNl7. creamery l5N9, Eggs steady, fresh
l6 Cheese steady. fresh 9u9is.
ST Louis, January @.-3utter higher;
creamery i6'sR2l; DAIRY 9f'l5 Eggs firm.
at he,
Kansas city. January 2G,-Eggs higher,
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Nav York January -Whcat-Recoints
hoo. exports, ~ 1873. Spot weak: No.
hard. - 3.S. Options opened weaker ard
after very sharp break closed 3-HU2A
net lower than last night. No. . red Jan
uary, 50 rs; May. SS rs Hides ana leather
nrm. Wool steady,
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LONDON MONEY.

London. January % --Consols for money.
li.A, consolS for the account. liz sic Far
silver. % 3-lsl per ounce. Money. lc,1ls
per cent. Rate of discoun, in the oncn
ioarkej for short ana three months bills.
1-Sa2 BIG per cont,
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nrcnIpTs AND sHTPNEs.'I

The total re ,eipts Of co II,,a.s, 81
today were 1873 bales; rs III. Inlgn!!1
Colorado ard Santa re, iyrsire,lnE
and Great Northern, NJ NJ st,ssour- y
ton and Henderson,, ~ II pss
and Texas. sol; Gaives'o"
Houston. li16. ,,,,,,s tooi =
Tho Galveston COTTON ih
there were no shipme'Hs'
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LIVE STOCh,
HOUSTON.
GALN ESTON.

Reported for The Post by A. p. Norm,r
Eye STOCK commission merchant.
Choice per h. gross oih50 %.
common. per ID. gross........ 2Sp 20
Cows ~
Choice per III, gross. pun o.
Common, per head. sl2 d, "A o.
fearlngs-- -"
Choice, per H. gross .il0
Common, per Id. gross..,,, 2ap ~.
Calves -
Choice. per ID gross. m 3i,
Semnon, per ID. gross...... .b6p 2r
sEeep-- -
Choice. per H. gross.. N a..
S3mnon. per head ........, 90 d %
NNin ns,tadd ''..................,. alkM
'"as'ieu ''.''''''......,........ 2,sp 2I
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IIirN sEED 100 ~. 100 li..


OIL Lirseea. rs bbis raw, Hc. boiled
fe petroleum 10 ns'. in bbls. Igc. In
CAVES q ~ hr!iai' o. fli5. IN bbls. re.
stove i-a9 loe. 10 cA.es. - 10. in bb!s. lie:
Bppivn 81. ir Dbs i%ci IA cases. s. 20:
IN blir 2ge
WHITE LEAIp~ssifscny pure. oasHc;
sia..9ar1 white eg9 80, painters. &c.
WISDOM GLASS; IN boxes ~ aud ~ 10
~ ami u pr cent discount. new list
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Parhel MO quotations an for carload
ioi p houston nails are quoted in
suaii l0re.
HAkBED WIRE GHAen gal. $3.50
I~r l'p lbs p&.nfrI N.to. s?.fj. WaukeFan
,e higher than fi.d len.
Wire NAILS Hafr = p per ke- adj
ta--- l,I. lrl ana Ifl s.. 81 ana 20. To-;
~ orI ~. - IS ara 81. 35c. 81. ~ "a,
~.
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VESSELS SAILED FOR 0Nv&
NfxtA- III

