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El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-02-03
CONSTRUCTION De
ED|HC|0S NUEV0s
I Todas Parties de la
Ciudad Muestran
Crecirniento.
AcTNIDAD POGO DEsPACI0
Las Mejoras y Adiciones SON
Tambien Dignas de Nota---
Otras en- Contemplation.

0-.~~~ 49, AvVeA
Otras en- Contemplation.
4 Aun no hay vecino de Santa Fe
que no sepa que un n1mero inu.
sitado de construcciones Sc sstan
llevando q cabo, pocos son los que
realizan cuantas mejoras So sstan
verificando.
Entire los edifcios donde Sc es.
ID trabajando 8 que han sido aca.
bados dltimamente Sc cuentan.
Ell hsrmoso edifcio nuevo do
Laughlin on Ia esquina de las ca.
lies de San Francisco y Don Gas.
par,
Ell edifcio de Salmon, frente a
de Laughlin, en- la calle de San
Francisco
FL nuevo edifcio de la escuela
supsaior, en- Ia esquina de las ca.
lies Lincoln y Federal.
Nueva residencia deLeo Hersc,
en- la Gale de Washington, frente
al Hotel Palacio.
Nueva residencia de @. o.
Luckenbach, en- Ia adicion del
Fuerte Marcy, dando frente q 10
calle de Marcy.
Nueva residencia de Percy F.
Knight on la Avenida de Pala.
clio.
Nueva residencia que esta cons
truyendo G. 0. Luckenbach, on Ia
Avenida de Palacio.
Nnsva residencia dc Evaristo
Lucero, enfrents del edificio Ca
pitolio.
Mucho Trabajo.
Nueva adicion de pieza para
operaciones ala residencia del
DR.. J. M. Diaz.
Nueya residencia de e. f. Wit
man, en- la Avenida de Grant.
Nueva resldencia del Professor
]. A. Wood On la calle dc Marcy
arriba del Hotel Palacio.
Residencia de Ricardo Alarid,
frente 81 Capitolio.
Addiction de piezas al Hotel Clai-
re.
Addiction de pleas al Hotel Co.
ronado.
Remodelacion de parties del
Hotel Palacio.
Addiction 4 la caballeriza de Clos.
son.
Numsrosas adiciones 8 6cambios
a editici0s o residencias.
La nuevs barhsria de Parson.
Residsncia de Mr.. Dorman.
Addiction d la adicion del Padre
Fourchegu.
Addiction al Sanitario.
Pieza nueva on la escuela del
Barrio Ssgundo.
Nueva residsncia Immediate 4
Ia ocupada por ell licenciado Re.
nehan.
Nueva residencia csrca de la
esquina de las Avenidas dc Grant
y Palacio.
En- Contemplation.
A mas de este Sc proyectan
varias msjoras. Entire estas son;
Mejoras q la resideacia del Co.
bernador Hagerman.
Nusva casa de opera por los
Elks.
Agrandamiento de Ia planta de
10 Compafiia de Aqua y Alumora-
do.
Residencia dc J. G. Schumann
On Ia adicion del Fuerte Marcy.
Residencia de A. P. Hill.
Residencia do w. 6, Schnepple.
Nueva carcel de condado.
Els possible que haya muchas
otras mejoras do que no SO ha he.
cho rscuerdo.
Ha llamado tambien la atencion
que un n1mero crecido de tras.
pasos de propiedad SO han hecho,
10 curl signidcara mucho para 10
ciudad, pues muchas de las com.
pras seran mejoradas.
>------s
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-02-03
HAMILTON
CONF|EsA
Que el Proyecto de
Estado no Pasara
en- el Senado
Ia OBRA De ANDREWS
Esta Afirmacion &c Hace por
Buena Autoridad---Se Lu-
chara Hasta el Fin.

