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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-03-06

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T. D., Saranac Lake, New York, Owes
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-03-06

James L. Norris of Washington,
member OF both the national and con-
gressional Democratic committees, has
written letter urging the nomination
of Senator A. p. German as Democrat
ic candidate for the Presidency in 1904.
Mr.. Norris is one of Senator Germans
closest friends and the fact that he
makes the announcement is taken to
indicate that it has the approval of that
Senator.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-03-06

lives in England 1t is the greatest
compliment ever paid to one of oul
artists. The painting will hang in
Windsor castle and will be the only
one there painted by an American.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-23
WANT EXECUTION srAYEn.
Resolution introduced ASKING Clemeno,
for Scheepers.

Resolution Introduced Asking Clemenoy
Tor Seheepers.
Washington, january Representative
w A. Smith (Mlchl. member OF the
house committee on foreign affairs today
Introduced resolution directing the state
department 20 request the British gov.
eminent to withhold the sentence ot death
passed on Commander Scheepers, who is
about TO be shot, The resolution Is as
follows:
Whereas 1t is Officially reported that
the. British military authorities in South
Africa nave passed aud ARE about to exc
cute sentence Of death upon tommRndOnt
Schcepers OF the army Of the Orange free
state and.
Whereas, Suid Commandant scheerers a
cltEcn of the orange FREQ state, was cap.
turcd while sick ana wounded ni hos.
rital and therefore should he considered
especially entitled 10 al privileges aud CN.
emptiops or prisoner OF war; md,
Whereas, His execution may lead to ats
az retaliation and reprIsal aud thus make
more difficult aud distant the prospects OF
peace; and.
Whereas The whole cc,illEcd world suf
frrs from tho eject OF war wagcd between
any OF the family Of nations; aud,
whereas, The people OF the United States
are moved 10y feelings OF humanity Ia he.
half Of the sufferers from the tcwhlr war
be Il
Resolved. ny the house Of representatives..
the SENATE concurrng, that tho BrtlSb
government hc requested TO set aside tl"
sentence OF death passed upon CummuudcS
Schcepcrs and to accord him Tho custom.
oner of war. guaranteed under the Geneva
convention.
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win Try Other coops.

Chappell Hill Texns January 22--Tho
prevalence Of the wecvils here last year
and the great fear among our farmers that
they have come TO stay and viii possibly
appear In larger Numbers this year. is
causing many ~ our largest planters 10
cotton upon which the great pest feeds
WITH such tenacity. Rice a. receiving much
consideration and 70 Is probable that several
hundred acres 81 our best land will be
planted with this cereal during this year
Mr. Max Buchanan, Mr. x. X. Fielder aud
Mr. : y. Rcuit arc ~ giving the subject
much attention and win each devote SOW
eral hundred acres 10 It's cultivation. These
lands all border on the BRACES river and
New Year creek, which will be utilized for
irrigation purposes,
Truck farming too Is being considerably
discussed aud II Is probable that q com.
pany will soon be ofgauized. as IN Brep-
ham, 10 devote It's time and attention 70
this character OF cultivation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-23
HOUSTON WHOLESALE MARKET

