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Better Feelino in Evidence.

Cargiil Richardson say of cotton:
There was q decidedly better feeling In
The cotton markets today IN our markets
the bulIlshness was intensified los the
Chronicles report making the increased
iTeage only A.tG per cent and I'm addition
q TINS further rains were reported IN
districts whore clear weather rs needed
ihere Was not mnch activity dlspinycl I'm
aur markets. although prices held oulrf
and hrm throughout the session, closin., an
yearly the best ~
NotNlthktanding hulllsh features nredou,
lnhted' the other side was not without III
quota Of gossip. among which were Hatter-
ing crop reports from this Statn and "A
neary bomhny movement
10 those who are Inclined 20 straddle the
mafkets we would call attention Ia the
rnung differences between August In Tie
New York and New Orleans markers In
tue latter market Il has been the rulr thst
considerable new cotton Is received in An,
gust and Il Is not at all prohabIe that
manipulation will be Attempted m Augnst
sew orleans, In New Nors there IA M
probability of any new cotton rearhimg
ihat market In August aud under normn1
conditions purchases OF August New Vori,
aud sales OF August New Orleans h,,,tH
prove profitable N there Is nnv nftn,Irt
AZ manipulation In New York ma 49,
SIRE many who think there wlll 10 the
Hraudie should prove that much mora
profitable. Ia other words. August in We,r
Orleans Is Seini.new crop month 'u.hra
~ New York August is strictly an Old crop
Liverpool 81 due 10 be x nm to,,or,,..
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was very quiet all day. Most of the trad
ing again went into the new crop 4H
The Bombay movement for the week WAS
4A.OOO receipts against 1000 only last year.
whereas shipments were 1000, against
5000. The total 20 date Is now l6Tb.OpO
receipts against $1,000 last year and ship
mcnts $4,000 against $1,000
The movement at the four leading In
terror towns was enormous again today and
we continue TO hear Of Immense holdings
In the interior FOR this season, indicating
there will be more than enough TO 90
around this year In spite Of attempted
squeezes
Some OF the buying this afternoon OF new
crops was on reported local rains east OF
the Mississippi river. We think that
weather conditions will continue 10 gov
orn prices Of next crop months while the
course Of the near positions VIII largely
depend upon the outcome OF the New York
July deal and we would again caution our
friends against operating ia the later,
either here or IN New York. During the
summer months We shall only issue a cir
cnlar letter three times week Monday,
wednesday and Friday nnless something
unforeseen should transpirc 10 cause nc.
tlvity. H. & b. Beer.
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Totai sales for the day, o0i, 100 shares.
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The Bombay report showed Receipts for
week 1900 against 5000 last year and
1900 in 1899. Shipments 10000, against
6O00 aud $1,000
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II. & 3. Beers Cotton letter.
Especial to The Post

New Orleans June liverpool adyIces
were again more favorable than expected
today and our market opened TO Ia
points higher. subsequently, rcacted 10 :
but reganed Il In the afternoon. closing
prices being about the same as the open.
ny
The advance In Liverpool was due to the
Commercial and Financial Chronicles re-.
port on acreage. which showed an area of
1,s6S.69i acres, or an increase Of only
BOO per cont whereas II was generally
expected to CONFIRM the Increase given ~
the bureau last week. The late months III
Liverpool were relatively stronger than
The near positions. owing TO the fact aleo
that thee Chronicle Indicated an Indifferent
condition Of the plant.
Outside Of the Chronicles roport there
Ssre no features OF note and the marker
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PRICES STEADILY HARDrNlNc
Advances 90 All Desirable sno. 90.
Lists Beinn Askea WV

