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House Fired Into.

About midnight Thursday night several
pistol bullets were fired through the win
dow at the residence OF a. l.. a. DE Dsjii-
getty 1904 Noble street.
An inspection of tho room revealed two
shot holes where the bullets had imboddcd
themselves in the wall, These Mr. De
Bajligothy succeeded In extracting after
some difficulty and found them to he IS
calibre revolver bullets.
This is not tho nTst time that an atten
ton OF this kind has been paid TO Mr. De
Bailigethy, and, while he was inclined to
think the FIRST was perhaps an accidcJtal
shot from some drunken rcvellcr. he now
entortains serious apprchensions that thcre
arc designs on his life. The previous at
tempt occurred about week ago when
the window OF his front door was shot
through
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WESTERN CAPITALISTS
Make Important Invcstmcnts In the
"DiamOnd District"

Tho American Land company OF St
Louis and Chicago brought In party OF
twenty four capitalists yesterday morning
who came by special Pullman car from
Frceport. ILL.,, and Mason City. Iowa. Al
ter spending few hours in the city they
left for La Porto by special train.
These parties have invested quito ex-
tensively in large tracts of land In what
is known as the Diamond District" They
propose cutting this land up into small
truck farms and colonizc upon IL a lot OF
thrifty German and Swedish farmers.
Their Investment was OF land located
between Webster on the Galveston. Hous-
ton and La Porte.
Tho section known as the Diamond Dis
trict is that portion Of the South Texas
coast country, with Houston at its north
ern point. and Galveston at Its southern
point. bounded on the west by the line OF
the Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe railroad.
and on the east by Buffalo bayou, San
Jacipto and Galveston bays.
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WEEKLY TRADE REVIEWS.
BUSINESS IS SLOWLY INCREASING
In Volume. hist u II stsli Mach pe,,,,
For"er fears-Hesvy Wool saies.
Lishs Dcmsaa for Products.

N>~ sx... &C.,. a.
WV Win Marcn ta-R. u. Dun q CO. =
weekly Reyisw OF Trade tofuorrow vs,s,
| say: Though x..cdilx ,,.ra.s,,,. ~, .......
AZ .,.,, ..,..,s ,.,s '"'' e"s'"s' ".n"sss
SUN sn'"" ceioW us volume Ia former
yeari OF prosperity and many .voress
dlsappointment w., ,h,.. 4,
,v,,v So, -. so"e ss'''
""N. WIN morn hands M WORK
ana more mills In operation, and as N re-
suit larger purchases %, M, ,,ry., n.
dni,xea H. -. - ''"e' "
'" sV"V orAhchcs " is felt al
reaoS-thefo " Increased volume IN dry
goods, iron .ul stool THO ,r,.,r.- :, -.
non "a, -, ,..,,. NV p'"s'os VI e"e
s 80 ''ec' 'nu"s'ry Is hinucrsd by un-
'eti"ih'y rsgarhng the cost OF lake ore
for ahe coming year. thourh ,,e r,n.,,sa
adt,u,r,,,.r. "oa" ".' rVp's"a
", Hou"ccas meetings N
iekorucu as evidence that an asrecne MT
VIII be ultimately re,,chrJ 4, ~ ,x,o,.,..
that Norrie ore n, Co N, ,',,, 80 ''e
~. "'e ~ s.'o whi Ire taken as
sue basis. which win imply about Ss.g for
Messaha ores but unil tho ou,s,.oc sbau
be aott,cd MANI. "" s''"''
No.. - "'""' Important tNnsac'lors
AZ W n,r,Iui,el.
,pc shere Is no great gam In flushed
s esn trv demand Increases. Contracts
LOT s'Ncral buildings al Chicago mr.. ponu-
~, ~. ahn niso Tor many bridges aud other
w, W. ", "'sl we demand for wire ads ana
n.y. WY uoes hot ab.ie. The demand for
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Cotton myers Association.

