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New-York tribune., 1907-01-19
oTHER mARkETs-BY TELEeRAPH.

Chicago. Jan 1S.-CATfLE-Receipr about 5000
bead Market STEADY but slow; eoEnon 70 prime steers
So 1895 so. calves 81 75QSS 7 stocksrs and feeders.
81 6OgS4 CO. HOCS-Receipts about 49, Geo head. Mar
sc higher Choice shipping hogs S. 6G3S8 65 goOd
heavy. mixed. $657lsgS6 62s packing S6 52is9S6 81
assorted light. $65tagS6 90 bulk % sales IS 55S8 So
SHEEE,-Receipts about 1900 head. Market steady
So 759S7 10
pers. SO SOG$6 So common. IS T5ds6 S. CATTLE stead
fair to good shippers 81 5OqS5 80: common SaS2 T5
SHEEP steady, 50 SOC S5 - LAMBS steady 81 5OlSS
Kansas City Jan. IS-CA -E-Rscsipts 1000
head, including 100 Southerns market
Choice export and dressed beef steers IS 4O0S6 S5
fair TO good So 2S IS SO Western fed So
SIS so: stockers and feeders. rs SoTther71
IS 5OGS5 IS; Southern cows So 5 sS ~ nsti,
COWS. 81 25GS4 20; native heifers 50 1905: buils.
81 90 - 20; calves; $$P$ 25 HoGs-ReceiDts. 1880
Sc 90 50 so; heavy IS 5Iis IS 60 packers SIS 500
$6 50; pigs and lights S. I5d IS So SEEEP-Receipts
5000 head; market steady lambs. q
and yearlinss 81 u.s. and feeders Ss ss
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19

COT-rON-The cotton market irregular during to
session. showed pretty steady tone on 'ie
prices The close very steady at net ADVANCE or
2aS points Sales estimated At 10000 haies me
steady at decline or 2ao pohts IN
resnonse lower cables and during the early session
active months under liquidation and scattering bear
ressre promoted by smaller Liverpool spot sales
Dd m. large receipts the day There was also some
In Of bearish into sight statement
81 i9aa but al the decline market met considerable
seemed 10 be little fresn buying as
we'll as covering purchases straddle account with
liverpool which based probably on pflvate stht-
~ the smaller towns IN Georgia
sn6 Aiehama showing remaining supplies 10 be much
smaller than LAST year and only about half OF the big
rTon YEAR The into sight statement was as bearish as
ltt y1;led generally steady firm during the late
80 snd closed within points OF the best There
as some buying late session on the dea hat the
spnners faktngs this morning wouid make
Ss-tber bulge before selling on the expected bearish
or.,s -enort next Southern SPOT markets were
ysns-siv UNCHANGED. Exports for the day were very
the season Is now WITHIN o,Vpo
tbe record figures reached during the bg
oa- rnerfntendent Kings weekly ngures follow: Port
s.s sse ISL bales against 1929 last year overland
iils and Canada AZ l98 bales against SsO last year
g n,I takings (estimRted). 90 0o0 bales against
~ NO last wear; less stock interior towns 1912
os against last year brought into sght Tor the
i 81 e4l bales against 21e.461 last year Total crop
overland mills and Canada. es7 O66 bses.
aIst 400 O47 year; Southern mill taknss lleo9
i .csnst Oss goo year stock at interior towns
a. ageess OF September b21Oo baes asslnst 5ss ~ ~
esrasnst s42 4ss year Total movement
- 1so dsys this against i4i days last season
a rrge ot contract prices In the local nsrket to-day
was as follows Yesfer-
Opening. Hlsh Low. Sless day.
january .,...........eI $50 BIO szoss~o s--9
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19

