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New-York tribune., 1901-01-15

George W. Monroe was the star a Proctor's One
hundred-and-twenty-ffth Street Theatre yesterday.
Charles r. Sweet made hit in his piano specially.
Other numbers included Al Leech and the three
ROsebuds, Lew Hawkins, Maxwell and Simpson.
Montague and West. the three juggling Barretts,
May Evans and Carl Reinhold.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-15
GOLD NAY BE SHIPPED THIS WEEK.

GOLD NAY BE SHIFTED THIS WEEK.
While no engagements of gold for export have
yet been announced. 1t is thought in Wall Street
that shipments will be made Thursday and
Saturday. Demand sterling was strong yesterday
Closing 4s71z bid. 4s72s asked only a trife under
The expectation point
New-York tribune., 1901-01-15
THE MORRIS COUNTY GOLF CLUB.

tend to let the Brooklyn delegation have its own
way. The local pride OF the Manhattan clubs VIII
not permit the team prizes TO be carried of Man
haitian Island without struggle. The Harlem
and Greenwich Wheelmcn are IN parttc mar getting
their best terial in shape to uphold the Asso-
ciated Cycling Clubs supremacy. Two other promi,
ment associations have promised to enter men ana
endeavor to secure the coveted prizes.
The regular meeting of the Associated Cycling
Clubs of New-Yorx will be held at thc knicker-
booker Athletic Club house. Forty -ifth-st. and
Madison ave. Monday, January Il Amendments
to the constitution will be reported on.
w S. Bull, ex-secretary-treasu"er of the New
York Division of the League of American Wheel
men. is a visitor at the show. He represents the
Pan-American Exposition.
Colonel Thomas ]. keenan,. of Pittsburg ex-
president OF the League of American Wheelmen
in the city last night.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-15

The Giddy Throng" began another week las
night at the New-York. Anew olio preceded tn
burlesque review.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-15

v,ce-commodore. William H Browning; rear-com-
modore George W. Quintard; secretary, H. de b.
Parsons; treasurer William Porter Alien & ee neet
sultng engineer George w. Magee, L. S: ~; tru5-
tees (class of 1900. William II. Parsons, John Mur-
ray Mitchell and William Porter Allen
New-York tribune., 1901-01-15

THIRD RACE-Selling; mile and one-s1teenth
Indian 1O2 (Aiay) 1 and to 1-........-.....-.
Emirre lO6 (Cochran). to l and to 5-.....-...-
Admetus 100 (Flich). to 2...............'----. D
Time-1:59Ia
Uhers Bequeath. George B. Cox and Alvin W. also ran
FOURTH RACE-Handicap; six furlongs-
Senator BeverIdge (Veber), and to S......
CHARLIE o. Fsrien IOT (SftchelD. and to 5....
Crales (Gormuly). $50 to d
Time-I:2Iia
Glen Lake Empress OF Beauty and Chorus Boy also ran
FIFTH RACE-Seing; furlongs
PaIarm 1o5 (Flanc). and to 1O.-..--........
I2comerack 93 CWeber). 3 8
Locust Blossom 1O3 Cochran. to 1-..........''
Time-1:37is
Goodae. Camp and Saline also ran
SIXTH RACE-Selling six furlongs.
c..r.rol Nagr,,der 1O4 icCann) to 1 and g..
6ouserswivel I12 (Robertsonl 1 and 2
Tildee iO5 F1ick), to
DIggs Barrca, Nell IL and Pantland also ran
New-York tribune., 1901-01-15
TOMORROW ENTRIES.

TOMORROW ENTRIES.
First mile (seng-Brown Vail. 101: Sarl.a 102 Old
E,, 1ns. PhdIas 1903; H. los; Uncle Bill, lOS
Herocs O6 Bright Night. 1906 Trebor 1O9 Chorus Boy
Second race selling: onehalf mesl-Beverase.
so; Kodak silver Coin. o. False Lead ei Aofe'uS
OK; Banauo H. S5; Albert Vale, lOI.
Third race Cselling; and one sixteenth miles,
caorg,a Gardner 80; Madeline c., 90 Bramblebush. c
Ptcado@e p SaivaIeta. 95; Azi. 95; Mtt Boykin lOs
DaRmar III: Rushhelds III
rTar,b race Chandicap: me)-Egyptian Prince. 92
porter r. os; Shut Up. 1903; Varro 1oi COgswelL %;
Valdez. 1o6. -
Ffh race (seIling furlonsslArmand o. sue John-
son o.: Iaspara 91: Olekna 9t Lady contrary. 1Ul'
Slv Shy. 1885, Mordelmo loo' a'ehstoAe' wv "0
lo1; Alpaca, lO' .,. "a ~,
Sxtb race sellng; furongsl-Scorpioleee eo Dr
- ST.. OK Nacie Marie, s9 Tourney 1o1; General
Wagder 1O3 Lancewood. lo4; Lillian Reed. 1oA salie
1n.. mad steele IO6 Agitator. l00; Samovar 1O1
New-York tribune., 1901-01-15
An Invaluable Volume.