SIS Ainsdale, Malta. Decembxi Y
SIS Bede. Hamburg. JanuayA
SIS britannia. Sunderland, Jn Y
Ss Castle Eden. Colon. Iecenlxl|
SIS Cromwell. Sunderland. d.
81 Holywell. Swansea, Jan. !.
SIS Lampasas. New York. Jta !
SIS Leona. New York. JAN 9 \
SIS Liathony, Buenos Ayre u J
SIS Lucina. RIO Janeiro, Dec
SIS Marito. HaVre. 1scemoHR
SIS Nadura. Cardiff. Dec. Y
SIS Niagara. Las Pd.mas,. DesrxI
SIS Robert Adamson. SuaderaN y
SIS Rotherfield. Barry. Pee. I
SIS Strathclyde. Algiers, Jana 4
Sc Thordisa. St. Vincent. jan !
SIS Tripoli, Hamburg, .JanuaDa
SIS unpeth. Halifax, Dec. y.
SIS Vera. at Bremen, Jan. T.
Bk Laura, Barbados. Jan.
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cold for future delivery than their wheat
supply will produce. Cash wheat Is In
deuhnd and at premium.
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Open- Noon yes'y
/ ing. Can. CloseiiClose.

a asked; b bid.
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES.
Opened steady; 1906. quiet; closed
steady: slles. 1880.
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WOOL MARK ETS.

London, January 2c-1he wool sales
wrrc 60 Il today. with a selection of fine
and greasY queensland and New South
Wales. Competition was more gene al
win An erlcan Layers purchasing 1000
bales. ineiIlilg supecior long stock. The
Z rcnch buyers took lot of hnc Queens
land wool. Faulty woods We're more reg
ular. Tho offerings today aggregated a.
3s7 bales. of which 1890 were with lrawr,
rhe tendency Tor good woods was harder.
The closing day of the present series has
been fixed for February 10 Following are
sales in detail New South Wales 6igl
bales secured GiedWls sd; greasy, 3S4Tl01.
Queensland. 1869 bales: secured. qd@ls III:
greasy. .sGs1. Victoria, 2p57 bales; secured
6isdqls Cd. greasy. 6hdlls I'D, TASMANIA,
~ bales. greasy. S1dllt@d. Australia 57i
bales, secured, liduis I'D; greasy. 7n7&s.
New Zcalrnd. llJI bales; secured. 6,3dT
Is 3'sd: greasy, Iq9lad; Cape of Good
HOPE and Nahal, 800 bales; secured, 7'an
SGD; greasy. 5isH1d.
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Open-l NoonI Yes'y
ing.l CAL. CLOSED Close.