RsE basket sOcgs2 so; FoaAINE New Orleans per esl
S49s6i Do Florida basket. 5OcS3 do BerInuda PSr
99 9 y SogSS do French Per dS7sn y S9gS1 81
Florida, good fancy. basket crate Sass
% green, s. SOQS9; DO common S28S4; SQUASH Hub
0ard bbl 81 5O4S1 %: do 81 20QSl 20; DO
Elorda white, per box. S1G$3; do yellow. erookneck
Florida per carrier S2QS4 So do Cuban 81 50qs4i do
olher West Indies. S2S4; do California, hae box
@9ocgSS @ TUIsNIPs C9nada, Iutabaga per bbl sO9eooi
white per bb. 81 258S1 IS; WATERCREss. per 100
bunches. S1QS1 50.
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-Ths luu local de-
aG rs unusually prolonged but receipts keep below an
seeufnuiative point and there Quotabe change In
values OF the last fortnight Receipts hay straw.
IN TONS reported az the Produce Exchange at noon to-
gay: hudson River Railroad 10 Erie. 44O Pennsylvania
1I40i DeaWare. LacNawanna Western. 13O LehiEh
Naley lSO; Baltlmors & Ohio. 10: Central OF
Sey lO total 80 tons Receipts OF straw. 20 by
80 Toledo Jan 1s---CLOvERSEED-Cas and January,
TIMOTHY, 81 %. AISIKE. 81 Is.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York january II, lbUI
COFFEE-The coffee market less active
day situations irregular The opening at
a partial decline OF points owing 20 slightly disapoint
ing European cables realizing The market up
shortly after the opening owing 10 the
paraveiy small Paulo receipts reported for the
but there renewal OF pressure IN the afternoon.
buyers rather prices eased on again
some positions The close steady. at net decline
of points ADVANCE of points. Jundiahy receipts
vious day but showed falling off as compared with
and bulls have been furnished a
further explanation for abnormaly rapid movement,
and probability OF coTrespOndEgly rapid falling off
by cables Brazil announcing that the Pauisa Rail-
road announced reduction IN freight rates FOR the
period Decsmber and January 5lst which at
tracted shippers and caused them TO hurry their
coffee down TO take advantage or the sure market at
prices afforded by the governments purchases.
Neither OF the brazilian markets reported change.
hut have recovered tone, and Is now re-
ported steady or the European markets. RIO was =
fran lower 4 franc higher and Hamburg was u 20
a. higher The market for coffee quiet.
With quotations ranging from 640Tc for Rio No Z.
The range contract prices n the local market to-day
follO
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Jan 1s-Closing: wEIEAT-spOt arm; No
? red. Western winter. 6s futures steady: March -
4l4d; May. 6s 3ssd; July. Is I'd. CORN-Spot frrns
American mixed. new. As Sd American mixed old. IS
Professionalism steady: IS 9lsd. FLOUR-st Louis
fancy winter steady. IS. HCPS-In London CPacfao
CoasO steady Is Ss9f4 IS BEEF'-Extra India msss
strong. I6s 3D. POFk-Prime Western. steadv,
Cd. HANfS-ShOrt cut. IA 10 16 n ouisf' sss ~
BACON-Cumberland a6 10. easy 4ss Ca short
RIB Is 10 "A 10 steady. 54s long clear middes light
10 % No. steady 52S Sd: long clear midles heavy IS
40 70. steady 52s short clear backs TO % 10 fr
ass; clear bellies. IA IS 70. quiet Sd Shoulders
square II TO IS 70. steady ass LAARD-Prms Western
in tierces. steady ass; American refined
ass Sd BUTTER-Finest United States steady. e5s.
good United States steady. SIS CHEESE-Ca
finest white nrm. 63s; Canadian nest eolred ru Goa.
TALLOW-Prime city strong 2Ss TCRPENTINEs--
Spirits strong. OILS Cd. ROSIN-Common firm los Z.
PETROLEUM quiet 69sd. IINSEED OH. ouiss
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19
OPIUM LICENSES IN CHINA.

