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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-12-06

Teacher-"To what class Of birds
does the hawk belong?"
Small Pupil-"Birds of prey"
Teacher-"That's right. And where
does the quail belong?"
Small Pupil-"On toast"
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-12-06

She-"Has she many friends in sooi-
e:Jw
He-"Oh, yes; she hasn't been In
lbng. you know."-Smart Set
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-12-06
FROM YOUTHS OF RABIES.

"How old are you. little girl?"
asked visitor of 3-year-old Minnie.
Pm not old at ALL" was the reply.
I'm most new"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10
Grain and Provisions Elsewhere.

ST. Louis, November D Wheat No. .
red cash 739s; December 739s; My ia;
No. hard -. Corn. No. cash 61% De
ccmber CO.'S, May 622s. oats-No, cash
Al; May A.. No. . white I3hn4Sh Pork
Quiet iobhing ii 30. Lard higher, s AZ
Flour Better; red winter patents .A5m
3 co. extra fancy and striighls 3. l5M3. =;
clears > 75d2 80. Timothy seed Scarce
Gnd firm, 3 i0d5 6l Cornmoal steady,
3 90. Bran Scarce stronger; sacked east
track o3 Hay TigothNy. steady Y oogl
steady. 81 Iron cotton ties 90 Rag
cling 5Ad67s Hemp Irvine Q Dry salt
meats boxed Steady extra shorts l2la;
clear ribs -; clear Sides $50 Bacon
steady; extra shorts 800, ribs 0.1Il9;
clear sides 3Tt5 Receipts Flour 1000
whrat A. 600. corn $4,000; oats 3t,0oo. ship
mcnts Flour 5000 wheat 2300O corn 3d.
600 oats 2G.O00
New York, Noycmber 9-whG9t- Receipts
GOOO. exports $1,000. Spot Firm; No. >
red s3@ T. Q. b, ahoat and sos elevators
No l Northern s77s (. o. b. a0oat; No. l
hard SSTs f. o. h aAont
Kansas City November o. -Wheat Dc
ccmber 8sii; May 70h cash No , hard 60
arc; No = red IA Corn--Decembcr cas-
@63il; May 623sa63; cash No mixed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10

lower, closed steady, shade higher at
1855 Receipts were POI cars.
Provisions had dull steady market
Prices were up tritie NJ the opening on
a fair bog market Liquidation brought a
small reaction but this was replaced by
a small investment demand later, January
pork closed 5c up at St4pTia; lRBuary lard
1l5c advanced az $500, and January ribs
2iec improved at S7.TOnIi2la
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat
10 cars; corn 50 cars; oats lSo cars hogs
$4,000 head
Cash quotations were as follows
Flour-StcadN; winter patents 3. So
stralehts 3.O0@3 4O clears . 70d3 90
spring specials 4009t l0i patents 1850
10; stralghts . Sp6I3 20,
Wheat--No. spring TlMIlA; No. ? red
T4mTf
Corn No. . yellow Gol5.
oats No. , white 42ia@ii29s; No. white
42Am42%
Ryc-No co.
Barley Fair TO choice mailing 6GG5S
Flax seed No ~; No Northwest
cru .4Sia6l 40.
Timothy seed Prime 3 nOGf6 90
Mess pork Fer barrel 10 NO6il3 no.
Iard-Pcr 100 pounds s 55mS. 5Ttq
Short ribs Sides. loose soar NJ
Shoulders-Dry saltcd. boxed 1AM7h,
Sides--Short clear, boxed, s 1AaS 20.
Whisky Basis of high wines l.S1.
Clovcr-ContrNct grade Q 25.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10
FAIR ACTIVITY in WHEAT PIT.
OTHER GRAINS RULED STEADY
DESPITE SAGGING INFLUENCES.
Wheat Gained t-so, Corn 1-s@t.t4o and
Oats Closed Shade Hioher--Prov-
sions improved Slightly.

