The Houston Daily Post (Houston, Tex.), Vol. ELEVENTH YEAR, No. 308, Ed. 1, Thursday, February 6, 1896 Page: 5 of 8
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fftLS CLOSE DOWN
0f Hoastoa Have Concluded
Operations
o HAVE SHUT DOWN TEMPORARILY
L Other Will Sot natulan Work This
I lne s Failures for
a Woek
vjrebants and Planters cotton eeed
Irjlhut down jesterday for the sea
ud the Consumers will cease opcra
n l Saturday The Southern stop
wsrk < ne 1tn of Decombcr nn
uot Ken grinding since but intends
me later In the season The Nation
kat down about a week ogo but
resume in a month or so These two
I uyj accumulated a small supply of
tut state that the prospects for se
IfOtre are very slim They will re
I worlt however if it is possible to
in supplies sufficient to justify grind
l four oil mills of Houston have done
irkably ell to run the length of time
itcd considering tho scarcity of cot
seed throughout the State Many of
largest mills In Texas shut down-
time since and the few yet runnltii
closc during this month The local
i ere closed tetnpoinrlly ilurlner Do-
< t but all efcept the Southern beran
IIrB again about the first of the jenr
eoutput of tho ill mills of Texas this
l he fully 7 per cent short of last
in The f < ur IIouMon mills generally
iela the nclirhbirhpod of 1SH0 tons
ti annualls but this reasons re
i K1 not be nvir 83000 Ions The
Jty of r < td during tho past five
its has been dm mainly to tho short
n crop th ugh quite a number of
era refiwd to srll this part of their
act preferring to uto It for fertlllz
The very high price obtained for cot
into them Indifferent as to selling the
consKlucnt y it is iiuitc likely the
ber of tons ma keted will bo even
tr than tho small cotton crop scoti
Justify
J has been very high this eenson and
r farmers have put their own prtco
vihit they Id Naturally tho
supply ecme 1 to lustlfy much high
rices yet lh < mills weie put to a
t disailvanape thereby as oil meal
cake have nrt advanced In the same
jrtlon All the grinding during the
file months has been nt a lots nn
cottort er el pn di ts show a consldor
idvnee before the next season be
The Houston in 11 are holding tho
of their products for thi advance
A large qtiantitl8 of meal and calto
ken sold
ere was a go d export demand dur
ike fall which gave the local mann-
ers a great advantage their easy
to the coast making a considerable
it h freight Tin output of these
li al o In in ttrr defiand than that
Any other iias in tho State being
rsllr consli r 1 or a better quality
the firs < f le yoar however the
ra buyers ave hi i > n holding off and
port tnide is now verv light
present the cotton oil market in this
7 is rather dfpre id and what
Mure will bring forth Is very un-
to Manv blicve that pikes are
4 to advance owing to tho decreased
lies uhli will bo very noticeable
la tle sea n Buyers however nro
conicriatlve In their putchasos only
i TOch quantities as their current-
s require
BUSINFPS FAILURES
Ilures for fh > past week In tlio United
s number 4W and In Canada 70 total
tptinst 411 the preceding week and
hecorrespnidii week list year of
hJM were in the Inlted States and
i Cicada 1 i tht following table
Duns Review Is ilven the total
berof fallur i > ported from each sec
ef the Unl > 1 States this veck the
rflrnrneek and for tho corresponding
last year
Jan 30 Jan23 D0 Jnn31 fi5
IV 147 123
17 107 121
S3 93 71
43 15 31
4 Stafes 401 373 SSt
lSl 7a ci si
sniost important failures or the week
the T A Ennls Stationery company
Louis Wooldrldgo Fertilizer com
Baltimore and tho Mountain
RlnR cempany of Boston The
failures of sire were tho Hank of
aon Neb the Dank of Wauneln
and the CIatksialo Dank and Trust
ny of Mississippi
YirLD Of IOTATOns
a Irregularity In the jleld of potatoes
important fa tor In the denund for
1 ana of the supply of food staffs In
teuntry and abroad There has been
Hiarp fluctuation in tho past three
the crop In the principal lotuto
U nttlos dropping from rltxK 003
J r V0 iMm ton in 1S and
up to about CJ omjiKiO
tons In ISM The
nS he folr PrlicJonl
inS conn
In h i
trie last tireo years compares an
1693
854100
10M2O00
3227SOO0
lr7CW0
SIOllOOO 4 2310OO EtC5700d
T RADR
1 klnrf NOTES
wws
of poultry aro scarce and In
18 lull and featureless
w meeting
il with fairly encouraging
5nV a Products showed n
0 7d la l tone y early today In tho week 1 ut
5 mup t0 9 conls hl morning
eeelpts
and
7 ° e ad > ance
colder
loss
w cather
l eHc Suck the tolly and
tw K8 0I a wholesale
t lb tlty Loui sncnt ln6 tIa >
rWet 3dlU n > n 0f Benlon ono of
C
thTT1 urs11 ln thp sa < >
s tho
lsltors
In Houston to
3S07103 bushels
GOODS x >
ih gX fiKX barre
h
Mb
> brlc
In ajlb boxes
ta ajjacj Pears Apricots and
lncTEra boxes
i Appes
S n Mlb bD
u for
prices before you
X SONS
ILAM STOEET
° r 3l 6 P
sr Pm0ntn
n sln Tn K
S buJ liA aa ncrea0 of
buh
Texas City Is to have a flour mill with
n dally capacity of SM to MO barrels The
deal haj been closed with the Texas
C y Improvement company and the mill
will bo erected immediately It vlll
v tor blna lth Btorago capacity
of D0c > 1 bushels of grain
HOUSTON lKICE CUnitHNT
Lnt ° RSnDlamond J47S
nrn 1 zlc per
gjo I Un boxs DOO pir
trow Golden ftWe per dozen boxes
KK i Trttkuisssiorsas
iA r0V Wholesale
i I VJ ll 1 < > r loi
Mo l
11
iK IJ v
ioi One Spoon 1
tir lU rle loze Straw
l rrle in tim
plneinnles standard 125
ml i tffS r la > t rears 2 lb SI IJ
Lni i 1 1 lb omlO stand
iml 3 Hi 51 0 < iil83L 3 lb seconds Jl3Ojll40
112 Pp < ohe SOitSJo blackberries SOSsic
rjvV 1 ane3 DOQOSt
rV fiilV1Ialn cnP1sr ff io wrapped
lWlle c > lnlx01ln 1a8 7SSHo rock
TOJI VrOETAninS Marrowfat
K Si 0w ir1IOi llnitt p01 mx string
rnSrV V 10 tSlGO tomatn i 2 lb
SOuIWc red kidney beans
ibSo Se
PA liro ttNIA CANNED OOOI > Sler
i 01 i 1 V4 Veans Peaches J1V1TU0
i 1 4 0 1150 Krcn Rtges JI1MH1V mo
ffii SJi i travel 5110ifI 13 white rhcr
i blach cherries J1S0 blackberries
nTvFiP MRATS ItoiiRt beef 1 lb 5120
SL lPxra 1 I corned beef 2
