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w NAV Tue Sbstkt Vi ltAhs NdIl uO 10 DuL lOWii
crime has been clearly demonstrated by the
prosecution of what is known as the "land
| trsu /" cases, sometimes called the states
| pet cases. ..t..
| There never was q more thoroughly or
ganized set of shrewd scoundrels than these
| land thieves. Possessed of wealth, influence.
talent, and determination to defraud, and
confidence in The weakness of the law, they
felt secure Us the murderer does at the pres.
ent time. But The state of Texas stretched
forth her strong arm and they we're soon
landed in the state penitentiary, and the
whole business in which they were engaged
completely squelched.
How was this done?
In the frat place, the legislature passed a
new law so that they might not escape by
that door.
Then there was ton thousand dollars an.
propriated to pay the expense of catching
and prosecuting them before the courts. With
what complete success that has be and is
being done every one knows.
NV let the state make pets of sill classes
If criminals, and in four years there will be
little TO do in that line.
And vicente ner, let me ,say.to you that
there is still some hope that this will Be done.
Although heretofore you have met with little
success ,before the legislature you might
again formulate something for their consid
GRAFTON and appoint such co nmttees as will at.
tend to presenting your views before the law
making power at the proper time.
The criminal law needs amending, the free
bill needs changing, the convict system needs
regulating so that when men are convicted
! they will be punished, and many
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Spotlll { . the IL raid;
Sun Antonio, NV. 90 Later Information
SHOWS that the murdered Mexican iount
dead in Seguin's pasture was killed by Bias
GutarIi, aprominent Mexican in this county
for criminal intimacy with his wife. Cur
tSrr is In jail, awaiting examination, aud
there is considerable excitement among the
Mexican population in tho neighborhood OIL
the murder.
The ilgieth anniversary of Puland's struggle
for independence is being celebrated tonight
by The Polish citizens High mass was said
this morning at the Polish church.
General Ord says he will make recon-.
mendstion to congress that ten thousand
dollars be appropriated for tho purpose OF
digging an Mleslan well Mt one ol the new
military posts in west Texa,.
Sheriff WISER, of Robertson county, and
Albert Bishop. city marshal Of Hearne, who
have been IN the cIty severn. days waiting for
Il prisoner left on the morning stsse this
morning, for Austin, having In chsrgo 5. p
Mann, who stands indicted in RObertson
county, on the charge of murder. Mann Is n
cooperate Character and escaped from an
cticer ut Hesrne. Deputy sheriff, Brunie,
Effected his capture on tho Rio Grande.
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Houston Dots.

Special to The herold
Houston, Nov. 30. To-day circus man
m'rried one Of the dsmi-monde named
Nellie, the ceramony being performed by d
justice at Moliio Lewis house cf Il.f4me on
Main street.
Last Sunday night J W. Kerr was hslted
by two tr'mps while crossing the city ditch
in tho southern suburbs. They beguiled
him with cnuversation, and then Knocked
him down. He thea pulled his pistol, and
being scared % dopth, fred several time,
without hitting the couadrels.
This morning Bill johnson was caught
trying to rob the 'ill at u,nry Wcicbmau'.
saloon. s'd nab ed
Fred Garz rev big knife and tiled tc
carve 5 melody and = IN limbo
iiorrd weather prevails, aud the street.
lro of tho consistency of grual. Droy4ge is
nearly totally sloppn', wood SIG rer cord
and who knows what is coming:
Gail 3. johnson, tle louug proprietor OF
tho Houston Daily Post, was married in
Galveston, to-day, to ~ accomplished lady
Miss Wlll.ch B,rdon, belonging 10 one Of til,
Oldest Texas families ard grand neice ut
Giil Borden, tho drst Texas editor, aud pro
pTiotor Of the old original Houston Tell
graph.
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London, New. 20. -Trickett boat Ross
easily by four lengths, but in consequence Of
foul at Hammersmith bridge, the umpire
declared that the men must row over again.
The Sportsman, this morning says ths,
neither Ross nor trickett were in very good
trim for the race, but both did good work
Ross had the Surrey station and the start was
good one. Ross Immediately went length
or more ahead And mantsi ed this lead to
Hammorsmlth when tho foul occurred.
Trickett's scull touching Ross boat. It was
good race after this ~ Oheswick Il ,eat,
where Trickett took the lend, and at Barnes
bridge rowed right away from Ross, who WAS
then beaten. Trickett then fnishsd An easy
winner by four lengths.
Two to one was freely offered on Ross,
but without takers. The attendance was
very thin.
The time fthe race. distance four and ono
quarter tuiles, was 80 minutes AID 23 see
ond'. Tho lids Was very poor. Trickutt and
Ross will row again at halfpssl . o'clock
next Satu d afternoon.
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PFsf' Cooper In the in,ernationa, Re.
view

