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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-19
BAKERS AND coNFgcTIoNeRs

OF Texas Have Perfected a State Or
oanZatlon.
San Antonio Texas, September 1s-Nlas'
fer Bakers and Conlcctoners Of Texas met
In ST. Joseph's hall in this city and ors1 n
lied state association. electing the fol
lowing: President, James Bnlco, San an
tonic; vice president, J. r. schosscr, IIous
ton; secretary. Fred c. Pfeiner, san An
tonio, rrcos urcr r. H. Longsdorf, san An.
tonic. Executive committee: J. NJ. Cole,
Dallas; John Fischer, Houston; p n. Sc IL
Brownwood c. II Gemhle, san Antonio
William p Calhoun. Fort Worth; IL. Gis
sci Austin: X. Keber, Dallas.
Fort Worth was selected as the next
meeting place, the meeting to be held In
The association starts with seventy-hve
members.
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eIack euas in erayson Counts.

sherman. Texas, September 1s-The
green bng plague has given way to a black
hug invasion. There are billions Of these
little pests all over the country ana farm
10 plant wheat apprehendlng 1t viii be de-
stroyed soon ms Il shoots night before
last when the northcr blew there was such
a pattcr on the side OF houses that farm
ers thought It was rain, but next morning
found II was an Immense swarm Of bugs
that had blown against the houses.
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SUIT FOR DAMAGES.

Plaintiff Alledes He Has Been Libeled
and Prosecuted.
Dallas, Texas, September Isl. ]. Or
chnrd, prominent In financial circles rs n
loan agent, today filed suit against the
Guarantee Savings. Loan and Investment
company. claiming 100000 damages. In
his petition Mr. Orchard charges that the
defendant aid at various times and dates
put out various false, malicious and de-
tamHtOry llhels Of and concerning plaintiff.
and in that the defendant did, between the
dates Of August ID, 1901, and August %,
lu0l institute against plaintiff malicious
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-19
PRINTING Contracts Awarded.

Austin, Texas September ls-The state
printing board has awarded the contract
to publish all the reports of the higher
courts Of Texas to the CANNED Book com.
pany OF this city. The contractor will also
reprint all back volumes some of which
are out Of print According to the con.
tract the CANNED Book company IS bound
To- sell the reports at 81 per volume and
to give the State free of cost 800 books OF
each volume published.
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Notes and PersonaIs.

Galveston, Texas. September 1S.-The
viii be built by the Galveston, Houston
and Henderson Railway company at Dick
inson have been notified that all of the
tract will therefore not be awarded at
present.
Mr.. John w. Ring left this morning for
Houston to arrange for the annual con.
ventlon Of the Texas State National Assoc
citation Of Splrituallsts, which Will he held
In that city September 90. 81 and 81.
The steamship Roma WINS moved III
feet yesterday morning but work was
stopped on account OF the high wind
A marriage license has been issued to
N. S. Horsfoll and Mrs. d. r.. Perkins.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-19
NEGRO ON lac wARpArH.
Tried to Murder His Wife and Did XIII
Another Woman.

Another Woman.
Ardmore, l. T., September 1s,-At Davis
north of here. John Jones. colored, pro-
claimed war of determination on his CO...
or. His wife had left him and was stay
ing at the home OF one Fulcher, colored;
Jones went there and shot FuIcher's fe
through the head, killing her Instantly He
then attempted 10 shoot Fuicher, who
caught the gun, diverting the bullet; Using
Inc gun as n club. he struck Luc,ndy Kel
ie,.t n fearful blow across the head. lie
next caught his wife and dragged her
terror stricken from the bed and broke his
gun to pieces beating her over the mead;
neIievInT he had killed all, he jumped
through the window and escaped. p IS
Of officers are In pursuit
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Austin, Texas, September 1s, The fol.
lowing charters were filed today In the
secretary Of states department.
Houston Chronicle Publishing company OF
Houston; capital stock $4,000 lncurporR-
tors, NJ. = Foster u. r. Richardson and
Sterling Myer
Lone Star Insurance company Of Texas
of San Antonio no capital stock Iucor-
porators, W T. Mckee Charles A. Rob.
erts and c. V. Mllllgan.
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The Mallory Dock.

