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The Newtown bee., 1902-08-22
NEGLECT MEANS DANGER.

Don't neglect biliousness and consti- patton. Your health will suffer per manently if you do. DeWitt's Little Early Risers cure such cases. M. k. Smith, Butternut, Mich., says: "De- Witt's Little Early Risers are the most satisfactory pills I ever took. Never grippe or cause nausea. R. H. Beers & Co.,, Newtown; s. c. Bull & Co.,, Sandy Hook; A. B. Blake man, BotsfOrd: B. Hawley & Co.,. Stepney; w. N. Hurd, Long Hill.
The Newtown bee., 1902-08-22

A. M. Booth has sold his cottage at Lake Waramaug to Henry w. Brown of the Carter house, and and it will be
 now used again as an annex to the Carter house, which is doing fine business, this season. It is understood Mir Booth received handsome price
The Newtown bee., 1902-08-22

J. B. Cox was in Bridgeport, las
The Newtown bee., 1902-08-22
COMMODORE MEAD WINS THE CUP.

MIR BOOTH SELLS HIS COTTAGE AT LAKE
 WARAMAUG.
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STOCK MARKET QUITE DULL.

ton. The appearance Of the market has
peeh somewhat spotty. however nn1 the
lRences OF the money market have had rain
sr suDduing influence upon enthusiasm
Inc government crop reports seem 10 war.
rant the belief thai the grain harvest 9t
the country wiz pass the previous maxi
mum. Railroad authorities from all parts
OF the country report a very large cnrrent
trarhc ana prospect Of all the business
IN the future that they have fadNtcs 10
take care or. The extraordinary demand 81
the iron and steel continues In excess or
domestic capacities and Imports have been
made to meet requirements. The anthracite
miners strike. the only seriously untavora'
Die feature of the situation. Is n factor N
restricting the output of iron. Prepara
tlons for Increased means Of production
VIII DO away with the necessity NJ imports
OF iron before long Jobbing ceutcrs report
a strong Inquiry for fall business, Ddnh
clearings throughout the countries are very
large and all other signs agree in the prom
ise OF nnyarying activity 10 trade trr roe
coming season.
The enumeration OF influences which have
been made to sab5erve speculation would
not be complete without including me sdil'
Ing for home of J. p. Morgan. upon whose
return many important projects are sup
posed 10 await. and the prospective retOrn
Of James r. Keone. whose speculative lead
ership In the practical operations IN the
market Ia sometimes factor IN animatei
dealings a few speculative bond Issues
have comprised the features in That depart
ment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17
STRINGENCY IN MONEY
STRONGLY ANTICIPATED.
Active Speculation Appears 10 Await the
Return OF ]. P. Morgan from His
Trip Abroad.

New York. August 1e-Todays bank
statement reinforced the admonition Of yes.
terday's per cent call money rate MS to
the narrowing resources Of the local money
market. In spitc Of the relief afforded by
extensive transfers Of loans to foreign
lenders, through the medium Of the ex.
change market, the large local reduirenents
have resulted ~ increasing nc average OF
bank loans 70 the extent Of S2,G53Oo. The
stock marke, was dull aud professional
throughout. There IL no loan market on
Saturday aud the practical effect OF the
bank statement on the money market must
await the opening on Monday. II Is clear
that higher money rates are Indicated
There was n continuance of the active buil
movement In the Toledo 81. Louis ana
Western stocks. hut they reacted sharply
With the generals heavy tone developed
after the bank statement. st Louis South.
western preferred was rushed UP to IA
over last nigh, before tho close Southern
Pacific and the Western stocks generally
were subjected to proft.taRing The re.
ported Intention Of the Southern Pacific IL
rectors to ask authority to Issue SfO)tOO 600
OF honds To improve the property IS given
as an explanation OF the recent strength OF
The country's brilliant crop prospects and
the danger Of stringency IN the money
market this fall have been the connicting
Influences In the stock market this week
The week opened with the latter influence
decidedly in the ascendant Tho bank STATE
ment, published last Saturday while the
stock exchange was not in session, re.
yeaed SO considerable an inroad upon the
surplus reserve OF the banks, already at an
unusually low figure, that disqnlcting
sentiment made itself evident In the free
offerings of stocks The maximum inter.
est rate, which had not exceeded 3 per
cent for call loans, ran up to per cent
and tue majority Of emil loans nave been
placed at that rate during the week. Then
The publication Of the agricultural depart
ment,s crop report ana the export estimates
based on Its figures turned the tide of
sentiment toward tho bull side. There was
some later relief from apprehension over
the money situation, wrought by the album
dant supply OF foreign exchange bills. In.
dcating new offerings Of foreign capital
In the local money market Rumors Of i'm
portant new railroad combinations were re.
uewcd aud the operations OF powerful spec.
uauye pools gave the markct some auilna-
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GRAIN PRICES DROPPED AGAIN
BEARS HAD THE CALL
AND RULED THE MARKET.
Fine Weather and Heavy Receipts Were
the Principal Factors in the Sharp
Declines.