Il was with ,r.aa,a,,, IA ~ .
pride that wa bsva ~ ~, -, 'o s'"'o
Prot Oscar n. Coonsr of tha Ss,, ao" "
Normal intitute nm tbs snbi.c, 90 ~ "";
vetsity of Texas. In the Intsros,ja,.i 800, J'
for December. The snb;ec, IA wv ;n,r'',,, 80"
one, tho medium throup6 whirb il IA nrsssn,'
I'd to the public at large IA one of sr,inan,
respectability and the treatmen, ho,b "a h,
its style and matter ia worthy of the snh,act
aud OF the fsstidiou, vehicle. And in na,inc
il may be- interes,iu. To nota that an G.r NJ
our knowledge extends. this ia the Ar,t aa.
,, mission of an article from Texnn in IN
established northern review. The youpv
giant is assuming the toga yitii,, aud the
oldsters, who have hitherto kep. MIN out of
society, ART constrained 10 order a cover laid
at ihe family table for the tall youth whom
they will eye hunceforw 4rd MS Sylls eyed lhe
young C@zsr. Prof Cooper tells us in his
admirable paper how this promise of younp
Texas will be fulfilled 1t Is not enough that
IN order TO ill her predestined place in the
union and the world that Texas shall have "a
score OF millions Of inhAbitaLts who shall be-
rich from the products of her fertile so,l, her
hundreds Of rsilroa 5 and hor Thousands of
Industries, but she must be groat in all her
attributes of An intelligent and thouehtfu,
uanhsod; and to this end her sons must be
profoundly educated. The eyes of Eugland
have ever been Oxford and Cambridge, and
the chic glory of Germany has been her
army OF scholars. II is difficult to t4ol the
absolute necessity Of deep culture, whom tue
majority of the people arc sugsged in ma
terml industries, even es the farmer driving
os team ansld through stumps and over fat
zen Trees, has buta slight appreciation OF the
o'h"h's OF suo'solling. But tho logs rol
ln'o lneoarth and tho stumps disappear by
degrees. The rough pioneer settlement bo-
comes an orderly farm. The old man listen.
with complaeency TO thp ambitious and
enterPrising advice of Tom orJsck VINO has
ooeh 10 college, or has made tour thruugh
We oI1er states The old patriarch incline:
ms ear, well pleased to hear OF the wonders
ot the sowing machine, the steam plow, the
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Important Decision.

Washington, ID. G., Nov. 29.-In the
umted States supreme court to-day de-
cision was rendered in the caso of the East
Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia railroad
company against Hamblin county, Tcnnes-
see, aud tue judgment of tao supreme court
Of Tennessee was affirmed.
General and Mrs. Garfield left to-day for
Mentor, Ohio.
An order was issued by Postmaster General
Maynard to-day raising the following post
offices to the grade of presidential Offices tom
and after tho first Of January next, with sal.
aries Of future incumheuts as stated below !:
Concord, North Carolina, 81, 900; Lagrange.
Texas, S1l0O.
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Fort Worth Advance, Nov. q.