Have you The Tribune's Story of the Nineteenth
II win be repubshed in pamphlet form in few days
New-York tribune., 1901-01-15

That the club team pursuit race at the Asso-
ciated Cycling Clubs meet. January 10. is going to
be hotly contested there is now no doubt The
meeting takes place In the Sth Regiment Armory'
and since the Kings County Wheelnen announced
the entry of its representatives the local clubs are
BUSY STRENGTHENING raeir teams. They do not IN
New-York tribune., 1901-01-15
INTERESTING TO wHEELMEN.

The annual meeting OF the Associated Cycling
Clubs of Long Island will be held at the Elephant
Club house. No 1,41 Fulton-st on Mon'ay' Janu-
ary H The election of officers for the coming year
will take place and the Nominating Committee,
appointed at the last meeting, presents the fol-
lowing names: For president, Richard j. Wulf,
Prospect wheelmen; foc first vice-president Robert
F. Mullins Orient Wheelmen; for second vice
president Benjamin Anchell. Bushwick Wheel
men; for treasurer George r. Smith. Greater New
York Wheelmen; for secretary A. Lux. Mutual
Wheelmen; for trustees, The2lore Kiendl. Twenty
sixth Ward Association WheeImen; Michael Schulz,
Dean Cycle Club; Eduard Oberst, Evergreen
Wheelmen; James L. Brush, jr.. Logan Wheel
men; L. F. Goldman, Williamsburg Wheelmen; F.
Finn Howard Wheelmen Annual reports of the
officers and committees for the last year VIII be
read
New-York tribune., 1901-01-15

Thomas Nawn presented his character
sketch. Pat and the Geni" yesterday at Proctor's
Palace. In the bill were Carroll johnson. Ralph
yohnstone, the three Mascagnos Ida Van Siclen and
her company, the Hawanan Queens. adele ruiVIs
Onri and the Gaspard Brothers.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-15
VARIETY ENTERTAINMENTS.

The groups at the Eden Musee are at
tracing much attention New moving pictures
we're shown last evening and will be exhibited
hourly during the week.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-15

The audiences at Roster Biars yesterday were
entertained by the Tavary Grand Opera Company,
including Nine Tavary. Julius Perotti and A. S.
Neron; Louis Simons and his company, Harvey LIE
Clair the Window Quartet, Blockson and Burns,
Violet Friend. Annie Hart Lavender and Tomson,
the HATS Fox and FOxie, Morrell and Evans and
Scott and Wilson.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-15

Clayton White and Marie Stuart made a success
yesterday at PrOctors Tweny-third Street Theatre.
Nile. Debosq a picturesque feature and the
others were Cushman. Holcombe and Curtis.
Jane Whitbeck, Johnnie Carroll, Winona and
Banks Winter, Press Eldridge Jess Vernon, Fine
and Dandy and the kalatechnoscope.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-15

Papnta is in her last weeks Proctor's Fifth
Avenue Theatre and with Jean MaroePs living art
reproductions shared the honors yesterday. The
new specalties seen the Harry Watson
Company, the Newsky Troupe of Russian dancers
and singers, Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins ID. Fisher John
7. Thorne and Grace Carleton. Sager Midgley and
Gertie Carlisle. Alf' Grant. Linton and Mcintyre,
Charles B. Ward and the MARITIME Brothers,
New-York tribune., 1901-01-15

In the programme Tony Pastors yesterday
were Garfield and Carleton, Miss Flora Moore
loney Haskell, Walter Talbot and Abbott Dawson.
Macdonald and MarteIl. Frank and Don, Mack and
Armour, James w. Bingham Kohl and Barney,
EKcela and Heath, Prince Satsuma. John c. Wes-
ton Charles Milliman and the vitagraph.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-28
SHOWS EXCESS, OF 4st77a BALES.
Hestets Cotton Exchange Statement of
the Cron of 1901 Over 1900