Especial al Nuevo Mexicano.
Washington, D. G., Feb. l.--St
sabe bajo autoridad idedigno que
lei diputado Hamilton, autor de-
proyecto de estado Hamilton, que
Sc halla ahora ante el seuado, ha'
biendo sido reportado con enmen'
daciones. dice ell privado que q
proyecto no pusde pasar al pd
blico y d los opositores de Ia me-
dida pressnta un frente estr6pi-
do y hace cuanto puede por ell pa.
sale de Ia medida. Mr.. Hamilton
tambien anuncia pdblicamente
que Ia yotacion on sl senado sera
muy ignal.
La obra de Andrews.
Especial al Nuevo Mexicano.
Washington, D. c., Feb. l.. RI
Delegado Andrews, de Nuevo
Mexico, pas6 hoy Ia mafiana ente.
ra ante 10 comision sobrs Terri
torios de Ia camara, & hizo argu-
mentos en- favor del pasaje de los
proyectos introducidos por 81 pa
ra ratiiicar el capitulo Ill de las
Leyes de Session de Ia Asamblea
Legislative 36ta, autorizando 10
emission de bonos para fines dc
mejoras permanentes en- ell Cole.
gio de Agriculture y Artes Me-
canicas de Mssilla Park y en- ell
Institute Militar de Nuevo Me.
xico en- Roswell, y para 10 rea
mortizacion de 10 deuda amorti
zada del condado de Taos. Tam
bien, ante 10 comision sobre te-
rrenos pdblicos de la camara, ur-
gi0 elpasaje del proyecto intro.
ducido por 81 para enmendar 10
seccion del acta del congreso
de 1893, concediendo terrenos
p1blicos d ciertas instituciones
publicas educaci0nales Y caritati-
vas del Territorio de Nuevo Me-
xico. y para hacer APPLICABLE a
Nueyo Mexico el acta del congre-
30 aprobado en- 28 de Febrero de
1891.
Neo-Mexicanos.
Especial al Nuevo Mexican0.
Washington, d. c., Feb. 2.-Esta |
maiiana Ell Delegado w. H. Andrews
SO present6 ante Ia comision sobre me.
iios Y arbitrios hizo i'm argument0
IN favor del pasaje de su proyecto ha-
,iendo Ia ciudad de Albuquerque un
puerto de entrada Y para la recauda.
zion de derech0s de aduana,
I'll delegado Y el secretario del Te-
'rltorio j. W. Reynolds visitaron hoy
Il Secretario Hitchcock. EN- el departa-
nento del interior, y tambien trataron
lie asuntos referentes al Territorlo en-
,se departamento.
I'll Captain w. u. Dame, de Albu-
luerque. que arrib6 q esta aver, visit6
II Presidente Roosevelt en- la Casa
Blanca esta maiiana.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-24

Mrs. La y. Rogers went 10 Den.
yer Monday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-24
Carleton Clippings
NewsChampion Correspondence.
"Wednesday. Anc. -

Wednesday, Aug. -
J. ). Marshall was up from Gun
nlson Tuesday
Rain has held back the having
since last Sunday.
Alex Waugh and daughter were
in Gunnison Thursday
Wm Nesbith took a load Of hogs
TO Crested Butte Wednes iav.
Chas. Miller and daughter were
Castleton visitors Wednesday.
j. il. Rogers came up "Wednesday
to help ID. NJ. Wallace during hay
ing
Mr. and Mrs. K Mclven returned
to Denver Thursday after spending
two weeks here.
Jos. Watson sent sage brush
grubbing outfit to his Blue Mesa
ranch "Wednesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-24
An Abundance OF Gold

Reports from South Africa are TO the effect
that this year the gold output will he more
than sio1.o0O0 go and as there is no diminuation
Of the gold production of other countries. ii
follows thst 1905 will far surpass all previous
fenres- The record of cures made by the eele-
brated Hostetter's Stomach Bitters FAR sur
passes that at all other stomach medicines.
The reason for iis success j. very plain when
ycn remember the fact that it has often Affect
ed cures after other remedies have failed. II
you have never tried the Bitters get bottle
to-day ana see for yourselves what a wonderful
medicine it i in cases Of Toor appetite head
ache. vomiting. cramps, diarrhuea. Dyspepsia.
indigestion and malaria. Dont start On your
vacation without taking along supply of the
Rseeers to countersct the effect OF strange eat
ine I'D AriskinG.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-24
Cnekessos vs1ev
Ns~s-Chaupsos CorresvaoA.oss.

