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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-22
THE NOMINATIONS

Representative of the Legislature
c. H. Blanchard, of Silver City.
County Commissioners Depre-
zin1 of Eureka; john Kiente, of Nephi;
Peter Thysgerson, of Levan.
Sheriff.. II. Sparks, of Nephi.
Attorney-T. S. Foote, of Nephi.
Clerk-willfam Bailey, of Nephi.
Recorder-T. c. Winn, of Nephi.
Treasurer. a. Booth, of Nephi.
Assessor-Thomas w. Serwell, of
Mona.
Surveyor-AndrHw Larson, of Levan.
The evening meeting threatened to be
stormy, but it appears that during the
recess that had been taken a compro-
mise had been effected.
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State vs.. Joseph E. Crook; criminal
abortion; defendant asked leave to
withdraw his former plea Of not guilty
and enter q motion to quash the infor-
nation and charge. By consent, de-
fendant's plea of not guilty withdrawn
and arguments on motion to quash
heard
Estate of Rebeca Coward, deceased;
petition of Norah Boyle forsletters Of
administration granted.
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nA,uSErss arrrrN,r1nu,

The Herald VIII print your Briefs
with promptness nnd accuracy. We
Bciicit your patronage. Telephone
rs, No. 357. anc we Will send fOz
your manuscript.
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Bonds.

Central Pacific lists bid. 90
Denver & Rio Grande 1sts... .1l012
Denver & Rio Grande 4s.---......--...- 90
N. ]. Central gen. 5s.....................1l III
Oregon Navigation lists. ...:.::;.......l9 1854
Oregon Navigation consol 5s bid........ Sc
oregon Short Line is ..:..;..;-. -lg 20,
Rio Grande Western 1sts...-......-... 6SA
Southern Pacific 5s ......................S IS
Union Pacific lists of 1886 bid. 100
L. S. As reg of 1920. ..;;::---.-..--. -Ido24
u. S. new As coup. of 19V.....-......l 1909
u. S. new As reg of 1907. .....--.--- 1868
u. S. new As coup. of 1907. .l0l4.
u s. IS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 9zt2
u. S. IS reg OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. HOP
U. S. 5s COUP. LUZ
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NEWS FROM
NEARBY TOWNS
Utah County Republicans Meet
at Provo.
GRAHAM IS THE BIG BUG
JOHN c. SMILES AND THERE Is
TROUBLE.

A GoIdbug Meeting, at Which Bry-
ans Name Seemed TO Be the STAR
Attraction Nephi Republicans
Meet-RichfeId Republicans Have
a Very Lively Time in Convention
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every KIND
OF
HUMOR
FROM
PIMP|L.ES


Speedily cured by CUT1CURA REsoLvENT,
greatest of humor cures, assisted externally
by warm baths with CUTICURA SOAP, and
gentle applications of CUTIoURA (ointment),
the great skin cure, when all else fails.
Sold throughout the world. Price, CUTIcURA, 5oci
SOAR. &c; REsoLvESr, 5sc. aud 81 POTTER DRUG
AND CHEM. Corr, Sole Props., Boston. u ;. a.
ns-" How to Cure Every Humor," mailed free.
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pfrtrict Court Notes.

Three cheers and a tiger for the ticket
which will never be elected.
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MARKET STRONG
AND HIGHER
Business, However, Was Not at
All Active.
WAS WELL DISTRIBUTED
MONEY ON TINE IN BETTER SUP
PLY.

RuInors of Gold Imports, and if All
Are True, the Total Importations
Since August rs VIII Reach at
Least $5O,OOO,OO - Government
Bonds Dull, state Bonds Dull,
Railroad Bonds Strong.
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JUAB REPUBLICANS.
Various Pastures of the County Are
Looked After
Especial to The Herald.

