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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-16
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-16
THE NATIONAL GUARD.

The officers of the guard are consid-
erlng giving a grand military ball some
time in the near future. If things are
favorably decided upon the affair Will
be one of the most elegant in the his
tory of the guard.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-16

Nearly all the officers attended the
oand concert last Sunday evening when
4 special programme was rendered in
their honor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-16

The football team has been getting
IN some excellent practice during the
past week in the large drill hall which,
on account Of the freedom afforded by
the spaciousness Of the room, is almost
equal TO outdoor work.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-16

The signal corps win become set
tied in its new home during the present
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-16

The troopers have all arrangements
completed for their dance, which takes
place next Wednesday evening at the
-Rrmory.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-16

The signal corps indoor baseball
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TO be played with a like organization
representing the Y. NJ. c. a. The sig
nalmen are accordingly requested to
meet for practice at the ATmory hall
fOy1qOrrONy evening a O'pI0olx
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-11

prime n!no %ht ass4o prime winter ysiow w, a9qt1 I
raw 44q45e; Calcutta raw. 75c; lard OIL sSgs5c.
PRoNIsIoNs-There was a sharp break all along the
session tnal prices being lowest most except
1aEd. which rallied little the close on covering
getting 10000 and Western points 1900 Moreover live
Uss were lOc lower ard 10000 expected IN Shicaso on
SSS9Hh-Easy: quoted Mess S1sqs!s 90; family S2og
Ness $40 56asiI fami si66$is packet s4asi5 So
e e1ote indsS $40 sss SSas BEEB
pigs. sIsc.: .cI;TMEArsSPicked bellies easier:
i2.al2lsc Picked shoulders quiet quoted sac Piekied
so h rnnt quoted Quoted S
II &c city lard easier; quoted 1O60d s5c Refined
Brazil kegs l3c Compound quiet; quoted 7Iza7$4c..
sTEARINE-DuIl; quoted Oleo lard stearine,
RICB-The market is steady to firm with fine grades
Of Japan In good demand Stocks large ana
offerings of strictly desirable grades promptly taken
up Quotations follow Domestic. ordinary. 3hq4c fair
20 good ~ q2e; prime to choice 5l4a5Pse head 5Eg
nestle 4Gi+se; Java, 4lsg45sc; Rangoon. in bond gag
sCGAR-Rehned sugar was dull and irregular List
prices were unchanged 1t is said that the beet granu
other rehners The present basis is about 42Oc Some
brokers. however. that marketed at the
ydt owing TO the fact that 1t viii be packed IN
elolh Days. We quote Cut loaf crushed and dom.nos
Eagle confectioners eranpatd 7on 1gIe coarse and
extra fine granuiated 5Sc Eagle , N caStens and n
bags OF fine graduated, 465c; Eagle 10 bags of fine
sTd 4Sc Eagle ns granuated and stand
ers A. 430c: No 420c: and g. zoe No 4. 415c;
59oS 10 10 ass: No il Nc 4c 10 NJ $ sSe no 8
3!0c Nos Ii and 49, 365c; 10 COO: Eagle powdered
Arm With very little sugar ofeFsd for sais
IN any position Rehners are willing TO buy the fol
o%ing basis Centrifugal 90 35c; muscovado. 50
TEST. 5'sc; moasses sugar, 50 test 27sc The London
beet market was nat and qlld lower with November
unchanged with Java at 9s and December IS Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-11

