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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-25
MIcHIGANDERS IN BEAVER.
Combination Developing Property
That Promises Well,

The Southern Copper company, n COM
Eination of Michigan operators that was
rounded up by J. NJ Reynolds TO operate
a group of claims out of Milford, in Bea-
yer county several months ago. is in Il
fair way to make big mine of its prop
erty According to Mr.. Reynolds. d shaft
has already been sunk to a depth of 30
feet and the intention is to pound it down
200 or 800 feet more without stopping.
A ledge several feet in thickness is be
ing followed down and the prospects If
opening a big body of rich ore at depth
are suggested by the character of the
vein filling. This. Mr.. Reynolds states, IS
a reddish. irOn-staired tale that carries
about 5 per cent copper and average val
ues of S. per ton in gold, with occasional
strcaks and pockets that assay away up.
The company is going quietly about its
busint IS confident that the property will
turn cut well.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-25
MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
Little Bell, May Day and Mammoth
Features of the Weeks Business.

The past weeks trading on change
brought out 30 ISL shares of stock, the
selling value of which was s160, 379 O.
yesterdays proportion of the totals be-
ing 19, 264 shares and 1,407- Quite a wide
range OF stocks were dealt in during the
Little Bell and May Day, while the last
two days brought Mammoth to the front
as an active participant at stiff prices.
One week ago il was possible to buy Lit
tie Bell at less than $3.50. It has since
touched 81 and is now bringing around
$50. The mine viii enter the shipping
lists tomorrow and if the roads permit it
will make {, record right from the start
that viii be d surprise to many. May
Day has also given an intimation Of what
is coming by sending out five cars of ore
in a week and the stock has shown a
steady advance from 235fc to 261zc. Nam
moth has moved up from S1.35 to 81.
and holders are demanding several cents
more than that at the present time.
close of last week to &c a share, has
picked UP again and the closing sale yes
terday was at &c. Columbus Consolidat-
ed. another of the favoriteS. has moved
uD during the week from S6.15 to $3.50,
Grand Central has also shown up well,
with limited offerings, and Silver King,
which was dropped TO So. 30 during the
little and is now understandable under sS4
Ajax, Carisa- Consolidated Mercur, I'm
Gle Sam, Lower Mammoth and number
of others have held their own, but the
interest in them has not been great
enough to make much of a change either
way.
Following is the list of final quotations
and record Of sales made during yesteT-
days single regular and open board
Is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-25
MEXICO CON. PRosPERs.
in Which Salt Lakers
Are Interested EARNING Big Money.

The Boston office Of the Mexico Con
solidated company has received from Su-
perintend5nt Frank c. MorehoUse a draft
for s25C00, and IS Informed that another
draft of $4,000 has been forwarded. ma
ling a tOta of $4,000 TO represent the net
earnings of the Mexico Consolidated prop
erty for the month of February, says the
Boston News Bureau
The local office is also advised that
there is il. transit AM ready for ship
nent to the smelter ore of a net value
of $500 gold to represent March earn
ings Up TO the 18th of the month
The mill is now treating seventy-f1ve
tons of ore daily, and Mr. MOrehOuse
states that the company has three years
ore blocked out in sight at the present
rate of production. The question Of divi-
dends will be taken up by the directors
before many weeks
Arrangements have been made for the
sale of $500 shares of stock at So per
share to apply on the liquidation of q
small floating debt
This Will make outstanding capital ZiO,
600 shares 1t is worthy of note that the
development of this property has extend
Cd over a period Of only two years and
within this short length Of time the
property has been opened UP, ore reserves
for three years have been created, a
smeIter has been constructed, ana the
mine is earning at the rate of $4,000 gold
a month.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-25
PAINE PARTY PROGRAMME.
Boston Crowd Will Be in Salt Lake
Between Trains Only.

