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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-26
THE MARKET FEELS
THEIR APPROACH,
So Iona an Interval Between Trading
Always Prompts Some Closing Out
OF Accounts.

Now York. March - Today's stock
market began TO reflect the expectation
OF the coming triple holiday from Thurs
day until the Monday after Faster So
long an Interval between trading always
prompts some closing out of accounts
There is the additional incentive that the
narrow resources OF the money market
may lead to furry in rates when the
demand develops for loaus TO carry over
IRON Thursday tie Monday There We're
no Immediate developments of Importance
I'm today's money niIrket hut number OF
important requirements are TO be met by
the FIRST Of the month aud the beginning
Of the coming quarter These require
mcnts are known to be SO considerable"
owing to the projects Of syndicatcs that
the available credits of the banks within
the legal requirement Of - per cent cash
reserves would he more than wiped out
In meeting them An extensive shifting
Of loans obviously win be necessary TO
meet the situation Bankers express con
ddence that the steadiuoss Of the money
market viii not he disturbed but specula
tors on margin will with borrowed money
know from costly experience that TINS
does not necessarily mpan that their cal
loan accommodations will be undsturhed
at a pinch There was revival Of apptc
henSion this morning Of labor troubles IN
the anthracite region which seems to be
justified in view of the contingent order Of
the convention before adiournlng for %
strike unless certain demands arc com.
Piled with Roassuranccs on the part Of
those connected with the coal interests
that no strike was anticipated were not
wholly effective and there was some active
liquidation, especially in the Readings The
Issuance Of iniunctions against Western
railroads forbdding rebates and rate cut
ting was not unexpected, hut the reported
10 hold a further and stringent inquiry
into The rate question was q surprise and
had chilling influence Preparations for
further suits in state courts against the
| Northern Securities company was to I've
reckoned with. The testimony Of the priu-
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THERE WAS LESS FORCE
THAN THE DAY BEFORE
Good Crop Weather and an Absence oil
Business Worked Against
the Bulls.

Chicago. March o., Speculation in grains
was OF a see saw nature today. There was
less force to the markets than on Mon
day leaders were loss active and there
was nothing for the general trade to fol
low Good crop weather and an absence
of export business worked against the bulls
nnd at the close May wheat was shule
under, May corn X lower aud May oats "a
down. Provisions closed pa 10 1lqc lower
Leaving out crop damage reports which
traders In wheat refuse to consider serl-
ously. there was little news TO help the
wheat bulls. cables were Indifferent and
closed somewhat lower. There was con
tinued rains In the winter belt and longs
started in early to secure profits Eng
fish cables reported carGoes on passage
Cat and New York had no foreign accep
tances over night The sentiment prevails
that the continent hlled M pretty well
last week on the break May opened ha9s
down at - to Tl7s. but recovered on some
buying for short & counts. The continued
long selling, though quiet took OF the
edge of the advances and prices nuctna'eu
narrowly. -
Wheat was stubborn 10 any loss, however.
and was as quick TO rally from q din as
To ronct from n bulge The argument that
there will be a reaction from tho recent
break held some In the market. Inc close
was steady MAY a shade under at ia.
Local receipts were 81 cars. three Of con
tract grade, Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ceved 2p3 cars or total for the thlee
points of 3T4 cars against asa cars last
week and 500 cars year ago.
Corn was heavy at the opening on ca
bles and continued weak most of the ses.
sion Warmer weather favored plowins
and better movement and receipts were
somewhat better The pit elment was in
cIined to play the short side. st. Louis
also sold here early in liberal quantities
NAV started ssdls to & lower at % 10
5SiL. hut on good outside buying orders
there was a quick rally to 5s3s, The West
reported good calls for corn from the cou9
try, but it is possible that they were seed
ing Later in the day the local holders
let 60 literally or their stun and May lost
its hold. again selling to 80. reaction on
covering purchases followed again. but the
close was weak. May u lever at 5Si4d
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THE COMING EASTER HOLIDAYS

