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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-12
A STEADINESS IN PRICES
PREVAILS OVER THE COUNTRY.
Ouetinu Down in the General Demand
for Merchandise Due to Weather
Conditions in Part.

New York, October 11.-Bradstreet's to-
morrow viii say: some quoting down in
the general demand for merchandise is
noted this week, partly the result of
weather conditions. such as rains in the
Northwest and warmer weather in the
West. while at the South the restricted
movement Of cotton still checks trades and
collections Mt several markets
The lull in the demand for dry goods,
clothing and shoes from Western jobbers
Is however not unexpected, being account
ed for by the advanced stage Of the season.
A slight upward swing in prices is noted
this week. following the general gain in all
staples shown in September, but the
changes in cereals are small, whether up
ward or downward
The advance in cotton based on the poor
crop reports, light receipts, the postpone
ment OF Fall River strike and rather bet.
ter trade adyices from abroad. is a trihing
one. The great mass Of prices the country
over show few important changes and this
steadiness, in fact, Is notable feature by
Itself of the trade situation.
The feature In sugar was the partial
restoration of the large reduction made In
refined sugars In the West last week. In
stead Of the 3lac quotation Of last week
Az cents is now asked the larger orders
received at the lower price making 1t GER
tain that the fun reduction was an extreme
one.
Iron and steel continue in active demand.
particularly for the crudcr forms such as
pig iron and for finished products affected
by the recent strike
Among cereal products the feature is the
active domestic demand for -four at high
prices.
The boot, shoe, leather and kindred In.
dustrles are more active and Eastern shoe
shipments are IA per cent larger for the
week and II per cent larger for the season
than year ago. The strength Of hides and
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st. Louis October Ii Wheat-No. red
cash 1884 December 717s; May 747s; no.
hard Gsba6sM Corn-No. cash 57h;
December 57Aa577s, May 5714d5S Oats
No. . cash 81: December 81; May 3SIs:
No. white 30. Pork steady; noon bid
600 Lard Steady 9.27ia FloU-Stcady:
winter patents 3, 1913 %; extra fancy and
straigh 3 ONd3 II; clear =. 6jM2 90, Tim
othy seed NominalIy firm. .OOal 60 Corn
meal Steady > 30. Bran Firm; sacked
lots east track 1880 Hay-pull: timothy
9.lWilO. -; prairie not quoted. Whisky
Steady 30. Iron cotton ties 20 Bagging
Ghm7l2. Hemp Irvine o. Dry salt meats
tboXedJ steady: extra shorts and clear ribs
s G2l2; clear sides 900. Bacon--Boyei
stedy; extra shorts ana clear ribs 9.62i2
clear sides . s7i2. Recepts-Flour l2,oO0;
wheat 42.OOO; corn $1,000 shipments.
Flour 1000; wheat 1900; corn 10000;
oats $4,000.
New Orleans, October 11.-Hog products
STEADY. Pork Standard mess 15i2 Lard
Refined fierce 57s Boxed meats-Dry said
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Grain and Provisions Elsewhere.

