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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-09
MOVEMENT OF FOUR MONTHS
SECRETARY HESTER SHOWS TIM
COTTON INTO SIGHT no JANUARY,
Texas and Indian Territory Have
shown One million, Eight Hum
dred Thousand Bales Thus Far.

New Orleans, January s,--secretary Hes.
ter's annual review Of the cotton movement
for the four months Of the season from Sen
temher 70 thu close Of December, inclusive.
shows that. compared with the movement last
year. Texas, including the Indian Territory.
has brought into sight this season in round
heures eiAeo0 bales less, while other gulf
states. which includes Arkansas, Louisiana.
Mississippi, Tennessee. Missouri and Okla
homo, have marketed $4,000 bales less and the
group Of Atlantic States. whch includes
North and South Carolina. Georgia, Florida.
Alabama and Virginia. show decrease Of
Leo bales, making the decrease in the tota,
OF the crop marketed i,Ses.cOo bales Mr.
Hester shows the amount brought into sight
by groups Of statss for the four months Of
this season ne follows:
TEXAS and Indian Territory. l. sos osl halea
decrease nnder same time last year Of als
~, . doorcHse under year hefor, lsst o.
@e,k'e ana an increase over 1896 Of ia5 aIs
oiher gnlf States. 1854. ksa bales a dsrresss
under lsat year Of lsS go q decrease un5sr
year before las; Of 1902 and under 1893 Of
Atlantic states, ana POS e,les s,rr....
under lat year OF sseaSs. a deeresss ,,nSss
ss'r before last q IS, 20 and under ,sss ~
Total cfor ,p wight at eie.e Q, p,,rsr,h.,
s,s'-'sss' decrease undsr last year Of Lisa.
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New york Cotton.

New York, January Sin response to weak
cables and general heaviness in speculative
markets the cotton market opened easy
today at a decline OF to s points and con-
tinued to sell, aided by the bear crowds and
scurry OF holders to rid themselves OF cotton,
some Of which was purchased on the late ad-
vances, but more OF 1t at 5iac and upward.
Toward midday there was some hope OF
rally, outsiders and others eylnclng q dosire
TO realize profits while few buying orders on
the reactionary theory drifted in soon after
the noon hour, however, the market suffered
another relapse under heavy selling by prom q
nent Wall street interests and landslide
Of long stun, under which prices crumbled 10
alarming fashion. Though there was some re
eoNery from the extremely low figures on the
second break the market showed feeble re-
cuperaton aud was extremely feyersh TO the
close GLOOMY reports and rumors from South
| africa estimates for an increased crop move
ment and the appearance Of stop loss orders
! IN large numbers We're faetors which stmu-
lated bears TO aggresalyonesS, The close was
steady al net decline OF 10 to II points
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat Was Dull and Weak and Depressed
by Large Receipts.
OPENED STRONG WITHOUT ANY REASON
Corn Closed n shade uo~er md orts
Were Unchnnged-s-rroTts
showed nm Improvement.

Chicago, January s. Wheat was dull and
weak. depressed by large receipts. poor ex-
port demand and the increase in Russian
shipments May closed sc under Saturday.
Corn closed a. shade lower oats unchanged
Provisions at the close we're p1sd1ise i'm
proved
May wheat opened &c over Saturday at
6skdss7s. II speedily developed that there
was little excuse for such bold front to the
market for LIVERPOOL was not over steady aud
tho small worlds shipments which were bull
ism at hrst glance proved potent factor In
the increase in Russian shipments against a
decrease from this country. Inteyest was di-
vided between the pits and the board
Of trade annual election with the lat
ter tho more magnetic Nay sold ofi
early to sS7sc, where It steaded tor time
on buying against puts. The large receipts
and the poor export demand. however acted
against this I'll even that poor support was
practically withdrawn. Considerable long
wheat was thrown on the market in the
liquidation which reigned throughout the SEES
sion. May slumped through puts without ef-
fort and touched $3.50, closing In weak con
ditlon 20 under Saturday, at 67isG6S. Receipts
at primary points we're s2S.623 bushels, com
pared with 9as SIS last year MINNEAPOLIS and
huiufn rcnof'e0 Nh C1iS, against tni a year
ago. Local receipts were 81 cars. New York
reported eight loads taken for export At
lsntic clearauces. exclusive Of Galveston,
we're $4,000 bushels.
Corn was dun and rather easier in sym
pathy with wheat The frmness of the pro.
vision markets and the small stock on hand
tended to steady It. Speculatively the market
was small one. Local stocks increased St6,
600 huEhels and receipts today were ISL cars
The corn crowd apparently, was very much
interested In the election, az the pit was
sparsely occupied at the best AT times auc
business was at siandstill
Oats were quiet and featureoss and though
tho market at one time showed some east
ness in sympathy with wheat the close was
steady There was considerable outside sell
ing, but the offerings were well taken. Re
ceipts hero were p cars.
Provisions in tho face Of large hog receipts
we're firm. the result Of good outside de-
mand, particularly from the South. The mar
ket vas not large one. May pork closed 7lsl
higher May lard 5n7isc and May RIBS 21sqo'
over saturday
Estimated receipts tomorrow Wheat. q
cars, corn $50 cars. oats, 3S1 cars hogs
$4,000 head
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CANNED ooons