cipns IN the great contest for control OF
taken In legal contest is rend with great
attention IN Wall street aud not With alto
ecthcr rcaSsuflng effect on sentiment.
There was slump of moro than I points
Va Evansville and Terrc llAutc. The "a
vance was renewed in Colorado Fuel after
some carly beavlness and tho stock gained
~, allowing for the dividend ~ NORTH
American made further upward dash auh
late in the day the Kansas city Hnd south
crn stocks and the Minneapolis. St Paul
aud SNult Sic. Marie stocks forged IN
wards without explanation These gains
were the exception to the rule, which
wns on the side 90 ioSscs. Amalgamatcd
Copper was supported IN face ~ The post
Ing and closed with y small gain. There
vas heavy setting of the Wabash debcnture
II bonds With loss of ~ per cent. Oth-
crwisc bonds we're irregular. Total sales,
par value, Sg.3JC00c
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THE MARKET WAS
STEADY TO HIGHER.
St. Louis Reported 1000 Texans, Kan
sas City 200, While Chicago Only
Recorded 425.

Reviewing the last weeks record OF the
Kansas City market the Drover's Telegram
says:
Cattle receipts for the past week amount
cd TO 90, 500 head, previous week 1890 and
rs. 500 for the corresponding week last year.
The decrease in receipts and the strong
demand for beef have set prices on the
upward movement, Prices on all grades
Of beef steers we're right at poe higher
than this time last week The same is
true also OF butcher cows and hcIfers.
stockers and feeders have sold at the high
point Of the season. High prices have
curtalled the country demand somewhat
this week, but enough keep going out to
prevent any glut, Trade generally has been
more healthy this week and business has
been done quick. Heavy cattle have sold
freer than any time recently
Hogs were In Just fair supply, total for
six days 40 700, against 4liOO previous
week and $500 same period year ago.
The quality, taken as whole, was the
best OF any week in some time with good
showing of high quality heavy weights on
most days. The shipment OF pigs shows
decrease hut are stlll coming In sufficient
numbers TO meet the demand Both on
/ Friday aud Saturday prices broke sharply
| but ON Monday and Tuesday this decline
/ was about rcERincd The market weaken
/ ed again ON Wednesday and with another
| small decline today prices ar tho Gloss
| show small loss rs compared with last
| Thursday, probably 5ulOc lower, with the
| greatest weakness on good quality and
! strong weights. Pigs. owing TO the small
/ supply, have held up well aud although
| SGloc lower are selling as well as a week
/ ago
Sheep receipts for the week ended last
| night showed q falling on from the pre-
! vlous week arrivals amounting to 1888
/ head, against 1900 the former period A
I year ago receipts We're right AZ 1920
| The market the past week has been featur
ed by lighter receipts az all centers and
general advance IN prices, Values at this
point show n betterment Of 2od25c OF
lambs and $4,000 on muttons Choice
lambs sold up to $3.50 the forepart u th'
| week Wethers sold as high as S545. anC
good Western ewes 10 $500 KILLERS ceas
ed their hearish efforts this week and fel
In line with the salesmen's views by grace
fully acceding TO the demands for hgho
prices. The markets ruled active eacl
day on this account. The demand 10
stockerS aud feeders was limited owlui
10 the small supply Of such stock amon
the arrivals Good 10 choice lambs hrough
today S8.2JdG5o; fair 10 good lamb
s. 1lGG2a' wethers, good Sl.25@S.5N: fsi
SAO0n1 -, good ewes 41565O 90: hest year
ling S5.I5dGoc. Texas muttous. medium
s. 2ld4u0; good 81 T6d5 %.
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LONDON wool SALES,

