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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17

NEW YORK COTTON Dull.
The Crop and All Weather Reports Were
Very Favorable,

Very Favorable.
New York. July 16.--The cotton market
opened quiet with prices unchanged 10 8
points higher. this being natural response
20 lrmness in the Liverpool market and 10
supporting Influences from abroad Fol
lowing the call the tendency was upward on
buying, led by the shorts. who seemed to
fear possible "squeezcs' In July and An
gust. The crop and weather reports were
very favorable as rule and there were
few Investment orders In evidence Later
In the morning Liverpool lost a portion Of
the early advance and selling for profits
by insiders became something Of feature.
Demands from shorts petercd out and prices
slowly slipped backward. reaching a level
slightly below yesterdays close soon after
the noon hour For the greater portion ~
the balance OF the day the market was dull
and narrow. with sentiment mixed.
The government reports gave good rains
in the central and northern portions OF the
western belt and the forecast was for
showers and thunderstorms tonight and TO-
morrow over the eastern aud central sec
lions. The market closed dull but steady
with prices unchanged TO points higher,
having rallied near the close on demand
from local shorts and absence OF offerings.
Total sales estimated at a000O bales.
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Closing Prices of New York Bonds.

Total sales Tor the day so 200 shares.
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unn1,rnaET co.


AS the session cru oioAels LOT Tue
-. ,,,r,hos,pg erator concern let go
-, ,,.,.,,t.s ondhe price broke. Sep
800 ,.eot hdas lower at Tlss6J
~ bar,nc eold ylow as 7ladI1%s. Local
roco,nts we're ,ucars, only two OF con
-. r-ado b,, early all new stun. Min
- ,,d ,iuth reported 2l5 cars,
mv aiHiI,' ".roiol6r the three points Of $40
I,,.n s-atps, J cars last week and so
cars !es, up we'll, partly because or
,oor =, We weather and reports from
"a, lad and Illinois. Shorts VINO
go, u liz ba brerdone the selling yesterday,
oa!,.or.d w and higher prices resulted
- receipts were small and the
az IN H. 1 held up remarkably well. Re
oa1n rses were good buyers as were
s s1,,,o 81 3ission houses. Trade was only
s"me ~ scale and the selling was scat
y" 80 1.-THE local account. September sold
t 80, ] to 32li and closed firm Aais up
at 81. ,,.or, o,t,. ee o.-s
ini,soln business was dull. Prices were
by liquidation and particularly in
inauIIhe hog situation was firm and was
iu,dered too strong for snort selling.
.fmher pork closed a shade higher at
=: September lard IA lower at l1.l5
I September ribs unchanged at 1895.
Estimated receipts FOR tomorrow: Wheat
$ cars corn 450 cars; oats 40 cars; hogs
900 head.
Cash quotations were rs follows:
I'lour-Weak 5dl0 lower
spring wheat-No 7Gd76la; No. 1871
i6: No. red 74d76i2.
'oru--No. ? 65@65ll No. ? yellow esq
T.
Dnts No. . 4s%d49; No. 3 white 51a5S
lve-No. . 61d61I9.
Barley Fair to choice mailing Tod72.
'lax seed-No. l 1877; No. | Northwest
u 1.43.
Timothy seed-Prime SIS.
Ness pork-Per Dbl. is. 45d1s.5O.
.ard--Per 100 lbs lib.
short ribs sides-Loose 1O75d10s5
Dry sailed shouldefs-Bn 3h605.
Short clear sides--Boxed II 31l5S1l.jO.
Basis Of high wines | 80.
'lover-Contract grade SIS.
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NEW ORLEANS corToN.
Market for Contracts Dull--Trsdire Was
Confined to Room Work.