CANNED FRUITS lnespples. s-lh. .r,
less and eorelsss 81 s5d2 90; 2-lb extra srsted
q ooG? q, Pm standard, sliced 81 50, pears
2.lh standard s0e, peaches 2-lb standard 81 "a
Gl.SS standard 81 7al1l 80, 2-lo seconds 81 10
81 - SIP Standard $780, 2lb pie slooal 10:
CANNED VEGETABLE S-Tornatoes AIN
fuli weight s6neeo; 2-lb full weight s5R7oe;
okra and tomatoes, lib e0c. Lima beans 2.ib
tull weight u, string beans, 2-lb full WEIGHT
Ise; Nc ! stripgless beans, 2-lb fuli weight
81 90; red kidney beans, 2-lb full weight a.
marrow fat oeas. 2-lb fun weight 81 iofII *.
early June peas. fancy, 2-lb full weight 81 90,
American petit pois peas. fancy. 2-lb fuli
weight S.e59l IS; asparagus. California. ~.
10 X 90 corn. Auburn cream 2-lb full weight
1901 lsi A No, 4 alb full weight 81 ,o561i 10:
Blue Ridge. 2-lh S0dS5e
CALIFORNIA FRUIT-Extra standard ~.
10 peaches, lemon cling 81 5000 90; yellow
crawford 81 sal 90; black cherries s2l692.i Is:
whits s eSheTrles 81 lod2. Is; aprleots S.759
ed u COOL .eo; strawberries 81 SIS; plums s.. az
Clio srapes sl.S5Gl 40. seconds. lOc per
dozen less than extra standard prices
CANNED MEATS--Corned beef lib, s1.so
2-lhs' S23o Potted ham, quarters. 55c. halves
A.0o Lunch tongue, lib, $40 Vienna sau.
sage, is-lh, Csc.
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tween runelo aud Meridian 70 the intent ~
edge untrus: indeed. he mentions half
dozen small towns that hold no more than
last year while several OF them hold good
deal less.
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200, under year before last Of f.sa'.5T4 and
under 1926 Of as. 235
After the close Of December last year the
amount brought into sight from Texas ano
the Territory was So5,S20 From other guli
states l2I5iE and from the Atlantic states:
l4es.62t ne groups Of states above furnished
In round figures of the crops Of last year and
~ isqs aI From Texas and the indian Terri
tory last yesr, LISA, 0o0 bales. and IN 1925 ~,
2,2ls ,o0o, other gulf States, 100000 last year
and 10 tspa-a7 2.s3i.nn Atlantic states, 1857
nn0 last year and in 1896 a. se1o nm
In sight 70 the close of December is cor
reotod by the addition of ti.sss bales Texas
Civ cotton omitted BY Galveston.
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81. Louis Grain and provision..

81, Louis, January N-Whent-No 2 rcd
cash, 6Sa. January, 50; May, 20; July. 67ls
No. hard, 6sd67 Corn No . cash and
January, so May, 3l& Oats No. cash and
January, q May 2iia; No. white. 2s6t2sH
Pork higher iohhins ass. Lard-Essier.
prime steam, $50 choice 5,e2,2 Flour
STEADY: patents. S.4hdS.s5. extra fancy. 3 l0G
a. -, Bran Steady nrm sacked east track.
'1, haySteady, l7.oodt75o prairie. 7.25a
SO. Whisky steady. l.22ls Iron cotton ties,
10 BagEing, 5a.Gsis, Hemp tvine p nry
salt mcats--Roxed shoulders, S.62tk, clear ribs.
20 clear sides, asia Racon. Steady. ribs.
G2lf clenr sides 5.Ii clear ribs. 5s7it Re.
ceints Flour s00o, wheat 10000 corn 7onN
oats. 1000. Shipments Flour, 1000, wheat.
y 200 corn $1,000 oats 5000
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New York, January SIS Mum, Son &
Go say of cotton!
The depressing factors were Increased re-
ceipts lower cables and Wall street selling.
The chief thing was tho Increased crop move
mont. Houses with out Of town connections
were heavy selers
Europe bought March and May pretty freely
the Houston and New Orleans estimates for
tomorrow we're bearish. Augusta received
1oSG bales, against ago a week ago and 90 last
year. Washington county, Texas. farmcis
are reported 10 be busy preparing for another
Cron. Greensboro Ala telographs Eve arc
convinced Of the correctness NJ previous low
crop estimates" Burke. Angelina county
Texas, writes: 1T ia thought that the acre
age for cotton in the ensuing year will he
Increased at least % per cent over last year.
Best season In the ground for years. Shop
person. In his cotton facts, estimates tho
cor sumption Of American cotton this year at
II 1900, 600 bales which some consider too low.
II receipts continue to increase no doubt
there will be further liquidation ana another
decline
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BUTTER AND Eggs. (