Chinese opium smokers are now compelled to take
out licenses. according 10 the Oeers Of the Minns-
sOta who observed the effect OF the anti-opum
edict when the ship was in Hons Kong. Purser
Henderson and other officers stated that the law
was causing much comment from the Chinese, the
better classes favoring It, but those addicted to the
use OF the drug cOndemning IL severely
In Hong Kong. where much opium is smoked, an
the "hOp joints received notice that they would
have to close within six months Some smoking
rooms however. where II was found that eN-
tension was necessary. viii be allowed to run for
years. after which they will have to close This
clause Is considered as means whereby some OF
the weather. patrons NAV BE- allowed either 10
frequent the dens. or in case they them may
be allowed 70 keep them open The object in Civ
ing license, however. is to prevent the spread
the habit by the development Of new smokers. The
importation OF opium IS to be prohibited and tns
cultivation OF the poppy in the interior OF China Is
also restricted.
smokers Is to be limited and reduced each year. As
20 the effectiveness Of the law there Is much doubt.
although from what could be learned by the officers
in the Orient the Chinese goverunenr is going
about the matter with the strict t4tsnron OF
eliminating the vice from the land.-Seattls Post
Intelligencer
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

,,r,,,, New York. January 1s. 1907.
BEE SES-Eecepts III cars 2922 head. iuclut<
sI 1 cars ears for sa1gntsreFs and % for the maTkss
was good showing Of prime and choice steers for which
ight supply and arm % higher Bulls were strong
good advancsd fully i0c Two cars % Of cs51ie wer @
IS fsr % cholee steers sold at So 1Oq$8 . per
s. e5gs 25 bulls s. 75gSl IS: cows At 81 @
per 70 5qT native sides with little extra beef sens
I've cattle sell selling At 1lse n dressed Wsgh
day 90 sheep on the UHer by L s DiIen6ecx to- the
265O quarters Of beef FOR Armour c and M 40 s,9r eT
s7 sTs for 9ehwarzschild sulzberger the Carmani4 viii
Ing Company making. with previous Shipments total
tsTs q beet ali ports q Great Britain with I the % e
70 average at Sc 10 per 100 b Is do i4s r a. ss io
Go Sor I g. NJ l0Se 80 e % At % 7o bull 1850 = At
state DO, 1864 10 at So 20 :" ~ -
Is d sAiIss'Fs iIss q. s99 Sc 5 3 i 9oi' 5S Ste 10 "
~ i'S M ~ 81 a 81 10 Is DO 1i97 n. So; II do 117O 10.
cPheFsSn Co go Kentucky steers I25O n at s. So
l92s n at So eO do, 1910 10 at sS s5 DO SIS n
Do Ilis S. 10 90 ioOs rs soIs a s US Ss: do a.
at 81 So q do ssS rS at 81 So DO ST no 90 a. So IS:
g sC II a. 5sS n. al ss 10; do s25 h. at s.:
aIs 81 sa59.ts I9 at 81 ls 70 os,. - ,o..
a. g e g. a. b, III s1 i- % OK $50 90 n a. s. 1888 =
Do go n at 81 60 d. e1O 10 s. IS; do T4s ~
ca Isrns Commission Co.. 10 Illinois steers 1892 10 as
Cooper Hamilton: 1s Chicago steers 1905 n at 50 15
GALV ES-Receipts we're 1s9 head. all for the marzer
and al on sale at Jersey City VeaIs frm, with very
rev onered and no prime stock n yard; western
caves steady; barnyard calves entirely nominal
mon 20 fairly good veals sold SO 5OGS0 per
car OF Western calves al 81 so. and had
changed hands at late hour. Dressed calves full
steady at 50 3c per - to choice ctv dressed
veals. and 71a4l3o for country dressed.
Sa!es--NcFheTSon sc Co veal. 30 -, 50 so
1OO 70: do; 40 n at 50; I do. 12O n, 81;
1uO 10. az 50 90; Western calves. 2e0 n.
Newton 4 Co: vsals. 81 n. 81.
SHEEP AND LAAMBS-hecepts 10 o
head including cars for slaughterers and for
market making with the sock held over yesterday. .
car sheep were dun at about steady prices; lambs
slow but steady for good lambs; single the
18th street yards was unsod az late hour Common
prime sheep sold et So 5OS5 . 100 10 fair prime
lambs at 81 408$s Dressed mutton slow at Tl5G9isc
house lambs steady at S93S11 per
At IS per 100 ~ 227 DO q n az S. 1S4 do 81 10 at
a S4
sheep. 1O2 n, So so.
81 So
HOGS-Receipts were IS cars. 4S4S head all tor
saughterers. None for sale on live weight. Nominal
quotations STG$T IS per 100 70 for heavy light
hogs; pigs quoted 81 15$7 % Country dressed
hogs steady at S3ag1Oo Per 70 for medium to nsaa
weights.
ssiss-s Judd Co. Gate yesterday: 20 state hogs.
176 n at 81 IS 100 10 rough $50 70 Al So
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19

