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The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04

D. D. Ferguson of Thornburg, spent
New Years in the city on visit to his
sister, Mrs. N. J. Stevenson. .
The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04

As usual Axial was well represented
in Meeker during holiday week. Among
the well-known people from that pros
porous locality we're: Joseph Colon.
Charley Hujstt. Walter James and Mr..
and Mrs. b. A. Kellogg.
The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04

Al Cole, president and general mana.
ger Of tho Mseker- Rifle Fast Line, y
spent New Years with his folks here.
The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04

In no other way is the steady growth
of Meeker reelected more surely than BY
the increase in our school population.
This has besn growing 80 fast of late
that the school board found 1t necessary
to employ another teacher, = Miss
Seaman from Denver, who comes to her
duties here highly recommended.
The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04

New Years festivities passed OF in
the usual way In this quiet and we'll dis
posed town Of ours. namely, happily and
In . joyous manner.
The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04

A. F. Parkes and mother. Mrs.
Richard Parkes, OF Piceance, spent
Monday and Tuesday in town attend
ing to business matters. Mr.. Parkes
reports range interests In satisfactory
condition in his part Of the county.
The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04

james. n. wadsworth, ~ old and
highly respected citizen Of Williams
Fork. died At his home near Pagoda
last week. He was buried n Craig BY
the Aasous. Of which society be was On
honorsd member. Al the time Of hia
death, Mr.. Wadsworth was in his hfty.
sixth year.
The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04

Hay is almost worth It's weight In
goid--well, silver, at least.
The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04
Mrs. T. j. Beard.

Is prepared to do repairing. cleaning
and pressing Of mems clothing. Corner
TIN and Main street
The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04

John Msrshall bas sod hls cattls q
wyilan Bros. John savs b. knows It
wasn't good time 70 ssll but hs couldn't
afnrd to throw 500 hay into thsm.
The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04

Alfred Pearson, ono OF Powell Parks
bright young men, will learn the barber
trade in Billy Summers shop.
The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04
River side Dairy.

II you want good clean, fresh sweet
milk patronize the River Side Dairy.
10 quarts for 81. Delivered every morn
ing. E. A. WILLIAMS, Prop.
The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
the matter Of the estate Of Charles Kuhn,

NOTICE OF FINAL SEE1A0MANI.
In thu matter Of the estate Of Charles Kuhn,
dsceAsed.
eth dsy Of January, A. b. 1o0e, being CO Of
the regular days OF the January term ~
county court Of RIO Blanco county.
ststa Of Colorado, I. Henry J. Hay. ~
4 rstor Of said estate, will appear befor,
jud9e Of said court, present my nnal fettsfmen
q such administrator, pray the approval of
a. s,,ch Administrator. 1t which time and
place any person in interest may appear and
present objections to the same II any there be.
Dated III Meeker, Colombo, December 10th,
HENRY J. HAY.
Administrator of the estate of Charles Kuhn,
deceasod. -5, 1%a
The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04

simp Harp started for the road"
yesterday morning with one Of the finest
punches OF beef that has ever left these
parts. The Montgomery Cattle COM
psny also took out some fine beef. They
are likely to strike the market right.
The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04

This u what cattlemsn in these parts
call good feeding weather - ground
frozen hard and light snow.
The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04

A man told " the other day that We
did not publish all the things that
happen. We should say We don't In
the 6rst place, we have others who de-
pend on Us for living. live published
all that happens We should soon be with
tho angels. In order to please people
we must print only nice things about
them and leave tho rest 70 gossip; yet,
it's . fact We don't print all the news.
II We did, wouldn't 1t make spicy read
ingP But this would BE- for one week
only. The nsxt week you would read
our obituary and there would be
strange face in Heaven.
The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04

"A large audience witnessed the pres
entatiOn Of Miss Mosher Of Colorado"
last SATURDAY evening BY local talent.
It IL an interesting play and our Young
Thespisns made good showing-par-
ticulsriy George Bloomfield. who ren-
dered his part well and was undoubtedly
the star OF the evening.
The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04

Among the 2es popes Of the Roman
Catholic church, the reign OF Leo XIII
has been exceeded by only two.
The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04