1 rl J 0 1SU 1 lb lunch tongue 1 doren
J J lb pJlpppi href 2 dozon fl30i
1
1 lb ° xrnl n aBB 2 dozen S3 00
illll t sausage 1 II St < 0 l lo potted
ham 4 ilnrcn mfMV 11 lh potted ham 8
doren
t 33 U lb devlle ham 11 dozen 05
H iam < lozn 3
tANDIisOianlto Cs nnd ss SWiPe
ri i r marled colors 9vnc
Cn Ur 1Uo nl11 fordnva Tnlr l r
ljflmc 1S > iIIc fbole WiClOV fancy mt
Jt o pouberrv MWffSlv Hoasted coffee
u > m = = Arbuekles
ritACKins II V 101a 5 e lemon
1 Pnser snaps Si ppirl oyslir
eknellV tCr Vanla afe 1 < C
c l
KloritTIdnl Wave JICO Fea Talrv
second iciler patent Jtai Sea Nymph
txtri rolliT fanry It 00 S i Ianrl JU0
rye f our 3 70 pumpernickel 51 M rirlnnd
lots 10c less per bbl nicelul rates for ahlp
nentu to interior iwints
FAItlXAOEOUS OOOnSnrlts bom
Inv nnd rream meal ln hbW J2Wi2W
pearl meal in 40 lb aeks ti 41
barrel of 4 Kicks Scotch oits J2 liT220 per
ea e mcrlonn ermVeIII 1 II paekogrs
j loose 0c per 10 lb boxes macaroni
American 1 lb 7U < Ioo e A 70c 1 lb Im
m ionl OHe 1 lb imported spa
ghetti 11 o
I fJ Ma lIf f n 1 < n 10 Hi kits Sta
m ro No 1 half bbls jso1 sanllne Am r
enn quarter In oil 2 9i 300 mustards
alman liver trout extra No 1
h r 0 kits 1 W >
JJirStanrtanl lu picnic hams Sc
IinNnin r0 lb cans xtraeted > c ln
conih llf 12 b cans extracted 10c
IAiJtelhed tierce compoun 1 fiifr
tc lear 6i < 7Gc SO lb tars ic higher
than tlerres 10 h cans jp higher 5 lb o
higher 3 lb 1c higher
MOIAH nsr ntrlfiigal fair 10gi7c
nr XMiVr ehnlre op n kettle 33 < l3le
HH I rxtrn fanv head new IWiS
choice iTi to fair luiiSVe prime Slflic
HOPi Ua Is for7II Cc cotton rope lie
SAT T Llvrmool coarse SOc line 8Vj
Tonhhnn roarse 0c flro Sc barrel 2S10s
2 > GO s 230 1003s 2 30 70Is 4i
HTAnCH Standard goods Pearl In 40
lh boxes SUc Roval oloss bulk Ttn
nickel boo porknges per box 2 CT1300
font starch B SflCo per lb 20 and 1 lb
bce
SURATt Btnmlan granulsled fiHUSHr
Plantation VMTZc cnh Tic powdered
fAic choice yellow clatlfed 4 iTPic
rnooucn
pnANSOallfornln rmall white SttlUc
per lh Iliyou 2 1i2Hc pink 21112V
Ilma hlnrk rvml peas 34c
HUTTEIl piiw Star 20c dairy ICc ladle
10c fancy iigln creamery 22c fresh
Tuns countrv Oc If In good condition
TIPTTI IllNrSoIlds 12c prints 125e
rigln dalrv bricks He
CAmwUTnwts 2 233250 In crates
large sacks tl 73
nirpqENi w Yok full cream 14c
Wl coi ln full cream 13c fancy flllrl
cheese 11c Swiss 3 Imitation Swiss 17Ji
lc brick iheo ir < 1 imimigcr 13c
nans TexHS In enscs SUc
OAMK Squirrels 70cifjno per d07en
mbilts > mii 110 lark rabbits 2 00
6T1 opossums S10OWIO0 mallard nnd
othe lairo ducks < Of3i0 te < il and
ether small ducks lwr2 00 nual SlCift
1 ri wild gee o i v ri prulrl chickens
f miwirO anlne 1 007T1 m
ONTOVS S0fftV her bushel onion sets
In l ld loves inc > 72 irr oox
ITPPieurhlle 17c i r lh
PfTATfiis Colorado Mr sweet pota-
toes 40Wf0c Seed Potatoes Tennessee
Triumph l 00 per 10neck barrels or 17S
per bishel in sucks New Voile seed pota-
toes 200 n > r busljcl bairels
popr t Y Chleken iw dozen old
hens 0f3o0 spring 2 VfJ273 turkevs
> 7nofilS80 ducks 5250ff3Mj geese 109
4W
FHUITS AND NUTS
APriTS Hen Davis 325fj3tfl common
grnrtos t7 > 3Wi
HANANAS 7V 7123 per lmneh9
CltANIinilTtlFS Tape Cod S50JJDW
per Inn el 300fi3 23 per crate
fOCOANUTS 350 per 10 31 00 per
10no lit APKS Malaga S3 fwjn 50 per cask
WMDNS Mesrena 2S0I3o0 extra fan-
cy 3lVK73r0
NPTB llrnrll He per lb filberts fllrllv
0c Naples 12ie wolnuts lie peanuts
5Hfllc nlmonds Taragonn 14e per lb lie
pr sack California nlnionds 10c new
prcans 3Vfffic
Oil WGFS California Feedllnirs 2 00f
2 t avels 300 Jumaleas and Mttfslnas
12 w 3 00
STHAWnnnniKSJSOOiTCOO per crate
DllinD rilITITR
APPIKS Fnncv sliced In 1 oxes IiaEc
choice evaporated cuj0c fancy c apu
rated r r7c
A PP1COTS Evaporated 10c
CITTiON 14c per lh
iTJKRANTS Iancy cli ncd 5tc In
cartons ft
linsrvnnorated fr Turkish layer 15c
NrCTAPTNPS Tlvaporaled 10c
IlSACIUO Evaporated Sc
PKPK llvapcrted 9o
1IPMP Pitted 10e
PPPNKS Crop 1SU3 California prunes
oolOOs He fnWs 04o W70s 7c f0COs 7sc
silver and ruhy nnnies 10c
UAISINSCallfonli T L boxes i40t
1 50 crown Ij M mlslns 00 lb Iwxos Ic
3 crown I M W lb boxes 4liSjilic
CHAIN AND HAY
Car load lot Job cars from mill deal-
ers charge from store SlflOj more per 100
bs on bran IWc per bushel on oats and
cortNSacked 34335c
Hit AN OS
OATS Kfittc No 2 white 30fl31c com
ciTPriM b COnN c ner 100 lbs
HAYAIfalfa 13 iailf J p r Jon mil-
let 10001112 50 timothy 171ROO North
Texas prairie 300 South Texas 0MW
700
PAINTS AND OIXS
OH Iliiseeil In bbls raw 4le boiled
46c petroleum W test In bbls lie In
cotcii 1M brilliant oil 163 In bbls i ic
ovo gasoline In cises 1W In l rrtls
13c Eiiplon o 1 In bbls lPc In cases 230
castor oil medical pure 1W turiientlne
ln VinTnlDADPtrlctly C pure CiCSc
WINDOW GIASSln boxej 60 and 13
to tO and 20 per cent dUcount new lli > t
BVILDINQ MATEHIAL
ii7rAn cVlvei r11 roofing per square
rbr Cchth t i C r M ioof har BOaU
UQUOltS
pints iii7Schll1 aonjt Slow Per bbl
1lin tvncr b A n c Bohemian
auai tv
omifi iJtm 0 ltB ici ° i D xo Ple
Pr casi tSv illul M CM bw
linin s 10 ln case
hlJrh KIh r Rallon r rushed goods on
SS S17 lreb UourboS
Iiiiig30o wordliiB to ago and qunllly
blendctl I7W350
RKAIX ANDPU0VISI0X8
CHICACIO
iho lending futurts ranged as follows
Aritcles IQpenlHlghi IowClos
Wheat No 2 rcb
June
July mv
Corn No Sicl
Corn No 2 rebb ra
May
July
Siptembcr
Onts No 2Pcb
March
May
July
Mess pork reb
May
July
Mid Feb
May
July
Short ribs Pebi
MTy
July
MV
KANSAS CITY
ti
21 it
1012UH030
1033
1053
BC0
5 SO
5 92
510
530
8
60 i
ramth rafowa
oni
31
22S
21
21 ij
ki
194
ilii
l0124
wonflio35
I < S 10M
51V
fR3
5 03
520
540
5fio
301
31V
32V
19V
a
53
575
5in
513
530
6 I 540
Cash quotatlons were as follows
C S
C7S
274
rduiin
ilj
324
19i
20
2Ui
i a
1023
10K1
551H
fi77 J
5W
615
rr
543
CHICAGO
br n I < Tlll y 5Vheat furnished
nV 1 W > > roVslo cos
gneiiiuv a llttlo higher
J inclt thole wn food buying nt tho
eifm V t IomI trader who t e
K evidently being led by Now York 1 he-