81 Louis, January s-Eggs-steady' ~. ~,
Chicago. January s--Butter-Firm.. =
cry. 2ed2s; dsiry, iTd25. Cheese--f''"
l2a Egss--Firm: fresh, 90 1870
Kansas City, January s,-B5s vsrs
scarce: msrfue strong; Missouri arc .sars'
storage. l0di2 ..s
New York. January s.--Esss-Rsee,Isp.s
packages; steady: Western, Hlss
Western ungraded at mark. 1saS'
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COFFEE.

New York. January s.-Conne-.irsr III.
opened steady at an advance OF 20 " y. va n
and ruled generally firm on reouce' ri
estimates. a firmer local spot markes .hsl
receipts at Rio and higher European 10
closed steady at a net advance OF lsrl
points; total sales "a. 80 bags, inclualnsh IA
airy at 6.30d6.40, February $40, hhn m
April $50, May s'soas.s5. June s.eS, yuy
s.75. August Cts, September esoqn~- 4
tcber SIS. November SIS. Decemoes. M
7.o5. Spot coffee--Rio. Arm: No: IA.
7A No I iobbinE ~; Cordova, k1V'-N
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CorrON ~ sHIPRnAnn.

Fer Liverpool SIS Madrileno, slas, IS
Rydai Hall SOD; IS cspena, 2ss7. So Ida. III;
s. Maria, 500 IS Nieeto. i2il, IS springwell,
ll7s
Total for Liverpool. 1855.
For France ss Patrs, S7Ss. Sc wilherforce.
1lSI; IS Aston Hail. 1887, So Maritime 45Tl
Total for France. 2S.ses
For continent IS Resta, 5000 SIS Endeayor,
liS as Phoebe. 1908 IS Khartoum, eISS; So
keseneld, 7se. 90 Middleham Castle. SlsS s.
Nordtarer, ao11 IS Hemisphere asa
Total for continent. -. 2Na
For Japan; IS Hutton AIS
For New York; Mallory line. S2la
Grand total. so.7ss bales.
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APPLES-Fancy eYaporated. 60-lb boxes
&c, lib cartons sac; choice evaporated 81

APPLES-Fancy eYnporated, 60-lb boEet
&c. lib cartons slic; choice evaporated 81
APRlCoTs-Per H. loose 12l1c
ClTRoN In l0-lb boxes isc
CURRANTS-In bhls Sc; 2S- Id boxes clean.
ed, bulk 7iac; lilo cartons sSlSI,c
DAIES-l-lh packages. DC. 20 III boxes. 10.
Wigs California lltIo; imported l5digc
PEACHES-Choce new stock &c: standard
sAc
RAlSGNs-- California, 3-crown. l.. l.. boxe.
s. %, A-bnr l.. I. raisins e5Tfi5c: a-crown
l. NJ raisips. Ii boxes. T&c; 3-crown T.,
NJ rsiSins 50-lb boxes SIC
PRvNEs california 5O-sos, 7,4c. so-7os. yc:
Io.s0s, SC; 50 Cos 5hc; 20 zoos Sc
NUTS Brazil loc per III hlberts. Sicily.
We Naples. l,i5o. Valnuts t4Gl5e; peanuts
fancy hard picked $50 No ; 25c. almonds
Tarsgopa, leo ner III in sacks pscans, un'
screened eEl5'ac better grades, SdNc
Italian chsstnuts. ioc
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE. :.
London Financial cabIesram..

