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Cotton Faster.

Cargill Richardson of Houston say;
Considerable activity was shown In all
mariNts for half holiday. Stocks ruled
substantially firm with good volume OF
buBnossA Wheat was not 30 active as
yeaterday, >~ado being confined 10 evening
over Sunday May sold from W IL TO %.
january closing LOS, July So 3-S. Cotton
was local market with prices shade
easier. due to an increased movement Es-
tmatcd receipts at ports Tor the week are
2S0, o00, againat loo, oU0 last year and 10000
In 1880 The visible supply for the week de-
creased $4,000 bales, against an Increase OF
AZ, 600 Ia 1895. the total visible now beng
4,4l6,GsS, against 4.S96.9Ss in 1895. These
figures are quite startling when We COM
slider That nearly 100000 bales moro Ameri-
can has come into slight than in 1895. New
York closed to . down, New Orleans j
down, Liverpool | TO ] l-2-Oid down. Spots
unchanged. Clear weather and liberal re-
ceipts viii increase the bcarlsh sentiment
again, but any decline OF consequences
should be met with sufficient buying to
again turn prices. For those oontentod
with small profits cotton Is n comparatively
safe market In scalp. Predictions are made
for dollar Nay wheat next week and gen
orally higher stock market
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SUGAR.

New Orleans January 1.--sngar--Quiet bu,
firm; open kettle. 2ih6p2ss graduated. NO
ll-IG; whites. 1-sGpi 5-lG; yeliows 3 1l-i6Gr
l-1G: seconds, 2Mn3M Molasses- -steady;
open kettle. B6t2T centrifugal. 5MI3. Syrup
Steady. 1si22. Others unchanged.
New York. January 81. --Eugar-Raw steady:
fair renning, 3 9-iGi centrifugal. 96 test liz.
Refined Steady; mold A, bss; STANDARD A,
powdered cubes. 6 SIG; granulated, sk.
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i'm THE COTTON MARKETS.
Continued Heavy Movement Causes
Some Weakness
ALL THE FUTURE MARKETS DECLINE,
Estimates for Monday md Next
Week Arc Libcrni--No change In
the Quotations OF spots.
office Of Tho Post.

Houston, Saturday, January 20
Cotton was easier again today. due to the
liberal movement at ports and the big es-
innate for Monday and next week.-mrs. COM
pared With both last year and the big crop
Year.
spots are evidently being firmly held. as
tho FACTORS generally are bulllsnly incnncu.
lney pciieyo that cotton rs too cheap and
are dong all they can TO get better prices.
utspi,e tno discrepancy IN aeiiverNs,
Fort receipts touay were sS,lsl, against
1890 last year and -e,4uI in 1889.
Liverpool tutures cioscd AT Il toss OF i-6i
aud New orleans WAS aown on tcpruary
anu J on otncr positions. New YORK
showed d loss of 3 points.
spots closed unchanged With small sales.
New orleans expects MONDAY $1,000 TO
.a,o0o, against ,lVu last year and zV.SSl III
1895.
Houston expects 5000 to 5000, against 2oiI
last year anu bi6i in 1895.
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cALyEsroN sTATEMENp


orlntann Tcxas, January 29--Thc steancr
Iioreiip VIII sniI today FIR Liberty. whore she
wilj undergo repairs.
Following are tho sclioonora in port waiting
for fair wind 10 sail: HosaIic. Mary Ann.
Vim. Murray. Rosina, Fannie. Columbus and
Ludy Dora,
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PRIMES California, so eos. nc: eo-7os,
csc; lo-s0s, 6hc; 9o-l00s, 5U5Ac.
lie; Naples. 12isc: walnuts. l9apilc peanuts,
iHg5c almonds, California i2Nlic per 10. In
sacks; pecans. 2Aq4Isc; Italian chestnuts.
Toe h.
coCoANuTs- 90 per 100; $500 per 1000
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ST. Louis Grain aud Provisions.