News ChAuspsop CorveapooAuoap.
Chas. Perry wen, 10 Gs.aisan
Aoneay
Mrs W l.. Perry ~ea, 10 0aaai-
son Monday
Tnos Roberts ,s nos sosklaa q
hss Silver Plume nine.
A hard rain h,i our cosuGUy -
other day aud but hstle hsyis6 -
hsen done sauce
Thos Roberts aud W. c. Sennrpr
were over 10 hcvkvIile TkQspins
after their ssu mill mackapssy.
Walter @. Che.ey and dsaxAA.r
Lenora, and DIR Frank Hsssaa oi
Kansas City No visited Mrs. Aaosv
Roberts last week and left S~.Aay
Tor Saguache.
While Frank Crary, Ed kose.
Joe Garcia and Chas. Peltz were
standing IN the big barn above
Perrv's out Of the ram it was struck
by lightning bat no one was hurt.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-24
Doy levilk
ews- ws-Champion Correspondence.

Wednesday, Aug. %
Miss Bertha Williams returned &c
Gunnison Wednesday. She is going
to teach school at Cimnarron. Jer
school beginning Monday, Septem-
Der 3rd.
Miss AIics Doyle returned TO
Doyleville Sunday.
Mrs. Addie McAllister returned
from Denver Tuesday.
Lou Munson of Littleton spent
Tuesday and Wednesday in Doyle
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. kemp and
children spent Sunday with Mrs.
a. f. DesCombes.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hatch .
two youngest children are reported
i'll with typhoid fever
Elmer Doyle's fine moving pictures
will be shown in our school house
Saturday evening August p.
Mrs Lee Stanley sold her ranch
on Hot Spring creek to her brother
Willie Mcdonald and moved &c
Slllsville last Monday
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-24
COAL, COAL, COAL,
Parsons q Ferguson.
Spencer

NeWs-Champion Correspondence.
Monday, Aug. 20
W. II. Barnes and John Steinman
are working on the Headlight.
NJ NJ Foster has pu. in few
groceries for the convenience of the
people of Spencer.
Pat and James Trainer are having
some trouble in getting material for
their new building ON the Cebolla
s. S. Sanford and family moved
their household goods TO lola Mon
day. They will soon ship them to
their home in Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Dale of Cedar
edge were visitors of NJ NJ. Foster
and will be in Gunnison county for
a few days. Mr. Dale cant give up
prospecting all together.
Mr.. John Steinman came near
having serious accident while
cleaning up his cabin. He started
a fire in the stove and it exploded,
breaking up the stove. 1t is sup
posed that powder had been acci-
dentially put into the stove
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-24
NOvICE ~ FiNAl sSyy,kpyNy

H. the matter of the Estate of Ami. NJ
b urps. Deceased "
N"tice Is Hereby given that on Tuesiay the
iith das ot sept. A. ID. 1878. being one of the
regular days al the september term of the oup-
" '"nfl ct hunnison County in Probate in the
'ta'r ~ dorado, ae-ar bourne, Adminisi ra.
tor Il said estate. will spg,,sr b.,,,ra ~. j,,,i
"i sHii '"urt, present my final settlement asl
-uch Administrative and pray the ap,.royai Of
~, saii'' ahh WI th"h apply to he dischai gei
~ such Administrator Al which time s.,,lt ,,l..,
t.N person IN interest may HppeHr ansi present
"',lrri it"ne % the same, if any there he
'"l'H at Huihisii in- iutorato, iue. gth 1906
A., tAEsAE BoUHNF.
Administration - the Estate of Annis N Baarp,
Aug. in-~rpt.3 b',,'.a'i a
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-24
Sflisville.

sws-Champion Correspondence
Friday, Aug l.
Jim b1ran Jr and Harry >immons
went To Gunnls1u Yesterday
The mill was closed down for re
pairs but is running again.
Mrs. Lee left for home today after
spending three weeks here
Quite a number Of miners arrived
from Denver to work on the Maple
Leaf
Mr. and Mrs. c. +. Sills and Carl
ton came out with the crowd from
Gunnison Saturday.
The dance here last night wss a
success throughout A Jolly crowd
came out from Gunnison. All re
port a good time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-24
PowAerhrn