aulG ODOt Cotton
Lists Being Asked. '''''
NeW Orleans, June 6.-The mario, o..
spot cotton was quiet today. OFFERINGS 49,
now SO poor that there is small chance %,
, ,rre Trading especially where the cotton
!, Is IN request for mill cousumptlon ,,n ,Son
sns influence of favorable advlces from, ~ =
o ,'.l'I, side reinforced by generally Slson
s pv,nnug crop conditions. prices for ~
i pg n ths market are steadily bara tne
fact ana during the early hours ha tosal
straits We're asking advances m nj 1ou s
09Oo nslS. Sales 1880 bales inS g. ne
ali sra 40 arrive Quotations lid highor iils
copaitIpr. future WIS, market the DAY onen.d ,,,,,,
ment IONS sun In favor Of tbs ,.na Win WIN
gain Liverpool reported an ,sa{s., ele
4 sid y iSzd on spots and net AZ ,sn .I
mon, a., tS deliveries. the greater I i,ofu 20
in respon ps on me new crop positions. Snd
lrb INV aooye the years level op a. 70
ranre N ~ markets iiuctuoted esli.
vifbo,,t' 10 4 points after Inc ca YseI
d,rae,,n any marked tendencT eHn put
eloslnn We're 10 points abovs ro s15 ana
sbcnnS prices while the other tsluaS
each an Improvement OF ~ n, nniris
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ESTABLISHED is72'

particularly gratifying feature of s,r.s,A
ms oil bought fol this purpose Il iorsTs,
taken off the market, and will enter \
tually into consumption, so tina: some i.
oOo or 1900 barrels which have hs,s
bought for this purpose are actually tss.,
for all time from the stocks Of prime N.
held now. f'-' "
There has also been a decided lmunr,
ment In the demand In this market n.
TO buying for the same purpose The stug
tlon is las we have repeatedly called \;
tentlon toy that each time the dem,si
makes Itself felt II can only be supn1J
by buyers advancing their prices and M.
VIII hold true in our opinion thron.As.i
the season; each renewal Of the demasi
Will lead to a further marking IN Of pdTs
A. the moment there is lack Of crrr
demand, but there Is considerable lnuulT
from the other side. and all adyIces X
celved from our agente throughout Erios
tend to prove that later In the SUNNI
there Will be renewal Of the demand h,
prime oils from that source, snd As liz
stocks of prime oils are far from hi.s
and concentrated practically In the hans
nf two or three concerns we consider III
outlook for gradual hardening Of yslga
very promising.
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Net Receipts at United States Ports.
,i23 2s.9Ts 7ao.Ss3
BUTTER AND EGGS,

Kansas city. June @ Eggs steady;
fresh Missouri and Kansas stock 0. cases
returned loss OF
ST. Louis, June o. Poutry--Firml chick.
ems 7: springs i2Gt16; turkeys @; ducks q,
springs IL. geese 4. springs s. Butter.
Steady; creamery i5fla; dairy l20(l5. Eggs
Steady, i0N repacked and cases Included,
Chicago. juno --Bltter~ Steady. cream.
cry 146flSia: dairy t4Ml0, Cheese Steady,
sEml0tl. Eges-I.oss on. cases returned.
lIm11i.
New York. June 6.--Eggs-- Receipts II AIS
packages. market easier. Western candlcd
tSi5Qt3&; Western ungraded 1llk@lS.
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The total estimated Increase q l9l y
acreage In the United states 10Y ss ~
o s-100 per cent, or 2,16l,sei snIsailps =
than last year. and the average pssteT tn
the crop Is about seventeen dass
last year ..Asoonisri
From all the States our ~ aeciSlg
report the crop ate, due 10 tns ".es g
FOR general replantlng, which W' -
terminating :, unpfss
Altogether the crop has haa ~ r.eaitl
Using start and there are genera
Irregular stands.
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nav YORK SHORTS DIsoRGANlzED.
Had Sold Heavily in Aantiepa,ion Of a

a. rt a.
RAD sold f'eaWly m Gantcipaton OF
Lower Liverpool but Missed
Neu York INN, II .b..rts y,..r,. r th.,
w"
deionA'e one" more today and early In
the session wsrs badly tNsorguuized Coy
erlny ~ rsv, month, WA. fo,,,,ra - ,h,.
w wy
dAy transactions and ia this tyne OF
trading the room faction easily took the
lead The hears mad f.arad U,st a.. ia,
-,
elpoui on thr wv" previous n9Eh h9u al
Ianeeg ufolHedlE. turn was M order 20
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DRUGS AND CneMICAIs