-coPPER-coPper was subjected ID, to oons Id
sT i skened g. Sd with spot closing i5 lis 30 ana
sTl,sf also worked lower standard closing
losSe ca nominal cai sRe at ii TiN-n
also ana lower in London SPOT mere Closing y
S S%s a. the iS' market while dull showed slight I'm
RSsa %ss T siad fP0 and S0S
tIS lSs Sd IN 62edon locally at Soc while
sSy.1oed g 70 I'D t and MddesboTo at
Ne%YoE market steady ana uneaanfeq sHs25
gnd SoTheT .,, Nc sasds sgRdF Southern and
MoLAssEs AND sYRuPs- Molasses was in goo der
especially toE the zines; s9es so is cSrcs snd
offered syrgpf are sle2ay pgS eu eenfuga
Common sZaiSc; fair isalee; good l7g22e prime 2SS
S91se faT i5gi7c: good isa2oc: prime, 2lG2sc fancy
ness Continued light especially ov the or Sesses
Rates ana f shf request and the
steam 1enRs asehaHssd caotatons: Liverpool Gas
EST aP n ga od Hs%Os P 2.
pig Der ioo 10 be London oats Is cHARTE ISy,
british rs iaTso oT c9 s
steamer $500 s STs sFH sIsas ssO tons cotton
ooI :. Bremen D 1i CO. ,eEs NSTcm6eF
British 50 5S6s aaPer psh steaner 1853
tons timber Aobs 70 Liverpool S.,; , SIen ~ Ne I
Fo 49, British s: tons sq Rb steam st:agt to
.nd sssTss hs g Baitimofs IS
sh asSa Ss tons Sd British steam 2a
ION. time charter IL months private terms
S:,-sS steamer tons West India race one Sti
bills crude petroleum, FhlIa-
TIP S 20 cote 2s prompt German bark llO4 tons
ceipnla - hence 10 NoutevIdeo Buenos Ayres
ssyats terms schooner eo7 tons coal a ons
% .@S PStlsdenha 10 wilmington, " g, 81 thence 10
lumber IS 80 and port ehsrges sho 9e 4s
q Eatteras logwoOS. - % ana roots. q .o'
booneS s65 tons dry cypress MayPoIt 70 sT6OlH
scnOoneLs coal out from Weehawken tec; schooner
ET1Ve .s tss Brunswick Newly ISc; schooner
- SosS; Ioi7 ana L0se tons. coal Phiiadslphia TO
.cbooner loSl tons, same pFlEats leI
PSrtlanc' "a ions coal Philadelphia TO Salem 81
sobeoner sss tons coal Phsae2sa 20 y, proyiSsSee
&c s.gs steamer 1866 cotton. savannah 70 In
BUG nrivate November SorNeglan
sio Is fons general hence TO santos private
-. oo..o,saa5 oil mar
let S,siness remaining quiet except i ssS-, sctis
AoveIes reent prices Refined pesrolegIn Is nE With
pTSs bis 81 So and ~ bulk s. S PhisesealA sSls
iiN.stii. s,k SIS 20: refined, cases sSH-a2IAs
- ~ ~ -. oil prime crude. mills &c; prime
uaEsr ye1s sslos SO, butter grades n0ninaii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-11

