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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-09-22
Notice of sale Under Agister's
Lien.

By virtue Of lien held by the UNDER
signed for feeding, heriing aud pastur'
Ing one bay horse, 7 years old, white
star on forehead, white snip on nose, no
brands visible; also one gray hor'e,
years old, branded = on right shoulder;
also one sorrel horse. years old, brand
ed on right thigh and also one
old sorreil mule, blind Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-25
SOUTHWEST TEXAS CONDITIONS.

't+n hiluHlu lAAnffes
The farmer in the cotton field Is not tho only
one Who Is wanting to see rain fall lust az
scon as possible. His conirore. the cow man,
wants 20 see the rain almost as badly al
though the latters stock are not suffering for
.leh OF rain as tue farmers cotton crops are.
,ho steers In the pastures are still fat and
the grass Is fun OF nutrition for them, even
II the grass is dry and naylike. The cattle
arc able 10 obtain good sustenance from il,
and are, therefore, standing the dry spell
nuch better than expected. The rains are
principally needed for freshening UP the grass
for It's winter crops The wafer supply for the
cattle Is not exhausted by any means, and in
most pastures aud streams is plentiful
Live stock conditions -in this section of
Texas are much better than in either the Pam
hhndle country or the Indian Territory. In
the latter the water problem is getting TO
be serious one IN some sections OF It, nota-
bly, In the vicinity OF Museoges where the
water has spoiled through stagnatlon. In the
Territory the grass Ia said TO be fine every
where, but the water supply has deterioratesi.
IL Is probable that number OF cattle Will
be brought from the Territory and put on feed
at various feeding pens in Texas where they
viii be fattencd for slaughter Ono OF the
ieasons for this is that Texas has raised a
supernbundant crop OF corn that can be used
TO fatten these cattle, and they can be fed on
corn both adyantageously and economically
Rates Tor shipment from the Territory To
Texas points have been reduced In the line OF
i've stock transportation, and especially cattle
III car or trainloads. SO as TO make II advan-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-25
THE MARKET WAS IRREGULAR
A NUMBER OF STOCKS, HOWEVER.
CLOSED At TOP PRICES.
american Tobacco, Sugar, Rand
Transit and Manhattan We're
Forced Down.

| New York. August 2i.-The demand for Sc
curities mostly expended itself in the earl,
| trading today and the weight of realizinl
sales became more burdensome and at las
made the general tendency downward, al
though the marking up of a few stocks al
the close to top prices made 1t irregular
Northern Pacic and the Union Pacific stocks
rose to top prices. The earlier rise in many
cases was almost wiped out
The market started off well under the in
fuence Of the cheerful tone of foreign mar
kets. An early drive against Tennessee Coal.
which carried it down points. caused a
momentary halt. especially in the specialtes.
when strong UPWARD movement in Tobacco
was resumed. carrying the stock to 1871, and
causing sympathetic gains OF between / ana 2
points IN other leading speclalties. There
was large demand for Union Paclnc North
ern Paeitics and Baltimore and ohio w4ich
llited these stocks about point each. There
was good buying OF st. Paul. which advanced
that stock an extreme a, but the other prom
inent grangers did not respond.
When 1t became known after noon that the
directors Of the Continental Tobacco company
mad failed to declare a dividend as many
SPECTATORS mad hoped they would. there Was
a drop IN Tobacco stocks. which reached ~.
In American Tobacco. Sugar BROOKLYN Tran
sit and Manhattan responded in sympathy and
a number OF railroads lost a point. me mar
ket dritted rather uncertain for the rest of
thG DAY, except for some strength in indivd-
ual stocks. Realizing was in evidence all gay
OF the southern and Southwestern stocks,
which mad shown recent strength. and this
combined with renewed weakness in the spec
ialties, made the closing rather heavy except
in cases named
Inc money market conditions abroad and
the London buying Of stocks here had its ef-
rect with a fractional decrease in sterling
exchange. The local money market ruled firm
al about per cent.
lhe bono market was quite, active and
number of speculative issues showed ad-
Napces Total sales. par value. IS. 226. 900.
Following are the quotations on stocks as
received by Cnrplu a Richnrdsnn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-25

