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. PRODUCE MARKET.

L SEw YORK, Sept. 17:-FLouR-Dsn T. az ~
,, ssSdS Ess Eielssrrds.
FTT nAslsy enss No. red s5Ne Options
sustained severe break TINS rip pI,,ess wealth.
audstoa fo.Ssa ~ stef. LATER Il rallied coy
81 rn na and closed about barely stesdS
S SsiAs decline. May closed at ssHe'' SepfeuD''
sS*s 5sssns ssy X SOC option MARKS, .;ss
cent at opening because o.
crop estimates late Fa!y Sn net decline
ths nSsGet c ta,sis at ss6c December. b7Mc
,SaaH2 setqsSat arn; No, A1SSs;;t "a arm
Hs fMonlet, Out Mea!s-steseGs to 40 Tai.
!astfHa pni refined Ee e rrnrTpeeniuoMFirn,
s,rpnee-Tho market Tor conee lu nIvsSoe Of
fsteny at unchanged prices to an - nrIces X
points and ruled arm az ao mrs. OF ia 10 points
It however the market at thG close p snn
seady net to points s.sn sdGer steady say
ME- st tank nsseEis sr.eFM a'
dairy !epos an sessdFlIIRR a SNAIL sna!l white
S sise fissg State and
taa Pyoatatoes Long Island slas e ss
aaoo1mesilc. sMc foIaes bS Gss
steam, to liverpool, &C. ~
nr GmIo taos sharp ORGY wheat closing Wy
R loss ssoYss srb degree Prot O.
s,igss H;no Rssssedi ee siGsp q
The 'eAa'Ds toS tsa F'Hhfs ss ' low Clos,
=; y: , IS III 81 I'll Ell Ell
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uDRR's ISLAND, Pa, Sept. l7...CATTLE
Steady Choice. $1,000 o,5o prime; MioSss,ss
fss ~ SO heavy york
ers. sG'SS; light yorkers, $a.bo6lS,65i pigs, 500
e.o5; rplghs, $4GbG0 shsep-Weak' t tmst
zoo; choice lambs, $5,hoGlb.75; calves, S7boIs,
CINCINNATI g; Sept, 17T sEnoGs 4 siS
$50 tH sheepNDuif ut sl6oGslo, Ianbs-Dull
Mt * OhG1k,a0 8e-'5H f-'4 'tH4
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NEW ORLEANS la, SEPT. i7'G ful1 asnre.,
SPOT cotton y Eoodh e dea veepooi cables The
Saassa Ss unsettled III en
Sses IT, Hssh Es" snS s
Rssi' u 6seSs, ,g sd as DOWN
and 90 Sogsmee sold io down to oG7 and
an and TO sp s. a and up
es3 1na Ma ,Sesc hi Highest figures Of the day
e s.aHs &c Spn n Showing as s,e's o
sGEl0 po,h's an sentep,her and net losses Of 6gs
. ~ on ali other positions, ID ,pm
tsSre, s s5snaS s ssosemne!
~ so' un,Uns,, osoGoTo; Janunry s:72@o.7a
E sthr,n ,ryee e,74aa,Toi March, a7o1S'so.
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- S1MM10RV1LIN & GOu48
Bank references! Newport News.

Il Cash uuotntio1ls were as follcws-fLoUR:
Firm wbcnt No. 9 red. I sOfis2c. No. . corn.
hiNc.l No. 3 yellow, 5aHc, No. 2 oats. 37c.t
No. . whitc. .a6Nc.; no. q white 3sMao,sc. S9:
. rye, 60 a 1b7Mc Goyl feeding harley. $50!
faaxseed $1,000; no. ncrtllwestrrn. s1o5:
prime Timothy seed $500 y M 1 y. or x ~ sE
al. b1o short rlbs sides loose, ss.Gj6hs10 dry
snlitIi shoulders. s6621s Is.75; short cieHr sides
iiboxed). ss.5ods.75 Glover, contract gra!ass;;
sn 75I 10. n Bit tier Steady, creamcrlns. l5M
2oc. dnirics, 18Nl7hc. EgEs--Firin at mark;
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.o,,v. ,n,dd,inx li15; gross receipts,
CO. GSt9 SSes Sales. 900 bales stock 81 oa4
bales. ,,F-n,norts-Net receipts, 49,
ss bales eT rs tD to the Continent oos
ha les stock, 174.7l6 bales vi receIots, 10 ;
Consolidated at az nritsn. o.5io bales:
20 2os r Gsss e 17s bales. Continent so
la les. ,st at ali seaports--Sct
Total 'nSs ssptbS aes export n. tain
e az naics to France 475 bnles TO tne
tinent 24,0e2 bales,
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va, Sept. II, 1908.
SALES s