Chicago, November "a fair activity In
the wheat pit today kept rue grain mar
kcts steady against otherwise sagglng In
nuences. December wheat closed Mc high.
err December corn 46M up and December
oats shade higher Provisions closed ~
9Ilsc Improved.
Wheat had a good business, both on the
early decline. resulting from weak cables
and on the later bulge, December opened
ls6iA down at 72A To TOSS and continued
moderate, realizing eased the market to
i2&T2lg. Commission houses were buyers.
however, aud, on the cash demand and re,
ports Of continued drouth In the South
west, shorts became nervous and covered
This brought a bulge, though small one.
aud December sold at 73@T9lk closing
steady, X mp at 20. Local receipts we're
l6I cars, eleven Of contract grade. Mime
apolls and Duluth reports 100 cars. making
total for the three points OF a65 cars
against 1920 cars last week and 63t u
year ago, Primary receipts were i,9s4,000
bushels, compared with esq., bushels last
year Seaboard clearanccs In wheat and
-four were equal to 586.0o0 bushels. Aus
tralan shipments for the week were 4TG,-
coo bushels against 100000 bushels last
week and 10000 bushels year ago.
Corn was dull with a small interest
manifested and unmportant trading. De
ccnbcr opened unchanged TO * lower on
cable influence aud was led throughout by
the wheat pit There was some selling ON
prominent holders and tendency 10 close
deals over Sunday but the advance In
wheat brought a steady close. isNh up at
5eAm50ia Receipts were OF ears.
Oats were quiet with smnler Trade today
than for several days past There was a
moderate realizing early that eascd prices,
but this was regalucd on tue wheat re-
action. December, which opened a shade
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10
BUSINESS AT OIL EXCHANGE.
ANOTHER ACTIVE DAY
SHOWING A GENERAL DEMAND,
Manhattan Brings Lively Bids and Good
Sales--Merehants and Mechanics and
Empire State AGAIN Heavy Sellers.

The strength Of the oil stock market was
well maintained at yesterdays session Of
the cvohorge The aggregate sales struck
total Of almost 1900 shares and the
sales were SO VOL distributed that the I'm
proyemcnt could only be accounted for
by general demand for the securities
Merchants and Mechanics again took the
lead MS the largest seller and Empire State
followed very closely. The latter did not
fare near so well from a price standpoint,
however, as some Of the sales on the pre-
ceding day. each trade occurred at 2lac
The largest amount OF new activity was
developed in Manhattan The stock sold
rapidly at Acc, which was an Improvement
OF &c on the day, and further transfers
were only prevented by a raise from the
holders. Anglo American was in high
favor at prices under &c, but trading was
limited Grace was IN better demand and
scored gain of Aq9sc Palestine and
Beaumont brought n nc increase, with
two sales aud the bid standing at the close.
National oil aud Pipe went It's former ad-
Nauces a notch better IN a small sale aud
offerings were very scattered Beatty was
am improved seller and GOhGr WAS a shade
stronger. Gladys and GeyEcr OF Galveston
each scored few cents Ia selling price.
Tho total sales amounted TO 1880 shares.
The prices bid and asked yesterday and
the sales made were MS follows
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10
SUGAR.

New Orleans. November O--Sugnr-- Quiet
open kettle 3 open KETTLE centrifugal 3M9f
2M: centrifugal graduated 43Od4.4 40;
whites 3.T5Gf4.0O; yellow 3iaM3A seconds
2l5Gl3A. Enthusiastically; open kettle "a
6i32; centrifugal 10Q23.
New York, November 9.--sugar-- Raw
steady: fai, refining 3h; centrifugal. 90
No 6 4 40: No. 40. No s 40: No. o
415; No. 10 40; No II 4o5; No. II 4V5
No. I3 1896; No. IL 395; standard A $50;
confettoners' $50; mould ABB; cut
loaf $40; crushed $50; powdered 4,lO;
granulated 500; cubes 525.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10
NEGRO WOMAN CONVICTED.
Given Five Years for Killing Husband
VINO Beat Her.