Which might temporarily eanso n,.a,,..,..
nvWer me situation Is too con,pii,,SS + ~
| IAN ,qny settled predictions mi 10 g,t,t
| nn,,. .nc market requires close yr9tchin,,
Concerning a shortage In ploklcs c,t
chgo special says. 'rhe Western p,,,.,.
.aekers association. including representa.
ives rom Illinois, Indiana. Michigan ohio
toWH ana Missouri, are considering an "a
,n,,ibt H. IT, p'iceS. II Is declared that there
,uf,. ~ pichle Famine before next sum.
s ,HvlN ,thstauuing the Increase Of St A.
Pcv Ourrcl over the prices of n year 400
ny crop OF cucumbers was UOon husbels
Ue,oW lne average, which meant that pickle
phchers would he -,atba, bnrrcis sinr,
iiehry Williams OF Detroit. Mich onr ~ ~
,,pe packers, said he would not he surpriscd
Y the supply gave out entirely bcfnro IN,
Gt 10 49, 81 summer The new crop will not
DC ready until october - "0'
According TO adyices received here from
New York, fully So per cen, Of this sroson.s
crop OF FLORIDA oranges has been shipped
OUT OF the state. The advlcos state. IN,
heaNy early movement to the Northern mar.
he's mas been due largely TO tho fe1rs ~
lrosts entertained 10y growers. At tho .nros.
,,,,si I'M conservative estimates place Tho
cont pPeu ~ o'nngeS AT from - to ~ per
,cut "l ne total production " In ,pvnroi
quarters mere there Is noted moro dnn,and
Tor The Florida orange. with n Sc,r,.i t'''i.H
fancy large brlghts and good rpssots 4
uealcf sald today; The imnruErd i,,,,,ir,,
npted Tor Florida fruir Is attrikntobJc m
INC pett"r condition and freedom from, frost
rue'iS compared with the california orange
NIpoefS are complaining to- us thnt tholr
customers nave found great deal Of frost
ricct III the California oranges ana NAME
nave returned the fruit as uusnlablo ar y |
lront TO the consuming trade
-nc New York Journal OF Commerce 70.
ports; "A considerably stronger feeling is
noted ia spot currantS as result of tho |
improved jobblng interest reported Of late |
IN cleaned nnd inquiries wired here from In |
terror loDhing quarters for round lots In. |
Jury today aggrcguting around 1000 hnr- /
IV'S Is reported. one prospective buyer Of |
Icrihg TO purchase 10 arrive OK MnIiIn fl |
'ouu not b" learned precisely tho basis OF |
values offered, but IL Is stated ON good nu- /
horliy that the price offered was around F.
me present spot quotations for line Amnlia |
grade. \ cable from the primary market |
lUolcS tue market there very firm on the |
ass OF It's per huudredwrght for line |
AmaIia grade Stocks IN bond on January
| were, according TO the custom house re.
urns, 3,Sl4, las pounds, compared with |
,,hI. .253 pounds on January t. 1901 The !
hnmn brings a further supply of about .
1000 tons and Is reported to Dc due around /
ne last Of the month. The Picqua also /,
lne 10 arrive late in the month brings
lbout 500 tons. We hear Of nothing offer.
ne to arrive goods on these vessels having |
O. is stated, cost about the parity OF the
pot market
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-23
London Wool saies.

London. January 30 The offerings At the
wool auction sales today were heavy. mum
befihg ii,3SG halcr All classes we're 81
good demand and competition was keen
az firm prices. The bulk Of the offerings
tlnent Some new clip medium cross
breeds were taken by American buyers Mt
an advance OF 10 per cent. Cape Of Good
higher rates. Following are the sales: New
South Wales. S700 bales; secured Is Ida
ls ord; greasy 5da1s, Queensland, 100
bales; secured, 3&ddis Cd; greasy, 4&d
eAd. Victoria, 1000 bales secured, TI.hM
is 5I5d greasy 2Igdl0ikd. South Australia.
1900 bales; greasy 41sGI914d. West Aus
tralia. 26O0 bales; greasy, 4d11hd New
Zealand, 100 bales; secured. 4%n6lkd:
greasy. 4A@7d Cape Of Good Hope and
Natal. 1000 hales secured, 4hdSts Cd;
greasy. hlhfISlhd ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-23
Reaolutlons Of Renret

Brennan, Texas, January PA special
meeting OF the board Of trustees Of the pub.
lie schools Of this city was held yesterday
evening 10 receive the report OF the commit.
tee appointed TO prepare resolutions ex.
pressiye Of the feelings OF the board With
regard 20 the tragic death Of Prof. w O.
0rossman and his sou, Willie, who were
killed by a railroad train last Sunday. THE
report was adopted and win be translated
into German by Mr.. Wlnkelman and a copy
thereof sent TO Prof. Cheeseman's aged
neither and to his brother, who reside III
the Kingdom OF Wurtemburg.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-23
3. 8. Morrla Z d. = -.