ll rthaif s t Impetus from the
h i
sharp Islng slienglh of cables Itvernoiil
coming Biedy In tho face of a 2cnt break
h1 > u erday and was a n
pilse to iIm tiude Tlioio was also more
Argentine n w and lenewed talk of ilam
tl > ly rat ni111
uc i hriv i01 wn
also
something of a factor yesterdays
easii businesa wiui no doubt something of
Itr 0 tllc t0al footlni up about
i nl K bushels and a good demand was
ilMi reported today Later In tho day
tho market was glveji strength from
ywishlngtou by reports of bond suliscrlp
lions Ths gavo the bulls rotieuwl cnll
ilenee but on the rally there was consider
able icallrlng which caused n fair reac
tion to set In hut was of only shoit duffi
lion as Dridstreets came ln showing a
rcsliieilon In the worldH nva lable supply
of SfuOOOO bushels last week For the
Vl ist i001 sdPPlles were reduced
142011 bushels During the last hour there
was a big break cauycl nppaivntly by
tee local realizing and there was a rurli
hy the leaders to slug It and after touch
ing CSi < u broke quickly lo r and re
covered tu 07V llcnvy busing by a prom
inent broker started a good rencton right
nt the close and as ho bell sounded 7 i
was bid
Corn wn llrnier largely In sympathy
with wheat and the small locul rccelntt
1 here wis not much speculation but wime
thorls covered The market followed the
break in wlioit during the last hour and
Ma > wold olf to aov OOj spilt ilojlng at
that price
Oati weie very uninteresting from ftnrt
to llnsh May closed 2Ui bid
Provisions surted weak but on the de-
cline packers bought liberally of May ribs
and Urn steadied the market With the
asspitance of wheat products ruled llim
at the latter part or the session und pork
nt the close showed nn alliance of iC for
tho day lard declined 24 and ribs gained
Estimates for tomorrow Wheat CO corn
110 oats 1M cars hogs 23C head
Plour Plrm
Wheat No 2 spring CWtiiM No 3
spring CI No 2 red G0Mi < > iT
Corn No 2 i7iiif
OatHNo 2 IJ No white 21UG51i
No 3 wldte f o b Kji4
Hye No 2 f o b 3 a
Hurley No 2 nominal No 3 f o I
Mil SI No 4 L3t 7
PIuxsmsI No 1 fli
TImotliv Seed Prime 3S
ili Poik Per Itarel 102 10 30
Jard Per 100 pounds SS7hra00
Swirt ribs sides looso S0ft8li dry
salted shoulders boxed 4it tji short
olear sides boxed fiisiO1
hiskeyDlsillIers flnljheil goods per
gallon 122
Chi < iM cpilet SO0O
Articles Jecelpt Shipments
Tlour birels n H i lirnu
Wheat bii hels ei SSoou
Corn busiiels 2SUO0 2fiti0
Ontn busbclK 123100 101000
Use bushels 0000 2w
Hurley bushels S2UW 7l
A VAI r A11 iTTT STOC KS
New York rebruary 5 Special cables
and telegraph dlspjtclies ti Hrndfctreet
covrriig ptlnclpa tioints of nccumulo
tfon ludlcato the following changes In
nvalUbk stoi ks last Saturdiy as com-
pared with Iho preceding Biturdny
AMiliable tfiipiillcs Wheal united
Slutis and Canada eon of the Itocky
ntountnlns decrease Sllt 0 bushels nlloit
for and n Europe dcerewiso 3250M buh
Is Corn lnlte < l States and Canada
east of tho Itneky inountalna Increase
22IO0W burhels Oats United Slates
nnd Canada east of tho ltocky mountains
Increase 3M J buhels
Piclllc cjnst wheat stocks Including
thoso at and pear San Imnelseo Port-
land Seattle and Tncotna deircascl 1227
000 bushels dining January
llecrtise of avnllabh stocks of wheat
last w < ek nt lonls not covered In Iho
rfliclal vldldo supply stitemMit Include
142l > bushels In Oilcan private Hcvat
ort 1 1420IW biihhels at various 3lanltoba
imlnts 13V00 bushels at Winnipeg tnlW
bushels at Fort W lllim and 6l0il bushels
at Put Huron Corresponding Increases
Include 3Vomt busheU In Northwestern
Interior delators KOOO I ishdn at New
mirt News 70 00U buhels at Nrfw Or
leans and 300ii0 bushels at Ogdcnsburg
ST iTiriA
St l ouls Mo rebruiry 5 Flour
strady and unchanged Vlellt closed
iiV higher than > r tcliy for futures
Spot dull No 2 red cash 74 do hard
Cii February CIV May CSV July CI
Com cloJil unchnngiil spot easierj No
2 nilvnl SInrch 20V Pbruiry 20 May
27 ii271 Oats Futures dull and weak
Spot lower to sell No 2 onfh and Feb
mirv Wl May 20Vi Hy dull 30 bid
liar lev and bran steady Carnmeal lsojf
133 Muxsced 275M3 50 Hay dull chotco
grades in demand and srarco prairie
tVHinlOO timothy lOimoiitffCO this sldo
Whisky 12 Cotton Pes and bagging un
ehangd Perk better standard mess Jol >
bmg new 10 02ii old lOC i Uuil easier
prime steam 5 40 choice 6 62i IIicon
lloxed houldeis 5 37i longs COO rllrs
C12H shorts 0 23 Dry salt meata boxed
shoulders 4 75 long CM ribs 575 shorts
5 > 7i Receipts Flur t wboit 11000
corn 31000 oats 13W0 Hhlpment3Floiir
0m l wheat 29C W corn 3X0 oats 12000
NEW OULEANS
New Orleans La Iebruiry 6 Hog
products ilrni Pork 10i Iwird Hctlnnd
tierco WMT poxed Meate Dry salt
shoulders 5 Mdea S IlaocnSldcs 6V1
Hanis Choee sugar cured JisStlO Mour
llimer extra fancy 3S0ti3 patents 425
di 135 Cornmcnl nnner 11 Dran quiet
00 Corn steady No 2 tucked while and
mixe 33 yellow 31 Oats steady 2Wj
llnv nulct prime 11H eholco lralii ltlce
Hough nominal tVfi33 clean quiet nnd
2 4
steady ordinary to good
Kansas City February 5 Wh at u 71
hlgheivdemand light No 3 ha rd
No red nominally 78 No spilng < T7
No i t > PfiC5 rejecteJ43V5i Corn firm
7
ipMSKr c lW oata
11 nor ShipmentsWheat 7000 corn none
et sm
NEW YORK
i Wheat exports
Vow York February
lfflM s t dull No 5red Wt No 1 Van
nk obnlloat Options signed stronger
IT t n iharn advanco on bond issue larga
bSSlwsi1 In Chicago and firm late
casn o iho rlso
irwrK rart of un
S2SlJilW el r 4ti net higher No
2 Februarr 7ri
w < i > ti > ef pi
MONEY AND INVESTMENTS
Doings of
Day Kith Wall Street
Operators
A MAGNIFICENT SHOWING OF GOLD
Caiurd Htocht lo Mult a Sharp Advapcf
Jlttt Didnt Affect Uutlonflsnulnc
Commission lloylng
New York Fobruarj 5 Special Tha
bond agony is over and tho mllllona upon
millions of gold beautiful gold which
was hidden awnj > In old stockings In
maltrcsycs and slch like which poured
out today to tako up this loan shows wo
wore not such a hard up people after