Given Five YearS TOT MUMMY TFusbaHu
Who Beat Her.
Waco. Texas. November CELIA Haml-
tom negro woman, was given five years
In the penitentiary by jury last night
in Judge SCOTS court ~ the charge OF
murder The defendant ktlled her hus-
band. Jim Hamilton, last INNS. and her
plea was self-defense. IL ~as set up In
the trial that Hamilton had beaten his
wife number OF times, and came homs
GU the night OF June and started to whip
her again, when the shooting took place,
aud Hamilton fell at the FIRST Gre. Tbs
woman made no attempt TO get away, nut
Immediately gavs UP TO the officers. The
woman defendant 10 about 50 years cid.
ana is dsrk .nulatto. She resolved iEa
fate with comRosure,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10
lPREHENSlYE IN SCOPE
AND ACTIVE THROUGHOUT.
Distributed Dealings in the First
Jour- with Increased Disposition
to Take Profits Later.

4 York, November o. Today's stock
NJ was broad and comprehensive in its
and very active an day. 1t was also
n Irregular throughout, hut increasing.
toward the last. when the unexpect
herease In the cash reserves Of the
y reported In the weekly statement
'fuset by a buoyont upward squirt in
NeW York public utilities, led by
FpoIltan Street railway, which rose
oa points over last nights level.
Hyn Transit gained 39s, Consolidated
and Manhattan 2. At the same
4tnere were enormous transactions in
avenue per cent bonds at an ex.
Y decline OF about points. The only
bearing on the movement was the
~ dissolution of the syndicate which
" me purchase Of the Third Avenue
Y railway. Peoples Gas came into
Oiement apparently in sympathy and
was sudden jump of "a in Pressed
Car at the last.
~ The first hour Of the market there
4Mdely distributed dealings based on
I considerations, such as the uni.
q urge Increase in railroad earnings
II fourth week In October and the be.
early Improvement in the money
9HS AT the same time there was
'sahSlng going on In stocks which
leu considerable advance lately.
\ ave-, however, being well absorbed.
disposition TO take profits increased
appearance Of the bank state.
SOU tAe market closed In some con
snu very active. Ii is evident that
ss als nave not furnished material for
speculation as loans have de.
Nm WIZ ir5 9O0. The known movements
4 al n,,tcaleQ gain in cash by tho
Aept Sier S-'OnOOO, while the hank
blansihIoMs q loss Of SO, 7O3. roo. The
explanation Is that the local
u SOL ~ nave been lending money
H. from, "i Nv and Withdrawing cash
'ns The holiday interval on cleo.
", eu's week, there was an outburst
NJ and huoyaucy on the stock OK
H.. rushed the volume OF deal
slss,, tue million shares day level
IN, 'On results themselves had no
n Il ganneetlon with the movement
s,o me case of the New York mn.
In N supposed TO be directly IN.
..Dyt-n. ,ae personnel OF the New York
ID y i brokers were very large
cIty election wagers on the New
.entiv s'..es'' which may have been
+. NV, to speculation. But the Inn.
i |. s.ussiying motive OF the outbnrgt
m. suent statements current mat
increment has been reached foy
"a onarra non OF the North Western
- thes shave nave mJde M the i nv 81
y nseon,ii REGULATION and the wbSis ~
*taiiyssl ing has been learned SS Sn
a not im Sgetees to show how far mi.
kere immediate parties 10 he tS az ~.
II but !, 49,. pc affected BY The settis
n '0eeuiative Wall street has
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10
RuTTER AND EGGs-

Chicago. November Butter Firm
creamery 14d22; dairy 1919 Cheese
Steady ohMlUA Eggs FIRM fresh 90
New York. November ., Eggs-Rccaipts
bS12 packages Market strong: Western
Jyudlcd mar: western uucnndled 2Od2I
S. lCtls November o. Poultry Lower:
clrcks ~: springs ~; turkeys @; ducks
o@G% geese 8. Butter Steady; creamery
1923 dairy 14Gl7 Esga-Firm 20
Korsas city, November q Eggs Scarce.
Shit pcrs holding back their supplies Zoe
higher prices Market nrm, 100
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10
DTTON VALUES ADVANCED.