All roads in the state are making special
rates for tho State Cotton Buyers associa
tlon. which will be held at Corsicana.
March 81 TO April t.
The latest circular received is from tho
Cotton Belt which makes the following
rates:
From points within Is miles OF Corsicana,
rate Of fare and ono-third; from points
within &c to 100 miles OF Corsicana. rate of
50 from points over 100 miles from Cor
sicana. rate Of one fare, not TO exceed
IS from any point
All roads make tickets good for return
April 5. II is understood II will be the
largest gathering OF cotton buyers ever
assembled In the State.
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=. A. 4 A. r. Rates.

The following special rates have been
made by the San Antonio and Arkansas Pas,
| railway:
| conference OF the African Methodist Epis-
| copal church to be held in San Antonio
| Texas, April 1 TO 8. tickets will be sold on
| certificate plan.
Annual meeting of the Daughters OF the
Republic OF Texas. For this occasion you
may sell round trip tickets to Houston at
rate made on the distance plan. Tickets 10
be sold April IS. limited to 23d for return.
For the State Medical association at
Paris. Texas. April 27-30. tickets will be
sold on the certificate plan.
Account Of the annual convention Of the
Texas division OF the Travellers Protective
Association Of America, to be held at Hous-
ton. Texas, April 1911, you can sell round
trip ticket to Houston at rate OF one fare,
not to exceed So; tickets to be sold April
1915. limited to April 10 for return.
Agents on Kerrville branch In selling via
San Antonio and Galveston. Harrisburg
and San Antonio will make rate by adding
their one way local rate TO San Antonio
to Sc.
Stations north Of Giddings will sell via
Flatopa and Galveston. Harrisburg and
San Antonio and agents north Of Cameron
risburs and San Antonio or Cameron aud
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fee in which
case they will use coupon tickets.
On account OF State Cotton Buyers con-
vcntion. Corsicana. Texas. March 81. round
trip tickets will be sold at rate made as
follows: Agents on Kerrviile branch will
make rate by adding their one way local
rate to San Antonio to Sc and route via
Galveston. Harrisburg and San Antonio,
Nat, In ,t,I c., At,ta opI Ivan
Pas to Waco st. Louis and Southwestern.
Agents San Antonio to Yoakum. Sinner to
Winchester. and Lockhart branches, will
sell at rate Of Sc. Agents north OF Gid
dings and from Halletsville to jeanette.
inclusive. will sell at one fare. AGENTS
south of Remedy will sell at rate made by
adding their one way local rate to Kennedy
to 81, except when business is routed via
San Antonio. In which case they will add
their one way local rate to San Antonio TO
Sc, routing the business via Galveston. Har-
risburg and San Antonio Flatonia, San An
tonic and Arkansas Pass to Waco, st, Louis
Southwestern to Corsicana. Sell March 30.
Limited to April for return.
For the San Antonio Gun Club tourna-
mcnt, April l5-I7, you may soil round trip
tickets TO San Antonio at rate OF ono fare
for the round trip, tickets to be sold April
IA. limited to April Is for return.
Please notify passengers that an extern
sicn OF limit on their tickets to April ~
will be made II tickets are deposit ID with
the terminal line agent at San Antonio be-
fore April is. This In order to allow than
to witness the Battle Of Flowers, which
will take place on April II.
We will extend local tickets II presented
at nv ofnrc In Maverick Bank building,
Alamo Plaza, T., J Martin.
General Passenger Agent.
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Huntington In Ncw Orleans.