There is a suspicion in tha minds cf many
thinking men III Fort Worth that there rs to
be var between the Gulf, Colorado y Santa
Fe railroad company and the Missouri,
Kansas & Texas company aud indeed recedt
movements would Indicate that there are
grounds for shch suspicious. We cannot say
to what extent this feeling pervads the citl
| Gems Of Fort Worth, but II Is safe to say that
the most prominent of those engaged in late
efforts to secure the roads share IT, To such
degres has the question sprung that Colonel
Walter Gresham has been interviewed and
Q Inferred with repeatedly with tho hope OF
ehctlng ,he merest intmation from that ren
tlemHn that there would DO truuhle bot Wesn
the corporation he represents and
the Missouri, Kansas ana Texas railroad
company. But he hss Invariably assured
his intervewers that the Cult, Colorado and
Santa Fe railroad would not b. frustrated by
any mNneuvers on the part of other roads,
and that bis company would faithfully carr
out its obligations to Fort Worth. 1t ia sur
missed that the Memphis, Kansas and Texas
company are running bluff" to employ n
common phrase, by projecting their route
through Clehurno and ernaps To Bolton,
iuiihiiib phrhiloi W tno ilno oI Tue uut, COl-
oredo aud Santa Fe. This suspicion i,
strengthened by tho tact thNt tho contracts ;
for grading the Missouri, Kansas and Tsxn,
were lot south Of this place when the present
terminus OF the road is Gsinssvlle, egh Y
miles TO the north. Furthermore is
believed that the company aro proceed
log by authority of an old charter, which OK
pired several years ago. Whether VIZ are 10
havc competing lines from tho south or
whether the movements briefly referred to
are the beginning of scheme TO absorb the
less powerful corporation, remains to be seen.
Should the Gould combination Bee ft to Grip.
ple the Cult, Colorado and Santa Fe com
pany in the execution Of its plans. there is
room for belief that it will be successrul, for
1t has seldom failed TO come out victorious in
any undertaking howev gigantic in pro-
portions. Meanwhile tho contractors are
working on the Cult, Colorado and Santa Fe,
and our citizens are waiting further develop
nens with n feeling akin to anxiety. What
the future has in store for us IL problematical
and uncertain. Nous verrons.
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH
Tramp uighwaymen in Houstop-Thc
Editor of ehe Posi- MarrIes The
Poles Celebrating at San An
tOnio-SU Usiy Ntury from
Galveston, Kite.
GALVESTON Grlst.

Special to the Herald.
Galveston, Nov, 20.-9ail b. Johnson,
proprietor of the i~uston Post, and Miss
Willie Z. Borden were married ut 10 O'clock
this morning st the residence of the brides
father, j. G. Borden, by Rev George Briggs.
In the presence Of II few intimate friends.
Miss Borden is young lady Of rare accom-
plishnionts, aud Mr.. johnson is to be con-
gratulsted at capturing such jawel. The
happy couple were attended by l.. Q. Smith
and wife, recently married st Columbus.
Presents were numerous, rich, rare and
costly. Mr. aud Mrs q. B. johnson, accom-.
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. l.. @. Smith, |, # for
Now Orleans by steamer, wlero thoy will
spend their honeymoon.
L. E, EimondsOn, dentist, was arrested
TINS atlernoon on complaint of Matte Tay-
lor coored, who called to have tooth
extracted, and claims that Will usder the
influence of ohlorofOrm he out aged her.
Upon an affidavit of the woman Elmordson
was taken in custody, and gave bend for his
appearance before the recorder in tho mora
ing. Opinion ditla-s as to the gull. or inno.
cenco of the accused.
Your Colonel Elliott left per steamer this
morning on snort visit u New Orleans,
having spent three days in Galveston, aud
having been tho recipient Of numbgr,ess at.
teutons and entertainments from his host OF
friends in this, his former homo
C.lonel A. u. Bclo has arrived home.
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A BIG FIRE.
DESTROYS s25o,ooo OF PROPERTY,
staninn and Layc ,ck 90 Row For
Championship of tho worid-Lieu-
tenant GOvcrnor Eject of Color
ado FaIaiiy Shot Cho Pres
ideuttai vose--HOme and
Foreign News, etc.
Rig Fire.

