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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-07
REACTIONARY MOVE in STOCKS

endowed bv the action OF tho clearing
house COMMITTEES on Saturday ~ abstaining
from avAlilng themselves o. the pronered
release or the reserves against government
uepcsits. The money rate ran UP 70 ~
Per cent az midday aud again g that lever
neiore the close. There was strict discrim
NATION also N accepting collateral for
loans This policy by theehRnks is 2 PCT.
emptory announcement 81 the necessity FOR
stock spectators to take Ia sail. 10 is
well recognized tenet u financial policy
70 accord credits very freely on approach
81 distrust or panic In order 10 check the
disastrous contraction az credits. The
emergency measure OF clearing house Ger
uhcate issues Is considered justified in
such crisis. That the banks should IN
sist. on the contrary. upou this procedure
~ this time is evidence OF their confidence
~ the soidity Of the general situation and
tue absence Of fears that any substantial
ana legitimate business Will he harmed
~ the liquidation 81 loans employed N
the speculative holdings Of stocks, u ~
eminently true that the present stringency
~ money is not due to astrust or dscredlt
az any point. but to the fact thlt'ava,l.
able ready money FOR the imperative needs
OF the calculations Is absolutely lacking AMI
can only be secured by diyerting funds
now placed In loans
bonds were weak, hut In sess Nfgree than
stocksi sales. par value, SAMo.Vo,
United States 3s coupon advanced y OF
per cent on the last call
Sterltng continued to advance to1aT IN
spite or the renewed stringency Of money
mere and easier monev abroad showing the
imports.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
MACARoNI sHIPMENTs.

Victoria. Texas. October 6.-The following
shipments Of live stock were made during
the past week from points on the New
York, Texas and Mexican aud the Gulf
Western Texas and Pacific railways:
Monday. September 2g.-From Clip: A. W
Ingram. cars TO Baldwin and / to Jean
nerette. w. T. McCampbel, l car steers
TO Houston; also 30 cars TO Edna pens.
Tuesday, September 30.-trom Fanniu: II
w. Griffith, ! car cattle to Napoleonvlit
and ! car from Inez TO same point,
Wednesday, October Fleming & Da
wilson 10 cars from Clarks to Elgn. Kan
and - cars from came point to Waco From
CLIP; W. I. McCRmphell, / car TO Hous
ton and one to Galveston.
Thursday. October From Goliad: j. "
Roeder / car calves to Algers From
Beeville: ]. G. McGill, l car cattle to Schu
lenhurg.
Friday, October 3-From Guadalupe: one
car calves to New Orleans Jack Green ship
per. From Van Week; ]. a. Culver, cars
to Houston and one to Galveston.
Saturday. October 4.-From Clipp: w A,
Dugat, cars calves TO Galveston
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New Orleans.



New Orleans, October 6.-The market for
rough rice ruled active, with supplies OF
fering wei taken mp Trading was wen
distributed, although the hunk Of the de-
mand was Tor better lines. Japans are
coming in slowly, and trading In conse-
duenee continues on moderate lines, with
the demand practically confined to the bet.
ter grades. Clean rice ruled active, with
actual trading on o broad scale, l'rces
We're wen maintained. No receipts from
country mills We're reported Receipts TO,
nay 1907 nacks OF rough, Sales SO01 peck.
cts OF clean ana aaSS sacks of rough OF
which tSil sacks We're Honduras ana So
sacks domestic Japan Quotations;
clean rice, per pound honduras active;
head 4M@59sc, straights smassc; screen.
ings 2W2Hci No. 1N~oc. Japan
active; head 3isG4e; straights SisGy39kc;
sales i7smi&c
Rough rice MARKET Honduras active at
S2.Wa@4Oe per barrel OF 162 pounds WIN
sexual sales at S2.5O14,OO. Japan active az
So. 0o@Sb0 per barrel Of i61 pounds with
actual sales at S22SeS.5O. Rice polish.
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Grain and Provisions Elsewhere.