shoulders 81: sides 0H Bacon-Clear rib
sides 10 Hams Choice 12hml3h. Coffee
Rio; ordinary to fair 6HMI. Rlce-Qulet,
but steady; screenings 3i3d33s head 43sGl
49,: fancy head 5l2d5M Flour-EXtra fancy
Boa 40: patents 2 S003 90 Cornmeal
> 80. Bran 90. Hay Prime II. OO01S. 90;
choice 1900. Corn-No. sacked firm;
white 81; mixed 50; yellow So, Oats-No.
. sacked 40.
Kansas City. October 11.-Wheat- Dccem-
her 65ia@G59s; May 7Oi4a7O5s cash No. .
hard 6514m6j1a; No. cash 7Oia No 3
6il2d65 No. So Corn-December 5S3sd
jSla; May 5S9s; cash No. mixed jS2i No
white 59A. Oats-Nu. white 30 Re
ceipts-Wheat $500; corn 5000; oats 21.-
0o0. Shipmcnts-Whcat 1920; corn - 100;
oats 5000.
New York, October 11.-Wheat- Receipts
9S,O0o; exports $4,000. Snot-Firm; No. >
40. / Horthern 7Gi9 {. o. "" b. adoat ;e N 5Soi i
hard S1h f, o. b. afoat. Options firm.
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new Cfkt UG-NflGO y " " fS'HNSs
New Orleans. declined 2 to 8 points.
Spots
Liverpool. revised.
American side, unchanged.
With the relaxation In the reviving life
across the waters the cotton markets
opened up yesterday as though to turn the
current back over the ground 1t had ira
yersed the day before. The course seemed
probable from the changes the night had
wrought, hut the bar OF the bun was too
powerful for the wave and by n quick pur-
chase ON every tri1ng ebb, the tide was
stemmed and even reversed at times. The
spinner preferred another muse to the
strenuous cast of the previous days set
tngs, and with lessened sales from Brit
ish stocks the Liverpool short drew an
easier breath. The bearlsh ammunition
was limited, however. aud a falling mer-
curry toward the cotton belt, with frosty
signs, wns enough to stlhe its force.
The statistics Of the week were again
niles for the forces Of the bull. Including
big sales after the October bureau report
the increase of Americas Visible for the
week was over 10000 bales short Of that
for last year. The into sight for the same
period was nearly MS much short and the
visible supply for the world was l4oVo
less than last year. lAycrpooIs STOCK OF
American dropped 5000 bales In the week
and exports Showed little By comparison
on the way to the port Inc hammer
club could avail naught OF consequence
against foe ahctted by the southsrn
farmer whose lack of anxiety to unload
the .neecy product manifested knoWieuge
of "whore the crownhcad lies The spot
SUFFERED none OF the Nalue io9S anu
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'soOosOssOsssessossos..mH

ISL bales, against 6Si,SO9 last yesr 4
crease of los. 42i
Northern mill takings and Canada tssi;
the past seven DAYS show 4 detre.s
4S.T4S bales, as compared with The Nfs
spending period last year and thdI 70,
takings since September have dscriis
12,232 bales.
The total takings of American "a
North and South and Canada thus "a I,
the season have been 35l,SOl bales M95
800, 4O3 last year. These incHde lS4
bales by Northern splnners, agalHd "
797.
Stocks ut the seaboard and the tVt7s
nine leading Southern interior cenisls J
increased during the week l63-pE AZ
against an increase during the cofre.lp
ing period last season Of l3l0l an !
now 34,7GG bales smaller than at tas y
in 1900.
Including stocks left over at ports
interior towns from the last crop ~ J
number Of bales brought into Sg.l n
far for the new crop. the supply y.
is I .673. 80 bales, against l,Ie0gsl " Z
same period last year.
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ADECLINE In COTTON FUTURES
Opened at a Sharp Loss, but Improved
Through the Day.

