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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-14
H. and 3. Beers Cotton Letter
,snocial TO The rost)

tSDccidl 10 Ine iNAt''
Now Orleans, November 13,-Adyices from
,ivernool were again disappointing. bot
anr market opened only points lower,
subsequently declining points on rea''z-
ing and the continuance OF favorable weAtn'
or throughout The belt. Business there
,ftcr was on restricted scale, yet IN an
r,c,nntion of light estimates tomorrow Tor
hotb Houston and New Orleans Ieeeip'S
and n hnlllsn crop report issued by MesSfS'
latham. Alexander s CO.. LEGAL trade /
horrbt occasioning an Improvement q \
noiHts from the bottom, Near VIZ luz
easlncss again set iu reuueug Tue
Ell has been customary Tor Messrs. III
,ber Alexander & CO. 80 issue y gt,rrttt
cnttoo crop estimate about ms llhs. int'
,eor boWeyer they 10 not Issue any nFs ~,
/ f,,t .i,er theIr cIrcula. as ioueWs' IN W.
,,,i,ion II would be Impossible y lrptHt
! Stnm Trustworthy sources OF w s't t3,
di",r Counties Of the SSih lhlqrina .i0,
! 49, n-o,,id warrant the heller lhat W,
/ -nar. ran would prove as lnlEg as "s
seat may turn out far less
! last year, on December y. Ln.H .,or ees,
80 q IN go bales aud the aclual ny ~
| ,n,as 80 'ncn or G1BOOO bales over. Lne yea
| hsfore inst. on November ~, tnetl : y ase
was s. roo 600 and the actnsl I'LL ILL., 'i,ttie q
] 600 or Tl7,0Oo more. sonselu,vhntts agnres
M inheritance is attached 70 tnell ~ ss,i
The tendency Is 10 increase StSp
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sroWELL SETTINGS.
Interesting News Notes From the Cham
hers County Village,


bers County Village
stoweu Texas November 10 Our htte
town is stiu In it's Infancy. having on
sprung mp like the proyerhal mushroom
vet. unlike It, IT IS here 10 stay he'hs
settled by people Of wealth and Sondi,y'
who have invested largely in the rice IN
dustry. The perfect adaptahlllty "t our
soil 10 this product having but recently
heen brought into notice. we expect great
things for the near future, NH.
Mi r. NJ white and family oil Iulllr
Bayou moved Into their handsome new rest
donro last week on Main street
Mrs r. w. Sweattman gave WY
recherche and enjoyable reception TO n1"w'
n dozcn Of her lady friends on Friday AFTER
noon November g The parlors were nenu
tifulIv decorated with choice potted plah,'
and nnwcrs After an hours picHShht ."
ciai Intercourse, an were lnVllcu Out y,
INC aiming room. where sumptuous GU
Iation was | waiting, The favor AT Snt,
Iudv's Mace was a spray OF pure wiz
rhrvso nj hemums tied with bows 81 'te"u
rin6nn After most delightful Afternoon
had hecn spent. the little company ~
ncrsed to their homes Voting Mrs, sven
man the most charming Of hoslesses ~
indics prcsent were Mesdames Stnarlso,u
Windsor Miller. Fuller. Sterrctl' ltunle,
SPENCER White, Michael and Miss slnH'l
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A GREAT ACTIVITY NOTED.
RECEIPTS CONTINUED HEAVY,
Heos and Sheen Were Steady at Chi.
oaoo and Lower Elsewhere, Except
Kansas City.

