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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-09-25
ABUNDANCE OF CROPS.
Wheat and Hay Will Offset Light Corn
XiAld

Washington. Sept. 25.-Secretary
Wilson of the agricultural department
says:
THE corn crop was late and light.
There will be plenty of corn in the
country. besides feeding last year was
Improbable and many feeders will
feed less this year.
"A heavy hH crop was secured this
season and pastures have been, and
still are in excellent condition.
Wheat will be good crop in all
countries where it is grown"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-09-25

94ov, 900 of state bonds at price that
would net about 3 per cent interest.
but the board refused to purchase
them at the figure There is about
1000, 600 in the permanent school fund,
nearly if not quite enough to take up
all the outstanding obligations of the
state. c. G. Gowran of Grand Forks
was before the board yesterday and
negotiations are on for the purchase
by the school fund of school district
bonds that are held by customers of
his.
The board yesterday bought 27,000
of school district bonds that were Of
fered. The largest single issue was
$4,000 for Edmore.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-09-25

tie beams, ten feet high. solid except
for truckway through the center
The rest was filled with a miscelane-
Gus cargo, and with three or four boats
loading from the contents it was filled
continuously from loaded cars waiting
with other cars strung along the rail
road as far as Mckenzie. A boat load
of lard would go out of the mass and
one could hardly tell that the pile had
been disturbed
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-09-25
CUT IN PLATE GLASS PRICES.
American Manufacturers Trying to
Kill Belgium Competition.

Pittsburg, Sept. 25.-The prices Of
plate glass have been cut an average
of 10 per cent The announcement is
made from official sources and the re-
duced rates went into effect at mid
night The cut is made for the pur-
pose of saving to the American manu-
facturers close on S2.000.000 worth Of
American business which the Belgium
manufacturers have been enabled TO
take from them 1t is the purpose of
the American manufacturers to put
the Belgian producers entirely out OF
the American trade
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-09-25
NEW KING OF PAGERS.
Prince Alert Lowers Worlds Record
by Two Seconds.

New York, Sept. 25.-Prince Alert,
the pacing hero of hundred races and
the champion of score of half mile
tracks. went against the worlds pac-
ing record of l SO held by Dan Patch.
and lowered it to 1:57 at the Empire
City track. Prince Alert made the
quarter in 29A. half in 5S. three-quar-
ters in 1:26A and crossed the wire in
LIZ
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-09-25
saloonkeepers Are Barred.

st. Paul. Sept. 25.-Hereafter the
ranks of the Knights of Pythias In
Minnesota will be closed against sa'
loonkeepers, bartenders and profes
sional gamblers. The grand lodge de-
cided the question at it's closing meet
ing and instructed the grand chan
cellor to enforce the provision to this
effect. passed in the supreme lodge as
far back as 1894.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-09-25
Euralars Wreck Bank Vault.

Roberts. Wis. Sept. 25.-Burglars
wrecked the vault of the State bank
of Roberts at 2 a. m. with nitro
glycerin, securing so far as known
only S35. Inability to get into the in
ner vault makes it uncertain whether
the safeblowers secured $500.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-09-25
WORK or EXPERIENCED MEN.
Bank at Prairie du sac, Wis.,, Robbed
of So 900,

Prairie du Sac, Wis. Sept 25.-The
Sauk bank in this city was entered
ard robbed of $4,000, the theft having
been committed about midnight and
the thieves taking a team from the
rtable of George Mockler. got to Lodi
q time for the $50 train to Chicago.
lhe work was evidently done by eX-
npriancpd men
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-09-25
Aged Wife Saves Helpless Husband

New York. Sept. 25.-Owen COnIan,
eighty-six years old and helpless. was
rescued from his burning home in
Plainville, Conn. by his wife, who is
seventy-nine years of age. She
dragged him to the window of their
room on the second floor. tied rope
about his body and safely lowered him
to the ground. She was then rescued
by the firemen.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-09-25
SETH LOW RENoMlNATED.
Again Named for Mayor by New YORK
Republicans.

