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Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-22
MINING RATIFICATION No. TIA
 r.. Survey No. 1s1o. s.-J. .-!.-
J. g. Land Ofhce. Tucson, Arizona,
 d May 2. 1902

J. g. Land Office. Tucson. Arizona,
 ss May 2, 1902.
 Notice is- herepY- -Eiyen that Alexander Case5, whose postoffice address Is Tomb stone. Cochise county, Arizona, has made application for a patent sor 13ss it. of the "Tin, Horn" and 1474 it. of the Head Center Lode Mining claims bearing sil- yer and copper, situated in the Tur- quiose Mining District. Cochise coun- ty. Arizona, and described in the of acial' plat and field notes on file in this office, as follows. viz:
 Designated by the surveyor general as M g. 1sl0.
 TIN HORN LODE.-Bsgfnning at cor. No. 1 identical with location. a pine post 1t. long. 4 in. sq. in mound of stone. scribsd N.E.C.TH. I-lsl0. whence U. s. Loc Mon. 13l9. brs. N. l5 deg. min. W. S46.s 1t. Thence s. 32 deg. F min. E. vae I2 deg 35 min. E. 12sS it. to cor. No. ?. iden. with location. pine post it. above ground, in. sq. in mound of stone, scribed S.E.C.T.H. and 2-ls10 whence a cross CX) and B. R. z-fslo c.rfsefed on lime stone reef brs. N. "A deg. 10 min. w I06 1t. Thence S. is deg. 10 min. VI. var 12 deg. 8 min. E. 6oS ft- to cor. No. 2. identical with location, pine post fl. above ground. in. sq fin mound O. stone. scribed .6.W.C.T-H 3-ls10, whence a cross CX) and B. R. 3-lsl0. chiseled on limestone bed rock. brs, N. 9 deg. fl min. w Is3 it. Thence N. 9 deg. F min. var. F deg. 8 min. E. 13sS it. to cor. No. |. a mound of stone in center of sand wash IS 1t. wide course E.sE. es- tablish a witness corner 8. 4s deg. 10 min. W. i6s it. pine post 4 it. long Fin ga. in mound of stone scribed, ". W. cor. T. H.wC. 4-fsl0 from true cor. . cross (x) and }. R. 4-lslo chiseled on porphry rock sx2 ft. 6 in. above ground. brs. g. ldeg. M min. E. zs-6 feet. Thence N .1 deg. W min. E. var. n deg. $ min. B. - et. to ~6- Nr. 1. the place or beginning.
 4.>.eH EERrS1 ODE eHek1pnsnk q e.. -" en. with location, ao6 tdeu. ~-A .o.. NO. of Ttnhorn lode of this survey, . post in mound of stone scriosd h aAdatsaa to ths description alrsaAy
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MINING APPLIcAIIQN No.
 sprevey. No, sJ6oo. Ir.,1 ..,x,, u S Land Off1ce. Tucson. Arfzona

June 16, 1902. Notice 4sl hereby given. that ,L.,aC. -Shattuck and Mary E.EDeu ,4vhans' postoffice address Is Bisbee, Cochiae county, Arizona, have this day filed their application for a patent for 1900
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First publicationsJune. 18th. 1902.

Q s ss 2ss%Bi,k. or F Naeoess, ,.a.. ,.. 2 Street sArf fare rate on, gthe O. K 2
 stage line. 41etf.
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KANSAS CITY SALES.
Especial 10 The PostD