Qulnlne, ilW4Tc per ounce bottle. nor
phlnc, S23lf2"0 per ounce; coc inc. "a =
per ounce; pornN, Stsc per pound In Shi
castor oil, Sl20 per Gallon IA 5.ra ! 4,
packages EPSON salts. st.i5 nor nunfp 4
In barrels, alcohol S27o@3.oo per gallon,
sulphur S@,ba per 100 In barrels MI IA,
pound in barrels; camphor. TOc: wood girr-
hol SlnO; gum opium, SO 81 u VIDE If
opium, $3.50; carhollc acid. 4Of ~ u r
pound In boules. calcium carbide, S5ad
per hundred, delivered Texas common RAN
Wuv UOiuTS ''
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GRAIN AND Hay

Carload lots, Z O. b. cnrs from miller,
dealers charge from store 50l0c more nor
loo HIS on bran Ease per bushel on BATS
aud corn, and lOU l5C per 100 HIS ON Inv
BRAN Ter leo lbs. d9c@Si 90
WHEAT SHORTS-per 100 lbs, $1,000
no
CORN No. sacked aO0Gac.
CORN CHOPS Mixed ana nure. 81 1o5y
l,14
OArS-3a@42c per bushel
ltAN-Altulfu, Sli ,OOd 1900; choice nm
othy, Sl60t6l6.JO South Texas prairte
hay, S6NmSoN; North Texas and Territory
hay. SlOONNl2. so
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New York Money.

s, NeT York, June Money on call
paper 8a@4s per cent. sterling H eycSange
=. a. sMitth actual business in bankers hills
a a. ~ ,.SSS3'Ssl4. SSK for demand and AT S5H
~ o''S Tor sixty DAYS: posted rates 4 sd
Ply certificates nomlnally, co: lar sii.
Ner N'Ss' Mexican dollars is STATE aTd
s sqqaird99d bonds inactive; government bonds
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COTTON ACREAGE ESTIMATE.
Latham, Alexander g. Co, Place ncie,..
at 9,O8 Per Cent,

Latham, Alexander q 20. Place lncft5H
at e,o9 Per Cent.
Latham, Alexander & Co., New Yoik
send out the following under date d
June 3:
With the view of obtaining the most u
liable information possible concerning iAl
cotton acreage of the United States ~
1901, we addressed 1000 letters TO hans
bankers cotton commission merchants asi
responsible planters. embracing every 81
ton growing county In the South. ,sslal
acreage estimates.
Tn to this uate we have secured ela
replies, of average date May a. and im'
following tahulatlon Is the result 10 Ok
opinion il Is as approximately correct q
estimate of the cotton acreage IS coa9,
he secured by direct communication Ml
parties competent TO judge, residing y ~
Southern States.
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coFFEE.

New York. June e,-coI.s,ssT sssslf e
dova sH@f24. Futures opessrp Issdse...
changed TO 5 points higher. n mmarssr 4,
response to hrmer European, . e.
comparatively moderate resshn feF n
crop countries. Europe bousna. anf q "a
CLING lots here In the foreInrstr wks "A
less. featureless aaair. Clesnss mas "
unchanged. Total sales aoVss AS: q9~'
5 Is: July 5 20: September IL
S. 4Od5. IS: March SIS; NAY
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Heavy Rains Throughout Northwest
Had Depressing Effect.
PROVISIONS ALONE SHOWED STRENGTH
July Wheat Closed Down SO; Corn
to t9 and Oats 3-8 to 1-2e.
Provisions 2 t2 to loo Higher.