st. Louis. October 6.--wheat-L over; No.
cash elevator and December 67gA; track
6SdBSis; May 69A No 2 hard 60d7l Corn
Lower; No. cash 81. track IS; Deem
Der 3g9s; May 30IS. Oats-Lower; No.
cash 80; track 3OikQ3i; December 299s;
May 3014; No white 30, Rye-Steady,
471a. Pork-Lower; Jobbing 1905 old, lI4D
new Lard Higher l021ia Lead-Flrm,
4.02la. Speltcr Easy, so Flour Steady;
red winter patents 325a3.35; extra s-!ncy
Timothy seed--steddy. 2.0O63. 10. Corn
meal-Steady go, Bran Steady sacked
east track 6s@7o Hay-Steady; timothy
9.O0@l300; prairie 750q950. Whlsk -
Steady, 1.32. Iron cotton ties 1.07iA. Bag
cling o 5-16G7 lie. Hemp twine o. DRY
salt meats-Q Quiet; boxed extra shorts and
Bacon--Qulet; boxed, extra shorts and c ar
ribs Il 62I3: short clear 1900. Receipts
Flour 10000; wheat 10000: corn 5000;
oats 60O0O. shipments Flour 1000 wheat
66.CO0; corn 10000; oats 10000.
New Orleans, October Clog products
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KANSAS CITY SALES.
(Special TO Tho PostA

Stock Yards, Kansas city. October a.
The following sales OF Texas ana Territory
cattle were made here today. S. w. Miller
Grimes, Sayre, Is steers, Si4 pounds . az
sam Candle, Sayre 81 steers. IA mounds
; p. T. a. Cook, Eriok, - steers. 0Sf
pounds 40; II steers Sl3 pounds. . 81.
Erlck, 2lO steers. 10J pounds . RI. aS
steers. oSS pounds, . go. L. r. Nnrledce &
Co, White Eagle. ia steers 795 ponnds'
!. Soi % steers, i25 pounds 10 Harris
w. r. Morton, oeheata. "a steers SS,,
pounds, . ~, w A. Matthews, OcbeIatn
"a steers 56S pounds, 200 p. Beyedes'
II and Ira KuykendalL Flgin 81 steers
VS0 pounds, 4. o.. n. Dunn. Ocheiata. isi
calves l46 pounds, AGO; 243 steers, Ga0
pounds 90. l.edbeuer Bros, Flrip. 147
Steers az pounds > %; S2 steers 67t
popNds' 50 l,rkel 4 White. Eisin N
steers, SCI pounds, 8 90. s'' VI
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GRAINS SOMEWHAT LOWER.
CONTINUED GOOD WEATHER
CAUSED A GENERAL DROP.
Favorable Weather Conditions and Gen
eral Selling Affected Wheat and
Other Grains Followed Suit