Chicago August 16.-Grain prices which
bad sharply advanced during the week on
renewed manipulation net with setbacks
today and the leading bulls showed no
signs Of giving support to their favorlte
options. Fine weather, heavy receipts, dis
appointing wheat cables and a clean held
left for the bears put prices down and
there was almost no recovery on short
covering. At the close September wheat
was %G1 lower, September corn u lower
and September oats y of. September pro.
visions closed pa up to III down
Wheat ruled weak at the start English
cables were easier IN the face Of the ad
vance here yesterday, rains predicted for
the spring country were almost nothing and
better weather was At hand. The big bail
house that has been manipulating in the
September December spread showed no
hand and as result all the shorts who
covered yesterday put out their lines again,
predicting that q severe drop would occur.
With these conditions favoring the bears
there was n heavy conlTni ssion house selling
business. September and December broke
largely on stop-loSs orders. The only bulllsh
news at hand was that Of decreasing con
STsGT stocks 81 5 nothTsst and the
lower at 7O7s 70 7oh and slumped to 85ya,
closing weak, 5sGl1 down Mt 891s67O. The
late rally was 90 small covering. Decem-
Der was weak, closing ! off AT 665sd66%
Receipts 500 cars, one of contract grade.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported 300 max
ing a total for the three points Of 81 cars
against S62 Last week and $50 cars a year
ago,
Corn had a firm start on steady cables
ana light receiptS-foTty -four cars. There
was almost no support until late in the
day and on the wheat corn also declined
Crop .cports continued TO come ia favor
ably and the weather. was very good for
growth. After the dip there vs some
buying at bottom prices by bull houses
with a fractional rally. The best buying
was In December. September sold from
511k
Oats we're poorly supported and scat.
tered selling broke prices Receipts were
liberal at 29S cars, although the weather
continued 10 work against grading. Trade
was not large and the weakness In the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17