Stock Yards, Kansas City, August l2.-
The following sales If Texas and Territory
cattle We're made here today: L. Jackson,
Addingtou, /. T., 10 steers, 8S7 pounds,
20; Arlington & Arlington, Addngton,
/, T., zoo calves ISL pounds, 5.s5. 1Jj
steers $50 pounds, 2,65; % stears, SbS
pounds 340. George Vaught Addington,
~ steers, 657 pounds, 80; - steers, "a J
pounds, 30; A. J. Pllchford, Blue Jacket,
/ T. 6S steers, 1876 pounds. 3o5; II. r.
walker, Quanah Texas. - steers, 49,
pounds, 30; is steers, Gil pounds. 26O.
IL steers, 1l6 pounds, 2,45; j. NJ. Bailer.
Qnonah, 80 steers, 17o pounds, go; n
steers $50 pounds, 40: Norees CO. hi.
nois, . steers 9o4 pounds 400; II Young
St.nnhreaker. ], r., % steers $40 poun1s
30; l., H. Harrison, NARROW. 30 steers
nS pounds. 2.Sj; % steers, SG6 pounJs
2.i'i Ira kuykendall. Elgin, 2T6 steers g26
pounds, 100; John Happin, Bartlesyille 81
steers, go pounds. 2,!0; 100 steers, l46
steers, $50 pounds 27O; G Ii. Rren BIiss
~: IT, ~ steers, 2022 pounds. 4 20: W r
WYNN, Danghtery Texas O. steers 7i6
pounds; 30; Il. II. M0slcy. Davidson
Kan, 2I3 steers. 74S pounds. %. NJ IA
mdSon. M9neum. Q. T, % steers "a
pounds, 2Sl; co steers 49, pounds . "a.
Z; steers. 13I pounds go; q " ITIcEs
NARROW, Is steers, 743 pounds X. n y
5'Sle N Co., NARROW, 90 steers, 7aS pn,,nJs
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BULLS HELD GRAIN MARKET.
GOVERNMENT CROP REPORT
CAUSED THE UPTURN.
Influence Of Report on Wheat Affected
Corn and Osts--Provisions Also
Went Higher.

Chicago, August 12.-Today was a bull
day in both grains and provisions aud
everything went up. The government crop
report, which was disappointment to the
bears, was the cause OF the upturn. shorts
were frightened and covered freely In
everything Sellers were scarce In wheat,
aud in spite Of good crop conditions the
b.!sk demand to secure PROFITS especially
in corn, sent wheat up and corn ~, At
the close September wheat was lstd1is up;
September com rs higher and September
cats 1dllll advanced. Provisions closed I'M
changed to 30 higher.
Ii was a revival Of bull confidence and
fear ON the part OF the bears that put
through Il heavy business in tue wheat pit
Inc general impression prevailed thar the
end Of the bear campaign had come yes
tcrday and, strangely enough, the low
prices OF this campaign nad come before
the government report. Usually govern
ment report Is followed by depression. The
uuse was Inherent touay, NnNleAs the IS
Innate of a spring aud winter wheat crop
OK about iju,tOv.uJV bushes hal ga,neI
credence, the government suggested only
80 ,uUNO0 pushes. torcign markets "a,
me report bu.lish Interpretation aud sent
nlEhet quotations ana tue northwest haU
..gnter receipts. Primary receipts were
Htavy, the weather was good and ordinary
conditions as bealish as before the receipt
OF the report. Coarse grains, hoWeve.i
also had an upturn, selling was almost
nothing and buying Tor the support col
ptember was so vigorous that shorts o.d
prices up hurricdly. New ok anu 81.
Louis were in the market heavily on the
buying side and there was q AOoI Comm.s-
sion house demand. Alrayed against the
bull movement We're light seaboard clear
8Uces. although sixty noatioaus taken for
export at seaboard points ana $4,000 bush
els sold for shipments here later workel
against the slightly bearisn incentive and
resulted In n much stronger upturn. There
were several lapses from high prices on the
advance hut the close was near top hg
ures. September opened 1sGll TO '2a9s at
us to OiA, sold to GJ1s aud closed strong
lSsNl7s higher at GO. Receipts 40 cars.
nine NJ contract grade. Minneapolis ana
Duluth reported 1872 cars. @ total Iot tlrct
points of 80 cars, against 10 cara last
week and 6bI cars a ear ago
Corn showed much strength. partly be
cause the government report showed / per
cent reduction since July /, but principally
on heavy covering by a great many shorts
who secured handsome profits. Most Of
the business was In September. The mar
kot was influenced ny frosts. very sma
receipts and the strength In wheat. Gables
We're lower due to liberal American oIer
ings and Mt times had influence enough TO-
gethcr with crop news to cause slight
breaks IN the advance. Commission houses
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j. N. Wisner's Letter.