New Orleans. July 16.-In the spot cotton
market buyers were moving about among
sample rooms freely and there was a very
good demand for the staple ut prices shad-
ing l-lO under quotations. Offerings of de
sired grades are very few though factors
are putting out such lines as they have re-
manning ON hand more freely. and II the
two elements could agree as to trading
basis doubtless 4 very fair run Of business
would ensuc. AS II is. they are rather
suihy apart and the movement Is light IN
consequence. Sales 1850 bales, Including
200 on r. o. b: terms and afty TO arrive.
Quotations unchanged
Inc market Tor contracts was dull with
trading confined principally TO room work
The market opened 1 to points above yes
terday's level and under the influence OF n
light run OF early buying orders moved up
3 TO points additional. after matters set
tied down 10 period Of absolute inertia.
during which prices nuctuated point or
two with lust q bare downward tendency.
leaving them at the clo.e net 2 10 4 points
above yesterdays closing figures.
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SALES AT KANSAS CITY.


~ Stock Yards. Kansas CIV Mo r., :.
tnrr Ioilowing sales OF Texas ana ~ 10
Wb,,ee "'ue were made today: Barefont q
ba nf, Sinekah, |, T., 20 CAVES
Texas = 10 % Geo, George L. Huston, Crawford,
Williams. Purcell 100 pounds 500; $. n
ss9fu stn GO; Merrill Bros. Purcell 81
W.sooners' sl5 pounds. $50; j W a.
Davis r., @Ss steers, has pounds ON.
pounds, B so, sSss1llin. ]. T., % COWS. rs
pop NJ I'M Slyerdale, Kan A stesrs ~ az;
Pound, '@ resnds, ass I'D .te es s sys
3ao' aSt calves, % pounds. az az
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,,l~.i Auction.

London. July 16.-The oferlnrss I'D
wool auction sales today nun 2Se,e,S
bales. All grades were In geoa ss Il "a
fine Merinos showed an adfa.s Sle
per cent above the opening rates te sr II
lots of good Merlnos were tahr nster y
lea and demand from that n I'D,
ulated competition. The sales !. ~
New South Wales-Ssm paId
4led11s SID; greasy 5hdgls ,s 10 y
1000 bales; scouiss
Is Cd: greasy 7%ddis I'd. ..s ps1
Nictoria--240O bales: scoufe'
SID; greasy 21sdd1s %. ..ourst
South Australia-eoo baies'
is Sd; greasy 3%dI11d. ,,lsf,
Tasmsnia--iO bales: greasy aa,,,d N
New ZeaIand-6100 bales; sco''
Sid; greasy 3Mdm is. - 40 N
Cape OF Good Hope and ,NSad tala,iv
secured sGlo1ad; greasy is,s.soar ~
st. Louis. July 10 Wool-slIl,y,Irrsr n
tive: medium grades and colno,I@ess l; !
light fine 12@i5; heavy nne
washed i5G24n. IL
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DISTANT POSITIONS ADVANCE.

