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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-01
COTTON FUTURES WORKED DOWN.
The Influences Were Generally Bullish.
but Speculation Was ackinn

The Influences Were Generally Bullish.
but Speculation Was Lacking.
New York. September 30. --Cotton futures
opened steady with prices point higher
to points lower these figures later prov.
ing TO be the top for the day The In.
huences at work We're nearly all bulIlsh.
nut In the absence Of active speculation
ana public business. prices gradunlly
worked lower under realizing by room bulls
and pit selling by the scalpng contingent
for a sliehts decline.
Ia the carly afternoon January sank Ia
'6S. this being Z points of from tho ton
ana points on from Saturday, final bid.
Even at the lower figure demand was
hesitating and business was sluggish, I.Iv.
elpool was weak under poor sprculatlon
ana more poor trade reports from the con.
tlncut.
The weather averaged IN favorable.
though the forecast indicated showers for
tonight over the eastern and central holt,
ana drouth in the West Among the bull
arguments were small stocks at an spln-
nlng centcrS and very bad crop REPORTS
Export clcaranccS today reached close ia
sO,oQO bales or oue-thrd more than the
total port receipts In the last hour sell.
ing, by diSheartcncd room holders. sent
prices TO the low level Of the day. The
market was finally barely steady with
prices To . points lower.
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london Financial CabIe.

New York. September 30 Tho CONNER
cial- Advertisers London financial cable
gram says: The stock market today was
listless aud uneasy over . fresh relapse IN
ness about the Paris settlement, where a
heavy loss Is entailcd by the break I'm cop
pers and In Russian industrial enterprises.
Copper opened Mt CPS and closed ut 839s.
The authorities here favor the theory that
the slump IN American Amalgamated Is a
stock market dodge. American shares
opened under parity and held quietly steady
TN New York came as buyer of United
states Steel, which Morgan brokers bought
freely The list otherwise was neglected
ana the closing was dun
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CaraiII & Riehardson's LetLer.

Houston, Texas, September 30.-With Liv-
erpool easy, 2G4 lower, spots 1-lG to 3-32
down and a nearly clear weather map,
cotton declined today under small settings
The opening In our markets was steady
at about Saturdays close with some dis
position on the part Of the bulls to buy
but later with freer offerings Of spots
prices declined slowly closing at the low
est, 20 down In New York, and I to
10 in New Orleans. Bad crop reports are
still In evidence. the Journal of Commerce
giving the following In totayS Issue:
''TeXas-Nery many correspondents say cot
ton In by October II 10 November J, no
top, picking twenty-eight days ahead
South Carolinn--Damagcd by rain, cool
weather. boil worm, rust and shedding. no
top crop. average picking twenty DAYS later
than last year. GeorGia-Rain, rust and
sheddings considerable scarcity Of labor,
many say no ioP crop 9irk' fT5m ay'F yer
pool saw spinners showing no disposition to
enter the market, expecting heavy move
mcnt soon and lower prices. Exporters re-
port the interior offering spots more freely
with the demand still limited To- small or
doris and mt narrow margin prices spot
quotations were reduced 1-lO In New York,
New orleans and Houston. Tho weekly
bureau tomorrow and the monthly report
due on October 3, are both expected 10
have considerable bearing upon values and
are TO some extent keeping operators out
of the market they prcferring to wait de-
,clopments before making new contracts.
The monthly report Is expected To snow
n condition of about 6S, which would be
construct hy the trade as hullSh. The
condition last month was Il.o. and ON
October 10, 1900 81.
IiveTpooI Is due to be 1874 down tomor-
row. Cargll & Richardson.
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y III Cooke, Moskowltz & Co
a. g. 8. Beers Cotton Letter.
- -c-t.t a. Tho POST