other grains worked against oats. This
market made very little advance late. Sep
TENDER sold from S2jslS2A TO 81% and
closed weak, ! 3-S lower at 81B.
Provisions were dull and held fairly
steady. There was some strength early on
firm hog market and some packing house
support, Later offerings were rather free
by commission houses and prices eased of
somewhat. September pork closed tx lower
at 1929; September lard Off at 1920
and September ribs ~ higher Mt 1924.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat
$40 cars; corn 40 cars; oats 235 cars; hogs
80 600 head
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Easy; winter patents 8.oUors %;
straights SlOlI3. 40; clears 2.SO775 %; spring
specials 4.20; patents S5Od3.D stralghts
Wheat-No. spring 72@7s; No. sya71;
No 2 red 6g151l7O3s
Corn--No, So; No. yellow 5gh.
Oats-No. 2 80: No. white 3ls.636Ib,
Rye-No. 50AQSO]5
Bnrley-Fair to choice mailing 55n63.
Flax ssed-No. l.39; No. l Northwestern
1.45.
Mess pork-Per barrel Is s56Il5.eU
Lard-Per 100 pounds loOU611O. 10.
Short ribs-Sides iloose) 9.45try.53
Dry salted shoulders-Boxed Ss461sas.
Short clear sides--Boxed 1Ol5GiiUss
Whisky-Basis of high wines Isl.
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Refined fierce 7Ts; pure lard l1A. Boxed
Ppeats-pry salt shoulders 1000; SIDES ii. 90.
baeon-Clear RIB sides 1900. Hams-Choice
nary 70 1alr 6A@7lk Rios~Steady; screen.
lnn1gs 2AM8l5; head 1905; fancy head 5I5d8
EEiboaT-ETtra fancy 3. +o673, 80; patents $40
l3 so Corn meal 3.15. Bran S2b. Hay
Prime 10 oo916.E0; choice 17Bo. Corn-No.
oats-No. sacked 40.
9 konsqs City No, August Ie.-wheat-
SSepteinber 62$i December 621s; cash No. 2
her 4i$; December S8M; car N5. 2 mixed
4sSS9aS1s; No; 2 white 55Gl55lh. Oats-No 2
c wnlte 90 81 r. bid. Recelpts--Wheat 2o4, 500;
20 500; corn 1900 oats L. DO. " 'i''
New. York. August Whes+-R ece,nt ca
1872 SaS exports $4,000. spor-Easy; No. .
aea. .o elevator. and 751s@76ss I. 0. b.
NG 40 S M9, l az Northern sos I. o. B. afoat;
Weak and lower.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17

Grating daily. sentiment beartsh IN .bo
South, and noted New York bnlI I'M we
support of the market. and undonhtaiiu,.
a large holder Of winter contracts IL Ta M
70 help HIM house nude conspicunNs ia" ~
nuluhg January cotton last wear 10 - ay
u seems that two big bulls are arstrNt
nearly an other interests In cotton WS
nave had scOrehiug weather over We We
a tender Sappy plant Reports or sbe Ss on
ana boil worm are plentiful. and the WaS
can weeyil Is energetically at WORK a. ~
olu stand hut he does not cover "a n,r ,ne
territory as many anticipated he wo,,I1
carrier IN the henson. Four signal seryiaa
STATIONS In Texas report temperafupes 80 "
TO Yesterday with the mercury nesr ~.
point over the entire State: nine s,a,,n. al
IN oklahoma renort an average ~ ,ns,
an average OF 100 give
time In years With ons exception ny ny
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17

get averaging about IS per cent OF the TO-
tai Texas and Indian Territory crop. Up
TO date we have received 20oi. 667 bales
since September l 1901, with a large Au-
gust movement 10 be added for the remain.
Ing fourteen 0ays OF the month
Sentiment In cotton now Is quite uniyer-
sally hearish on good crop prospects. Our
advlces Indicate hne prospects In Missis-
sippl. Tennessee and the Carolinas, e1traor'
dlnaruy good In Arkansas; Texas and the
Territories on the whole natterlng, with
Georgia and Alabama spotted; probably no
better than last year but the crop is slowly
deteriorating EXCEPT IN sections.
In 1880 cotton in August was as ine as
II Is today. and in sixty DAYS prices ad-
rnnced l2o points. OF course from a lower
basis OF values than exist today, but the
visible supply st this date in 1899 was
nearly 100000 bales larger than il Is now
Sentiment was Just as hearish as II is now,
ana the crop In good condition, but deteyl-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17

500 500 0sls
c,rrlII q Rleharduon.s Lsttel

Honstor Texas August 10 Another cot.
ton season is before us with the proba.
hllltv Of large crop. which will bring
good values
Texas, with nenlv one-third Of the worlds
Yield will enjoy greater prosperity than
ever before; and Houston. the greatest In
terror market practically the largest In
the United states will grow in greatness.
Here we have the heads OF the largest cot.
ton houses OF the world. many with eli.
entele reaching over the entlre State and
into the Territories. Already eight new
houses have started here this season. and
with the later arrival OF large number
OF the European contingent. we will ma
competition strong and this the best sell.
Ing market in the country.
The prominence OF Houston as a cotton
center Is shown by the large receipts We
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17