News-Champton Correspondence
Monday, Aug 20
Otto Bowers is again seen ON our
streets.
l.rs II. Knoll came out from
Gunnison last week for a few davs
and went TO the lower country with
Hartmans.
Sam Hartman is up from the low
or country visiting relatives. lie
expects 70 leave soon to join his fam
ily n Maker.
A vesy heavy hail storm visited
tAs valley lsst Friday. Old timeru
say il WAS the heaviest hail storm
they have ever seen in this section
Of the country. Hail ) inches in
circumference fell.
As result of cloudburst last
Thursday T.. J. Bowers is about
$4,000 to the bad. The food came
entirely unexpected leaving devasta-
tion in its path. Besides destroying
about 20 tons of hay and grain il
tore down fences and sheds and
everything lying on the ground was
covered by from 6 10 "a inches Of
mud. The floors inside the house
had a coating of mud after the de
luge had passed. Luckily no one
was hurt.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-24

Clarence Adams
Furniture and Queensxare
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-24
Dovermm

News-Champion CorrespoaAease.
Monday, Aug. ~.
Prospecting is going right slot .
More new strikes than ever be-
fore.
Mr.. Rednor OF the Abe Lincoln is
looking after more property and is
getting his friends Interested.
Father VIM kipp held services
on Sunday aud baptised the infant
daughter of Mr. aud MIR. ID. Dunbar.
Thomas Kane ex-mayor Of Bower
man made very interesting dis
covery last week. 1t is reported he
has 20 feet Of copper stained quartz
in sight
The plans for the Abe Lincoln
mill are completed and work will
soon begin on the building. Ii is
expected that the mill will be com
pleted in sixty or 20 days.
liegan & Murphy Of the Elderado
near Waunlta Hot springs are work
ing a large force Of men and are
about to strike big body OF ore.
Mr.. Regan has done quite a lot of
work on this property
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-24
Ohio Creek Items
By Te!eIlloue

By Telephone
W. A. Gillaspey spent Tuesday
and Wednesday in town on business
Some Of the West Ohio creek cat
tlemen are out gathering a few beei
cattle during the bad weather.
Mr.. Mcdonald. the forest ranger
from Irwin was calling on the cat
tlemen IN the valley this week.
We noticed some sportsmen from
town in the hills on Gooseberrv
mountain hunting for birds Tie
other day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-24
Upper Cunnison Valley.
aws-C Champion COrrespondeDce

Wednesday, Aug. -
Tom Brun and party are camp
ing at the Sapp place.
F.G Zugelder and son are plaster
ing the school house.
Mr. and Mrs Hunt of Denver are
at J. b. Outcalts during having.
J. B. Outcalt took a car load of
fat cattle to the Denver market re-
Gently.
The currant pickers are through
at Geo. Smiths. Mrs Frank Zugel-
der proved the champion picker
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-24
Noiice Of Application Ia sell Reel Estate b,
'.uariian

10 whom y may concern:
: ur.ic notice h. herehy given that the ,udar
s.su.d euar.ilau 81 Alrnri NJ q sher and bore
wy 'shet' Mluor children uf James I -ter
g''c"tSe,l has MED m the office Of the County
'""rt ui the equity Cf tiunuison, STATE. Of Colo.
faao petition Tor an order for the sale of III.
''s '-taie' neionglng to said minors. tp-wit:
An nnaivided onehalf interes, ia and To- Lots
- Nv" aul hree IN block A, Johnson add
h"n 10 he Town of CRYSTAL County Of Gnnni.
~, siil STATE , oiorado OF appraised at slJp.0u
And that said petition will he heard ~ NJ
uay' the zith day OF September, A. u. 1875 same
helng one of lac regular Probate DAYS az said
'nurt Tor the September Term thera.f. al
which time and place any ono can nppear and
OBJECT 10 sad petite II he sees fit 80 60 do.
Dated Aug -, lari.
Guardian of Albert NJ Usher and Dorntiv
lsher.
Aug "A Sept IL
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-24
Vicinity o~0 5
! a mnungmc lssreas ~1
~ sosA u1Aa svrewB ID
VulraA
>sss ChasDsaa Csss~apooSeoc<