West Point, Va Nov. pa disastrous
fire here last night, of which brief report
has already been telegraphed. broke out
about 10 o'clock on board the steamer Shir.
lay, which was lying at the whsrves of tho
Richmond, York River and Chesapeake
railroad. Tho Hrc spread so rapidly tbs. before
the steamer could DO cut loose irum the wharf
the fiames had communicated thereto, the
crew of the steamer baraly having time TO
escape. The flames spread along tbs wharvas
rapidly midi loss than m hour the steamer
Shirley, together with 2,l00 foet of whSrvss
and six insur ,nce wsro houses, which includ'
ed 1909 on the water in front, the wholc
covering an area of nearly four sores, we're
entirely consumed, The town of West
Point has also suffered some dsmage, 260C
bales Of cotton were burned, besides \ large
amount of other freight, and twaaty lone
freight cars partially lston. The loss, 80 ia,
as is known, will exceed $2500 coo,
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Galveston Journal of Comm erco.

Galveston Journal OF Comm erco.
When the people of the interior of Texas
come to understand that deep water at Gal.
weston, will add annually to the value of their
cotton croY, one-eigb,h moro than it now
brings, as is estimated by cotton factors in
this city, they can comprehend that deep
water at Galveston means much solid wealth
to The planting and mercantile interests of
interior Texas-to say Ic.iiing of the millions
of dollars of taxes that great metropolitan
city within the limits of Texas, would in
time, pay ito the treasury Of tho state-and
OF course thereby lessen taxation elsewhere
in all Of our great commonwealth. This
too, would be a perpetual source Of revenue,
forever Increasing md gathering additional
strength and new sources Of wealth from all
of the erea. commercial world outside of
and beyond Texas, to be poured inio her lap
throughout the cycles of I'll lime.
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Now York, Nov. 29.-The stocks market
opened generally armer, but with strong
pressure to sell was soon developed in West
ern Union, under the influence of which that
stock declined Il per cent, and the general
list, / to II per cent; Manhattan, Elevated;
Ontario and Western, and Lake Erie and
Western. showing the most depression. At
tho first board the granger shares became
strong and sold at 3per cent. for Northwest,
and i for ST. Paul. Western Union recov.
ere per cent. and the remainder of the list
recovered the most of the decline, the gem
eral tendency being upward.
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Frightmi Railroad Accident.

Macon, Ga, Nov. 20 0-Early yesterday
moroing passenger train on the Georgia
Central broke in half, half mile from
Macon. The steam brakes stonped the rear
half on q down grade y heavy fieigt train
following, telvscoped tho sleeper half why,
killing the ougiusor. The president Of the
Central rosd, VIM. Wadlcigh, and vice presi-
dent Mr. ROeroul, were in the sleeping car,
but escaped through window. Several OF
tho pass9t gers wcrn hurl, but none fatally.
A iow minutes after tho collision, n second
heavy freight train ran into the middle,
smasning tne car into fragments. Engneer
Crosby, Of the middle tram, was found with
his hand on the lever, which was reversed.
He was janmcd against tho hot boiler by u
freight cs leaping over the tender, and was
disembowelrd ard roasted The other engi-
neers md tlremen leaped and were saved.
Matt Freeman, of Macon, WAS badly cut In
the head by II fragment Of car seat. The
accident occurred on steep grade whore
trains coulC not be checked. The track has
been cleared aud trains are running again.
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ST. Joseph, No, Nov. 20.-General Jas
C;aig, who ran as the democratic candidate
for congressman in the 9Th district against
Nicholas Ford, republican and greenback
candidate at tho lato election, has withdrawn
all opposition 60 Mr.. Ford, and tho proba-
bilites axe that the latter will receive the
certificate orelection
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Gas Explosion