American side, unchanged,
The week closed Ia the cotton market
With the ssre features n crisence that
have pervaded 1t throughout aud The same
problems to disturb the peace Of mind Of
both bulls and bears. Price ranges were
exceedingly narrow but inherently strong
and the trading was largely Of the rrofes.
sionai kind which end OF the week liquida
tion causes. Tho possibilities OF production
on the one hand served to temper the ardor
OF longs, the possibilities Of consumption
on the other did a great deal TO moderate
the zeal Of the short. Tue time has NOT
been frequent when either promised so
much or when q failure would work such
disastrous end to those who have not
speculated wisely. 4 realization OF this
state OF AFFAIR." made ITSELF clear in the
operations Of the trade and contributed in
no small degree to the lack Of aggressive.
ness on either side. There was an unres;
about the speculative body largely encour.
lged by the news from the feld. The as.
recially trying oTdeals that the plant nm.
dergoes In the latter part Of August were
not lost sight Of and IN view Of the worlds
Inability TO Withstand any reverses IN this
respect the eject upon the trading mind
vas more than ordinary. These agents OF
deterioration consist chiefly or parchinR
winds, climbing temperatures and most Of
sll the terrible destruction that Is being
worked by the weeyils and kindred evils
The same leaders whose confidence has
apparently been complete as 10 the outcome
u the staples value furnished the main
support which nerved the bulls TO action.
The huying Vss ~ M r,er ps h-gc br. 80,
sufficiently steady TO sustain rne feeling Of
strength and made itself most pronounced
when the bear was a. bis best. Under
shese circumstances there was not the
slightest entertainment for the sensation.
seeker and prices went their way upward
without making e percepti1le dent upon the
value scale There was little Of a new
character IN the current staristlcs. The r..
inctiou OF stocks already dwarfed goes
merr1ly on ard the consumers are 40, half
satisfied. Forecasts are common that
rapid expansion in the movement will Zee
seen In the coming week aud thc ulaata.
lions Of Texas VIII TOW cotton with greater
ease thsn honey. The eyes OF the trade
win be turned upon Houston ans it l. cx-
'ected that thls m rket viii tell the entire
tory Of the interior. But whatever the
movement the bulls rely upon d domaud
from shorts, spiuners and exporters that
VII make this supply n very small factor
2 tho situation. II IS also ASSERTED that
large clearances for export from the New
York stock are to be expected following
the absorption OF ocean freight room very
rapidly OF late. With the continent decidedly
on the anxious seat as 70 early suppues
Of American cotton These surroundings
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Spots We're in Fair Demand and Ot,ot.-
tons Remained Unchanged.
New Orleans, August ia fair da,ns.A
for spot cotton prevailed today. buyers moy'
ing about freely in search Of desirable Me-.
but apart from the holdings Of two ho,,..'
that are not Inclined to trade upon a.
oasis Of current values, the market 4. NJ. -
peaiIy bare OF acceptable grades saiss sSn
bales Quotations unchanged. oOo
In futures only a moderate hrv,ro.-
transacted! transacted. The opening range was NOT me.
tvnauy apart from Yesterday's cio. Ia
prices and the variations thereafter ' vs,iS
i,a Mlde; covering 70 points, wsre
hot Indicative Of any particular senttrns,s
among operators. On the coatrerv 'iN en- | !
market was most embarrassing and ~ .hs
END OF the short hours showed nst tDe
;no pGt ! to points from yesterdays s eIos'
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London Stock Market.