tatlons. Deliveries on the last an
vanced 264 on November and si,,,,, ~,
ON the later options. VI
New York opened . points dovn q, -.
vember and unchanged to . IN an VA w.
months. The range was srr ~,
minutes then sagged for short perod
'i'u 'eVoNeIeu the loss. A small decline
occurred aiterward, followed by an nd
vance that carried the level to 3 nolnts
n'suer' tne highest of the session. In tho
net result November gained points. 10
cember and June and the balance OF ma
liSt went 3 and points better
New orleans started polnt mn 20 .
down and did not vary . points IRON, ~
opening figures during the first bonr :,
SWIFT advance OF points tben toot n,o.o
ahd constituted the level for thirty ,,t,
utes' when another upward movo v,ss
made causing the highest 10 he reached
anu extending to the last hour Of thn so,
sion A gradually lower range then follow.
eu with very slight gain occurring ON +he
nhaI can. In the net result November and
Juno advanced . points, December 4 ana
Tue others increased points. Solos n,
tne american side amounted to 1912 bolns
9pot quotations gained Lice at New York
uuu at New Orleans went 1.l6c hirhcr an
All grades except middling fair. which nd.
Nahced he. Houston and Galveston ala
not change
me movement started on a very broad
gauge. Receipts at all ports for tbc dov
day were 43023 bales, compared with 4G
30 for the same day Of last week and n
osl Tor the corresponding day of last wear.
lhus far in the season they have bnon
@'4i2,2i1 compared with .. 462 sos for tbn
same time Of last season. Since Friday az,
ports nave been 156SS bales. COMPARED win
S5559 for the same time of last week and
yc cvo- ~ ne corresponding time Of last
year stock al United States morris 70,
the day was G9s.Gsl bales. comnarni Win iiI,
ood5t'5s9 Tor the same day OF last week and
o2o'6lI for the corresponding dgv Of Isf
year. u'' OIL 'dSl
Writing on the cotton movement and tbn
extent to which it has recently grown. inc
new York Commercial has the following,
me movement of cotton has hcppn IN
earnest. Last week the exports 10 Eurona
amounted to 423,3g3 bales. the largest
~ Meeh movement recorded during the last
nEe Years. or the bales Sent abroad n1o
296 60 to England; 71,72l to France ana
l1ItVO 70 other European nations This
great movement at this late season Is some
, Ining quite unusual TO the trade. Ordi-
narlly the month Of October is Tho great
month Tor exports hut this year the Dro-
ducers have believed that they could TO-
cure better prices by waiting little longer.
Ihey nave been disappointed In this hone
however and dcarcr money rates have com
PEELED them to throw their goods ON tho
market the result being last weeks great
movement.
The 423,3aS bales Just sent to Europe
VIII place about Sl60O0OOO to our credit
IN the balance Of trade. The price of cot
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10
COTTON MARKET QUOTATIONS.


uni STOCK Is, 2O6 bales.
Coed ,',,! or, ord gk- "a Good mid IS s.lo
Middiing ...,1A Sales 900 i12
Liverpool Spots closed quiet. prices IN.
changed, demand fair, sales 5000 boles Of
which 46O0 were Americans speculation and
export 300 bales; Imports 5000 bales. Of
which 81 coo were American
Ordinary .... 3 2T-a2 Middhng 4 SIG
Good ord.-..4 A-S2 Good mid "A IL ~
Low mid. ...4 7-32 Mid fair 4iA3a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10
New York Money