Houston, Texas, August 10. Liverpool IN.
lures closed today S.o4 higher ON near and
a'al on distant options than yesterday spot
sales 1000 business moderate. tone steady,
Both home markets opened shs.Ay bclow
ence Of some Liverpool shorts covering on
this side. The weekly bureau report came
at II a. m. aud was construed as bearish
but both markets continued to advance
slightly until Just at the close. when profit
takins by scalrers reduced II to a Total
advance OF the day OF from 3 to points on
distant months, closing steady.
There is a universal hearish sentiment
ana practically no buying support and a
heavy short interest In the market. THIS
frequently has more influence on values
than supply and demand, and those that
boughr July cotton at or about o 90 and
saw II decline In spite OF drouth, etc, on
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ST. LOUIS SALES.

20 National Stock Yards, st. Louis. Augus,
Iitor, re q, following sales Of Texas and T~r.
EIarrls Hugo l.. T.. S76 pound steers 50 as ad.
LneIett a Galson. Davidson. Isl no,'ni
S%ws, -; F. A. Dribra!l, Coleman. T r"qnl
TexaS 80 S DSn5 . h i9i T. Hutto Hutto
daih9, Texas calves, 1000 and II q, ao igS
=. N PoArce & Co., Abilene. Tevos al
RSq'n5a lows cows 257; s Cutbirth, IT, IL
csp te ie Ribsrr yo4H E cows. 50; j.
No Hume Bros, Davidson. KIN C ItSs
Eoun9 steers, 800, llS4.p0und Steers - ~.
s 81 Jones on orktoha. r. co. non SiS u
o 1T f. id "a; ~ " POSER White Esgle.
Jones mes Wagner l, T.. 6s4 pound ''SS sTto.
o,uo' u, w Porter, BegTs. / T iSIIss'
pound steers, steers, % Porter { wilson Rd io4.-
sands T ToxSponnd steers, 4 20. Seven theS.
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Grain and Provisions Elsewhere.

short clear 1915. Bacon Higher; boxed
extra shorts 11.15; clear ribs 1925; short
clear II. 10, Receipts-Flour 5000; wheat
ments-Flour 1900; wheat 12s,0o0; corn
$500; oats 5000
Kansas city, August -Wheat-Septem-
Der 62l2; December 62%d62A; cash No. .
hard 65H651g; 40 red 64is Corn-Sep
TENDER 20; December 339sd33s. cash No.
mixed 52l2; No. 2 white 57m57la. Oats
No > white Rs. Receipts Wheat 119, 800:
1920, corn 10, 400 oats 1000
New York. August l2-Wheat-R Receipts
$500; exports $1,000. Spot--Firm; No.
red II elevCtor and 75M97614 (. o. b.
alont; No. 1 Northern sou t. o. b. afloat;
No. l hard s44 (. o. b. Ghoat. Options
higher.
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H. & 8. Beers Lcifs
Especial 10 TAe Post

