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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-04-30

The hase hall sensOn will open IN
Minneapolis Friday. The visiting
club Ia from Kansas City. " >3s> ss:
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-04-30

TO CURE 4 COLD in ONsSDAY 49,
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. AlldruE-
sists refund the money if 1t fails to cure. Is
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-04-30

Harry Halseth, q young man EN-.
ployed in the Hennepin Paper mill,
had his right arm caught between
the belt and one of the dry rolls
Just after dinner Monday. He was
held fast for some time before he
was discovered and 1t was necessary
to stop the machinery to release him
His arm was badly bruised, and was
also slightly burned, but considering
bis perilOus position his escape was
fortunate. DIR. Roberts dressed the
Injured member and Halseth was
driven home. He will be laid up fol
several days.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-04-30

+PRrll DR.. Niven extracts
cE teeth without the
"sledst pain with odOn-
tunder and gas. Lowest prices and
warranted work. At Little Falls,
May 10 and II.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-04-30

Landlord Mecusker is having q new
TIN. roof put IN the Hotel Buchanan.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-04-30

The WfnOnA papers announce the
consolidation OF the Merchants bank
and the German American bank
The name of the consolidated bank
will be the Merchants Bank OF WI.
mona, ana the capital stock will for
the present he $'O. 900. but there IRE
plans to increase the stock to $780,.
900. and secure u national bank
charter. Theodore Void, formerly
assistant cashieruf the First Nation.
al bank in this city, continues az
cashier OF the Merchants bank ut
WinOna, a position he has held since
last summer.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-04-30

II Those who attended the ROyaltOn
band concert at that place from this
CITY last Friday state that an ex-
crllent entertainment was given.
Besides the excellent music by the
band several high class specialties
were introduced, and the pleasing
performance was followed by ~ so
FciAl dance. which was enjoyed by all.
Several trainlOads Of Norway pine
piling have been hauled past this
place during the last few days. 1t
is IT, be usediin replacing the Mime
apOlis boom works, which were
carried out this spring. 1t Ia shipped
iron, Aitkin and vicinity, and is sent
ny rail, for the reason that 1t would
take too long to drive it down the
river.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-04-30

n Ale will he in Royal
uvRn ton May s and 9
I'LL VsSOss and Little Falls
May 10 and II at the Columbia hotel.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-04-30

7 The new Northern Pacific tina
card we"t into effect sunday. All
day trains now arrive Ia y bunch.
very close to the noon hour, and the
change is very pleasing to our hotel
n,0n;S a@s 4h@4 ~ sgil n WICK " ss;f
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-04-30

The state council OF the Junior Or.
der III United American Mechanics
held its second annual convention nj
St. Paul ON Tuesday Of last week
Frank SOuthmayde was the delegate
from the Little Falls council, and
was elected conductor OF the state
council. The next meeting OF the
council will be held at Brainerd next
October. The Little Falls council Fir
growing rapidly. six new members
being initiated at last nights semi.
monthly meeting.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-04-30


Attorneys Blanchnrd and Lyon
went to st. Cloud Sat urday ON legal
matter. before the district court.
Mr.. Blanchard, ~ attorney for the
j. l. Case Implement company, will
ask the court for an injunction. to
restrain Peter Lnuermnn from re-
moving the engine boiler and other
machinery from the wagon factory
On First avenue southeast. near the
near the city hall. Luuermnn was
formerly owner OF the property, but
lost 1t under Il mortgage to the j. I.
Case company. After losing the
property Lanerman leased and con-
tinued to operate 1t. Lnuerman
claims that the mortgage did not in
clude the machinery, and after the
lease expired he began to remove the
machinery. f. W. Lyon il attorney
for Lnuermnn. Mr.. Lauerman also
went to st. Cloud today to give his
TESTIMONY in the injunction proceed
ings. There Ia a probability Oi con-
siderable litigatio before the m tier
Ia settled
Engineer Darling, of the Northern
Pncitic depot building and track
trnnsferringf force, was in Little Falls
Saturday. He was anxious to talk
with all citizens about new depOtIfOr
Little Falls, and seems SO com,nuni-
cntive In the matter that he IL some
times a bOre-Or at least Il tunnel.
That is partly Responsible for the re-
port that the Northern Pacific will
construct u tunnel under the river at
this plnce, with underground depOts
locate Il here and there. az fancy may
suggest. There are suspicious that
good deal IL going on under the
surface In this, whole d"Drt business
and 1t Is no secret that the subsur-
face opera tiOns arc confined to tnn-
ncls and depOrs. Mr.. Darling will
soon follow his verbal statements
with letters to the local papers and
maps for public inspection. The
public is entirely welcome to full in
formation in the matter.
The last dance Of the series given
bv the Mahtawn club was held last
Friday, and like the former ones
was an exceedingly pleasant social
event. About forty couples were
present and several hours were spent
in dancing, after which. refreshments
were served. The Mahtnwn club
was organized last fall, with about
fifty members, md selected as officers
OF the club. NJ. V. Wetzel as presi-
dent, DR.. F. II. Nero rs secretary
and A. NJ. Iversom, as treasurer.
The club included man: Of the lead
ing young people Of the city. and IL
series of ten fortnightlv dances was
arranged for. Besides the young
people many II the older ones were
patrons OF these social events, which
were among the most popular social
events ever given in this city. The
club reserved one Of it's series Of
Ounces to close the season. after lent.
The Mahtawa club dances proved 80
popular and successful socially that
there ia but little doubt that with
the return of the winter months it
will be reOrganized, and prove, as it
did in the past season, the leading
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-04-30