New York, August i6.--The Commercial
Advertisers London financial cablegram
says: There was thin attendance on the
floor OF the stock exchange owing to the
naval review. but business was fair and
the tone was satisfactory. The advance in
Kaffirs was helpful influence Consols sold
NJ e6% American stocks. though lower on
New York advices showed a firm under
tone. the only feature being n considerable
demand for Wabash nreferred.
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New York Money.

New York. August l8--Money on call
nominal; no loans. Prime mercantile paper
4$d5 per cent; sterling exchange, weak
4. S1(l4. STh for demand md al asa for
sixty days. posted rates 4S5i-li4 SO and
Bar silver 52I5 Mexican dollars Ala Gov.
eminent bonds easy State bonds inactive;
railroad bonds irregular
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]. n. Wisners Letter.

houston, Texas. August ls-Iavernoo,
iutures closed today az practicable nm
quiet; demand fair. business
nvme future markets were art.s,
~, suu nttle OF no trading with sc.-ayy
w.. nnal change In values. srce-
= "ifes 20 ne today advise Tia, IN.
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New York DIV anod.

Nsw York. August le--In the dry soods
~ business at hrst hsnds has re-.
ma. quiet up to the end OF the week.
pu. WIN the joSoers an active business
We IN Progress up to the close. with the
'en. OF large Western buyers next week.
81 al demand is expected on all lines
ehansad iaoHcS Prices are nr1n and urs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17

ns' mas better tone under the influence
81 fioI increasing complaints OF crop deteriora
Gen n, especially In Alabama. Mississippi and
1SoIIkla. nigh temperatures with no rain
continue In Texas and the abnormal dis.
FFoInts OF futures below spots create a
d dG1etIns mat futures are low enough ON tho
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17
COTTON PRICES REMAIN FIRM.

! are conducive to the frmnese Of the under.
tone which was Increased By the ready
speculative support.
Liverpool was not calculated to cause big
things. Sales on the spot amounted to 1000
bales at quotations increased 1921. In
the finale contracts we're practically un.
changed from the previous close.
New York opened 10 on August and /
to down on later months small i'm.
prcvement occurred at once and decline
followed at the end OF the frst thirty min.
uies, bringing the lowe.t Of the day. Al.
most an entire recovery then made its ap.
pcarance and bringing initial prices N evil
dence formed the range that prevailed
until the closing moments Of the cali. when
mere Tns I stadaai iise 70 thv best " ;ec
gay. IN the net result October sl1 Feb
mary went unchanged May advanced 2
POINTS aal thc other oPtinns EainCd i p~Rat.
New Orleans started ! point above 10 /
reipw The previous close There was a
little strength al Hrst which was sunpiaut-
Cd by drop 10 bottom prices and from
Wplch thfre was fun recoscry rs the
middle of the call Fluctuations afterwerl
were very narrow and the principal change
came on the last CALL when there was a
rise TO top prices. In the net result Au
gust advanced points ani the balance Of
the list went 10 points hrhee sales
az the four American MARKERS amougteJ
10 1867 bales and spo, quotations were left
Cnnltered.
The movement could not be considered
bulky. Receipts at all ports for the day
were 1908 bales, compared with ST. Tor The
same day Of last week md 22gi for the
corresponding day Of last year Thus far in
tie season they have been 7.457 .32s bales
compared vita I,44s,309 for the correspond.
Ing time of las. season Exports for the
day were eldB bales. compared with one for
the same day OF last week and 1888 for the
corresponding day Of last year stock AZ
United States ports for the day was 14O.OlS
oales. compared with III 462 FOR the same
day Of last week ana 263 57S for the cor
responding day II last year
The New York Journal Of Commerce says
of the export trade
Another week has passed and there is no
Indication OF any business in sight FOR
China Nothing has been reported In the
way OF actual busdness ana such inquiries
as are being made are not suggestive Of
any real desire on the part OF inquirers 10
make purchases.
Reports from Shanghai are not Of an en-.
couragtng character. The demand there ia
SAID 20 be diappointingly llght md ten
dcncy OF prices in favor Of buyers The
stocks on hand are large, mall advi"es
showing them as follows compared with
preceding two years at the end Of the
hAlfye
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Grain and Provisions Elsewhere.