"The weather up our way 10 just like
. kaleidoscope; changes without no
tice," said District Attorney Gray Of
Aspen. "Why, yesterday met . man
carrying his overcoat and an umbrella,
while his wife carried . fan and big
smile. Lakewood Advance.
The same old judge.
The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04

Range riders will please note ths new
stock brands which appear in this issue.
More to follow. ~Tr
The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04

an extended European trip. leaving
New York bs Will 60 direct 10 Paris !;
thence 10 Metz, StrasburR (the piaos OF
his birth) and Berlin. The different
points Of interest In Holland and Bel.
GUM will b visited. and . trip along
tho Rhine and over the Alps is On the
itinerary. Leaving Antwerp. be will
cross the North Sea to Queenstown and
visit Cork. Dublin. London, Manchester.
Liverpool and other pisces Of intarsst In
The British Isles. returning to Assker
about Tie first Of May. Maurice, here's
Wishing you "high old" time and safe
return 70 your Mseker home.
The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04

NJ. Hsrtx departed yesterday for New
York, from which point he will sail for
The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04

TRADE SUPPLIED BY
Wolfe Londoner. Grocer, Denver.
The Bridaham-Quereau Co.. Wholesale
Druggists, Denver.
Geo. E. TAYLOR. Wholesale Druggist,
Leadville.
strehlke 4 Givens. Druggists, Meeker.
The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04

Miss Ella Curley Of Ride, came In
Saturday on a brief visit to 4eeker
friends.
The Meeker herald., 1902-01-04
The days continue pleasant and nights

rt,. 1,,. ~nr<;r,,o rJaaaaut a r,d nj uffa
Il. 4
IN
Miss Ella Curley OF Kline, came IN
friends.
Range riders VIII p'esse no'e 70. ne"
ssock Dfaoos ~n'cn spp'si ID '"'' '''s
This y what cat''emsn 10 tnes' pst.
call good feeding weather ef0o"o
frozen hard and l'ehs NOW
Alfred fearson' one o. fowen FAs
bright young men, Will ssssn INC De10el
trade In Billy summers snop
.,c.,. ....,,,.,t .,a ,.,.-., mana.
~. ,,..,.- p,e. .r... lin. ),
spent nc" I cars WIN tns 1o'As "0'''
yv,. ....,,,,.,.. $1,000 ~, .,
Observation-Disclosures A..
$3.50 -. =, o,,.. ,.,,.,, ,.,r,,, and
,..
A., n.T.... ..,....a
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,....-.,,. .......... =,
.,- l-...
'S -.
John Nsrsha,l bas sod hls cattls %
.-....,..~|
~ ~ -. ~.
II
Nfy, C. F. Brown has bought the
stock and good will Of tho Racket Store
and hereafter the business will no rum
WHY W ''-ua'e so'1' ~A0 :" ~
usS' a'"nn''
IN. uuou. comn.nv ara fixing their
.,,,,,o,,,ou. ,.o-. -oo,,, NJ, ,-.no-.torv
- ,.,.t,n, :, ~. ,.,h .,,,ls, ,v.t.m
No,h,n. nil, .,on =. IN our onward
"ssc" !" ne''opos''snls"'
.,,,, ~. ,,,.,,,,,.,., ~, ,,.,t,o,.a
. ~ 49, .,,..... :, 81. ~.
=. ,...... n r.,,.x -
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10 commenced very nissaS'
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49,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-10