ST. Louis. January 29-Flour quiet ana
strong, without change. Wheat lower, clos
ing Mc below yesterday for May. with Jnnu..,
airy Xc off; MAY opened lsa better. went on
isSfMc, rallied @Miac, dropped back hc, re-
acted sc, declined 19sc. recovered sc, later
going down nc and nor ,allying more orr, than pa,
tom: spot dull, neglected aid lower: No,
red cash, elevator 49, track o.; January
81 Corn Futures slow, weak and fraction.
ally lower than Yesterday; spot oc qnIst ana
oS74 .juI, 2sh Oats--utilres quiet and easier,
SPOT higher: No. cash ei9 ,,,, s, r. traes
White ssXM26 rye steady Az. Flax socd
lower. I2S Prime timothy seed 2G5 Corn
meal lao Bran, sacked cast track os. Hay
dul, and steady; prairie so. timothy S00d
10 % Whisky 11o. Cotton ties and bagging
unchanged, Pork steady: standard mess job
bling o.STh Lard nominal: prime steam
4.esis; choice 40. Bacon--Boxed lots, extra
short tlear 5,37Mm5.50; ribs b50G5 6zh
shorts 4 g2ts15.75, Dry salt meats Boxed
shoulders 4, 55Gl5 90; extra shori clear f.STlsT
s. 90: ribs .o0l5. l2ta; shorts 8 .12hM5.25
-. mt
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worlds visible supply.

The worlds visible supply OF cotton de-
creased 1908 bales this week. against an
increase OF 1922 for the same week OF last
year. The present supply is s5S.23s bales
more than on this date In 1897 and SOC oil
less than In 1896 Tho following table gives
the supply today and on this date In pre-
yious years
1893 4,146, G3s1saG ....... $3.50 PES
1897. ,0Ss, 400I1Sg5 ......... 1862. $40
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Floresyille. Wilson County. Texas January
y "a northeY came up last night and for
n while the wind blaw unusually hard, u
was hoped there would be a good rain with
the next norllier rs the ground IL getting
very dry and farmers are needing rain badly,
but they we're disappointed
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Ad,.ce 10 cotton PLANTERS.

Warning is being sent from the banking
office of latham, Alexander & Co.. No. ~
Wall street, New York. 10 the farmers Of
the South 10 reduce the cotton acreage lhis
year. AZ the office OF the bankers the fol-
loving statement WAS given out yesterdays
THE South can not stand another cotton
crop OF the same dimensions aS that of 1897
without bringing about disaster ana bank
ruptcy TO planters and handlers of cotton.
and relative harm 10 che general mercan-
tile interest OF the South, The price OF cot
ton IL more readily Influenced by the mex
oraDle law Of supply and demand than any
other article OF commerce, for no commod-
ity Is 80 sensitive to fluctuations. Cotton
raising IN this country is virtually a
monopoly, Two-thirds Of the entire prod
tct each year is taken readily by buyers In
foreign countries, and the planters In the
South are justly entitled to fair rcmun-
Grafton for their labor, An oyersupply Us
the only reason why they have TO sell
6 600, 900 to 1900, 900 bales OF cotton 10 for
eign suinnerB without profit.
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IsXponrs..,,n As,rv,isF


To New York Per IS Alamo, sase bales cot
toa 1000 sacks cement, 800 barrela oil, Sal
sacks pccans, 1900 sacks fertilizer
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Dry Goods.

New York, January 2a.-coudtlons favor
able 10 more extonsiye trade nra shown in the
dry goods market at the close OF tho weeks
trading The disposition Of buyers 10 moro
In tho line OF free purchases The returns
for the week have been partially satisfactory.
In cotton goods lines there has been but slight
increase IN sales. aud this has been due to
local causes Ia some SECTIONS: but there hus
staple goods, with prints ia fair, steady de-
mand.
There have been some adjustments In the
prices OF American indiyoes. but aside from
these there are no quotable chnnges ~ the
price situation In any class Of goods. Jofhcrs
locally have had week which aggregated
better than last week, Reports from out Of
town jobbing centers show that the Interest
taken by retailers In the market II neither
slight nor hecting. ~ z \,
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MAntNE INTi1LLlcnNcI1

Port Of Galveston. January %.
AERtvrE.
SIS Acacia. Cameron, Genoa, s5
So Haddon liail, Thomas. Calcutta.
IS Nueces. Risk. NcM YORK.
Ss Morgan. Staples, Morgan City.
M CLEARED.
So Alamo. li!s, New York.
Ss Morgan. staples. BRACES Santiago.
50 A,cna, Frosted. ntemen.
So Treasury Roberts, HANrc. III
Sch Jerome II. Look, lioogkins, Pascasoula
SAILED.
SIS Alajnc. lliS, New Work.
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LIVE STOCK.