A party of Boston copper mine opera
tors and brokers viii reach this city on
their way to Montana from Globe, ATiZ,
at the end of the month. In the party are
some of the directors of the Arizona Com
merciaI company, the control of which IS
reported as having passed into the hands
of Thomas T. Cole and the Calumet &
Arizona crowd during the last few hours
The party, which includes William A
Paine Charles H. Paine, \. l.. Amster,
r T McKeeVer. A 3. ClOugh and N b
MacKelvie of Hayden, Stone & Co;
George H. Flindt Of S. d. LOring e Co,
and Dr. EIbridge Shorey of Dover, n h,
is scheduled to reach Salt Lake on March
81 and be in Butte Mont, the next day.
April l. so the party will not visit many
Utah camps, or enjoy the hospitality of
many clubs during the stay in this city,
much as such a visit would be appre-
ciated-
William A. Paine is president of the
East Butte company and several others IN
the marty are largely interested in that
company and other big Butte corpora
tons and their desire is. above every
thing else, to make an inspection Of the
mines there in which they are interested
that $ why they will not have time to
spend in Utah this trip
It IS reported also that Air Cole Will
travel with the party from Globe to Los
Angeles and there spend short time with
Mrs Cole previous to heading east and
possibly stopping off in Salt Lake Ell
route
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-25
Utah Stocks in Boston

James A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers, yesterday received over their
private wire from Paine. Weber & Co
one of their Boston correspondence the
record of sales of Utah stocks on the
Boston market, with range and closing
quotations.
Boston, March H.-Utah Consolidated
was about the only stock showing ac-
tivity on our board today. The buying
of this stock is excellent at present and
we hear very bullish talk for a rise in
the next few weeks. The local curb
stocks were active and strong, especially
East Butte, which sold up s., closing at
81. Recent developments at the prop
erty have brought in considerable buying
and the stock is scarce. The market for
Butte Coalition is gradually becoming
wider and people are beginning to realize
the real value of the property. Quota
tons:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-25

an oxidized iron quartz partially de-
composed, making it an ideal ore TO
treat.
1t is the purpose OF the management
to equip the property with a f1ve-stamp
mill this spring and thus make the
property pay its own way in the future.
As soon as the ground has been suffi-
GENTLY opened TO permit of the extrac-
ton Of a heavy tonnage the milling IA
ciIities viii be increased
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-25
Ore and Bullion.

Ore and bullion settlements in this city
during the past week. as reported by Nc
CorniCk & Co amounted to sos, 40, yes
terday's proportion of the total oelng
sra 700 as follows Silver, lead, gold and
Copper ores, S53, OO0; base bullion, $4,000;
gold bars, S. zoo.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-25
Open Board.

Beck Tunnei-5o0a92c.
Columbus Con.-4O0aS6. %; 1oOQS6.5 80
buyer so
Carisa-500d25c-
Ingot-1 .000d2c-
Little BeIl-100d$6. %, seller SO.
MAY Day-5O0G2614c buyer 50; 10oG26c;
5O0n257kC. seller 80.
New York., 5O00171sc.
Thompson-14G1Oc; 1.2JOG20c; 4,50oqe014c.
Wabash-10Ods1. %; 3e0dS1.
Yankee 500d35c-
Ohio Copper-100GSf.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-25
New York Mining Stocks.
Continued on Page 10.

SiegeIs Modern Clothing House. 22S-
go Main
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-25
Yesterdays Sales.

Little BelI-1OOGs6. 49,; 100q$6. 55, buyer
50: 1OOds6 So; 1O0dS6. 46.
Nav Day-500G261zc; 1.50Od26c; 2,00ed26c,
buyer 50.
Uncle -5O0d401zc.
Beck TunneI-5O0d90c.
Joe Bowers, 0Q00315c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-25
Metal Markets.

Silver. 651zc per ounce.
Copper (casting), 1Sc per pound
Lead, S5.35 per 100 pounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-24
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