Especial to The Herald.)
NEPHI. Sept. 21.-The Republican
county convention met today at II
O'Clock in the court house
County Chairman Hyde called the
convention TO order by stating that he
congratulated the delegates and Re
publicans of Juab county ON the show
ing made
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Chicago advices state that arrange
ments have been made in London for
the shipment of S1,70O,OOO. Of this
amount, $1,2O0.0O0 is for the new Chi
cago Edison company per cents. re-
Gently sold abroad. Cables announce
the sale of 100000 of American eagles
by the Bank of Eng ID today. The
bank still asks rs s4lhlings for gold
bars, but in the open market the price
is sd. lower.
Boston, Sept 21.-The steamer Pa
yonia, which arrived from Liverpool
this morning brought S497, 800 gold, con-
signed to Kidder, Peabody & Co.
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WAS GREATLY WEAKENED

by the loss of Salinas good will S. G.
Clark was heard to say, Hogs are all
right when kept in PEN" but he
thought Richfeids We're loose. The
Democrats look with pity on their
neighbours, who lately fixed up a truce
of peace, but who now need another.
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Kempton Park.

]. Dolan and B. F. Campbell, who
were arrested recently for fighting in
a bar room, were each fined $40.
F. r. Harrauer, who passed some
forged checks last Saturday night on
two saloon keepers, will be tried today
at 2 O'Clock.
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san Erancisco Board.
New York General Market.

Yellow Jacket asked. Acknowledgement,
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Hoods Pills assist digestion; % cents.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-03-26

EAST SEARsMoNT Mr.. and Mr.. Oscar
Young of Camden visited her sister, Carrie
Wellman, March 22nd.. l.. A Mahoney of
East Northport is visiting relatives in town.
MIR. and Mrs. Leroy Mariner and Mrs.
Abbie Mariner spent March 10Th in North
port with Mr.. and Mrs. Mark A. Wadlin....
Mrs. Jennie Ness has gone to Rome, New
York, to visit her daughter, Mrs. Thomas
P. Scully.
Brooks. Ralph, son of Roscoe e. Ed
wards of this town, who has been in the
West about four years, most of the time in
the State OF Washington, has joined an ex-
petition to investigate the gold mines of
Alaska. He takes the steamer at Seattle for
Juno, Alaska, thence sacks over the Chlcot
mountains three hundred miles to the
Yucan River. There they build boat and
paddle on the river eight hundred miles to
the place of their destination. Lawrence,
his brother, is in Salem, Mass, as fireman
on the B. & M. r. R.. George Weber is
in Southern California for the winter, and at
last reports his health was very much i'm
proved. -. The local Womans Relief Corps
dl Z W nave d1 entertainments DIV JHt u. "A.
r. Hall May night, with a dance at the close,
and much lains will be taken to make it
success. -. The knights of Pythias ball last
week was a very nice affair. Prof. Written
of Belfast, assisted by local talent, furnish
ed the music, and we could not see but that
Jerry played with all the vim that charac-
terized him years ago when he used to play
here. Mrs Sadie Curtis is spending a few
weeks at f. X. Roberts. Mrs. Elizabeth
w. Dow has for some months been very sick
and it is feared that she cannot recover....
Mrs. Mary Gray is stopping at VIM. Gou!ds'.
She has quite recovered from her illness. -.
Mrs. Daniel Dickey has very much improv-
ed in health and it is now thought that she
may recover. Miss Flora Forbes Of Low
ell, Mass, is spending the winter with her
mother at West Brooks. -. Roscoe G.. Ed
wards, who was severely injured in his mill
some weeks since, is now driving about a
title and looking after his business.
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DIED.