AMMUNITION.- Powder per kec. s;

AMMUNITION.-p Powder nor kcg. S;00a
a o. ,I,.,tro na,.aa. 81 cz zan ,.o.,. S,o, asa,
49,. 80, ., NV"uVi '"' p'i N's' WV sno''
pVr sack Loo, buck 81. 50.
bACnN-,ENtra short clea? IN sacks 6h@
oMoi Iesuiars 'iH6:sc. boxed hc higher
smoked bellies no; New YORK salj bellies '9n
"a rtci grelkiast bacon lOl6@0Ac.
,., hAGGlNG AMP TLEs-Less than CARROTS
from Houston: BaGging, 2-lb G2ld7c; "a lib
'k5tl14c; Arrow ties $l.25 in mixed lots.
CANDI-stick. wrapped. basis u, 6hq6Ac
per ID special sizes &c higher.
choice nac pcaberry iOAmilc. Cordova i03ac
Roasted eoifees: Arbucklas Arosa, basis
l0iib cfse3, lie delivered; a6-lb cases 1l.2yc
Delivered; ApeX, 100 10 eases l0.90c delivered
a6-lb cases. lll0c delivered; Lions. lO1-lh
cases 10 zoe.
FLOUR-TeXas Star Mills Tidal Wave.
10; SEA Fairy $40; Sea Nymph 81 10,
Sen jewel SS.S' rye Hour So 30, pun;per-
nickel $40. Special rates for shipments to
Interior points Quarter sacks are l1c higher
than half sacks and wood 20c higher than
half sacks.
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Al neeyIila.

Beeville. Texas. August 24.-Up to date
between 1900 and 1900 bales of cotton have
have been marketed here. The price has
averaged very satisfactory to the farmers
and the money received on the crop IS
enabling many OF them to rid themselves
Of debt. Some few Bee county farmers
say they have already made e-half bale
TO the acre, and quite number say they
have got one-third OF bale. however.
the crop VIII not average that.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-25

GaIveston-spots CLOSED firm and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-25
A Dance NJ shin.r.

Sinner, Texas, August 2i.-rA most en-.
joyable dance was given at the opera
house last night in honor of the VISITING
young ladies. Among the visitors present
were: Miss Irene crozier, Brenham: Miss
Slwiener. Columbus; Miss Lena Mueller
Flatonia: Cora Kessler, Frieda aud AIDE
LA raneemann, Mr.. u. NJ. Ross. schulen.
burg; Miss Rose Murphy. Victoria; Miss
Callie Webb, Messrs. Walter Demmilin,
WIN humphrey g. X wangemann. DR..
Jones, II. Stafford. H. Hargrove. John
Ward, win chunn and others OF Yoakum.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-25
ST Louis Grain and Provisions.

Sc Louis, AUGUST 2I.-Wheat- No. ? red.
May IS; No. hard eslsaii' corn1No'
sash 81 September sos: December 27Ss: Nav
*, oats-No. cash 2lh; September az az
N az ~; ~, No, 2 white 2sh. Pork Arm a. az
s,ls,s. Eggs higher: l2k Flour firm $50 nr,
uu null Corn meal steady at i.75di so. Bran
sire s,ISng ana active; sacked lots east track 57m
az @sS N HSy-IImothy 7;ooaiO.CO, prairie 60 81
49, Ge,w. TIMOTHY. seed firm at 2.55 for prime
cotton ties quiet at lis. Hemp twna nnie,
at y bagging quiet at 6Gl6& Dry sait rn MIL
sssas cea boxed TiSs shoulders Sl2N extra shorts
STEADY boxed shoulders 5.75. e,,rs pauo .n
80; clear ribs 5s7iz; clear sides ecu Re- 20
oeipts-fiour 1000; wheat 5000; corn x d nee.
sonn. S.oo shipments-Flour 5000: Via,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-25
THE DECLINE IN SUGAR.
Further Details Of the Biz Reduction An.
nounced Last tuesday.
LOCAL PRICES ALSO SUFFERED A CUT.
Dollars on Outstanding Con-
tracts-Trnde Notes.
oface OF The Post,