IN the relative value Of wheat coru and
oats as a food value for stock, Prof. &. L
Curtis Of tho Iowa A. aud NJ. A. college
writes as follows:
There is always considerable interest in
TIE relative feeding value Of wheat and
corn ut times whru prices are approximate
~ elual Wheat is undoubtedly one OF the
l,thest and rtst nutritious Of all The cerc-
ais ;"td fer feeding. il is nigAlv rn't
rentraiCd feed. how ever. and nLeds to h.
used with GO dcrablc caution. When iuGl-
,iously used II gives excellent results. bit
! l ,not properly ga It may produce serious
Careful feeding experiments have Demon.
str1ted that wheat acdcd &c a mtiou OF
corn. oats or bran for horses is better than
any OF these feeds alone used. although
wheat can not be safely used as sole ra-
tiou FOR horses without grinding aud mixing
with hay on cthcr bClky feed ana even
then its use would be less satisfactory chan
fattenng hogs wheat has hecu found 10 he
( fully equal to corn. pound for pound, and
whenever 1t can bc bought at dn equal price
or lower II would be more prohtahic TO
feed It.
For fattcning steers or dairy cows, how
/ ever wheat asSa sole rltcn VIII NOT take
/ the place Of corn. Tho difference Is 10 or
/ - per cent IN favor Of the Conn., although
! ration composed entirely of corn for tat
/ tcning steers or dairy COWS would ne I'M
/ proved by the addition Of a small yuan
/ is true Of fattcning sheep.
I Summarizing these results then. Wc may
say that for horses, cattle or sheep wheat
/ fed aionc would not be equivalent in teCu'
/ Ing value to an equal amount Of corn The
/ average difference I'm favor " the corn
! would be about 10 per cent When fed 70
fattening hogs the results would ne lniF
equivalent TO an equal quantity OF corn
when fed In combination with other grains
I such as corn, oats barley or bran. wheat
/ viii improve or add 10 nc iee3lhG Naln,
Of all of them II used iudiciouslH ln the
use Of wheat for feeding purposes, animals
of all kinds should he accustomed 20 u
i avoid other feeding on account of its riCl
mud concentrated nature AS q feed prod
net There IS another point In favor %
the wheat II possesses nutrients In I'M
way Of bone and muscle forming mnterla
better adapted To the requirements O
Young growing animals than corn tonsG
vim improve the ration for young stor
Of ali kinds.
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Csrojll q Richardson's Letter.

Houston. Texas, November ls.--wih a
disappointing Liverpool, deliveries i'e4a
lower. our cotton markets opened at a
sinail decline this morning, with sentiment
against tho market and the hcars disposed
10 force their position, but with light estl
mates for tomorrow covering movement
set In, prices advancing quickly I 70 .
points, most OF the advance being held y"
the close
f'rosts were seen along the northern edge
III the cotton belt, hut had no bearing
upon values Forecasts for tomorrow =
for warmer weather In Texas, co'dcr east
of the Mississippi
The bnr feature Of the day was cir
cular issued by Latham, Alexander 4 Co.,
In which they intimate that this cop rs
less than lo,000ooo balfS. The semi-week-
y rcccipts at thirteen interior towns were
ia. aaT. against ll03i5 last year. stocks
gaining $1,000 bales during the week
New York closed ! IN 10 3 down New
Orleans ] to mp SPOTS unchanged IN =
markets with small business. the inter o'
not disposed 10 soil aud the spinner show
/ ing no inclination 10 buy. The movcmth,
I today was smaller than for some time ann
/ ad,iccs Indicate that some dininution VII
/ he seen IL this is realized. cotton shoulu
! Improve in value. Liverpool Is due TO he
/ 1 TO 2G4d higher tomorrow
CareIu a. Richardson.
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pe.sonal Mentlon From alddlnas.

Giddngs Texas, November l2.-Comm's'
sIoners court wa, convened in regular SECS
sian Yesterday The usual routine Of bust
ness is ON hand for disposal
John u MMndine, who has seroral nun
drcd cattle on feed hero, reports the same
fattcrrng rapidly .
&. A Meyer. photographer has had an
ndditon made To his residence an the pup
lie square. .., H..
the erection OF a residence In the eastern
part Of town.
Nr Il NJ Whitfield. who formerly lived
at Dime Box, has moved e. Hiadlnrs Tor
school ID
Mrs. p. V. Pennybackcr Of Austin is the
guest Of Mrs W, A. Knox this week.
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porsnnal llems NON HaskeIL