New Orleans started 9 points down on
November and 3 to less on other posi-
tlons. This was the lowest Of the day
and the range Of fiuctuation was exceed
ingly narrow throughout. An early I'M
provement made the best In the morning,
but was gradually lost before midday.
small drop took place in the afternoon
which. toward the close was regained with
a = point increase over the opening figures.
In the net result October lowered 4 points,
November and the remoter deliveries de-
cllned TO points. Sales on the American
side amounted TO 1870 bales and spot
quotations stood unaltered.
The movement was proportional on re-
cent lines. Receipts at all ports for the
day were 1852 bales. compared with So.
5T6 for the corresponding day Of last year.
For the week they have been 27G,932 bales.
compared with 2lS,512 for last week ana
32s,637 for the corresponding time Of last
year Thus far In the season they have
been $50, 423 bales, compared with l,liO, 4GJ
FOR the same time Of last season, Exports
for the week have been 49,, l32 bales com
pared with 1915 for the last week and
2IG,S2S for the corresponding week OF last
year. Stock at United States ports for
the day were 430,3l7 bales, compared with
32S70i for the same day Of last week and
5l3S59 for the corresponding day Of last
year.
Estimated receipts at Houston today arc
1900 TO 5000 against II .s73 for the cor
responding day Of last year. New Orleans
expects 10000 to 11,0OO, against 1888 last
year.
Regarding the goods and the Fall River
situation Wednesdays journal of Com
mcrce has the following:
'rhere has been a larger volume Of bust
ness done during the past week in staple
cottons than for some time past, with
brown aud gray goods furnishing the bulk
Of It. The demand has not been fully sus-
tanned throughout and at the close the mar
kct shows buyers in quiet mood. Their
disposition to purchase has In some direc-
tons been checked by the increased reserve
Of sellers and the hardening tendency of
prices. The first impulse to this week s
movement came from the cotton market,
with its low crop estimates and higher
prices, and as cotton has not fully main
tanned the gain buyers have become less
pressing In the directions whore they had
been busiest. The general demand Of the
week was of about an average character
The Fall River situation has for the mo
ment passed out Of its acute stage so fal
as the wages question is concerned, anr
the general opinion hero is that at the enc
Of two weeks 1t will finally be slmplihed OF
a no strike basis"
The movement at twenty nine of the In
terror towns for the week and last yea
| has been:
This week 1900.
| Receipts ............ 25R.052 1909
/ SHIPMENTS ....,..... 2O6.264 233, 81
| stocks .........-...... &bb,Oi3 &N5io4
New York wired; Good buying here thi
morning In cotton.
message from New Orleans said II
terror movement at twenty-nine town
forecasts another light into sight mex
| week.
Mr. Burton's Liverpool house. 1t is sale
cables Advise caution In selling.
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COTTON MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Low ord......5% Mlddling 80. Sk
ordinary. .....Gh Good mid ....Sla
Good Ord......6M Mid fair .....Sis
Low mid......T5s Sales 41a3
New Orleans. Spots closed hrm, prices
unchanged; stock S4TOO bales.
Low ord. 100 1i-l6 Middting 49,. s BIG
Ordinary. .....6A Good mid .,-.S T-lO
Good ord. q 1916 Mid fair ...s 11-i6
Low mid......IA Sales . &c.. $3.50
New York.-Spots closed quiet and steady,
prices unchanged stock s60l9 bales
Good ord .....I I-i6 Good mid ..SM
Low ord..... Mid fair ....9 3l6
Mddllng .....S 7-16 Sales . .. 70T
Liverpool Spots closed higher; prices re-
ylsed' demand fair; sales 1900 bales, NJ
which 500 were American; speculation ana
export 1000 bales; imports $500 bales. OF
which all were American
Ordinary ......4 1892 Mlddllug a 3l-32
Good ord......4 2i}2 Good mid .5M
Low mid. ..4 1916 Mid fair .5 SIG
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BANK CLEARINGs.
NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
London Financial cahIe.

New York, October little Commercial.
Advertisers London financial cablegram
says; The tone OF the stock market was
distinctly improved today and there was
much more activity, especially In the Amer.
lean department, The coal stocks We're the
favorites In the expectation of revival
OF the combination. Erie was In particular
demand.
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LULL IN DRY GOODS DEMAND.
the recent advance in leather, however,
is still further narrowing the margin of
profit in shoe manufacture.
HESTER'S WEEKLY STATEMENT.
Decrease of the Movement Into Siqht for
the Week Was $4,000 Bales