As told in The Posts Geographic colunini
Tuesday, the Nigar market has experienced {
sensational decline. all due &c war between
the trus, and tho Independent reiinorles.
At the opening OF business Monday morning
the American Sugar Refining company an.
bounced q reduction of S-16o per pound on
Grsnulated and other grades OF sugar of com
mon use, and continued their guarantee OF
prices to buyers until January l.
: he independent rofneries Immediately met
the cut. and the Arbuckles even went the trust
Lice better. making reduction of Ac on all
grades,
The sugar trusts grades that suffered re-
auctions other than 3-16c were standard and
coarse powdered, which were cut &c. and
MINK powdered, which was reduced 5-l6c.
The Arbuckles withdrew their guarantee on
prices.
1t is stated that the reduction applies to
business already Transacted, as well as to
future trade, consequently the cut In prices
means great deal 1t Is estimated that the
feIinerics have the following undcllvered out
contracts. which they must MI at
the reduced prices even should an agreement
be reached and an advance put in force;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-25
COTTON RECEIPTs.


Luling. Texas. August 24-The cottor
season Is on in earnest. Every gin in and
around Luling Is running full time and OF.
ten at night The wagon receipts are from
200 to 400 bnles per day, and yesterday
they ran a few bales over 400. The cror
is ont short ny the drouth. but still small
per cent over last year will he made.
Trade and collections reported very good.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-25
in THE COTTON MARKETS
Statistical Information from the Leading
Exchanges Of the World.
LIGHT RAINS IN TEXAS BROKE MARKET
Long interests Were TOO Big to
Prevent a Decline nnd n Down
ward Tendency Prevailed.
oface Of The Post,
Houston, Thursday. August "a.


Almost any sort OF news seems TO infiuenc
the cotton markets lust nov. Both side
are ever on the alert and ready to take ad
vantage OF any actual report or rumors re
gaiding crop conditions or CROP estimates.
Today the market after opening at an ad
varce OF several points broke on reports o
light showers In Texas and became weak
Long interests were too big to prevent
sharp decline and the downward movemen
could not he checked even with the hcav!
h'.ying by Price and other bulls Liverpoo
added TO the uneasncss by becoming larg,
seller and the market closed to 4 point.
down.
The bears are boosting their cause by as
seifing that the damage to crops IN Texa.
has been exaggerated, while the bulls arr
meeting them with actual facts from the
dfouu districts, and are willing to back
these facts up BY continued buying at all
declines.
Rallies ana declines may be locked for SO
long as the crop remains in It's present con
dtion and occasional showers occur IN that
part N the cotton belt IN need OF rain. opn-
ions differ as 10 the effect a good rain would
have on the crop. Some say that 1t is too
far gone and that even new growth would
not mature before frost, while others are
Inclined to the belief that an average crop
will be MADE even with a moderate amount
Of moisture
Another week viii tell tho tale however.
and then nricee will hecome more settlod
KeceIpts ,t Houston continue heavy aud II
is experted that Aurust his wear win SHOW
dorble the lumber of bales fol the same
month last year. To-day i0il hplcs were rc-
coiyod oFaius, g5d9 same dav last year
An snot markrt. were unchanged except
New York which declined l-l6e and Liver
pool. which went IN I-i6d Houston wns
steady with saics Of igg hYies. Galveston
nrm sales 1sI baIcs New orleans steady
sales 90 bales Neg York nujct. snlos 80
bales IiyerpooI steady salos 5000 bales
Liverpool futures opened quiet unchanged
Ia point higher. ruled steady, with fur
Their advance OF poiut and closed auiet
declining : 10 2 points net loss OF ] polut
from ycsterdAy's close.
Now Orleans opened steady. | to 6 points
ND. rulcd steady nj "a decline OF to 10 points
aud closed steady. 3 10 q points lower, the
loss from Yesterdays prices was to 10
points
New York opened Arm August II points
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-25
ST LOUIS.

