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Gard OF Thanks.

We desire to express our sincere
thanks to our many friends who pre-
sented us with 80 many beautiful pres
ents at our golden wedding.
Dir. and Mrs. VIM. Bolt.
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FOR SALE-A lot of green and dry
Oak Wood. Apply to T w. McCarley,
II. r. ID. Route 5. Anderson, sc. 20
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COAL FOR RSALE-Phone to J. J. Dob
tips' stable or coal yard.
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t % %dsyiees e for rasing and lowering throwing
10 ana out ingenious
run be so & the action Of these devices that driver
Of team raise the bar such
omaticaly without loss any time - - " - eeA' Au-
Aus ls Only one OF the many good devices Of the Mccormick
caefu of the Machine
go on
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Closing Prices of New York Bonds.

owing are quotations on bonds at
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-26
THE GRAIN MARKET BRACED'
1T WAS INFLUENCED BY
IMPROVED FOREIGN BUSINESS.
Germ Showed a Tendency to Do Better
and Oats Had Strong Market.
Provisions Dull

Chicago, February 25--Reaction after
heavy depression in grains set
In today aud covering of short accounts
Influenced by an improved foreign business
braced the tone Of the market. May wheat
closed with gain OF u, May corn q and
May oats q. Provisions closed a shade to
~ cents lower.
Following yesterdays heavy liquidation
the wheat trade hardly knew what to ex'
pect at the opening today. There was
possibility Of another such day, but the
entire local contigent felt like playing for
u recovery on the theory that prices had
broken enough. Cables were unresDonsive
to our depression and the business was
marked by covering. Liquidation for a
time, however, held prices down again be
fore they made a tna rally. Then came
In reports Of a better foreign demand.
Trade was heavy while prices were on their
early up turn, but quieted down later Some
professional bulls secured low priced stun
with view to later profits. cash bnsi-
ness also improved. May opened a shade
To y higher at 1914 to 1875, sold off to I5Ss
and reacted 10 T6& The close was firm,
May y up to 76isd76B. Local receipts
were large at seventy three cars, two Of
contract grade. Minneapolis and Duluth
reported 40l cars. making q total for the
last week and $50 cars a year ago.
Corn showed a tendency to do better af-
ter yesterdays break, though the feeling
was unsettled and nervous. There was
still some liquidation from the country, hut
not of the urgent sort that marked yes
terday's business. Buying was started
early on the cables but both for shorts
and for investment by those who hope soon
TO bull the market again. There was not
much said one way or the other about
country offerings, though indications were
for rather restricted movement The-E
was a big business done early and the
country came in and played both ways.
The increased receipts had a depressing
strou. to overcome that influence. 1t Is
thought that the liquidation is aborN over.
Foreigners bought to some extent and help
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ed with the advance. May. which opened
unchanged 10 X higher at 59iid599s, saggcd
for a time to j91s, then sold TO bo5SdtO.t
and closed firm = up at 60. Recelpts sol
cars. go
oats had strong market and while trade
was dull, there was a decidedly nervous
ferling. The advance was largely sym
pathetic, though business was improved
over mat of last week. May sold as low
MS Az aud closed firm Mt Its TOP figure,
Il higher at 42lh Receipts were 3lI ears
Provisions ruled duh and slightly easier
The lower prices for hogs at the yards IN
duced some early selling, but the grain
strength helped later. May pork closed 2i2
lower AT Is 52i5; May lard shade down AT
o 35d9 37ts, and May ribs "a lower at
s 40 w..
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
IS cars: corn 90 cars: oats 100 cars hogs
II eco head.
Whcat-No 2D : spring 743; No. . red
oats-No. ? 42d42li; No. = white 4SG4i',;
No. 3 " hite 42tsdi39i
Rve--No . 5sG5Sl2. 800,
Earley.-Fair to choice mating 59062.
FlaNseed-No. .65dt 66l2; No. ! North
western 10,
Mess porS-Per barrel Is 30d15 So.
arl-Per 100 pounds 9.lihn0. -,
Short ribs sldes-Iaosc S.25dS.4o.
Drv sailed shoulders Boxed Ils074.
Short clear sides-BoXed S. 6JGiS ~.
Whisky-Basis of high wines Isl.
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OBSCURE SPECIALTIES
WERE IN EVIDENCE,
Some Were Undergoing Process Of Profit
Taking and the RelsPses Were
Exceedingly Sharp.