New York, November 9.-Money on can
firm at per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per 4lsd5 per cent Sterling exehapge hrl9 ~
MIN sctual business In bankers bills az
4 s7Sf4 sTT FOR demand and az 4.s4 Tor
sixty days; posted rates A. S!?@4' 80 Sl ~
4. s7lbll4 IS; Commercials bills 4;s 1891
1SifNs stsfe bouds Inactive; railroad bonds
strong: government bonds steady
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4, York, 8 to 6 points higher.
In orleans. 2 to 4 POINTS higher.
s.
,verpool, unchanged.
I.w York, Lice up.
I,w Orleans. revised.
sswhere, unchanged.
Aterdsy's cotton market demonstrated
s,igb strung nerves the operator now
II play upon England's trade center
'careful to give no cue, but in holding
4 the mark Of expectations the bear
ssSorn of some Of his fur and the bull
III # to fly with more briskness on this
Of the waves. That the market is
heavily sold can not be doubted and
Itbat bulllsh predictions may be more
fancles has caused the short to bend
H. close to the ground. The Manches.
.huudance, in spite Of the recent course
,tton. was not what it seemed in the
\. Of the exporter and G5OO0 bales were
bd under British colors.
me American exchanges the senti-
offered signs of changing. Bearlsh
hilton was sicklied over by the cast OF
eht, which a view at shrinking receipts
fed. and the willingness to cover was
;oratlng 10 the being Of the market.
spot owner was considerably more
hi and the bulk of his property or
II the dlmlnlshmcut of same, enabled
Ito be an important beneficiary.
allure Of the market for three days to
In IN the leecy staples recedlng course
i the question as to whether the bot
has been reached, or only a stumbling
in that direction The operator is
4 ne the preclpce Of truth in his roam
|oyer the cotton cliffs and this is double
Faction to the bull If there is to be
Pollution in the cotton world the spot
n must precipitate it until natural con
hs will take mp the sword of the
|hnd challenge an Corners. The friends
b. commodity are at a disadvantage
le matter of a thorough organization.
is now badly needed TO face demon
h trade conditions and the work OF
It the Swallowed signs
the spinner be not mere vaporings.
bis policy improves; if realities com.
h light sustain the government crop
Il, the manipulating artist will count
iittle by the side OF the actual land
4 that will appear to higher price gaz
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10

G4&dG5; No. . white 60 Oats-No . white
4lN. Receipts Wheat 10 zoo. corn oS.O0O:
oats li,oOo Shipmeuts-W Wheat an, COO; cord
-, 500; oats 10000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10

Bid Ask.
American Brewing .,..,..l ........, 80 On
Commercial National Bank 22J 90 253 %
Galveston Wharf Co.... ......I ......,..
Houston Land and Trust. 10Y 90 ......,.
bouston Drug ,.........,. ll35 % llB0 W
Houston Drilling and Sup
ply ....,,......-..t.., .I.......l 40 90
Merchants National Bank .ll01 90 ........
Magnolia Park ...........l.......llOO 90
MUTUAL Building and Loan .......IT 700 90
Planters aud Mechanics
National Bank .,.....l1 Ot 90 lO5 On
South Texas NatiOual.....l l25 90 .lGO O.
Sour Lake Springs. ....... ,....... 45 o.
Southwestern Dry Plate L,..... 100 90
Texas Savings Real Estate
and Investment ........| ~ 30 3S 90
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10

London. November o. Holiday on the
stock exchange today, Ber J silHsor 1 ner
cant Dfscount for snort bills 2AdzAi
three months bills skQ3h per cent
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New York, November o Tho week closes
with very quiet conditions prevailing IN the
dry goods market There has been only m
Indifferent demand for any description Of
cotton goods here and shippers are without
quotablc change. Print cloths unsettled
for regulars, which ore offered from soc
oud hands at . 1910 Narrow and wide
odds inactive. Cotton yards u fair de-
mand aud easy aud irregular WorStod
yarns advancing. Wooden yarns quiet
but steadY.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10
NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
RANK CLEARINGs.

Following are the clearings Of the Hous
ton banks, together with the amount OF IN
crease or decrease over last year;
This week. Last yenr, Inc,
Saturday ...S2, 264 $50 81, 1870 $50 SlH4'--V
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

QuOtatl0ns on prime cotton seed meal
and prime cotton seed cake are for delif-
cry at Galveston.
Memphis. Tenn, November 0 .-Oll-Prime
crude 2T1AGl2s, Oft crude 2GGf27; prime sam
mer yellow 3l1aM32; choice cooking summer
yellow, less than carloads, nominal. Meal
and Prime 81 90.
New York. November 9.--cotton seed oil
-Dull prime yellow 30.
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New York. November 8. -Hides-Firmi
Galveston 20 10 - pounds IS; California
p TO % pounds 1919; Texas dry "a 10 30
pounds 14l2. Leather-Steady; henllock
sole, Buenos Ayres light to heavy weights
25n20la. Wool Dull; domestic fleece 25Gl
%; Texas 1911
81. Louis, November e-Wool--More ac-
tive; arm; medium grades 12F5dl7; light
nne 12dl4l2; heavy line 1l4l11s; tub
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10
DA T Els

FIRST SHIPMENT NEW CROP HAL
LOW DATES, IN 6o-lb. BOXES, QUE
MONDAY. SOMETHING VERY FINE.
Houston Produce & COmm'n CO.
BALDWIN d cARaILL.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10
CLOSING PRICES OF NEW YORK BONDS.