New York, Sept. 25-The Repub-
lican and the Citizens Union city con
ventions met during the evening. the
former at the Grand Central palace
and the latter az Cooper Union. and
nominated Seth Low for mayor.
Edward NJ. Grout was named for
comptroller and Charles V. Fornes for
president of the board of aldermen.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-09-25
Messenger BOYS on Strike.

Chicago, Sept 25.-About 400 mes
senger boys employed by the Illinois
District Telegraph company stopped
work during the afternoon. This ac-
ion was decided upon as protest
against the employment of negro mes
senger boys and to secure an increase
of half cent for each message deliv-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-09-25
Traffic hampered by Foqe.

London, Sept. 25.-All channel traffic
is greatly hampered and at many
places entirely suspended owing to
fogs. The North German Lloyd steam
er Kron Prinz Wilhelm. from Bremen,
Sept %. for New York. was delayed
at South hampton for twentv-four hours.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-09-25
cROssCUP MAY RESIGN.
> Chicago Judge Wanted by Norther"
Securities Company.

Chicago. Sept 25.--It was current
rumor during the evening that Judge
Peter s. Grosscup of the United states
circuit court is to resign from the
bench to accept the position OF gen
eral counsel to the Northern Securi-
ties company Judge Grosscup Is not
in Chicago and the report could not
be confirmed
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-09-25
HARMONY OF INTERESTS.
Hartman Forms Alliance With Hill.
Moruan Lines.

New York, Sept. BE Fl. Harri-
man. chairman of the Union Pacific
and president Of the Southern Pacific
railways. is reported, says the Herald.
to have formed new alliance with
the Hill Morgan interests and Will ac.
cept a position upon the board or dl'
rectors of the Erie railroad
AS another example of the harmony
of interest" the report is regarded as
significant
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-09-25
Four Men Killed in Collision.

Marion, Ind, Sept. 25.-Four men
were killed here during the afternoon
when an interurban car ran into con-
struction train on the Big Four rail-
road. The fireman of the locomotive
Is one of the dead.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10

the mnrkct was fairly we'll supported, the
close was easy with May az $40, glte.
ranging between BIN and IS Local. u"
rroyisjons were quiet and there was ut
tle change In value, but prices were Gov
prlnr by shorts IN May lard, Trading vas
largely local, aud no special ieatures we.c
nanlfssted Nav pork closed 2h higher
M ia a2is; May lard was up 1ls, AT palI
while ribs were 2m@b higher at V'Zo~
Estimated receipts tomorrow--w Wheat ~
cars; corn, $40 cars; oats 40 cars hogs
$1,000 head. .-,,
Finur.-Steady, 1900 -. 49,.
No Q red 1jMMI6A. 80,
Corn--No, 48&; No. 2 yellow ts2s;,
oats-No . 35N; No. white SoQ3ess'
Rye-No ? 40. ,,,,. ,l. g.
Barley-Good feeding 42u4o' lhlr 70
Tie1 secdGNo. j ]. IL; No l Northwestern
121, 60
Mess norll-pcr barrel Ii A5@ll 90,
Inrd-per 100 pounds . o2lsd9 .5ife
short ribs sldes--Ioosc 9. OdItD. -,
Dry sailed shoulders--Boxed : l2'IdS'-o'
short clear sides Boxed 9.3i'9ml %.
| Whiskv -Basis OF high wines, 20.
an Tho produce exchange today the nut
| ter marker was quiet and steady; cream
ery 16625; dairy l50t22, Cheese -straaN'
i3Jd14. Eggs-Weak; hrsts, lsl2
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10
WHOLESALE MARKET