ST, Louis, August e-wheat-Lower; No
red cash elevator track 68d65I5; Sep.
tember 6Si9; December 64& No. 2 hard 81
Q7o; Corn-No. cash "a; track IS: Sep.
tember AIS; December 96Ss Oats-Lower;
No. cash 81 track 27%62sI5: September
Firm, 40 Pork--Dower; tobbing. new
10 32l9; old 15.92la Lard-Lower. 9.qb
F!onnr-Quiet; new red winter patents g. 10
clear 265G2 rs. Timothy seed-Nominsl
Corn mfeal-Steady, 3.05. Bran-U Unsettled:
sacked east track 5s19a62 Hay-steady 10
900, enthusiastically, 131. Iron cotton
ties LOG. Bagging 6Ik6l67s. HEMP Irvine q
Dry salt meats-Steady; boxed extra shorts
Racon-- Steady; boxed extra shorts and
clear ribs 10,sTI3; short clear l1.50 Re
Sftpts-Flour 1000; wheat 212,OOO; corn "a,
CUp; oats 1l2,ooo. Shipments-Flour 1000;
New Orleans, August 16.-Hog products
Firm. Pork-Standard mess 1925. Lard
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METALs.

msnT rorf August ia mods~ate d.
changed S.s;s d !, w Ws supplied On the an.
MAS WAS about steady. Owing 10 tbe ne 5ieh
pSS sSRea for spelter, little business Was
prces 1.. Inc close was frm. Local ron
market er,n unchanged and the tone Of the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17

London, August 16.-Consols for money
p5 lie: account 95 5-16. Bar silver-Steady
Il SlSf i per ounce h Money per cent
three months bills II 15Gl2A per cent.
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country is bare Of old cotton. aud spinners
supplies are practically exhausted
II VIII take lots of cotton TO al tba
wants OF the world. and even a 70 0Oo n60
crop does not necessarily mean loyyer
prices Consumption OF cotton continues 70
Increase. and only a few years hence 10 >
$4,000 or 100000 bales will be needed
TO supply the demand.
CRrgir & Richardson
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17
COTTON MARKET QUOTATIONS

Iiverpool-spots closed dull ana eRaer,
prices 1924 lower; sales 4oOo bales. Of
which 37OO were American; speculation and
export 800 bales; Imports 1900 nales, OF
which POO were American,
Ordinary ...,4 l1-32 Midding .....4 1916
Good ord ...9 1892 Good mid -. 4 20 ~
Low mid. -. 4 49, MIA fair .....S o.32
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Weekly Rank Statement

New York, August l6-The weekly state
ment OF averages Of the associated banks
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Ths range Of prices at New York ana
New Orleans for active months was as fol-
lovaz
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Houston Comparative Statement.
BALES
Gross receiptn thus fur this week 2 7so
Sross receipts $40 days this season 2 o0l If7
Gross receipts $40 DAYS 1900 1901. lao, cas-
Gross receipts $40 days 19OtN19o0. i. TAG, COS
Houston Railroad Receipts.
Fon@Tipg are the receipts OF cotton by
ne various railroads entering the CITY;
Bales.
International and Great Northern
s5alvestona Harrisburg and San An. SID
houston East and West Texas. 800. 3
Missouri. Kansas and Texas ........
Totni n -oo
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SUFFICIENT BUYING SUPPORT
TO OFFSET BEARISa MOVES.
Fluctuations Exceedingly Narrow and
Some Leaders Manifested Confidence
In Outcome of Prices.
AT ryF CLOSE.

AT THE CLOSE:
Liverpool, unchanged.
New York, unchanged TO 2 points
higher.
New Orleans, 1 to 4 points higher.
SPOTS:
liverpool, t-32d lower.
American side UNCHANGED
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Houston Daily Statement.