BEANS AND P1As-The market for pea beans de-
veloped further weakness and while 81 20 is
Instances; lots certainly bought
0a s Su Sa Are held s foq hoc lots sd o
denee is 5eit IN rec , sae ena 1e TI expert TTders
business lower figure Very little doing in white
fos ma ses sgD peas s qnots
g @ ed9, dfoioe s. 10; do fair to eooG g
s. e5gs2 pea choice 81 & 9S I9 90 fsr to good
81 5O9s2 e white kidney choice g 45a$s So black turtle
So 5oasS 30 PEAS. green, Scotch. per bush. 81 S2}48
BUTTER-Receipts 1.-TWO dayF). 6.73s pkgs. The situa
On 50 far as fresh table grades q butter aTS
sufficient a. rate absorb the stock quite closely
poor shape; buyers Gull over the offerings ana pay
ss s iog 5ressed f6r ' rs gsTdles Of rce good
deal OF fair to prime bought at 17a2oc No
fandy brands Of irritation are quite saaSe Factory
gsS2ssc 6lereane Exchange official Quotation.
2sel 90 frsts oa[ :: 99 st do Tets 1925: do
seconds I791sc: state dairy tubs. extras 25a2se 90
western Imitation creamery. extras 21o do hrsts Isc
TS rene az trd ib95e Western factory ss ie
7o do seconds l59lge 90 thirds I4s' Pssas Stock
CHEESE Receipts two eay5l In boxes: Trading
market In good healthy shape though nothing to warrant
any ae nd Stoke gradgay reduc!ng Exporters have
chased about 200 boxes during the week ABOUT 800 9%ss.
pool cable coored and e2s for white we gGGte
septenber fancy. Ike 90 octo6er best lSa g$sS: DO
1s.s T I i ssi light skins fall made choice
a4i, n,e- MAJ lOGIOAc part Skins. prime, s1
DO good siEqs%c: do common TO fair 197%4c; 90 Iui
EGs-Recsipts Gays IL 63e cases Inc ma nd
changed for the better to-csy Inc coisul Western
shows considerable improvement Fine TsLHs OF les
advanced 14leo Arm There We're sat
aha nAanSs to~day OF spot delivery and ouV
seller ten days 141zc The best nIs OF ~
grades ranged 70 r.
Advces the close indicate somewhat s
Cor next week. and this is, perhaps the pdsl "
- seh recovery the price noted More nierssL
a. refrtRerator eggs and the finest brands
S,I. more than IN instances A gfa oea!
she stock however IS stin going IN range or h
t-e STATE pennsylvania and nearby selecleo "n
3 alc do CHOICE 1S919c: do extra mixed co9Is 10
Lss' 14aTl5c. 90 Western hrets, l4tzc' 40
cods lskql4c thirds. l2gl3c Kentucky nna SCUM
1zII4i1c; 90 seconds, l3413-zc; DO thlrds II n
i2i-e: DO dirties si1c checks egsc esss'
finest sal0c: do undergrades per case 81 ooaSL 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-24
WOOL.

Interest appears 10 have sackened. possibly owing to
Tvee, not materially affected.
II IS expected that prices Will rule somewhat irregular
until stocks definitely in view. The spring
Texas woods having well cleaned both year
growth eight months the supply here being almost
wholly limited 70 large business could hard
ly be looked A few sales OF fall wool have been
made 23c and there sample bags out
which Of size has been closed.
California sold moderate extent the
last week. o large invoices reported on hand
Business Boston amounted TO but little than
half that which was accomplished the preceding week.
Some OF who conspicuous
week or ten days ego apparently satisfied their
needs for the being and the demand from 9th er
has been spasmodic few transactions Of good
size have put through in secured woods and IN
grease Territory woods house. reported selling
about pounds Of Territory Philadelphia
worsted spinner
prices during the week; one-qrarter three
Fights one-haf blood unTashed i2G84c; Southern
wool 30132e Texas 23824c; California, 23G27c Oregon
staple 23924c: Territory 1S26c pulled wools 32q52zc:
4Od71c: miscellaneous 12026c
Australian and New-Zealand. 39944c: South American
84dSsc; carpet woos 1874 q3ecCBerlin Wool Cot
ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-24
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
New-York. Febr,arv % ION.