Hester's Cotton Exchange Statement Of
the Crop Of 1901 Over 1900
New Orleans, December 27.--secretary
Hester's weekly New Orleans cotton ex.
4hange statement; issued before the close
Of Pusrsss today, shows an increase IA
tie movement into sight compared WITT
the seven days ending this date last year
ii fotthd tigufes, of 1900. an Increase over
DE same days year before last Of l23,oo1s
4, decrease under the same time in 1898 OF
a, 600 ',"s ,.-. - s,ian.s.'
sFors the twenty-Reyena days Of December
the totals show d decrease under last year
o. 2I,ooG an increase lover the same 7pe.
1iod yssr before last Of $4,000 and aEdes
dease under 1895 Of $4,000. a
lFof'tke i1s dSyss9t the season that btys
al "a, 81 last year 5S,oAD, ,ahesds of <. ths
{ss ss2r e ne 3l At by $4,000 and
NTfihs afrd1f65uhH. 6foashts Into sight during
BE sist s77;sf ~ ihe isysa dsys saalns
iast and All, 1851 fof theF same time 3is9s
dnd ,fer, ths- twenty sewn days OF Deem.
lsr it' has been Las, S62, agslpst COL ,53q
lFst year f,2s5 $50 year sef3te last and
i'9p 70 ssis sinee september shows
receipts at all United States ports 1884,
2s7 asalast 4asl4sI las ,, J yssr ssis; Uss
in 1898: overland, across the Mississippi
Ohio and Potomac rlYers 20 Northern mills
akd Canada 53l. SIG, against 694, 100 last
War sSn7 105 year before last aRd T49,i
Same time Tin effHej interior Tsfoekg 10 en-
as 81 those hsla AZ the close 81 theTconis
mercial year 536ll5, against 24,523 last
yrar, 52G, $50 year before hst and 5sl ,4F
same time Ia 1898; Southern mill takinsS
dS,ofoe.~srainst $780, 442 fast year: 5fssS50
year before last and 2oI,54s same time IN
i sFhese. make the totalrsp9vement for the
5is q sEsI6st ssfa esa Isst year 3. 7Ss 800
wear before last and 1881, S96 same time
Foreign exports for the week have been
2Ia. 6ssl against 20i.Sl0 last year, making
a5S. a3f Northern mill fakings and Can.
adh during the paetf seven bays show a
HIRE ase ~ s4.ggS as compared with the
corresponding period iast year and their
total o1e @ me 'e sSis sk Hs of of
Americap mills North and South and Gan
~ thus far for the season have been
IS5s.gsS9 against 1.54p 062 last year These
heidde e2g,2lI by Northern spinners
aE stoeSs az the sSaHoard aud the twenty.
niue eating sotrhern interior cspters
have Increased the week 1923 baies
against an 1inereAse. during the correspond
ing period last season OF 32,0s5 and are
now sB,urE EmRlleF fhsn az tAIs date u
ffnctudine stocks left over 81 ports AND
ibterior towns ffom the last crop and The
/ rhmher OF bales brought into sight thus
| far for the new crop the supply TO dnfs
| il e,T2o 600 asainst 6639.f28 fer The SAME
| psrtaA sikAz ssan az . ~ 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-28
UNPARALLELED PROSPERITY

staples With option trading az IONA AL
mensions. dsspite the do6blc holiday nj the
Produce Exchange Wheat recovered most
81 the recent moderate decline, ennborted
BY ? family eatesdy demand Notwithktand1
ms the high Level ~ quotations as COM
pared With eaflier years. exports for tho
week freri all ports Of the United states.
Including honr, amount to 3.54O0T2 bushels
compared With 2, 156.olA bushels A wear ago
ard 2, 4l1Ois bushels atworyeafs ago, in
tetior receipts were light and nonr mills
have been Handicapped nv the lar short.
aseswhieh made It dIffieuN 10 bring in raw
material or foatake out the fnished prod.
ucts. Corn continues sbont 60 per cent
above the price a year ago witch readily
explains Atlantic exports Of onfy 3is. 25S
bushels, against StSla9S7 last vesr sugar
became conspicuous through tho aggressive
cutting Of quotations BY competing re.
hners. Raw grades declined slightly on ac-
count 81 big crop estimates and other out
side influences, but the fan in stiAdard
granulated wRs diSproportionately heavy
and ~ the bottom poiiIt. atttr dedrttlns
all rebates, no profit could he figured Even
at the lowest prices buyers were slowfto
take savn ntaee. evidently anticipating still
more favorable terms
Failures for the week numbered $50 In
the United states. against 931 last year.
and ticentv-three IN Canada, against eigh.
teen last year -H fhv afa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-28
HAS BLESSED THE NATION.
CHRISTMAS RECORD SHOWS IT.
Southern Trade. However, Shows Less
Satisfactory Results Than that Of g
Other centers, Due to Cotton