5 points up and the more distant positions
advanced III to 20 points.
New York improved shortly after the
opening which was quiet with prices I'M
changed to 3 points better. and August
climbed up to S4S, october to 1eo and
January to $50. All these figures the
scsiping element and the commission
houses let loose some Of the staple. After
the close Of the hrst hour the market
slipped back 3 points and became very
dull, and at noon the market was abso-
lutely fentureless. Later In the day the
new crop positions showed strength aud by
the close there was an advance of to
points all along the line from October TO
March The close was dull but steady.
The SPOT situation was practically the
same as on Tuesday. New York remained
exceedingly quiet and the sales amounted
TO only dfty-seyen bales. New orleans
was a little better, the tone being steady
and the sales amounting TO 1880 bales:
Galveston reported a minus correction OF
ij06 bales In recount Of the stock there.
which cut the amount on hand down TO
1889 bales.
prominent New York house wired the
following; "only one thing is to be said
OF the cotton market and that is that the
spot situation is getting stronger every
day aud spinners will hnFe TO enter the
market"
Dealers In baegine advanced the price
one-fourth Of cent for lots amounting to
good demand for the goods and the excel
lent prospects Of the growing crops.
The Cotton Trade Journal reports on the
sea Island crop:
The sea Island cotton market like all
nfh
upon the tenor OF crop reports The atti.
tude Of the trade during the past week
was q waiting one. with hesitancy on tho
part OF the consumers about entering the
market. With reasonably sure evidences
| OF shorter Weld than the Indicated new
| crop prices would likely seek a higher Lowell.
! Upon this there seems to he no doubt.
General reports as 10 the condition Is
! better than those OF last week, though II
| is believed there is still room for damage
| as a result Of the drouth. followed by CO.
/ plouS rains In some sections. Rains have
/ fallen IN several sections where they were
! 10 need Of moisture still report no rains.
/ The situation there is becoming rather Sc
! rlous
| The crop in sight TO date Is s2,4i2.
( against 5000 last year and 9s,305 yaar
] before last.
Mcintyre & Marshall say while the
statistical position OF cotton Is naturally
| becoming stronger as the season progresses
10 its close and therefore more interesting
| tho market is still almost entirely a wealth
| er market and It will be more subject Ia
the sentimental influence OF the daily
weather and crop news throughout the bal
ance Of this month than the statistical III
formation OF the old crop. There has beer
some relief to the recent excessive heat
and drouth which has prevailed In the
Atlantic and Gulf States during the past
week by the beneficial showers which have
! occurred In those states. az previously re
ferred to in thls report, but more rains arr
| generally needed, especially in the Caro-
flnas, Georgia and Alabama"
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GATEs srILL ACTIvE.

The Gates party officially announced
that they had given UP their support OF
July, but actual purchases by them at 1T
today refuted this statement. Gossip had
/. that the bulls might still be able tt
give a twist to the market tine last few
days ot the mouth. Lower prices are eA'
pcctcd to curtail the movement OF cOntraci
corn towards this market but this curtail
ment In turn is feared by the bears whc
are still holding their short lines out
expecting TO retrieve their losses. july
opened Irregular cents lower to nc NJ
AT G3la TO 81 on the induenc, Of the talked
Of broken corner. September opened q
shade lower 10 a shade higher at 59la tc
5J3s. and rallied TO Goii on support by the
bull crowd, as a hedge against their Casu
receipts and deliveries. Business was moi
large and prices dipped late on liqui1atior
July closed ra her firm, \ up at 6j2s Sc
TENDER closed steady, unchanged to 5Jif
sos. Receipts were 4j3 ears, l4j Of 81
tract grade Private elevators turned Z
III cars and 24.COO bushels. Al
Hot weather In the Northwest and "a
showers, together with the uneXEto
show Of stcadincss IN corn. put liGsd
wheat at the opening September Inry. c
Tor some time around I2A. afteT tnn
dipped to 71M. The cause Of mnGearly
early hrmncss was the buying .eyator
2.O0ONO bushels by the leadinfb sem
concern. This Offset tho local bsaprinp
timcut and kept the price frhe skies
until just before the close. TIL
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GALVESTON.
Report.d for The Houston Post
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS

New orleans. July 16-cottcn ssl
ucts Prime refined oil, ~ parrsme
refined 40; prime crude, loese' cottop 4
Memphis, Tenn, July, lo;Ts .,sds 81
oil Prime crude nominal on n uEs|
80; prime summer yellow ~, y srril
yellow nominal: choice co.At In
yellow nominal. Meal anu
% 80; off nominal
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London financial Cable.

New York, July 1G.--The Commercial Ad-
vertiser's London financial cablegrnm says;
N I'm vesterdny's spuli In the stock mar
ket activity exhausted. business eyaporated.
Mines were dull and idleness Is expected
til October.
Americans opened firm, but haI hout
ended business
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A BIG DEAL CLOSED