q asked: bid.
LIVERPOOL FUTURES.
Opened duh. demand moderate: p. M.
duh; closed steady.
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c cS'Smon to far yssrlin.
Good cornfed hos.,''."....,.. H
Common to fair so.,.:......
GOOD fat sheep. 's' ,.-.,.,
Cattle CO Recss iipts. ~.
Tf s., I've and y'riinis;s X . ~
sbcsn '''''''......... ia n
Cool fat beeves,' =.
stesdy: good calves a. cows n.
' qnsst. n0Es quiet; TAI AZ ~ Ssstll \ b
:. Chicago. January -
k i.t was dun and stan CATH K. !.
ket was experienced eauy ~
ny proved saffcient ana The IA.
on puHers. Sales war ~ a'hfy N \
ior common dressed ~ s1de Il n
hctter . oias grades and isssn &
Packcrs' lass OF shipping anS se i,
,ranH ana feeders wv esper Y
W,,tn nv, o nlost OF the sales ~, u M
Gla a. at 2.oon3.D, ana 1Nn XII, hd,r,
IaiVos We're in good s ~ OWLS Il u
ihe usual demand al s,srp,y tod, !,
LED cattle We're w,ntoa Pin 4
COWS and heifers and =, s.el tiS,i'
IN hogs Nor days nricse. 1919 h !.
talned. Sales were msIs ven hA.
ing hogs at 3.25a3. 10 ANA ~ y han
1I ia 90, a Few little p!gs rss'Er.stts
~ .C 10 pounds bringins sEsnAs q
OF nhe hogs crossed fhns ~. ~ nj
49,. During the hitter ns $3.50 |, /
me market weakened snH sH q d
lower than yea.erdav' 'a pcH I
sheep prices were 10Tis Io,,op hrsy
made at 2.5od2.9O for rse INT hs,
tive sheep. fed Wes.errrvso r y ~
81, 80, and natives sold al thSIsv es a
SOL sit ,lWd2, %; yeai'lings y. tli ~ |
lambs 300 30 FOR comfros !, sWl
ceipts-cattie' 200; hogs. is,top;:Y Nv w !.
ST. LOUIS
st. Louis. Mo. Jan,arv -
ceipts, oO.c: shipments, 100; ns,ISa !
with good run OF fine cattis. y.
ping, steers. 3,Oa5.0O; drs ss. iaa Y
butchers steers, 3.6o1i7s. ~, -
feeders, 2.7jn3.7j; iIgh, s,. s!o1'1
COWS and mixed, l.ljTs *. M
dian cattle steady to stro,,s, ~ -. 4
40; cows. l.75n2.75. Hors".sss'ssi VA
shipments, 1000, market ( hi.S.lp
terdayi light, 3,4oai5O; mixed II
heavy, 3.loq3.50. Sheep-Rsc.,,,.
shipments, none; market INK
mn ttons, 2.75Qi.25: culls, Ii;S;E
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Boston. January 26.-The wool market
shows solcs on record of nearly l20N ,0cl
pouuIS THIS large business was divided
between domestic and foreign woods and
prices are bong maintained. Terrltor' al
woods are booming. 100000 pounds having
wtols are attracting attention ami some
gcuc Hn,-s have been taken on the ijasis
OF former quotatiops. Australian woods
ore n good demand with prices firm,
Texas woods. spring med TN, l. months
ildrl2: scourel price 27G2S; spring fine, II
months i0d1l: secured prce 3lU32, Terri
tory woods Montana fine medium and fine
9i9li1l: secured prsUc 31mS2; staple $685.;
ttah and Wyoming fine medium aud fine
Mill: secured pric. S0N32; Stanlc 3iNSh;
Australians. secured basis comelnE super
tine i76iS, combing good 42gi5; Queens
In n.i Combing i9Mti
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SAILED.
Tug George W. Pride. BrmsviA



SIS Thorntondale. Fowler 1 MN
SIS Bernard Hall. Sawyer I ca I
IS North Sands, D; Ripley I q
SIS Dunraven. ]. Molier q Co.
Sch NJ. r. Bohannes. ]. W. HgsG1
SIS Allemania. Fowler & Mcvjta
SIS Saba. Fowler & Mcvitis.
SIS Palentino. Culliford, CLARK I d
SIS Eden Hall. w. w. Wilson.
So CITY of Worcester. Moler I o.
Blk Genesta. Fowler & Mcvlua
SIS Nueces, j. y. Sawyer & d
SIS Nala, Fowler e. Mcvitis.
SIS Ida. Adone & Lobitt.
SIS Beresfor1. ]. Moller & Co.
SIS Lochmore. w. w. Wilson.
Rkt Jennie Sweeney. Fowler I n
IS Arthur Head. VIM. Far I q
Bk Westborough. ]. Moller 1 @ i
SIS Traveller. VIM. Parr & ca
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OCEAN FREIGHT ,

The following ocean :,
cotton are quoted tod9y. a,nooL w
From Galveston: 'ssnniiued VI
pound: Havre l7-6ln AZ on,ds
New York. 4Sc per lW poa
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New York, January 2e-Wiihout ,,,oii,
from the more important interior mar.
kois there was. very little business from
mat source; There We're n good number
or huyers IN the market, however. and
while their Inquiries were pressed with
some vigor, the business that resulted
was very small. The tone of the market
Is somawhat heavy for plain and hlcached
cottons, but sales are only OF moderate
quantities. Printing cloths quiet hut firm,
at 2's for regulars ''' III
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1881. I lss5. / ISIS.