virginia centuries-sl, 900 at Of; 800 at oo1as.
yirsInin, Co rolina Chemical Co. prefcrred-So
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snot cotton closed steady midahn nGo 9 nrnIcs.
u o TX. middlInE gulf, Zoo; sales, ooo
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ASSOCIATED PRESS OFFICERS
Those for Year Chosen at Meeting n
New York. K .s
(py Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Sept 1.-THE Board OF, Of
Directors OF the Associated Press met in
TIL. city to-day and elected the following
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10
SALES AT KANSAS CITY.

Kansas city, February e.-The foIlovtng
S sl 81 IeNas and Territory cattle we're
calves, $50 pounds, 265; ii calves iAi
pounds, Oo0i II steers, TSB pounds M
NJ l. AsWinney & Co. Purcell. an stsers
" pounds, 8,65, steers, 9lS pounds ~
A. & Ward, Bartlesville, $50 Steers s3 g
Pounds, 90; S steers, SIS pounds 81
e., Wilson, Navasota, Texas, Al stecrs
So pounds. 3 40; II stays, lily p5Unis
y 70; 4 bulls 1853 pounds 2,TS " W. W.
stan, Ninita, /. r, 60 steers oss no,,H Ma
& no %, 2s steers lls6 pounds, 400. 'VS'1 z
Naval Munger. O. II, 66 steers. l1io
LeSas, a cows, 7se pounds. 2 Is. IN sInsrs
81 pounds 3 40; % bulls. i234 n o,r,5 =
~ 7. Johnson, Oklahoma INV
na,ls. 1851 pounds, . 10; AS hbus ,I75
pounds, 81 P. G. Lanhnm, AdsS y,
-" steers, SIS pounds, 3 Is. " W o;prLy'
- ~ 80. J. Jackson welch, 10 steers
l,AA pounds, 80 Ardmore On and XIII
ny, r company Ardmore, 1873 steers Ills
pounds, %. NJ, Hahn & Brothers 'ri,ir
~ Steers. lfS pounds, 3. so; - steert 5tali
ponnas 80; calves, 40 pounds, K 5n g
a. Woodward, Chickasha. 10 steers iss,
pounds, 90. $50 steers, io7i pounds ie ~
y; W. Bryson, Chickasha. q stesrs S teS5
pounds, s.. d, n Garland. Pocasse,t ~
ppi lSo steers, 476 pounds 8. Is, 1
BlrdweH, Colorado. Texas, AZ cows 30
pounds ECO cows e70 pounds, ? "a 90
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RECEIPTS WERE FAIR
AND OF GOOD QUALIFY
The Market Is a Little Stronger on the
Best Grades--Quotation Un-
changed on Others

Fort Worth Texas, February e.--We had
fair run " cattle the past week, With q
considerable Improvement in quality. aud
verything half way decent We had to offer
ound ready sale We quote the market
'rongcr on the best grades Of butcher
tuf STAGE we issued our last market letter
nd choice cows are selling readily at . s.
IL 90 quotations on other classes IN.
banged We have an active demand Tor
acdlng steers, as some Of the feeders are
uvinr their second cattle. The indications
fge that the buyers will look 10 this mar
,yt FOR their supplies instead ot buying
% the range, as formerly. oar market m
nlshed steers Il showing more activity on
.ccount Of the increased number 1t buyers
$ we have two California buyers who are
making weekly shipments from here.
our hog market is still on the up grade
With receipts not half enough to supply
he demand; tops FOR the past week 652i4
Nc look FOR further Improvement and are
iuotng choice sorted hogs today from 9 %
rs CO,
VIC give herewith part OF our last weeks
Alcs;
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kANSAS CITY.