.ueT Exchange special Liverpool cabes-spot cotton
As 0d 600 bales 0is 1905 bales American PSs
ana cosed ey net 10 5utp Pen SPen oSeT tedy
JsnnsTry ss7s NOyember-Deeenber. 4.22b. DecenbeI-
Jqy 43ob Juy-August 1905 Manchester yarns steady
FLOUR AND NEAL-As usual the market was ad-
XeTseiy affected by declining wheat prices buyers taking
ghsn full previous values had to be paid ouoiaon
SPTng patents :4asl winter stTaights s. So
ssa No winter SO aqss To- extra No winter g sod
6gotcd F sot to R good DO
brand c.,I Quoted; Kiln dried So aoqss 45
yellow 81 55asi Is: coarse 81 2S9si FEEb 5a
spns of ban sP bulk si rpo ass s to h
Sis 5o ag sl7gs2a in zoo n sacks city feed ss@
h0 GRH1S ShoR So %; 9ilnesi SOS 5Oa$27.
Visible wsT seen sar yestedsy bush
eSuC o3 in the movement showed yester
bush aTyas at interior points aggregang
So-, seHtaent was naturally bearish and the
WITH WITH December especially active qudaon
during day was in the last hour When pce Te6
f5sd partially on demand shorts due to export
failed to me sy n coTn The export business hoTeTe
9Sds No hard Manitoba here 16 loads outports
The worlds shipments were 600 600 bush less than last
sssh Foreign markets were Influenced by he American
5sgtd and Paris markets 10 points under iqudat0n
cars !ast week and i223 ago. The weather
conditions were unsettled together with
shoftage in the West rise the gossip about q
possible decrease IN the movement Throughout day
local market outside Of liquidation; foreign
houses paid little attention market. outside
trace was only OF moderate proportions. The local
ceaSed i%I60O bush and contract supplies decreased
lS4o0 bush Quotations cash wheat o b ahoat
basis, were as follows: No hard Manitoba, S2sc;
EoFthern Manitoba. Hisc No Northern Duluth. S22sc
30 Northern Duluth. S05sc. and No red New-YorA
a6sc al prompt, No red elevator, 767sC--.-- CORN
The situation In rather a weak at first
owing 10 Indications that government report might
be a bearsh II also affected by
of both December and May. The weather map
favorable but TUESDAYS
in the leading States Near the close prices
rallied by export business that final prices only
81 Is 400 bush mixed local outports
did % loads for Worlds shipments 100 900
bush smaller than the quantity passage
decreased $500 00o bush English closed
trasted with $4,000 bush The government
report indicated Weld OF % bush total
crop Of 2542 5000 bush. compared with 1852
bush last month l5225iaOO0 bush actual last
bueh compared "a 600 bush year ago. The
quality so against 1871 and
$50 in 1900 Local stocks of decreased 5000 bush
for the week No corn closed &C elevator. 657c b
ahoat: No white 66ss and No yellow. Csc
oATS-The market depressed by moderate lquida-
-i~1 ard r-rle5 fhro-~Nouf the dav with Hval
bush while stocks decreased $500 bush. No .
white. 36G3sec track mixed nominal; white
35iR G37c and standard white. BIC. RY Market
54izc No 54a54isc track sales we're 1900 bush No 2
Western private terms ahost. BARLEY
Market steady: feeding quoted AZ Ale and mailing
4s96oc. both Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-11
OTHER MARKETsBY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, Nov. observation-disclosures 5000 head. incIud
ing 5000 Westerns; 1OG20c lower; good
4OQ$7 poor medium. So 5OQ$6 stockeTs and feed
$2GSi as 81 4OgS4 So heifers. QS5i
81 4U$2 so. bulls S2G$4 so; calves So 75S5 90 Texas
fed steers, SSQS4 % Western steers IS 50S6 so Hogs
Receipts to-day, 1900 head: morrow. 700: LEFT
1000 10G15c lower than Saturday; mixed and
butchers So 2OqS6 co. good heavy. IS A0dS6
rough heavy, S6$6 light 50 l5qS6 So bulk of sales
IS 25aS6 40 SheeFeceipts 10000 head. sheep steady
lambs steady good choice wether So 50QS4: fair TO
choice mixed s. 5O4S3 30. native lambs, So 50dSj 40
Cincinnati. Nov. lO-HOgs active. 50 25dS6 40. Cattle
strong, Sass ~ sheep strong. 81 JOdS3 35 Lambs
strong. higher. 50 5OQS5 Is.
Kansas City. Nov 10-Cattle- Receipts, Is 500 head
natives 21SJ Texans calves 100 Texans, 1850 natives
Corn cattle lowest active steady 25c
lower Feeders slow but steady 5000 calves
hand and buyers wanted Choice export beef
steers, So 2JUSI fair good S3QS6 p stoc6ers and
feeders s. 9Sf Western fed steers 50 JOd Texas
and Indian $3d$f So Texas cows native
81 5OaS+; native hefers 5UGS4 40; Gamers S
s. 70; bulls Sass, calves. S3GS6- Hogs-Recepts, 5000
head Market l542Oc lower; top. So 45 bulk sales.
50 3OgS6 A. heavy, 81 250SS 49, packers IS 27a
So i5: light SIS 1886 42a; pigs. IS 50dS6 - Sheep-R
celpts, 1900 head Market steady strong: native
lambs. So 60aSJ % Western lambs. sass
IS i0SS 90 native wethers. So O5GS4 Western
ers, SSqSf' stockers and feeders. 81 9OdS3 .
East Liberty; Nov. 10-Catte steady choice. So 158
50 30; prime. 80 13NSS good. 81 35gS4 lower:
prime heayes IS 5oa Sc 90 mediums s. So heavy York
eTs Sc 29q$6 30; light Workers. So dS6 80: pigs Sc ESQ
81 roughs S5gSJ So sheep steady wethers So 80
S5 culs and common 5OGS2: choice lambs SIS ESQ
IS so Veal calves, 81 5O8$S 25-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-11
5inaurial