New ytrt, Daesmter II AR c. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review Of trade tomorrow
VIII saS: II any evidence was nesnGd az
the Unparalleled prosperity witA which ibis
Aauon has Been blessed during the past
year the expenditure for Christmas gifts
ara decorations should be ample Dfstrit
hutfsT Of Christmas gifts among the EN-
riieet,es q large INNS md corporations was
on the stuic scale, often the increase oger
last 'yeat amounting to 100 per cent, while
the front sharing at the end OF the year
VIZ REACH unprecedented hgurss. It is no
tlesd that Southern trade shows less sat
istactory gains over last year than at other
fenteFs which Is not surprising, as the
PRINCIPAL product Of the South has aver
aged from So to $40 a bale less than
year ago, while the quantity thus far
marketed shows no commensurate Increase
Following closely upon the interruption
by foods and storms last week. transport
ing and manufacturing facilities were fur
ther Handicapped by numerous accidents.
lron furnaces and steel mills were tied
up and the movement Of coke was ham
pered. This resulted in such insufficient
supplies Of fuel that many stacks were
s eaaSsa Tine when full activity was
coke Is more critical than AZ any pre-
yicus time \this season, me output In the
Connellsville regioh has been at A record
oie-Flng pgce for month or more but
STOCKS accumulate at the ovens because
motive power and cars can not be secured.
PIG iron production Is no longer at the
hlgh mark recorded when December open
ca and with fancy prices for fuel It Is
natnrsl that Bessemer should advance, Coke
producers report their full output sold Up
70 the middle of next year and structural
MUS are IN about the same position A
large Mexican rstl order has been offered
hnt may go'to Europe, as domestic makers
are unable 10 undertake any new deliv-
cries for some time TO colne. Business IL
Wholesale dry goods has been interrupted
by holiday Influences and stock taking
among johberA Cotton goods ruled quiet.
apart from the demand from. convetters
are sold ahead for several months as a
incettan raw matertsl niBrket
In the woolen goods division overcost-
ings ind ready purchasers, while prices
oa some lines lust opened are about 5
per cent higher than last season.
Wool is strong and tending upward with
good dem1nd, not only from mills and
dealers, but on speculative account. stocks
are, closing the year IN much better con
( sumption having made large inroads Raw
cGtton is also mating a. better showing,
| Footwear shops are actively engaged and
shipping much more heavily than a year
Leather and hides are strong but com,
paratlyely qulet. A decidedly high price
. level has been maintained for the leading
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-28
|lSlRptY is FAIR; -ra
|NlyES AND WARNINGS LIGHT.
\ Receipts at Kansas City Yesterday
|s'@d 50 Texans, ST. louis 400
NJ Chicago Not Single Head.

ii'ii' City, December 27.-Cattle-Re
~ 200 Including sixty calves and no
IN, w Best beef steers steady 10 Zoe
lisIts ssHsf cattle steady choice export
n |,sHs sss beef steers 5,T5dei6o; fslr TO
I Sst'w|ao, 49, stockers and feeders 3 90
~ ,,a Msslern fed steers 4 1895 90; West
4 sooa 1 y: Te2ag Fsos1sp2 2 sRa
N asnstsE 7J&gSe. G Snfis ,Hssa4V IS !:
INV ~, ss;Svao. 30. Hogs-Receipts 5000.
IVA :. --hts Aeil---{ 4eAsy-- y fete9ss5;
IN ps ss 25@6 10; lights 3 SOFAS so;
|5st v1Y!54 li 'Sheep@-Reteipts G 1o,9(D
[a;, sscIg fed lambs VI 50f85 so! led
N INV ,. s;yeq4 40 yearlipgs 375@4 so;
N 'l"eS' u calls and feeders 2 ooG
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-28
jan pELlYgRY III loNevIEW.