all though wo can croak most awfully It
did send prices up on tho stock market
most sharply and trading was active
There was a coterlo ready to work n re-
action If tho loan wasnt such a success
but Oicy wero drowned out by the golden
flood What a great thing Itd bo If that
150000000 overbid wna only put Into
biz generally
As tho foreign markets closed before
the bids were announced th elTect abroad
It yet to bo learned
Tho loan made sterling exchange dull
and easier and higher rales for money
Sixties 4 K7 demand 4 SS Silver up to i7 V
Mexicans Wi buaudy of coWon bills
moderate
Cash coffee dull No 7 13
tlross earning 1 etui lis for fourth week
of January show MIwouri Piclllc SftXXi
ahead of last jeir Its central branch
the same amount alio id Texit and Pa-
cific joK behind Cich for Vo month
Missouri Pnclllo aliout fa uoo ahead
central branches Jlsooo ahead Texas and
Pacific about o J behind Ito tlrnnde
Siuiheru for tho week Is nlwut 10J0
uliond for the month about 7iK uhead
totton w is quiet but ilrm tills morn
ing with not much pre ante lo soil Tho
IUeriKiol advices wero better than ex
pivted and this with lighter receipts
und n general Impression that Iho govern-
ment bond Issue would bo a succefcs olfsut
all Ixurlsh featuie and sllmulatcd the
market At the opnlng prices wero hlgh
< r but reacted nnd de < > lfned througli tho
operitlcns of the Mini Irados 1ater
on howoier the market milled again nnd
at noon tho mom nctlio months were
2 to 4 i > olnui nlmve Inst nights tlos ng
with tho undertone of Iho 1n1tket firm
Tlio trading was light throughout I ho
forenoon
Cotton continued firm throughout the
aft1 noon session wllh a modcnito olumo
of biiHness The gieat sutvrsa of tho bond
Issue rostilotod sdlmg and created n
llrmor and moro confident feel ng In the
trade and those who hale hriidoforo re
frain d from entering tho imiket aii1 buy
ing showed a dlspoltlmi to accumulate
somo of the later months with the vlw
of holding them Theto was lllllo outside
buying becniibo the news of the Iwnd
Issuo had not reached the South In time
Tho feeling at tho clo o win quiet but
Ilrm and It would lake little new buying
to filghten the shorls Into covering and
stimulate un advance
NUW VOltK STOCK MAHKI3T
New Yoik Febtuary 5 Tim general
opinion on Wall strert today was that the
lunp an linnclors can nut fall to bo
I rofonndly lmpr e by the icmilt of tno
popular loin rxpeilrmnt The lars ptr
cntng of forelell bids Is very Mgnllltunt
111 low of the previous apprehenston as
to the prvbabe iinfnvnrabln effect of tne
tree silver manifestations of tho United
Steles senate upon liuropean sentlmcit
During tho forenoon the market dlsulajo
hesllauey which wns reflected In nn Ir
Kgular movement of prlcM and modetitc
olume of burlness
The ofileinl nnnoimcemont regarding Ihe
aggregate bids and average of prices Im
puittd netiial buoyancy to Iho market
prbea lUancIng all alcns the line on tho
execution of hey ciders Moro genuine
commission buying than has beon not
for Fomo time pas In wholesale eoieihig
of shorts took place About twothltdi > of
tin iimibutloni were recorded In tho
afteruuou session
St Paul again led iho ontlro mnrkel In
print of activity v Ith Sugar a few thou-
sand shares behnd Tho last rnenllene1
stock was strengthened on the neiwi of
the lote of the tleiinan buiidaratli In fa-
vor of the liKPiisod bounty on sugar ex
ported fiom Ihul country Leather pre
ffrird iviw adiancttl ftfc on a reilinl of
bull manipulative gossip regarding the
dividend Toward tne llnsh cull money
intes weakened and closed at 3 per cent
Tho trains ln tho general list from tile
low points were Sugar 2j Grangers 1VH
Vt Tennessee Coal Hubber preferred
Sii riuhber common l7t Souihcrn pie
frrwl Pi Jeneral Illeclrc 1H nnd Imis
vllle arid Nailllo St Paul and Oninha
nrcl Mlsnourl Pacllle Pi The closing was
unlmateil and strong nt nbout tho Inst
prlein The favorable Influences dealing
upon stocks wero also reflected ln the
bond market The speculatlvo Issues were
tho molt conspicuous Sales 1970000
were us
No IJ
1 01
New U S 4 > Hinp
If f > n rmiMti
II f 4k regular
II S 4b eulioll
II f V rricutur
Mlftourl Ok
A clllson 4A
AtiliUou necnml A
Itonda
fnlioirj
roic llftlfi
Upii
ar 111
I > <
0Kl
1 1
l >
100
7I1H
mil
I en rull o lVlll lou
II A it 3 1 3
II Jc It > 4 9 tSki
II A lloll not U
HH una ml tllr 111
lric nuium at
IUI110U I iilrl
Kaiibu A > ox l
luko Sliure
I una N
Mlfctuun Iaeiao
Niltiicrn 1aclco
N I prut
ltls
Is
I Pit
07
174
HH
ni
NoilljwoKrn ooni loai
II II A H A Si
I II H A 7
II AT t S
IIAl C 0
UK A T nr > l4i
pecnnil 41
st mum u v
ImliiuMiill
IteHitlng
lllulirMatlo Weht u
103
ino
no
10
U
I
70
HiiVH K 1 iK 104
1st si Iao Prut b >
iciiniOi 2
I p o nrm of do 102U
Unthhoru 4 101
utbera VJ
Stock
The following wero ttncloiln qnotitlom nn Hm
loadm BtoQi of t io M nv V > r < ii tuiiia todiif
A T AS Is
Vniril IrcIHo
I fileiik A Alton
II 1 I
Amur Cotton oil
11a lluds 11
Del lkcu A W ltl
U > 4 Nnrltiwtslnrn iirol Uh
Klolritiiili pref
UnrK UlunO
St Paul coinmcin tR
H 1aui prtlerroa l 7f
Sugar Itclliitrr Kllji
leu Iruu
CuhI x 32li
ItuasA Incllle
Uiltea alulu H
11 nb 8t af r
11 ati MI icl pro
II el 11 iutgiiKx
IV U IVlugitpb
I Kin A Klo lriuiilo
U Al l
ItMu
UH
14
III
80s s
17 1
IJ
to1H
FINANCIAL
In iho local exchango market sterling
sixties fold ut 4M buying at 485 New
York sight telling nt V premium buying
at discount Now Orleans sight selling
at U premium builnir at Ik discount
American silver selling at par buying at
i discount
New Yoik February Dflerllng ex
chmge blinkers sixties tSOTiWI k7 rom
mepTal 4 sOVui relcbmurks SPjiilOt 13Pi
francs bankers Blxtlcs 5185idi5l5l icom
merclal 6 ii > f51Sli
Now Orleans Febiuary D Sterling ex-
change commercial sixties 45Mi 4 WA
francs commercial iilxtles 513h > i New
York sight bankers 150 premium com-
mercial 50 premium
London Fobruary 5 Hank rate 3 per-
cent etroct rata WJ151G Per cent eilior
30T d consols for money
L0 yesterday
LOs i
rOSTR CAHLUORAM