Fort Worth, Texas, July IA Inn I
tle deal was closed here today Nh,
carver & Wltherspoon Of Henriets \,
into possession OF about 5000 yera
steers. The cattle were sold By Darn
and Curtis Bros. and are on tho 70 n
ranch In New Mexico. The terms N n
waite. This is the largest sale a AZ
made here In some months.
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Including Tt 1000 59y rd lsncattIe 5000
stGsSS l,g; native shipping ana 1Tket steady to
dressed With extra choice 9t so3 steers er
aud feeders lo s P99n ,h stoSS
4Gf ~ 90; Gamers l.75G2 s5. ana heifers
steers tSl rocsz 45oa700; Texas ana iis 500
Hogs-Recsg,Dnso ews and Refers p 45g 9ai az
s1& lights f9g 81; market S5sst,. steady pigs
m nr,gners Ia5aS15. sheepNRso.,nn.o GSs0o;
G4 tSe' agl and lower; native mni,an 5000:
S60gi GA lambs t75d63o; cuiis nnd s,25
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ESTABLISHED 1872.

heavy 7.75ds.15; light 7.0Oa7.7s. buI. n
!.95. Sheep-Receipts 12,O5o: sssss " v
higher; lambs steady: gold To INK. =, :.
ers 3.50a4.50; fair TO choice miYS NJ
2 80; Western sheep 2.5Ol3. Is; nitiy. NJ \
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ANIHER TEXAS CATTLE SCALE

% calves, 25o pounds, s25: W ps,tr
d Blfnookshire, Texas. IS cows, lois nonnds'
20; t. " Robbins, Comanche. l. T %
s ssh1 HSe pounds, S45; n, II. Hard, CHICK
4 Knox Trldsa, l. r.. rs 'V col, houston
pounds $50; r. p. Cobb. wagoner, IL
SMs!terS, loil pounds, 4.15; l.. II. Parkinson
s %og0ner' Is steers 9o5 pounds, 4.o5; O. e.
] "a 10 r nIsln' ~ steers s35 pounds. 4.o5:
iIS7 4o5; Sam Ball. Fort sin. % ster ",S
- pounds 8'35; John McKerman, Wctnin'
"a J. T. 81 calves. Pa pounds. 4. o. '"iH
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COFFEE.

New York. July 16.-Conee-sspHo' G opss
and nominal; No. invoice ~ oss IA
closed easy and net 10 to lo - gi X. III
Sales 5000 bags; July su gn * on
5.0Sd5. 30: September 5;o5n dlssS-sss vi
; 15@5 20; December .
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NEW ORLEANS.


Especial to The Post.l,
New Orleans, La, July 18TH. IN d
leans live stock exchange repors, "A
supply of grown cattle on sale: tsu3
for. choice only. Calves and yeirl,u !
active demand, prices strong. Bias)
supplied with sheep. Counted hogs d h
quest.
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KANSAS CITY.

SO pn naiire Sta Itoo IVY Receipts
Ia 10 native calves. Market nctiSa CCah,NSfs;
aI ~ good 4s5N790; stockcrs and 9of fe ~;
Texas and T H6GiSr fed steers 475GsSG5os:
COWS 25@3t0; native cows / 80 - oo texas
bnls HSi l6l, 25Od600; Gamers oSS,o "a "a
sS WIZ oHS SSi market 74alo lower. Hesyv
: Se,eeep-Rccelpts 1900; strong PES ,,.WSa755.
wv,bGy9o; Western lambs 8O0di5g0 p lamps
tS r. > l5d4.S5; Western wethcrs Ha i've
yesrIns ss sE G64 5 49, 2o Texas clp ISd
3ocd3 s.; stockers ana Ge1 fas. clipped sheep
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Frightened, the fear of theiot weather IN
the milky spring wheat psseu away anu
the weakness Of the foren 1u"t MS ~, ~
srai ana showed signs increasing from
now on trade was only moderately heavy
ana selling by COMMISSION houses was
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including SEQ S0p'y ro Hattie Receipts 1900
a. prime steers 775as T ~. na strong; good
cows I'D S,,, SUCKERS and feeders nsdigm H
l5oa sS nj; helfers 2.5oa65o: 1 csnna
Texas fed steers steers 21So5 s o. calves ssass6
5000 strong to ' stead1. dadSSss.Receipts
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Liverpool, unchanged.
American side, unchanged.