John Newman. the Pierz hotel
keeper, was in the city Friday. Mr..
Newman says that the farmers in
that locality have nearly completed
their seeding work. There are some
localities that ure still too wet to
seed. but they are few. He says The
farmers have Increased their wheat
acreage this year us compared with
Inst season, AMI he thinks the early
spring outlook for good crops is a.
fa\ Orable as it has been for many
years.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-04-30

There ia some effort In the senate
to decrease the duty ON white pine
from the 81 pee Thousand rate fixed
in the Dingley bin as 1t passed the
house. There IL no sentiment
among Republicans to make 1t less
than 81. but some Of the Eastern
members Of the party regard that n
sufficient. One dollar will not come
near making up the difference he'
tween the cost Of labor and stump
age IN Canada and the United Stat ps
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-04-30

Ignatius DAILY came up from AnOkas
Saturday night. He haa been e,i,I-s
plOyed on the river the l'ast: two
seasona. and expects to work TOR the
BoAn, company here this sun. mer. ":
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-04-30

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Landlord Mecusker is having 9 new
,, tn, root put On the Hotel Buchanan,
The sala ~ II Game Wal den Fuller,
ton has been Increased to $2OO .
A year. ! 9. H., ;&.1 " f.
w 49,, p-ai-,. =. - l..t ;;.apn the
I airship. ;. 1t looked very much like q
schooner. -, sz ~ II. n. :1Y5S ssss, 55ss5
Z 90 ~ $3.50 ,--7Ad, ,,.,s I, !,
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rn,nhers M ever before. ~ S}ss.z
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MihneapoHs FFF tay -" % ' : =
ciuo IL rom !: h .e1s l!t.y ~ A.. .
+ a weed in the garden can he easily
DESTROYED wien it = first starts.
Consnmntion can be nipped in the
QUO Dy One minute C 'o's N" ~
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MONDAYS Duluth Herald states
that Il marriage license was issued
to Charles 9: Brown and Charlotte
"A. Farr. ~. - =. :. 81 Il i Z.
The last issue OF the Alpha con-
tains an interesting letter from Miss
Ashley, written from Phoehx'
Arizona. a.
large steamboat is ma king a trip
nm the Minnesota river. 1t ia the
largest boat 70 'eacn "ankato lor
thirty years. I'LL:
- : - =,
Ifs ia at stake. Cyoun gives no time
t6 send for a doctor. delay may
mean death. One Minute Cough
Cure gives instant relief and insures
recovery. me only narm'ess remedy
that produces 'mneoiate results
1f:-- L. ~ DROWN: =
The funrfh insane h,,spitul site at
Aq"ka has been rented 'or Two years
Tor $93o. NO tlm"er ~ 10 W cut a""
no laho orokeu'
o'e' ~ wv ."7o
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s+ea med H9minv Hnlled .CornI. Ele.
CANT lunch in milk. Ut. can, 10c.
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Miss Deidrich's aunt. living there, is
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-24