New orleans, September S0'-Lverpooi
advlces were unfavorahle, the easlness be-
ing due 10 the expectation 81 heavier re-
eeipts ana spinners Withdrawing awaiting
better opportunities Our market IN sym
nathy. opened points lower declined .
10 points additional, IN consequence OF
the weakness Of spots, the restricteu ue-
mapd and prospects Of ! larger moy ie,s M
closing al a net loss Of TO points ""
Mancbesfs- cables state that the eioln
market last week was characterized ~
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LIeHT TRADINe IN spoT coTToN.
Factors and Buyers Were Pretty Well
Apart in the New Orleans MarLnt

eOtOlS dtlG buyers were ErettV we'll
Apart in the New Orleans Market.
New Orleans September 80. Trading was
light today in the market for spot cotton
with factors and buyers pretty well apart
In their views The break in prices at
Liverpool had the effect Of making the
latter more cautious and Il disposition to
hold off for further devclopments was
shown, but factors seemed measurcab'y
Indifferent as to the turn IN the English
their upset level In order to close trades.
Sales 900 bales, including 100 to arrive.
Quotations reduced lie
The movement today In the market for
contracts was confined almost entirely to
the December and January poSitio the
balance of the season hcng sadly neglect
ed. The first call showed 3 10 I points
down on the entire list After the call
trading was light and fluctuations extreme
~ narrow. At the close October Shove ~
net loss Of 10 points ana the balance Of
the list to points on the day
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New York, September 30. Money on call.
steady 3Em4 per cont. last loan ~; ruling
rate I per cent Prime mercantile paper
4a,m5la per cent Sterling exchange heavy
with actual business In bankers hills ut
45SM for demand and at 4s9AGii s254 for
sixty days; posted rates Asa and 4SGi4,
commercial bills i.S2GiS3, Bar silver
5Slk Mexican dollars 45la. Government
bonds irregular, State bonds inactive; rail.
road bonds Irregular.
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cooke. Moskowltz & oO.'s Letter.