=
New Orleans, August l2TNS''l,
ing Liverpool adyices were ~
looked for. our market open@
point lower, subsequently ad'as !.
fresh buying in anticipation q =
weather report being less la's's &.
generally expected. upou 'Ac u ~
the document IT was found TO = {
on the whole and caused ~ Z,
points. This. however, was ''s
tary. because tired Shorts 80 =.
caused stcadiness, making ihe =
3 points on all months re- sA's -
which declined ? points. :, rss Is %
the weekly weather fepo'. 4 iii b
with general absence = ~ osri
and scattered showers oves 40 81
tions of the middle ano 80. IN Is
tha nrocress of the cotton TX < ia
ms been favorable, Compare, s,sal
s she n however, are que .;.sIs.,]
SIcatnd and some premature w IA 6.
ported from dcVt 81 :. vandy AZ
Early cotton Is openins IA ID icy
Is progressing in Texas ~ s,naal.lsS
districts under favoraaly hiA issf
INTERRUPTED sunshine ana s'p ~
hnvn cbecked the rayages . y ness
a u. ~, I ~ Tcxas. but taess !, AZ
weey us !" considerable dallaSSss ..e \
inundated sections lna,,sced sna y
has been severely aa'n
sections ruined. ,,,a new h Z,
ceipts Of tomorrow, ' y. yfaf IVA w
last year and ~ Nilsson ia
The Atlantics ana .stion daIlf, ~
also receiving new anrIns ths WI:
a liberal m gS,nda,.s conlipue ~
nevertheless Il " no indie ss,,ue dIss
she short RI with the eN ',Iaas i AZ;
though the crop oa'' 3
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bought literally. In the maln however.
corn traders ignored figures, cables and the
generally good weather ANA pulled the
cereal on sentiment. The trade WIS idl
of ston-loss orders which came out freely
from those pressed on the snort side Con
scrvative traders said ccndi' ious for the
cron could not he better. September sold
as low as J0i9 and jumped 70 u27s, cloSidg
There was no influential buying In cats
but prices responded quickly TO III huilsl
sentiment in the othor pits Septem 'eT
sold from % to 3OIs and closed from i6i1Is
M at 3Od301s. Receipts 30 cars. Pro
vision houses bought fairly and prominent
bulls were taking May. The strength In
corn and wheat was the principal influence.
Pr isons we're Irregular Heavy cover
ing in the distant months ana an absence
of selling pressure worked against lower
prices for hogs. The demand was nos
heavy, hut buying came In IN su.iclcnt
quantities to put good strength INTO tue
market Several reactions occurred but
the grain strength held prices up. Sup
temter pork closed SO up at l6 80; Septcm
Der lard unchanged at 1850 and Septem-
her ribs 22la mp at $50.
Estimated receipts for tomorrok: Wheat
127 cars, corn 20 cars, cats 2O5 cars, hogs
22,00O head.
Cash quotations were MS follows:
FloGr-Steady.
wheat-No. spring 72l4; No II; No.
red 6SlSd70.
Corn-No. 2 So; No. . yellow 5sGJs4.
Oats-No, , 3od36; No. 3 white )1dilA.
Rye--No. , 5055
Rarley-Fair to choice mating 57663.
Flaxsecd-No. / 40; No. / Northwestern
l Is.
Timothy seed-Prime 4 25fi4. 80.
Mess pork-Per barrel 16, 25Il6. 30.
Lard-Per 100 pounds 10. l2I5Gt10. 10.
short rih Loose Q. 7oG9. SO.
Dry saltcd shoulders Boxed 9mo1s.
Short clear sides Boxed 11Adl1B.
Whisky-BasiS Of high wines 1.31.
Clover-Contract grade $50.
On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady; creamery 15dl9a4;
dairy 15d1sIa, Cheese-Stcady. 1od1.
Eggs-Firm; fresh 17h
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LOWER PRICES REACHED
BEFORE DEALINGS CLOSED.
Baltimore and Ohio Led the Moveren,
in Rairosds-Gould Roads Profit by
Good Crops.

New York, August 12.-The dominating
factors In the stock market continue to be
the coming crops and the money outlook.
Crop news was eminently satisfactory. both
that OF the monthly report OF the agricul-
tural department aud the later current
news of the weather bureau, but It is 10 be
borne In mind thst the speculation for some
time past has been diligently discount4ng
good crops. which have been clearly fore.
siado%ed. On the other nand the autumn
activity In the money market, while II has
been expected and made the subject Of IN
uustrious warnings, has been ignored IN
speculation. This weeks rise In money
rates, therefore, would naturally be Of most
eHeet on speculative conditions. Buyers in
anticipation Of good crops, seeing the dan
ger OF hurry IA the money market which
might force liquidation OF stocks and at
tracted BY the high level TO which prices
nav attained, are tempted to sell to real.
l1e their profits. There was considerable
strength at one time today and In a few
cases II continued to the close but for
the most part the carly rise In prices was
taken advantage OF to realize profits and
the general level OF prices ended lower
tnan last night. There was a further con.
uhctlon also In the volume OF dealings
,Tii,f cropped back again below half
tnhlcate the largest yield Of corn in the
history or the country This had Its effect
among the southwestern grangers, especial.
" the Soud group. Another striking show
Or strength was made by Baltimore and
ohio Among the returns Of railroad gross
earnings for the first week Of August,
chesapeake ana Ohio shows a decrease Of
$lud.033 compared with last wear. and Mis-
souri, Pacihc's earnings for the same period
qee tlned $4,000, The TWO groups OF rail-
rohus In which were the strongest stocks
were mus handicapped by this unfavornblp
influence As for the money market tho
rate tor call loans averaged more near.v
per cent than the 8 per cent witch was
tng maximum up 10 yesterday. Time loans
L..luucL as MelL. i've and aLH .,.on.l. .
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80, Lonis August l2.-Cattle- Rao.,,..
49,, a,1H Including 500 Texans; morts teiets
rin steady; Texans dull: nafiye sb ior
b"sSS amd export steers 7,25dS on; dresser
stoa 'mu putcher steers 25GI6 20. 49,.
o,eers under 100 pounds 3. 5OGI4 H. s teAls
81 SN 1R1 feeders Sood5 o.; cows md bojyos.
Sa4 90; Gamers 2OOG2. 50: hulIs "S'r cer.
s SieeIs calves 25d7 *; Texas and ins,sS
Z "a = CO.'S 'a' COWS aud heifers . ~.
w. Hogs-Receipts COCO; mnrkct ,<Sc5sa,p
r" S!l PIGS and lights g. soar .O5 nacto Sc
o,;oet' lO butchers OO6f7 20 Shea p,vA pn
E'l Us go; market steady: native mi,t,lr
S,,',,,s . ~ o. lambs 2S5 co: cuIs ma
3, 00d3. rs. N''S o. 'uti',''o; Texas
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KANSAS CITY