Galveston. Texas September 1s.-The
new Mallory wharf Is nearing completion.
Pier 20 is now being used for loading
ships and It is expected that within the
next two weeks the entire wharf will be
ready for use. The Mallory line win then
be equipped with the most modern APP
paratus for handling freight and will he
able 10 move cargoes much more easily and
expeditiously than Mt present. The sheds
are being painted and they viii greatly i'm
prove the appearance OF the wharf when
this Is completed.
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They podae Hurrleanes.

Galveston, Texas, September 1S.-Captain
Evans Of the steamship Concho, which
sailed today for New York, was asked this
morning whether the large steamers were
considered In any danger In a hurricane
such as has been prevailing ON me gnit
for the past few days. He replied that
Inc bnroIneters Of the ships usually lndi'
cated the direction OF a hurricane and that
the vessels usually went around them. ln
case they are met In the gulf the usual
course is to 20 south OF them, and then
the result Is simply delay caused by
having 10 20 out OF the course.
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Galveston, Texas, scptomber 49, The
Mallory steamship Concho sailed today
with the following cabin passengers: Miss
Pearl Dudrow, Denver; Mr., and Mis- Try
ing Trass, Las Esperanzas, Mexico; j. c.
Acton. Baltimore; c. A. Chapman and
wife, L. Hoyt, c, A. Summers. II. II.
Hosklns. Dallas; J. r. Caplen, Galveston.
The Comnl Is due here tomorrow with
the following cabin passengers Davis
Eiklns. w. Il. Alexander A. w. Neil
ynney. Richard o'Rourke. Miss Intha Bird,
l.. Donehulunn. T.. r. Lawrence, Calves
ton Thomas Sinclair q. A. ord. G. w.
POTTS. City OF Mexico; Mr.. and Mrs. IL
L. Uirich, Dallas.
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Ms. Annie Wofford.

Galveston. Texas. September is.-hrs.
Annie woford aged Al years, died at O;4o
O'Clock this morning at her residence on
Postofflce street, between Thirty-sNth ana
Thirty-seyenth streets. Coroner Barry Was
a verdict OF natural causes. she nan pre-
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The House

Perkins offered a resolution tender
e hall Of representatives to the
|stis ana people of Austls 10 hold
y memorial services at II O'Clock to
~" morning. Shaw offered to amend
rs Adopted.
n, Perkins said that the churches had
sgnested the use of the hall. Shan
"ofed to table the resolution. Lost
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PROCEEDINGS.


was not quorum present when
',n was called ana Senator Savage
~ a can OF the senate. The motion
s'eu Afterwards the sergeant at
was instructed to wire senators to
~ py tomorrow morning, and on mo-
senator Turney, the senate adj
"'u until 10 o'clock tomorrow.
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stEantee bsHtlS sSSa Is 10 ' S,1sc

Austin, Texas, September Is. --By order
Of the governor all the State departments
win be closed all day tomorrow out of re.
spect to the memory of President McKln.
ley.
Lake City lodge, knights of Pythias, held
memorial services tonight at their lodge.
There were a large number OF representa-.
tiyeS present ApproprsstG addresses on
dent were made by Attorney NJ. c. Gran.
berry, Attorney w NJ. pierson and others,
An engrdSsed copy of the resolutions
passed last Saturday evening 10y th9 Wood
men Of the World was today mailed to
Mrs Mex Iuley
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Heavy Wheat Exports.

Galveston, Texas. September 1s.-Tho
heavy shipments OF wheat that have been
made through this port to Europe during
something over one million and half bush
els of wheat have already been exported
and II Ia thought that the months record
VIII exceed three million bushels. The
indian Territory and Western Missouri,
and Is OF excellent quality. To the latter
fact is attributed the extraordinary de-
mand for IL In European markets.
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The Medical unIverslty.