s. -: 81 PENNSYLVANIA z n at $ so; 22S Buffalo do
63 37ls so 10, So % 1O4 Buffalo sheep
100 ~ So so; ~ state do 100 10 at So do % 10 az
do 100 10 at So 60; 1s6 do, 1O7 10 at So So ls9 do %
J. H Wiikerson: 2O4 Buffalo lambs. II n. at s. 20;
Newton & Co: 2ss West Virginia lambs 50 70; at
50 90; Sc Kentucky sheep 121 10 at IS go OF do lOo To-
at So 80; bucks. lI6 70. at So.
Mcpherson & Co; 159 Pennsylvania LAMBS % ID AT
So IS Pennsylvania sheep. 50 10 at 50 % =. ,
D Harrington state lambs % 10 at s. IS; 80 de-
n, so; 20 sheep 1O2 n, at 81; 16 do IS 10
at So %. 8 do. III n, at SO 30 -
H H Hollis: Is lambs. u 10. at S. So 4T4 DO
n at s. 90 81 do 1iS 10 at IS IS do, go 10 at s.
J. H Hume Bro: 429 state lambs, 20 NJ az % 10
l9s do 81 ~ IS % us Vermont 60 n at g ga
Sc %: II DO a2 10 at SIS 50; IS do. So 10 a S.
George & l. $. Dilenback; 1893 lambs, - y. az
s. 10 do 81 ~ at 50 %: 20 sheep 100 10 at % % IL
AndTe% Mullen g slate lambs 70 n. at IS 5O' So
5eirs 10 Wright 3 CO. 81 State lambs Sc n az
IS SO: IS sheep, 1O1 n. at 50 so.
J: G. Curtis & Son: State lambs. So II. al 50 so
HoGS-Recepts were 81 ears or 9s62 head. ineud-
ing rather more than cars for the market PRICES
100 n; few CHOICE pigs at So 60; no western hogs
ID for heavy 70 lishtweisEts.
sales-John P. Nslsgn: Il State hogs 166 n aver
s Sanders IL state hogs 14s 10. at Sc 80: IL do.
247 NJ a; So So roughs. 1s5 ~ at IS CO. do 4l0 n
Geo & L. s Dilsnback: 10 state hogs. IOe 10 at
IS so; roughs. 363 10 at S. so.
Judd Co: 26 state hogs $50 n. az 50 so; do,
51 H. at SO 80; roughs $50 n. at IS 80; stag. 80
J. H. Hume & Bro; 10 state hogs 1s2 n. at
j. G. Curtis K Son: 10 State hogs 151 Sc 50.
Kerns Commission Co: State hogs. i1S n. at IS so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-11
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Tcrk November TO- 1902
COFFEE-Speculaton in coffee resumed this morn
trading OF Saturday. but With the tendency OF prices
Upward rather than downward The opening steady
81 partial decline OF points following the continued
weakness Of the European markets reflected by the
worked downward. closing loss Of = pfg
the contrary. after opening unchanged 10
franc lower, showed steadier ana at her close
net = - franc higher Both the primary markets
points JUST about line with expectat ions-that
IS in harmony with current crop expectations
The Improvement in the French market the signal
considerable movement locally which orig
chiefly with the commission houses. whose clients
apparently inclined confidence IN the
theory that severe decline should naturally be
followed by reaction This buying, assisted ~ mod
purchases by The regular bul party, proved amply
sufficient absorb the continued offerings Of the bear
oontinCent spot interests and houses with Euro
pean connections. The buying seemed OF tentative
ttle genuine bull sentiment could be found. but be
apparently prevailed purchases the present
a comparatively safe. At the
market sui feeling the impulse Of these pur
higher constituting the high point OF the day on
total 10000 bags The spot market quiet
tt steady with quotations the basis Of 3-l6c for
No :. Total warehouse deliveries IN the United
states for sl.S7s against lS2 2l5
Rags last week and 1898 bags for the week
YEAR axe. OF the former amount NeT-fork reported
I7.c3 Santos receipts were $4,000 hays Tor me
-esek Is compared with 23l.o00 bags last week and
"a the week year age RIO re
Ceips aggregated $1,000 bags against $3.50 bags the
previous week 1900 bags last Rio shipments
zone 81 900 bags Santos shipments the United States.
600 hars o eO3, 600 bags Bahia weekly
CENTS zoo bags: stock 81 Oo0 bags Bahia shipments
% ne United states 250 bags, 70 Germany, 1850 bags
ne ' rnee q contract prices to-day
was IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-11
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET,