ALDEN. In Napa, California Eugene b Alden,
a native vi South Union, led 81 Years.
ATKINSON in Philadelphia, March IA, Charles
y. Atkinson, SON of the late I T. Atkinson, for
merry OF MontNille, aged 26 years and months.
BLANCHARD. In Brewer March u, Mrs Maggie
Q. Blanchard, aged ~ Years, 8 months and Gays.
CARR. In Deer Isle, March II, Mark Carr, aged
st years.
DlckEN. In Boston, March p, Lucy, L., widow
OF George Dickey, aged 50 years and 8 months
GIIDDEN. IN East Palermo, March Is, Axle
GlIdden, relict of Ja mes Glidden, aged II years
HARRISON. In Belfast. March q, Ellie q laugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Harrison, aged i
year, months and - days.
Hit. IN Minneapolis, Mimi, March 10, Nancy,
widow Of John G. Hit, formerly of Kockland,
aged 10 years, The remains taken to Warren
Tor lntern.ent.
LEIGnR. In. Belmont March %, Horace Leighr,
aged about I0 years.
MADDocks. In North Searsport, March u, Me
dora A Maddocks, aged AZ years, month and 6
days.
fENDLEroN. In Isesboro, March II, Capt. Isaac
{. Fendletun, aged "A Years.
SIDES. In Waldoboro. March Is, Mrs. John
Sides.
swEErLAAD. In Camden, March 16, Hattie A,
wife OF George SNeetland, aged AZ years.
ULmER. In Rockland, March -, L; cinda, Over
lock- wife of Edward Ulmer, a native OF aldo
boro, aged 81 years, 8 months and days.
WILSON. In Camden, March 6, Elizabeth Viii
son, aged 40 y, ars
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I have carefully examined the foregoing Site
ment and rud the same ,3 be correct
Charles A. t'gELlEE Auditor
From the Surplus dividend will he appors.oaed
as uSu-l
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ROBERT A. aRANNlss -PResloes
Assessors Notice.

THE subscribers, assessors of the city of Belfast
i hereby give notice to the inhabitants of said
Belfast 70 make and bring in to them true and
perfect lists Of their polls aud estates, real ann
personal, in writing including money on band or
at interest, debts due more than they owing,
and all property held in trust guardian eXecr-
tor, administrator or otherwise except such is
prepared to subSantiate the same according to law
For the purpose of receiving said lists ana making
record of transfers of real estate the undersigned
will be in session at the assessors office during
the business hours of each day, from the first to
the fifteenth day Of April next and no longer,
and any personal examination of property by the
assessors will not be considered waiver for
neglect of am person in bringing in true and per
feet lists, required by law. Blanks on which to
make such lists may be had at the SCISSORS Office
Belfast, March 10, 1896.
c. n. BLACK, ! Assessors
l.. IL. MURCH, of
3w13 j f. SHELDON. Belfast
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-03-26

Otfee 2t The Mutual Life Insurance Company
OF New y o1k
February II, 1906
At meeting Of the Board of Trustees of this
COMPANY, held on the 18th day NJ December las.,
the undersigned we're appoiuted d Committee 10
examine the annual statement for the year ending
December 3r 1906, and to verify the same by
comparison with the assets of the Company.
The Committee have carefully performed the
duty assigned to them, and hereby certify that
the statement IS in all particulars correct and that
the assets specified therein are in possession of the
Company.
In making this certificate the Committee bear
testimony to the high character of the investments
Of the Company and express their approval Of the
system, order, and accuracy with which the ac-
counts and vouchers have been kept, and the
business in general transacted.
tsassp) H. C. Won Posr ROBERT Olyp4Ahr
GAS. R. HENDERSON WV P. DIXON
JAMES c. HOLDEN j. X. AeFRtcS
TEE
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston March 90 1896. The following are to-
days quotations;
Butter-Cr, am, choice "a a25c; North, choice,
17(d2Oc.
Cheese-Northern choice 10a101-
Eggs-Hennery, choice, 16alsc; Eastern, IL lie.
Beans-Pea, $l.20a LAO mediums, S1.20a 30 ;
yellow eyes, 81 81 al AS; red kidneys, Sl15al.25.
Potatoes-Choice Hebrons, 30d p bush Rose,
Aroostook County, seed, 35a 40c.
Apples-Choice, y bbl S35oa4.o0; Baldwrns
S3.00a375.
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found very near the exact amount due.
Mr.. Harbutt further intimates that bills for
transporting scholars that should have been
deducted from the school fund have been
omitted. We think careful examination
OF the school account will show that at least
full years transportation bills have been
paid out of the school fund for 1895. De-
Quoting two years transportatio bills from
the fund of a single year would be new de-
parture, and, to our minds, an injustice. In
this matter we have followed well estab-
lshed precedent and what seems to be the
only practicable method.
We would say that il an arbitrary ac-
counting with the school fund were insisted
on the schools would gain generally there
by, since there is now due the schools from
the town S10lS-the entire State fund for
1885.
We would invite Mr.. Harbutt OF any
others to careful inspection of the town
books, believing it will convince then there
has been no effort on the part of anyone to
misrepresent the finances of the town as re-
CARDS the school fund, or any other fund.
SELECTMEN OF SEARsPoRT.
NORTH SEARSPoRT ITEMS.
Frank Dow cut his foot in fearful man
Ter one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Scribner went to New
burg last Saturday to visit Mrs. SIS sister,
Mrs. David Newcomb.
Capt and Mrs Evander Hartman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Hartman were in town
last week, the guests of Mrs. A bbie Harri-
man.
Herbert Black has dressed and sent to the
Boston market fifty veal calves since Jan.
LIST. Those who have veals for sale should
inform MI. Black, as lie pay the b st prices.
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The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NE&N YORK
RICHARD A. McCURDY RESIDENT