HASKELL, Texas, November ~ MIS- ="
A. Lltscy win represent he local woman y
Christian Temperance Union at fort
Worth
Mr.. street Of Graham, who Is mempeI
Of the arm Of r. g. Alexander \ CO. oil
this place was in town last week on hus'
ross.
Mrs c. y. Long. who started last weei
Stanford and forced 10 return home.
Thn circulating library, which was, lnsu
tinted here more than "A year ago. IS MOI
'Tbn of6ccrs have been getting In after
some of the small boys for some. petty
! stealth. that has been going on Ia IN,
| Town. and warned them that the way o.
| the transgressor IS hard
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couvicts convicted and sentenced at the
Iohn Malone. sam Dement,. Ed Ellison,
Manuel Mauricio, Folipc Sanches, Nalep-
tlnr Oulnones, Cevcra Castillo and EloHio
Vega one white two colored ana hve Mex
deans. ,.,,
Clark's clrrns aud menugcrles exhibited
to n large crowd Of country people vestcr'
well where il win exhibit today. This Is
tho arst old fashioned. overland Hrcus
that has passed through this section for
nnny years. and takes MS back To ante
bellum days. -
Tho county commissioners court met IN
regular session yesterday, and VIII be en-
gagged for several days wrestling WIN
The problcm of county government
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WALLIsVlLLE ITEMS.
Chambers County Commissioners Court
Is in Session.

Chambers County Commissioners Court
Is in Session.
warIsvlle, Texas, November i2-Com'
missloners court met in regular session yes
terday and after approving numerous ac.
counts and reports adjourned
Tue Ladies village improvement society
viii have Mexican supper Thursday
'5rof o. Fl. De La Morton Is oIe king
ground preparatory 10 building bis turin "
and saHmill. the machinery ior "u'ch e
now on the ground. s,o,,..Ii
Mr. { Il. Cummings and bis son Newell
and bookkeepcr Mr. white came over rr Su,s
Stiss Cilgo Wooten. Mrs. VIII klleore any
Mr., RIFE button left yesterday tor WISH
to Galveston on the schooner Ade,e. .,,r,o,,
Mrs w. II. Haywood went TO BenHmohl
.tondsv Ia the Elks carnival and VIII ~
the guest Of Mrs Henry Kslth wh n d taers
The Iiorato win twp W.' EEiIi wltb INN
loading at G. X CuInuuHso N''' W." 49,
hpr FOR pYUOFt.
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The New Orleans Market.
Especial to The Postl

iSptClai 70 lAt N0i'l
New Orleans, November Is. Receipts oil
domestic Japan we're on a somewhat lighter
scale today and offerings Of top grades
were only meagcr, Honduras was in ample
Offering for the demand Prices ruled
steady with actual trading only moderate
clean rice was again active and a shade
lower on the low and medium grades re
reints from country mills were again nom
inal The receipts today were 6il2 SACKS
of rough and 1874 pockets of clonu iaa@@
sales today ne boaid of trade were So
pocFpts Of clean and 1896 sacks of rough
If which 1888 sacks were Honduras ana
1G93 sacks domestic Japan Glenn rlto,
nor pound active and steady hcnd 3"'Ac
Ftrnlghts 3Ad4hc screening 2AH244G; ! o. o.
> i@,GIlIsc with actual sales M 2H94tc,
Rough Rice Market. Honduras IN go 81
dcmand 1T S2oo@4 u per barrel 6 of lSd
rognds. domestic Japan In good domanu
~ ~ o51S 80 per barrel of lb2 pounds
viii actual sales IF Hoadgga ,, g. s. 8;1c
nniish sic Una 20 90 per ton from mills. Rice
| hran S13. G0ml4.OO per ton
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Plans Tor crowIeys Court House

Crowley, In., November 12.-The police
jury is In session today and among the I'M
portant mattets to be considered is the
adoption Of plans for the new $4,000 court
house building, Among the outside archi-
tccts who are here and win submit BIDS
are. Andrew j. Bryan & Co. Of jackson.
Miss, o. II. =. Rudsil and y, >. clover
az Houston Texas; j. REILLY Gordon q 20
OF New York, n. y.
crowley Is now being visited by many
Northern people seeking locations, and ~
a result ali the hotels and boarding hopses
ara crowded.
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HEAVY STABLES.


