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Public Notice.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
The City of New York. once OF the city CLERK.
City Hall. June I. 1908.
THE LONG ACRE ELECTRIC LIGHT AND

The City OF New York. once OF the City Clerk.
City fall. June l. 1908.
THE LONG ACRE ELECTRIC LIGHT AND
= Power Company having presented It's application 70
the BOARD Of Of The City OF New York dated
IN. 18th daS May 1908 for the franchise right ana
privilege to lay and maintain suitable
conductors with the necessary poles pipes
t Streets avenues public parks Rnc places in the Bor
within the territory bounded as fol-
lows: Commencing formed By the intersec
5etD street and easeriy sioe OF
thence running soutneTty aIohs te
saserlv side OF Fifth 9TH to the sontheastery
corner OF Thirtythrd (3d) street ana tth t5hl
thence running the southeriy size o. @
sv-thtrd s3sdl Hudson river thence running
easterly bank Of SAID tucson river 70
the northweserly OF FRty-Etnth tohl street;
thence running easeriy along the nctheriy side OF F
;nth f5ethe street northeastery OF Fifth
mth1 avenue and Fityninth 6sth) street 10 the
noIn or place beginning for the following objects or
prnoses 10 manufacture, produce generate and
eceirrtiIafe and transmit, sell furnish supply
commercial domestic, manufacturing.
municipal and lawful electricity for ns
heat and power other and 70 Hight by electricity
streets avenues parks public and private buildings
vith.n the territory bounded aforesaid
NOW pursuant direction by resol-
zion Of the Aldermen OF The City Of New York
which wa, adopted On the i0rh day OF May 1908 and
MAJ 1903 public notice Of said application is hereby
given and that Chamber Of the Board or Alder
in Hall, In the Borough OF Msnhattzn IN
The City of York the 18th day OF June isoS a,
the afternoon, sucn application o. re
Long Electric Light and Power Company VIII Do
said application are noseo 70
be present time AMI place eforesaia az ~
tuny will then and asre be given them 10 ne neaLe IN
relation thereta r. J. bCu1Lsis Nis N'NA~
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Financial Meetings.
Foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

CtJJPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NE"
~ yorx-Afran Isein. Plaintiff. against John DAVIS
Adams and others Defendauts.--lu pursuance OF
1-rsnt Of foreclosure duly made and enteteu
in the abcve-eutitled acJn. and bearing cate me
Of 1903. l. the Undersigned the fIeL-
area in said Judgment named will sell at pubic au
at SalesroOrn. NO i6l ISroau"aS' ~
rjTl dsv OF June 1903 II O'Clock on that DAY
Auctionser, the premises directed ~
and therein described as IoI
md those six certain lots or aIu
with the buildings improvements thereon erecte1
stI,sre living and being the City Of New Srk ana
icf taken together and described as fo4
lows to wit: Beginning the corner FORMED oy tLs
eastsry side OF Madison Avenue az
OF Forty-rtth Street running tnece
Fastwardv aIong souttery side Of Forty-ftn Stree
with Madison hur dred rect
inches 10 the the block thence WesSady
and parallel Forynft1 Street tH-enTy-hve IeeL:
Southwardy again parallel win MADISON avenue
enty-ve feet: thence Westwardly ana again pTlie
with Forv-ffth hundred feet 20 the eastery
side of Madison and thence NOrthwarcy along
IN of Madison Avenue enc hundred ana
twenty-five inches 70 the point or place or
premises conveyed the
Davis Adrian Isen and wife by deed
tareousI, said said fndentu-e OF mort
gage and bond accompanying the same being given
to secure part purchase eJrressed IN sac
deed The land described lies IN the Borough o.
Manhattan IN Section Number IN Flock Number i<'S'
o. Lar Of the City Of New YORK.
Dated New York. MAY 18th 1905.
1880 LOUIS r. HASBROUCK. Referee
FREDERIC DE P. FOSTER. Attorney for Plaint1n
Wall Street OF Manhattan City OF New for
The Following diagram az the property 20 be sold;
Forty-ffth Street:
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REORGANIZATION
OF
UNITED STATES SHI2bUILDIaa GO.
To the Holders OF
First nortgage Sinking Fund Gold Bonds,
twenty Year Collateral and mortgage
Bonds bethlehem Steel Company. Pre-
ferred Stock and Common Stock OF the
United States ShipbuiIding Company