Insurance and Annuitps in
force ss9oo744a8 Is
Net cain ~ 1896 s0Iel1.0l5 a9
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Report Of the Examining Committee

Offi-e 0t The Mutual Life Insurance Company
OF New York
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-18
MONEY AND INVESTMENTS.
Doings of a Day With wall Street
Operators.
SPECULATION WAS RATHER FEVERlSll
circumstance Nuliihcd engagements "f
Gold for shipment TO Grrmany-
Changes We're Siighi.

New York June 1.-The speculation to-
day was rather fcvcrish. local sentiment
being unsettled ny the non-rchcction IN
the London prices "a. the outset OF the
strength that had marked cur closing
Foreign soi2ng was n further depressing
factor. a lower range Of exchange rates
abe declaration of the regular VANDERBILT
dividends and publication OF ihe returns
OF the various roads served 10 nu'hty the
eject OF n .modorn,e ensascmcnt OF soid
for shipmcAt 10 Germany tomorrow.
The opening was IRREGULAR. hut within
a narrow range. Fairly large buying was
evident shortly, however. and pr 'i',-
proved.
In spccialics Illinois steel rose per
rcni {, q, on the ANNOUNCEMENT OF the
declaration of n unhNerly dt>id"nd ot
liz per cent Ihc closing was atronG.
with slight net changes III either diroc-
ton.
Railway bonds were less active and
81 entity easier ON salcs of $4,000.
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ItAVRE MARKET.
nrrrMR-MAklNN; ON WE FARM.