Houston, Texas, September Cove quote
from Theodore II. Price In my opinion
the conditions surrounding the present crop
are almost Identical with those Of 1888.
The condition Of The crop as reported by
the Government on the LIST Of September OF
that wear was T0S. The acreage taat year
% 1g0 OOG. The acreage as reported by the
a,n incraase Of about 30 per cent The
non MAJ wear was T14T,O0O bales. Allow.
Ing for the Increase Of 36 per cent we VIII
NJ . s78OO0, or say a total crop Of o.I200O
Hubbard Bros & Co, say: The stotls-
ticai position FOR Liverpool Is nn exceed
ingly strong one and gives great conf
denee maj the English spinners VIII nave
10 huy freely IN the near future Is ulls
Hsbich Is causing the Southern shippers TO
look with great confidence for a sharp re-
coyery in prices ,,,..,4- G. %
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are expected to arrive here about October
rs The market is stil devoid OF spccula-
tive interest aud buyers as rule prefer
to hold on pending the movement Of the
new crop"
shipments OF oranges, lemons and gra q
fruit by the Southern California Fruit Ex
change during the year ending with An.
gust, according to n report by President A.
II, Naftzger, were ll,O2T carloads. aggre-
eating S,92G,i4G boxes being little less
than one-half the total shipments from
Southern California. This is large IN
crease over any previous year 81 per cent
Of the crop being the highest point touched
before. The gross sales Cor the year ag-
grcgated SS,T2SO0O, Ms against So,SOO,OOO
for the previous yenr.
An Eastern exporter OF provisions says
that prices OF every kind OF goods are so
high that consumption is beginning to fall
OF. except on compound lard. which Is
taking the place Of pure lard TO such ~
extent that factories arc running night
and day 10 keep up with sales. he also
says that farmers are getting nearer %
81 LOO than soc per bushel for their corn
by feeding It to hogs, and they are Zee !,
Ing all that they possibly cau which VII
ably within six months, and he looks for
prices TO rcccdc from their present nlEn
level, though held there now by small
stocks and consumpuon'
new York Arm says; "Thc remarkable
advance on lemons was feature at this
weeks auction offerings. Although wois'
than last week. Slciles marked an In
crease OF 25c ON 860s and 5oc on zoos
Maloris, both sizes, 50c on choice and Slo0
on fancy stock. And. without a doubt, We
may look for still higher prices next week.
MS the quantity to he sold during the COM
ing month is limited and this market is
cleaning MP rapidly
"rhcre are now in store for sale several
thousand boNps which were Withdrawn by
the importers little over a month Ngo.
Verify this fruit stands ne parison.
both for quality aud size. with tho iiaSh
we have been receiving here these past
Grapes Although the condition Of the
uOOO barrels of Amcrius disposed of this
week was MI that could he desired, tue
quality was what should term ordinary
Prices were very reasonable In order to
be enabled ia mako purchase ni grapes
at the most opportunc time, | consider II
most advisable To place your order now
to he tllcd when the proper time presents
itself
oranges. -OnIN ltNl NtlI'lN Oi d0luVl'Ht
were offered this week The fruit WIS NJ
excellent condition and mostly of good
color
"Eigs. or the goo cases Of smyrnas u
| tcrcd. the percentage OF good quality was
small
Onions None were sold this week.
| nllcd my orders by buying privately re-
are that the market win advance ne PEI
crate next week, there being, so far ~
! known. hut 2OOO crates on route
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AMMUNITION Powder, per keE, 81 90;
blasting powder 81 90 per keg' drop shot,
per sack, 81 70, buck, 500.
RACuN Extra short clear, in sacks,
bellies, liig@iiA. .z
INC. 2A-lb, SC; Arrow ties, less than car
load lots, from Houston, 81 30.
CANDY Stick, wrapped, basis "a, No, 2,
| 6lsQe%l per lb No |, fuil weight basis
"a, fA@7Mc, per lbi special sizes, We high
CANDLES Star. rnli weight, .iol1c; Gran.
a tq NEeFT9 lls Ase 75a S ISL roses sea-
dale, 81 I5@2 90 -.,l,s.. -, o.,1,
CofEEaio, M p%hSg; pfllmi s5t ssH@
Aroaa basis llQo,ib cases ne de9lIyySered;
apex II oQri Lion, Is Gi9id sea- Mocha
6icni IN cans, 2;!b and l.lb pals, lsAc.
en- IA II NOR 1o oISn oHie DHNSs,
snaps Sc; creams, Sc; stage planks, eye;
eakks5 ana I9mh,ieIi r,o,, ,,,,
patent; W. SO 5faRinGy mar patent, So 30;
lhilq craze - -',rn S"cG lVC peg pa al,
re- hlguei' h"ur III """d' l'V per u'I't'
hiElIelltv,crors coons critic noc,,,y
and cream 90 neal H. b g S6 Stqo . Peap
meat IN 3olo sucks, - ~ pef pHlrel OF
Tour SACKS, SIotoh "aL9' o. ~. ii, ItlEhls
S oq|s y g a. .o'a''D'a o''' - o' ii'"D'''
LAhiID nehno1 'cpGv' GnlT%iHJ .RoSr 49, ,a,
ltNl' litti !, poiu ngn"Ei ~, nifHol lhNu
iicIces' ~" WI" ~ n,Enr' al" ''ns 80
hlHhH,, ~ uDC .n 'n,o,t, bo,,,s or
HhMS oo 20 20 pI ,Cn,g MINIS V1ge
&, 20 DUN WV PN' "'''e'' '''P'i'u'
'lU705Nry barrels, God75c per gallon;
70 @,iR cans cans, ehip"c ,S oCSog per pouhd'
IN IN 4Hlk on scctions iog5iRRSS 'N''"'''"
''ZZ995G,fT gSsEE'Ssl Robtiied fnir 1gY6ISc.
nhIen o,e7ta f 80 nDs,
pll ,ne, ~ 9osjS To- nure now Gran syr,ir
Sss"cP s''"P' ''F'
'yEoNnrNSrn MIX Earle sg 5o5fG n
Nt.o,,oi,o "a G5o,4 ~ Di,ne "a oOAA On.
5baIIenee. Sl 1914 20; Winner. 81 25Gl4 IS.
% ~ 1i,ir ,,aittt ~ si 6Olji 70. I H.
40 ion6iG5", FIX lIghht Weight. 556660c;
. ~ , 30m'' rcyclgbt s5n9o, S"''
pic'tIksiI' las" Fiyc.gaiIon Kegs. 50 90; 10.
eallon Kegs 81 %. "a bbls' IS 90; plnts,
49," ,,,ri,,,, ess,,yic Il az ouarts American
| styie, 81 90: i5,Gnlion, So 80: gallon Amer
i tGn syn, $o'"' l's'''on ieA"Ron' S''oo'
slice Extr, fancy head. Gi@mG@c;
cbnico 5s,5iHc. fair 4Mdiibc: fancy I'm.
poTied. 8i5Si8Sc
ROPE Sisai bnsis 7l0, phc; Manila,
~ T'''ai n,,sta" ma coarsc sac: Nne S5c,
| MIG % ihS 90 "a, an rs 90 al. l6OSs, 81 70,
| "a ~ -g9G5' N-'"'' w. 80 F-''N'
Ski Fistr Ntacl,ereI Ma In 1O.lh
| VIZ 6rc1fSI ao. boif bhts 5O.lb No L
| "a 006i5 50. This. S5 oO6i5 10.
| MON-Foncy pliinr Rock Columbia
Riyer 81 10. castle RocE Colnmbln River
| ST e56i1,75: smear Alaska Si.i5; Toy Co
in@13biai ri p's q; "Bi Blue Bell Col3mbia
i htyer, ~ u" HioeI pe 9raRH 35S;i 40
w, "',.. - f''",i.,', Cd m
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New York nru Goods