New York, Nov, 20. "A disastrous explo-
SION OF gas, which had leaked from de-
,'0oVS pipe took place this moroing in the
,,s' basement Of a ilve'story iron building on
" Mn''e street, occupied by Wilmer lipo
hoSlet " CI. The floors wer hlos,s ~ ~
anu the building badly shnkrn snd ,bres
ueh' named Kline, Mckee and Brcwn Nm
So'ously itjured. Kibbo will dir. '
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London, Nov. 29.-A match for 500
pounds side was arranged lo-iay between
Hanan and Laycock TO bo rowed on the
Thames within six week, fon the time of
signing tho articles, which will be done
tomorrow. Tho timo Of tho raco has not
yet boen settled upon, as italian will have
the option Of naming the day.
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Fiae Dress Over coats.

Our ready-mate garments,
OF this class, are guaranteed
to be equal To the best work of
extra "tarlg' tAllors. Bought
Of ua, they cost less, each, + en-
81 10 80 per Ceat OurR K lliugs,
soft Fronts, SILK Facings aud
Sleeve Innings, aud Fauliless
Fitting Shapes, haze only TO ne
seeD to be fully appreciated,
These coats come in iTocks and
snrtouts, In Diagonals, Wors-
teds, Basket Cloth, Etc, and
are adapted 10 our best trade.
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Vn'caso' Ill., Nov. 29-rSe Tribune lpr.
,a, n'sno' mo following statement of msori.ies.
e.u, sha nhl1n' IN the hIe presidential election.
vssnelu' W M = ~ 'slS; HAnc, ok, 44Ss Oio.
S,e SW,eN,e., Soo ~; Dow, 0 964i; scattering ,
as, iaS' total 9'ls2 $685. Gmayla's p@rsI'v, 4
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Tha lawyer wauled To badger the witness
as 10 asked "Heye you ever been convict
cd Of oimol' OF course, the man was mad
at the insinuation mighty msd. He indig,
nantly replied ."Do you think Pm blamed
fool enough TO ever lot myself get caughtr
lie d. once ggiaed the sympathy of the en-,
tire audience, Boston Post
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Mems Great Coats

Our Overcoats and listers
for solid comfort In cold
weather, are values we claim
as "Speclalties" OF great in
terest to Men, whose duties
expose them to the chill North
ers of this climate. These
garments come IN Beaver, 8
colors, Chlnehilla, y COL
ors, Fur Beavers, etc. and in
all grades. Farmers and
Workmen should look at our
Vermont Greys, Union Beav-
ers. Felis, etc. Prices range
from SO 90 upward.
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Gents ReyersIbIes.

Two "top coats" in one,
buttons an I pockets on both
sides, and made change BILE
hence, Reversible These
garments are chiefly made In
fancy plaid fabrics, the two
sides contrasting more or less
sharply according to shade
and figure. No lIningsor wad-
dings can he used, aud the coat
must therefore be Y. served for
light and medium weigh. sew
iceas a pleasing and new mode
In outer apparel.
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Strict dlcipliAs: Majsr-"How ds,a vor
smoke at parade Throw yonr c,os. ' YOU
at oncel" Lieu,enapt-1With g" "w~y
n"ior." Msjcr (apgrlly)-"You m1,st 'V1'u'v, ,",s
r Rn,,a"y s"ay without pIeasure.-[ [Flegende
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singIe-Br'srd UIst'r'ttes

These popular serment5 ara
shown by us in medium and
neayy weights, In skeleton
shapes form tIting, fancy lined,
buttnned through fronts, with
MI the elegance attainable In
these long ult,a coats Our
Uli tereites come In Scotch
Plaids, Chssimeres, etc. Our
sideu; buyer In New York ,
I'd our " cans combine in
IRE us the "insid- ira 'kn on
ems Fashions, which we in
oiuce here simultaneously .
4th their appearance East.
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London, Nov. 29.-Hanlan bas srrivod at
New Castle and issued u challenge 70 Ley
cock to row him for 400 pounds side, Ean-
Ian to chOnse tne course aud the match to be
made ou Monday, otherwise Huulan will sail
December2d.
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THIS SEASONS SPEC|ALTIES.
IS 4 N G. e r > S.
Ready dy-CuStOm-Made Clothing
Single.Br'st'd Sack suits