West and Southwest were responsible for
were much frightened Mt the unfayorable
outlook and covered freely. Scptcmoet
opened 5Sd9i higher at 34G3ils ana s0lu up
TO 80 closing strong and 1M1h higher az
34m341b Local receipts were seventy SIX
cars. ,
There was a fair amount of business
transacted in provisions with offerings NOR"
free than for some time past The saie OF
n big line OF pork and ribs for outsiders
caused weakness carly In the session nut
covering Ivy shorts gave support 10 unc
market and the close was ABOUT stehhN =.
september pork opened 5@T12 lower NJ
1sG2lgd1s65 and after ranging , pTrmee az
is 3Tl4 and Is IS. closed 10 cents lower w
Is 60 September lard closed "a lower Ut
10 o. Ribs were lower AZ lo.I2h2'
Estimated receipts for tomorrow Wheat
40 cars: corn 1I5 ears; oats 90 cars; hogs
10000 head.
cash quotations were as follows;
FIolIr-Ouiet and unchanged.
Whcat-No. 8 spring 7Gn'6h' NO rel
T7d7s -. e,,,.7
oots-No. . 81; No. white 53@94h NO.
3 white 52l9,
RarIey~Fair to choice mating GsdI1h
Flax seed-No 80; No Northwest
ern 70.
Mess pork-Pcr barrel 1S.4TMdls o21a.
Tnrd-Pcr 100 pounds IL. o5
short rlbs-Sdes Ooosol 10, GGdlo.l 20.
Shonlders-Dry sailed lhoNcdi SN.ds.
Sides-Short clrnr lhoXeM II 2Mt jog
Whisky Basis of high wines, l.ao
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Grain and Provisions Elsewhere.

st. Louis, July o.--wheat- Higher; No.
red elevator 72la; track 72AGLii4 new;
IS old; July 72lsdT2A; September 717s; NO.
> hard 75%d77. orn-Higher; No. cash
631. track 66la July 63i. September j3A;
December 41lamil3s. Oats-llger No :
cash 81; track 54m5+4; July 81; September
29Js; No. white 56la, ye-Easy j6.
Pork-Lower; jobbing 1850 for new; 1880
for old, Lard EnSy rO.55 Flour Steady
to firm. Old red winter patents 3,55m3.fo;
extra fancy and straight 3.3003. 40; new of
each uominally IL cents per barrel less;
Gear 3O0@3.2O. Timothy seed, new 10
arrive, August 4.35n4.5o. Cornmcal-
Steady 3l5. Bran-Quict. FIRM sacked cast
track s2dS5 Hay Steady l@~."li.3p;
prairie S.0onlo0o, whisky steady l.iO.
Iron cotton ties Steady 100. Bngging-
Steady 5Ikd69s. Hemp Irvine .. Dry salt
meats steady boxed lots. extra shorts
11.Oo; clear ribs 1l.l2l4; short clear 1l.2J.
Bacon Steady: boxed lots extra shorts
lts7lb; clear ribs 1900; short clear 12.12la
Receipts Flour 5000; wheat l0S0oO corn
II 600: onts 1900 shipments Flour 5000;
wheat G3OOO; corn 10000; oats $500.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-10
HEAVY RAINS CAUSE ADVANCES
WHEAT, CORN AND OATS
WERE STRONG AND HIGHER
July Corn Shorts Sparrlne for Better
Opening and the Bulls Await Devel-
pnnents--Provisions Lower

Chicago, July e.-Heavy rains through
out the wheat belt where generally fair
weather has been predicted was the chief
cause for higher prices on the board of
trade today. There was an active trade
in wheat and September closed x higher
September corn was u higher, oats we're
lls higher, but provisions closed from 3 TO
10 lower
Wheat opened active and strong. prices
being nearly cent above yesterdays close.
Excessive and general rains throughout the
country were an exciting factor There was
good commission house buying for country
account, local interests were buliish and
bought freely. while shorts fell over them.
selves In an endeavor to get to cover.
Bradstreets report that the worlds stock
for the week had decreased over eight mil.
Hon bushels was also n strengthening fca-
turc. Fears of q change Of sentiment over
night should be favorable caused some
realizing toward the close. September
opened l9d9s to AmA higher Mt 1885 to 73Ss
and on active demand advanced to 74HsGi
T4la, hut weakened later on heavy realizing
and closed x higher at 739sd73% Local
receipts were thirty.onc cars. with four of
| contract grade Minneapolis and Duluth
I reported Dps cars, making a total for the
J three points of $50, compared with 261 cars
/ last week and go cars a year ago.
Trade In July corn was practically AT q
/ standstill, shorts apparently Sparrng for a
4 better opening and the bull crowd simply
! awaiting developments, The opening figure
/ on July was cent below yesterdays close
I at SIS and although there was some grain
| offered ut SIS, scarcely any was bid In. The
| close was at the opening figure. Trade II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-10
SPECTATORS SELLING STOCKS