Kansas City. August 70 Cam
Zoo 200 natives $500 Texans 45o TIE receipts
si t native calves; cornfed ana srSss an1
stea9y 70 25e lower; stockers ana et 1855
S rSuy 70 loo lower; choice expor t'', ors
.ooSf 7 oeet steers 5ooGs y; fair to good ,,d
r MSSs.ern led steers 4 ,Oo7s 90 TeTSss ',go -.
n nnan steers z. 60dl4 %; Texas corrs nnd
az 9S5l native ~ cows sSSl5 10: native he,ya.as
go eilvcs ems * u,.. ou,s :. 654d
o' aiafse' oaSoc lower. dull; heayy iua
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COTTON MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Good ord. ....7ss Md fair ....s 1915
Low mid, I'LL Sales ...,.,..52 $50
New York-spots closed easy, prices IN
changed; stock 81. 600 bales.
Good ord .S Good mid 80. o SIS
Low mid. ...,sss MID fair . 1916
Middling ......9 Sales ........4 400
Liverpool-spots closed steady, prices un-
changed sales 1000 bales, OF which 600
We're American; speculation and export 1000
pnles; imports 1900 bales, OF which 300
were American.
Ordinary A l1-a2 Middling go. a 1915
Good ord. A 1882 Good mid 4 2a-31
Low mid. A 1882 Mid fair. ..5 5.J2
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CoTToN sEEp PRODUCTS.

Memphis, August - Cotton seed oil
Prime crude nominal; on crude 3taa2.
prime summer yellow 3sisaSgts; OF suo,na,
yellow nominal; choice cooking summon 49,,
low nominal. Meal and cike-Prlme % IA.
on nominal. -''"''
New Orleans, August 10. Cotton seed ON
crude loose 49, pm
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~ the market opened point lower, There
was slightly better feeling exhibited,
however, after the first call and values
huctuated mildly, moving up l TO points
on the several months prior to the receipt
OF the bureau crop condition report, which
had no effect ON the market In either III
rection The hoard at the closing hour
showed net loss of points on August
and net gain OF 10 3 points ON the other
positions
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SUGAR.

New Orleans August ia-Sugar strong
Open kettle 2Ixds sic; open kettle 9c5,aa
centrifugal yellow s's04is; seconds iSets,I
Molasses duil-centrifugal SQio.
fair reclining Isle; csntrIfusni ~, In sIl.:
is,ssi molssses sugar 2iii6; reaneH
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

ST. Louis. August la.-PcugJ
Cliclen 9,s. springs l2e' VIZ,
ducks I; geese AZ. Butter Sfsa 4 Il
cry 17M21; dairy lTIlS ksr -
loss or.
New York. August l2-ks =
12.O66 PACKAGES. quiet; STAFF ~ M VI
vania 20lhn2l: Western caaain ~
candlcd 15Mls, - AL
Kansas City, August p -Ees'' IS
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account Of heavy long interest. may 500
me very opposite and cotton may advance
Tor the moment IN spite OF hattering prns.
pectS ana beariSh bureau reports until tho
mated N'''h''
buls on cotton are very scarce ana tho
bears claim they are waiting for more am.
munition, hut values resist hearlsh pres
sure at about the present level
good time 10 buy cotton is when No ,,,,
seems TO want H. ] \ NVisn,r
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Difference. l,sTo s,422 se,s5s
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