Galveston Texas September 1S.-The con
tractor In charge OF the work that Is be-
ing done on the building Of the medical
department OF the University of Texas
reports that they will be finished before
October 1, which is the date of the open
ing OF the next session Of the institution.
On account of the fact that the buildings
have been undergoing extensive repairs,
the contracts for which amounted to $40,
600, and Of the fact that frequently where
such work Is in progress there Is delay
that was not anticipated, resulting In the
failure to complete the work at the time
stipulated In tho contract there has ma
turnlly been some uneasiuess lest this
should be the Cnse with the medical col
lege improvements 1t win therefore be
a source Of qualification to those interested
to learn that this viii not be the case.
Among the improvements that have been
made are the addition OF skylight to
the dlssecung room reaching the entire
length OF the apartment. allowing nm
abundance Of light iu the room. Tho de-
partmcnt Tor teaching pharmacy has been
greatly improved. ana In fact the college
has been supplied with n thoroughly up-to'
date and modern equipment equal to the 90
Of other Modern institutions.
The buildings proper have been com
plctcly renovated throughout and new
roofs have been plnced on both the mell
| Cnl college building and University hall
! Both buildings have also been reprinted
| inside and out, and they now present the
| appearance of entirely new institutions,
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The u. S. Government Tests
Show the Absolute Superiority of
Royal Baking Powder.

yiously been In the seaiy hospital suffer-
Ing from cancer OF the stomach, but she
had left that Institution about a month
agc, Her death is Thought 70 have re.
place at o'clock this afternoon from hen
late residence.
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North Texas Normal Opened.
Denton. Texas. September is.-Ihe NORM
term here this morning with an attendance
of nearly 900.
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oNUs W. we"
Beaumont, Texas september lS-Judgo
Martin today appointed the jury commits
sioners to select the petit jurors for the
present term of court The commissioners
appointed are sam Plttman, William COL
Her and Frank Cumlns, They VIII meet
IN ms GUY tomorrow ana stleet the jurors
Snetim VIZ ,, "e aI ~ NAM, nnoa,nd In
I'm H'gm st""" Az n n,' 20 b,yc IL cam,
ninrpG1 ii" r ,tonj,, p,bcn ,Eny Win he en-
panrled by Judge Martin
SATURDAY. the court WIN sound the Jury
and non jury docbcts ia ascertain Just what
eases can bc tried "a this term Of court
and Monday i is probable ihat there WIZ
be some criminal business Which WIN come
up. The court VIII also be occupied Satufs,
GaS WIN, nearing OF lnt 'Ppmru,tt'"u ot
lnunl1H H. i+tnEn",i aw' ,o S ,n6
,Uul,Rul t'e ''tE y" ID g,,,qe triongio ''
o"''u'Ns' u" WV wa
N,t.s cd po,eo,.ts
,,,-,,,,,,, 80 u
bchnmont IGAas' NeP',WlRli li &c. r.,
LOWS OF tno NM nN,N Nh ruiaP'nS "''
| ieluFh'u from "''l'" p"s'"eos " ,P'
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Memorial Services.

Galveston, Texas. September 1s-rhe
funeral of the late President Mckinley viii
be generally observed here tomorrow. Tho
leading business houses will he closed dur
ing the hour of the funeral, the street cars
viii stop for a few minutes and MI WORK
nj the plant of the company not absolu eiy
necessary win be discontinued for one
hour. The offices OF the Gulf Colombo and
Santa Fe Will be closed from 10 O'Clock a.
IN, until p. m, and the postofhcc Will
only remain unen one hour during the day,
linton memorial services VIII he held
at the First Presbyterian church IN which
the Methodist Baptist and PRESBYTERIAN
churches VIII participate, and the other re.
liglous denominations will observe the hour
of the funeral with appropriate service in
their churches.
Harmony lodge of Mnsous will hold II
lodge OF sorrow In memory Of President
Mckinley mt o'clock tomorrow evening
at the Masonic temple Tucker lodge and
an escort from San Felipe de Austin com
mandery, Knights roulpprs, and i kC
Tucker council knights Kadoah, viii also
participate In the ceremonies,
The lodge Of sorrow will he presided
over ny District Deputy Grand Mas or J
j Davis and Charles r. Neil, master OF
Harmony lodge, ana II. c. Opperman
master Of Tucker lodge.
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Storm SIGNALS ordered Down..