SPOTS.
Liverpool, unchanged.
American side, unchanged.
Contrary to the general expectation Liv-
efpool was not the least disturbed by the
favorable bureau report OF Tuesday. The
opening OF that market was qulet with
values slightly irregular, but very little
change from the close Of the preceding
day. The July-August options were r.
SAD down September October and Decem-
berJanuary Is-6id better and the remand.
er Of the list practically unchanged. The
day was quiet throughout and there was
little change In values. Toward the end
OF the day the neat positions showed weak
ness, and at the close Jolly and July-Aug-
ust were both one-half q point on The
new crop positions showed slight changes
In the Instances Of September October and
December-January. which we're one-haf
point better, and Marck.April. watch was
1s-64d below the close OF the previous day
Sales In spot cotton were not as good as
on the same day last week. notwithstand-
ing the fact that II was "Manchester"
day, and prices, while unchanged, were
quoted Ia the BUYERS favor.
New Orleans was quiet at the opening.
values being unchanged to points Up.
o.s OF Little Rocks stock Of 5000 bhles
zoo were said 10 have been sold during
the past week OF the remaining GOO one
man is said to own 24oo. balance being held
by scattering holders In lots Of 800 to so
bales, The general opinion seemed to be
that there would be very little of the staple
left at that point by August !.
On the strength Of the above report there
was good buying Of the near positions soou
after the opening, and at one time August
reach,1 $50. while October stood at 776.
These positions were not maintained long,
however. and both months dropped OF a
point or SO.
Shorts made much Of the official repor,
that there was picking going on In the
extreme southern portion Of Texas and that
cotton Is opening In middle Texas, WILLS
bo!ls are forming In Mississippi. This
they claim. indicates an early yield whict
will DO much toward repienishlng the small
stocks at the various markets. With thes
two influences struggling for supremsc.
Ne~ Orleans closed vito near months In 4
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PRoFITTAKING SUCCESSFUL.
It was very obvious that the bringing for.
ward of new stocks into the upward move.
ment was taken advantage o. on very
large scale 70 take profits IN stocks which
have risen hitherto. But this profit taking
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STOCK.
GALv This
Thls DIR lnrt =.
al Err AND EGGS.

nly 10. Eggs Receipts IL.
Now ,market Irregular: State and
nj ',,o eoda0iS: Western cnntiiaS
P nnnsl lstern l5diTn. ''u
igiI.. tlr 10 Ruttcr- STEADY: cresm.
rblhg: dairy iT6iaib. Cheese
cyv jltI. Eggs Easy: fresh is
ste{ July 10 Pori,rv-Firm; ehjch
Sirings 1914: turkeys 10: dncEs
o,g Ak R,l.ter-- STEADY: cresmes,,
sydairy i79ie. Esgs-steady ii, loss
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Actual trading In corn today was Of
usual tyre. Gables were lower and con
tract corn to the extent of over 100000
bushels was put on the market. Ihe
weather continued favorable for the bears
but all these conditions did not break The
market appreciably. There was not much
doing in July after the opening although
the Gates crowd both bought and sold that
option and bought September. Uncerta nty
ruled in the pit. II was a patent fact that
wisdom has been shown in the refusal OF
the Gates New York steel clique not 10
take advantage OF the prices. II was
openly stated that big elevator interests
had settlel with the bull party at ~ 70
~ for the July corn that was sold short
under g. The question that remained un-
answered, however. was whether more
than one-third Of the big short Inc esti-
mated at as high rs 2j.OOO,OOO bushels mad
been covered by the unfortunate bears.
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GRAIN TRADING COMMONPLACE
DOUBT STILL EXISTS AS
TO END OF JULY CORNER.
A Further Drop in Corn Was Expected
ard the Absence of Weakness
Caused Much Comment.