All Glasses OF cottle continue In active de-
mand. Mastfed hogs are not wanted; corn
fed hogs in fair supply; calves arc scarce
and bring good prices
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Trndc Nntcs.

only question is as to the extent of future
advances
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NNrNNrs .FoREioN.

, From calcutta-rer as lladdon Hall. g6,'sG
bales iutc.
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New York January eo.-Conee-Optio
opened dull 81 unchanged 70 points ad-
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SIS Alamo. Xix. New York
SIS Honiton. Sery, Rotterdam.
So Morgan, staples, DrReOs Santiago.
SIS AYonn. Nrostaa, nreulen.
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ItoustOn ItniIrOmI Nccc

ions,on's gross rere pts OF cotton by the various
railreaascnterhg the city worc rs follows;
Missouri Kansas ami Texas. .,.... 2,lAa
Houston ani Texas Central. ,,s,.t.-,.... -. .,3d@
internationsl aud treat Northern. ...... V7b
san Antonlc and Aransas Pass ........,..,.. 23k
emit Colorado and >ant. Ec. -. ...s...... ~
tnlvrston iiafr,Sburs and san Antouo,... l5l
Ilonstpu East aud Wvst rexas .,..,,...,....- $50
Texas and New Orleans. ,..,,,....... 10
Wagon t.t.,.,.t.s-., .tss.
Total ..a,.... ....5... s......,. 8,7D7
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HOUSTON wHoLEsALE PRICES.


These quotations are revised daily. and their
correctness can be relied upon. The prices
are these ruling in the Houston wholesale
mcrkets.
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nA1vrsrnM cnrroN nrcEIrr,

BY Gulf. Colorado AMI Sahtn Fc railway.
200? bales; International and Great Northern
weston. Houston and Henderson, 1890; Calves
ton. In Porte and Houston 1iS; barge DAISY
12f4, hnrEe Wilie. 1911; sch Try Again, 4;
Total 1856
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wcekIy Interiur Nov

Weekly Interior Movement.
The weekly movement o, cotton ~ III
leading interior towns, according to tue
Chronicle statement. issued this morning.
,raa "a failnWa. M.
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Rice, Navarro County. Texas. January 20.
The farmers are planting oats and are get
ting corn land in good fix for the planting
and about 800 acres Of sod land Is going into
cultivation this year.
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GALVESTON.

Reported for The Post by a. p. Norman,
live stock commission merchant
Beeves-
Choice. per h. gross.......... $40
Common, per ID, gross. 2l3g
Cows
Choice, per lb. gross ..... q sla
Common. per lib, gross. 2h6p q.
Yearlings-
Choice, per lb, gross. ..,....... 40 3ia
Common, per ID. gross. 2Aqp g.
Calves
Choice. per ID. gross. .......... $40 Az
Common. per To- gross. ........ 2A9
Sheep
Choice. per ID, gross. .......... % Az
Common. per lb. gross. a 3is
Hogs
Cornfed, per ID. gross. ........ $40
Mastfed, per lb, gross ....... 24D 2&
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asked. b bid: n nominal.
Liverpool Futures.
Opened quiet, demand moderate; closed
steady.
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ii asked, bid: n nominal.
Ncw YORK FnturSS.
Opened steady at a decline and closed
steady. saIes. G., 900
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Comparative Spot Markets.
Tho following are the eloslng quotations TOR
cotton on the spot today At the leading mar
kets together with the closing Of midtltn9
yesterday, with tOday's sales;
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c0rT0A.

nosstos Daiiy statensns.
Today. Yesterday. Last ysar.
- recslpu 40. s,7s7 1884 assse
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NEW ORLEANS.