New York robrtary G The Evening
Po ts financial cablegram says1
London Th stock markets were nmeter
today but firm nn the whjld allzhtly In
crcase1 actlilly In Kaffirs AniTlcans
wero quiet but good nothing dellnlte w
krown at this hour as to tho result of th
new lean but It is generally behoved hero
In tho l > st quarters It will 10 a succesa
It Is believed In good ciuartora hero that
tho tesuo price will bo higher than at first
supposed probably over 110
Farls The bourro was firm today and
decidedly more active
Ilertliv The markets ore firm
NEW YORK MONEY
New York February t Mon y on call
firm at < i per cent last loan 3 closed 3
rer cent prime mercantile paper Ki per-
cent Sterling exchange steady with ait
ual business In bankers bills at 4 i ilt
4S8 for demand and 4 sCSl4S7 for slxy
days posted rate 4KeMU4 and UiWp
4 fjV > S commercial bills 4M War silver C7S
JsClJTO W MNJ A jri
tk V V i t J IW
nnd butcher grades 3 ISwl 13 sleers under
lorn pounds 2 fitili3 M stinkers and feeders
2j377i cows nnd heifers Wi3 2 canning
eows li2 calves chiefly I4iS7 > Texas
oloor1 groasois 2505 > 3 50 fed 311375 cows
l rtl3
Hogs Receipts 3000 shipments 00 mar-
ket Wilo lowxr heaiy 4itlI5 mixed SWff
410 light 3751105
Sheep Receipts 000 shipments none
inurlot Ilrm nullvcd 2 001i3t0 Southwest-
ern 2 Wi 33 lambn 3SMMS0 low grade
Mieep 150t35
KANPArTciTY
Kansas City IVbruarv I Calllo Re
reipls VHQ chlpments 230 market steady
to BtroiiB Texas steers 2734425 Texas
cows 313H360 beef steers 2 50 420 native
rows lWjSIS stockers and feeders 250tf
383 bulls 2iaB2Sre
IIOKB ItctopiM 750 shipments 1200 mnr
ket weak 5 lower with bulk of sales at
SVw3i hrnvles 3M I puckers 3WMI
mixed 3 SKi3 4 UghlH 3 735TI jorlioii 3 OOjt
4 pigs 27 il 3V
Sheep Receipts 2 > 0 shipments 2100 mar-
ket Ktcady lambs 3 80 150 miitlous 2 >
SC0
WOOL
Houston Hides nnd Wool
Prices paid bv receivers
Dry flint selected C f 7
Dry salt 5 u 6Si
Deer skin 13
Wool ljuotallora strictly nominal
Twelve months medium s MP 3
Twelve mouths tine 7 W 7A
HI months 1U20 leas
Tnllow
Prima 3 ep 3V4
JJeriswax
Good run 20 023
AMERICAN REPORTERS REVIEW
Roston Mass January 5 Tho Ameri-
can Wool and Cotton leortor will say
tomorrow of ilia wool trade Tho sabs
durlnp tho week In the threw principal
markets havo amounted to 450l2r >
pounds of which 2017000 wero domestic
wool The market hss bon julei as was
the case throughout January Tho period
undor Immediate reilew may be filly char-
acterized as ono of waltlriK with more
or loss hope on tho part of tho trade and
doubtless of manufacturers tlmt monotony
would lo broken on WcdncMlay the 5th
Instant or thit omo certain indications
of shaping of he trade would occur on
that day In Iloston the ocrrreirate sale of
slock Is 2225U0 K > tinds includlnic 1227
750 pounds of domestic wool The totil
amount dlspo d of since January 1 IMC
is 10535300 pounds
BELGIUM BALES
Antwrrp February 5 At the Rlvnr
Ilitto wool auction sales 2100 bales of-
fered of which 1300 ivero withdrawn Tho
prices wero dearer Tho attendance was
jfood and the demand especially fur larribs
and medium erodes Tho sales In detail
are Uuenos Ayres C14 bales sold at 115
franca per ltykfloa
HUTTKK ANI > lifiGS
Chlosco February 5 B seadyfresh
I2i an Hutler quiet dairy K17 cream
try 11QJ8
fit I uls Fcbruarj 5 DSira nnn liw
Butter nulet creamery l r If22 dairy lMflt
Kansas Clly F l ruary 5 hitin nominal-
ly steady lfflj llutter fancy country very
eenrro and In demand steady 17V4 dairy
1SS15
New York February 6Ecbs nrmcr Tilth
better demand at about unchanged prices
a
VVWfi > y
giver certificate ni3 714 Mcntcan dol
LOND0N C0KS0L8
London February 5 Consols for money
nnd tho account lO i Par silver 30kii
per ounce Money i per cent Tho rate
> fJI5f nLfor ort nd three months
bills 1it 1518 per cut
COMMIlRCtAIi nitlirFS
iillw Yorlt Pebruary tOovernment
j3D2s buoyant Stato bonds dull railroad
bond nrm
qiiifet Y ° fk m 1 < 5niico Arm wool
nlfcJWt tVbmnrr 5Hank clearings
ISSMISO babnees 37 > 7S1S
New York Pcbruar > k The total sales
of stocks today wero 2S913C shares Includ
big American Sugar 45000 St Paul 50000
General Electric 12000
LIVESTOCK
nonatoa
J1 b Co of the Houston Stock
r nrd report as follows 1
Hecvcs ftsl
Peeves glass
Cows fed
Cows gtass choice
Cows common
Yearlings fed
Yenillnga grass
Calves fed
Mutton Hrstclass only
Mutton
Choice per lb
Common p r lb
Yearling
Choice per lh
Common per IP
Seem tnl Cow
Calrci rearuuti
U its
gross
groes
gross
gross
Oalies
Chotco per lb gross
Common per lb Bros
Sheep
Choice per lb gross
Common per bend
Hoes
Cornfed per lb gross
Mastfed per lb gross
UWU lni
l r
20
13
31
Mill
lw >
41
123
41
t
SsJ 24
Si f 3i
common not wantM
Hogs cornfed 100 lbs and under S Cf 3i
Jlogs conifed over 170 lbs to 200 3
Hogs inustfed must bo good 214
Oopd cattle are desired very few on
Hand good cornfed hogs light and me
dltim weights and good sheep S3 lUs and
over arc wanted masifed hosrs sell slowly
< JnlTC t n
Reported for The Post by A I Norman
Hie slock commission mctchnnt
llecics
Choice per lb gross 3 f m
Common per lti gross 2 rt 21
Cow
s
riitr
2 w
L8
3UTr 3J
1 W 2 W
SUIT 4
SV5U 3
Inn Mock
te n la u n
4 iin in
IKllo l > 7
ft l 4 W
010 100
Market folrlv supplied with entile nnd
calies oierslocked with sheep and hogs
Ncit Orleans
Itepcrlcd for Tho Post dallv except
Tliursdsjs nnd Sundi > s by Albert floni
gom < ry A Co limited llvo slock com
mission iprrthantsi
iced fat fed beee
lnod fat gnus hoeves
Common lo fair beeves
icod fat cows
lived fat jearllngs
3W f
2 1
It po
w
pomi
l
Common to fair cows bend Si 00 till 00
Cominm to fair > earllngs 7 00 MI 00
Common In good culies 50 c < ltl M
icod cornfed hogs 4 4i 4
Comnnn 10 fair 3 Hi 3
Good fat sheep 3 fe 3H
Coniuiun tu fair sheep head 1 00 u 1 Ji
Receipts Sales un band
mils 101 1K1 41
I ilTfluil rentlln 117 214 llll
Hn i M llll 33
biup o
Peeies cows and heifers ntondy gooil
stwk In demand Calies and arllngs
Ilrm
Hogs qulot Good sheep In demand
CHICAGO