Kansas City l7chrunrv 9,-Cattlc--Rc-
ccipts 5000 natives t5JO Texans, 100 Texas
and 200 native calves Market steady TO
1Od15 lower choice export dressed beef
steers 45nd58d; fair to good 5.Oo6f4 A.:
stockcrs and feeders 235045o; Western fed
steers 2f0d3OO Texas and Indian steers
BJ6i4 Is; Texas cows 2 5O73.15; native
cows lIJd3I5, native holfers l.000i3. IS:
cunncrs i.OWd2O0: bulls > iOIf6,JO: calves
Z. J0d6.JO Hogs Receipts 1900 hegd Mar
ket 4la6f6 lower: heavy e. Sttfi602l9: lights
63Jd610: pigs GOnd635. Shecp--Receipts
$3.50 head. Market steady; native lambs
4 OO6i6 %: Western lambs 3 sj6f6 10: fed
ewes 3.oom5 10: native wethers 3.5nd4 s.:
Western wcthers 90; stockers aud
feeders 2.5lu3j0.
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ST LOUIS SALES.
lSneclal 10 The pnsA

National Stock Yards. St. Ion,. F.,..
TsSrr; S,~i ne following sales OF Texas ana
Hwns Norwood od, Marlin, Texas 1885 I bound
pound steers, s 81; iOi0.pou5d mil" ' w
n D. k Kgss, Coleman. Texas, calves, $50
steera, SEQ 6o9-pound steers 4 'yyii2'pTSupd
! IsSg . Coleman, Texas, ass pound soul "
70, It0pound cows, 2. c5 500 mound 'pp '.,ss'
2S; i220-pould bulls, 400; i Ssi .rd NM
& ARIA g" os calves no,,s, L. 90 7, II wssaer
miah, Texas, oo3-pound steers, "a, 'esG5ee
PPuH Ta says S;Wi sIe,pound steers. a.
Edison s Co; spEnsdale. AN. ' Ssen5 ma
HIaInnesi S,uoi iShpdnnd calves, 4 Oh. KY
ran, hoxie, Ark, 1892, pound stesrs = u
Pe ~. q X Arkansas, ooeponnd stee Ss
son.s $50 .tpound steers, 800 10 AK,
i rTeelana Son ,oao Cooley Texas, po7.pouSs
pound pound steers, 5.ls; stays, $50 70 ~ i'SS.
sslis; 800 to s2Si calves, ID. 90, 3,ntSo'
ss ssl,es' q a: 80 ,,, ssstvs, Moran Tes.
pound sOwa, a'so d, EskI I.s, co. %, 'SS'
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BREADTH
AND GAINS WERE HELD
The Closing Was Steady ard Only
Fraction Below the
Best. II

New York, February e-There was a re-
viva Of activity In today's stock market,
which brought the volume OF trading above
the level Of last Thursday. There was
greater breadth and variety also in the
denling than for weeks. The advances were
not made all at one time but as sue.
cesslve points Of strength we're developed
previous gains were we'll held. In srite of
the natural realizing under cover OF the
new strength There was pause In the
upward movement after the opening squirt,
but after that there was no general re-
action until the Hnal hour. This might be
accounted for by the prodt.taking sales Of
the room traders who saw a larger DAYS
prcht accrued than fer many days past
The reaction was somewhat emphasized by
reports that new proposals had been re.
ceived from Germany concerning the Yene.
Euelnn settlement which threatened to
open UP the whole question. The closing
was steady and generally only a fraction
below the best. Commission houses re.
ported some increase In outside business
and some Of the largest business OF tho
day came from houses with extensive wire
connections In the East middle West and
the South. The upward movement orig.
mated this morning In the Gould stocks
and the bltuminous coal carriers The
Gould shares have had the advantage OF
en- influential pool, which has carried on
operations In the various securities OF tho
group for some time past. Their special
activity OF Saturday and Of today was pro.
tessedly based upon the active measures
taken TO complete the Atlantic outlet for
the Wabash system. In the case of the
hiiuminous coal carriers, the motive for
the buying was the settlement agreed unon
at Indianapolis between the miners and
the operators, fixing wage scale Tho
possibility Of dlscord over this question had
been a shadow upon these stocks for soy.
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NEWRECORD IN COTTON PRICES