YSvsrpooI Nov IO-Closing- Wheat-Spot firm; No 2
red Western winter 9lsd No Northern sortins os "a
~ Csiifornia as Sad; quiet; December, os
s7sd: March IS sd; May. nominal GorI-Spot quieii:
a--is Uxed IS ID futures. quiet January 4s 57sd:
March lid. Peas-Canadisn steady os % a9pS az
Pacific Coasp nF 80 l-SsL o. $3.50 Vras
tern p5s Hans-Short IA TO ID n steady, S6S Cd
tSarc,CS,n1terIand cut, Is 80 10 duh. SSs; short
rS I6 no "a 10 weak 65s long. clear mi8dles. light
to 40 n. quiet 61s: short. clear backs 10 70 20 n
sSouIdersNsquare. II to 10 70. steady 52s 3D. Lard
Prime western tierces. firm S9s Cd: American re
a. nails Cd. Butter nominal Cheese
strong: American finest, white and eolorei 5s- Tai
80 Urine cty Arm 2gs Turpentine-Sprts steady
s9S "a Rosn.Common steady. IS Sd Petroleum-Re-
0nad ouet 81. Liaseed oil dull, 24s. Cd TaIlovr-
AustraIan in London. firm 34s 81. Cotonseed oiI-Hu
refined; spot. easy. 24s Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-11

Spot closed quiet, with quotatlers penis s e.
~ tie basis OF zoe for nioolng uplsho ,. So -
markets teiegraphed as follows: nS biss
Noble easy unchanged. al 7se' salss - ss,ss Ia
sannah quiet and easy, uncnansso - - Sc. saieF
~ bales. Wilmington frm sc lower a. We
sosinsI unchanged. at sac ArgusIa stsss, 49,, me 51
lover T7kc sales 30 bales. ST. LOUIS 9SAets
SsaRsee a. ls-lso: sales. 90 bales s IN - p Sse.
eL SeW-Oreans for tomorrow are 2Ov,y 20 -<'o ~
g cQInpared tb - 42s bales actual last weez aic
20 baleg Tor the same Gay year ago Az nosoh -.
tonorrow 10 500 10 20 800 bales against 10 oatss
actual last and 1855 bales year so v,1S % 0
bales actual FOR fe same DAY week ago and zofs1 b@4es
- TIE corresponding day year ago a., sa, oo-r
ttecepts a ports ana interior
PARED WITH lie same dsy last wesk and last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-11
LIVERPOOL. COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL Nov. 10 Z -Cotton--SPot- 6t:
49, points lower; American mtddling fair 4eO;
GOOD mddng AGO. middlng. 452 low middiins. a.,
Good ORDINARY ordinary. as The safes OF IHe
day were 5000 bales. OF which 500 were Tor sPeep
80 400 bales including IS 500 American Futures opened
quiet and closed easy; American miadIlnss 0, %
buver. December January. 4Sl seller January anu
20 Keller; February and March. $50 seller;
March and April 4SO seller; April ard May 80 seller
Nav and June 43O buyer. June and July. sou buyer
July and August, 40 seller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Nov 10-FIour firm: best patent spring 81 20
81 6o bakers straight spring S4aS4 p: bakers clear
So patent winter 81 25Gs4 So clear s. 50qS3 10 cracker
flour. IS 5ogS3 80: hOur. IS 50lS4 Wheat-Spriug
hrm: winter good inquiry; No red &c: No white 7sc
Corn unsettled. No yellow. 60l2C: No 3 .
SOC No 3. 5Sc. Oats No white. ?
mixed. 32iac: No do 81 &c. Barley 496T6ic rive
No in safe. Canal freighs steady: wheat Also
New-York
chicago Nov lO-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-11
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY NOVEMBER II, 1907