Chicago February 5 There Is no Im
provement In demand but receipts con-
tinue ronespondliKlj light and todays
run was mostly dosed out at itronger
1 ilits with some sales of choice Iicovch
i I an sdinuco of 3rl0 Common lo extra
liatiie boovLS were wanlisl ut i f3rii
sales Icing ehleily at 3 ti376 with export
entile In demand at 4 and up lluichers
and lanno cattle were again In excel
lent demand at strong prices cows and
lanlfera sell ng largely at rt375 Calves
n ro unchangcnl with moderato offerings
sjles bring largely at firrljf > eeple the
lulliig high prices fcllng entile bid a
fair salt around 3h0 Tess fed steers aro
In sciy fair demand at 3 3 > n37 > and bulls
tows and lelfejs bone 2M3 Lr >
Hogs Irlucs arc mill on tho down grade
In spltn of the smaller run Ihe packing
fraternity having decided lo force a ile
illne and piiccw suffered n further Ue
eilne Bales i rn slow at > 5420 the
hula ft Mini at 4 1M > I3I A few oholrn
mixed biought 320 ilghl wrlgHs nro
becoming scaler and aro In gro ng locul
and fhlpplng demand
Sbeei > Ituj trs took hold quite freely at
Ftead > prices Common 10 choice mtlio
sheep were In btiiand at 2rOiJ30 ml
or Western at 3IOir3fc yearlings 3J0W110
and lambs at SKIylM
KT lToPIS
St Iniiln February f Cattle ItccepB
2700 HlilpmtntH HH markn sternly lo Ilrm
fair to lust shipping J7Mfio1 drwsed beef
5 feS V W
HOUSTON DAILY POST > THURSDAY > MORNING FEBRUARY 6 1898
COTTON MARKET REVIEW
The Financial Situation Gave
ton n Better Tone
Cot
INTERIOR RECEIPTS RATHER LIGHT
UulU Think Ihe Onlloalt Is Now More
FarorablKsll Jtonlh Still Ad
onolnc
Office of Tho Tost
Houston Wednesday February 6
The rosy hue that overspread tho finan-
cial atmosphere was reflected to a slight
extent In todays cotton transactions
thoiiRh tho Improvement was not as much
as the bulls thought the situation Justl
41cd Local advices stated that subscrip
tions to tho bond Issuo were neurly three
hundred mllllona showlns that Undo
Hams credit Is unlimited
Despite the faiorablo llnanclal situa-
tion speculators seemed only bnlf
hearted In their buying of cotton nnd
thoro wns really very llttlo life In tho
market Tho port receipts wero not
large but estimates for tomorrows mnio
ment nt Houston nnd New Orleans were
qullo heavy and depressed the market
somewhat Tho half weekly Interior re-
port wns considered bullish showing re
ceipts of 33W the snuio as the movement
for the corresponding tlino In ISU Ship-
ment wero 30OIH against 240V In ISM
Tho tone of both spots and futures ivaa
very steady at Ihe close today nnd In
the opinion of many Indicates n further
Improvement befoie tho week ends The
fall months ut New York again showcd 11
greuter rain than those of tho present
crop September has advanced 14 and
October 13 points during tho Inst two
days
Liverpool futures opened steady nt 1 13
to 2 points up There was a slight decline
dining the session but the foielgn mnr
ket closed quiet and slendv with the near
months 1 point higher than sesterduy
und tho new crop months 2 points up
New York futures opened steady about
1 point up There was a fuither advance
on tho second call and Iho closing was
steady 3 to d polnis higher llinn yester
doy Mnrch wild nt for Iho lowest
and S03 highest
New Orleans futures were quiet nnd
sttady nt the opening with the near
months about 1 point off This loss was
recoveied by noon though IVbruarv con-
tracts remained ot tho decline March
closed 1 point up nnd other niotilhs
about 3 points higher Ihan yesteulny
Thero wns n fair demand for spots at
Liverpool sales nmounllng to lOOoO bales
nt unchanged prices The American mar-
kets weie steady with very good sales
at Memphis and New Orleans but Utile
business at other points
The following tnble compiled by Bco
tetnry II O Hester of tho New Orlenns
Cotton Exchange shows tho nvcrugo
weights of cotton handled nt poits and
overland from September 1 1833 to Jan-
uary 31 1K > 3 Incluslvo
AverfiRO weights based on returns from
Memphis and St Louis Memphis nver
oko VW 41101 airalnst 511 50100 last year
HI Louis 515 nnall t 511
New York Fehruiry 5 Special Tho
KKrepale bond bids aro suld to havo bepu
oier JVlOOflOiO It would tertnlnly seem
tlmt thu oflVet of this evldeneo of con
tldeiico on thn part of tho people Inasmuch
ns bids nro icry bitutly from Individuals
und institutions In Amerlia should bo a
stlmulinl to evtryihliiB and cnale decide 1
nonlldencn obrorut lieeauso of tho Kreat
faith wo bnio In our own irovrriimerit
Notwlthstnndlnc political wranKles nt
Wnshtniften and that lb ureal resources
of this country must continually tend to
lirlliR about Incrrased weillh nnd there
foro Krealcr buyliu power by Its people
col Ion should bo entitled to some of Iho
rtflcctlve benefits of such conditions as
tho above If rcallred Hlronirn 10 say the
depressing fenluro In the cotton market
and about thu only one comes from
tho Boulh Itself as New York and
Liverpool nro bHnrc deduced with reports
from all over tho cotton belt as lo nn
Intention In InrRcly Inrreitw acres ire We
can Imairlnn ny rnoro satisfactory Infor
mitlon to tho worlds spinners than such
advices Atwood Vlolelt fin
New York February 5 Tho cotton mir
ket opened steady with near months
ellKhlly lilirher nnd bit months sIlKimy
lower Thiwmliout the session Ihe session
Khiinnl a tendency I widen differences
belwten the near nnd future deliveries
The BCtieial level of prlerB hns been
hlnlier on lh Miccessful outcome of I lie
new bond subscription but commission
bouses claim bat they nro tlll practically
without outside lulrrtst olders belnif
very senrco from any eourec The firmer
foeiliiK vvas Inoteusfd by reported smfiit
offerliiRn In the South The flimnewi was
well maintained up to the close of tho
Kiarltet tho smaller buyers helm lamely
responsible for tho Improvement of from
2 o ti points und atesdlnosu seen ut tha
close of business Tho larser operators
propose to remain by their contracts
until tho moiemenl shall hove sliown