R renuest of the holders large amount OF the FIST
Mortgage Sinking Fund Gold Bonds Of the Twenty Year
Collateral and Mortgage bethlehem Steel Company
and of the Preferred and Common Stock OF the Chteo
States shpbulldng the undersigned nave con-
s.nted TO act us q the Reorganization OF
the affairs OF the said Companies. under a fIan ana
~ee- m REORGANIZATION cated May 25th' l9oS' ano
fled with the Depository herein mentioned
Holder. of the Bonds OF the Preferred and Common
Stock Of the United Shipbuding Company who de-
to share OF the said Plan and Agree
ent arc requested deposit their securities with the
City Trust Company New York. Depository. 30 wan
Street New York City before the 18th day OF June
1903 Certificates should be endorsed in blank
Negotiable receipts certificates Of deposit VIII b
issued in exchange for the securities deposited.
Comics of the Agreement OF Reorganization
may application to the City Trust Company
Of New 10 the Secretary Of the Committee
New York May 9th. 1903.
GEORGE r.. SHELDON,
Chairman.
CHARLES S. FAIRCHILD,
JOHN e. BORNE,
MAN PAM,
CHARLES w. wETMORE.
REORGANIZATION Committee.
SULLIVAN & CROMWELL
PAM CALHOUN s. GLENNON.
Counsel.
WALTER W. LEE. Secretary.
No 90 Wall Street New York City.
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Boston
Notice of Summons.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW
~ York County. Hedwis Bette. Plaintiff. Egafnss
Camp Defendant Trial 20 be had N
S-vS york County. To tho above narned Defendant.
yor are hereby summoned answer the complaint
IN ths action copy Of your answer on ms
pains attorney within twenty days after the service
~ ans sunmous exclusive % the dry o. service and
~ use ~ your failure appear tcdgnsns
viii he taken you by default for tho rsles De-
mard N complaint
Dated New York April Q. lSl5- - v-xx--r-r
for Plaintiff Once Post once
broadway Borough Manhattan. New torN -
To the defendant James Camp; Tha toresons $50
"A served upon you by publication pursuant 20 An Ss
OF Hon John Proctor Calte % the Jusscss s a.
Supreme OF the state q New 1erS catee - 80
day June. 1aoa. and hied win me eot - tns
OF OF County % New aosNs
County Court House m New County. IN the % e-S
OF June. 1905
Dated New Yo-k. June B. 1908.
Attprnsy for PLAINTIFF Offcs and Post once adorers
$50 Broadway, Borough OF MANHATTAN. Ne" A~A NN''
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The apuroxiruate amount OF lien chaTgs %
satisfy which the described property Is 70 D
with fro the 6Ih day OF Nc!
1898 together and allowances amounting os
Es!465 interest from the 18TH day q May 49,
OF the sale. Inc appIoAL-
mate amount taxes. assessments, or otheF usss
which are TO be allowed purchaser out o. ths
purchase moey raid by the Referee Is SS4slSt aad
interest.
~ LOUIS B. HAsBgoUCK. Referees.
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The ternns of subscription to be as follows:

hed N be o Complain a
The of subscription to be follows:
THREE
NCLU
$500 SHARE BETWEEN
SHARE BE-
sPEC1FYfNG
rants have S rr form @ the
be grfa 5gr the RfTf%T A
.,usnt
0 negaaoe
October
t.
be eXchangeaoe
parties paying the final hstalneA o 0'A " '
T6e fUTpa the last In
SGD Win
PAYMENT OF The ST VIII
EGoTIABE STOCK
1868 FoP STOCK 9TH 1898
ng interest 6 the the fets
stock receipts faqa4 be ne 9Th
rep VII sTG
THIS PREGE BE Ft ND
The RATgs @ m REcoGS1zED
in indicated
ad sa are S stockholders unless
allotment will nned b ae0g M SUM- ~
Philadelphia or at % OeD1 0' ~ ~
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west 4fsf Street