many similar attempts In the. past. Inc
days weather news was considered an ~,
portant influence I'm crop prospects too
much rain being Indicated
The failure to advance the Louisville anu
Nashville dividend rate to per cent Dasls
was disappointment TO some speculutoI.,s ,,
who had acted on tips" but there was no
general expectation Of an Increase
AS was expected after yesterday eA
change market movement. no export engage-
mcnts of gold were announced; Inc u n,
usually heavy government disbursements
favor the money market.
made Inc way for realizing In that stocs
particularly heavy, and the bears renewe s
attack also on Western Union ana ouEut
tho former on the termination Of contracts
with Pennsylvania aud the latter on tne
large capital embnrking In Opposition,
Of the declining tendency Of raw copper
The bond market was rather quiet any
Irregular Total sales. par value, 5000,
United states bonds unchanged on thV
pnll
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-10
BEARS RENEWED ATTACK
ON WESTERN UNION AND SUGAR
The Large Commitments OF the Corr
Clique Occasion Uneasiness Over
the Possible Result OF Failure.

New York, July o.--The selling OF stocks
was obviously by the speculative element
which bought previously on the prospect
of rise, their motive being. of course, to
take profits. Whether any actual develop
ment bearing upon values were considered
Is not clear, but there were ono or two
considerations which might he construed
against a further advance In prices.
The marking up Of st. Paul and New
York Central, together with some Of tue
soft conl stocks that were strong yester-
dny, Is perhaps sufficiently explained MS II
measure of manipulation to facilitate the
taking of profits elsewhere. Some of the
| high priced industrlals worked higher on
what had the appearance of Investment
demand
The proposed suit to cnjoln the payment
of a dividend on United States Steel com
mon came In for some vigorous dcnuncia-
tion as to it's moves by officials of the cor
| poration aud the advance In the stock was
apparently intended rs n notice to the OPP.
| poncn,s of II purpose to protect the stock IN
| the market
! or the factors making for the selling
! side the continued heavy movement Of cur
| rency to Chicago was an important on".
! Including deposit of 100000 Mt the sub
/ treasury for Geographic transfer to Chi
| caGo and shipments by express, II Is stated
| that about Il million aud half went to
/ that point from here today. The cXiscncies
| Of the corner In the July option In corn nrc
supposed to account for this heavy move
/ mcut
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-10
SALES AT KANSAS CITY.
Especial to The PostD

Stock Yards Kansas civ Mo tr,r "a
me following sales of Texas and TERRITORY
cattle were made today: j. 5. carr, ORC
Agency, o. T., 90 calves. 49, pounds F.. ~.
J. steers, 80 pounds S.G5; q steers. a20i
$50 steers. $50 pounds. 80, 80 steers oGi
pounds, 30: II steers, $40 pounds. $50;
. steers, $50 pounds, 3.25: : cows. rs
pounds go; ]. y, Clabbs. Elgln, kan.
- steers 1000 pounds, 4.25; j. q. Davis,
COWS, $50 pounds, 26O; Is steers 7,,,
Pounds, 900; y. NJ. Kirkpatrick, Elgin,
san - steers, 900 pounds, $50; 30 steers,
140 pounds, 800. =
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| ondnn financial Gable.

New York, July 9-Thc Commercial Ad-
vertiser's London financial cabegram says
The forced closing out of knfflrs was con.
tinued this morning and the market looked
pnuicky Mt first. South African magma es
came to the rescue and supported their spe.
cialtcs. All of a sudden there was swing
of the pendulum and the frightened bea $
FASTENED to cover In active shares IKE Enst
Rand and Goldhelds. The close was at the
TOP hut shrewd observers are dubious hs
to The permancnce " thS recovery dlt1ouEn
ynri0us speculative commitments are being
arranged. Americans were Stong all On!
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-10
METALS.