using the delightfully."- quaint lane called State
Street kennel
That my following in Trinity may make no mistakes
say All pretend in stocks is to give the public square
dealto tell them what actually know and believe The
The public have chance against the professionals
IN Wall and State Streets than they have rounding
Horn In birch bark canoe have spent my life in an
earnest study of this fascinating anmaman contest and
ought to know the game, if l do not.
All have pretended to the public to give them
an honest DEAL and from the first to today have lost
when my following lost and have profted when they
profted AS a result we the public and myself
thing ahead-a selfevdent fact because still play
from choice and my following also from choice
increasing each
Moreover and spite of mistakes I have made can
say that have made mistake where l have ad-
vsed the investing public to purchase copper stock of
any company in which have sufficiently in control
TO actually know existing conditions.
Among such Butte which advised the public to
buy at 2 and which aferward went which to-
day sells at 113, and Trimountan, which advised the
public which aterward went to 125 and
the public to buy at 10 and which aferward went to. O3
and which to-day sells at 95 and which have for
of Arcadian had nothing to do with company itself
and not in position to actually personally know
conditions, and in ATCadian lost
entire public combined.
When 1 say that Trinity is to-day worth 70 and will
sell there and then at 100 and will pay
first 16 per and afterward dividends
cannot be wrong, for the that the condi
tons surrounding Trinity and knowing them there
is no element Of uncertainty but the have many
should drop from its height which great
producers say is permanent to II cents it did few
Copper stocks then Trinity will go with the rest
Trinity to-day, in rank, bad market where Amalga-
mated broke from 116 to 112, following 121
to 1l6 was the strongest stock the list between 81
3S This admitted by all in the Stock Exchange and
even Trnys professional and prejudced enemies could
not explain away the obvious fact.
l repeat: As president of the Trinity Copper COMPANY
and individual advise, unqualifedy, purchase
of Trinity stock at eny price under $50 per share.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19

for 50 test moasses Late yesterday additional
sales OF 1900 bags Cuban centrifugal 2o
basis 96 test February shipment and it runored
tnal to-day 1900 sold
Wilett Gray report; Total stock OF Europe Amer
ca $3.50 tons against Ss45 COS last Of the
uneven date. The decrease Of stock Is 225O00 tons
against decrease OF 1164O7 tons last Total stocks
and ahoat together show visible supply of 972O419
tons against SelO6Os last decrease OF 1sOe5
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19
WOODBURY. LEADS STATE TAX BOARD.
Benjamin E. Hall, Newly Appointed Com
missioner, Takes Oath of Office.

Albany Jan. ls.-Benjamin Z. Hail. the newly
sppointed State Tax Commissioner. who succeeds
Commissioner william Hslpin. took the oath OF
oiice to-day. The hoard reorganizeo' Commis-
toner T. T. Woodbury. OF jamestown, on motion
q Commissioned Perley being elected president t0
tscceed Nr. Halpin.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19
CERTIFICATE FOR TRACTION COMPANY

Albany. Jan Ig-The State Board OF Railroad
commissioners to-day issued certificate OF neces-
fty 20 the Putnam e. Westchester Traction Com
sany 70 build an electric road from PeekskiA 70
.ssson, Putnam County, three and taree-eoarie1
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19