New York. January s.-rhe commenlr
Advertisers London financial cablegram ~
The war news was predominant all day: Gs''
ersl fatness marked the opening OF buslnes
caused bv General Whites dispatch ma y. =,
had been hard pressed. In the Ame I.a.
Department there was hesitation TO oets
business. operators dreading very low ouv.'
tions First bids were at 10 2if poinn, !.
low parity but Berlin sold even at that i,,.s
although not 81 heavily as on SATURDAY Ic.,,
10 have courage to support the market X
remained nat until New York prices WI.
received when within a quarter OF an nsl'
the BEST prices of the session were reeeiIsa
Ihsn the sagged on until official comm comm y.
tion came OF General Whites successful. I,
pulse OF the Beers attack on Ladysniith ~
CAUSED such commotion that the ous's. ,t
was almost forgotten. In the street sl''
rallied 10 parity
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New York Dry Goods.

New York, January sThe dry goods mar
ket opened tho week with duh demand for
all descriptions OF cotton goods and only
limited amount Of business has been done
stocks are scarce 10 all leading makes and
these continue hrm In prices. There are
slight irregularities In brown rottons, but
nothing OF any Importance. Prints and glng-
hams arm, Print cloths Inactive throughout
az previous prices White goods both staples
and fancy, are very scarce and at full prices.
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APFLEs-New York stock 81 as: Virginia
81 SO - p'Nes'
BANANAs-Fancy stock. per bunch. packed
CRANBERRIES---C Crates S2.75: barrels q A
CoCoAFuTs-Pe sack, 81. 5ofRs. o0. WV
GRAPES-Almeria, Sc SOFAS. 90 per barrel
LEMONS Fancy Messlna. SeOs, So s0dif'oo
choice navels, 81. 95ds 80; fancy, SIS
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Nerr York Money.

New York. January s.-Money on call -
AZ 5ds per cent last loan 5 per cent cns'
change IRREGULAR. with business in pankssns
bills at 4. s7A64 s7is for demand ana t'si|
for sixty DAYS, posted rates Sai 81, me- Il,
ASA commercial bills 4.s2hd4 IS, I sh'r
certificates 5sisdSsis: bar silver 80 hex'.is.,
dollars an Government and Sate co'S|
steady; railroad bonds irregular.
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MARINE ,NTELLiGENcE.
Port OF Galveston. Jsnuar

Port Of Galveston, January s.
ARRIVED.
SIS Phoebe tBrl, from Genoa
IS Capela tBr1. from Liverpool
SIS Nile tBr1. from Nuovitas
IS Nordfarer DAM, from Eavre
SIS Glanroystlk tBrl, from 81 Georges.
Ss clinton (Aml from Rrashear.
CLEARED.
ss WHEREFORE CBr), for Havre.
SIS Clinton (Am.) for BraEos Santiago.
SAILED.
Sc Clinton (Am.), for Brazos Santiago.
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'First.clasa liners
The above quotations are based on trsmp
steamers second-elass liners ic and nrstr
class lines &c higher
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

Paris January s.-Three per cent rensys, 7,
for the account; exchange on LONDON =
for checks <,e.
$50; balances ST.. AS. So2.
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Houstou's gross receipts OF cotton Nv the
various railroads entering the city were as
follows! Rnles
Houston and Texas Central ....... SASS
international and Great Northern .... 1881
Galveston Harrisburg and san Antonio iA
Texas aud Now orleans .............
houston East and West TeEas ...... 6l5
CUT Colorado aud santa Fe ,,... Sls
san Antonio and Arkansas Pass ..4..... t54
M'sbourh Kansas and TeN9s ...,....- lSif
total ,.........,.......,...,,.,. e6sa
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WIRE AND NAILS.

WIRE Gsigsnised Ghdden. $40: waps,.
! NAlLSrA 10 base. Advance. for conror
ever base ID. zoe 3d. use; .d ana "a snr =,
20 lcc 100 and lsd. SC. ouolstiors A.:
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81 Lepig. January s--weol ,,-adS Ann,
nne Aals. tub washed = 6sS. -
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OCEAN FREIGHT RATES

ocean freight quotations on cotton for de-
liver, at ships side within speoined days
from data. 80
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DRUGS

ouinine, toT42c per ounce. In bottle: NOR.
prime Szlo per ounce; cocaine s6.7s ne,
ounce. oorsN, sac per pound In 100 nonn5
packages; copperas, 81 70 per mound IN Snr
feis' castor oil. s, 90 per gallon IN s's,Iinn
passages epsom salts; 81 80 per hundred IN
s.eo per hundred In barrels. aim, 81 enuI,
poune IN barrels. saltnetre, &c per polins ~
barrels eemnhor. Ssds0c wood alcohol e. ~
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COTTON BROKE BADLY.
Bear MsnlpulatIons Assisted by Outside
Influences.
TEXAS INTO SIGHT HAD IlTTlf EFFECT
Market Hnllied only Few Points
when Hestes's Figures Come
In--spots Are Lower.