The approximate charge satisfy
which the property s. be sold Is Eight
thousand hundred and dtty-sevsn and 80 OJ dollars
fth interest thereon from the 2sh day Of April 1903
together With aiioD amounting Five
hundred sixtytws and sS1Go dollars. with interest
1913 togsthsr with the expenses or ths
sale Of assessments OF
other which be allowed the purchaser OUT
purchase money paid By the Eerer-e IS I've
hurd-ed dty-s.x e0-f0o (S25o 2o dollars ana
interest.
Dated New York May Eth 1903
EUGENE n POMEROY, RefsrsA
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Bowling Green Trust co.


2e BROADWAY, NEW YORK
Capital, $780, 900. Surplus, s., 600
OFFICERS
EDWIN GOULD . President
WILLIAM II. TAYLOR LIST Vice-Presidens.
JOHN A. HILTON Sd V. Pres. & treas.
WILLIAM Nj. LAWS Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Charles p. Armstrong, Myroa /. herrIck'
Geo. R. BidweII, Edward /. Jef'cry,
Frank Brainard Edwara r. Ladew,
Robert c. c.owry, William NJ. Laws.
Edmund c. Converse. ]. W. riidieEdorf
VIM Nelson Cromwell WinsIow S. Pierce,
GreaviIe NJ. Dodgs, Frederick b. Scieack,
Asboel p. F. ten, William II. Taylor,
Edwin Gould. EdWari r. Thomas,
Frank Jay Could john P. Truesdeii,
George J. Gould, John Skelton Williams
John A. Hilton. e. F. c. Young
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Financial.
The PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CompAAY.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.


Psrst The sfasa s % @
Tunnel Line N NW-Yon SET
SEFTfr Be
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BANK STOCKS.
fReported by Clinton Gilbert. No. Wali-st)
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Amer Light & Trac- -.-----
d. pref q per cent
Bag Gas LIST mtg 6s. 1919 q
CO stock. %
B!ng Z. Il & + LIST as. 1857 o.
Eazt = d 7 Co Isl mtg ss--
Colurn Gas Co LIST Is. lys2. q
y G 4 Z c LIST Con IS. 1853
C. stock .-.--- 80 %
TsW Gas Co LIST 6s. lS-o. e.
. Rap G I. Co LIST is. 1893, :
Hud CO Gas LIST Con D.. l54S
l-dlGnap Gas Let O.. l5-s a..
do stock -...-.----- -.
J A. " Y Gas LIST Gs. l1~0- =
&sw-Eraxen Gas co STOCK. -.
n q @ ( L q 7 co STOCK
Go pref -------. ;s;'
Ohio & ] O list mtg 6s, iH-o-
DO stock. -----. ., -,
Eyracuse o LIST mtg 0s. 1sso'
81 Joseph Gas Isl IS. 10. %
ST Pam Gas @ u IS, 1873 So !, :
zBestch L % lss Eilg os' AO.'O
Dc pref stock. -------
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MISCELLANEOUS GAS COMPANIES.
Furnished BY william z Nichols Co. No Ii Waii-stp
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EUGENE Il. PoMERoY. Hsfsrs>
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CUNARD LINE
IL TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN
From piers and 81. North River.
IJrnbria June 6. 1 P n Etruria .Juns "a noon
-June A NJ Campania- June =. A. NJ
EXTRA TUESDAY SERVICE.
9. 4 2. Nj fAuranla-.- June d y r. ID
Carrying Second Third Class Only
VERNON Il. BROWN & CO.. Gen Agents
BROADWAY. NEW YORK
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GAS COMPANIES.
FURNISHED by william Z. Nichols Z Co. NO. 10 w
pa .,,s Bid asked.
81 - . - Us, D'-' setan S. 1880. ll5 III
81 Irs tsCen L Gas SIS. .109 llO
DO Is JOSH III .tIul In Os--
.-s1r L Isl IS. Jos Mutual Co. 1oS
So 10 ICO brooklyn Union Do 70
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-25
The Oil Market.
Tho Day's Transactions Were OF VoY
Satisfactory Order,