pomsrG,p product OF thc flrm little tral-
ize how much benefit u i'ue lanor *
pended in tho right direction VIII help
toward producing hutter tha' is lai s"p,-
iior tu the aNc.Ag- The ioloNlng ari.
Gle 10y Mig. y. g. ':idden Is recommended
Many neat housewives are rot iirs,-
ciaes huitct-makcrs. no, necessarily pc
cause @! NEGLECT n thrir pat nut ",-
kept stables and carei"sSn"ss IN the p"''
OF the mixer.
II the farmer wishes his wiic 10 excel
N butter milking. he must do MS share
In the selection aud breeding of rood
cows. give hutter-pr duciug feed. pruViue
cnmfur;at.'. and wholesome stables, ana
take mo iu the mlkinr, as milk Is worry
.use ,ptililc t. doors anl may crome i.u-
~ FOR ul- simply as the result III u nithy
hoos or a dirty COW with an un"leancd
Tl.n If the WIFE is supplied with The
,',nVcuici,"s essential. Is thorough In tho
care Of u ems = X" ,ps tas urr' ndln''
mi tnd discreet In her duties, sc Sc II,
reason why every farmer wife should
not be @urcosful huttor.nnh,r
NJ X should In atruir.d and set as soon
IA possible after 1t comes from tn. COW
u Il wei to place a Sio,h ~ thc ramon
hli,r thus removing all possible dirt,
This cloth may be a square Of cheese
cloth doubled which Is HANDY aud rasiIy
clcanac,l.
The milk. whether set in r,ns or deep
cans. must lie Gucl:iy cooled and Kept be
tween itfiN anu MY arErp'S OF iWriNa
hoirs before Swimming. when the cream
Will all be mp, II these conditions arr MET.
After the cream IL skirnp,ch Of into.
dish largo enough 10 hold cream for
sufficient rbnrning. 1, should each time
hr well stirred aud then Kept at T. a lit
tie below atty degreos while The daily
ssimm'ngs hoiDg added, until thcre
Ia enough for churning, when II must
be- warmed zip 10 sixty i errcs "a sum
In winter and stand for twnivn hours TO
rlprn. 1t should then have smooth
s'ossy appearance, when stirred
that time. a buitclinilk starter may hc
used. this may lac huttorm'k ION tho
last chutn'nr. II lhc favor nag lcen all
II II is desired. just previous - 't,in-
Ing. butter colur may bc add l. + ,inr
object to this, ana we know OF 5000 hu.-
tormah,rs VIII sr"'c tho pu1s'ie - '.w
of carrots. putting IT la slYh:ly warmed
SKINNED milk for a :ew moments b.
fore atralniug II through cloth INTO no
'avor.
The eream is then placed IL the cnurn,
llnked VAN cold wnier 10 prevent smoking
and temper II TO II cream. II rs thcn
ehnrned to about 60 dts,e.s. rms ten.
ponds uIon the kinds of fl d. breed of
cows. etc.
The churning should cease wh.n the
glHnulos are about the SIZE of small
$. heat k'rne =.
Altsr ne buttcrmIlk is removed the bu,-
ter mus =" mopelly wasn'd AZ n ten
added an ounce 10 IN. pound beng the
rus, nut This varies signify. according
10 the tartu al he ,ousimcr.
II may thcE lie worked enough to some
what thoroughly mix the butfer ana salt.
Af'cr This mas hoen Set aside AT lem
mn long enough for the saii to nave
disro,Nc nh3ut three hours 4 suiticIcnt
IT shonid again ic worked.
The junction of ihs soc0nd working H.
AD-fu -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-18

Galveston. TEXAS. June l7.--ln the local
exchange market. sterling sixties. lNylug
49,, selling 1870. New York sight, try'ns
is u.scount, selling ~ premium; New
York sight, buying is discount, selling Ia
prem um. American silver. hny!ns. IA dis
count selling al par
New York, June IL -Sterliag exchange,
h6i kcrs' SIXTIES. Isl l. 4. commercial hank
urs. ISIS 3-idi Sc. trichmarks, - is,
francs. bankers SIXTIES. Az - i1,l6 IS.
commercial sixties. ..lS l-Sfio1. ~
New orl,.n-. June ID Storing cN-
change. commercial sixties. iAb 3-Hp
! ~ ~ fumes. commercial sixties, 81, IL (.
New >orS sight hnuNcrs'. Lao premium
commercial a0c discount.
london, jure II --kank rate. per cont !.
street rat. -l6n3-i per cent. silver
II 3-Sd; ccnsols, ll2 1876.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-18
COFFEE.