Why this dissector of motives men and money should
mink wish to disown any of the honestly conceived and
legumatey birhed creatures of my mind beyond nv
guessing limit
The only protest make that the Times did not call
me by name and that it took from my mistakes such
worn ana shaggy one. When pnafOred the above pre-
action and pushed it out into space had
eve Utah was TO be blackjaced into good
form by the powers that be in COppers that
was managed and marionetted by Mr. Rogerss sonnaw
but not actually owned by the System and there are
those who say that my prediction had do with
shaping the course Of Utah. which then up for de-
cislon.
There those who say that bring to naught any
Of my publicly made predictions the System" would right
about face on any project However admit that made
mistake in Utah. and if any holder sold because Of my
prediction he has lost fully 100 per profit he other
wise would have had, for the Times says,
went down after made my prediction but did go TO 20
and is to-day 72.
Only In the recent past publicly advised my following
sell their Amagamated at So because believed copper
metal, would go lower This when copper, the metal
was il cents. 1t has steadily advanced cents
unless am another equally slant will
main there-or go hgher-for long time TO come
And Amalgamated WELL il has steadily risen from so 10
121 and will be surprised if goes $50 or over
do make mistakes and lots of them, or would have
long this been grazing Jerseys Wall and
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19
THOMAS w. LAWSON.
THOMAS w. LAWSON

Must have chuckled to-day at the sturdy
strength of Trinity when all the rest of the
coppers were going like water through a
broken spout. His orders to his brokers were
to suspend the lift until Amagamated straight
ened out, which would be as soon as a certain
Independent copper company's controllers had
been disciplined.
WILLIAM w. WHITE.
Boston,
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19
Financial.
- OP PER s
MISTAKES g. TRINITY

Inc following is from the New York Times of toda
ne prediction it prints is mine: "
NO prophet boasts of his errors but when one
boasts over much of his successes a forgotten
1eu4cuon which he once desired the world TO
paste IN It's hat may turn I'D to mock him as for
instance: Anril % 1oOs ' u.s. A'
nave been making dsagreeable nredictIOns
OF iate not because wanted to- but facts COM
pelied me- The Street now has the opportunity 10
see whetner the predictions We're sound. | will
make another. Utah, marketwise in as had
posluon as any stock L have ever seen in Boston
II is practically pegged. and it is bending the
peg predict it will be 80 one minute 80 2s 90
ana active at p five minutes afterward Paste
thls up and whether am correct
Utah never went any lower after this predic-
ton was made. 1t sold this week around 10
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles d Barney o.. 40. 25 Broad
street New York. ana No. 122 South 9Th street.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19

FLOUR AND MEAL,-Flour was IN light request to-
e9y Kansas s1Sshts eOmPrsng NOSE Of the business
1885 90 winter sraights SO 4oqSs co. winter PATENTS
iSe IfSEa Snts s sss sGcwa ~ TaiRtsT
a1Sd SS5 EG2a ssS IS s
s. o'ssS 2gStss Gs & Zine rW.,:yd Es TRa ys0
s22 nogT s2a 60 dos s54 So eli Jsausry shIs
So Ss .seRs sa EG q dog SS. 81 I SO
GRATN-wHEATmHeavy selling for pros,, ,r0uor,
about pause in tho upward tendency Of wheat prees
throughogt the the market closed TaSss
easy ss at = E 'aI Or net DECLINE New York relatively
on May. against @c advance In Chicago but followed
rTegularly throughout the forenoon Later ssneSsi
sens d increment get In which met little resistance
were were more active in the afternoon than they have
The short side Wills the wsss9 est 20
ana movement are so much in favor OF the bulls
disappointing weekly clearances both coasts foot
Ing up little more than half the previous weeks
vest where II is stiI mild and wet. but these dis
ler were conflicting ana actual eject on the
naTke suG9peen markets all closed higher. led by
ys5ces van % OF 5 points az Paris. A9h mark Berlin
points 253 cars against ass cars last Year
while winnipeg receipts were 127 compared with
points aggregaed $4,000 bush compared with SOS o0c
bush against bnsk the prsVipus wee @
cause of early selling IN this market whereby prices
porters took 10 loads No red wheat in New York
NoThern pGith sse ann aaa No si9; .fd & ssoas No
anoat coRN-The corn market. like wheat
shSuh IN Ns TSrh TorR sy ses naS R1ifs
Th0S5 Sd MAJ easSse s & from os the previous might AZ Chicago
from bottom on account of export sales reaching 22
movement sttrbuted more 10 taking prorts than
20 any material change IN The news except that larger
There was the wet, mild weather throughout the
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19