Houston, Texas January - Dlsappoint
ing cables from Liverpool due largely To-
heavy receipts at that point porticuIlrlv
10000 bales in the past three DAYS. and
also oscrhed to rather leactlonarv ton
aGney of the American market. caused ina
lilai deliveries of 3 Ia 3 points in spcnul,.
crS bought at a lower level. bur continued
Ncabness shown by English markets. 10.
Eelner WIN break NJ the cash demand
lea TO further declines being registered br
lore the Inst hour Port rocelpts today
were about 1000 over last year. while re-.
topiS footed MP rather libcrally Gncrpl
STATUS OF movement not being encouraging
as many expected Afternoon trading wgs
mn mt large estimates restricted opera
ions. Inc LOSSES iu the last hour being u Ia
points The market closed at tho hutiop,
quotations Of the day aud N decline of
10 poiLts, Unless this brcHk brings large
SUI porting ordcre from abroad we arc Iigi,l.
Ia see much lower prices
n Minnie
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GRAINS NERVOUS AND JERKY
Al CLOSE WHEAT WAS HIGHER
AND CORN AND OATS LOWER.
Provisions Were Weak Because =
Hesvler Weight in Hogs Was Re-
eelved Than the Estimate.

lineage January -. -Grains experienced
ner'ohs' jerky trade TODAY. following ,h,,
ie"u OF wheat, as 1t fuctuated obont an
every bit OF scanty news ayallablr Az ,b.
S,"sc May Nhest was shade higher and
"' corn ana oats shade lower. pro
'''''"S closed ''saloc to 25daIi5c lower.
business in the wheat nj. wes on,r roirlv
active The traders were at a los, to
know which side Of the narket 10 csnouse
ana as result fluctuations wero as fro
quent MS influencing news came 70 hand
AT the outset c0blcs were slightly ,ov.r
ana showed no tendency to fellow, the
S''eng'h exhibited here yesterday on other
oeor'Sh news such MS rains In California.
iIoinlsed snow in the Southwest and hest.
lutl"n IN corn aud oats May whcat opened
naSF' nHN la 3sdla lower. at $3.50 mt
= Ne coarse grains also felt somewhat easV
mltr' wheat rejecting their conditions De.
hniuts oNlne 70 yesterdays rumors that frost
mug managed the southern Russian crop
CeIierS We're prominent for q short time but
thr low prices Induced liberal covering of
Ihhe iarge short accounts and Nav went 10
ais Scal pers Jumped Into the pit at every
up ana hclped little to strengthen the
market Just when the traders began tn
say i1at shorts had covered everything ont
s,a"uing and that the market was ia dan.
- W. 'llHE Nehh NJ t5As, publish news
arrived from the Southwest Oklahoma
Wired that there had been no relief from
the drouth and May sold ~ to Ta1s closing
Steady at Gl% Local receipts were - cars,
non" or contract grade. Minncapolis anil
Duluth receipts were a04 ears. making
total for the three points Of 3IB cars,
against i3s cars last week aud 2s7 cars
last year
Corn had only fair trade and In thc
main waited on wheat There was moi
ihuch disposition TO sell aud commission
houses had some buying orders. Lower
SanleS and wheat influence started MAY
lower hut there was a fair rally on CO.
erine Some professional buying added a
nrm tone to The market though at the time
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Grain and Provisions Elsewhere.

St Louis, January 22.-wheat- Higher;
May SIS asked; No red cash elevator
SSls nominal; track ssdsSl4; No hard
E@Sl'l. Corn Higher: No. cash $3.50
new track Gj's May 66ls@BBI, asked; July
Vb'S asked, Oats-lGghcr; No cash Az:
track 4s MAY ~ bid; July 20 asked, No >
white 4S'id4o. Rye Firm 6G bid Pork
Lower johblng 1915. Lard Lower go.
extra fancy and straights 3 55di3 20: clear
S.2j63 ~; timothy seed steady 6OOGiG.3 30
Cornmral- steady 3.26 Bran-null lower;
sacked east track OK Dull, weak;
Timothy 10000 l5.o0; prairie 1lWd 1890.
whisky Steady I32. Iron cotton ties 90
Bagging N9U6A Hemp Irvine o Dry
sail meats boxed Lower; extra shorts
e.SIi2; clear ribs 01O clear sides a.Gal,
Rcccipts-Flour 1000 wheat 1900: corn
Coco: oats 5000 Shipments Flour
1000 wheat - COO. corn 1O7, 600; oats
72,o0J
New Orleans January 22.-Ifog products
Steady pork, standard mess, 1878
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y. g. 3. Beers Cotton Letter.
fsneftal 10 The Post.)