Tho Day's Transactions Were OF u Won
Satisfactory Order
Sales on the Houston Oh and Stock Er-
change yesterday were Of very healthy
order. More action was shown throughout
the whole session than there ~ generally
shown for n Saturday market. Although
the sales recorded were at good Arm fg
ure, these htds were retained at the close
ana some were even raised to 4 higher
limit, but the offerings could not meet the
occasion. Most OF the strength was shown
in those stocks which have been standing
foremost Of late, such as Beatty. Sour Lake
OF and jackson on company.
The first sale recorded on tho call WIS q
small lot Of Beatty. OOO shares going a.
lie per share with - bid on the close for
largo amounts.
Manhattan was the next sale, although
az no better fgureH than lt has been hold
ing 81 late, hut II is believed by som0 81
the hulders that higher prices for this
stock may prevail iu q very short timc.
higgins was traded in 20 a small extent
on the first call two shares changed hands
at So lsl2, and toward tho close three
moro shares were disposed OF at l2llC I'D
vance over the previous sale,
Jackson oil kept on Its same course, 80
shares first selling at 7aac, and nftcrwurd
an order FOR 5000 shares was placed gu the
exchange and the sAme was eNacute< at 81
per share. II
National OIL and Pipe Line boreA svidcncc
of some little strength, 2lNo sh Ets being
disposed Of Mt Ga and another ~ at G'sr
The last on the list, but not the least
was Sour Lake OH which has been holding
its own and took a little higher step, first
ak shares going at Sl0.25, twelve at $40 3.
and lot Of eight shares winding UP the
days business Oy selling et $40. 70 per
Ahare.
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STOCK MARKET STILL WEAK

tago from n conservative financial stand
point Of the stability thus induced, Il Is the
after the DIST OF the year was evidently in
who demonstrated to their Disappointment
IN stocks 70 ofeF opportunity Tor their HS dses
ton, and heavy operators have become
guisscent for, the lime The, basis Of the
ties must be sought deeper and In more
general causes. The direction TO be finally
taken by prices when the market energies
from Its lethargy Is stlll a matter OF doubt
and conflicting opinions. The apprehension
That the country has reached the tide Of
prosperity still exists In Wall street Tho
extraordinary business activity, causing
actual blockade OF freight movements IN
some directions does not altogether dispei
the limit Of capacity has been reached hy
tho railroads, while the tide Of operating
expenses apd wages continues TO rise. Many
| expressed hopes OF dividend increases have
| been disappointed, and It is feared that rail-
road companies will feel constrained 10 pre.
serve their surplus earnings hereafter
| bursting them as dividends TO sharehoidcrs
opinions over the foreign trade outlook are
grain are a source OF qualification and Give
promise OF restoring last years deficiency I'm
the export movement, but the rise az prices
here Is a growing incentive 20 Imports as
shown by the monthly statistics an foreign
! trace by the treasury bureau, aud the nos.
5,nlnty OF foreign competition with lines Of
domestic Industry Is thus brought into view
| On The other hand. tho powerful current az
me homeward movement OF our securities
from the hands Of foreign holders is an,
barehty checked, and It is believed In fnct
mat the supply has approached exhaustion
me action of the foreign exchange market
SHOWS however, that the supply OF credits
making ~ merchandise exports is moi ffiiy
sWuClcht TO pay off tho maturing ipdehtNI
u'Ss 70 foreigners on account Or hankrrs'
/ borrowing FOR the promotion OF proiScts ~
INC last year ar two. The signing ~ ana
Lanama canal treaty also defines n rro,iir
| tag Tor transfer OF $40 O0O. 900 I'M povmeHt ~
! ny french canal compauy's claims mo
HtS Hd'" ONE OF the foreign exchange situation.
tbio y ,p prospects aud the working ont OF
Ihe money and banking situation FOR No
coming year are felt 10 be Of vital inporS
lu4ince Tor the future The foreign exchaip,t,,
situAtton is Tor immediate ccnsIiernflcn ga
mas oeen repressive factor during the rost
Neek some consideration has bpen rcn
20 INC venezuelan situation The ras5ucst
w. w, In n, secretary OF the treasury Tor ina ~
sUuNtllutl"n or government bonds fn.
liners, az security FOR government dsnostts
nus 9w0kened some professions or ,inSosI
ness py bankers, hut money bns r,ntin,,oa
20 pour into the New York banking rs ss,,1Igu
relieved. iV' circuits has been
., btailnSs IN bonds have not been ,m,or-
TT nt ana fluctuations have been parrpnyI
Iuiten states Us registered, tho old ~ ana
drr,r IN nave advanced u per cent on cali
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Tho sales were As follows,
cnrnIII & RIohnrdeenIs Lotter.