Chicago, June 6.weather conditions
controlled the wheat situation again today,
heavy rains all through the Northwest In
dueing notable weakness in the pit. July
closed rs lower; July corn lG1M lower;
July oats %Gh lower. and provisions from
"a TO l0c higher.
Generally the wheat market was dull.
July on account Of the reports nf beneficial
rams ~ the NorthWtsi, opening unchanged
10 q lower at IAN 10 %. There was d
considerable quantity offered ana quickly
ne market declined 10 74A. Reports from
missouri indlchled n crop condition OF S.
against W Tor last mouth, and this put a
check on both september and July offer
lngs There vas some profit taking by
shorts and these circumstances caused n
reaction Ia Ilh The Improvement was
only temporary, however, ana there was a
gradual decline 10 the end Hut for the
TACT that the bun leader In corn. who pre-
Get began buying literally, July would
nave suffered u much greHter loss Sep
TENDER failed to maintain It's carly firm
ms ness ana eased In sympathy with July.
lower AZ 1875 The volume Of business was
hol extensive. september wheat closed l3s
@lG lower. Receipts. eighty seven cars
The corn market was cnsier to begin
with and decidedly weak later in the ses
sion. The absence Of shipping inquiry and
the additions being made daily to the do
.'''' .''Nh7 WIZ Tue causes NNftlhed 10
the weakness Luteness OF the crop with
cold weather beaded toward the corn belt
threatening a killing frost. received no
consideration from those whose selling
caused the decline July corn closed wenk
ana l0lIAc lower. The volume of trade
was small Receipts, IlG cars
Nats were weaker and unsettled, A
backward crop Was reported, lut again the
market was sold down hy local longs II
recovered for short time. hut closed near
the bottom N sympathy with wheat and
rais condition only 81 against ~ last
month und ~ year ago. There was a
fMr outside demand Receipts 2o6 ears
The provision market alone showed
strength, lard leading. Commission houses
were good buyers both NJ lard and ribs. hut
onering> were not plentiful
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat 30
cars; corn 'Ao cars; oats 30 ears hogs
24tUo head
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Cotton Seed p,od,,o,.

Ton "' saas 4 Flash, New York, say Of cot
sAa"'. 'enand Cor cotton OH this wee. ~.
a. ~ Z decided improvement e.n. $50 ~
h, West where the lard comnaa os,a,s
0ousht auite heavily ana M. !.
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

~, u IT'S 5SS June 6.-Three ner cont ron,o.
Az All 59e Tor the account; exchange an ,ep res
~ New York. Juno q i,1.ar,,,- 600, -.
90; balances Sl3. 424 .a3S '''nss F'=l'Sl,-
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New York, June 6.-The new pne XII n
have brought out more euslne luselr
some time past. Print cloths, fei be-
and unchanged. Home demsnp export x
brown cottons slow. but tai pIeaestt .
niand stlll coming forward Ai 50
tons quiet and unchangens W.
Cation Iinln sg duil ana irregSl,s,ss:;t " 2
md underwear IN limited reee
quotable change In prices
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Current Quotations on Round Lots OF
Staple Commodities.

These quotations are revised daily and
their correctness can be relied upon. The
prices are those ruling IN Houston Whole
sale markets,
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u bulk sdi1c. In I2-lb cans. extracted,
otSuic; pound sections i2nl3
MOLASSES-- Rebolled. fair. iGAMlsc:
prime, 2Od21c; choice. 25m2sc; fancy new
ssrroop syrup s2a3sc; pure new crop syrup
CONDENSED MILK-Eaele. 81. a01e Is:
Challenge, So 7O.a3 VI
= SThRS-i-lb fnll weight 4.oz. sJGt'pc;
2-lb fall weight, s.oz 81 coal 20. ID
2-lb. light weight. sid00c.
PICKLES Five-galIon Eees Al IS: 10
gallon kegs, 81 s.: hbbls. "a 90; plnts,
American style, S0as5c; quarts. American
style - %G hgallon, 81 1912 %; lgaE
i iIexnsan er AS style S3.l5afs 20; lsalon
.nIIcE-ExtTa fancy head, e]4qfeAc;
e SSeleS 6 SsaeGSas fair 4ssa44ci fancy i'm
ROPE slsai. basis 7.1o, SIC: Manila.
lihc; nntnrred lath warn Sc; tarrcd. TIC
SALT Louisiana coarse Sic: line s5c
DDS ~, los $3.50; G0-5s, SEQ; 1OO-3s. $40
SALT FISH Mackerel, 40. ]. in lob
KITS, Docfl$l 90; half hhIs 70lb No l,
50 80: tubs. So O0di5 10
:, sALA oN-Fancy Pillar Rock Columbla
KiNer, ~ NOi Castle Rock. Columbia River,
Sl69Ml15; Spear Alaska, St15; Toy CO.
iTgif yer Ei,yner' SIPS Blue Bell, columbio
sAiDIXEs- American quarters. s5.75a
bW; mustard, So, SJGi4 90; imported Gillette
grade gnnaarters, $i1.50; fancy sprats, quar-
STARCH Standard goods Pearl. In 40,lp
boxes, 3Bd4c: Royal Gloss, bulk Az;
NICKEL llm packages, per box, 500, corn
s'sffch' PFC per ~. 20 and 4O-lh boxes.
SUGAR Quotations are for small lots.
standard graduated, 5.05c; cubes and pow
defcd, 6.2Oc, Louisiana yellow pnrahned,
fancy, soc; choice 5.47lac
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CANNED GooDs.