Futures o 10 ~ points down.
spots dull TO steady. Lie TO 1-sc
lower.
liverpool 2 90 4-s4d on.
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London. January s.--Consols for mo ss
SSH. Bar silver steady. 2Ihd per o.1t q
the open market for short bills 4AGis; n
three months AZ Der cent.
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Grnin nnd PrnYirion. EI.rrh.re.

Nav York, January s,--Nheat-- Receipts 20
ooA exports PAL Ok bushels Srct steady ~
rsd, 7Sis 10 b ahosi No 1 Northern, jS1
shlosi No I hard 7o1s No red, 72's sie
yator OPTIONS steady at 'sf&c net dscine
Lesthsr steady Wool. arm Cotton seed o1J
strong prime crude, Sod2l yellow, sst5d7s
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HOUSTON BANK cLEAR1NGs.

HOUSTON BANK CLEARINGs.
Following are the clearances Of the Hous'ci
banks for the week thus far and for the cor
responding time last year. together with ~
increase or decrease:
This year. Last year. Incre"
Monday ........ s1.4S6541 sl.162,iio Ss4al
Decrease tE
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.

Current Quotations on Round Lots Of
Staple Commodities.
These quotations are re vised daily and their
correctness can be relied upon. The prices are
those ruling in Houston wholesale markets.
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carrin = Richardson say o. cotton

With Price for leader the bears scored
knockout In the cotton markets today
feeling ~ disgust on the part Of longs In both
Epota and futures Was clearly evident. ae
LARGE lines Of the latter were sacrificed with
decided weakness shown In the former.
NeariN ell New York operators are besrish.
claiming that so long NJ tho movement shows
free there IS no help Tor cotton. This morn
inr NV York started about points lower
than SATURDAYS close. declined notntF.
rallied q little but later declined SHARPLY
estimates at New DrlcanE and Houston he
ire rho incentive for fresh selling Toward
the close some recovery VAS seen on Mr.
Hoster's Texas figures, but not What wac 10
he eNnected This points to cron OF about
400 00n and should stimulate prices The
stock market Was weak and lower and MONEY
IN Nav York ruled higher England Was
dosponhent over TransvaBl news and bulls
tomorrow.
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Houston Daily Statement.


Cross receipts thus far this week Haas
Gross receipts - days this year. -. I ,2al 50;
Gross receints % DAYS in lSNs-aas.. ttf 2AS
GROSS receipts 10 days ir iSa6 81 49,. 4 N7i ash
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III. folle-ins ar. Ii. elosiuE prices Of bonds
United States 70. registered ...... ,oss
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Tho following ara the closing quotations
Tor cotton on the SPOT today az the leading
markets, together with the closing Of middling
Saturday with tndav.s .aloa.
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November ....... .. 6ss-ss s7s-17
asked b bid value: seller: nominal.
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Las. wear. 70 January - bull points
ouf "ss 20 per cen, Of the crop had hsep
marketed The ssms percentage THE season
on reoelrts 10 January ! would give us a
CROP 81 $40 n11 bales With a short ctop IN
ERypt and India. and crop under aG1o o0O
in America the market will 20 up by leaps
and bounds CONSUMPTION will hardly be
checked In Manchester under Sid u foreign
spinners refuse 10 buv while this bear nres-
sure ia on the msrket we NAV expect 10
see scramble 70 buy when Wall street
shorts attempt 10 cover. II will DO sur
nrisinr V cotton does not 80 IN a isc Der
mound some dar
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Other srct MnrlSet..

LiNerpooi-Spot business was fair; prires
generally IN BUYERS favor sales 10 900 bales,
OF which 1900 were American. imports 20 900
Ordinary ..t-..sls Middling - Is q
Good ordinary.,t lis Good middllne Is 50
Low mIddlns..4A Middlins fair. u pa
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SAILED.
Vessels In Fore.
STEAMSHIPS.

So Clinton CAml, for Brazos Santiago.
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kansas CITY 1anuety -Nheat-May, sI1.,
CASH No hard f2ds2ls M red saa7o
Corn-May. zalo cash No ? mixed 1sAd2SS,
ceipts-Wheat rs $40 corn, snn0 cats, /, 900
shlpments-wheat. r. 400; corn. Il aoA oats.
50 ON