Houston. Texas, January "a. Cotton suf.
fered small decline to-day on unfnvornble
Liverpool, hcarisb Chronicle report for tbo
week. and clearing weather over the belt.
Liverpool was al appointing, prices at the
close being / point lower on contracts, and
Q points lower on spots, with sales OF 5000
bales TO spinners In our markets open
ing prices were to points down, and on
hammering by bears tho New Orleans mar
ket broke quickly o 20 o points further,
Tho weakness was short lived, however.
good support being given by tho bulls on
the decline, New York closing TO down,
New Orleans 2 TO down. spots IN
changed.
The movement was liberal, and while the
market docs not show much snap II Is
plainly evident that tho Bears are inclined
to keep close to shore New York wired
providence sold Borden 100000 pieces
print cloth yesterday AT 8-l6' This Is a
straw, and we believe the market ~ based
upon solid foundation with tho strength
In dry goods a most encouraging feature
with the advent OF clear weather fun crop
estimates will again be In order, reports
received today from a well known cotton
man indicatng 100000 for this State with
considerable cotton TO be picked south OF
Dallas n weather continues favorable
Trade conditions arc favorable, however,
and while the weather and receiptH will be
the ruling factors for the present, we OK
pect TO see liberal support on any decline
OF consequence,
liverpool Ia due 70 be unchanged Mon
day. Cargll d Richardson.
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CANNED GOODS.

CANNED FRUITS--Apples, 3-Tb, s0a9Oc;
pinespples sliced, 81 10; eyeless and core
less, 81 .5Od1 90; extra grated. 81 6511. IS;
pears, BIB, Zoe; Strawberries, 2-lb, 90ag5c
blackberries, BIB, 95cd$10 90: peaches, Bib,
81. seal go, BIB peaches. 81. GOAL 05; S-lb
pie peaches, S0dS5c,
CANNED VEGETABLES -- Tomatoes,
2-lb, full weight soQS5c; BIB, full weight
96cdS1 90; BIB, seconds, 75lls0c; Bib, sec.
onds, 00Q35c okra and tomatoes, 2-lb
81 90; canned kraut, 3-lb 90d95c; Caiifor,
MIA asparagus, Lib, 81 25d3.5. according
TO grade; lib, asparagus salmon cans,
S1.50r2 10; baked beans. 9lb. 95c 9th
string beans S5c; 2-lb kidney beans, 95c;
2lb stringess beans, 81 %; 2-lb marrow.
fat peas, 81 90; BIB American petit pois
81, 1.65; extra Maine corn, 81 ID; corn,
S56g90c seconds, S0lpSJc.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT-Extra standard
2Ia-lb peaches, lemon cling, 81 95Gf2. 90;
yellow Crawford, 81 s0R1. So; black cher
ries, S1.9o0J2 90; white cherries, 50 156t2. %;
apHcots, 81 50dS1. SO; Strawberries, 81. 00d
2. 10; plums 81. 50G11 60; grapes 81 Goa
1.76; seconds, 10c per dozen less than extra
standard prices.
CANNED NOLAssBs-P. & +. Old Fash.
Toned, gallons, So 10 per case; irgullons,
So 30 per case A-galons, So rs per case;
Gold Medal brand, fancy table syrup, quart
Jars, 81 90 per dozen; B. B. & c., Creole
2lb, 81 .0oi 8.lb, 81 80; BIB, 81 3d. lob,
S4, 60.
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II TELLS ABOUT THE CHRIST.
Dr. Hrooh Delivers Fierce Denunclatloy
Against Church Literature,