New orleans. January 22-Liverpooi adj
..,.as uerc dlscouraglug, therefore our mar
sat onened A 10 lower, and declined
sss,t,pooi on the large semi.weekly inte'
49, recelpts, and the heavy New Orleans
"a uonston estimates for tomorrow clos
49,. a. mel loss OF . to 10 points on the
The semi.weekly Interior receipts agsre,
-, ~ 90 against 5000 last year Z
s sto" NJ M per cent. and the port receipts
~ Tho ave days exceed last year ny
~. ~. tho closing Of Liverpool cables WIRE
..i,.ed here claiming that MI Ellison IN
ii,s asEt circular would reduce hls est
mi, mate a. American eensnmpton sspv" OF
70 ~ IN saS 900 instead Of iu,Upo0o-
fhs ssems 20 eonnrm the reports q IN
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Lard Refined ticrce "a, pure lard 10.
Boxed meats-Dry salt shoulders az? sides
y; Bacon-Clear rib sidc- Hat. Ham
choice sugar cured 1liblI2N, Conec--
Ensier; Rio ordinary 10 fair 6AWS Rice
Firm; screenings 2%MIs, hrpd $500.
fancy 4 oHPa IS 2Eg pstent is @ @
meal 10 Bran l25. HAY steady prime
lI00GlT50; choice is.5Odl0Oo corn
Quiet: No. : sacked white rs. mixed T1i
yellow rs Oats--No. > sacked st.
Kansas City, January 20 Wheat w
I7%; July I6lq; cash No. hard 75n7li i.
No. red s8'gdhIi9; No, . spring I4H1..
Corn January 64i4 May 65Ns cash ~ .
mixed GSi2@65 No white 8liu2S oats
No. white 41h@4sii Receipts Wheat
10000; corn 10000 oats 22.0p snip
96o0; corn -3.ou0 oats
5000
New York. January %, Nheat Roccipts
960O0 exports 10000. Spot steady. No
2 red s. Z. o. b. afioat and 60 elevators.
No. 1 Northern sf}a Z. o. b. ahoat; No
hard ss& I. O. b. anost Ontlons-Lower.
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mrs. Rlo4ARpsoN ON rRlAL.

Husband IN Savannah, No.
rlattsburg, Mo. January 81 Mrs Aldie
L. Richardson faced q Jury or farmers IN
the circuit court here today ma her trial
on the charge of numbering year ago
last December, her husband, Frank ".
Richardson. a merchant nt their hunc lu
savannah, Mo, began I'm earnest Nt-,
Richardson was surrounded Nv her three
youthful sons and several ulhcr members
of her family aud That Of tho man whom
she rs charged With murdotlng. ln,pdipg
hs brother, John y. Richardson OF Chi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-23
NEW YoRK COTTON.
The Market Opened Steady and Closed
Barely Steady and Lower.