New Orleans, March I9,-There are quite
n number of Southern Pacific officials In
the city. Yesterday morning President
Huntington arrived in his private car, ana
last night Third Vice President Stubs. ii.
Il. Huntington, assistant to the president
Corliss r Huntington, julius kruttschnitt,
Mr. Bein and others came in. two special
cars in all. OF them. These cars gathered
in the rear OF the Morgan depot.
The assemblage here OF 80 many promi'
rent officials OF the Southern Pacific road
is taken by some to be matter Of mo-
mcnt that there Ia something important
bringing them here. Tho gathering OF the
head officials OF railroads always carries
with II this idea to many peoples minds.
and there may possibly be something OF
more than passing Importance bringing the
Southern Pacific people here at this time.
Mr. Miles the private secretary, said that
there was hardly any interesting informa-
ton which MIR. Huntington cared to give,
that there was a dullness as yet throughout
the country which did not give much en-
courarement to more railroad improve
ments
Some OF the other officials stated that the
object Of the gathering here was 10 at
tend meeting which is TO be held In
this city Of the old Morgan. Louisiana and
Texas road This road is now the property
Of the Southern Pacific company, yet I'M
der the laws of the State an election has
to he held here every year. the officers be-
ing chosen as a matter Of form and bearing
titles for the same reason. This meeting
will be held this week, and these gentle
men. most of whom are stockholders, ere
here for the purpose OF casting their vote.
Aside from this mission II is an open
secret that there is an uneas'ness among
them over the probable action Of the Fed
eral grand jury. Both the Pacific lines
are this week watching for something TO
happon in the Federal grand jury rooms.
This is. al any rate the belief Of railroad
people. The entire party will be hers DIV
erai DAYS. Mr.. Huntington will remain over
here until next week.
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THE HOTELS.

muWLoR-RATEs $3.50 AND $500
a DAY. JAMES LAWLOR. PHO
4 Norris, San Antonio; II. II. Ebert
n Rtk; d. b. Stancliff, ATLANTA: l.,
N A. and NJ. college; w. i. WAY.
Iilocio; H. 4. Keenan,, John *. Ros-
MT Worth, w. L.. Settle. Ennis.
s. Beard, Fort Worth. r. Da-
=, New Orleans; G. Il. Brookington.
YORK; II. l.. Stuart, gainesville; w,
nIpn Massa chusetts. Vim. Purh
YpA; W. L. Gribbic, city: II, P.
"A Gsvcston, Charles j. GLIDING,
IA 3Iass.; H. X. Baker, r. u. KnIvlit'
II; Mr. ard Mrs. chiries Small. Nav
n s Marx, Galveston. II. Enrel-
y Nks Lena Engcihardt, New Or
N { ii, WASHER, St LOUIS; u. s.
aa Portsmouth Gan Clark. W. Il.
n Gordon, Iowa; h. u. Porter. j. 4
N C, 0. Frye. Peter Burness, ] "a
tatugh, j. A. Hewett, l.. Residing
No.. c. !. Cam, Mli,sonyillo; MI
~ D. Bullock, Greenfield. Mass
npty. Texas city: Gus Serglc. Car
M No.; s. A. Lewis, Calvert, j II
M Atlanta. +. Farnsworth. Cuero:
nsH. Whelan. Texas; Is. j. Moselev
louis II. G. Roberts, Galveston. ii
lxnan, ". 7. Way. Fort WORTH.
Brp Dallas: II. II. Drew and wife
w; z. y. Minnock. Bohbin: Gcorya
~. MIDWAY Farm; Ben Anderson.
4, kenncdv arllwifa, Su~ar.
M y Hanway. Dallas; w. c. Gif.
M icrk. I. -. haSIasun. san =
" D, Sloan, Louisville: i. G.. Crnv-
iw! Worth Robert Atkinson. chi
hS vineyard. Eagle Lake.
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Prominent RniIrond officials.

special train VIII arrive this morning
on the Southern Pacific with several dis
tingulshed railroad officials. Tho official,
arc c. p. Huntington, president of the
Southern Pacific. with II, T. Huntington.
first assistant to the president; j. Krutts-
chnltt, general manager; j C.. Stubbs.
general traffic manager and c. W. Bcin,
traffic manager OF the Houston and Texas
Central and Southern Pacific. They left
New Orleans yesterday and remained over
at Beaumont last night They will arrive
II the proposed programme is not changed
they will 90 to Galveston.
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I.ooLInw far n Maidstone.