New York, September 30 There has
been an average amount OF business in
brown shectings and drills at steady prlees
Blcached cottons are quiet and unchanged.
Coarse colored goods generally firm, hut
not much business doing. Prints very firm
IN staple lines. Fancy quiet; glnghams
hrm Sales Of regular print cloths at 3
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BEEswAX-PrIme Texas. 2292ac per
beans Imported navy beans. 4lbD
4Mc; Bayou, 3I5c; English dried Sc;
pinks. 3hc Lima, 6hM1c; black eyes, 8
65i4c; Michigan navy, none. California
navy, hMC; Snaps 81 per bushel; wax,
StbO per bushel; Dutch Linn, &C. ,,
RuTTER Blue star. 2oM2lc; dairy li@
zoe: Elgln creamery, 25m2dc; Texas bricks,
l5GilHc Olromarguriup Lincoln solids,
he; Lincoln prints, he; Daisy solids, lac;
prints, lSc; MoNlcys special, lsc; Crystal
Gem aud country rolls 1Oc Empire state
special liV special Blue star, 1Sc, Gigln
duiry bricks. he; Ideal, loiAc
CABBAGE-2HM24C
CHEESE Wisconsin fun cream rolls,
I4c; Wisconsin full cream daisies, lao
i4t6c; Wisconsin half cream, l21gnl3c
EGGS Kansas, 10@2Oc; Texas cold stor-
KRAUT- New, in haf barrels, 81, $50
Onions Per pound 29@2Ac
PEPPER Chile, liQl5c per Id; black
'PPoTXToES- Oregon whites, 81 25al. IS:
Eastern stock, 81 O0dfi 10.
PFANI'TS-Jumbos, per pound 6Mc;
fnncy IL T.. &c, choice 5Iac; G.s, 4Ec.
POULTRY Chickens, hens, good. so OUil
2 40. flyers, large. 50 O0@3 30; brollers,
81 5OC2 70; mixed lots, . 6oGl3 90; cocks.
geese, fuii icothcred, 50 25GiIO 90; turkeys.
hens, So. OoM5 so; turkeys, gobblers, SO, 90
| al OO young turkeys, SO 25d3,TJ
| SWEET POTATOES-Ynms 81. so bu,
TOMATOES New Mexico. h-bu baskets,
| 81 .ONGiI 80; California, 81. -.
CELERY-Colorado white per bunch
| 6oQ15c.
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SUGAR,