New York, July 0.-Local ne, ps.i|
today were not active, pu. nd
steady to firm tone genershs;,, hs,
nothing OF feature In lead ec,nhsu.l|
abroad and prices we're u ssms A
steady. In spelter also tns man!
condition prevailed, with tneS AZ u
here Mt 5is and steady anros "a ma
fish iron prices were steady, nnu r,s
In the local market the tonss ,tloEs
prlces remaining at last Qnule
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-10
BUTTER AND EGGS

New York. July 9.-Eggs- ,hrest'
packages; market firm; s0u'ns
@17l9. ouid;l
st. Louis. July 0.-PoultryrrseS: }.
ems 9l5. springs 1Om12 turESsso M, IN
geese Az. Butter Steady crs ia IL
dairy 1Td10. Eggs Higher Vim. T. 4
Chicago. July 9.-Butter--ir. ~
.lam21ih; dairy 1919. ghessse
10dl0%. Eggs-Flrm li1su !"
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New York Money.

New York, July o.-Money on GILL steldy
at 3@i per cent; last loan per cent
Prime mercantile paper 4l.do. per cent /;
aud at 1 SJ% for sixty days; posted rates
4 stp1A .sGla and 4ssl4m4 50; commercinl
bills sl1g64 s59s. Bar silver o23s; Mexican
dollars ~ Government bonds steady;
state bonds inactive. railroad bonds irrcg-
uinr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-10
ST. IOEIS

st. Louis, July 9.-CAttle-R Receipts $500
including 230o Texnns Market steady TO
strong and higher for Texans. Native ship
ping ana export steers 6.o0dT6J; with some
choice fancy Herefords and short horns 90
as 80: dressed beef and butcher steer
= 3Cd 20; steers under 1000 pounds 4 25Gt
go; stockers and feeders 3OD15. 25: cows
ana heifers 225do50 Gamers 1T502 81;
bulls 30Cd6 %; calves 4. 25d6 "a. Texos
and Indian steers 31od565: choice az:
cows and heifers 2.5Gd3S0 HoGs-Reccipts
2S9. Market lower; pigs and lights I $50
Sheep Receipts 2500; market slow, sic .ly:
native muttons 3C063.T5 lambs 45O6i6 X:
culls and lucks 2COM4.5O
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-10
RECEIPTS OF HORSES LIGHT

1.4od2 80; bulls 2.50d5.5O: cnlve, 2 JOl16. 80;
Texas fed steers 4.0OnG65; western stcci
not quoted. Hogs-Receipts 10000 market
% lower; closing dull; mixed and butcher
1.3OuS.o5; good to choice heavy s5@T S7la;
rough heavy 74Od77o; light 7Opd7. so.
sheep Receipts 1900: sheep steady to
strong; lambs 25d50c lower good to choice
wcthers 25d40O; fair to choice mlxrd
2,3tm3 %; western sheep 25Od3 10; native
lambs 3.OCd65O
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London Consols.

I.onaon. July 0-Consols for money md
the account 06 $40 Bar silver steady
@Itsd pcr ounce. Money 2d2Ia per cent.
Short bills 2N02 7-l6 per cent; three
months bills 7.10M21a rer cent
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co; spot firm; No. red Suts eleNHlut hi n
SlSsmS2M f. .. h. ahoat; No. J Northern
500. +. q. b. afoat: No l hard s39s f. o. b,
afoat. Options-llIghcr.
New Orleans, July 0.-Hog products
Firmer. PorkStandard mess 10. Lard
Refined ticrce SIS; pure lard 11k. Boxed
meats Dry sailed shoulders SIS: sides ~.
Raccn-ciear ibis, sides i2Ps I'll, lang IS -
Choice sugar cured l3hu1fA. tonce-klo
ordinary to fair Gd71,. Rice Steady :
screenings 2Ad3l2: head 12s@5; fancy head
patent 3.sod3ao. Corn meal s25 Bran
S5ds7i9 Hay.-Pnmc .15;oodlG.5o:, ,choL .
1870 Corn-No. . sacked firm white &c:
mixed 1914; yellow 10 Oats-No. sacked
80.
Kansas City. No July 9.--Wheat- July
G99s: September 6sls cash No. , hard new
Io@71; Ne. 3 nov. COS; No, 2 red Mt ~;
NJ. new Tom70l9. Corn-Juy 62Ts; Sep
tcmh-r 3o7sd51; cash No. . mixed G5l3;
No. . white 6s1a No 3 67d6s. onts-No.
. white 4sd4o Receipts Wheat 62.?o0;
corn 1880: oats 1900 Shipments Wheat
35,oo0; corn 21,Goo; oats 1l,0Oo,
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NEW ORLEANS