some decided tendency towards falling off
Now York February E Dry oods
Buyers weio present in jtood numbers but
us tht awards of bonds and the amount
bid for them ennrosMsl Kemiral attention
to tho neglect of purchases the latter was
on h very moderato scale Prlntlnj
cloths were dull but steady at 2 > L
New York February E Tubbitrd
Brothers Co rotton letter says The
market during tho forenoon has been
aualn narrow and confined to local opera
tlons Riiieinl demand belnir In an apprn
clable epiantlly In the small movement of
Prices The openln showed u moderate
strenKlh which was lout Immediately at
ter and resralncd with a slight further ad
vanco ns the day wore on This was dun
to the action of a local operator who was
btiyiruc May deliveries but on the result
Inis advance the supply became too treati
to bo abiorbtd and further Improvement
was prevented The bond subscription
thoueh largely In excess of the require-
ment fell flat aa for as any effect on the
market wan concerned and becoming dull
after tho moderate activity the market
takm Its usual walling attitude the
remlwcekly movement Is considered a
liberal one During tho afternoon a stead
JaV j
ti ifULii >
ler feeling was developed although the
demand continued Locally tha strength
was well held up to Iho close the lattj
sellers of the new crop months wero un
ablo to stem the tide by jwrsiatcnt offer
ings and tho steadiness was maintained
by tho smaller
COTTON POINTS
Houston expects MOO to 2S0O bates tomor
row against 2097 on tho same day last
year New Orleans estimate la for 0000 to
TWO against 5315
Albert Co wired F Carglll at lt18
a mi Hagerden Imlllng New Tork causing
steadiness exceedingly dull here local
crowd Indifferent
Tho receipt ot Ben Island cotton at
United state ports so far this seasod
amount to 52723 Kales against 70535 during
the same time In lWlos
Colonel Walter Oresliam and D II Hen
derson of Galveston and C It Moorj ot
Cainhtldge were nmong tho Visitors rcg
Islered at tle Cotton Exchango toiiy
Sales of cotton futures nt New York
since September 1 1KI3 invo been over
29 000000 bales March deliveries alono
hno been so d to tho number of 10300
000The
The htirrau of agriculture at Washing
ton villi Issue It yently report February
10 showing the amount of cotton mnrketed
during tho season since September 1 nnd
tho amount still held on plantations and
perhaps It may shed seme new light an tho
piolNible olio of this years crop and stim-
ulate activity
COTTON
HOUSTON DAILY STATEMENT
IhU It > Lilt Year
Irmirerelnts 1SI 17J4
Net
rcivtiit
1
firms Mii < iit > nti
NUttU
HOUSTON
l < nw oritlnarr
ontlnnrr
lo rt urinsrr
In Itilildttlti
Mllitl 11c
Ilonl tiitrtri Inn
Middling fair
PAk4
Ontlnnrr
UmoiUnnrr
L lnMiiilnir
MlOiUlnmiiilni
II l l liiMlii iinUiul
Said
etnerlinti
eisHMtatlim una eiierl
tmiiort
Alucrleati
1brmry
Miirrli
April
Mnr
June
inir
Aurust
fctltimUr
Hllllti
ru
Noon
Inll
Hll
a Asked h Hid
LIVERPOOL FUTURES
Opened steady demand modtinte
m unlet
111
eauy tend
IVhrnary
Iebil nil
MurrliArirtl
lllll4r
Ma Inno
1 nioJuIr
lillAi > KH l
Aiaill8l > lUitir
rte11entoL4 r
t ii Noiemter
JlreemOr
lulveoton
New Orleans
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
llaltlmoro
Now York
Boston
PhUadelphla
Weat Point
Newport News
Xrupswlck
fnredo
liaKli Pass-
Port Royal
Texan City
Vclasco
Othci ports
ToUta
24411 091
C553 Slbll
02171 BSS3I
NEW ORLEANS SPOTS
liw nllnftry
tnlluaij
towl otiilnnff
1nw lnMitlns
MlttdUiw
timttl mUMllnet
MMttl u ixlr
tuloi
leoserlhry
l i liitil Inn
111111a
rno1 iiilitillnit
Mlitililixtfttr
bani
iW
NI
S750
NEW YORK SPOTS
TiKiir
1Am
H IMll
II 610
133
LIVERPOOL SPOTS
4 3111
I lflfla
4 11IU
1 n loo-
N IMW
1000
llllll
Mill
NEW YORK FUTURES
Opened steady 120t quint and
rlostsl Htendy sales 115 iw
C OhCll
Vpililsj
81
7 Blll
li
I
H
5530
BIH
71WII700H stllOJ
8 ll UIH 11441314 imu7
SOS4IH HIIO III SlllH
h inpj
h 1415
H IBll
SI 1
8 141n lOjll
7sihi7 nls7
7il7tW7 7o71i77t7i
Vest di
4 310
4 1013
4 11111
Htlllll
7 ami
Mill
17I1UU
14100
linn
lesiiy
t Insiitf
7 HI SS
7 07 OH
H II IIU
Kir
s IS lliH IM4S lllll
1V1NM 1lll718riil
8 III
7MI8I
U7I8
7 1IMH17 llltln7lllil7 llf
7 llll 7ll4ii7lll
H7 il I tJ
11 Asked b llll
NEW OltLEANit FUTURES
Opened oiilot and steady 1203 niilel
tlosiMi aleadv salm fkOoo
Kebrnary
llnrd
April
>
limn
Jul
All lilt
Spj eniler
Cll t1T
S vti il er
llnvinltrr
Open I Noii
I lllsl Call
rio til
7 870 7 8h 7H7h
HIHIi 7IUIUJ 7 01113
tiej ultuin7ivii7
7I MIS7 H7UH TtlllH
7IMIlHOIHI lfllU4H
HIIHUII4ll lllHIIV i
7 M1D8 70101 70 Vim
7M5I 7rlM 71l 3
7 411217 in IS 7 U14
7i73U7l810 7304l
7IMlll7ll > ll7 4IM2
11 it r
Cll tl
7 8Kb
till III
7 IltI3
7 U7U8
H llll tlj
8 DDtlt
7 0JUI
7MI13
7 IIM I
7 II7 < W
73831
sternly closod unlet and
ors new 200
Opui Social niUUlr
incl all I liig
4 31iiii 4 in mi 14 iini11 in
ISII
4 28
lJ7
4S7
4 27
IS4
I 13
4 It
I 11
1 2ti io
4 so
I S7S8
I U7
i SIIS7
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4 S7S8i I Sll27
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1131 I 131
I Us 4 11IU
411111 I U8Hm
v Vniuoi iTRIdT 11 Sellits
II H EXIORTH AND PORT STOCKS
liiportiiotimit llrltala SISIS
iiKriA 101 rmiei 11311
1 xiorlNli teiitlnunt 30 100
MKemiiliiiir rnoni
Mi It tlilainiy ut wo1 I181 7sy
M < lliloij liuiiuar 07 711
llillo t lulus u > iii 13138
STOCKS AT LEAD1N11 MARKETS
flew Menu llfll 13il
tutrlori IS7Mil
tialvciuu 11 J 173
Muninhl 1301111
nuinnl 7SHHI
fliiuttou 3JIU0
COMPARATIVirsiOT MARKET
The followiiiK nre tho rlosliitf quotnllona
for cotton on tho spot Unlay nt tho lend
Imt iiiuikels tOKotbrr wllh closliur of liild
illlni yesterday with today ailesi
DAILY INTERIOR MOVEMENT
Rects Hhlots Slock
Aufinta
almupa
nl i uls
lluiutua
Total tolaf
HAVRE
OiHoalrs
Ire ortlliulro
lias
IViruarr
urea
A Mil
Mar t
June
mir
December
200 lU4j 300118
41 III
1301
s7oio
NET RECEIPTS AT ALL U
I Trite I
I day I
This
w k
B PORTS
This I Last
year year
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lf > 5S Dlill M2JI9 7H5W1
5541 4201 23S303 3U10CS