uNITION-Powder. per keg. $500;
b powder, Sl.65 per keg; drop shot,
NS-Extra short clear. in sacks,
&c; regulars, l0lac; boxed. Ac higher,
Il lihd1ll5c
NlNG AND TIES-RaCCjng, 2-lb.
&l.lb, Sc; Arrow ties. less than car
Nc, from Houston, S1.35
DY-Stick wronncd h"sis % No ..
"a per 10: No I fun weight. basis
fi7l5c per lb; specIal sizes l5c high
Ned, 6l5dl5c, as to quality.
4LES-Ster fnm weight i1hc: Gran
n 1872 90 ' - 'oe'''-'' '
h ZEE Rio, fair sAdsi5c. prime aA9
/, t2l.d13ibc. Cor ti ia W. - Roastcd
Al Arhuekie's Spiosa inst Io0' III
8l2c. delivered. Aney II 4Oc. Lion
Bid Seal Mocha and lava liz cans.
s'pcha and lava blend liz ems 2.lb
.3b paia ls3.c
MIXERS A b c Soda. bulk boxes.
3Sc; creams. sc. stage nlanks Gi5c ;
!. 4nd jumbles. lie
NfR-Basls 4SJb sacle. Fancy bioh
'E S3S5: fancy half notant 81 KS +.
.Eade, So. 20. 24.lb sacks I0c nor bor.
slkber; aour in wood i5c N pef barrel
kkAcEouS Goons CINE hor,nv
e4am meal. In 40-Ih sacks nor sack.
.fNrl meal, In 38Jb sacks $40 per
'spf four sacks. Scotch OATS So 90,
o oats, $500: ColnmbIa oots ~ as.
ZIG oats. So a.. Horl,er'i buCi,,rhoat
t~R aasss SA.so.
s4cy brands liz. i rot'PI puiia q, m NJ
fH higher than tisrceS. i'm ia aons AZ,
bib cans. 10 htgber. ~ % IL, oans 4,
AsN''' '-io eans' -
Picnic hams. 5e "a il'ae' fancy ~
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court News From Burleson County.

CalHWen. Texas, November l2.-Dlstrict
court this morning was engaged on the de-
fault docket. Tax suits state and county
and city. seemed to have tho right OF way,
fort, or any eases being disposed OF by
Judgment or by dismissal ~.
ca X. Lee Of Galveston Is ~ inc CITY
In the Interest ~ the cur COLORADO ana
Santa Fe Railroad company;
commissioners court Is also 10 session,
with n fuil attendance. as are also me
county and justice courts case against
Nc Santa "a railroad and the Texas Tlo
ana Tnmber Preserving company Is being
fricd fbis evening This winds up the jury
triai eiyll docket for the term
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personaI from WlIIis.

WINS. Texas, November u Mr. ana
Mrs. A. W. Morris are spending a few
DAYS in Houston this week,
Mrs. Ella Dardon has purchased the pref
Nv home OF Mr.. 6 Abbott. on Montgom-
Caldwell Of Huntsville spent
few hours in Willis Monday.
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MSS OF THE DAY WAS
SLIGHTLY MORE ACTIVE.
H., for Improvement-ArrivaIs OF
lioht Receipts Of EGGS and
% oooo,dtrv-Onions Are Firm.