w prices unehshssd al iOso for iddlIns upland and
II o6c for middliDg Gulf Sales iSIo bales southern
Steady. unchanged at iOhe: gales 57l bales Little
Rcck-Steady, Unchanged az Dbc, Mobile-Ftrm un-
changed at iO5.c sales ]. 200 eales savHnnah-Oulet
unchanged at 10 l-l6c: sales. 696 bales Ba.moTe-
Nominal. unchanged at l0sc; Gsiyeston-steady m Gn-
unchanged ct 1880: sales 4.I5o bales ChaT.esson-
Quiet, unchanged at iOc. Wilmington-Steady' nn-
changed at l0c Augusta-Stesdy. unchanged at 10!sc
sales 4eO bales 81 Lous-Duli. unchanged at lOtsc
sales 75 bales Memphs-Steady. unchanged at 10 66c
i50 tales. HoustOn-Qulet. unchanged at lOzc
sales 100 bales Estimated receipts OF cotton az Leading
points Saturday At Houston, 1900 TO 1900 bales
against 10 $50 last week and 3o5s last year at caves
last and at New Orleans. 14cOO TO 1900 against
10 sI4 last week and 3, ,eOs last year.
Cotton Exchange Special Liverpool Cables-sDot cotton
5s6d Futures opened quiet at points decline
Closed quiet and steady, at a net decline Of Pas
points january 6401sd; JanuarFeb ebruary 54sd; Feb
542d August-September. b37d sepemberO October b33d
October November. 62od; November December, b2s5d
Manifestations steady: cloths very hEm but prices
asked cheek business
statemSnt. In bales. Tor the
ended Friday. January Is. 1907: ..-
Net receipts a United States ports for week.. 84O l2
Net receipts all u s. ports same week last year 136
Total receipts since September I3 $50
Total receipts to same date last year 64ea US
Exports for the o2l 626
Exports for week last 160210
Total exports since September SO 239
Total exports same date last year 6l0
Stock at all United States ports ;l.2Ie AT
year es1 s2s
Stock az all interior towns. ESQ 20t
Stock AZ all interior towns same time last 7lToo1
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES

rnlshed by Frederic II. Hatch. no so Broad str.s.,
Aele
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-05-31
NEW RLEAN MARKET,

New Orleans, May 29.-Spot cotton
closed firm; middling II SIG; quota
tons were revised by the revision
committee, putting low middling and
middling up 1-16, the grades above
middling up 1 -16, and leaving the
other grades unchanged. Sales were
1880 on the spot and go to arrive.
The active future months all passed
the - cents mark today, July rum
ming as high as 1912. Prices opened
steady at an advance of 6 to Is points
above last night.
Under the influence of rains in the
belt and the bullish area estimate
from Texas prices doomed steady up
ward throughout the day. The close
was very steady with the active months
% to 81 points above yesterdays close
and the entire list % to 81 points
above.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-05-31
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

New York, May 1.-THE cotton
market was very active today and
made new high records on covering and
bull support. The close was firm and
within a point or two of the best at
a net advance of "a to 3S points.
Sales were estimated at 600, 900 bales.
Opening was firm at al advance of
Z to II points on the active demand,
attracted by the encouraging cables,
cool wet weather in the western belt
and bullish private acreage and condi-
ton reports, n Of which estimated
Il decrease of four per cent in the
area.
Another report gave the condition Of
the crop in Texas 69.2 per cen and
the area of 2 per cent over last year,
and still another report estimated the
average condition of the crop as a
whole at 50 per cent. and the acreage
at an increase of - per cent.
These reports, pointing to a vsTy
bullish government report next week,
impaired a very firm tone to the mark
ct, while bullish sentiment was also
encouraged by numerous private wires
from the southwest, reporting heavy
rains and very ~unfavoTable immediate
conditions.
Some of the larger shorts appeared to
be covering in the afternoon and shile
realizing was hea7S on a scale mp, Of
ferings were we'll absorbed and the
, highest prices were reached in the late
session, when July sold at 11.25, Oc-
tober at 11.55 and January at 11.77.
/ New Oorleans sent very bullish mes
sages here and was a buyer in the To-
cal market, while part of the demand
was attributed to strong western in
terests.
The local market VIII be closed to-
morrow and New Orleans will be clos
| ed next Monday. The government re-
port is expected at noon ext Tues
day.