S21 15IS lMilCDl 222021
IS2I C3 2l 214370 37 00
I 51 3330 702i7
I 1311 77606 143WI
S7I 103 H757I 4U77J
Ilk 200 2C7M 711813
C77 1300a iIJ
7J7J 1017
S455 2S4U
5251 um
k971
4S2I
402CS 11501
41208
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A WORD IN YWR
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pi the copsplaion
haridj trrrti iBdhilr
Is found in the perfect
action of the Ports
produced by
f
The most effective
tkln purifying ind
beautlfylnfj soip In the
world js well u purest
end sweetest for toilet
bath end nursery
Arrived
ts Comal Eviiiis New York
1 Iilenlieliu lTaltlm Mnderla
U Ihrenihnnl lii wml MlbkiaMii v n i VAil
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Diftoronco 0tM 30rW M21571tw S
SEMLWEEKLY MOVEMENT > W
Now Orleans Fcbnmry CBeerelariW
lies ors llRiiros on tho movement at h
eiullng Intorior towns for the half weet
with comparisons nro ar follows H
Halt week end JU Shbi if
lug
ct < pts
February 0 ISM 2M13
PcbiuaryB 1M6 40C24
Junuury is lSK 22301
Jauuaiy 29 IS13 57MII
Jnnuiuy 22 ISM 21457
January 2 lvil i273
JailUKO 5 lkisli 23811
January 13 isjj 4811
January s hjo 2iimh
January ft 1S03 43K1
January 1 lvni 40401
Junuaiy 1 lws 81620
December 23 1S37 75502
December 23 1WI1014111
December is ISP 70500
Decumbcr 11 ISII 125 337
December 11 IW mOi
December II lsai 12rjl
Decemlier 4 IMS 17317
December 4 1WI 100378
53173
37057
574117
24723
CI o3
28107
s ja
SNlOd
t727
52705
eila
C 70J
11233
St
101313
10523
100011
70063
134S37
t < Francisco Kiriaurl Clejifueiros
Koh J 11 Hutterldc Kclley Norfolk
Bailed
81 Concho Risk New York
Hs Tyller Rosmuaeen Weat Indies
Vessels in Tort
To Wm Parr ft CoSs Serra 8p
menu Stock
nm irimr
03731
4SVJ07 5
mm if
4IJAU3 1
4J1202
411274
4ai730
4WIDa
v
47110
4S3fJ03
417107
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42JSU i
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MAKISB lXTI51L10RNCn g
Port of aaivoston February jf L
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it
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trV
IVi J Slnllcr Colk Illrolha Btor 5
ken sell Emma Knoulton si Francisco la
To W W Wilson 8s Wcnnlnglem Hall
ss lllalruiore
To Itiwler 1 McVllle Rch W J Keyser
ns Toledo Iienrldze BlJlrmare Woolcr
Hampton us Blenheim
To Tcsus Star Flour MlPsBs Oyiler
1 itiinii Kch Helen
To J N Siwjcr CoSs Alamo
Up and Sailed
Ms Laurel Swansea sld Jan II
Ha Casdelield Dnkur sld Jan K
Hih M W ChlltU llavann sld Dec 24
Ship Kyher llr Calcutta aid Nov 4
Hhlji llilllsh lslM Calcutta sll Jut 3
Hs poliina Mr Llvt rpeol sld Nor IS
Hi Daniel Liverpool sld Dec 11
Hs Hartlepool llr Hsinburir sld Dee
ICHs
Hs M ONeill Philadelphia sld Jan L
Hit Renown Faliiouth sld Dec 1
Ks Unrmatlu Cardiff sld Nov 2
Hs Ethiopia Glasgow sld Dec 2L
Hs IDenhelm Huire sld Dec
Ilk lltloe Seville Ore 27
Belt C E Look Iloston sld Jan IJ
Heh Uuttcrlck Norfolk sld Jan 14
Ns Edeuinoie Liverpool sld Jan 15
Ilk llbiida iircnock sld January
Ss llilen llelfast sld Jan 22
lis Mnrla Purio Rico sld Jan IS i
Hs Maristun Vern rus sld Jan 20
Hs Dberun llano sld Die 2a
ks North pumhi Harry sld Dec 23
hch T II lluilerlck Norfolk aid Jan ItT i-
Hs Fxplorer Prrnambuco sld Jan 24
Hs Capenor Mnnclicsler sld Jan 2 S
Hs Dnrtmotv Shields sld Jan 5
Hs iAistaken Itnoa sld Jan 21 1
Km Mnilina Cur I Iff sld Jan 10
Ms Koseinalh Llnuriek sld Jan 7
8s Ueridl Goldsworthy Constanllnopld
sld Jan C
Hs llona Antwerp sld Jan 3
Hs VoIiikc Stow art HI Vincent Doc 30 I
Sh Ltona New Vork Feb I
K Alicia HI Lucia sld Feb 5 1
Hs Coiilsi IIITo Olbraltnr sld Ian 19
m Hnpioiiii Llinerlik sld Jan 17
Si Lyiidhurst AnifT sld Dec II
Hs Lcoiiii Now Vuik sld Feb L
Ss Laimmsae New York sld Feb E-
ON HIIIPHOAltfTNOT CLEARED
The total amount of cotton on shipboard r
not tinned at lalitslon today n 11649 l
luilw niruliist 51214 bains at tho Mtrm time 1
last year Thn illilsions nro as follows
For Irent UrlliilneSs JLirla 2401 n Ser
ra 4013 hs RcmlilRo 6131 ss Wooler S3271
s Ilnmnlun 3125 bh Explorer 576 s Fran-
cisco 101 ns Allele 1054 total 21020
For Prance Hs Marlma 1130 nonmem
Ikis 2423 t11i1l 3350
For IllemenHs Blenheim S050
For IlamburKSs Volnifo 123
For Russia Ilk Storken 1CJ8
lor New VorkMallory lino 3SC1
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
Total receipts of cotton nt Galveston to-
day were 2ISI balw dlvldtsl a follows
By Gulf Colorado ami Santa Fe rail-
way 1013 by International and Great
Northern railway 432 by Mltsourl Kansas
and Texas railway 170 by aalveoton
Houston und Henderson rullivuy Si by
linrrto A C II 137 by pchooner JUip
nllo 2
snippetl to LIvorpool Ry ateamahlp
Paleniliia 4150 bales
I alien by Galveston cotton milt M
ImIib
RECEUT3 AND EXPORTS
This Last
Reason Season
Net receipts
From other ports
Gro > s receipts
Exports
Fiance
droit Britain
Continent
Channel imrts
Tlolul foreign
New York
Morgan City
76S2W1 1453174
Other II S porta 15S12
Nurih by rnll
Tolal cesistwlse
I xul consumption
Total exports etc
STOCK
On Shipboard
For Brwt Britain
For Franco
Other forelirn ports
For coastwise ports
In comprrwsOM v
Total stock 113173
1435170
201133
6735SS
2W8M
lij4 18t
173437
tie
7041
49
mm
2401
i t rf
Year a
24fDl V
2300 < i
15097
i
lOllMiA
New York Iebruary 6 CofttKvOptlonfM
steady with prices unchanged te 10V
points higher ruletl cenerally nrm onSji <
lluropean and lootil ooverlng followliwrsfij
smaller receipts eit Itlo elf Janeiro a fe
Snjittis Closed steady at HWW polnta ne Cg a 1
advance fales
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IIS0O l > ac > 8P ° r Cortee Yilfi
Itlo dull No 7 13 mild dull WArenouiiepj
atrirt1av HBTIiyl
deliveries from New York yesterday
V Stetes Stoekrf
stock today 2C7474 lInlt
341715 afloat for the Lnl eel U m fL
total vlslblo for Ihe United B t rHfctU r
4baSS last
agalmt year Vij
Santos February ElluUi food AvenM Jit
Santos 14000 rela per l kUoii re tW vfa
sooo atOcU mW > rfe l ii
Havre JiVfbruarr Cl < twrtjrVTst
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