Chicago, January 2e.--The few cattle offered
today were disposed of at the recent decline
averaging about Ioc lower than week ago
Beef steers 365lI5.5O for the poorest to the
best The recent weakness In prices Is eX-
pected to result In smaller receipts next week
Hogs--Active common TO prime. 3.6bG3.90
largely OF 3.771a6l3.S5; pigs 2.50M3.75 prices
were i0qi2is higher than q week ago. Sheep
and lambs Inferior demand; lower. sheep, $50
As; with strictly choice TO extra, 4G0I4.75:
ewes 3s5lI395 fed Western sheep wanted
nc s.a0G455; lambs, 4.bod5.15; feeders, 5.i5:
yearlings. 4.6oa5.oe Receipts-cattle. 800;
hogs. 2s00; sheep, 5000.
st. Louis. January 2s.-cattlc-R Receipts,
1000, of which 400 were. Texans: shipments.
none: market steady; fair TO fancy native
shipping and export steers, 4.f5l5.30. dressed
beef and butcher steers. 330M4.s5; steers I'M
der 1000 pounds. 3.35Gls.55 stockers and feed
ers, 250n4i0, cows and helfers. 2.000ii.30
bulk cows 2.75Q3.i 40; Texas and Indian steers.
3 s5Gf435; cows and hefers, 2.eGff3.3o. Hogs
Receipts, 5000: shipments, none market
steady and active; light, 3.70G375; mixed.
s.65fI3. 70; heavy. 3,75l3.S5. Sheep Receipts.
none: none on sale: market steady; native
miittons. 335m4.s0: culls and bucks, 225ft
800, stockers 265GS.o0 lambs. 5.0o15.s5.
Kansas City, January observation-disclosures.
1000: market unchanged. Hogs--Receipts.
ii. 0oD: market steady to shade lower; heavies
3.55l5. a.; packers 3G0d3.75 mixed, 3.55113. rs;
lights. s40f,3.T0; workers., sC5m3.721; pigs,
34O0s5O Sheep--Receipts. 500: market Arm
lambs 4251aJ0; muttons, 3.a5Q425.
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b bid; y sellers: value
stocks NJ Untted states Ports.
sock TINS day :. ....,...,.,,,,., i,ssy.is.
Stock this day last woeI .....,....... l,yDl,axS
this day last year ~ l,u!J.4dl
Excess tn,s sesison ~ ..f,...*y...+s, 2l3,7y3
United states Exports.
This week. LAST ysas.
Exporis 10 ssea. Dritalus..,. 1898 sl,a57
Es Exports 20 esafsSni........' 1862 i5.oss
TONI On, :. -. ........... 5000 Ac,sAl
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BuTTER AND Eggs.

Chicago, January -Butter--steady;
QUIET, sdiSh Eggs Easy; fresh. 1919.
81. Louis. January 20. --Butter-Dulli cream
cry, 13al6ia; dairy. SOLE. Eggs--Lower: l2li.
creamery. lfdi7; dairy, 1904 Eggs-weak,
New York January 29.-Eggs--Receipts. 10,
4ss packages; steady; State and Pennsylvania.
1llsg9g: Western. 20.
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Houston Comparative stat