oil demands, though quantity Is being
sold for seeding purposes.
Baldwin & cargin received yesterday
car Of fine California yellow onions, which
will supply the local demand.
There Is a scarcity Of good apples on the
market, but a sufficiently large stock win
arrive shortly for all demands.
Texas eggs are scarce, but there Is am.
pie Kansas City on hand. Quotations yes.
terday were weaker, az II to is cents,
The butter trade was active yesterday
aud showed Improvement. There was NO
advance in the Elgin market, quotations
remaining firm
Referring TO dried fruits coast mail ad
vices say: stocks on the coast are close.
" concentrated into strong bands and ex.
crpt IN Il small way no pressure Is being
used ut this time to move goods 40 doubt
stocks In the East are heavier at this sea.
son Of the year than E generally supposed.
This 10 owing to the very slow movement
by rail- of oil Bastbuund freights, causing
very late delivery Of large line OF fruit
orucrCd prior to ana intended for holiday
I trade. Some dealers are OF the impression
that this peculiar condition of the cured
fruit situation will become more und more
noticeable ms spring advances by lack ~
what In other seusons rs known Us the
spring demand. In any event stpckt on
/ the coast are not hurdensome and IN some
! lines so closely Cienned up that we expect
10 see ciehr field by the time new crop
/ is ready for market.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10
GRAIN MARKET WAS BEARlSH
INCREASED SHIPMENTS
CAUSED DECLINES
Liquidation In Wheat Followed un,svor
able Reports and Prices Fell or.
Corn Made an Advance.

Chicago, February o. Bearisa statistics
resulted in weak market In wheat on the
hoard Of trade today, May closing &c lower,
May corn closed Ac higher and oats we're
down &c. Provisions closed drm and May
products being from 2tsc to Tlsc higher
Weakness prevailed in wheat at the sthrt
on heavy worlds shipments, a large In
crease In the amount on passage and liberal
receipts IN the Northwest. May opening Ae
lower, at 7o%d1Bisc. Trading was slow
and Of limited volume early In the day, but
on reports from Paris showing an advance
there Of from iMc TO 2%c, the market be
came decidedly active and a quick advance
was made to Sohc. AT the advance general
llquidation set in abd the market deelined
as rapidly az It had previously rallied, aud
May sod OH ia tese, The mtter part OF
the scsson was generally weak, with one
90 two shght rallies, and the close was
near the bottom, with May &c lower. AZ
TDhGUB, Minneapolis and Duluth report,
I'd receipts Of I45 cars, which, WIFE local
receipts OF 81 cars, ! Of contract, mads
Tug cars against 60 last week and 5s2 d
year ago.
There was a bullish sentiment In corn
In spite OF the weakness IN wheat, and the
market ruled firm throughout the day. Com
mission houses were the best buyers and
there was little disposition to sell, except
/ from local longs who were anxious to So
cure prohts. The weather was favorable
/ for the movement, but no Improvement wat
| shown In tine ear situation good cast
| and export demand were the main pun rae
/ tors The close WAS firm, With May "a
/ higher NJ 4lhsd45%c, after selling hetweel
| 45%r and 4l&c. Local receipts AS6 cars
! > of contract grade.
Trading In oate was active ana the Sent
mcut in the pit was somewhat bullish on
| good cash demand and strength IN corn
! Wheat weakness caused considerable 'iqul
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10
|ntAtST IN TRADE Il Es.rroov
Was NOTED YESTERDAY
. A.. Scarce, Demand fol
rps' ' ioht-Eees Are Weaker
Pn'''' Butter Is Firm

,.r,s Improvement in the local
y l! n market yesterday, and dealers
~ 70 good weeks business
is',Ia y during the month
haaap s. we're very satisfactory IN
'iasip TS..' fruits and vegetables re-
y y. mos most attention. Country or
= o' .,s heavier taau the city trade
= :. a' y, shown much tendency to-
y .,, IN this month Prices are
I s,,s aud unchanged
| "a. an advance Of 10 cents per
/. Al all varieties.
....,s demand Is light but the
4 = i band is not large.
.su scarcity OF poultry WITH
~ ,,m.ud at higher prices.
..., /, overstocked on tomatoes
sl'' nave consequently declined.
.,,,ly Of potatoes is sufficient for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10
L In. MIsner & o.. Letter.