Nov orleans. September 30-sugar-
otIo" centrifugal yellow 3 l5IGfi4 3-t6:
seconds 2a8Ss Molasses- Steady; centri-
fneal Gdt0. a. 60
oniet and steady; refined steady.
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.I.ess 1.1e
BANK CLEARINGs.

Following are the clcnrings Of the Hous.
ton banks. together With the amount OF in.
crease OF decrease over last year;
This week. Inst year Inc.
Saturday -, .$2,2S4 DOB S2,03G37D S2lG,s2i
Monday ..... l,o92,Ssl 2,4s6,sO0 1893 0lg
/
nccrease
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

New York. September 3O.--Clearings,
Sl32. 34l, 26I balances 7.si0, i05.
Paris, September 30 Three per cent
rentes 10lf 17hc for the account,
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london Consols.


London, September 30 Consols fnr
money ana the account 90 liG Bar silver
quiet 20 l5-l6d per ounce. Money 2d3 PR
cent. Discount for short bills . 3 1921
three months bills 2Ilm2 a-16 per cent
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u o. h. mill, Toxins InterIor POINTS. ac-
,ording 10 location Per gallon
Prime crude oil, loose 505sn b
Prime sumner yellow oil; 3a2M "a
IJpters, according TO quality 0ikd "
Per ton.
t,,tt. hsiad ,.......... 81 10
prine, cation seed meal, 20 80 G22 az
prrinie cotton seed cake % so az Is
Quotations on prime cotton seed meal
and prime. cotton seed cake are Tor dehv-
cry at Galveston.
Memphis Tenn. september Soil.
pane crirde ~: Off crude 2Sd29i5; prime
a,,mIner yellow 81: choice cooking summer
yellow i2. Meal and cake prime 2l5O of
1900
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Houston Daily Statement.
Houston Comparative Statement.
ross receipts thus far this week.. 2S.IDO
Houston Railroad Receipts.

Following are the receipts OF cotton by
the various railroads entering the city;
Bales.
Houston and Texas Central ......9. $50
utcrnationa and Great Northern - /, 1872
Galveston Harrisburg and san An. 81
Texas and New Orleans ............ IS
Houston East and West Texas .... a1I
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fr .....,.. Pod
san Antonio and Arkansas Pass..... SIS
Missouri, Kansas and TeSaS........ i,G}o
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL, iI3
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npIrD rRUITs AND NUTS.


APPLES Fancy eyaporated, 50-lb boxes,
9Ac; lib cartons. fancy O%c; cartons,
choice, SIZE; choice evaporated, sac; sua
dried. Tc
AUTHORSHIP h. loose. 10c.
CITRON-In l0-lh boxes, l3c.
CURRANTS-In bbls, 1910; 25-lb boxes
DATES-ilb packages, Zoe; cobb boxes.
FIGs-Callfornla. i2Aci imported. 10
PEACHEs-Cholce new stock, s14GIS&c.
RAsSINS- California, 3-crown /. L.
boxes 81 90; A-boxes L. l.. ralsins, 6SM75ci
2.crown l.. NJ. raislns, 50.lh boxes, Ic' g.
crown l.. NJ. raisins, S0.lb boxes TIC.
PRUNES-C California, 30 zoos Sc
be walnuts, 1iM15c; peanuts. fancy hand
picked, 5&m6c; No, 2, 4A@0ci Jumbo, t@
6lac; almonds, Taragona, lse per 10 In
medlum. 16lSc.
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OaIIy InterIor Movement.
Comparative Spot Market.