London. March o. The offerings at the
wool market sales today numbered SaGi
bales. Most NJ tho supplies consisted ~
New South Wales Fine grades sold nom
lnally az full sales. MeUiuos and cross
hreds were steady A small supply Of zane
~ Good Hope ana Natal were withdrawn
as bids did not reach holders views The
sales In detail follows;
New South Wales 1900 bales; secured
u ~ 4. Sls,d, greasy 4ilmlld.
Queensland iOo halcS; secured none;
Clcasv sl4asiad
south Australia 400 bales; secured $50
7Ssd. greasy m6t,d
Niciclia 100 bales; secured 7iadais sd;
greasy 4Gltd
West Australia 500 bales; secured none
greasy f@0d
greasy siS92isd-
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5sM Receipts were 2O7 cars for two days,
Trade i'm onts was inclined toward dull
moss So few peope dare 10 trade IN May
oats that orders are hard TO execute
Country offerings were light ana estimates
are small. though the receipts To-Day Were
liberal Early the tone was weak WIN
otber grain weakness Fluctuations were
narrow and MAY closed easy sc lower az
42Ss Receipts were 225 cars
Provisions were nervous for time nut
eventually lost some If their recent gains
on Humiliation by longs The cash situation
was strong and the yards reported q GOO
hog market offerings early were uheinl
but were well taken. some N me atna ,lInr
hackers were inclined 10 support the mar
Eet and there was good buying bv invest
ors both local and outside May pork sold
10 1908 but closed 2lq lower at lo'bEi2.
Lard closed ia of 10 62i2, and May rios
5dTl5c lower at ST2i,
The estimated receipts for tomorrow
Wheat 80 cars, corn. l2B cars oats, 70
cars. hogs $1,000 head.
Cash quotations were as follows;
Flour-Dui and easy. 49,
Wheat No 8 7o@72la: No. ? red 7s'2a
Vo15sts-No. naa42N, No 2 white 1910
a.: No 2 white 42i2al33i
P3rlcy~Fair TO choice mailing 6316G.
Flax Seed-No. 1 les, No. / Northwest
Timothy seed-Prime 695.
Mess pork-Pcr bbl 1i,sadl59o.
Lard Per 100 lbs 9.32i269 40.
Short ribs sides Loose S.6hfS.IO
Dry sailed shoulders Boxed IlsMIL
short clear sides Boxed 910Q9.20.
Whisky Basis Of high wines 1.3o.
Clover Contract grade SIS.
..-s.ze 0.aif.S.s3
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COTTON MARKET QUOTATIONS

Good ord. ....7A Mid fair ....,N ZIG
Low mid.....,s 116 Sales ,....,.5O
New Orleans. Spots closed easy, prices
l8c down; stock PSI ,0O1 bales.
Low ord..,.,6 pl6 Middling .,...SN
ordinary. ....,TiA Good mid ...SK
Good ord I'm Mid fair aE
Row mid ......S Sales .......3 $50
New York Spots closed quiet, prices I'M
changed; stock l71I25 bales
Good ord ,....TIs Good mid 20 3-l6
Low mid. .Sa Mid fair ....9 lille
Niddling, ,....S7a Sales ....7OO
Liverpool Spots closed quiet. prices
unchanged; sales 1000 bales. Of which 64OO
were American: speculation and EXPORT 800
bales, Imports 2i,Ooo bales. OF which 1880
were American.
Ordinary. ....4 0.3o Mddling .aN
Good crd ..,,.l lT-32 Good mid Az
Low mid a 2l-32 Mid fair ..5 53o
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COTTON CONTINUES TO DROP.