Houston, Texas, February "a very IA
vorable Liverpool induced a fairly good
opening In America. hut good weather and
fair receipts, combined with heavy liqui.
dalton and some short sales, caused sag
ging and undecided tendency During the
afternoon rush Of shorts to cover and
fresh buying by large bull Interests caused
a scramble and firm closing at practically
the highest values of the season,
The spot demand continues good, and rs
uduidation has been constantly In progress,
and as sales for short account have iu'
creased the Impression is general that o
further advance Will be- seen.
II Is We'll however, 10 consider the pro
trac. ed and decided enhancement Of values
and although sentiment IS distinctly bull,s4
reactions may occur.
Liverpool is due TO be 5ls points higher
tomorrow. j. y. WSner y 90.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10

wANTEp-To let 100000 yards OF good
slip aud wheeled scraper work In guam
titiea 10 snit outfits; good prices- al
dress ps. NashlAnd' IeRAs' 1ro0AS 'iost
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10
POULTRY, eUTTER ANO Eoes.

st. Louis, February .--Poultry--Lower;
chickens l0; turkeys 10; ducks 49, geese s.
Butter-Steady; creamery 100 %; dairy II
r2O Eggs-Lower; fresh l5h
New York, February Eggs Receipts
penusylynuia. average best, %; Western
fancy n; Southern 2oq2OAi refrigerated
l4Q1H
Kansas City, February Eggs-steady,
at 10.
Eigln, February o-Butter--Firm, at rs.
There were no offerings and no sales, the
quotation committee fixing the price. The
sales for the week aggregated bOo,OO0
pounds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10
VoIIsTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

horns, l5c; Wisconsin full cream dairies.
10c; Wisconsin half cream, l4c Wisconsin
y und prints, i6C
EGGS-TpXas, lSul9c; Kensas, lSc.
ItRAUr-NeW IA half barrels, 81 500
. u; hvc-galon kegs Ito.
ONiONS--per lb, 1Wd2c
PEIPER-C new, l5dl6c per pouadi
black singapore, loo
POTATOES Colorado, sUc per bushcl
PEANUTS-Jumbo, per pound i19c;
f0ncy hand picked No. l, Olgd53tr.
POULTRi-Ch hens, good, 81 .5d
20; fryors, large, 50 50a3 ~; ducks large,
So 2 as 50 geese fun leathered, - COO
So turkeys, hens, 80 0Odll %; gobblers,
ST. o. ais 90.
TOMATOES Mexican, 6-hasket ctates,
s. 5Lu2 70.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10
Aa,n.a,d- ~ q CoIa Letter.

Houston, Texas, February 9.-Another eE-
citing day IN cotton With the bears the SUI
ferers and the bulls jubilant. Liverpool
started the advance by closing points up
on contracts and mp on spots, with sales
OF lb,CUU bales. Now YORK closed 10 70
Lirler. with May at . 1880 Port receipts
Mere Is 1913 Uales, against 3B,63I, with New
Orleans And Houston estimates az 24UOO
bales, against 5000. spots IN good de-
mand, X to 3-lB up IN all markets.
LiyerpOl Is due to be TO g points higher
tomorrow Hayward, Wick & Co,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10
NEW YORK COTTON
Opened Firm and Closed win Net va"
OF 70 % Points

Opened Firm ana ClSssu w.
OF 8 to % Points
New York. February 0.-Tho cotton Inar.
ket oponed firm, at an advance Of 70
70 points. under active covering o. INNS bas
\, noei immediate INCENTIVE ~ me Py.
nstfcrd strength OF the market ~ N
o5r which reported an advance o. cot.
~ 1oints befor me opening w ME 5 rPpporte
10 ~ MI hgies. In addition 10 the Ell
~ 7 tvernool II was seen tnat tne Wy .ar
o . for the day would compare ia ,si
ge hy With last years Following tae e ,,aS
R 49, there was considerable nqha3Huv,n a
K 70, ,roits which carried values payh "
a point or 50 under t the 9pshn Was en-,
INN ad by the estimates for tomolF r, 7. |.
stn,s AZ Houston. which wets " .-s,s, Z
Iees's - i2llO bales, compare rsr ,, 800
49, 49, last vcar The effect OF these hsu ,be
n i, h ,r momentary, howegsf' ana Ky
NuS tome gave way rapidly peio'g ny ~
eassiiTa cnvering OF short traders' NJ ~.
active INVITATIONS that the public wsh pS,
msrf Interested IN the MARIE. s az
so,inas and, while the estimated ~ X
DIV rro,aidSred heavier than eAps.Hs 20 VA
,Mr e Tor exports, which reachea 0-''''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10
SUGAR