Galveston, Texas, September 1s,The
map Of the Galveston weather bureau docs
not locate the storm which has excited
so much interest here for the last few
days 1t is the superstition that 1t has
gone back into the Atlantic md ut any
rntc II is not within several hundred miles
Of Galveston and Is not coming this way.
The storm signals warning vessels against
crossing the gulf, which have been dis.
played nj the weather bureau tower hn q
been taken down. and this would indicate
that the storm Is no longer In the gulf. As
far as has been learned the hurricane
did not strike any port, and unless some
shin comes Into port which has been in
II there does not secm to be any evidence
further than the direction Of ne winds
and tho barometer indications that there
was storm in the gulf after nil The nv.
tragr GalyeFt22Rplan howeyer, does ,aa - not no.,
more easily now that II Is certain that
there is no West india. hurricane In this
neiehborhood. Considering, however that
the reports from this hurricane for time
were very similar 10 those Of the one last
September, the people OF Galveston behaved
with cOmmendnble courage.
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y HOUSE, sitting as a committee of the
nole, considered four departments of
q appropriation bill during the day ani
Amenced work on fifth In addition
the latter nine departments are yet
be considered. Among them are sew.
III Including the adiutanJ generals, on
Aich tight win he made. as a result
which it is likely that at least all of
4 remainder Of the week will he CON
aned by work In the committee of the
Aole.
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500 Line Tid-Bits

Sauit Ste Marie and Mackinac excur-
$3.50.
Buffalo, n. z, and return only 5000.
Detroit, Mich, and return, $500; July
), and Z, n. b. n. meeting
Buffalo. N. Y, and return. 100, in
Guiding sleeping car. berths on steamers
and meals en- route.
Nine-day personally conducted excur-
sions to Pan-Aperican weekly, all ex-
penses included, $3.50
Twelve-day personally conducted excur-
sions to PanAmerican. all expenses in
included S67 80.
Twelve-day personally conducted excur-
sion to Pan-American. all expenses in
GUIDED SO; leaves Minneapolis and st.
Paul June e.
Twenty-one-day personally conducted
midsummer excursion to the East, takes
in Pan-American, all expenses included.
$4,000; leaves Minneapolis and st. Paul
July ].
Ganff Hot Springs and return, so in
Guiding sleeping car and meals en- route,
Tuesdays.
Most attractive lake and rail routes.
Get itineraries and fun particulars at
500 Lines ticket Office, 379 Robert street
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NEW YORK MINING STOCKS.
BANK CLEARINGS.