-ftN-4Vlhf FepTuafy y
coFFEE-Repo-ts that the Talorization biz O. ,b.
brazilian government, whereby Il IS proposed to advance
ne Pce o. coffee through regulating the supply and
tisrb1on has been finally approved. feature OF
to-csys coffee market and sharp ads a.
a. points The local market opened 5lO points hsh ~
There was heavy switching from March 70 later nonths
eoou 10000 bags o. the $50 bags reported as the
tos transactions Tor the day being exchanges but M.
evening " ~ nearby longs did check the advance
u prloeS ~hloh closed steady Ibq2O points higher
-slfuQeA markets were also higher
Eut q the reports concerning The intersrso, 20 -,
B-ez4aa Government n the coffee situation FOR wbile
sseh' MAJ aoYces from Brazil have doubted the possi
hty q carrying rnets rlar TO- s5xcsI
" le ultimately present commodity conditions seem
s-gn. favorable 70 the project and many have
- N q higher market. with without TIE gov-
$3.50 assistance which ought
o. temporary measure Al arv ne F5acoi--
&c az Iazilan points and warehouse deliveries IN thIs
were liberal thus pointing 70 a bllIisb isfis
49, htstefaeit q March /. ana with Fsrszfsr
ss -! ne season nearly 800 600 bags under lsSt s
OF crop q ever 10 COO 600 haes 80 49,
steasy WITH 5aoetio The market Tor spot coffee was
M rsge 81 contract prices IN the local rsT,sI 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-24
NETWORK PRICES

sr,--. 49,. ssh ools 1875 60is 49a
wS. . .: slo sss'T at ' 95s S
"a market shade higher with sPot quoted at "a @
London 1srtet f,-,1opper had sharp advance the
IN ss $40 S iGa h 5Rs was taken
aninshing The local market wes fec9s Te
%Gab al waS ss ID
At $500 45C locally but declined l0o to fi5 l5s in Lon
market but dscned i5s o IS at $4,000
foundry and ass icd for SoS cvsa S fss Sa
81 5sl8 So The MARKET fr ga No and t d9TRdy at
Sa seneH al shade ss rSe daof ruled
In warrants there was sale OF 100 tons Alabama
F. SIC s Maoh A ST Sa na Mas
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs~MOiasses ruled firm at
FtaGg PS0s ss T sso as Ss suPs
sS@@on NSg12G: fair lSalSc gOO5 ls9lSe prime
common, s.Slsa fair isgl7d good isS2oo prins 3
prices generally go higher on light offerings There
500 ana iieo at o 200 Nav at So ana MaT3h az
s. 81 % a - Keaed petroleum was unchanged LIN
We quote: PETRoIEUA. standard white. bbls, 1900;
New.YoTi,. Iosos Phiadelphia 10 25c; water white
bulk es5c water White cases isoo Phs
delPhia. , Is 25e; coTToNsEED OIL. prime crude b
8oc Msrcs $o asoise san Mag sSs Gale as
BRINE 1 s geiioR ssgse 1NEE6 BEES OIL A@sTc
S SSfa T5y e5 LIS oI Out e s. %n '094i'
PRoYIsIoNS-,The opening was steady on higher live
later weakness developed second advance took place
Ing shorts and Strength Of corn The market had
steady close Western receipts for days about
Kansas City and 5000 Omaha PORK steady Quoted:
Mess $40 5gSl6 TO- family SIC 50q$1 short clear S169
M Soasl8 packet sc 5osSii extra india SIS 55s
sls BEEF HAMS quiet; quoted at s2oQ$2l 80 DRESSED
HOGS nEEn 9aoted; Baoons slsc; $50 10 SIC; Ieo 10.
s b ste steady edstsd Smoking sA: 10 n as:G
quoted at &c Picked hams quiet; quoted at ga Q1Oi4c
TAIIoW quiet; city. &c: country. 695o. LARD steady
Western
1897 sc CITY lard steady; quoted 75sc. Reaned
iaLd quiet Quoted; South America sG5c: Continent
sh96*e sTEARINH quiet. Quoted: oleo 7%c; city
RICD-The markets for rfcs were all steady IN firm
with business fairly active and prices about last
na d Saotat9ns follow" Domestic screenings 3g8Ac
heads 5a5.c extra fancy heads 81 ace Japan domestic
fhQ4azc Patns. 5G5s.c; Java, A 94S-c Rangoon. in
SUGAR. quiet and unchanged market was noted for
basis with other quoting 44Oc less per cent
for granulated. Prices quoted net per
ts5c: CUBES 75o XXX S oasTed S6So odered
coarse powdered and fruit powdered 4eoc Eagle cOnfeO
granulaed 460c: Eagle On cartons 2ro bags and 5b
bags Of fne grsnulaed. 63e; Eagle hne standard
10 &C. 10 5sse 30 seoS No 70 80 &c. o No SIS l
London beet quiet. with prices. however
quoted Wednesday SIS I'D February and SIS 2l.d
against $4,000 time IN 1905. Locally the
the basis q fa G or s T s oeE sa P a R
SO test muscovado and 2o for SO test molasses
& at e % Ps s ss So f0 c a aa
freight Mr. Lcht cables that weather Is unfavorabls
be 9 per cent smaller than year. Wiot & Gray
Total Europe and America 401 147 against
stock 1909 ESQ tons. against increase
geher show visible supply Of 4I7I147 tons against
2e564ss tons last or an increase Of 124659 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-24
HOTELS IN ENGLAND.