st Louis August oi.-Receipts 2iOo. includ-
ing 1900 Texans market firm for good grades.
easier for poor; natiye shipping and export
steers i.756t6.25; dressed beef steers 500
$50: steers under 1900 pounds 3.75d5. 10:
stockers and feeders 3. 00fi5. 90; COWS and heif-
ers i0n5 25: Gamers .5Oa2 Is bulls @ 900
400, Texas and Indian steers S00di rs cows
and hoifors 2.25d3 Is. Hogs Receipts 500;
market strong nigs and lights i.75d ST.:
packers i.60di S0: butchers i70d4S 50. sheep
-Receints 1900 strong native mutions 501
q lambs i.5Oa6.oo; stockers and feeders
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-25

Kansas City August "a -Cattle-Receipts
1900 natives and $500 Texans; desirable
slauchtering and feeding cattle strong. me-
dunn grades steady: no choice native steers
offered; common grades 505n5 30; light
weights 4.2jn5.S5: stockers and feeders 3 "a
m4.75 butcher cows and heifers S.10di 15
Gamers , 50m3, 10: Western steers 4. 2bm5 no
Texans Si0d3.S5. fIogs-Roceipts $780, mar
he, active at an advance OF sc; heavy and
mixed 4.55fi5. co. lights 6Qm4. 17lS pigs 4. 10
"A so. Sheep Recelnts 22b0. market ranged
steady to l0ml5c higher. best offerings strong
est: lambs i75I55o; muttons S50d435:
stockers and feeders 3. i54 90: culls 2.30a3.0O.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-25

The market for country hides Is firm, with
prices tending upward.
All hog products are advancing. with hams
on an especial boom.
Local cotton oil mills are making large pur-
chases of new cotton seed
l.insoed oil has advanced again and the mar
ket is very strong at all primary points
The tone of the dry goods market is strong
In aii lines and everything favors rise to
still higher prices.
Tidal Wave" and other brands of flour
manufactured by the Galveston mills have
been advanced 10 cents per barrel
AdSices from New Orleans state thai the
eroD of New Orleans molaasea will he fully 80
per cent short and the season month late
AS n rule new molasses appears about October
l. nut this year new stock is not exposed be
fore November /.
The broomcorn market is in a highly I'M
settled condition, as the now crop Is begin.
ming TO be taken account Of. and its size IN
tirely governs the future of brooms Tho new
crop viii not be available for several weeks
The average Is said to be about as large as
last year High grade brooms arc SOC prr
dozen cheaper than they were two months ago.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-25
FINANCIAL BRIEF