vukAA
>sSs ChaSpSaa C0ss~aDoo6eocs
Wednesday, Aug -
j. y. Sss.itL and f~sssly drove up
from thar rsscL ~, Sunday.
W.l,~r Aesa-lnsn of lola va. the
gssss Il "a = Header ls.s Friday.
JoAa L. Sssin..Aa he. occ~pied
Pssis'na on ske Hssdllsht mine .,
SseNOsr.
Nm. o. A. Wilt vstsrnsd los, Sat
urdsy frosa . two wssk =, visit TO
q unsisaa
j. T kieapett returned fvosu Got
h'c ssd is working his properties on
sugar Greek
Hcsry kelter 1t the Continental
mine made q trip to Gunnlson the
latter part Of the week
Mr. and Mrs. White from Del
N0rte are visiting DIR Louis Mess
and his sister. Mass Emma
Capt. Barnett, one oi the pros
perons ranchmcn Of Willow creek
made business trip 10 Gannison
on the 18th
Mr. c. + Burnham, who recently
secured tie Good Hope Chimney aud
Vulcan mines. Accompanied by
DIR Crane and Mr. Sullivan from
Denver were looking over the pro-
Perties in camp lew days last week
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-24
DAYTON Doings
Champion Correspondence.

News-Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, Aug q
Mr.. Sellars, who left here last fall
has returned to the Lake Fork
Nr. c. A Addington and family
made trip to Gunnison Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sacob Phile made a
visit to Mainwood's last SUNDAY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-24

= sws-Champion Correspondence.
Friday, Aug. 1.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-24
Notice OF Meeting of County
Board Of Eouali. alton

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of County Commissioners of
Gunnlson County, Colorado, will
meet as County Board of Equaliza-
ton at 10 O'Clock a. m, Tuesday
September 18th. 1906.
90 Attest:
SS j. f. Brothers,
County Clerk.
Dated at Gunnison. Colo, this 2nd
dav OF August, A. d. 1905.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-24
STOCKS DEPRESSED
 AND VERY FEEBLE Sending of Money to San Francisco Actively Extended LOOK FOR LIQUIDATION
San Francisco Mercantile Credit Can Not Be Estimated Until Affairs There Are Adjusted and the
 Banks Resume Business.


 New York. April 2S.-It became evident very early in todays stock exchange session that the late recovery in stocks last week did not measure the passing of the influence of California disaster on the market for securities and money in
 general. The continuing effects of the financial losses there were felt in various degrees in all the worlds markets The heavy withdrawals of gold from London which hardened the rates for money and discounts there, passed the effects in this way On to other quarters. While the
 far-reaching effects are a measure of the great magnitude of the disaster. they are an example of the close bonds for mutual help, which hold together the markets of the world. and which serve to distribute the shock of disaster into con stantly- branching sources, and thus to help to it's final absorption. The sending forward of money to San Francisco was actively extended today and there was a growing understanding of the prob- ability that this movement not only would continue but increase when affairs in the stricken city begin to come into order. and the machinery of business to resume operations. While the advantage of the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-24

large sums to be paid In insurance is rec ognized in the recuperation of losses, and especially the large portion of the insur- ance claims payable by foreign insurance companies account is taken of the neces- sary demand which will be made by the insurance companies themselves upon available supplies of money in order 10 pay their obligations Although payments can be made out of the accumulated surplus of these companies, capital must nevertheless be withdrawn from the mon ey supply which might serve to keep down interest rates otherwise. Some Iiauida- ton of the securities on behalf of the insurance companies Is also looked for. The outcome of the disaster on mercantile credits for San Francisco account can not be estimated until affairs there are adjusted, and the banks resume busi- ness. The question of the casualties amongst the insurance companies them selves remain an open one.
 Railroad traffic officials of the rdads running to San Francisco admit that the effect to be looked for in reducing traffic. notonly for local account there, but from the obstruction to the shipping traffic through that port. The immense destrue- tion of. property involved will necessitate of course, heavy drain on available capital for It's replacement and there is to be considered in addition to this. de- struetion of fixed property the large gap resulting in the wealth producing power by the stoppage of operation of so great a factor in current production of wealth as is involved in the complicated activi- ties of great city. The absorption of capital in the work of rehabilitation will reduce the supply available for the carry ing out of extensive projects in other lines of industries and other quarters. Vast enterprises are already upon foot for which means must be found to carry them out, and resulting strain upon capital resources is dreaded for it's effect upon securities markets which would be the first resource to effect the conversion Of assets into liquid form. These are but few of the points of the problem to fe fac ed by the financial world and the contem- pation of which was the unsettling infiu- enee of today's stock market. The weight of selling increased as the day progressed and the whole market became very weak before the afternoon was far advanced. Hasty short covering made some of the last prices a little better than the lowest, but the closing tone was weak and the losses for the day run generally between and points,
 Bonds were weak. Total sales, par value. $21s0,0O0
 United States bonds were all unchanged on call.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-24
Loveman e Co.'S Market Letter.