March lost 5 points. April I. November and
December and the other months dropped
IL to II points.
New orleans started to . points below
the previous close. Tho scale continued
30 advance In the first part of the morning
and made the highest of the day In tho
Inter half OF the morning there was y slow
hut cor slant decline amounting to 10 points
oil noon. The wave continued through
half the afternoon when bottom prices
were touched and from which small In
proycment started and extended to the
Nind-up. In the net result March and
October dropped points September 6 and
the balance Of the list went TO II points
lower Sales at the four American markets
amounted to 40l3 bales Spot quotations
we're lowered 1.iGc at New orleans, Hous-
ton ana Galveston ana left unchanged at
New York
The movement was at heavy discount
Receipts at all ports for the day were ~
1896 bales compared with 2l,6i6 for the con.
responding day Of last year. since Fit'
day they have been 45,32A bales compared
with - go for the same time of Ia week
and II ,OjB Tor the corresponding time ot
last year Thus far In the season they
have been 6,7Gi9l1 halcS compared WIN
6.232, $50 for the corresponding tlnc ~ nov ''.
sppson Exports since Friday huvc beth
7O,124 bales compared with "',4ls for the
snme time last week ANA Sb.bfS for the
corresponding time OF last year stock NJ
United states ports i9 tne gay WIS V9 ,pa
same day Of last week and 1881 ~ for the
corresponding day of last year.
The New York Commercial and Financial
bn Ipv
goods situation
Tho Fall River manufacturers yielded m
conditiouaily to the demands Of the opera.
tiyes FOR lopez cent advance IN wages
on Saturday last This was an agreeable
surprise to the trade here, o. up to the close
of business Saturday o strike appeared 10
be inevitable and serious interruption 10
business IN a number ~ directions vas
feared Demands for higher wages nave
been made Ia other quarters, hut II IS lac.
lieved that these VIII also be met hy manu-
fBcturcrs The more nacihc labor outlook
ana prospective uninterrupted output have
not had any influence upon the general tone
Of the cotton goods markets, being move
than Offset by the increased cost Of pro
ductiou, which higher wages moan. Thus
the market H. no easier than before in any
direction and IS higher than a wcok nrn
in some rhe demand has shown little va.
ration IN character and business has been
ON about parity with last week In vol
ume Short ready supplies tell against spot
business and the attitude of sellers tets
against buying for forward delivery.
The strength ~ the market here and the
low price of silver operate adversely "a thH
export business, aud although there HrC
numerous bids Ia the market, duly m coca
sloual small purchase Is made of brown
shertings or drills. Home buying Of the
latter Is moderate, hut sellers arc gradually
advancing prices Blcachcd cottons nrc Ia
quiet demand by the iohhinc trade. but
some fair orders hive been placed by cut
tcrs,up Medium and inc grades arc with
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casting. hut there we're no bids aud that
price WAS quoted Lead ruled steady and
unchanged ~ a. AZ London lead Is "a
lower at fiji 6s I'd Speiter ruled nm
changed here at AS and also AZ london
at Ill los New York iron was quiet and
steady and unchanged Pig iron warrants
remained nominal No. I foundry North
ern, was quoted at rs 5odl05o; No. . foun
dry. Northern. iSONd i000; No | foundry
Southern. II 5niiS. ON; No foundry
southern, 1T.6OqiSO0, Al Glasgow the
large price for pig iron warrants was I'd
NJ 53s Cd Middleshoro was unchanged,
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KANSAS CRY

Kansas city. March -. Cattle Rereints
5000 natives 9oo Texans. S0p calves shade
higher. Choice export ana dressed neoY
steers 6.4nm6,15. good 10 faw 3cs9fs 40:
Stockers ana feeders 3 'Ssa5 IS. Western
ted steers 50Nd5 s.: Texas ana Indian
steers i-0a9.oo; COWS sg0d5 %: native
COWS S5oQS.6S. helfers 473as as: camera
a.ioss. 10; bulls 3. ooi calves A5oRe.o 90.
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CATTLE RECEIPTS WERE LARGE

Hogs-Receirts 300; market Zoe higher;
heavy G55m6.7O; mixed packers G,3pn6 u;
light 5.9Od6.45, pigs 5.7od5,S5. Sheep Re
ceipts 1900; strong; spring lambs 100; ma
tive lambs 6,40d6sj Western lambs 6.fWd
4 "a. native wethers 5.OtMij.Tj; Western
vcthcrS 5UOmj.65; yearhugs 5.IWdb.up;
ewes 4G045.2Oi stockors and feeders 3.OOtG
52J
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NEW nRLEANs-