pdTcy SltduJ anu LOHSFs
New York, January % The cotton mar
ket opened steady . 10 3 points lower and
for time was disposed TO resist weakness
In the English market and big port receipts
wall street was a large buyer Of May and
July and this support prompted smaller
bulls 70 stand firmly by their cotton and
not follow their first desire to sell out All
went well for time and tue market seemed
In fair position TO regain the early loss
as bear pressure was not much Of a factor,
while the estimate for tomorrow's Houston
receipts fell short OF expectations Liver
pool partially regaiued the early decline OF
70 3la points and sent a few buying or
defs 70 this side. Yet beneath the surface
the local market seemed 10 lie over long
and 10 be entitled 10 a sharp decline on
short weight OF bales at the southern ports.
Up 10 midday the tone remained steady,
May opened at sos and stiffened 10 Sill
at noon being 800 bid. Then came the
New Orleans estimate for tomorFow's re.
celpts aud O rush of Southern interests TO
sell. Between 1900 and 1000 bales are
expected at the above gulf port as com
pared with less than 5000 bales year ago.
Spouse TO the big receipts AS much as OF the
cures themselves w-ich disturbed local
holders and In the scramble 70 unload which
occurred In the next hour May sold down
10 5 .O5 and July TO $40. Even during this
break Wall street bought large amounts OF
the present crop OPTIONS. Operations were
very extensive, taking the aay as q whole,
unoer active Philadelphia selling and ilQui.
dalton VI stop,loss order sort. The close
was barely steady with prices net $ 10 1a
points lower
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

81. Louis, January 2.-Poultry--Firm;
chickens 3; turkeys 11Ml1Ha ducks 10:
reese q Butter-steady; dairy 12G20
Chicago, january "a Butter-gteady;
creamery ll923i3, dairy l46i2O. Cheese
Steady, lOls4 l0h. Esgs-steady; fresh
New York. January 22.-Eggs-Recelpts
25e3 packages. Marker arm. Western at
mark 80: Southern Ht mark 20.
Kansas City, January 22.-Eggs-Steady,
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IMPROVEMENT IS INDICATED
IN BUSINESS OF THE DAY.
o...o,. SOAP ADMINISTRATION Seed
70 PRODUCTS Make Decline-Potato
Supplies Are Meaeer.

..,,sss showed some Improvement in
raolesale market yesterday. Trading
II asrorally well divided, though most
!..,oanced in the heavy staple line.
IL. an oetaeon soap have advanced Zoe,
1870 stocks remain rather mcager and
~. are holding firm in consequence.
80, notato stocks are very much re-
"a and the suppncs Of some dealers are
Inpletey exhaustco'
|p,os bananas are plentiful in the trade,
NJ prevalence Of inferior stock is In
[.eucc-the fruit is moving very freely,
n. market is now only supplied with
l.,u or Almcrla grapes and the season
orsalcay ended on the domestic grown
|h
H. receipts we're notably light and MOI
|usl to the demand though the same was
{, Most sales occurred around 2lc,
I'M some were reported at 25c.
,,e,s on cheese and butterine have gone
kher at the primary markets and. though
4, louotatlons nave not yet been changed,
l.ers anticipate an early upward move
1ecepts of raw sugar at the four ports
nj week were 25.2,a TONS week before
ss tons; last year 29,361 tons; melting
{oO tons; last week 21.0O0 tons; last yenr
@nM tons stocks l23,lSO tons; last week
fl0l tons last year ss.l1l tons.
oton seed products continue to indicate
Iaeeided weakness. Prime crude oil is
spg lGilae lower and yellow oil has de-
Hi la2e with lul demand prevailing. !
~ bulls can he bought for 81 less, while |
M seed meal and cake have each becu !
&rked down to S24 % aud the situation |
II weak
kinett & GRAY say VI sugar: we are not |
Ming for any particular Improvement at
Rsent. because the rise in Europe may |
he to be only temporary aud caused by |
FEELING over there that additional duties |
4 be placed upon sugars in England, :
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PRODUCE