Or. Hlreoh Delivers Fierce Denunolatlon
Against Church Literature.
Chicago, January a. Feryid donunciation
o. sunday school books marked tho address,
delivered by DR.. p. c, Hirsch last night In
temple Israel His subject was "What
snail Children ReudT and In the course OF
M!s address he said most OF tlta chiirch
literature for children should be- labeled
After telling Of tho Importance Of rood
reg ~ ior children, Dr. Hirsch, In refer
II not single note Ia this trash that ring
true to the life OF the child. In these
stories all sorts OF improbabilltIes are as.
slmed, and God IS dragged into them In
tue role OF a brutal aud bnpglinR police.
man. There are no WordE Ia the Anglo.
Saxon tongue that would actually chafae-
teTiIe their stupidity.
The Sunday school books are verso
than any dime novel, Their theology IL
oainnable and their morality is below the
iireezing point. Even II they were NOT
liable TO these objections, they should be
Condemned for their literary style, for
they contain so much bad grammar and
bad talk that they are a cruel m1iction on
the child"
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WHOLESALE MARKET

terdsy and prtces continue about the nno
FaoO to $3.50 for fryers-
Fine ripe bananas arc selling now a, ~ o.
70 SLoo, with good supply on hand.
Eggs are still low, being quoted at a TO
~ cents and with moderate demand
There is very little change In the annie
situation. Good apples are scarce, but a
large supply will be received next week.
Northern seed potatoes ore now osrered
at S.2o per sack Of eleven peckS Fancy
California are quoted at 80 cents per bushel,
California navel oranges Of rood quality
are offered In the market at 81 rs to So. 2S
per box. The supply Is ample for all de-
mands.
Private adyices from the coast, referring
to apricots, say; ''rhe situation is re-
Earded as extremely favorable from the
point Of view OF the holder. and the idees
OF sellers are exceedingly strr for all dc.
sTiptions The proportion Of fancy grades
is said to be small, and with a total hold.
ing Of all grades Of not to exceed seventy
five carloads in the whole state there il
no fear entertained of lower market.
continued export interest is noted In.
Qulries from the Middle West are coming IN
and the outlook for the spring demand is
considered very satisfactory
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= IN PRODUCE BUSINESS
/, sin Short on Apples
srs.' and Bananas Are se'L
c'" mo at Lower Prices

vnolessde market was quiet
ts lca Mich was rather unusual for
Pssdr' hut orders for next week are
sturdu nd large shipments Of all kinds
Psa W ara due to arrive Monday or
ksiiJ. % the point where lower
|7T'sae =, nreysil and the margin on per
~ Do .sr has been cut very close during
Eis' a au,a weeks. The demand for fruits
Vt ~. since prices came down while
nfrss srd other staples remain about
ana
~ !, Unchanged prices
-, god stock Of MesSinH lemons
na now at $3.50 per box
h., We, fair demand Tor D'0A'r' 'e''
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II. & q. Beers Letter.


New Orleans, January 2t.--AA Liverpool
sdviccs were disappointing. our market re-
sponded by opening q lower and subsequent
ly declined TO . additional on tho free
port and interior receipts. About this time
large sustaining orders came IN, cHuang
an advance OF 8 10 from thu bottom,
making the net loss TO o points on the
day. The fact that tho january movement
is only slightly less than last year TO date.
ana that tho amount marketed last year
during this month was practically u record.
breaker being exceeded only once by A.
oOo bales in 1925 has made traders do some
thinking especially as the present week u
amount brought into sight is tho last heavy
comparison 20 be overcome. In rho mean
while tho statistical position has been weak
encd considerably during the past two
weeks, as the visible supply has gained So
600 relatively over last year aud tho takiugs
OF American cotton during Tho same time
have been $1,000 less. This demonstrates
that there is not tho brisk demand for
tpota which existed for weeks, and AZ ont
HdurB show NO disposition Ia enter tho
market actively for deliveries It win require
constant buying To maintain prices. Under
such condlt'u We suggest being cOns6rvn-
tive and think purchases should be made
on decided breaks only. Receipts viii, how
ever, continue to govern. II. X Il. Beer.