New orleans, La, July 9.-rhe New
pIlsahs I'VE stock exchange reports Out.
iiook favorable for all classes desirable
neet cattle; prices strong; demand good
no cornfed hogs or fat sheep on sale;
ooth In request at quotations.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-10
CORN CORNER MAY FAIL.

The large commitments believed to he
held In the stock market by the managers
of the corn corner occasion some uneaslness
over the possible results Of failure of
the corn corner such as have accompanied
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-10
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

r. o, n. mill Texas Interior points. nc.
cording 10 location. Per gallon
Prime crude oil, loose ..... IS a
Prime summer yellow oil -. IS a
Llntcrs. according to quality 02lA1 O2%
Per ton
Prime cotton seed meal .s24 % a
Prime cotton seed cake 80. "a 25 a
Quotations on prime cotton seed meal
and rrlme cotton seed cake are fot dc.
livery at Galveston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-10
London Wool Auction.

London, July o--At the wool auction sales
today 1902 bales were offered. which con
sisted OF superior selection. There was
a full attendance ana there was animated
competition The sales In detail:
New South Wales. 29O0 baes secured
SdGJ1s sgd; greasy 4tsd61s.
Queensland 400 bales; secured Is 5ibd1
Is lOlgd; greasy 7h610d.
Victoria. 26oo bales; secured 6i5dd1s 0lsd;
greasy 4Addls I'd
South Australia 500 bales; secured Is Adm
Is Cd: greasy 46Il0d.
West Australia, 100 bales: secured 8dd
Is "a; greasy 5&I74d.
New Zealand. $500 bales; secured 5%d9
Is Cd; greasy 3fiad.
Cape OF Good Hone and Natal 400 bales;
secured iidmls 6lAd; greasy 3%lTiad.
spanish, 100 bales, greasy SAD
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-10
CHICAGO.

Chicago July 9.--Cattle-Receipts 15.5OO
including 500 Texans: market for choice 10
prime loc higher others steady; good 10
prime steers 7.9ods 70; poor TO medium
4.oo9I 80; stockers and feeders 2.5olIS 90;
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Daily Interior Movement.
Comparative Cotton Statement
Other SPOT Markets.

Galveston-Spots closed frm prices I'M
changed; stock 12.2SS bales
Low ord 49,. .6IA Mldding ..s 1915
Ordinary. .....7n Good mid % 3.l8
Good ord. SIS Mid fair 20 9.iB
Low mid .S% Snles - None
New Orleans Spots closed steady. prices
unchanged; stock 90,3G0 bales.
Low ord. ,..., Middling ...0
Ordinary, .,...I ole Good mid % 5.16
Good ord .....s lilo Mid fair .....D1l-iG
Low mid .,S 9-lG Sales 500
New York Spots closed quiet, prices un
changed, ii6,Ts3 balos
Good ord ...,sls Good mid % OLE
Low mid......s% Md fair 10 lie
Mluo'hs wa sales .,..,., 1913
liverpool-Spots closed easy, prices IN.
changed; business good; sales l5NO bales.
Of which lS,oOo were American; specu'ation
ana export 1000 bales imports 5000 bales,
II which 200 wrra American
Ordinary, ..... 4 1892 Middllng ...5
Good ord 4 2S-32 Good mid ...5 3,32
Low mld, .....4 20-39 Mid fair -. Is 1882
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Memphis, July Cotton see SEE IA u
crude nominal; off crude sznsNIs,
summer yellow 40; on summer ,!s XIX
innl; choice cooking summer a. 20 a. 4
nal. Meal and cake-Prime 80"
nnl