New York, February 25.--roday's stock
market was again largely devoted to OBJ
scure specialties both In the railroad and
industrial list. Most Of these showed al
vnnces and the entire lack Of explanation
Of the movements pointed to manipulation
by speculative pools Some OF those which
have advanced heretofore were undergoing
process of prohttaking and the relapses
thus caused we're sometimes exceedingly
sharp. Thus an advance cf 2M In st. Joe
and Grand Island were abruptly wiped
out hy two or three sales, which Aorii q
the stock fraction below last night AMI
the first preferred after rising III relapsed
3si. similar abrupt dip was made last
night by Chicago, indianapolis aud Louis
vile and that stock moved q, but lost
most Of IT. The minor stocks which were
strong today included the Duluth, South
Shore and Atlantic stocks. the Ann Arbor
stocks Fort Worth and Denver City
stocks and Chicago Terminal. Chicago
Great Western, Kansas City Southern PIE
tcrred, Linseed stocks. Glucose, Rubber
goods. American Grass Irvine, Twin City,
Rapid Transit Westinghouse Electric COM
mon aud first preferred and General Flee
trio. Gains In this group ran from ] To
points. There were losses of from / To
> points on profit taking In number II
similar stocks, and National Salt was down
I points from its last sale. There was
desultory speculation here aud there
among the high priced ndustrials and Ia
one or two groups as q whole, but they
were Of little significance and the ne
was Irregular. Amalgamated ana Sugar
were inclined to heayness. Copper rose
suddenly a point over last night at the
last, Brooklyn Rapid Transit was Dota-
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COTTON MAKES LITTLE CHANGE

On this side the conJending parties
awaited the crisis. Quantity did not seem
to be a hlndrance to trading when rea-
sonable limit Of Huctuation was preserved.
Values shrank under the pressure Of carly
liquidation in which bulls, made nervous
by the sign OF supply, seemed to join But
the sentiment was quite transformed after
meditation. and reaction was the order.
The Northern points stlll lahored under
sleet ana snow that cut on much OF the
news that brings into play all Of the In
luenccs which usually rule
New York opened l to 3 points below the
previous close. These prices stood during
the early moments and a gradual decline
followed which brought the lowest of the
day in tho drst half Of the morning. This
was recovered bv an advance as rapid
as the decline which caused the initial
level to rule during the approach TO mid-
day A small rise took place ON the noon
call and the range varied little for an hour
following. An upward move Of 3 points
then occurred and made high prices, after
which there was a little sag until the close
was reached aud another Improvement car
ried the best Of the day to the last call.
In the net result February lowered 1 point,
March went unchanged and later positions
advanced / to . points
New Orleans started at a drop Of 10
points gradual break Immediately be-
gan aud prevailed to the end Of the hrst
hour. forming a level that lasted as long
again. An advancing wave then appeared
and continued until top hgures were reach
ed toward midday. light recession FOL
lowed on the noon call with n little fut
Their weakness soon after. The latter was
recovered and brought a range near the
best for the larger part Of tho afternoon
and an additional bulge on the final call
for the day. In the net result February,
June and August gained point, while
the balance Of the list stood unchanged.
sales at the four American markets
amounted to 50e2 bales Spot quotations
we're masked down 1sc az Houston and left
untouched elsewhere.
Receipts at al ports for the day wore
SO. 100. against POST last year.
uoustons estimated receipts for tomor-
row are 1000 to 1900. against G15i last year.
New Orleans expects 1900 to 5000, against
1927 last year.
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st. Louis, February rs wheat-Hgher;
No. > red cash elevator s2ss; track S3l9d
SAY; May s17' July 1888: No. . hard Il =
70. Corn-Higher; No. . cash 5SSs; track
81: Nay o,Is jay 6ONt. On s--H ger. No.
. cash 1874; track 43M@44I2; May 49,, july
35l, No. white 45Ad45l?. Ryc-Nomnal
81. Pork Steady: jobbinG "A. 95 fot oil;
1855 for now, Lard-Steadv. .. 10. -Four
Unchanged; red win.er patents 3. SOd4 %;
extra fancy and stlalghts 3 40d3 80; clears
3. lCNi3 %. Timothy sced--Stealy >. i5ff
Steady $40. Bran-Dull: sacked east
track %. Hay-Timothy steady IL Goa
II. 30. Whisky--Steadv. 81 Iron co ton
ties LOO BagGing 1ihd6as Hemp twlne
8. Dry salt mcatS-BoXed, quiet extra
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BULK OF ROUGH PRODUCT
HAS ALREADY ARRIVED,
Inquiries Indicate Ample Absorption for
Local Output to End OF
Milling Season.