Il, ,he wholesale line assumed
ne a.,tv Yesterday than has been eX-
w hsfore during the week There
SKY .oor for Improvement, however,
=" merchants anticipate that the com.
4. M foreeasted cooler wave Is an
~ ~ necessary to impart life TO
W. trade. A large supply OF all
n,,es in the fruit and produce de-
.a,s is noticeable, and the demand
4 ~ 10 some extent by the I'M
\ ssati Is generally a healthy one
.une Of 10 points occurred on refined
.e,nts Of Texas eggs were light and
4 nylres to range a shade better, be-
NGisc.
q ropt 1c higher and oats advanced
tprsp and wheat and the hay situa'
Il d not change
-, arrivals we're very scattering and
o,on IN the number of turkeys that
! combined to make steadler situa-
f each.
81 ,,on condition is very much frmeI
a'ss ogo rather scarce. The Pacific
4. .artct Is considerably higher and ex
'>ions of similar course exist in this
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per ounce; boro6 sse per p 20 n b in 1@
pound pqckqge conPorasss 81 40 IN !" 5 Ssailon
Pack1ieeS .,,Ieobo 'Ds 81 7oa3O0 per gallon Snl
p pRnr s265 Per 100 ip borrG ,ssto o,o7 e. p5r
per PounH ,rrsls; camphor roc: wood alco,,
PoYinSs " %; VA gum opium. S3sS powdered.
oPam II ear6oliG %eId co1 iSaa 81 PSS6S
poupWyn 100 delivered Texas common railway
pojnts.
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TYPEWRITERS.

ron SALE Typowritcrs. latest improved
model A Manhnttaus brand now. guaran,
tecu two years manufacturers net price
SO, We secured hfjr; viii let them SO at
$50 each; shipped privilege Of cXamina-
tion; catalogue aud descriptive matter
mailed free. +. \. Webster Co. Htf
Broadway, New York.
Bllck No. 6, s35; No. I. $50. 10000 testi
mouials aud catalogue free. W. Z. nus
sell, general agent Dallas, Texas.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting of the stockholders and
directors OF the Houston East and West
the general offices Of Ike compsny' in the
city of Houston, Texas, 1T ~ O'clock
noon on Tuesday, December B. 1901. Eu-
gene nnrgHn secretary Houston East
10 OF
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cIIIcAGn-

Chicago. November l3.-Cattle Receipts
II coz Including $50 Texans and Wh West
,.rus: good ia choice io6iilc higher; others
active and steady: good 10 prime g 25d' ~;
poor to medium 400Nd.21; stocEers and
feeders 2O0n43o; calves 2oOmH y; teNaS
steers 4 3O03 so; Western steers 3U56t1;M
Hogs Receipts 1900; market active;
steady to 80 lower: closed steady; mixed
and butchers , i50fJ. Il "; good to cholte
heavy 5.3OG5 Soib: light 30. Shtep-
Rcecipts 5000; market steady, good 10
choice wethcrs 340G4.lo; fair Ia choice
mixed . 75m3. 40; Western sheen 1000 io'
native lambs 2,5G@t5o; Western lambs
Z coal -,
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sr Lnr1S.

st. Louis. November Il. Cattle Rccelrti
5000 including $500 Texans; market steady
to strong native shipping aud export sltests
go; steers under 1000 pounds 3ShmH - +;
stockcrs aud feeders .. 5pt.hl; cows ana
hpifers 2OOd5 90: canncrs luod2,2a' hui Z
4 on. cows aud heifers . tjfi3 80. HOGS .
Receipts $500; market &c lower; pigs ana
lights 530M5 20; packers 5.3od5ia: butch
crs , 4ndaT1 Sheep Receipts lND' ma al,
tct 1ogi tSc lower: native muttnns 3.Na
S95. lambs oOdl4 10; culls and bucks 1uV
az DO. stockers t00d2O0.
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CATTLE STEADY TO STRONG.

1858 pound calves. as; ]. W Cox, ucrford,
sol pound steers $50
Kansas city, Mo, November l3 Cattle
Receipts io.OO0 native, 500 Texans and
lO0O calves. market steady to- strongt
choice export and dressed beef steers h,65
fid20 fair to good teno,1l; storkcfs anu
fcedprs .Gl0l 20. Western fed steers lHO
6i5SOt Western range steers 3250l..o o;
Texas ana indians :, lodau0; Texas COW $
/ GDd8.Oo. native cows 2Nm4.21; hettcrs
4 ~: calves = T.Hfl. SO. Hogs Receipts D.
600 plgs Sc lower. others closed Sc higher;
heavy 5 SDna. sTls mixed packers - q
5S2ig: light o.N0d0To pigs $4,000
nntive lambs 42am4.65: Western lamrs
3 .25M4 S0 native wethers 3.25d3,n5: West
ern wethers 3 fOm3 ~: yearllngS 3 2oH3, 90
ewes 2.GOW3.l0; Stockers and feeders l.1od
3 o1
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snnt Cotton Situation.