WAX-Prlme Texas, 22m23c per
pound
BEANS Imported navy beans. 4lsm@c;
Bayou, ic; English dried. SIC: pink, 4c;
California navy. ihHii2c; Snaps, 800 per
buShel; wax, $50 per buShel; California
Limns Iis0bc
BUTTER Blue Star, 22a23c: dairy. 1ac.
Eigim creamery, 2sa29c; Texas bricks,
l1m Zoe. Qleomargarinr Lincoln solids
lie; Lincoln prints he: Daisy solids l6u
lie; prints, lSc Monkeys special. iSc: Crys.
tal Gem aud country rolls. he; Empire
state special. 15c; special Blue star. isc;
Elgin dairy bricks, Ice. Ideal, lie; Purity
Creamery. 20 and 30lb tubs 22c; lib
prints, DE; Eigiu creamery. solids, lSc:
country butter. In pals, 1Wd2Oc
CABBAGE-ll abe.
CHEESE Wisconsin full cream rolls,
5r; Wisconsin fun cream duisles, l3hcM
l4c; Wisconsin half cream, 12ls6j13c
Eggs Kansas, 2iH2Jc: Texas, pa sc
kRAUT-New, IN half barrels, $3,O04
ONIoNs-Per pound, 5H@3i5c.
ONION SETS Red and yellow, bushel
crate. 81 20; white, 81 80.
PEPPER-Chle, new, l5dl5c per pound;
POTATOES S1.20; Colorado. Sl.aoaI. so:
seed potatoes. il.peck sacks So. n; 1opeck
PEANUTS Jumbo, per pound, 6isa6S.c;
fancy hand picked No. l. 5lAc
pECANS--New Texas. Fer pound l0r.
POULTRY Chickens. hens. good SS.O09
300; fryers, large, $3,U0u3.J0;, brollers
52UOm2.3O; mixed lots 81. f00l2.Ih; COCKS.
large old, 81, S0a2. 0O ducks largo, 50 7jG
300 geese, full feathered, Si.O0M5.00; tur-
KEYS. hens, $G00mT0o: turkeys, gohbers
81 con 1900: Young turkeys, S3.21d3.Tl.
SWEET P0TATOES-pu Pumpkin and vel
low vans, 15a00c huShel according 10 quail
CAULlFLowER-Fancy California. per
crate, S2.40d2.65,
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DATES-1lb packages, 7izdsl5c Fard
dates, DC: Ho.lowei, bulk, 60lb boxes. Sa6c
FIGS Imported, 12lglil5c.
PEACHES-Choice new stock SAaOc.
UNSATISFACTORY 3-crown, l.. IL
boxes, Sl.05al rs; A-lh boxes L. n, rsisins,
sGGi7Oc o-crown. l.. NJ. raisIns. 5olb boxes,
lode. 3.crown. l.. NJ, 6lsll7c,
PRTSES--C California. 90 zoos, 4isc; 81 Dos,
ne: 70.sOs. 5i5c: 6o.70s. &C.: 5o-60s, sac; 40
sos, 1isc, 49,.
Sicily, t3c. California Nalnuts. i3dlic; pea
nuts fancy hand picked. jsid5c: NO. 2.
4Sd5c: Jumbo. 6d6l9e; almonds; Taragona,
iSS pcca7s. lOc; chesinuts, Piedmontcs,
Tor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-23
caroIII & Klehardson,s Letter.

Houston, Texas, January p Liverpool
adfices or cotton this morning were very
disappointing, deliveries loslug 2-6l to "a "a,
while spots were quoted 1-3e lower. With
5000 sold. Notwithstanding but few days
since We we're receiving very stroog Man
chester sdyices. reports from there today
contend that the goods trade Is very bod.
and that spluners have overbought their
requirements. Recslpts At Liverpool the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-23
local Director Wanted.

Bryan, Texas January % The Bryan
Business leagne hns passed resolution
IN eject that II Is the sense OF the leasue
that the Agricultural aad Mechanical COZ
lego should haye local director with
mend 10 the governor the appointment Of
Mr. r. NJ. Law. Ir.. Of this city IS soor
~ thsrs 10 . vacancy.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
The spot Market Was Fairly Active, but
Futures Opensd and Closed Lower.

FutJras OPeToI 'T'0
xav orleans, January 22,--The spot cot
ian market was fairly active today, factors
sgair making slight concessions 70 tine pur-
oboslnr element. The big crop estimates
49, ,.ving their own way just now. aud the
. ~, Il apparently lowering gradually OF
n, 'pi's own weight. sales $3.50 bales, Including
ii,,I 10 arrive. Quotations l-ldc lower on
all grades. T., .-D,no+hy with mn.
e,trooratJc liverpool opened down 10 U
points. soon after the nrst call the neayyy
eslnhI.s M later hl the day the market
aeset'o IN 1 20 . points, closing with net
iosses OF 9 TO 10 points