New Orleans March - The New Or
leans live stock exchange reports; Market
bare Of good butchers cattle: active do.
nand and prices strong; outlook extremely
favorable for Easter sunday shin Tor Fri
day's market Cornfed hogs In request
Enll SUNNY Of shern ON saln
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Difference $3.50 5.Ta2 5Ti,7OO !.
METALS.

New York. March o5 The new copper
rules win so into effect at the metal "
change on April IL next Under these
rules an American copper eau bc traded
In under the new standard contract Witch
Is based on the contract under which busi.
ness Ia copper Is done IN London. The
local market for copper was rather easv
In that i2A was asked for electroiytic and
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Elsewhere, 1-t6c lower.
Yesterdays cotton market was another
exhibition Of Inertia Of reaction. The field
was rich in Its opportunities for the work
OF the hammer-club and the strokes were
driven hard upon the value scale. Renew
cd labor troubles came 10 the front md had
their bearing upon the immediate prospects
OF cash demand From the Wesent turn
Of Affairs IT seemed likely that mills Mt
Lowell New Bedford and Providence as
well as some In the South will not adopt
the example Of Fall River operatives. aud
the weavers are preparing to walk out Nm
less the same advance is granted. 1t will
he remembered that the conclusion n the
Fall River manufacturers was distinctly
opposed to loss NJ time under the exist
ing outlook for textile business. even
though the cost Of production he greater.
The bulls have a deep interest in knowing
whether the conditions now Justify q sim
liar action on the part Of manufacturers.
But the cloud was IN evidence -the day
at least
The arrivals al outposts might have sat
ished any bull, but the shrinkage at ph
mary sources Of supply was not sufficient
to keep down the flag Of the larger CROP
estimator In truth much Of the weakness
had It's origin IN the immensely Of offerings
Of the "actual stuff" while the current dc
mand was considerably moro pliable. The
long interest still feels the consequences
Of "over stepping" itself and pressure
came in the course If liquidation that aid
ed any downward tendencies. u is right
IN note, however. that the power Of abb
sorption on the new decline was trcmen-
deus and from tho sizes NJ some NJ the
blocks that went over II is evident that tho
price level reached served some well direct
ed purposes.
Liverpool was entirely noncommttal.
Sales on the spot amounted to 1000 bales at
the same quotations Contracts finally
stood unchanged to shade better, The
Willingness Of the British market TO receive
the facts as recorded by the American oper-
ator Ia Of striking moment.
on this side NJ the water trading was
highly active. After nm early bulge prices
melted away Systematically and the bear
ruled throughout. Spots were prominent
In the move while exporters quietly cnlarg
ed the shortage in stocks at the scahoard
Fluctuations took a wide sweep and gave
ample room for a demonstration OF the
scalper's skill.
New York opened dowlr on near and
10 less on far options, The scale immc
diately started upward and continued uu
I'll top figures were reached in the lrs
hour. From this there was gradual drol
Of points with recovery Of same after
ward then steady recession Of nbou
points until midday. There wa
not more than points variation for tn
next hour after which steady decline ap
peared and continued In evidence until tn
final call was made In the net result
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london Financial Gable.

New York, March o. The Commercial
Advertisers London financial cahleeram
says The stock market had sngging ten
The public Is Inclined 10 hold aloof befo'e
the holidays American shares were idly
dull, closing weak
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st Louis, March ~ Wool easy Medium
grades l5diTih; light fine i2iadlSh; heavy
hne lOall; tub washed itd2t.
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London Consols.

London March - -Consos for money
"a 1-16; account 94s Par silver dull
% l3lGd per ounce. Money 2Mm3 per cent
Discount for short bills . II lG62H per
cent; three months bills "a per cent.
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BANK cLTARINGs.