OGCTGdSG OF lflG movement INTO Oiq0t Tor
the Week Was $4,000 Bales.
New Orleans, October 11.-Sccrctary Hes
ters weekly New Orleans cotton exchange
statement issued before the close of bust
ness today, shows n decrease in the move
ment into sight compared with the seven
days ending this date last year in round
figures Of 5000 bales, decrease under
the same days year before last of $4,000
and decrease under the same time in 1898
of 1900.
For the eleven days of October, the totals
show a decrease under last year of 10000
bales, a decrease under the same period
year before last of 5000 and decrease
under 1898 of 5000.
For the forty-one days Of the session
that have elapsed the aggregate Is behind
the torty-onc days Of last year $40, 0OO
hales; behind the same days year before
last by $4,000 and behind 1895 bv 44s.uJO
bales.
The amount brought into sight during the
past week has been 4OO,642 bales against
49o'iu2 Tor the seven days ending October
5lG6I2 same time In 1898, and for the
eleven days Of October has been 6l9 300
bales, against $1,000 last year; 674O3S
year before last; sol 233 same time in iSgS
These make the total movement for the
torty-one days from September / to date
Lille 93 bales, against 1865, At last year;
time in 1898
The movement since September 1 shows
receipts at all United States ports So 2O5
bales against l,l61,7 02 last year: 1.2O5 746
ieSoHlI Deiore I9st ana l,230,49I same time in
1888; overland across the .aississippl Ohio
ana Potomac rivers to Northern mills and
canada 54.3s6 bales, against 81 1856 last
year l369IS year before last and 920S2
same time in 1898; interior stocks i'm ey-
cess Of those held at the close Of the com
mcrcial year ls3,30i bales, against 245.G56
last year 265. $50 year before last and 90
40 same time in 1928; Southern mill TAX
inags 2l4,OOO bales. against 1853, s73 last year
time in 1898. ''H'e
lBl 1853 bales, against 24S.71O Iast YEAR
making the total thus far this season 5T5..
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ACTIVITY IN SPECULATION.

cent. Sterling exchange slightly easier,
with actual business In bankers bills at
4 S6G14. S6ls for demand and at 4 Sihn
4. 81 for sixty duys; posted rates ! StlM
4 80 and 4 81; commercial bills 4 S3l,Gl
81 Bar silver 579s. Mexican dollars 40A.
Government bonds firm state bonds in
active: railroad bonds strong.
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london Consols.

London October 1i-Consols for money
9S 3-l6; account 93A. Bar silver hat 269k
count short bills . 1.l6@2ik; three mouths
bills 2h@2 3'l6 per cent.
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Bank CIearnas.

table, complied by Bradstrect shows the
bank clearlngs at the cities named for the
week ended October H., with the percentage
Of increase and decrease as compared with
the corresponding week last year Totals
included clearngs Of hfty-twO other cities.
Canadian totals include clearings OF seven
other cities in Canada.
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Matteawan Br), 217O ............s 80
N Mus,lclan tBr.)
GorIhitgaI9r OBJ l6i9' .....,............2
Peerless (Br0. X
Pensacola (Am0. "a
Huperra (Br), 2702 ..........r roads
Siaiit Tluo Nopah'L lJoo ..............l4
Sir W. r., Lewis (I'r), 2267. .............3 SO
Sprlngweil (Brl, 194S .......... quarantine
Ieodore de Larrlnaga CBr), 2599. al
Wherefore (Br) ..',. - ID "a
YOeman (Br.), 4IS4 ............,.
SCHOONER.
%1t' Ie l"nviS i'''.'.'''.'..'. Quarantine
BARGE.
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CLOSING PRICES OF NEW YORK BONDS.