Chicago. October 6.--Clear skies with
prospects Of continuance Of more favor.
able weather conditions was the main cause
for lower prices in grains on the board Of
trade today. December wheat closed 4
lower, December corn u lower and oats
were shade lower. Provisions were strong
throughout the day. January pork closing
20 higher, lard 15d17i5 higher aud ribs 10
higher
The early trnding In wheat was at rather
weak prices, due principally TO quite gen.
eral selling induced by the more favorable
weather conditions. The advance In corn
later In the session caused rally. and an
improved demand from the Northwest was
also strengthening factor There was a
good demand from locals for both Decem-
Der ana May, and the Inter option closed
about unchanged. December opened =. to
" lower at G0Ss to 60A, sold to 6gAa6Jla
aud rallied to lpls@1Oi4, only TO react agaiH
on sealizing by longs. The close was q
lower at by&. Minneapolis and Duluth
reported receipts OF ISL ears. Local re
ceipts We're 1O( cars one OF contract grade,
making total for the three points OF 1855
cars, against llol last week and 1891 cars
last year.
Corn was weak early on general selling as
result OF the improved weather, but later
on good Duyng Dy locals Steadier tone
was manifested. Realizing caused a reac
tlon, however. December opened Aq7s low
er at 4Sb to 4SA, advanced to 4944, but re
acted aud the close was "a lower at 4Ssa
@4sB. Receipts were III cars, twenty-five
of contract grade.
Oats opened easy In sympathy with other
grains, and local scalpers and commission
houses sold freely. Offerings were readily
absorbed, however. and the early loss was
more than regained The principal feature
was scarcity of offerings after the opening
rush was over December opened SAY 70
A9ss lower at S21s TO S2A, and sales ranged
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between s21s and 327s, closing shade low
or M 39is. Receipts were III cars.
In spite Of the lower prices IN grains, IN,
provision market was strong with a heaYA
demand from brokers and commission
houses Small receipts Of hogs and strong
er prices at the yards were sttengthenng
features. January pork closed 20 higher q,
Ia 90 January lard was lta higher ~
10. while ribs closel 10 higher at .. 52Sa
Estimated receipts for tomorrow; Wheat
200 ears; corn 1I5 cars; oats 10 cars; hogs
1000 head.
cash quotations we're as follows:
Flour Steady.
wheat No spring 71@72, No. 60
60: No, red 9sh d69k.
Corn No O0A No2 yellow 6tA.
Oats---No. 2 %; No. white 32l9
Rye No. 2 4Sia.
Barley--lnir to choice mating 5745S.
FLAX seed-No l 1o6; No. Northwest
ern 120
Mess pork-Per barrel 10000 1906.
Short ribs sides-Loose 1120U11.4O.
Dry sailed shoulders--BoXed 9.25M0.50
short clear sides-BoNed 1I50G 11.6I5h.
whisky Basis of high wines i.32.
Clover Contract grade 10 90.
on the produce exchange today the but
Ter market was firm creamery 16d2 2A (;
dairy 15m20 Cheese Steady l0ia@1lla.
Eggs Steady; 20a20l3; loss OF.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas city, October s-Cattie receipts
~ 500 natives, 200 Texans, 40 Texas and
go native calves; strong; choice export and
dressed beef steers 7.OOdI.9O; fair to good
4OOd69o; stockers and feeders 25U614. a.
western fed steers 2.75d4. 40: Texas and
indian steers 2S5@4.TO; Texas cows = 1,0r
80; native cows 2.0Od4.O0; native heifers
2l0@36O; Gamers l.OOd2Oo; bulls IONIC
100; calves 3OOdj.5O. Hogs -Recepts 400:
i21ai 4O light 7,22IS6i7. 37l5: pigs 6 75e1
80 Sheep-Receipts 10000; strong; native
lambs 3.2Od4 TO- Western lambs 3og74. ~:
naive wethers 2.95d4OO; Western wethers
-,Dd3SO fed ewes 2g06i3.S IS; Texas
clipped yearlings 2.75d3 10; Texas clInned
sheep 27od8W; stockers and feeders 20Od
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ST, LOUIS SALES.
fSan,t,l a. M, ~ ,


National Stock Yards St Louis October
Il The following sales Of Texas and Ter.
litory cattle were made here today: Mar
shall x L., WeathcrfoFd o. T.. SO5-pound
helfers 10; George Bartlett. TulSo. l. r..
Io6pound heiters 2,15; J. Savage. Weather.
ford O. r., 93o-pound bulls $50: j. f.
johnson. Lampasas, Texas. 6s7-pound cows
and helfers LBS. Klay a Hanson, Lam,
pasas Texas. TO5-pound cows o.15; Scott *
Robinson, Caloosa. I. r., S45-pound steers
3.35; V. j. Jarvis, Fort Worth 53u-pound
yeaFllngs 10; 72S-pound cows 10; {. W.
Il. Collins, Tulso, calves 100 each: 1856,
pound cows 2.35; Chance 4 Zines. rulso.
a69-pound bulls 40 125O-pound bulls 9tal;
T20-pound steers 3.O0; SS1-pounds steers
$50; John Collins, Ochelata, /. r., 1881.
pound steers 400, n. Dunn, Ochelata. 92s,
pound steers 3.75; SlNpound steers SO:
1a6pound cows -; W. $. Spraguc. Alice.
Texas, 6'i5.pound steers 235; W. Hard, ira
kuykendall, Elgin, Kan, 924 pound steers
80; Fleming x Baldrldge. Caloosa l. n.
IO5.poupd COWS 2,J0 j. = Iloguc. Che!sea,
l. T., li57-pound steers 4O0; 9TT.pound
steers 3.35. Steers steady TO strong others
steady.
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AGGRESSIYENESS OF BEARS
STOPPED THE DECLINE,
DEVELOPMENTS In the Coal Strike Were
Awaited With Anxiety ard Affected
the Speculative Movement.