New York. August g, &. s'-'''''' !,
New York. August ~ sncisl rsbls..ia
vertiser's London tsd good sSs111
The markets mere har Of satuIa'ii c]|
ana the dispatch q Z ia ,ss ,ssra Y
AP psEIs su sISssP a.,,nI ssssS
1907 gihc for the ace -
10 .97lk.
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|
The opening In wheat showed no changes
from Yesterdays closing price in either Sep
TENDER or December and there was little In
clinaton among the traders to attempt te
force the market in either direction. The
proponderance of sentiment 'avoreo the buy
ing side at first appearance. an error in the
Price Clrrent estimate. which rlade the total
Az, zoe, 000 the advance OF hd In the Liver
pool market and on the small receipts a
mild covering movement mostly hy local
shorts caused a slight advance In September
and a more material gain n December, but
before the first hours trading had ended the
market turned suddenly weak and ufoppeu
with rapidly that was painfully surprising
10 longs. September opened at '1%u'%h d hu
advanced to I29s. December opened at iia
Gi1i% and advanced to l4SsDlS4. Al these
prices a selling movement started that was
much too heavy Tor the demand. Inc ueslI .
to take profits was apparently the piimtipal
motive for most of the LIQUIDATION. but great
deal of professional selling was done wheh
1t became apparent that the market was IN
iiu,nccd ana his feature OF the market was
taken advantage of by professionals during
vas a decidedly nervous market for most OF
the session though trading at no time was
really heavy.
Private advices in regard to the Northwest
crop conditions were favorable. September
declined to 7l5s. The market was rallied by
the reports of a good cash business, but prices
were quickly hammered down again. North
west receipts we're 2Si cars. Chicago receipts
70 cars. Total primary receipts We're $4,000
bushels against S57 600 bushels last wear. Al.
lantic port clearances amounted to 33i,OOO
bushels.
Corrected figures in the Price Current esti
mate made the total wheat crop oOOOJ'OOO
more than first announced. This was the
cause of weak spot when the hgures were
81. sFstFf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-25

8 per cent. last LOAF Y psr csnt;I
: mercantile paper iag ,D,I ysusius.I
Exchange easy With siil "a ac, WI for e.
strlssaga i ssa for sixty , days s!y
Gates G0I60ls. Bar ,' s bonds
dollars i77s. Gose s,ruad bonds ins'
honds inactive; raiiroau
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-25
New York. Angust q -wheat-ReceInts %. !.

NV luFk. AUGUST .-Wheat-Receipts 20 :
40 exports 3Oii5; spot market steady. No.
red iSts f. o. b. ailoat; No. / Northern,
Duluth Sl3s f. o. b., about; No. red TeIt'
elevator; No. hard Duluth SiM spot; on
tlons weak, hc net decline; Nav s2I5; SEN
,emher l6as: December 1919 Hides ouiet.
Leather, steady. Wool quiet and steady Cor.
ton seed oil barely steady At the close thn
metal exchange called pig iron warrants frn,
Win loo bid and 1900 asked. Lake copper
n nnsehhnged at 1850; Tin Grmer. with 81 90
, Pc ana 81 20 asked Lead quiet. with 4 80
nid and 4.62h asked spelter easy at 5,S0
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-25
SUGAR.

New Orleans. August 2i.-sugar steady:
centrifugal yellows 4hGi$.; seconds ga Mo
lasses steady; idii.
New York, August 24.-Sugar-Raw quiet:
fair refining 8 l5-I6, centrifugal, 90 test ~
Molasses sugar 3 1916 nominal. Refined
auiot but steady.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-25
HIDES AND WOOL.
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago. August 2i.-Rutter market stoady.
creamery i6d20; dairy l3GDl7 Cheese Arm nc
9ihlri0, EGGS Arm; fresh l2iA
Kansas City. August u -Eggs-Market Arm
nj yesterdays advance Fresh Missouri and
Kansas stock. hrsts Ike, cases returned.
New York. August 2i.-Eggs- Receipts TO-
057; Western. ungraded l2Gl6.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-25
Grain and Provisions E,..,,,..

Kansas City. August "A -Wheat-Septenh.,
esaA December G6la; cash, No. hard GO
NO red 70Gil. Corn-Septembcr 2SIs; De
cember oo ~ cash, No. mixed 20 30. .
" zanIs1s. 0ats-No. . white 23623ls
bushels oats 1000 bushels SHIPMENT
Wheat 255OO bushels corn 1920 bushels.
oats 5000 bushels 'N'''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-25
CHICAGO.