New Orleans, February o.-sugar--
centrifugal 8kd8& centrifugal whites ~
"a; yellows 3llm3M; seconds 24m3 bio
Molasses--Quiet: open kettle nominal, az Is
as; centrifugal 6G1s, syrup-Nominai;
l0d24.
New York, February 9.-sugar-Raw
steady; fair refining 3 3-i6; centrifugal, 90
test, 3ss; molssses sugar l5-lei rennsd
steady
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10
2 Richard Cooke 6 Co
Z 3. Beers Cotton Letter.
1sneclnI 70 the Postl

,,g Especial 10 Inc fost.l
~ New orleans, February a-rhe Liverpool
.d.t.es were more favorable than looked
~. consequently our market opened 9 20
I higher, but declined. 20 shortly aItes
hihn IA large New Orleans, Galveston and
gh In .n as5imates for tomorrow. Later In
housssssion the hrmness OF spots brought n
srs.s huvers. occasionlng an advance Of ~
tresn Sren, hettom. Near the close resliz'
e - essioned a decline Of 8, making the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10

APPLES-Ben Davis, barrel, IS 50d4 90;
BANANAs- Loose, Sl25aL5o; packed,
81 5OMi.1j.
titles, "a %
barrels Sl1 NI12 90.
LEMONS cssiuas, 50 50G4 no. Iall'
forula So. 50G2 70,
LINES Mexican per basket, 81 lodl IS.
ORANGES-Caufo per box, 50 Vo4
g5
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10
METALS.

TIN Firm $40 nOT32 70: lead $500.
GALVANIZED SHEET IRoN-7o and D
BLACK SHEET IRoN-No, 81 50 60 per
100 pounds s,o znn7
II 60 per box; old style. Sl6 5o9ls 90 per
box. ,. oo>s,,,, 49,. ~
CORRUGATED lRON-GalYanlzed, ~ 10
per square.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10

net gains 10 TO l6 points on the day: Port
receipts for the three days aggregate 800,
against 81 600 last year. The dive leading
interior towns during the same time have
received 20,o0o, against 1900 last year
Tho scmi.wcekly receipts at the thirteen
leading interior towns are estimated as
pointing to 5000 against 1000 last year
Manchester cables say that during the pass
week there was distinct falling on Ia
the demand for cloth and the turno
was smaller There were a few practlcablo
offers from India and China and some un,
Important Levant inquiry. The continued
demand for spots is the strongest feature
in fhe situation II there is no curtnilment
In this inquiry values may improve fur-
Their The higher prices advance the more
optimistic does sentiment become, notwith,
standing deliveries are ranging from D. ~
to Q. 40 such Agures certainly discount q
great deal However, sentiment Is very
6nliish. but tho liberal receipts and the
possibility Of war between Russia and Iur
key are Factors which may change the eN
listing feeling when least expected there
fore. we suggest that our friends from NOW
on should trade conseryauyeiy; >,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10

WANTED-Th International
Tnsp and trust company offers very
attractive proposition 10 agents, hustiers
only need apply; good money Tor good
men Interna tiopal Loan and Iruas COM
many. Boz 5e7, Orange, Texas. u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10