The rice market * dominant with the
clean product and shipments OF rough dem
onstrate that the field Is well cleared of the
variety from first hands As stated In these
columns before, there are yet some cOnSigu-
mcrtt to arrive from planners, but the geu-
er9l receipts are all IN The Houston mill
Is VOL situated for the near future ana it's
output Is sold for some time tu come. In
quiries Indicate there will be ample absorb.
tion until the stock Of rough stored away
Us entirely consumed, An advice just r.
ceiyed from New Orleans says of the situa-
ton there, Business In rough rice showed
some improvement NJ the end Of the week
and all offerings, especially the better
grades Of Honduras, were well taken up.
Japan WAS quiet hut steady. In clean rice
there was quite an active business with a
good demand for the better grades"
No local price changes are noted
Following. were the rulins prices.
Japan rough ...,,.,,,,,,,,.s2 IS q 50
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"A. & B. Beers Cotton Letter
~, A. nh, Post

nur
New Orleans. La. February 2S'-V4
market, IN response TO unfayoraple ~
pool adyices, opened ; lower dceIueu
3 additional. owing to the large pVr' ~
interior movement but subselaealg ~
proved i to > from the bottom in sy'upa',,
win the fairness in New York Que !,
March manipuiatlon there, closing pTac'PI, art
ly unoAauce1 from Yesterday pitt 40 il
rc-C I'M, Tor the four days are lnv
excess Of last year. and the luu reespfs
are that the semi-weekly interior ,,rs vill
Mt tAo thirteen leading interior towns alt
Tomorrow show an ageresaItne i9 ot I
aeH ust 5000 last year. or an ~ sact Inst
- per cent Notwithstanding tne i"c reske,
,tat.stlcally the situation grows holre se.
dui,. sentiment continues bulllsh, p ssasssrt,i
ccntuated by the artifcol means, II
to by New York 10 maintain 1ns md Il
morrow is notice day IN New i iops, VII
goes without saving that al t's,,nnsstlenabla
be taken care Of yet i Is contrh,fs
wbcther The liquidation Of M9rca t W. pres
vii, add any Inherent strength , Va are 'fae
ont positlon However. as lesI o V,rsuales
tors are ignored, opinions are Besr
Nor the poment. H.
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NeM Orleans Cotton

New Orleans February 25.-The snot
cotton market was quiet today. only 1ia1
paIes being sold from factors tables ana
S'' to arrive Quotations unchanged. There
was 'oAo Weakening 10 the cotton mari.rt
thlS morning and after opening about >
,,H,' under yesterdays figures farthor
IN an about points, Little chang wat
st"Nl IN me statistical features. Rcral n;
T., ports continued large anl the esttmqtas
~, ,mHloItoW at both Houston and New
' tne movement. Before The close a nco I'm
,n7 movement set IN ana prices improved 4
T." points. the market closing ar last H.
ureS to ! point higher ''S' uS
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The New orIeans Marked.

New Orleans February 25.-rhere was
practically nothing Offering in the way OF
rough rice teday, offerings being confined
lines ruled firm. with Jupans steady. Clean
rice developed a fair volume Of business.
Tho bulk Of the demand continues confined
Ca Honduras lines. These rule arm, espe-
cially on top grades Japans are about
steady
Receipts from country mills were moder-
ATE
Receipts TsT sacks Of rough and 1927
pockets Of clean
sales 1890 pockets Of clean ana no sacks
of rough
Clean rice firm on Honduras and quiet on
Japans. Head 595a.s; straights ShQii4c;
screenings 2A4d2&ci No, z 1N4lJe lapan
21kGS&e, With actual sales AZ eGtSfse'
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London Elnanoial CahIn

New York, February -. The Commercial
Advertisers London financial cablgram
SAYS. The market was cheerful today on
ILmors OF fresh peace negotiations, al.
though later In the day these were official
~ denied. Americans oncned around parity
and improved in the afternoon on New
York purchases of Southern Pacific and
United States Steel preferred.
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Chicago, February 25.-Cattle-Receipts
5000. Market steady Good to pri,ne
steers nominal 650d7.25; poor to medium
4OOM6,50; stockers and feeders 2.5Od5 -;
calves 2.5OM6.25; Texas fed steers 1904
Ola. Hogs-Receipts $4,000. Market 5dlO
lower. closed weak. Mixed and butchers
1.s0d6.30; good TO choice heavy 625d6. 40;
light 5,75@600. Sheep-Recelpts 1900.
sheep active, steady; lambs strong. shade
higher. Good to choice wethers 4,T505. 30.
fair to choice mixed 300d4 20; we tern
sheep and yearlings 45Od6Oo: naive
lambs 3IoN0.65; Western limbs 5.o5mR R5
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CONTROLLED BY SPECULATION.