Chicago, July 16.-Grain trading was
commonplace today when compared to yes,
terday's tumuiuous fluctuations. Many
conditions were bearish and early in the
day 1t was expected that July corn would
take further drop. This, however, did
not occur and the very absence of weak
ness caused much comment. In the emo
the hrmness Of corn gave rise to the opin-
lon that the July corner might not be a
thing OF the past after all. At the close
July corn was Is up. September corn I'M
changed; September wheat nos lower and
September oats I4dSs higher Provisions
closed q shade higher to IA lower.
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London ConsoIs.

London. July 10.-Consols for money o6;
account 96k. Bar silver steady - lis.
Money 2A62A per cent. short bills 2Fsd
T-16, three months bills 1-l"d2l2 per
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STOCK SPECULATION VARIED.

was achieved successfully without making
serious inroads upon prices Of stocks az
fectcd which were. generally speaking. tnf
nigh priced. established dividend-payers, es-
pecially among the grangers. stocks q the
second grade, lower In price ana win no
established dividend.paylng record. TOOK the
leadership OF the market
The heavy absorption Of Cnicago ana Al
ton had strengthening effect on other
lownriced railroad stocks In the West and
southwest. while the aggressive selling IN
Chesapeake aud Ohio affected the low
priced coal carriers. both In the anthracite
and bituminous groups.
The belief that tomorrows miners CON
vertlon at Indianapolis Will decide asnlnst
general strike and thus lead TO an carry
settlement OF the anthracite strike vas tue
predominating influence In this group
Much was made also Of n current runor
that the control OF Reading has passed TO
the PENNSYLVANIA. thus further centrallzinS
that corporations coutrol Of the coal tFai-
&c.
There were other points Of strength from
individual causes. .ninlgamnted copper
was bought in the belief that the present
, dividend rate Is to be maintained. Tennes.
see Coal reflected 2 favorable report 81
earnings. The settlement of the freight
handlers strike Mt Chicago was favorable
influence, especially upon the chicago
Terminal Transfer stocks.
The market closed somewhat irregular
with proft-taking continuing. but there was
notable REVIVAL of the buying power IN
the strong stocks
There was a large business in bonds ana
offerings were absorbed without hurting
prices Total sales. par value, Sui %
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New Yo,k Money.

New York, July i6.--Noney on call stendy
at 2i.d313 per cent; closed offered at 3 per
cent Prime mercantile paper 4l9d5 per
cent. Sterling exchange Arm with actual
business in bankers bills at ,s7}s for de.
mand and mt 4 s52 for sixty days; poster
rates 4 sJG14 s5iI and 4 Sslgd4 50; com
marcial bills 4 s4aid4 s5@, Bar silver %;
Mexican dollars AIS. Government bonds
steady; State bonds inactive; railroad ponds
steady.
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FhtWerp 4 5
Thurlsnd Castle (Br.l.(
SCHOONER York 5.2l
Charles l.. Davenport tladelphia ell
Mary ]. Russell. 49,. .dladelphia 6,23
VIM. ], Lermond. Baltimore ola
Ada F. Brown. $3.50. Baltimore T.l2
John E. Devlin. Philadelphia 80
Mary ]. Russell. e.. Baltimore 80.
Francis NJ. HageI
Port Of Spain 80.
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The following are the quotations ID Y
Honston live stock market as furnIshhX
the a. c. Bell Live Stock CommlssIoa ID
pAny:
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LIVERPOOL NOT HURT
BY BUREAU REPORT.
The Day Was 0uiet--Spot situetion
Growing Stronser--Advanee OF "a
Cent on Bspcing.
At THE CLOSE:

At THE CLOSE:
liverpool, practically unchanged.
New York, 2 TO 4 points UP.
New Orleans, 2 i-2 to 8 points UP.
cpnTc.
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A prominent New York house wired the
following; only one thing Is to be said
OF the cotton market. and that is that the
spot situation is getting stronger every
day aud spinners viii hnFe TO enter the
market"
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


IS concho tAm). for New York, via Ike,
West.
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Dealers In basgine advanced the price
one-fourth OF cent for lots amounting to
10000 yards. The advance was due TO the
good demand for the goods and the excel.
lent prospects Of the growing crops.