The Post noted telegram from Rich
mond yesterday morning which stated
that n boy had been bitten by a mad dog
near that place. He was brought to IIous-
ton yesterday morning by his father, who
was looking for a maidstone TO apply to the
bite. Yesterday afternoon a man with his
vito and child arrived In Houston from
Richmond. all OF whom had bsen bitten by
the same dog. They Dre also In search OF
a maidstone.
The Post will state that madstones are
to be had at Waxahachic. Dallas AMI ben
ison this information being given By q
party who saw the notice In yesterdays
NJ
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Contract to ne LET.

Captain +. A. Hyatt. who has had rev.
erai contracts for the work which has hecr
done on tho tetties at Sabine Pass. is IN
inc city. He says ne never heard 80 much
railroad talk. and with It work, as is 20.
ing on at Beaumont, Sabine Pass and por,
Ar'hur. All work is being pushed for
WARD very rapidly and in a short time ina,
section WIN be cut NJ with railroad tracks
oh Aprii 10 the contract will be let for
,n' extension OF the jetties at Sabine Paus
Ohe m,iiion dollars has been Appropriated
which is the largest amount every given
work. 'o' WIS
Inc two ict.ies are each four miles ,onr
anu this appropriation is for extending
contract has been let at Port Arthur
ior the dredging OF channel 800 feet Iopr
q, al th'rty feee>ieep. which will run from
iayiors bayou IA deep water in the pass.
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Lively Meeting over Commissions.

A lively meeting Of Western and trans
continental lines has been held In Chicago
for the purpose of devisins methods OF
commission payments on Call
,orr,. business from the Atlantic seaports.
A, nresen, higher commissions arS author
i,ed nv way of Now Orleans than through
Chicago or st. Louis. and that has strong
tendency 10 divert business TO the South
The entire commission situation In the
West was discussed and brought out the
fact mai extensive decentralization exists
Tho authorized commission business frcm
6, paul and Chicago for instance, Is y,
cents. /, developed that 81 is being laid'
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inc decree as issued At Galveston by
united states Judge D. II. Bryant on in.
prevention Of L. ]. Smith. which appeared
exclusively in The Post yesterday. caused
n'uc stir among the Galveston, La Port,
ana Houston railroad officials, As tn,
matter stands now. nothing can be done II
ms court until December s, 1897. or
course the road could be sold, az 1, So
aaen desired by great majority OF the
s,oe kno'ders and creditors, provided Their,
was no objection made. But this ,s no,
nso'e 10 be the case. as those who have
wpposeu the sale as suggested, seem deter.
mined 10 stand by the action f,rst taken
.o me committee appointed to agree ON
in Gs, oss,s OF settlement will meet toda,
w naNeston. II is probable that thsy vii,
oe met by Mr.. Huntington. who arrived
n,en HOUSTON last night, and who. With othc,
o'ho'ais' VIII visit Galveston today.
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Mexico City. March 19.-Colonel p. r.
Smith. representing New York City CAPT
taiists. has received from tho Mexican gov
eminent a renewal OF the Huller- Young
concession for the construction OF a rail-
road from a point on the United States
border through the States of chihuahua
and Sonora to the City OF Guayamaa on the
Pacific coast. The road will be built across
the Sierra Madre mountains. and II is the
intention OF the company TO commence the
work OF constructi ion June 1.
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Palestine. Tex. March io.-Our citizens
are very enthusiastic over one of the candi-
dates for postmaster, william Converse.
who has been and still is an engineer on
the International and Great Northern rail
way, who has pulled the throttle for thirty
years past, Ia the ono they hope TO sec get
the appointment He Is one Of our hest
citizens and has lived here for tho past
fifteen years, owns his own residence an
nearly all Of the republicans. as well as
populists and democrats. would be pleased
to see him get there.
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neon Charlie Wheeler, a i7-year- old young
man. who lived near Mount Zion. twelve
miles northwest OF Paris, was drowned near
the mouth Of lied Branch. stream which
einpties into Red River. Young Wheeler
and another youth named Ed Bonham were
IN a boat setting trot lines when boat
turned over and both we're thrown into the
water. Bonham swan out. but Wheeler
sank and his body vas not found.
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Henry r. Currie. son OF Henry C. Cur
RE, the well known depot master at the
Grand Central depot died nj 8 10 o'clock
last night at the family residence, corner
OF Rusk and Milan The deceased was
% years OF age and single. The cause Of
his death was consumption. There VIII
be services Mt tho house this morning, al
ter which tho remains viii he taken at
A. IN. TO Chsppell Hin for intermont.
Following are the pail bearers: r. G.,
Stewart, Allen Sheppard. Ed Wilson, John
Burroughs. r.. s. Hamilton and Tom
Mulyerhill
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Dallas. Texas. March 1a.-Bruce Ewing
enief clerk In the accountants office Of
the freight department OF the Katy. was
round dead In his room at the st. George
Hotel at o'clock this morning. He was
suffering from congestion when he retired
iast nisht and soon aflerward had a ply
sMlah summoned. The latter prescribed
morphine to alleviate the pain and said
the patient would soon be all right. When
the bell boy who swakes Mr.. Ewing en-
tered the room lie was extinct.
Bruce Ewing WAS well known In railroad
circles. He had been with the Katy nine
years and was regarded as a very bright
man. He leaves n mother and sister at
seymour. Ind. where the remains will be
sh'pped for intcrmcnt. His brother. Abe
Ewing, who is paymaster Of the Texas and
Pacinc. will accompany the body. which
will be shipped tomorrow.
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Tho following resolutions were adopted
at the last regular meeting OF the Houston
Labor Council;
Whereas. We the delegates to the La
Dor council, learning that the employees OF
the Street Railway company OF Houston
have organized into division OF the
street Railway Mems Amalgamated as
ISOLATION. Therefore, be IL
Resolved. That We extend to the mem
bers OF the union our hearty sympathy and
sunpnrt
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s,.trmatI.-d nohbery.