lots 4o9eoe clover mixed prime e5 7oc clover. clear
SOUND, AW-StTaw shows scarcity.
and prices favor buyers bulk supply choice
bright eoored, however, quoted Receipts OF hay
ana straw in reported the Produce Exchange at
noon to-day; Hudson River Railroad, 4sO; Erie 400
pennsylvania, 30; Delaware Lackawanna and western,
10 West Shore, 90; Lehigh Valley 80; Baltimore and
Ohio go river barges 10; canaboats. $50 Total 222
the ElKtn Board Of Trade to-day, and though sc
higher than the quoted price the holders did not SELL
The official price fixed 25c and market declared
nT Output Of the district for the week was given at
pounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-11
NAVAL STORES.

The market spirits turpentine dull with Sale
asked machine barrels, which is nc under sat
urdays price probably quick bid under that would
find seller. Rosin remained firm. Tar steady We
quote;
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-OH and machine bbls. 649
54l2c.
TAR-Pine bills So %: oil bbls 81 30.
81 50: e 81 IS; F 81 30; G. 81 30: H s2 10 81 4oS
s. So X. So NJ SIS So N So 90; " G. 81 20; W W. 81 so
STOCK HAND.
-
SpirltS turpeutine pHis
80
Wilmington. Nov. lO-sprits Notwithstanding do
ing receipts 20 bbis RosiR hrm 81 251Sl 50 receipts
81 bbls Crude turpentine firm 81 1898 receipts bills
Tar firm 81 49, receipts. 40 bbs.
bbls: exports 1875 Rosin hrm receipts. ls5O
bbls exports 3.525. Quoted B. C 81 So D, 81 40; E.
81 As: 81 so: c. 81 so; H 81 so; 81 o. X 81 50: NJ
SO: N So so: w q, IS rs; W W. 81 Is
Charleston. Nov. 1O-Turpent!ne and rosin UNCHANGED
London. Nov. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3Ss I'D Rosin
American strained. As l0sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-11
Visible supply
sane lime 1901

c0TTON-A good deal Of excitement prevailed at the
Exchange. large: values de-
adeay lower The market opened easy. with prices any.
where unchauged 20 points lower Much OF me
tine the market very unsettled VITA me iss,ls
lowest point prices showed Use
u 1918 oiDr. but sust before close there was
partial rally market finally steady az net &c
cline The early weakness toliosea els-
appointing cables the English markets netting oeene
q points SPOT prices and 3Ra points on the FUTURE
ls; Ignoring advance Of 4GS points maze on SAtH
same the market was unfaHoraDIy IN
fuenoed Nv Tire generalization in. Wall Street Many
Wall people long OF cotton and solo out 20
q their Commission houses were
active as sellers: the selling movement was
general largely Southern orders me SCUM
en spot markets generally easier your OF the ea
ING points renortfng decline OK anywhere from l-oe 10
Sc lie resi- rorfed no change IN prices but generally
feeling local market Tor spot COTTON closed
uonts decline spot markets. however
have shown less decline the future schedule The
the large crop preolct4ons
Feature Of situation accounted Tor ~ some on te
score scarcity. claim. however var MADE
last year IN explanation disappointing movement
and decline to-day considerable cotton was so-
EoEbed basis, on bee1 thet inc me
weather had muen TOP crop material
= work generally assumed lhe Noih4 saaes VITO
sailrnated $4,000 bales -, -,-.. a.. a..
prices IN the lou-4 ~
were follows