bly strong. The iron and steel indus
trials were In god demand on trade con.
ditions, but an abrupt reaction In Tennes-
see Coal at the last, which carried II pc
low last night. affected the others In the
day was in Lackawunna, which was lifted
3 points as a result OF the very strong
showing In, the annual report other coal
ers responded moderately.
The bond market was fairly active and
nrm. Iotal sales, par value, 81 4ijO JO.
United states new As advanced y per cent
ON the list call
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ANNUAL REPORT SHOWS
1901 WAS A RECORD BREAKER
The Receipts OF Live Stock at Chicago
During 1901 Was Greater Than in
Any Other Year.

Chicago. February 25.-The annual report
of the Union Stock Yards company, just
completed shows that 1901 was n record.
breaking year-the total receipts Of live
stock Of all classes amounting to 1907 49,
head, the aggregate value being $3.50. 958,
800 an increase Of 1882, S47 head and SO.
J4o,5lG in value over the receipts in 1900
This total of live stock received Is the
largest in the history Of the yards beiug
5lS.225 l3rscr than the number Of head
received in any former year
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New York Money.

New York February 25.-Noney on call
steady at 2M2E per cent. Prime mercan-
tile paper 4mile per cent sterling ex.
change steady, with actual business in
and Mt 4S5m4.Sli3 for sixty DAYS; posted
rates 1904. SSla; commercial bills 4s4Am
4.s5A. Bar silver 50. Mexican dollars 4Si9,
Government bonds firm
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METALS.

New York, February a5.-rhe local
market for lead was hrm but unchanged al
s1sc. London was unchanged at fi1 isS
Spelter was points higher locally cios
ing at A2534. 30. London was p IA
higher ~ AIS Iron was quiet but .te,Ss
ners ana nfmsr abroad Glasgow closed al
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houston Texas February 25.-The re.
e c continue large, The market sold on
IRON the opening, March In New orleans
s'Illns at $50 and March in New York al
$50 being % points down from the birb
marx week ago. The mystery is stin un.
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stock Yards, Kansas City, February Ok -
The following sales by Texas and Territory
stockmen we're reported today: J. s. Casey
y Bro Gainesville, o95 pound beeves 3 10;
b.o5; Herbert Graves. Bolton 725 non1d
beeyes, AS, SIG pound bceves. 4. CO.
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UNION STOCK YARDS REPORT.

54s aud Middlcsboro ut ass. Pig iron war
rants closed locally at %11.l0U t2.uO: No
foundry Northern $1T.5uG1S.1U; No,
foundry Northern S17O0W1S.0O No.
foundry Southern SIC IO61T.5O; No.
foundry Southern soft Sl6.lOM1TOO
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NEW ORLEANS


New Orleans. February 25-The New Or.
able butchers cattle, large and small arc
sun scarce and In active demand. and
prices strong Cornfed hogs and fat shear
are In request 'N'ep
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BEARS THREATENED CONTROL
RECOVERY THEN FOLLOWED.
Movement Continues OF Immense Scale
and Consumptive Outlook Still Enor-
rnous--Much Trading
AT TIE CLOSE:

AT TIE CLOSE:
Liverpool, to 1-2-64d lower.
New York, point down to 2 up.
New Orleans, unchanged to / higher.
SPOTS:
Liverpool, t-32d lower.
Houston, 1-sc lower.
Elsewhere, unchanged,
Yesterdays cotton market threatened TO
depart from the beaten path. but that
was all. Indeed. from the toue OF foreign
sdvices and the figures posted on the sta
tistical board IL looked. in the early mo-
ments, as though 1t might be the bull 8
turn TO 60 upon the rack. The same hand
met the invading spirit, however, sn1 Saim
confidence afterward dominated the trans
actions to a degree that easily recovered
all losses and gave the value scale one or
two TO spare. The movement presented
no features that would now be strange 20
the trade and even in the face of its i'm
mensity an equilibrium Of supply and de-
mand was well maintained by the prom
ises Of the world Of consumption.
Had It not become native quality the
under.current may he counted MS marvel
ously firm, but as It is the average opera.
tor prefers caution. lest the realism that
Gliding streams betray small depths be-
low" is impressed too forclbly upon his
mind There was little noise about the
activity and many placed their investments
for the attaining Of higher end by the
commodity as complacently as though II
were laid in a bank. Liverpool inclined tn
the side Of detraction. Sales on the spot
onrounted IN 6O0O bales at quotations lower
bv 1920. Contracts finally showed a loss
Of 1l-e4d on near and 1-64d on far post
tons. The big English market is doubtless
taking new faith In the big crop estlma cs
under the existing volume Of counted bales.
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COFFEE