CANNED FRUITS Bib, s5ci
pineapples, SLICED, Sll0; eFeless aud core.
less. 81 f.Nd ~. extra grated 81. $50 500
penrsi 2ib s0c; Strawberries BIB, Sjc;
ilacEhtrrles. BIB 75c; peachcs, 2lb 81 10:
900i9dc
y. CANNED VEGETABLES Tomatoes =.
H. full weight, zoe; 3-lb. fnll weight noe;
lib. Light weight. &c; 3lh llgat weight
roc, okra, 1nd lom9 toes, 2lb o0c. Canned
krant = " SltO. California asparagus. 2i3'
10 SlRam2. 10; lib California asparagus
tips, 500; baked beans. Bib elc; Alb 4Jc;
2lb string beans. 1bc; 2lb sidney beans,
Zoe: 2lh strlngless beans, lis; 2lb mar
rowfat peas, Sli0; 2lb American retlt
Iols pCas. Sl-JOail rs; Glib hulnd corn,
Soc. Pride OF Maryland 95c
tALlFOKNIA FRUIT Extra st1pdlrl,
~ u peaches; lemon cling Sl'G"l 20:
rics SO .oo6t2,05; white cherries So 1oM
2l5; apricots. 81 .7aGi1.s0, strawberries
- @O2 10; plums, Si.GjN -; grapes, Sl1n
0l.oO; seconds, lOc per dozen less than
extra standard prices.
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BEANS- Imported navy beans. 3NGf
3&c; Bayou 3isc, English dried Sc pinks
3sc: LiEm, 7hg07Acs hlack eyes. $40:
Michigan navy none California navy,
BUTTER Blue star, 10000 dairy. l601
lie; Elgin creamery 22M23c, oeomarsnrHc
dairy prints, lie Lincoln solids 1o&allc;
prints, lim1lhc; Special Blue star, i4r:
Crystal Gem and Country rolls, lGc;
Special dairy, 15c; fancy dairy 17c,
Texas country butter, Saf12c Texas bricks.
i5Mt0c
CABRAGE-lc per pound
Wisconsin full cream rolls.
iSc; Wisconsin fun crenm dttscs f. ac:
Wisconsin half cream, l2MMl3c
EGGS rrNas. m@iRc pcJ dozen Kun
sas l5c
KRAUT- New. in half barrels. s. a
ONIONS New 1A12r.
PEPPER Chile, l4ai5c per HI black
Sir gApore, lJl4c.
POfATOt.S- New. zoe pei. bushri
POULTRN-C nlCkens htuS good. SG3tG(
2.5l; frycrs, large 2.151l3 -: hruNrr,.
s. Wd'22i: cocks, large, Old Sl21' ducks,
large. 50 100000; geese, full 'eotl y d,
S3.Em4.O0 turkeys hens, SdoouSoo' tur-
keys, gohhlers SD.O0@10jo turkeys. young.
So tnfiG 90
TOMATOES Oneth!rd hnshcl box, Sl.53;
clntes S2.O0d2j0.
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LOCAL TRADE REVIEW.

Peaches We're rather more plentiful than
usual Yesterday. and the market was fairly
active, The best grades brought 81 e. zoe
per peck box and GO % co.. per four
basket crate.
Local stocks Of oranges are light, hut
fresh shipments are expected within the
reNt few lays
Only few strawberries are coming Ia
and she market IS quite dull Many or the
growers IN the vicinity az Houston. par.
ticulorly those at Little York have nm
ncunced their Intention Of disseminating
Hckirg.
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SUGAR.

New Orleans. June -Sugar-QuIet:
open kettle SSi6@4; open kcttlc ceutrlf.
ugal Sys6t4&, centrifugal yellow 4Am
iild; seconds 29,6i4 Molasses quiet
centrifugal TGlA
New York, June a--Sugsr Raw steady;
fair rehniag n 81; centrifugal a6 test ~.
molasses sugar T-l6; refined quiet.
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METALS.