Upper Norwood Queens Hotel.
Near Crystal Palace London. Hsalthlest situaeion n
England Lovely gardens. Boarding terms from sal
per Cay. Special terms for parties cenvsnsns
train service for City and West End London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-24

trass W. as Ioea Close showed HGHc net advanc. Thu
in western ssnenay impressed with the soft weather
al Chicara and poor quality OF corn now osrsna
thas receipts s, OF the late dispatches also inmates
~ IN Hodiiion shorts ohe West commission
also being due to the al DAY. part the demand
Primary arrivals for 1000 bush the previous gu %ee
% ast year olearanoes were ass % 10000 bush less
II loads corn &C., Export business amo1nted to
anoat. oATs-FooWi5asc and No yellow 4s1.o b
Of 10000 a bs ssogt the best point AN sxpor
az e9ssd steady with mixed s 70 Cash "a oats
white. rs TO 40 N ~ 10 80 N 35q35 nc and euped
mating 1862 botb Feeding quoted 4Oss &C. ana
cordnr to sqlns cur exports for the week So
agahst 2sol642 last week and aSs osa ooO6s bush
last year Corn sZIs0l4 bush. against ~ 500 $50
DUST against = leS $50 Lass week ana 5Ss 49oSOO!
against ~ sol 953 last aggregate soeo3o $50 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-24
The Howard Hotel.

Norfolk Street, Embankment. Londen Hysyy mode
comfort Overlooks Embankmsnc and River Gisga
public rooms. Electric light throughout Amsrfol
system elevators. Fixed tariff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-24
a.. -oNing are The ne; receipts o: cotton II
- e al ports since September /:

~ was IN NH1AI1-Business IN the -four market To-
VIC love- ltlfnportant Quotations were nartIv
tisghtE s. - spring Patents 81 s0GS5 10: winter
tns G. s0ass ~ ~ winter patents Sass 81 spring
.sF 70 '1,sF 81 15QS3. RYE FLOUR duI osote6.
yBAcATEs 20 ,'ass 90: choice fancy 50 e5IS4 -
= brand a. = sssy Quoted Kiln dried So TOsfs2 so ss
thf yel,o- 80 NEAL barely steady Ouofei. Fne vb,t.
fsldsr5 =; t-telc}- Quoted: Western snTtng so ri.
70 coz s5-ig VS. 30 IN loon sacks. flour DO s2i.
az 81 - al February shipment: city bran 500 hIk
,oHHy - iniadng $50 SOQs2s 70: rec dog s2s 20:
S951assI' *ls IS bulk and $50 IS sacks: o'inssi
aton ~lfft csellnsc low level for the
y persr-e-ss .l1ocHg hut rallied afternoon
ss only - l'Eyis OF crop damage. and a close
slgance - &C uncer wednesday. Buying On a
ifa ~. - Principally for short account based on the
- Esf -, Lao suffered from freezing thawing
-le .af ADVANCED considering the time OF
WAT ~ ,.p-efn Miller report also received
As 49, D-.4.sh construction and the
tlUnert. - &C. Which supplemented by Argentine
llsa ~ -. oae4VJOt bush. compared with SoOS 900
lt bfFlols week. Continued heavy exports from
n - iloiHithEturdug The alleged reductions
lslonbsu --t4.g lower prices IN American markets a
better 1su-e from India reported rains AID somewhat
ne le,.p conditions. The authority also said that
llsh - revision Of the Australian crop dsoooOgg
htrr - iaraets closed points higher 10 10 lower.
kstsi -s = mark lower and Budapest points higher
inerio- we're al for days; they showed smaller
movement than ana light cleaIance-
;sl 80 among buying orders In the afternoon was a
les cooo o. 81 Louis account, which gave more or
fii..i 10 fhe talk 81 Southwest danhge. The cash
lot- wee nboui steady. closing N NeN-1 ofk as 100
20 REQ &c elevator and es3zc . sfioAt; No
S.&i iTTeEularty around the opening corn Was gen
- AZ Gay sao stronger " st ihaA Ae4es a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-24
EUROPEAN RAILWAYS.
MIDLAND RAILWAY.