Five Men Got Away and Only oneo Was
FL, &c.. n Recaptuted. n SIX y eFn
nongtiew. Texas Defender eTs- Five eot
the eleSe9 prfeoRets fchAntdL IN the county
jan, here,, escaped last night, !, The .jail
was built in 1854 and the steel bars close
10 the shy Rad ,Hsc6t1e. yhst eaten ana q
vas an easy, matter Tor them 70 break
through the'gcage,s They then dug shole
thFcngb the bffk wall aud made atfepe
ONT of7 hlankets and let themselves down
to- the ground r'~ seHf f~faenfs hf7h
= Those who escaped are AHarty aTorrene4
alias Harry'n homas.t the prisoner, who stTiea
to commit suicide by hghghn ohtnnsen Bith
a towel Tuesday; Mack Newhouse, colored,
an eI-s9gESs SbgrEsa VIA hl s8iSsSy rob
assault 10 murder: Tom Powell colored.
SeerH1a tdd PAssarifs ahd1 e'rconsleff thH
Sheriff HoWaFd,, ibLSusiIt afrom Carthage
ssStaf'aa IS fa2 GTTfeS Nave two more more
iotated ana WIN rec1ptute thsmg9 ~ f's''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-28
GOOD IN ALL LINES.
5radspeet Reports Record Breaking
Week-Goods Market Is Quiet

Week-0OOQS market is quiet. .,s
New York December 27-Bradstreet's will
say tomorrow; Reports Of record break
ing holiday trade, Of seasonabie quiet in
leading wholesale lines, Of exceptional ac.
ttvity at top prices in iron and steel. OF
sustained activity in other industries. con.
tinued complaint Of car and motive power
shortages and a general hardening Of spec
ulative markets for food products. are the
features Of trade advices to Bradstreets
this week. Specially good reports as 10
holiday distribution come from the East.
Central West, Northwest and Southwest
Adyices from, some parts Of the South are
tempered with pessimlsm born Of the sat.
isfaetory yields Of cotton in some depart
mehts. ~ e ~ rI'
Chicago jobhing business is the best on
year. and the reports OF cattle movements
are good from there and other packing
centers. The year closes with burst of
activity In iron and steel Pig iron sales
this season and lack OF adequate transpor,
tatlon facilities alone is a bar 10 aostili
greater volume Of distribution. The out.
look is for production of 100000 tons
Of pig Iron, Of S0,o00,000 tons OF ore and
OF 100000 tons of steel in 1901 Prices
have advanced of late and SIS, 70 to SIC 90
Is freely paid at Valley furnaces for oes-
eemer deliveries IN the hrst quarter Of next
year. In finished products the mills are
crowded with business, Wire rods have
advanced 81 per ton, In the coke trade
supplies are piling up near the ovens, but
furnaces are shutting down owing TO the
lack Of cars, .sr1 t 81
New business in shoes and leather is nat
urally small, but shipments are enormous.
Hides are strong and leather is also, the
outlook being for higher prices for shoes
The cut in refined sugar Of 10 10 rs points
Is really "a reflection of the reduction In
raw quotations, though talk Of the war
continues. -
Coffee is stronger and In better demand
Quiet is the main feature ii the wholesale
drv goods trade Gray cottons for future
delivery are strong In sympathy With raw
cotton which mas strengthened on good
buying In face Of liberal crop movement
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-28
THE LOCAL SITUATION, ,s i.
IS FAIRLY ACTIVE.
Movement Beyond Expeetatiops Of the
Trade, Considering the .season-De-
, rnand Well Maintained.

Yesterdays rice market was fairly &C
Eve and considering the holiday week
the movement was beyond INTERPRETATIONS
Of the local trade The price range IL
well maintained and the hrmtess Of de.
Ihsnd has been sufficient 10 overcome all
threatening evils The local mill received
heaty inquiries and orders for delivery IN
the future from buyers. All signs point
10 improved conditions after the advent
of the new year livery style and grade
has recently developed an enlarged de-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-28

rort tkreinte tanre on ire same scale. and
are over ~ per cent m excess Of last tcaf
70 date, ana " u considered that the hir
rean IN its estimate expects these states
"a rnsrs 900 aiess lhAn last yesrs OF
tourses u me bnfenu's ngnres in tic future
appro&in1qteiS correct then values may ins
prove fntfhef II. on the other hand con.
hdence Is shaken II would- rrnse a de.
ues buiilsh IN anticipation on marked
decrease m receipts next week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-28
2 eUTTER AND EGGS. z