Chicago. August A.--Desirabie cattle were
readily taken today at strong prices but
poorer qualities were dull and declining: good
to choice cattle sold at 5.55dt5 65; commoner
grades 4. i0m5.60. stockers aud feeders asa
800: bulls, cows and hefers 200d5.25. Texas
steers s.50di.00. calves 4.00d7.25. The hog
market was strong early. but trading late
In the dsy was dull and prices weakened;
heavy hogs sold at 4. l0di so: mixed lots 4 10
Gi.S2ia and light 4.50d4 90. pigs brought $40
di.,o. and culs 225d3 90. The market for
sheep was slow for lambs: sheen S.15d4.l5 for
Western range animals choice lambs brought
8 .l5as.25. Receipts-Cattle 1900: hogs 2i.O0O
sheen i6 900.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-25
NEW YORK E z, !.a


London. August 2i.g ~ lis,
l05 l5-l6, for the accoun asr cent
27Ad. Money llam "a ,rs ps' for shcft
count in the open ms ~ npr cent.
for three months 3 I-lo p''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-25
cAtvrsroN COTTON Ppcr1prs

BY Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe railway.
11I2 bales. International and Great Northern.
Ia Galveston, Houston and Henderson, %;
Missouri, Kansas and Texas, 2i6, Gaive s.on,
Houston and Northern, Isl; barge Van Week,
l0l5. Total. 2233 bales.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-25
New York Dry Goods.

New York. August 2i.-The demand for
staple cottons were of abou, the average ex-
tent The tone in brown goods is strong and
prices tending against buyers. Advance in
courtyard gheetng Is probable shortly. Print
cloths inactive; regulars at 2Ac, irregulars In
and some makes iic per yard dearcr. Prints
quiet In fances. but staple lines In good
request. Wooden and gworsted fabrics Arm.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-25

For Havre--Ss Rio Jano $50 bales
For Antwerp-Ss Midlothian Castle 2a2
For Rotterdam-Ss Eric 70o So Shandon
1900.
For New York-Mallory line 2l36.
Total on shipboard, 460S bales.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-25
Al Caldwell.

Caldwell. Texas. August 24--Cotton is
coming in fast and up to date s71 bales
have been marketed here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-25
COFFEE.

Now York. August 2i.--Coree options
closed easy UNCHANGED to s points lower
sales 2s,i5o bags. Spot coffee. Rio dull and
nominal: mild quiet
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-25

New Orleans August "a w II. Bachelor
& Co. Ltd, say of cotton;
There was n fairly good advance at opening
Of the local market LIVERPOOL was higher.
which. however, did not hold until the close
and lower Liverpool, together with advces
from Texas of lower temperature. with rains
IN some sections and moro TO follow started
selling and reaction Of some n points from
adyices from Texas announced that the CROP
is being rapidly picked due to It's being forced
open by the recent hot weather 30 that tho
heavy movement now in evidence Is prin-
ciialiy new cotton which Is tar IN excess
Of receipts this time last year The cues
ton 10 lac solved Is, does the spinner in
tend to nersst In his policy of abstention
IN the faco OF the liberal receipts now coming
10 hand, which means an accumulation OF
stocks on this side. and which offers food for
reelection. With booming trade aud rising
values In cotton goods the situation for the
moment is problem dificult OF solution.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-25


AS will be seen by these figures, the sugar
trust is by long odds the greatest sufferer by
the reduction The cause Of this cut was
aue according to Mr. Havemeyer, president
OF the trust to outside rehneries cutting prices
on the quiet, and because some wholesale gro
Gers were selling at 1-16c below list prices. In
view OF these facts he Immediately ordered
his company. not only to meet the cut, but TO
go below II.
The refinors guarantee provides that gro
GERS and other buyers may give their orders
and take the sugar In quantities as they re
auire The buyers are protected against an
advance in prices, while. If the prices decline
all sugars that have not then been delivered
are billed at the lowest price touched. In
other words, the rehners guarantee that thor
customers shall buy their sugars at the lowest
market rates while the contract lasts
The local market has naturally responded
to the cut at New York and Houston jobbers
have reduced prices The Cunningham re-
inory at sugarlaud announced a reduction of
hc on standard graduated last Tuesday.