Now York February 25.-Coree-spot
NO, dun; Ne, : invoice rs Mlld-Dull;
11IdoNa SdlE Fu-ureS closed Quiet with
prices unchanged to points lower Total
safes We're 26,5Co hoa>. Including March Al
.. lM515' April -: Nav $50; .Iuiy NO
@2'g2a; September 5.T0H5.T5; October 50
@1,S0; January 600
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London Consols.

London, February 25.-Consos for money
~ Lilo; account 04A. Bar silver steady.
= 5-l6d per ounce. Money 2lam3 per cent.
Discount for short bills 2@n25s three
months bills , 11-16a2A per cent.
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BANK CLEARINGS

Following are the clcarlngs Of the Hous
ton banks. together with the amount Of IN
crease or decrease over last year.
This week. Last year. Inc.
Saturday So. Holiday Si7j0,DS3 .......
Monday ....SLG42,Gs1 1.4SI,G2 Sl5i.yD1
Tuesday 49,. 2,414,631 1,5O4, 10 9Og,Ou2
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NEW YORK EXCuANGE,

Relchmarks, CONNER. Todny Yesterday
cial 90 days .. "a 1916 ~ 1916
commercial 90 days. 4 .S54 4.SjA
Bankers. 90 days Ass 4SiA
nplhHefS ........... a 3d. A.Sl
Francs, commercial, 60
days .......N.5.ls 5.lSX
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DOMINANT WITH CLEAN RICE

Ihe days SAFES amounted 10 $40 pockets
Of clean. There were no receipts of rough
for the day, making a total 10 date OF S.
or sacks
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HIDES AND WOOL.

st. Louis February a5.-w ool--Dull. nom
inal; medium grades 13disia; light tine
12lSM15; heavy hns 1o@i2i tub WISHED
i4Q2Aib
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Memphis, Tenu., February 25.-Cottou.
seed oli-prime crude 30; OF crude 33la;
prime summer yellow IS; choice cooking
summer yellow A. Meal and cake-Pnme
200; of 20.0OG205O,
New Orealns, February 25--Cottonseed
Oll-Pnme refined, In barrels 40ia; or re-
fined S91a prime crude, loose a.
New York, February 25-Cottonseed ril-
Dull
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r.. o. B. mill Texas interior points. ac-
cording TO location. Per gallon.
Prime crude OIL loose. - SO a
Prime summer yellow oil l.. SO al
Linters, according TO quality OF al 02ls
Per ton.
Hulls, loose .........,... SIS 90 a
Prime cotton seed meal. .25 80 a.
Prime cotton seed cakS % 10 q
Quotations on prime cotton seed meal
aud prime cotton seed cake are for dellv.
cry at Galveston.
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GALVESTON STOCK.
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

Total stock .158,0sl
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STEAMSHIPS.

Independent ...........nt Baltimore 1.25
!: u. SSotner '.s...-...... Baltimore 2-lS
Malcolm d Seayey ......... Norfolk 2 )
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Gross receipts thus far this week. 203I1
Gross receipts III days this season ], 1ss, 100
Gross receipts l76 days 1900 1901. .l,921 ,603
Gross receipts 1T days lS99-l900. j, 642, ll0
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Total 100 40. SIC g, 3s6. 800 5,774, O76
Last year. 20,3TT $500 . 7T4,O76 .........
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COTTON MARKET QUOTATIONS.

The range Of prices at New York and
New Orleans for the active months was as
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Liverpool, to 1-2-64d lower.
New York point down to up.
New Orleans, unchanged to higher,
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New York Futures.


This mi, THIS Last Last
Gsirsstsn 1889 az,sss l.7fs.e7s 1.e4olo1a