Cotton was apparently fricndiess to- day. Whatever sympathy the big bulls might have entertained for the market they were careful not to give their feel ings any aetivs expression at the ring side. Hence the bears took full adyan- tage of all unfavorable features that de- veloped during the course of the day. In the first place Liverpool was decidedly disappointing. closing easy at a decline of to Il points on futures. The weather map was almost ideal with prospects good for continuance of favorable meteorolog- ieal conditions. Reports wired from Nav York that there had been a private get tlement in May shorts in that market caused uneasness among local longs. both In May and July, and heavy liquidation of these two positions resulted, July con tracts eventually selling us low AS fl0I while May touched 0.9O. A report that the bull leader In New York had reversed his position in the market and would come out shortly with a bearish circular also helped to weaken the market, especially in the afternoon when prices had appar- ently steadied up.
 Spots, too, were officially quoted lower than had generally been expected, being reduced S-16c on all grades. to the basis of 11ise for middling
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-24
Fruits and Produce.

Lemons-Per box, extra fancy, $4G4.25. Oranges California navel oranges, s 50d4; grape fruit, se
 Tomatoes-Per crate &. .506II. Florida Beans-Per crate. green, $2 25; wax. $1.50.
 English Peas-s2M2 25
 Limes-Per 100, s1.
 Peanuts-Fancy, per pound. 6e No. 2, Sc. Sweet Potatoes-Cullman, s1.50Q175 per barrel yellow yams, s5Qs0c. Ceery-Per dozen, Toe; per crate, s2a $50
 Cabba ge--New crop South Carolina, cab bage, $200G225.
 Strawberries -- Alabama. per 4-quart crate $2.000t3.O0.
 Egg Plant-S242. .50
 Lettuce-New crop. per crate, s2Q2. 50; dozen, 65g75c.
 Onions-2M2Iac
 Potatoes-Irish, 95cd1.00. Tennessee Second Crop Triumph Seed Potatoes, per bushel. G0@75c. Turkeys-On foot, 150l16c.
 Eggs-Per dozen. fresh, 15M16c. Hens-3GM35c; chickens, 35040c; broilers, 206f40c.
 Sugar -Granulated, 5lsc; y. C., i5kc. patent, 30. 20; straight. A.90 Butter-Fresh. l2iRGi5c; renovated. 23c: creamery. 33c.
 Cheese-Full cream, per pound t5c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-24
COTTON IS WEAK
 AND UNSETTLED Closed at a Net Decline of fl
 to 12 Points STOP ORDERS CAUGHT There Were Heavy Liquldatlons On Wall Street In the Late Trading. Some Spots Sold During
 the Day.
STOP ORDERS CAL

New York. April 23.-The cotton market was very weak and unsettled during to- days trading and closed at a net de- cline Of 1lul2 points. Sales of the day (estimated) at S5O,000 bales. The market opened barely steady at a decline of l07 points and increased the loss to a matter of 6QlO points Immediately after the call under liquidation and local bear pressure in responce to lower cables than expected, continued good weather over the south and rumors that there had been pri- vate settlement in the May option. But It was noted that May maintained it's premium on the decline and this. with rumors of a dock fire at Bremen, which afterward is said to have threatened nearly 5000 bales of the total stock of 24O,oOo at that port, steadled the market and during the early part of the first hour prices rallied slightly They soon eased off again, however, in the absence of general support and as prices worked lower, stop loss orders were caught. In the late trading the break in Wall street was factor and there was heavy liuuida- ton by Wall street houses. Some spot interests We're sellers during the entire session. particularly of July. At the low point May sold at 1899, or 40 points down from the high level of last Tuesday. The close WAS steady, but only 1 to 3 points up from the lowest.
 Receipts of setton at the ports today l5,6ll bales against 16131 last week and 2440l last year. For the week (estmated), 5000 bales against a7.56a last week and 16l,90 last year. Today's receipts at New Orleans, 4673 bales against 6340 last year and at Houston 1870 bales against 62G0 last year.
 New York Cotton Futures.
 New York, April 23-Future opened ha rely sIeadA. a nd nlnsnl ctnnd.