rchtcago, T1ecernber - Pill Btitter-- Firm;
creamery 15d24i1s dairy nl4dt2o. .nCheesel-
steady a1sa1oNa Eggs wesSf fFesh 1 2 2Sg
?. New York December 2T Leg 60 = Reaelptj
l0Ts6 paaksgeS, M6rket. steads} WestArd
at marx. 25ass; sotlthsrn AT mark 25af:55
Isl IonIs Deceuibef ~ Poultry 4EsteHH.Y
Chfckens old 5, Young p; turkeys g. ducks
64I se6se. 3d4 BftteflstesdS; q letea MI
~ 2da254 dairy 1899 ;gs5111sste styT
Kansas City. December q. --EEgs- ste ~
FiESh 7fIiysdtri. and, Kansas stock lsci
country held l8 otr- 1eri 81, assar
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-28
New Orleans Market.
lSnnninl 70 THE pnsf \

New Orleans, La. December 27.-The
market for rough rice ruled steady, but
quiet, and Of a holiday character. Offer.
ings were on a broader scale, consequent
On the more liberal movement Clcan rice
was quiet but steady With trading light
and confined 10 loves grades. Receipts
from country mills were again liberal.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-28
AEsrER,s wgEKLY eTATeMEMr.

The Receipts Show an Increase Over
'%' Last Week Of 1912 Bales,
Kew Orleans, December 2l-secretafy
Hester's weekly statement of the worlds
visible supply of cotton, made up from spe-
tial cable ard telegraphIc odyices, COM
uares the figures Of this week With last
week, lsst yeer and TIM year before. II
shows an ,inoresse for the week Just closed
Of l58,di2 sbales, against an eeteaseiA1f
173,16s Ia 81 year and a7deerease % 4S5l the
'SIbe total visible is "a, Al. $50, against
3,enfS6S hast week, 4,Of3,3s3 last year aud
4,294476 year before last The total world
Visible sappiy of cotton shows an increase
compared with last week of l56il2 bales,
an increase compared with iasr year of7IA,>
5ST and al decrease compared with Year he'
vtof, the worlds Visible supply OF cotton
as above there is now eaaoat and helaelp
Great Britain and continental Europe 2,951,-
o against tasSa ia fe Fsyr an' 2o5 s 90
ns sf6fe lastf N India 'ft2'OO. fataiHs es7f,eOo
last year. and, 250,oe0 year bafeee last. and
Rsa5Soo E ast Fear and 6S bbsf8:s
Note. The cables this lnorpinE give no rel
t 1S diSsTsoqb g fota r s6eF nat nat
tyant 1,Xyfs dre thefefore able only 70 give
the heure of total pisiblet f'As0s Tsieeflr
THE dlvlslep will oe made later when fpn
data y receives z.ai>s'4 - ee y 50 $40
src Hs.6g q. Beers Cotton letter = =
,,u-v y fspeeiai 10 The PostD' tt9t ~
Nav orIoAns!f December ANotwith-
standing nivetpoofs hdvanee vas not on
routaginr. ON market opened Unchanged
to a,points higher ruling steady Tor some
tine Al fresH buying, subsequently De-
eIinins tn ilefpem The top 'en the heavy
Interior ana weakly amount bought intb
sight. but raiued.1 Slisbtly again near The
| Close on ,newe puroha ses, making the net
| iosa ptoa s points on thel day tInel total
marketed TODAY is 55OO unqeI iasl year enc
| s74,6s0 over year before last consequently
| Il there II as much cottonftn the Sour D, Al
( isst ye,r the crop points 10 10. 900 oOu bRies
| whereas n there is no more than year ebc'
| fore las n when Tthet crop was 9.93b, OOos
would indicate an out tufnF!o OF l0Opo,oS
| bales. Therefore, tudging rom tne mo q.
| Ipenf only. the crop TINS year ncannor ne
| iees than 10 100000 and9 might Ne lOaoDs
\ COO H-is claimed by the majority OF op
arsforss hovev ersst that there Is less cotton
| SSlft IN Inc ipterspr than last yeat, iwhiIt
/ otliers conteDd THERE Is flnore with sucn
| r,a,rcf,d from week 10 geek will be watchl
| "a = carefully The twentylnine leading ID.
s,,,innl. towns aeorived 205s60O againBt DO
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