New York, October 6.-Today's reaction
AIRY stock market was typical OF well
ordered liquidation. The bears were alert
and aggressive ali day 70 take away the
market from the long Interests. but they
showed their fear OF overrunning the mar.
ket by the frequency with which they
bought to cover their short contracts. This
operation caused number Of checks to the
downward course OF prices and OF rallies
reaching from 1 to points in a few
stocks. Reading was twice lifted above
last weeks level by these rallies. and
rumor was busy In Wall street all day
regarding the next development in the
coal strike situation. The continued mani
festation OF interest in the subject by
President Roosevelt gave rise TO the ex-
pectation Of new steps to be taken by him.
There were many inconsistent reports as TO
the Intentions Of Govt nor Stone Of Penn
sylvsnia. concerning the use Of the militia.
The anthracite group was inclined to resist
the reactionary tendency on this account.
St Paul also made visible resistance TO
the decline and shared ia the occasional
rallies. The determination Of the stock,
holders 70 issue new stock to the extent
OF S25,U0O,uOO and the subscription rights
thus implied helped the stock Vt Will be
seen that neither Of these stocks entirely
escaped the prevailing pressure to sell,
which carried the general list down from
] TO over 3 points, With a large sprlnkling
OF 4-point losses The Southwestern cot
ion and corn carriers were notable suffer
ers, doubtless on account OF the upfavorabe
crop reports, There were some heavy de
cllnes IN the Inactive list Wells Fargo AMI
United States Express dropping 10 points;
New York Air Brake l0 Northwestern
nearly o; Lackawanna ~ and Brooklyn
Union Gas aud Rock Island each Some
Of the losses were curtailed by the rally
which was IN progress NJ the close of the
market due 10 the covering by shorts
Todays money market reflected clearly
enough the policy OF the banks IN recalling
loans Of the stock market, as was fore
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Memphis, October 6. -oil-car load lots.
per gallon Prime crude %; OF prime crude
nomnali prime summer yellow ~; on
prime summer yellow nominal; choice cook.
ing summer yellow, less than car load lots
nominal; princ meal ~ 25Gf2i 80; on
prime meal nominal
New Orleans, October B.--Cotton seed oil
Urine refined IN barrels 30; on prme
refined So prime crude, loose, ao@29is.
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sueAR.

New Orleans. October q sugar strong.
open. kettle 2hGiS 9-16; open kettle. centri.
tugal. S@3ia centrifugal yellow 3,bm
ll6 seconds i%@8ii Molasses Dull:
centrifugal sWla, new syrup 3S45n,
Sugar Raw frm; fair refining * ccntri.
tugnl' o6 test, 0i0; molasses sugar %
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COTTON MARKET QUOTATIONS

New york--spots closed quiet, prices 4
points down: stock 34.174 bales,
Good ord. ....T.9O Good mid po2
Low mid. ...,.S.52 Mid fair 100. 20
Mlddling......S. 90 Sales .......9 1858
Liverpool Spots closed quiet and steady.
prices unchanged! sales 1O.oOa. OF which
$500 were American: export and speculation
l0Q0 bales; IMPORTS 5000 bales. of which
Zoo were American
Ordinary. 50 Middling .....4 Si
Good ord.,......4 g. Good mid ....4 .84
Low mid. ....,.,4.T4 Mid fair ......6 -
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NEW ORLEANS LIVE STOCK.
(SnacIoI 10 ,t,ha ~