Galveston-S Spots closed dull prices I'M
changed; stock 81 ,2GO bales
Low ord 5M MddlinE ...S
ordinary. ....6 food mid ..Sh
Good ord. . .BSs Mid fair $50. Sas
Low mid......7& Sales ..,..a.. .3W
New Orleans Spots closed quiet; prices
lice down; stock Il ,041 bales.
Low ord .JBs Middlng s...S
Ordinary. 100 1916 Good mid ,..Sh
Good ord ...69s Mid fair ..... Sl2
Low mid ....T 7-16 Sales .l,b0O
New York-Spots closed quiet, prices
1-16c down; stock 1863 bales.
Good ord ...7 3-16 Good mid ..Sm
Low mid TN Mid fair ....s 1915
MiddlIng ....S 3-16 Sales ........7 35
Liverpool Spots closed quiet and easier;
prlccs revised; sales 5000 bales Of which
1900 were American; speculation and ex-
por 500 bales; imports $500 bales, OF which
an were American .4it
Ordinary 49,. 3 29.32 Middllng see. 4 1872
Good ord .....4 J-32 Good mid - 10 10
Low md....4% Mid fair .....5
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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

ouinine, 4O142e per ounce bottlei NOR NOR,
nhfna y225h250 per ounce; cocaine 1900
her onnce borax. SMc per pound In 100
oonnd packages; eopperas, 81 40 In barrels
castor OIL. 81 20 per gallon IN o-gallonn
" NbsrreIs. alcohol Sc T06f3 90 per galons
sulphur, SOL 5 per 100 in barrels; aiums
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GRAIN AND HAY.

Carload lots, T. o. b, cars from mlilers,
dealers charge from store 0Gl0c more per
ana corn, and lOil5c per 100 lbs on hay.
IRAN Per 100 lbs, 81 03Gfi .04.
WHEAT SHORrS--per 100 lbs, l.0o1
C0RN-No. 2 sacked, 74lka75Iac.
CORN cHoPS-Mlxed and pure, Si.3e0
/ 40.
Hay Alfalfa S13. bO6Il3. 10; choice tim
othy. SO OOdl0 so; South Texas prairie
nav sd OOHA.O 90: North Texas ana Terri
tory hay, Si3.0od15.0O.
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NEW YORK nXcuANGE.

. IVWdN- 0WTUTUNN-
kclchmnrks CONNER
cial, 6O days ......,.. 9ps 50 I.IB
Bankers, GO days .......A S3i4 SIi4
Commercial. 60 days. 4 s2&A 4 SIG "
Spinncrs .,.,..,. .....i. 50 $50
francs, commercial, 60
days .-.,... ..,,....,,.. . us Fo,2l4
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only be required It tadc shows 49,. -.
Irovement. and lastly OF prices s ob@r w,
aihericsl may have to carry largo ~. %. la
sroocE Yhle at S,sd3a,d splnncfs viii sin'
The Wild and sensational cron
IVoh more Ike realities than dnas ., Poits
1 1itstVu li crop estimnte OF 12OonOlD hail. y
aus lucSuon OF consumption IS fr9,J,s,
Itlu Tor difference EXnerionee bo,r,,-,. W
uoes not seem to be the school MN
some learn wisdom. where
Manchester cabled; Yarns steady ana
cloths quiet" "N'
New Orleans wired: "Spots or,o, -,,t
tb, nv dfing Futures are ruling steady an az
- Easier Interior Is causing morto, g.. -,
at, sic" ''ei'ns sood mlddlins
AS a result Of today's end OF tho moot,, A..
IN al - -, Stocks a ports have fallen 10
09799'"it4 against 1896 last year and soi
me range of prices at New York and
MS follows: '"S wis
New York Onion t1,rA
I onI, .'.... LAB ia T.65 7SS N;
New Orleans ia 'oo tt6Gs
January 49, $3.50 7.S $ 9.5So 7 7Si 77.s siS,
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WIRE NAII.s--g3 90 base per key.
RkRRFD WIRE-Galvanlzed Gliddens
81 SO per 100 lbs. Galvanized Baker, Per-
feet, S3,s5 per 100 lbs
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New York Futures.
Liverpool Futures.
Stock at United States Ports.