st: Paul. 1911 ,242.
Minneapolis, 1927. 1894
New York, $148 245, S61.
Chicago, $24 S24, 1870
Boston. SIG, 81, 974
NEW YORK MONEY-New York, June
if-Clos9: Money on call rather stead
Ter at 800 per cent; last loan, A. ruiz
ing rate, 80 Prime mercantile DaDer
3129417 per cent. Sterling exchange firm
with actual business in bankers bills at
S4S8A for demand and at S4.S54 for sixty
days; posted rates $4.S61aQ4S9. CONNER
cial bills. $4.S5G4.S512. Silver certificates
nominally. Coo; bar silver, 591ac; Mexican
dollars. 471zc.
FOREIGN FINANCIAL-New York.
June 17-Commercial Advertisers Lon
don financial cablegram: What activity
there was in the stock market today was
furnished by American shares. They
were freely dealt in. but other depart
mentS of the market were idle. Consols
were heavy in anticipation of another Is
sue. American stocks opened firm and
then went higher on New York support
The feature was st. Paul, which touched
l9l IhlS advance was partly due to
covering by the bears, who have become
somewhat fearful that the recent ship
ments of the certificates of the stock to
New York has produced a shortage OF
10000 shares here. The main cause Of
the advance was the report that Union
Paclhc would get control of St Paul
on the basis of $500 in bonds for 800 par
value OF st. Paul stock. This is regarded
as a good thing for St Paul and the pre-
diction Is made chat it will touch 2l0
The arrangement is considered as bad
for the Union Pacific. Tintos are 561s on
Paris sales and fortnightly statistics
showing an increase of 3Q2 tons in stock
and ST tons in supplies. Discount rates
are unaltered Tomorrow there will be
call for 10 per cent of the 10000. o0O
consols. Paris cheque 25.20; Berlin,
20. 4015
London, July 17.-Consols for money,
922s; consols for the account, 90 11-16
TREASURY BALANCES-Wa Washington
June H.-Today'S statement of the treas
ury balance in the general fund exclu-
s1ve of the $50, 600 gold reserve in the
division of redemption, shows: Available
cash balance Sl68. 713, 100; gold $95, 413, 502
NEW YORK STOCK GOSSIP-Report-
ed by II. Holbert & Son. We have not
advised our friends very strongly to in
crease their holdings at this time. feel
ing that the summer season was upon
US, and that great many elements
might arise between now and the au-
tumn which would make existing quo
tatlons seem to be full value 1t is very
rare that we pass through an autumn
season without a decline in the stock
market, and while the sky is very clear
at present, yet something is very AFT to
happen to cause a concession between
now and the late October For that
reason we have been inclined to pursue
a course of moderation, recognizing that
while stocks may go somewhat higher
there has already been a gigantic ad-
vance.
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and small export demand. Closed easy
at HGessc advance over Saturdays Off
claf close. July. 765s47712c, closed TIC;
September, 74@7474c. closed 7414c; October.
f6Ac, closed 76c Corn-Receipts, 256,G00
III: exports, 1855 blu; spot steady; No.
=. 4Gasc elevator, and 1880 f. o. b. affoat.
CIT en- market opened firm on small re-
o5i IS and higher cables. but turned weak
Under realizing, better crop news and the
tlrOO in wheat. 1t rallied finally on COW
Cring and closed steady at 1sGssc net ad-
vance; July, 467sG4724c, closed 47Ac; Sep
TENDER. 4734 d4S3sc, closed 4814c; October.
4Slkc, colSed 4S12c. Oats-ReceiptS, 127, $50
bu; exports. 1856 bu; spot dull; No.
&c; No. 3, 3112c; No. white, 3212c; No: 3
Write. &c; track mixed Western, SIG
33;Ac; track white, 32q37c.
VISIBLE SUPPLY-New York, June IT.
The visible supply of grain Saturday.
June Is, as compiled by the New York
Produce exchange. is as follows: Wheat
%. 134 600 bu, decrease 153, 600; corn, IL, 2n.-
0e0 bu. increase ! ,222, 0C0 bu; oats 1882. 900
bu. inc. ease $4,000 bu; rye $4,000 bu, de-
crease $1,000 blu; barley $4,000 bu. decrease
$4,000 bu.
LIVERPOOL. June f-Wheat-Spot
No. 2 red Western winter dull, Is lid:
Mol northern spring dull, IS lloyd; No.
California steady, CS Id Futures easy;
July, SIS sgd; September. IS SGD. Corn
500 qUi t; Anne icen IN xed. new, IS Il u ;
American mixed. old. As Ped Futures
quiet; July, IS 11hd; September IS 11&4d :;
Liverpool last week were S7,700 quarters
from Atlantic ports. none from Pacific
ports, and $1,000 from other ports. I'm
ports of corn from Atlantic ports last
week were 363.500 quarters.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. June 17.-CIose-Wheat
higher; No. 2 red cash, SOC; July, 667sc;
SEPTEMBER. G63sc; No. 2 hard. 69G70c. Corn
strong: No. cash. 41&942c; July, 41E@
413sc; September, 43c. Oats firm; No 2
cash, 2S15c; July, 27Ec; September, 26@
26lsc: No. 2 white. 3l031Hc.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, June T.-Flour
steady; wheat steady; No. l northern,
re: No northern 7001O1zc; July, 69A@
as 7sc; September GS3sQ6S7sc. Rye weak;
No. /. 5G05G12c Barley dull; No. l. SIC;
sample, 4C@53Hc. Oats lower; No. wh tie.
2S6291kc.
KANSAS CITY. No. JUne 17.-ClCse-
Wheat-July, 6GAe; September, 663sc; casl
No. 2 hard. 66G66%c; No. , red CSC Corn
July, 492i@412sc; cash No. mixed, 41c;
No white. &c. Oats-No. 2 white, -
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MISCELLANEOUS.