Hooking Valley AIS, JOG
Louisville and Nashville unified As. lOlI
Mexican Central s...,..,,.......... ~
Mexican Central LIST inc ....,...'..,, 33lb,,
Mimi and ST. Louis Is. .............. 1881
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 4s.... 9S3l
Missouri Kansas and Texas 2ds. Sll2
New York Central lists, ....,.........lO 19A
New York Central gen 3As. ...,.....1h
New Jersey Central general 6s.. l5Q!S
Northern Pacific 4s.....,....,,...,.1 OiA
Northern Pacific 3s..........,...... TN
Norfolk and Western cOnsol Is. 1O2A
Reading general 4s.............,.... 80
st, Louis and I NJ consol 5s.....,....l lola
ST. Louis and Sau Francisco 4s,..... %
ST. Louis and Southwestern lsts..... ess
ST Louis Southwestern Dds ......., 1914
san Antonio and Arkansas Pass As... SlA
Southern Pacific 4s................ wa
Southern Railway 5s...............,.ll I4
Texas and Pacific lists. .......,. LIN
Toledo, ST Louis and Western 49, Sltg
U Mon Pacific iS...-..... .-........ lu14
Union Pacific eouv 4s............,.,.ll0g ttF
Wabash DDS did. ...,.....,....,.....l
Wabash deb h ..................... oAlt
West Shore As. Observation-Disclosures IFS
Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s......... ~
Wisconsin, Central 4s,,,,,.......'''. 80
Cent lob s.,.,,a.....s,sA. noSs
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VISIBLE SUPPLY OF COTTON.
Hester's Statement Shows an n'siS
2oS.375 Bales for the Week

Hester's Statement Shows an lno'ssS
2o6.375 Bales for the Week
New Orleans, October ll.-secre'n' z
ter's statement of the worlds Na0s !,
ply of cotton, made up from speea u
and telegraphic advices, compares !. 1
ures of the week with last week Is
and the year before. 1t shows y J. = I.
for the week just closed Of a,a e..
against an Increase OF SSs sI y. g XIX
year and an increase OF leo'''
The total visible is ISIS, loi %, nales ,ssy
I GAO. 100 last week. 1,99i2o4 ~ w M
2 353 Ig6 wear before last. ~ w Ia IA
total of American cotton Is 81
against 1.1S4,7 100 last wees, ~ ,ssi *
year and ,. 7p4. 400 year before III IA
ali other kinds, including Nssssin;, a
ana India etc. 45S,OCO hales, Vi n
100 last week. $4,000 last y"
600 year before last .,,le suopy y \
Tbe total worlds visible s s,ss I'D i
TON elbows an increase c0InpaIssss ssr
week of Dos, 1875 bales, Q 1evieSa dssa
,-tth iast venr Of 139 lD alu an, A ~
cnmpared with year before '''
'V or the worlds visible sup supp and d
as above there is now !,a angsl Eanp
Great Britain and c9 ont 6ea ls5 -,
80 500 COO vear before last; y ~ ~
i, ,I5-'OV ogsinst 5000 last Sai0e
,,anr hefore last: in india SRol
against 223,OOO last yeaTT Tinted wv siAls
before last, and in t rs 10 10 iast "
coo bales, against e- ~
$4,000 year before last .,,s|
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF GALVESTON, october l

PORT OF GALVESTON, October II.
Arrived
SIS Borkum Ger, Bremen.
Cleared
IS Campania tAusJ Rotterdam.
IS Pensacola (Am1, Pensacola.
Sailed
IS Alexander de Bl1lo French, Genoa.
IS Burgermeister Hachmann (GerJ, Ham.
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New York Money.

New York October 11.--Money on call
STEADY al 3M3% per cent; last loan 3h per
cant. Prime mercantile paper 4iz95 per
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago. October II. -Butter-SaIr
Steady 9%d1OA. Eggs Firm: fresh M
New York. October IL. Eggs Resyl
54j6 packages Market steady STAT. d
PENNSYLVANIA 2llAd22; Western candid !
M2ll2; Western uncandled l7N91.
st. Louis, October II, >A'oaltry-Sissr
chickens 6, springs s; turkeys I; dues 4
m6, geese ). Butter Steady: crean@I I
as; dairy 14N17. Eggs STEADY IL
Kansas City. October II. --Eggs-FinA
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Vessels in Port.
AlIL. ALLEIIna