Ths most interesting and ptcturesaue through
WOES LIvERPo8L fc.ntraI1 10 IOSpoS "a pa;x.
ciPAL TOWNS. and LIVERPOOL (ExchanxsJ 70 Scot
land BREAKFAST. LUNCHEON q DINING CARS,
and THROUGH CARRIAGES between LIVERPOOL
1 3TsI1Es1 and LSSSD0N tSs Panera:l THROUGH
GAGE CHECKER through from hotel. residence or
pier in New York to any part OF London. Apply for
guides. time tables. maps &c. to the Companys Pas
senger Agents. Msssrs T. Cook & Son. ISL and lisa
broadway and 64e Madison Ave. Messrs- Thos
Meadows Co.. 81 Beaver Sc, Midland AGENTS for
Britain - --
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-24
WedneE-

tbs movement s, reaching another new low ,eve, co.
f sSs aks rallied The reports Of IA aing the
~ Ssles were estimated at about zso % DO 70 II
" Fe6ay T b barely steady advance Of pSIf.
sas We, y S.aPPontns showing on V The c 5GTs
-. rs sens on the call with some ioesI an, ano
Nav o. IN D[qe 70 iol7o for March and 10 zoe for
,Tss,s t lsytl offerings to have pretty e
b.s q BIG spot demand in the South ssr me re.
$50 pms 1e' higher trading became less set11. 80
m 's 5n1 about net unchanged Later there was Sow
n5 he was al the to popt go9q trace demand
Es'seLag t.gac above March contracts in Newyoyr
GSe-5l sc, ee a-so reported for she two days IN
- IlaiAei was an encouraging factor Il was the
fo,s day locally is On No1dsT as 4th he Ist march
All session 70 intervene II vas s 1 @ qIy 5oosys
.esn hat been pretty well evene6 up Superintendent
s bales against iI5s ast eaI oye FSr5 receipts Lips:
~ SshAes 81 ~ bales against Y 5ss last souIh-
s yts- loss 4 stock az interior towns Is ass bales
Ribs bales against le4 e2s ast year Toai cr 1s oye
tss- 5.ps elo5 l'o bales against OBJ 265 lsst
1900 afi year southern min tskings estimated 1853
s i s1ss o. stsber S5s5s 0 Sse 81 aEsihst
IN ga 49, So e2T brought mtg sight thus far for sea
- io'e crop oyement is for i76 Gays this season.
he local market for spot cotton closed quiet IN
;ssr en- u.s. ieT >, 51iaai,ns Upland and iiooc for
seie ieegraphe6 follows Galveston steady I-lec
agRsr q! % l3IGe sales. 200 bales New-orleans hrm
ssage az % el6: sales $3.50 bales; Memphis steady
ngec, a. 20 Lille $50 bales; Norfolk steady
- o~er. a. lose. sales 30 bales Augusta quiet and
49, &c lower. a 10s.c; Gales. Il2 bales: Savannah
- -bc lower % 7-l6c: sa1es $40 bales; Baltimore
:. va e lower Al l0fsc. 81 Louis quiet tc lower
w. Estimated receipts a. leading points for today
= Houston 900 bales against l2l last week
St-@ -sst year; a. Galveston. $500 $500 against
tst week and 0.3sl last year. and Orleans
szo against 747s last week and 1857 last year
roc I1aHEe special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
49, American 3 90 receipts. 600 all American. mid
- -lLzl-t $50. Futures opened dull, unchanged
- 80 point .7wer on distant positions compared
sesteIa5y close; closed steady e decline
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