packages Of cotton goods. which hiss been
verified by shipments from New York for
the month Of January. amounting TO 3S;.
$50 packages for China rs compared With
l2,A1o packages for the same time in
1902, all countries taking 54.073 packages
against 2I,s01 last year Therefore II re-
mains 10 he seen whether such trade con:
ditions will continue by the making OF
new engagements for future delivery.
These conditions summarized show that
the position Of cotton Is very strong and
leading operators are looking for 9 still
greater advance. There are no predictions
Of a hurry in prices. but the market IN
der the present influences Is very feverish
and in the hands Of excitable spectators
may take an unexpected course at any
time.
Liverpool opened hrmer, with quotations
"a to N points above the closing figures
Of Saturday. The market was active on the
decided American advance and continued
frm throughout The remarkable strength
shown in all the markets was felt TO the
highest extent at Liverpool In both futures
and spots Little gain was made In prices
during the day quotations remaining al.
most the same figures during the session
At the close prices were drm at a range
OF IA to s points above the close on sat.
urday Tho demand was fair In the spot
market and prices hardened. Al the close
quotations were points higher than on
saturday
New York opened arm, with quotations
S 70 II points higher than the close on Sat
urday The market Immediately took IRE
on the sharp advance at Liverpool and
prices rapidly went up, March jumping
from 9.06 az the opening to Isl IN tae
afternoon, while Mag rose from ., l3 70
Q. 81. Trading was very active and buying
was very heavy. just after the highest
point was renched some selling began
vah ..A Dh
The strength OF the market was aided by
the advances IN the spot markets and the
continued strong demand for cotton 10y
manufacturers, The market closed hrm,
with quotations 10 20 % points higher than
Saturdays close.
New Orleans opened steady, with quota
lions TO points above the close on sat
urday. Bulnsh adviccs from Liverpool and
New York gave the market very strong
tone and the activity was great during tho
whole season. LIverpool's heavy advance
caused the high opening and the bulls lm'
medlately took charge and ran March from
% to - while May advanced from
GA TO Q a. The gain continued upward
without great ructuntion during the DAY.
At the close prices were arm, with l9c
figures slightly below the highest mar 4.
showing an advance ~ Is 10 Is points over
the close on SATURDAY
The current movement exhibited con
siderable dcdcit Receipts at all ports for
the day were 2s3o3 bales, compared wi'n
a6. 637 for the corresponding day Of last
season. since Friday receipts have been
AZ. 652 bales. compared with GS.341 for the
same time ~ last week, aud JjiNS Tor the
corresponding day Of last season Ilus iar
IN the season receipts have been bo'4, ~
| bales. compared with 5al2.O29 FOR the cor
responding time Of last season, Exports
since Friday have been Io,6is bales, com;
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Conditions Continue Unchanged, with
Prices Firm.
inc week opened up IN the local rice
market without any change In general con
d'uons, Receipts OF rough Rice we're mod
crate while sales Of clean were very small
The demand for clean rice continues good
while the supply ID not quite equal TO de
mand, which gives a firm tone to prices.
Quotations have undergone no change
lately, but remain about the same as ON
January 1.
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METALS.

New York, February a-The Londt' ~
ket was lis Sd higher, at flS2 rs y II
spots md 1888 5s for futures. bciDI T.
market was higher and firm SPOT y
closing at % ood2o As Copper itF''a
5s in London, closing at t56 l5s f'' NJ
and f56 5s for futures, lJere copper
tractcd considerable attention and W. Z
fered freely. but without resulting 2 z
portant Transactions Prices, Aoneg
were held slightly higher ana tae .I -hre
was steady. Standard II % ana - noIssss.
lake II. 70d12 %: electrolytic. Y We n
castings 70 87ldl2 rs. Lead va, ! I. Z
higher in London, at ~ s q s.. n. I
NAMED quiet here at I l2H sp sss 4
London was qult at 40 4 "a s WV !,
cally II was firm and a ilttle ns IS
3 00d5 .o5. Ison was STEADY ao'Y n, ii b
ing al SSs I'd in Glasgow, and a. . -
Middlesboro. Locally II Has P''A
nominal. Warrants are ncminal
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COFFEE.