M. ltso, I6aI.
World's visible sup
ply ..............i l22 gu 4. o1; as & 90 81
Marketed 10 dana s. 50 o.. (. SIS 81. / 81. III
ToSai exports ..... 4.Ooi. ijs @ 50 Isl 81. 5si
Stock IN L. :. ports 10. 81 dgi3 55 o.. 40
Stock "a Liverpool
dali kinds ...-..... 1926 %. l. III 00o Az 20
Ailoat FOR Europe
tAmcricans) ..... C2h o. 81 .H1li 7ee,prl
Middiny uplands-
New York .......'7 5-lec. s 5-lec 5ll-lGc
Midding upianis-
Liverpool ......... Z l-32l. a-1fi l-22d
The following VS. the prlce OF cotton
for future delivery in New York. basis
mlltlne. on January 2. q each y 'lr,
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bid: S sellers: value.
STOCKS AT LEADING MARKETS.

COMPARATIVE SPOT MARKET.
The following are the closing quotations
for cotton on The spot today at the lead
ing markets. together with closing of mid
ding yesterday. with today's sales
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MARINE INTELLIGEycI
Port of Galveston. I.nxp
ARRIVED.
,ch Ell, Davenport Dunton p.,,-

CLEARED.
SIS Nueces. Risk. New York
SIS Darlington. Dunbar, Bremen
The Lamar register., 1897-04-03
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, Gustaye Gran. by his deed OF
ed In the Office ot the county clerk and recorder
in the county OF Prywers snd state Of Colorado
ga nas .as "a al a sonveysd To- HENRY j. idrics. =.
trustee the following described real estate stt-
ua;e In the county Of prowers and state Of Cob
The north half OF the southeast one.qu srter tsss
of sE, of section thirty 10 IN toms htg twenty
the sixth principal meridian. containing eighty
scres more or less, together With water for irri-
mar Canal. tssid wat.r eonsistins Of ons cubic
foot Of water per sccond OF time, a. shown
Land. Reservoir and Canal Company, issued
TO the said Henry J. Adrieh. trusae
in trust 70 secure the payment Of bis
promi-sory note for the sum of six hundred
~" dollar, h ., aa.sa n A. roar.sa scnarits.
Company on the first day of March, 1s5, to-
sether with interest thereon semi -annraliy as
shown by ten coupons oftwenty -fourt ga dollars
each attached TO said note, and pay able resprc-
lively on the first days OF March and Scp;emo-r
of each year, with interest on said coupon notes
at the rate Of two per cent per month after ma
turify, and
Whereas said deed Of trust provides that in
case of default In the payment of said note, or
any interest thereon, or any part Thereof, thea
oessor in trust, sell the said presnlses, or any
part thereof. and all right and equity of reiemP-
tion of the said Gustave arAu therein al pub
Whereas, it is provided In and By said deed OF
trust that in case q the death. inability OF re
act at any time when action may bo required
for the execution OF the trusts under said deed
Of trust, then the legal holder Of said note may.
by writing duly acknowledged. sppoint a sue
cessor in trust 10 the said Henry J. Aldrieh and
Whereas the said Henry J. Aldrich is absent
from the state OF Colorado and unable to act,
and the legal bolder OF the said note has. BY
writing duly appointed the undersigned trus-
tee TO act as successor OF said Henry J. Aldrieh,
as recorded In the Office Of the county clerk and
recorder Of Prowers county and state OF Colo
rado; and
whereas, default has been made in the pay
ment Of the interest due September
LIST. 1884, and subsequent thereto, and no
part OF the same has been paid, and the legai
holder of said note has declared the whole OF said
principal sum and interest due and payable,and
deed q trust. trust. : F y go
Now therefore. the undersigned, as such trus-
tee, wiz on Tuesday, the 4th day of Nav.
1897, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the IRE
mont street front door at the court house in the
city Of Denver, Arapahoe county. Colorado. sell
the above described property, and the water
rights and interests appertaininy thereto and
described above, and in and by said deed OF trust
conveyed.
Dated March 30. lsN.
THOMAS L. SMITH. Trustee.
Successor in Trust.
First publication, April 3, 1851.
Last publication. May l, 1897.