,,uond steady. with prices unchanged TO
IL points .oNcr; ruled gn.ei an. feature
i, ? closed quct. HNp r9luis dec'iHe.
sales 40 hags. Spot coffee dun Mild
dsivcrios from TIC un',ol sta-rs. s,ie..
lrclnGine l2o'i from New York. Sew
York stock eoaay 1873 bags; United
states s',ck dslsi, ahoat for the l'Nited
stttcs. ~ Ut total yns!l'.c COR thu Tui'ed
staios SELL hags, against 5I922e bags
last yonr.
Iiambure,. juno l':-irrcsu'ar and I'M
charged TO Il pig decline safe 9pol bags.
RIO. juno iI.-Duil, No. I lis2l0. ex-
change . i5-lGd. Receipts iGN bag.
cleared for Europe lool bags; stock io'oo,
bagr,
iiayrc. June ia-ouict a, iaiisf not de-
cline. Sales s2.WN tnss.
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Asked: h Bid.
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES
openci easy. ia;0s quiet closed quiet
and steady sales %, 700.
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80 : - - . ''TT.''T77l''F
FAC alore 1t Is estimated ihnir
wheels in dse. They mr. sol!
Mn ne city IN connection with
o. ls,a'l stocks and In a single
,s West Side there are wenty.
fsaailshmeuts exclusively de-
ne sale OF hirvclos
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STOCKS.
Tho following wcrs IN, cioNn. gn,t,tpns Oh the
lc ldtne stuc.s U. the y ~ Drt fx,h.rl, 20 lay
LIVE aTOvk.
NEW ORLEANS.

Reported Tor The Post daily. cxocp,
and sundays. b. Albert Mont
Gomcry < co. u.nted). Ave s,oek com.
miraiou iuer0 i.Ants.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-18
MUNYON'S
REMEDIES
DOCTOR YOURSELF.

Munyon's Improved homeopathic REM
edics act almost Instantly. speedily curing
the most obstinate cases. Munyon's Rhsu-
days. Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure cures all
forms Of stomach troubles. Munyon's
Headache Cure stops headache in nYa
minutes. Nervous diseases promptly
cured. Kidney Troubles. Piles. Ncnraiei1.
Asthma and all Female Complaints quick
Is cured. Munyon's vitaligcr imparts new
vigor to weak men. Price. 81.
Personal LISTERS to Prof Munyon. 1905
Arch street. philadelphia. Pa. unswtred
with free medical advice for any disease.
a SEPARATE CURE FOR EACH DIS
EASE. At ALL. DRt1GlSTS-2S
CENTS A BOTTLE.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-18
COTTON MARKET REVIEW.
Tho Short Side Is Still Popular
Though Dangerous.
FUTURE MARKETS DECLINED AGAIN.
Fscts and FisuvNs Are Batiiah and Are
Likely to Causs = Corner ~
Any Time.
Ofnce Of The Post,


SO profitable recently that II is evidently
n difficult matter to causc any permanent
Improvement In cotton values. although
the situation never seemed more favorable
for n bull raid. Tho very fact TINT tho
market Is in a Seldom, rondi,iop should
cause rally of those who bc,icyc ,bo,
present prices are too low hu, tho ors,
rnpid advance bro,,-,, ,,,,,,t h,, a., ,i,,
bulls soon causes many longs "a ,,,u,d-,, IN
and with the scalninr contingent ,cus,.r,.
~ nj work. n is of coursa ,,fncu,, ia ar,,o
tho shor,s ,,,o A., cor,.,
'fhc hrors AFRO maxim, h,,d MIA, %
keen dawn rho adv.,r,ny t,,aorev h,,
MANY traders believe nm, tbcv rnr ma,
much LONGER pr.von. ch,rcc tor mo
he,,er TINT 10 d, won ius,tac, .r,o rr,r
ella, and ,o,,po,,,,, ,,r,,s,,to,> ,,,n T.,
como c,,nrcr and ,,o,c hr,,.,,r. mi. ,,,
Aurus, cotton ia cx,r.,rc,y s,,,,.,n n,,,
tho foreign demand continue. r,,d. ,,,,,,,.
Al United stntoa mort. mud ,h,r,,-ono ,,-
tnr,,r towns ara ,,sa Tim, .oo oco ,.,os
,...,.,..,. 49,. -,
vcnr. ,bc nox c,op ,s ma u,knovr o,,a',,
nv. No nro.,,cc,s eor Mt. ,.t,I1 IL,
Toxas whor, o,e-,b,rd ,,, ,4,,,,,. s,,,.,
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GRAIN AND HAY.

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