New York, February 0..-Conee- Rio
arm No. I invoice ~; mild unsettled: ~,
pet gaip, Of . 70 20 pglnts sales gS,5a5
July co. eEptsmhpr I ,fndtf psi Oelnhsf
., co. Ssysmbsr 800; December S,aui Jan.
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Established 1852.
CARGlLL G. RICHARDSON,

BROKERS,
Members, New YORK Cotton EItai,a
New Orleans Cotton Exchange, Llygya
Cotton Association, Chicago Boiri 4
Trade.
Offices Houston, Texas, Cotton 4
change; Houston, Texas, 2ns Main Elss
Shreveport, La; san Antonio, feIis
Orders executed In Cotton, Crib III
Stocks, Direct private wire 10 ell lig
exchanges References; Commfrtll Y
tional Bank. Houston. Texas; NAtloaaI Clt
Bank, New York; Hibernia Bank AID Ii;s
Company New Orleans.
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HEAVY ADVANCES MADE
IN ALL THE MARKETS
Cotton lie Vey Strong and Higher PHees
Are Expected on Account OF the
Good Spot Demiuid,

At THE CLOSE; J
Liverpool, 7 1-2 to 8 points higher
New York 10 to % pc nts higher
New orIeaps, rs to 1sJpoints higher.
SPOTS
Liverpool, 8 points UP.
New York 10 points upl
New Orleans, i-9 up. ~
Galveston. 3-16 up.
Houston, 3-t6 up.
ESTIMATES FOR TO-DAY:
Houston, 1000 to $4,000 bales,
against 1854 last year
New Orleans, $4,000 to $4,000 bales,
against to,16s last yeor.
Tho advance In the cotton, market yes
terday was surprising and the exchanges
were animated with feyerish activity that
was unusual for this season
Liverpool showed sreat strength even
after the report was issued fro IN Manches-
ter that business was less favorable than
pasl. The eject on the market was not
Estceabe, but the advance In futures was
Noticeable, for prices jumped ~ to points
higher, and this led to s decided advance
20 the American markets at tts opening.
New York opened S to II points, up, while
New Orleans opened to S points higher.
The bears were alarmed at the outlook
and a nerce struggle ensued IN their en-
desyor to corer their shortage. The bulls
took lively hand, too. after prices had
begUn 10 Jump aud their buying was an-
other incentive toward higher figures
Prices advanced rapidly, attended by some
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10

oil Prime crude SSHS5h; on crude 500
Sits; prime summer yellow 20; on summer
yellow nominal, Meal-P Prime ~ .00Si n a5
Cnko-2l, 90,
New ntleans February q cotton ,sea
oil ffipir fehrea, In barrels, 4ni "a -.
nrnsd. IN barrelh, S7h prime crude, lssss,
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LIVE STOCK AT FORT WORTH

,,rhe, Texas io7o-p cthd steers, 8 90; 1888
pound steers 10, llamm q Dupree, long
iuppfloh, Texas. 1OOf-pound steers, 8.75. {.
u Brown Wills Point, Texas, 1oG2.pound
steers, TO- 1l0.pound steers. 800, $50.
pound steers 3 So; SIf.pound steers, 9.soi
ho5.pound steers. 5,T5; 0to.pound steers,
3 co; Ts5pouhd steers, B 50i i15O-poutd
stays. q o6 tioo.pound bulls, 900. b. a,
Rust, Texas, 8bi pound steers. z s5 1880
pound buls, 2,s5, Thlrty-nlne hundred
fctans steers, mostly 10 lower; COWS
steady calves lower
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF GALVESTON, February 0.
ARRIVED
None.
CLEARED.
SIS Aioiia tBr), Havre via Newport News
SIS Magdala OBJ, Bremen via Norfolk.
SAILED.
SIS Hannah NJ, Bell he. }, Rotterdam.
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REVIVAL IN STOCK MARKET