Fort Worth and Denver city 1st. 1918
llockiug valley 1las.-...... ........,.., lutM
Louisville and Nashville unified Is. 102%
Mexican Central ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. b2I4
Mexican Central LIST Incorporated. 49,. 29la
Minneapolis aud st. Louis 4s...... 1O3h
Missouri, Kansas Aud Texas 4s.... zoos
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 2ds...., SO
New York Central ists.,...,.........1O jN
New York Central general Blhs...... tOSh
New Jersey Central general Js......13O
Northern Pacific 4s....,+.....,....1O 4ih
Northern Pacific -. Observation-Disclosures. T2h
Norfolk and Western consol As. 80. .102k
Reading general As. ..-...,,..+....... V5h
81. Louis and I. NJ. couso 6s.....1I7
st, Louis and San Francisco As. ..... 95
st, Louis Southwestern lists. ......A. 81
81. Louis Southwestern DDS. ........ S0#
san Antonio and Aransas Pass 4s.. IS
southern Pacific s.....-........... 94TS
Southern Railway .120L
Texas ana Paclfc lists. ..,.,.....-.l10
Toledo St Louis and Western s.. STA
Union Pacific As observation-disclosures O5&
I'm on Pacific convertible As. ,... .l0sA
Wabash ISIS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Wabash DDS .............-....... .1l0ia
wabash dehenture .,........,..... 81
West shore - ....,....o..,.....l l2A
Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s.......... Of
" isconsln Central 4s................ ssk
Continental Tobacco q ....s.s...s...s eA1A
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New York Rank statement.

New York, November The weekly state
ment OF the associated banks Tor lhe
week ending today shows:
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METALS.

New York, November Tin dun at
"a IJgt25 90. lead dun 437ia; spelter dull
3OmI3j: lake copper quiet I'd. S5di7 90;
pig iron warrants . 5Od10. So
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10
fVpOOL STRONG ENOUGH
IA AVERT BEARISH OPERATIONS,

a.,.reis Of the Market Was Manifest
! eiors of a Chanae in Sentiment
4 aoosared-Support improved.
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MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
The following bids and offers OF stock
other than oil companies were reported;
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Difference il 642 1i,6l2 So,

-7~~~-~~~-~----~--~'---~-~
New Orleans
January .....7.202i 7.27 tbs : 1924
March ........7. 1917 7.2I Z .l6 7.21 %
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DaIIv InterIor Movement.
245467
Comparative Spot Markets.
Other Spot Markets

Galveston Spots closed firm, prices TN.
changed; stock 1883 bales
Low ord ......4 11-16 Middling . .7%
Ordinary ...,.5 bio Good mid .1ss
Good ord. ..... - 1916 Mid fair S
Low MIDI. 6 1916 Sales ......1,st4
NV Orleans Spots closed firm, prices
revised; stock 19S $50 bales
Low ord.,....5 5l6 Middliug D.. - 5.16
3GG adi '''.. ~ Good mid - 9-16
Low mid ..-...G 1916 Sales 81. ....4,s5O
New lork-Spots closed quiet, prices lie
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COURSE OF NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Following o prices
arket:
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Houoton Conpatative statement.
HOUSTON Railroad Receipts.
Houston Spots.

,.,i naouston-Spots closed steady. prices I'M.
changed stock 69,263 bales, sales 407.
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he close
,.,nooL t-64 to 2-64 higher.
L. York, 8 to 6 points higher.
|,v Orleans. 2 to 4 POINTS higher.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10

,verpool, unchanged.
kw York, Lice up.
NV Orleans. revised.
ss.where, unchanged.