Cuero. Texas March ie.--An organized
system Of tbievery has been discovered by
the officers and one Of the supposed cui-
prits is In iail The dry goods storcs are
the principal sufferers. There " about SIS
worth OF clothing now in the sherln's office.
besides considerable that has been iden.
tiled.
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rs X. Hooper. Mrs. c. II. Rey.
sEnycr, Miss Gussia Shrinshi. Israel
Chicago; c. a. Smith, ST. Louis:
@cne. Dallas; W. +. Turner, New
II. Brown. James W. Kirk. De
Ss0rge I. Pringlc. South Carolina;
Mr1, ST. Louis, r. a. Kelrng. /
gE, railway; r. $. Williams. DIN
~ George A. Rinney, Dallas: j. V.
I1ye, Mlwa ukee: j. T.. Hoffman
e T. II. Nyo, Dallas; n. NJ. SO.
le Orneaud SomerVillc. Tuscaloosa.
~ Williams, PARIS. Texas; J. ~
AZ D., and family, New York
Ncrk. johnson Creek, Wis: &. ~
~, Kansas city. Mo-. Walter e.
Z n. Rodgers, J. i. Howison,
ivM, ", II. Strttton. Dallas, Texas.
AHiale, Chioago II. W. Adams
yoeeph N, Davies, Pierce civ
N. neyfuss, Galveston: s. +. Jewett
~ Mnds Mills, New York: ii. j. IHe
Neh Il. |. Harlin, Marlin. Tex,
Gibbs. Huntsville. Texas: Ed
~. W Lyon, Morris,own, N. j.; c. r.
~ New York; V. T. Fermier. Mo.
w,h II. i. Wafford. Cucro. TEXAS,
M,Glns. ST, Louis, Mo; ii. h. Nos.
Achmond, Va.
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a Pheasantry MT W,co.