New orleans. November i3.-The spot cot
ton market was quiet during the greater
part Of the day without apparent change IN
prices While factors were offering freely
al tho board level. there was no disposi'
ton on their part 10 lower the trading
hasis The features are stIl heavy move
ment 10 ports and the continuance of ideal
crop gathering weather throughout tho
he'll. 10 measurably onset which stands The
arcat falling ~ in receipts at Houston
under assumed conditions indicative % au
ariy echaustiCu Of rcNas supplies, oa''.
were 400 bales. lucluding 1000 TO arrFe
Quotations unchanged -. 80. 90,
ne Trading IN contracts to-day was IN
uyraly light and what little interest wa,
manifested by operators. appeared 70 SSut ,'
ann~st enilr liz In the January and Maici
nnsiu6ns, other months receiving niue q
Ia attention The market opened ~ ,
yoirts lower Thereafter matters diiiee
Hong but slucgishly. prices moving back aus
form over range Of 5 70 points Uilti
above Yesterdays closing figures.
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coFEFE

N,r. Vort Noycmber IL Coffee Spct
ouict, 80. invoice I. Mid steady; cor.
d"ya 7bmii Futures closed unchanged 10
10 points net lower with the und,G,rgto.,41SG
ha,ys including rtccember & TadG,Nn Jan.
,,nry q s5G7 90 March 6.oa6'I 20; MAY
t5@7 ~; Iuly Z 3oG1 80; August { -;
Scptembcr I .41mI 10, october 6Td ~
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KANSAS CITY.

lSDorIaI % The FosTI
stock Yards Kansas city. Mo-. NoVem,
her H. The following sales by Texas AMI
,rnrritory stockmon were reported today;
4 Silvertine NARROW. "a pound cows
. 20: Curtis Bros, Portals, SO pound 'oMs.;
so: C. II Wilmington. TascNSa' W.
nonnd COWS 90: 80 pound heifers 2.SIla;
Natador Land and Cattle company, Pampa,
sii nound cows no $50 pound steers 8.i2;
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cnoLe. Moskowitz 3 Cox Letter.

Houston. Texas, November l3--our New
York correspondents say; "rhe cotton
market today was the tamest affair Of the
season. Neither side showed more than
missing interest and the market was left
In tho bands Of the professional element
Liyerpool cables were quiet and without
material influence, futures being down one
no,nt ana spots unchanged on sales OF 'so5
bales New York opened with mixed het
ehnnges. some OF the months being
nolnts higher and others points lower
Ipnt,nry npphpd down points ~ ~. I'm
mediptr!y following tie call there WIS a
SLIGHT rally pndcr huying orders based on
the cooler weather throughout tue south
ana the frost January Jumping up y points
fn Z AZ The official port estimate OF 800
bales. however, acted ns counteCiurior.
inducing snfhclent selling TO run january
III Ia T4i The small estimates FOR llous'
ION aud New Orleans tomorrow, lp,NO ~
VI 900 bales, against 25,sil bales last week
and 81 900 last year, aud The decrease IN
Inc interior movement. 31,sTi against 81.
asa last year however. brought aeout .
recovery 10 Z As. hv ] o'clock. There Eai
nothing doing al this level and me markel
waa practically r'ithqut tendency flll near
| close when all positions rslnod' runnin
| IN 10 Highest points Of the day and pnally
closing steady at about even TO ! poin'
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VIM NAIIs--so.o5 base per keg
mibbTT,,rN WIRE - Galvanized Glidden
90 90 90 ~ 100 lbs galvanized Baker per
tot "a s. per 100 lbs.