New Orleans October G.-The New Or.
,s live stock exchange reports receipts
Ight and the outlook favorable for ali
classes OF fat cattle. especially steers and
calves demand active A full supply Of
ordinary cattle is on sale, selling slow Hogs
Butchers supplied.
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CHICACin

Ch'cago October Q. Cnitle--Receipts %
We Including 10000 Westerns. sfeag,,
SeoI to prime steers 25aS so; poor to me-
$50 cows .2505. 40: heifers . oJsI5 "a.
Sa 6,li,s i -sG2 80; bulls 00aa 90, CAVES
1901 90; Texas fed steers s.CaflS "
" o6o. steers S,5Qqio IS Hogs Receipts
ll95,oYv. M2rket steady; good 10 choice heavy
I. 49@' y-ls' light TOlsaT 10. bnik Z seSs
%, Sheep- Receipts 1000, strone: god
n 19 eS9ise o5 MsShS C SOS I5 fair to choice
native lambs Lambs ~ Mes,g 81 sheep 5oqs.ao;
3, i000,25. "NS'e'A iainoe
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Effects OF Late Rains Beinq Shown O,
Local Movement.

Local Movement,
The local rice market was less active
Yesterday the effects Of the late weather
being reflected In the volume Of receipts
The situation Is decidedly strong on IN,
superior grades Of rice and the dealers lool
for an advance when the extent OF the dam
age done to rice in the aeld by the lat,
rains Is fully known.
inere have been a few lots OF Japan rio,
~ me receipts OF the last few days nnt
me demand that has met this grade W.,
tAceedlngiy strong. Receipts FOR tho Wal
are not expected 20 meet the average M
~ IN astuiNity o. movmeat Of the lower grade:
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dian steers . 1904 30; cows and helfers
?; 45d3 So Hogs-Receipts $500; market
higher pigs and lights I 1O@T 40; packers
20,q 30; butchers 1851. 30. sheep
Receipts 1000 steady: native muttons 3 Is
a. 90; lambs 4 ,00d5. 90; culls and bucks
2,S'la4 90; stockers ! 50a3 90; Texans SIC
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New York, October 6. Coffee Spot Rio
Cordova T&@12 Codee futures closed
quiet net i 10 10 points lower: sales u $50
1naks, october 5,2565. 30. November 8 30.
ieeember 9.so@ AZ; January 5 i6Gl5. so.
& MssSSch o.eo4S'Io May $50; July 5.ao0
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.AARKET IN SYMPATHY
WITH SPECULATIVE INTERESTS.
Passing Of Cooler Weather Removed Ex-
peetation Of Frost ard "Shorts"
Feared Nothing Else.

Passing o. Ooclcf Weat0cf NSUoNou ~
peetaton Of Frost and "Shorts"
Feared Nothing Else.
AT THE CLOSE;
Liverpool to points lower.
New York, ie to 20 points lower.
New Orleans, II to ~ points lower.
SPOTS;
Liverpool, unchanged.
Houston, i-i6c lower
Galveston, 1-t6e lower.
Elsew1cse, unchanged
ESTIMATES FOR TO-DAY;
Houston, 2o,5oo to 22,5oo against
3023i last year.
New Orleans, 10000 to $1,000 against
1922 last year,
Galveston, $1,000 to $4,000 against
2o,io4 last year
Yesterdays Gotten market was In sym
patty with the higher speculative circles
where pessimism brooded on account OF the
impending troubles In the anthracite re-
gion. The bull was surrounded by an array
OF logic which In times less threatening
might have won victory but counted for
little when operators chose to construe
things rather according to the opposite than
the usually applicable rule. Otherwise the
influence OF the bureau would surely have
prevented the slump that occurred. The
signs OF immediate frost were regarded as
passed when the Thermometer began a dif-
ferent story and the bear needed no further
aid for taking complete possession OF the
field There was really no support to the
long side Of the market and there we're
many reasons for believing that hullsh in
terests heretofore known TO he the stoutest
advocates Of higher prices were helping
the decline by the offerings for the other
account
The calculations upon a second growth"
were large and the presence Of ample stocks
made the bear very confident trader. The
movement was not as hurdonsome as in
the recent past aud there were bulls who
believed that II IS the forerunuer OF con
dItlon that viii prevail On the future The
exports while quito liberal when compared
70 last yenr ran considerably below those
Of a week sso. on the ether hand, the ac-
tusl stun was fairly well maintained by the
inquiry from abroad with promises that the
heavy shipments VIII continue so long as
The ocean tonnage warrants 1t. These con
ditions, however made room for differences
OF opinion as adySces from Manchester and
the greater consuming ceuters were by no
means assuring The claim was made IN
some quarters that a marked decrease VIII
be seen u the export business az an early
time which viii come as somewhat OF a
reaction from the large business that has
lately taken place. IL was argued that a
slackeuing Of receipts Will thus be Offset by
change In the volume Of foreign ship
meats particularly n the margin OF the
Spinners profit is further reduced There
was also that sentimental feeling Of ease
day OF the "bjg" crop estimator approaches.
u wae siated that literature Is already In
course u preparation from some of those
who see more In a cotton field than could
ever be discovered by others and that max
lmum figures will soon be the lesson for
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New York Exchange,