|sr ieSas' March 1.-THE bird lovers
M, aA'e determined to start a pleas
|hx hoa re and a movement is already on
|sesth 10 he encouragement OF the
|>W hcsc magnificent birds.
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= similar condition q affairs exists at a.
Louis on westbcund business. Thinss are
suisht In Chicago. and also In Colorado
ara california. but the generalization that
.A's.s at st. Paul and ST. Louis threatens
20 sprcad. so that the whole situation Ia
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New York, March 1.-The following "a.
bic. compiled by Bradstrcot's. shows tho
total cleranccs nj tho principal orieA ana
the percentage OF increase or decrease as
compared with the corresponding week
last year.
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New Yc,k. March ie.--Brudstrest's n.
| nanciaa Review tomorrow viii say; Great.
or activity ana continued irrceulsr!ty Ia
ne movement OF prices have bccn the
features Of this weeks market While q
portion OF the list headed by the Wander.
bill, stocks as~in showed \ marked tend
ancy to advance. there have been bear.sh
uvii'"ns'rdtions, the most important Of
wnich MAS IN Missouri Pacific The mo, q.
ment IN the latter stock seems 20 have
been hear raid. facilitated by tho nm
ptotecicd position OF the STOCK, NumorA
" diiiioplty. In regard TO meeting tho
sSa hssys s Anm interest .s wSrs pun on,
INC price down from ~ 3-S OH last Stature
day TO. IL on Tuesday. Such . decline
naturally started receivershtp rumors and
was aggravated by liquidation aud the cN
hAusioh ui margins. penialr by the man.
@ecmen, that thcrc wse any cause for
aaprrshe.wson s~emed incTeotip,a to check
afternoon when the leading official an
nounced that all April coupons would hs
u, ,so uhiSu on presentation, that the pan
,.sy feeling IN ,,sgard 70 Missouri Pacific
WIS arrested. When this ramn out heavy
rhort covering onsued and the prico was
vnrrict up 10 ~ aud remained ateady at
ina, INSURE for tho rest of the week II 10
% be noticed that heavy covering In
Aiahhsh han ana Western Union helped tho
depression Of tho other leading Gould
etocks. which fact may be significant as
w VIZ ntirtn,
othcr securities. notably sugar, have dis.
nleyeu. considerable irrcruhr,ty and pro.
iea-ioilbl tntcrS, n nN,y be- said found
more opportunity for the exercise OF their
hlscuattve methods than In any market
Whlch has been seen for some time mast
IL may bc further observed that while
.somc increase In the volume of outside
business might he noted, the spec uiulion
remarked for the most p,ri IN the hands
of profess ions.
E,dope has either sold stocks or ali.
.lulh'd from taking any part In our mar.
ket AZ tho same time the strained copdi-
lions or European politics and the cons.n
pucht heryoua ana appwhcnsivo state OF
speculation on the other alto OF thu ocean
appMr to have lost much OF then intlt,-
enc. on This market, and IL is appsr.
emily realized that at present Iondun
holds comparatively few american sto, ka
Tor speculative account. so that seilr,,
from that quarter ia net TO he droudnd
hcve.
So far as the market has been affected
ny NE meeting of congress- nnd the Ia
PRODUCTION Of tho new tariff bill the in
i,ucnoo has lscn on the whole favorable
Ihc railroad situation IL virtually un.
changed and tho latest reports Of riiIroaa
earnings, though displaying Ia some In
stances large derr~ares, arc uxpla. n~d hy
INC prevalence OF severe wea her In tho
West and NORTHWEST involving more or
less interruption In the traffic OF tho
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IL. ~ I
ern srlnners,. against |, 49, - "S''a'
ssoSks e. the seAbosrd ana <wensy.nins
.eNo,n9 southern interior csntsrs have ds.
;s1ttnst a decrease during the correspond.
iiE period last season 81 st,0sS and are
no. @S0 larger than At this date ia
Including stocks left over at ports and
imeror towns from the. lsst crop and the
s,umper q bales brought into sight thus
e siis,Isa, sEsinst kna.So ef fcs Tho esn,s
period last year.
!, ,v,st be remembered that the weekly,
tctsry Hestcr'r reports are made un 10
corirsrondinK dates last wear, year before
snd ~ 1mN No points ara included in
cluded In other years compared with. No
corrections are included In this years
movement that were permitted 10 remain
mhtu the close Of the season In previous