These are undoubtedly the
most popular Business Gar
ments worn TO. day. They
combine grace and conven-
ience so perfectly as to enjoy
the greatest run or public fav, r
ever obtained by q sensible
style among well-dressed men.
These suits are made up 10 fit,
look and wear well, and are
sol by US at prices from % to
10 per cent. lrss than the
"tarlG' charges of custom
shops.
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We have no space, here, to
enlarge OH our specia lies IN
this line, nor could we, la a
si-.gle "a } :" tell tue half o.
what q Mother can see, when
seated at her ease. in the elt-
g1n'ly,1 p0iu ted Department,
d voted 10 Our Boys" al SAN
GERS, We Gtall simply ray.
that IN Play and Dress Sults, =,
all araJes, OveTcoals, UlsterS
etc our stock ~ tue Lar est
and Best come aud see
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ChiIii and Peru.

London, Nov. 29.--The Peruvian Herald
has telegram stating that the Chillians oc-
cupied pisco, 1870 miles south of Lima, on
the 10th without opposition,
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Momphis. Nov 2E@Geo. 4. Bakar &
Co.'s steatn cQstet Hia, Ht Dyersburg, ien,
nessee, wsis bflfted salNrfay, with s laiso
amount Of csF.cotton, LpSs, STE, ,00O. No
insurancs. I@
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Exploded r,o,

"heslioe, W. Vs;, Nov. 2s.-Tbo mua
urum y andor the boilers at the work. of ~.
Norway tack factory blew up this m.rD,rn
wwrecS,,ng VT part Of the baildirr And kills,
mn Lsdgc, tho engineer. Tho damasa Is
the building Is about $500. !"
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Flushing. N. Y, Nov. 29.--Diptheria is
spreading rapidly ct College Point Five
deaths have occurred within theppst twenty-
four houwR ~ ~ n
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d-Butt0ned Frock Suits

This style is presented as one
of the fastest Cutsway shapes
OF the season, designed ex-
pressly for stylish young men.
Oar suits otthls description q e
made up prit cipally in he
inner grades, and have hsd
every care and attention iu
theirmanu acture to ourOrder,
with he view of fitting every
well 70, ortionedmsn as per
fectly as 1t could be done at
an exclusive custom shop.
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Atlanta, Co, Nov 29.-- gho fast mail train
srrived here on time.
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'hIs' par; sterling, 49, consols, SlXa5s.
FOREIGN.

LiiSsWooL, Nov 20 = Noon - Cotton firm.
II % 9cO, am.ps,n va ,1o., o1leans, rsceipts,
nnd export ,OOOi uplands low inlddllnS cisas,.
ul, Nea,lons ior Foyelnber delivery 27.S2seis-ig,
N"se,noti awi DerrnDrI o 2aG2j-3i, D1r,n,hu,,
On snn !. Jgai,i1n"iy H-;2i Janutty aud FebrDsyv
eerWlS-loi fohrl'a aui MHrcli, q ag.s9my,
March And Az il,J i6-,taIs.:i!i Ami sn1 VA
i5.%@sL5s MAY aun Ji,e, .-Si june MI
Jnly, -----i future. dull ""0 ''iu
! w y m ands, 6 1915; orlesns ,,
mpinnus low mldniing clas,iicstio tor ] n.
and March, 0 es-S2; March aud an, III ~, Jy Mnyy
and June, I S-ls. "'"s' ""y
900 m-Uplsnds low middllng cl.ss,0cs-
'9.s ,JS ,or March anu April delivery, Il ~. .3s.
,,, ''op W-up9ni' lSw mIddling classllea-