sthl dayt' Another wage settlement, which
escmen TO gather lmportahce ss II was eoG
scored, was that between the NisHnnri
karsas aud Texas and It's employees. III
settlement Is " importance iii itself and
n addition, u seems TO DO Understood tha
Is TO form basis for agreement on pril'
NHS9uy al the railroad systems west Of %
missouri river. The pacihce. grnugets I'M
eouthwesthrns consequently were oil YER
strong These settlements report waEr
ana corresponding increased. expenses, bnn
inc Willingness Of the roads 70 agree {
terms IL received ns assurances Of advan
tHges TO be derived. The cuugested freight
tiafnc Is an Impressive demonstration
t rno hish level Of business aciiyity an
AIDED conditions, It Is true. are q dsnd
vantage, aud promise some bad eject o
earnings, but the existence Of the ennrmoi
traffic Is demonstrated without disput-
While II Is evident that the heavy ADA
tionnl OUTLAWS must he made by the rni
roads for facilities to take care " their traf
nc ne conviction Is Emwins, tbgt u
ture prosperity Of the railroads IN spit
ut the Saturdays weak bank statement YIN,
money market gave no cause Tor repressln'
: per cent In the late trading on Nh
stock exchange There were some proml
mont lnggards IN today's upward motcmcn'
q prices. notably the EriSss aud lhe rnli
did not share fully In the strength Of ~.
market. but the strength was fairly coin.
prehensive and ctnhfaced n long list o.
representative stocks and also quite list
~ minor industrials. on speculate
theory Tint this class Of stocks had n bot
ter chance for future growth OF yaue-
thnn the already high priced railroad stacks
There were heavy spots In the bond uinr
ket, but enough points Of strength "a mak
the tore Irregular. Total sales par Nalur.
S4.05O,o00.
New York Exchange.
New York, February D.--Prime mercantil
paper 4&n5 per cent; sterling eXchang
Arm ~ 4 81 % for demand and Mt S. ESQ
I. 81 30 for sixty DAYS; posted rates So
4 SO: commercial bills S3i6d4 81. Bar
silver Az. Mexican dollars 3Iis. Govern
ment bonds easier; railroad bonds irregular
London Money.
London. February 0.-Consos FOR money
90 15.16 for account 03ik. Bar silver steady
at 81 15-16d Money 3Am3% per cent
Short bills 39sn3h per cent; three months
bills 8 5-16d3B per cent
New York Money.
New York, February O. Money on call ga
3 per cent. Closing offered OF az per cent
Time money steady. 60 and no days, IA per
cent; six months 4lad4sl per cent
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Other Spot Markets.

Galveston spets closed firm. prices s.i6
up; stock 100. $50 balee.
d doS,, ord, .,--.e,s M NnNI ,S. --,.sy
Coed ord .----6A MID fair .1olk
Low mid. 49,. .SeA Sales ....,,..2.i02
New orieans-spots closed strong. prices
u up: stock 30Abi6 bales.
Low ord. .....7M Mlddling -. or
Ordinary. 49,. 1A Good mid. Il. o-Id
Good ord . .eiA Mid fair lOL
Low mid .....5 e.16 Sales 1850
New York Spots closed quiet; prices 10
points up: stock t40.2O4 baies.
Gpod ord. .s.86 Good mid q. 87
Low MIDI. ,s.07 MID fair $50. 10. Is
Mlddlng. ..,0.35 Sales ,... 400
Liverpool Spot demand fair prices hard.
enlng, points up; sales 10000 bales. OF
which $500 were American; speculation and
export 500 bales; imports 1900 bales, OF
which $500 were American
Good ord .....4 20 Good mid. ....b.1S
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pally lntener Movement.


The following are the closing quotations
for cotton on the spot today az the leading
markets. together with the closing OF mid
ding Saturday. with sales today:
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HOUSTON

The following are the quotations for tbs
Houston live stock market rs furnished by
the A. c, Bell Live Stock Commission com
pany;
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Houston Railroad Receipts.

Following are the receipts Of cotton by
the various railroads entering the city
Houston and Texas Central ......,. rs
international and Great Northern '.l' ~
Galveston. Harrisburg and san An. ~
Texas and New Orleans ..,.,,-.-,.. %
Houston East and West Texas,...., X
Gulf Colorado and Santa Fc..-,.,,' @4V
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass. ...., =
Missouri Kansss and Texas.
Total - ..............5.7o7
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SALES AT FORT WORTH.

Fort Worth, Texas, February o.Repre-
sentative sales:
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COTTON MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Houston Comparative Statement

Gross receipts thus far this week ll592
Gross receipts 100 DAYS this season i,3So,41o
Gross receipts leo days 1907 1907 .6ss.Ht9e
Gross receints l0n DAYS l9nl 1901 4. s4S,o-'
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New York Money.

New York, February O. Money on call "a
3 per cent. Closing offered ct Az per cent
Time money steady. 60 and 10 days A.? per
cent; six months 4iad4st per cent
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GALVESTON STOCK.
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

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New York Exchange.

London Money,
London. February 0.--Consols FOR money
90 1919; for account 03ik Bar silver steady
at 81 l5-16d. Money 3Ad3% per cent
Short bills 39sM3h per cent three months
bIlls 8 o.tGM3M per cent.