HuWHtOh COMVurhtIvt SVNtcmchtsll 1T
| Gross ,ahaipis thus FAR this wnnk.... 6.fa1
tross rccoiptN lau days ths yu,ir.s.,.e l,dISiOS
Gross fcce,pts lao days In lsNe.,t..,, 1,1So,ssS
sruss rece pts 90 days Ia lsgb.... l,0lU,A13
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Grain anu ISiSF" hST''
Chicago adyices to y. w Hunter & Co. gayo
nuts for Monday on May wheat at rs and
Gala ssIsdgs2s: further reaction from the cx-
IRENE advance OF the past few days 10 con-
fdently expected. putg good all next week Oy;
calls 02ik. Puts for next week on May corn
23M and calls 30. The crowd generally thinks
wheat topped above ss and does not expect
this price again for some time; too early To
corner May; sell 1t on all hard spots.
Kansas city, January 2s-Wbeat slow;
some sales NC lower; No. 1 hard nominally
%. No 2, Sass. No / red nonipaiiy So. No.
2, s,GSg: No spring SGnss.4. Corn active
aud steady. no. mixed o. Oats very slow,
about stendy: No white 22isl2i. Rye Arm.
No q A.. Hay active and unchanged. RE-
ceipts-Whent $500. enrn $500 oats IL, 0o0.
Shipments Wheat 1920. corn 2S7oo, oats
none.
New York. January .i.--wheat--Options
opened steady IN English cables afsi big
weekly clparances. further advanced by clique
interests, but suffered n fnDl relapse under
general realizing and easier public continent.
al ,atIes closing easy nj NT1sr net dtpine;
foi e.gn houses sole No. 2 red. January 1.0SM
al OsX closed 1.0sM: May 9sis. Hides sfeedy;
Galveston is: Texas dry ~, California 1TMiS.
Leutlfr steady Wool ntendy. feecs 2T2i:
pulled I6Gi7. Pig iron--Southern 0 .s5lft2.2j;
Northern 10 5061i2 90. Copper quiet. i0s7iz.
Lead dull, 3. 30, Tin plates quiet Cotton seed
oil steady, rather weak. at a. shade lower
prizes prime crude 10; prime crude Q b
mills 1ES7is: prime summer yellow 22dzglz;
on summer yellow y2: butter oil 2i42s; prime
winter yellow 2Ih92s.
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v,pE AND NAILS.

Quotations are for less tnan ca''oaa rvs
Special prices on carloads. -, 90 az ner 100
BARBED wIRE-Gliddeh' su'.' '-''' -
varces' iod I2d and icd 90 70 an0 ~, "a ~
Sd and I'd. zoe; I'd and 3D.. soc' ~ '''' -
Toe.
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Port Of Galveston, January ..
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OF LOCAL INTEREST
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DONNELL & DAVIS.
A TESTIMONIAL,
UNITED sTATEs POsT orFIrI

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BOSTON & MAINE RAILROAD,

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immediately. Sold by druggists in every part OF
the world, Twenty-Five cents a bottle. BE sure
to ask for Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup, '
and take no other kind.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-11-25
Horse Clipping
STABLE, Oak Street. As 47
Railroads.
CENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD.
New London Division.
Taking effect November . 1898.
GOING SOUTH

GOING SOUTH.
Trains leave Brattlehoro as follows:
1;2o A. NJ, for Springfield and New York tDaily)
5:i5 A. for Millers Falls Palmer and New Ion.
don. Connec ing at Ners Falls with Fitch.
burg x. II at Palmer with Boston a Albany
X X az Ntllimantic and at New London with
n y, y. II. 6 Il. r. r. ''N
g:lp A NJ, for Springfield and New York
lO:3o N, for VI Hers Falls and stations on Fitch
burg X. r Palmer with Boston &Albany r. r
and for New London " 49,
H'l9 NJ for Springfield and New York
800 P N, for Millers Falls and stations on Fitch.
burg X. X, Palmer and New London and New
ork via Norwich Line
1886 p NJ, for Springfield and New York
GOING NORTH.
Trains arrive at Brattleboro as follows.
;e5 A. NJ, from New York via Norwich I inc
New London, Palmer and Muers Falls -'''''
ll;ub A. NJ, from Springfield.
l;!u p, NJ, from New London Palmer and MiIlers
Fails "'N 'i'lleis
2:o5 5:43 and 1905 P NJ, from SpripgfsId and
NeW lork. 10 % NJ, runs Daiiy)
sou p. NJ, from New London conTectin, from,
Palmer. Nillers Falls and Intermediates ststiIns
- SUBJECT TO change without notice Trains
- run week dAls only except otherwise noted
D. MA1 hENZlE. Supt New London
= W. CUMMINGS, G. p. A., ST Alhaps
j. A soUrHARD, D. p. A., New London.