STOCK at Oniteu otateS Tofts'
RAles
stock This day .....................2T pa. pa
stock this day last week 2S9, TO3
Stock mis- day last year $40. g76
Deficit this season ................. IS, OH
United States Exports.
This Last
week. year
Exports to Great Britain. 81 Isl 95,021
ENnorts to France .......... o,6On u, M
Exports TO continent ..... sos W,4il
Mot Reoeints al All u. S Ports.
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Net Receipts al All U. S, Ports.
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

plnerenee. Ws $500 223, ss4
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/. he el'se ,oo,,r.5 9.sAtns
Nv yort. : to 0 points down.
w os,esns : to 10 points down.
'es,sed at Liverpool.
y. lower at New York
l'l ~, , ,., at New orleans.
,isc lover at Houston
l.'g ao,.t M Galveston.
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me range Of prices at New York and
NeW Orleans for the active months WAS
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office-seeker will please carry the of:
fender to headquarters and have the
muzzle fitted to him.

Omce-seeKer Will please carry the or
fender to headquarters and have the
muzzle fitted to him.
The various committees have been
very busy. The town will be deco
rated-but not entirely in red. Each
muskrat along Beaver river will carry
the staff of small flag in his mouth,
and the decoration committee has
arranged to have the United States
coat-of-arms painted on the shells of
all the mud-turtles. II the length Of
the program allows, a cyclone Of the
Cherry Grove variety will be provided.
Following are the names Of those
constituting the committees that will
have charge Of the celebration. The
list is reprinted so that the entire
program and list may be IN a handy
form for reference:
Executive Committee-E. A. Grain, w. f.
Petrie. J. G. Pitts g. A. Herolz, u. II strcster
President of the Day-D. IL. strceter.
Vice Presidents-W. l.. Yeater, L. II. Cot
ton. Peter shier, John McCrory, G. w. Tracy.
VIM. Muench, John Rocks, jacob Loutzcnl,i-
| ser, c. Rowerdink, Anton Vettcr, Peter
Kraft, Jakob Fischer.
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H DAKOTA, FRIDAY, JUNE %. 1901.
Orator of the Day-Rcv. j. a. Lcmcry.
Rcadlnw Of Drclurati0 ion OF lnlt. ne III nncn

Orator of tho Day-Rcv. j. A. Lcmcry.
Reading Of Declaration of Independence
II. A. Armstrong.
Finance Committcc-E. A. Grain. Edward
Braddocs, j. W. Wcscott, Q. a. Patterson,
Bert Irvine.
Music-J. a. Lcmory Ito select the choir.
Dance--W. Kycs, Thos. Jones, j. A. Corbin.
r. II. Cranston. Il. B. irvine.
Entertainmont-lI. a. Armstrong, c. 6.
Lane, T.. B. Schwcitzcr, j. G.. Pitts, j. F.Gell,
Andrew Wolfer, q. A. llcrolz.
Sports--G. W. Lynn, Vim. Jones, Ed. Forte,
G. A. HcrolZ. w. T.. Pctrc.
Grounds-W. r. Pctrc, G.. W. Lynn, Luther
Wcscott, A. j. lionstain. NJ. J.. Chase.
Fireworks--J. A. Lenery. Ed. Forte, ". NJ.
Derr, r. A. Grain, a. Nj. BrItts.
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Church Services.

Notwithstanding Sunday. June 3Otl. at 8
p. M: snnday,school at noon; prayer
choir practice this lrridayj evening. at
$3.50 y. M. at Mrs. llorton's. Quarterly
meeting sunday. July 18th; Elder Burns
will preach. Business meeting Saturday,
July 18th, at J. D.. Cells, at 1 y. IN.
Dalc.Prcaching Sunday, June 3Oth, at / p.
m.; Sunday school at Z p. IN.