New York, June g -Tin steady, 2s. 6oSt1
p sii9 Lake copper ncminallv unchanSci
u aS9i i. 90. Pig Isoa warranss noninally
unchanged.
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Stock at United States Ports.
nited States Exports.
Today. Yestcrd


Following are the ciearlngs OF the Hons,
ton banks together With the amount OF
Increase on decrease over last year;
This week Last wear Inc.
Saturday ...sSl, iO9, Asa $9Gd,aT5 SiS6.1OS
Monday ...... L5S6,O0l 0S3.40A Sg2.iO2
Tuoslay .,.... l,114Sta ao3,TT2 1Sl.0Ti
"Wednesday -. ,205OS0 166,6aT GSS, 423
Thursday 49,. 1,l35,ii2 73T,Sl9 39I ,oa3
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Following are the sales Of stock and clos
ing prices on the New York stock marker,
t-y,.,,.
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Houston Daily Statement
Houston Comparative Statement.
Houston Railroad Receipts.

The following are the receipts of cotton
by the various railroads entering the city:
Bales
Houston nnd Texas Central .. 32S
lh'crnational and Great Northern LILO
Galveston, Harrisburg and San An. lO6
Gult Colorado mud Santa re ... rs
Mssonr, Kansas aud Texas ... "a
Total .en3
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COTTON WENT HIGHER.
Decidedly Better Feeling Was in Eyi.
dence.
CHRONICLE ISSUED A BuLLIsH REPORT
Bombay Movement, on Other Hand, Was
Bearsh--Spots Gained
Strength.

cotton showed considerable degree OF
improvement all around yesterday Liver
pool was higher. the Chronicle sent out
huliish rcport and further rains were re-
ported from doubtful districts. There was
moi great deal OF business done. but a
hrn undertonc was In evidence all day and
the close was at nearly the highest, or 8
tos NJ IN New Orleans. Spots we're steady
ai all OF the principal markets and higher
prices were the rule. New orleans ana
Galveston going up Lice while Liverpool
reported an advance Of 32d, Futures In
the latter market closed ~ 10 3.6id higher
than Wednesday.
The principal bear feature in evidence
was furnished by the report from Bombay,
which showed the movement there 10 be
over FIVE times as large as last year and
5000 heavier than the year before In
addition TO This, favorable Texas crop
reports cxerted rather bearsh Influence.
June IA New Orleans opened at I,79a.
sold high az I 70. low az IA. and closed
at I.1D 50 The same mouth in New York
opened at s.0l02 WIS high At "a, low
at 500 and closed at S.03. August in the
big market opened at 1852, sofa high at
7.54, low at q 80 and closed at 7.5i-52
The bombay report showed Receipts for
week 5000, against 5000 last year and
84,ooo in 1899. Shipments 10000 against
6O0O aud $1,000.
New York McFaddcn Is reported a big
buyer at Liverpool
New Orleans Futures felt tho influence
If nuying on insufficient Sunshine and
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Corgnl & Richardson Of Houston report
the range Of prices for the leading stocks
.tndnv n. eoiiovs.
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Houston Spots.

spots closed steady prices unchanged;
stock 47,sss bales sales no bales.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-08
BOZEMAN NEWS.
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION
FOR FINAL DISCHARGE OF
BANKRUPT.

In the District Court of the United
States, District of Montana.
In the matter of Daniel CARRIER bank
rupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the eth
day of February. A. D., 1901. in the above
entitled court, Daniel CARRIER filed his
petition for a final discharge and that
the said court fixed the 9th day of
February. A. D.. 1901. at 10 a. m. at the
court room of said court. in the city of
Butte, Silver Bow county, Montana. as
the time and place for hearing said petit
ton. at which time and place all credi-
tors and other persons interested may
appear and offer objections. if any they
have. why said petition should not be
granted and said petitioner discharged.
Witness, the Honorable Hiram
Knowles, judge. and the seal of said
court affixed, at Butte. Montana, this eth
day of February, ~ d.. 1901
Attest: GEO. w. sPROULE. Clerk.