Following are the ciearIngs NJ the Hous
ION banks together with the amount of in
crease or decrease over last year.
This week Last year. Inc.
saturday Si.Ss7,g29 $1.4u3.tj2 St2i,i7I
Monday g.. 1862, f21 i.29j.9S7 3nG,4ft
Tuesday :. 1853. $50 1.314315 637 ,61i
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New York Futures.


March ......4 a. AIS July Aug 44th
Mar-Apr. a AIS Aug SEPT .....4 40 AS
APR May 4 A. Ash Sept Oct ...,43ib
May June - 44b Oct Nov ....4 25.26b
J9ne,Jnly - i4b Nov Dec ...A.23b
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Cleared.
None.
Vessels in Port.
STEAMSHIPS.

Vessel Flag
Frankfurt OGer) -.....'''''''''''''''.
Gyller tNorO ........'''''''''''''
JerseymOor (BrD ........''''''''''
Lampasas (Am.) ........'''''''''.
Midlothian Castle CBr) .''''''''''',,,
Warrior (Br.l ....,....''''''''''
crnnnNER
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SCHOONER.
Independent (Am)......'' ''''''''''''
Vessels Destined for Galveston
c,rurANTSUTpS.

SIEA MSlili o.
Actor (Br1. Liverpool. via Barbao0''
Anselma de Larrinaga I'll! ',iIa,sona y
.........,. Liverpool, va :. yorS Il
Breslau Ger. Bremen, VIA Nm Now york 3.
Concho 80, ..;.'';'''''' At Bremen
1lsaninovveer % ir')'''''''''.'...Ll Liverpool =
p lrn4a ooa ,Rr . at Bef3st X
s sobinn fieau 'h'''''' .... New YORK =
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R. B. MORRIS & co.

BROKERS,
Cotton, stocks. grain and isnIlscn,
Members Cotton Exchange, Board Of Tride
and Houston OIL and Stock Exchange, All
markets by private wire References:
Planters and Mechanics National banf
Houston National bank. Daily market oue
tations. furnished. Both phones 1900 10
Main street, Houston, TeISs.
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Glue .,....... O6 dO7c
Prime tallow ,.,..,.-....,'..''.' 'OS'sao4o
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LABOR TROUBLES AT MILLS
AND WEAK Spot SITUATION.
Steady Wave OF Liquidation Proceeded
interior Shrinksee Not Sufficient
Liverpool Non-Committal.
AT THE CLOSE:

AT THE CLOSE:
Liverpool, unchanged.
New York, to IL points lower.
New Orleans, a to II points lower.
SPOTS:
liverpool, unchanged.
New York, unchanged.
Elsewhere, 1-16c lower.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF GALVESTON, MARCH Is

So Saturnlna (Spanl, Porto hic Dhn, d.I
Ss Contessa Adelma lAusIh D'''
phla.
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Houston Daily Statement.
Houston Comparative Statement.

Gross receipts thus far this week lo,st5
Gross receipts 2nj days this season. ISIS, l7B
Gross receipts a0i days 1900 1901. 2,O6s, s2t
Gross receipts 205 days iS99.l900. 1,T04, o61
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Daily Interior Movement.
ComparatlVe Spot Markets.
Other Spot Markets

Galveston Spots closed qnlet. prices i6e |
down; stock % 1852 bales
Low ord, ...64 Middling .....e 7-1d |
ord,nary..... .ez Good MID ....s ii-ia
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Stock at U. S. Ports.

Houston Spots closed dull prices f16c
down; stock e1,270 bales; sales 2i3.
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Receipts at All U. s. Ports.

Totals .l2.as6 1894 6si0.T 20 02T7. 900
Last year .2i,8l6 5i.o56 6.2TT,a20
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The range OF prices at New York and
New Orleans for the active months was as