London. October 6 -Consols for money
9S; for the account a3I bar silver quiet
% 9-16d: money 2d2i per cent; short
bills 8i4d3l5 per cent; three months bills
3Sd38 per cent.
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No. Ynrk Monnv.

New York October 6.-Money on call
frm at 6Ri2 per cent Closing bid and
cent Sterling exchange firm with actual
business In bankers bills at S6i5 for
demand and at 4.S3d4 s9Ss for sixty days.
Posted rWes 4s4d4 sIls Commercial
bills 1910 4 s3A. Bar silver sos Mex
lean dollars 4oA Government bonds Arm
State bonds inactive; railroad bonds weak.
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Rough Japan ....,.......,..... . 50a 5 90
The receipts for the day amounted to
GOO barrels, bringing the total 10 date 70
10 los barrels. Sales OF clean $50 pockets.
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so0c LOUIS October 6.-Cattie- Recelnts
salpping aud expert steers 4 ,o,,@ ~ 7.
q sa. oea apd butchers steers 4 NO.
.; Sos steers under 1000 pounds 1. oS55 az.
heIfesrs s s2e, feeders a0al4 so: cows and
-lSas.2si calves s.So9I. Is; Texss eud iI Ip.
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Reported for The Houston Post nv the
Dorated: ineol'
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ooTroN SEQ PRODUCTS.

S2o.ooa2l.oO per ton from mills. Rice bral
S9,COdlO.oO per ton.
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Other Spot Markets.

New Orleans-cpots closed easJ, prices
unchanged stock 7l8.400 bales
Low ord. ...-, % 1916 Ald0ling SH
Ordinary. .....7H Good nild is i1.f6
Good Ord......7sk Mid fair q
Low mid...,-,s S.i6 Sales .".....4,s5O
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Houston Spot MarkeI
houston spots closed steady. prices Ice
down; stock S9.44l talesi sales none
Da'Iy InteFIor Movement.
IotaIs .2s.O00
Comparative spet Markein.

The following are the closing auotat,o,,
Tor cotton on the spot today at the leeds
Inf. markets. together with the closing ~
iAipe,n a YESTERDAY. WITH sales today.
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tleuston palIv statement
Houston Comparative Statement.

Gross receipts thus far this week. % DIS
Gross receipts "a DAYS this season. .3a0'8io
Gross receipts "a DAYS 10 1901. -. .80T oi1
Sross receipts "a DAYS IN 1900 ,.. 2TT, ESQ
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.. s. Exports.

49,. This w'k. Last y'r
Exports TO France 1880 ioe ai
Export to continent 37 .34e 10 SSi
Houston Snot Mark.4
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the trade 10 study. The tendency was
downward from the start, but Il was In
the latter half Of the secession that the pres
sure Of liquidation became 50 great as TO
give the scene a panicky tinge. The busi-
ness WAS only moderate and fluctuations
wide enough to show deeisiveness.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF GALVESTON. ootoho