COFFEE AND SUGAR - New York,
June H.-Coffee-SpOt RIO dull: No in
voice. &c; mud quiet; Cordova SA@I21bc
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining, $3.50;
centrifugal, 96 test. nc; molasses sugar,
&c; refined quiet. Coffee changed but liz
tie and was inactive today. The opening
locally was steady. with prices unchang-
ed. The close was steady, with prices net
unchanged to points lower. In the in
terval of trading business was quite of a
local professional turn and in the way
of evening up. The foreign news was of
bearish purport and Brazilian receipts
were fully as large as Anticipated But
onerlngs were small and the room trade
was indifferent Total sales We're 16. 75)
bags, including: july at 5.05c; SeEtem-
Der 5.ltc; October, 5.z0c; November. 5.30c;
December, ACC; January 5 45c: March
5.55c. and Nav, soc
METALS-New York. June 17-Contin-
Ted activity prevails in American iron
markets generally, despite the fact that
40 go tons of BeSSemer pig iron was pur-
chased by the steel trust at the old ba-
sis Values We're in BUYERS favor at tha
close on the basis of s3.5GG10 . f0S pig
iron warrants; Northern foundry Sf4 25m
1880; Southern foundry $13. 75G15.25. and
soft Southern, I2- i5d1525. English mar
kets were somewhat lower Glasgow clos-
ed at SIS sd and Middlesboro at 44S 11Iad
In response to a decline of G2 in SPOT tin
at London. the local market ruled WOOL.
all day and dropped about 60 points with
out any business of consequence being
done, and at the close the market was
very weak, with spot quoted at 81. so
1880. Spot tin in London closed at G127
los and futures at e123. Copper in Lon
don was 5s lower today under an absence
of buyers and closed easy at e6S les Sd
Tor spot and $50 5s for futures Locally
copper was nominally unchanged Lead
and spelter We're without change here
from Saturdays close. $43715 and s4o50
o. respectively. being the closing basis.
BUTTER AND BGGS-New York. June
-Butter-Receipts. 3.414 packages:
market firm; creamery. 15619c: factory
lzal412c. Cheese-Receipts. 5.942 pack
ages: market firm; fancy large coiored
Sc: fancy large white. Sc; fancy small
Golored. &c; fancy small white, sc. Eggs
Receipts, 1923 packages; market firmer;
Western candled, 1S@131kc; Western I'M
graded. 110121ac
CoTToN,-New York, June 17.-Cotton-
Spot closed dull. Sc higher; middling up-
lands, SIC; middling gulf sac; sales.
l SEQ bales; futures closed steady; June
8 4c; July. S.2Sc; August, 7.72; September
146; October. 1850; November 7.SS: De.
cember. 7.S6; January, 7.S9; February.
1889; March, 7.42c.