WILL, TRADE for Houston real estate,
ten-r5oni frame dwelling with " acres
n, GRAND facing two streets, within the
t,g6,mlIe limit OK Los Angeles, CAL; cleo
tric cars 10 the door and all eonyenieleeei
los Angeles IL on 4 boom. Address res
3. Mulialy, box All, San Anterio' 1eS.sso,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10
c,,oiII 4, Richardson's Letter,

Houston. Texas. February 0.-lt was a
6srce struggle among the bears In cotton
to1sv They tumbled over each other in
tbeIr efforts TO cover, aud with the help 81
some large bull buying In both New Orleans
o,d Vow York stimulated by a huoyHnt
TJt.rnooI thcy succc, ded IN accomplishing
,.hat seemed Inevitable During the carry
session In our markets arg nu ius VIE VIE
seen around the opening, pNncipai{ IRON
shorts, and the pressure TO Srn Wn aE IN IN
loved Indicated that top prices had oe'h
reached hut later a large Boston mouse,
together with brokers who represent strong
Providence spinning interests. came, mo
the New York market ana took az III
Nsrs offered. buying IN un United quaint,
les This large buying created a via
stamnede from the South, and buying or
Iotb accounts was sent Into the market :
from ali sections. The future markets
added strength 70 the sPot PoS ~ lo..
y,ifh quotations advanced 10 points IN New
yorE Nc In New Orleans and 3-loc ID
Houston and Galveston. >. !,
There Is a new deal on III cotton. II ~
M Longer A thing that can be hammered
and Kicked around at the will OF Few mar
Eet mgnlpuators. II rs comm dlt' th4l
n nr0eDorous world needs 10 cover tleli
batks. and Is as essential TO living IS 1000
~ tbcir sfnmnchs We are becoming NOR
1ronvinced each day that a new era h1i
dawned and that cheap cotton IS thlhe
~ the mast During the past two yea
yra have seen even higher prices thlt
| quoted today, but due Utmost 'hLTelE u,
| he workings and manpulations Of feN
~ mn now we Ind the staple SELLING
/ tnor, lis merits. With the whole w"rla nh
! ca +ake MI offerings 4 sharp reaction nov
| seems IN order 10 US although thefe Is no
| n single feature, which, 10 our OPINION Sii
pe i Tu,ry is due to be to points highc
,oniorr5w Carg.l & Richardson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10

Texas eggs are scarce, but there Is am.
pie Kansas City on hand. Quotations yes.
terday were weaker, az II to is cents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10
Richard Cooke & Co.'s Letter.

Houston. Texas, February a.-Eshmates
sor Houg.an and New Orleans for tomorrow
% 100 ba.es. against 24,OOO: the ports 5000
balcs against 5000. Memphis and Au-
opsta received 800 haes, against 1900.
SIr Pr,ce wired US on Saturday night;
,1nalcated May corner advances whole mar
.pct. odrlse covering short. - Inls mes
200 ,onyinces US as 10 his fair dealings
su7b ne ON Friday before tue visible sup.
Nc was posted he like many the balAht9
~ ~, Vas bearlsh but with the figures ana
~ ie,nnr. az the trade he saw an al
wy oe ipeyitable. He climbed into the
hand wagon and spent HUNDREDS Q. uodnIs
irving 10 get his friends In win MN.
81, M and are going 70 stay win Dtmi anu
anon he thinks Il hlgh enough NE WIN VII
80 mat IL IS sale or course ne Ean !
ss ,igbt all the time. but be Is most. FROM
M v page & Co.. our New Orleans CORE
aro-aent We got the io.lDwinsi LNer
aSf cables expected no serious reagron
70 resent; don't think situation appre-
,tst,d n. COX for higher prices.
The statlstlcs! position Is 20 sughg INN nm.
,,niess the movement incrcAsih VeT nehN.
liz Inc buillsh Significance WI ne nkriy 70
Ia 10 great speculatlre a&dfltg ana "
P asssIH ,o G9 ia1tRs s.1N +%otognt
ia{sS SsSrpeol. whiis Sr points up, came
nea it than 's@e.ted and is due 5 po nt'
sisasf 'OmJ> Richard Cooke & Co