Spots Were in Good Demand, but Quo
tations Were Reduced.
New Orleans, August l2.-spot cotton Is
In good demand with BUYERS and sellers
apart and scarcity of desirable grades.
sales o2o bales. Quotations reduced lie
on all grades Contracts for the future de.
livery OF cotton were again dull The I'M
provements at Liverpool In both spet and
futures failed 20 produce responsive
movement In the American markets. Local.
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Elsewhere, unchanged.

''~tSs Stt~naff6co'
Yesterdays cotton market was wonder.
fully nervous and wonderfully arR, Tho
desire TO keep ciesr Of the powerful forces
shst are being srrayed By the traders O.
opposite sese9is was upperzaos; In tho gru.
eFal mind and the absorption In The mean.
time Gads IL clear that unless abnormal
there will be use for every new bale
Of the movement soE some time to come.
This state OF Affairs had more 70 do With
the oullisaness OF the situation than any.
thing else, for the advices with regard TO
the growing crop were quite Ia accord win
oearlsh wishes. One might really ,uare
from the inherent strength thar the .ro,
was NOT so important In the ewes OF the
usae as the exiEencies Of the world. an
under this pressure values assembled In a
slow but certain manner.
The constituencies OF the short accom-.
was plainly shown In the covering OF com.
nitnents on the belief that the govern
ments weekly crop bulletin would show
less favorable outlook from the held. These
tnticipa;ions proved more Elusive than
otherwise. AID while that document lndi-
Gated THAI the future Is equally as import.
ant as the past IN making the present crop.
The chances are largely In favor Of a
prolific Yield. A late impetus shown in
the export takinEs has been OF no small
moment in causing the actual stun to
become more prominent and exposing the
inability Of consolidated stocks 70 respond
10 this increase. The certiBcated SUNNY at
New York has fallen considerably below
the 10000 mark and the expansion OF the
movement By new Gotten has not reduced
the de1cl- ~ stocks AZ outpostA The for
eisa Adyices gave reason 20 believe that
tie needs a, The short" and the spinner
abroad are not Elieviated hy d prospect OF
fresh supplies The better attitude u toe
long interest In point Of financial
strength and the application Of the law
OF supply and demand as matters now exist
vas plainly TO be seen. and the support
tAGt came from quarters OK wide resource
made itself felt IN counting the ultimate
result. The periods 81 strength found their
origin u the realizing move and the selling
by commission houses. Fluctuations did
noe vary Tide enough TO make IL appear
taEt those ~ different fsith were no tuc
neid Of action while Rae divergence was
e1Actly to suit the taste OF the scalpt..
Tie undertnns was not Of d decisive Guar
scter aud the fact that a large class %.
operators remained opsI 70 conviction CAV
EFa4NDCe S42Gt NNCtELal4Af hTeNAA4s III a
degree well calculated TO repel The cautious
Liverpool was thoroughly lmbued with
optimism. Sales on the spot amounted to
IuD0 bales. at unchanged quotations. Al
the close there was an advance OF III TO
215l on all contracts. According to private
information. a more cheerful tone 30 the
situation In Manchester affected the feel
ing across the water.
New York opened / to points above
the previous close. This was the lowest
OF the day and a little variation took place
In the early moments A 2-poiut gain
shortly after made the level that eX-
tended, with few changes throughout the
morning session. A small weakness brought
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THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

az 10; mixed packers 6 7od6 95; light 6. rs
a. 90; workers. 6.9UG7 90; pigs 80o0l6 Is
Sheep-Receipts 700: market steady TO
strong, native lambs 1915 -: Western
lambs 3.loa1. 10: native wethers 3. 900
4 80; Western wethers q. coal. 90; fed ewes
!. luW4 60; Texas yclrllngs . 401ft go;
Texas clipped sheep 3.ct&i3. so: stochct3
and feeders > 1908 ~
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NEW ORLEANS LIVE STOCK.

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