Nessel-Flag- Tons pier
Agnes (Rrl ..
Adalla lBr) ...'''''' ,,,,. :, IT,, -
American OBJ, 5i07. an 10
Apollo (Sp), $500 ''''''''''''''51y
Hengonla tBrl. -, Az
Bergenhuus lNorJ 23li '''''''' rosds
Campanla lAust), 1883 ,'''''''''''ioaYpss
SSaaries ltherghein tFr) ........... roads
ConSnis IN. ;......................24
Elleric (Brl, 23oa '''''''''''''''' -
t,rannria ,nsnF ny ''...,............l2
AeatheTaig BrJ, 2Ts0 .,''' rcsds
lkbal tBrN ''ioaus
Imanl (Brl '''''''''''.'.'''io
! oss Martinez Dc pluillos (spanJ, 1894 ~
sasAu'A 9ss'L lsSs.....ss..-........ IL
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Cape ~
Ppah 1Br5. . Barry via PSiIsislPs,l
Texas, Luth .'.'''''''' port fa''
Yola tBr.) ....'.....,',vps
Ada F. Brown, at Portian .'...,' 4,
VIM. II. Cllfford, at '........,..
Baltimore .';''., path, for p'~
David p. Davis az na go
N %SGe b. sea1y, a 9,t,l sslllar
Stella SsiIo r. Kaplan, at Bai
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New York wired: Good buying here this
morning In cotton.
message from New Orleans said; In
terror movement at twenty-nine towns
forecasts another light into sight next
week.
Mr. Burton's Liverpool house. 1t is said
cablos: Advise caution In selling.
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GALVESTON sTocA'
a,,vrsToN GRAIN

GALVESTON ..heat: i.
Gulf, ccloTsdSo. ana and ezsss,;s ,...
Galveston, Houston
Elevators A ana D ,...."~k ~
SsipMes't this season. .....sf i
Shipments this season ...,....''
Stock ..s..N $500
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New Orleans Futures.
New York Futures.
Liverpool Futures.

pctobcr. .....4 4t-42b Mar-Apr ~ 23-2ib
Oct-Nov. .....4 32s Apr-May 49,. a % 2is
Nov Dcc......i 27b May-June A 23b
Dec-Ian.. ....4 21.2Gb June-July "A rs
Ian Feb. .....4 2ls July-Aug ....4 23s
Feb Mar...., 4 2ib
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The range OF prices at New York and
New Orleans for the active months was
as follows:
New York Open. High. Low. Close.
January go. Sol % sos 500 500 %
March .....- 79s-90 500 7.07 T.g9-Sc
New orleans
january 80. 7sssD T04 7.ss 1904
March ...... ISIS T.9l T.. So Z. $3.50
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At the Close
Liverpool, declined to 2-64.
New York. declined 3 to 6 points.
New Orleans. declined 2 to s points.
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Houston Daily Statement.
Houston Comparative Statement.

Gross receipts thus far this week 49, 90,
Gross receipts 40 days this season 393,
Cross receipts 80 days IN 1890 1901 $40,
Gross receipts 40 days IN 1S99.19is0. $50,
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Difference 5,oil 62,7o5 851,S0o =.
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Receipts at United States Ports.

Totals 49,. As, j32 2TG,0 $50 SIS. 7G9 1910. Il
Last year ..50,57G $50 727 1,210.66 40.
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lI.erpooI WeekIy Statement.

Stock this day Observation-Disclosures 3O31T
Stock this Oval last week ...... 32S 7Ol
Stock this day last year ..........j13, $50
Deficit this season ............... 3,j42
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The movement at twenty nine Of the In
terror towns for the week and last year
has been;
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-03
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county to sell Fam ly Memorials" good
r-rits and steady work. Address Camp
hen & Co., 1888 Plum street. Elg.n, ILL.,