beef A. 7as%c per H. Shipments today on am I'm
Bowie ais cattle and 1000 sheep for sramberg s ed
375 cattle for schwarzschd sulzberSer, sm1 n, lake
quarters OF beef Tor n. Morris The ST. Paul WI, COM
Tomorrow quarters II beef for Eas,mans >shi
pany and $50 quarters for d H. Sherman ana ne 'l''
Is expected sail for London with 40 oa ia usr.
held over Yesterday Trade very nled S receipts
the market trine nrn en- reported mooer sa. A. s.o
WEDNESDAY Sellers quoted poor TO p snnvsrS calves a.
81 25qx2 10 Country dressed calves In very ns
and rmer but feeling weak later In the DAY on a,nIv
ed heavy supplies Reported sales were n,a
4dGc and dressed barnyard and fed calves AT az
Sales.--future Mullen: veais LAB 10 averagee ~ ~
per 100 10: 80 barnyard calves and yearhnss "'' o'
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. 1871 head. AND incluun
ing the stock held yesterday there were ~
ale sheep were rated firm and lambs STEADY o 10
prime sheep sold Sass 60 100 10: good to prime
ut 81 35ds5 60 Dressed mutton steady at .Qsc dressed
prime stock 81 80 was obtained for best MARKS
but general sales were at s5as7 per carcass with In
ssiesDNewton & CO.: 30 Buffalo lambs 81 10 average
at 81 35 per 100 NJ 92 Ohio Do So ~ at - 3d. 81 ONO
sheep s. n a, 80 g g. 90 g. 70 q ps 81 $3.50
NJ Collins: 10 Ohio lsmbs 81 ID. at 50 90; 80 western
sheep. III ~. at 81 GO. $500 q. A
s. Judd a Co date yesterday: 1872 Ohio lambs 50 10
at s. a. 1872 do So 10. at s. 49, l6o Indiana sheep % "
HoGs-Recelpts ~ cars. 5.27o head. including !"
head for sale No sales reported live weight Som.-
nally 80 75d:4 Is 100 no pigs " iousf 20
country dressed steady at 2Aa0he per No. ~ s,ss hogs
147 ID average - 10 per 100 50 do ls7 TO- at ~ %
pigs 10 n. at 81 IL: 1 stag $50 10 at s22o 60
II H. Hollis: 60 State hogs li3 10 at ~ 10 - PFC 90
q Dnenbac: 20 hogs 1876 NJ at s. 10: 40 do. ls3 10
at 81; 80 do 1874 10 at 81 90 rough hogs l'o TO- at 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-24
THE STATE or TRADE.

So Ha do extra s. 25sa o do family winter
wheat patent s. 90 'pG Do st 49, Whes unsettled
and lower: spot bid; May, slaas2c; southern by
sample oOd9ic; do on grade sii:gsss; st9e WS
9Si' cGlc: April 2Ssd2G7sc: May 27-.a2ssc steamer
mixed 25a25.c southern white 2sq2s o 90 ye,ow
quIet No white. 23a2+c; No mixed, 2lG22c; STOCK
i3l 400 bush. Rye firm; No nearby, 4Ol2q4ie; No :
Western 4lsdi2c; stock 245ooo bush Hay quet cram
freghts active steam to Liverpool ID: March; Cork Tor
orders 3dg3s 4sd March. IS lada3s 81 Marcn-Aprl
Cotton steady middllng. l-ioc. o'her articles I'll"
changed.
spring patents 81 5ca$4 So clear straghts So cog
81 81 patents 81 1898 TO- clear and slsgnt
a bbI Corn steady: steamer yellow 3lisc: No 3 and
steamer Bic. oats steady fancy clipped &c 30 2
Meed steady: spring bran to ship lake and RAIL- sl2 90
asia 80: winter BRAN $4aslJ middlings. Sl2qslo red
dog flour sl4 5Oas15 Pork quiet long and short cuts
I0Ibc Lard 4s.c Bacon. sdl0c. Butter steady Tor
choice: Northern creamery 22a22sc Western 2lG2i4c
dairy. l7a1sc: common 1916 Lambs steady: as. s
and yearlings 4G5c Veal 9a.c Gneese nri
northern wes csG,c. western is
Isles Mehisan lsalsc Beans que5; ye' now e5e
d,iI Western turkeys 13Q14c Western chickens 9poc
fowls Tasi:c: geese 7asiac ducks. lqi2e Potatoes
quiet fiebrons 43a45c white stock eysy 81 ps
hi Oranges Vaencias. 50 5Ogsi 20 case. Lemons
soass 80 Hay quiet shoiCe S ds7 2%er sther
firm: hemlcck sole non-acid. first. &c seconds ~"
union sole hrsts. 29a3Oc; seconds. 2'a2'c.
Buffalo Feb 23spring wheat closed &c lower over ton
non Corn closed Arm; faiT demand at noon prices
for good to choice grades dealers asking &c advsnSS
steady and unchanged Mllfeed strong ara scarce s
demand. ..,,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-24

Sales 1903 bais including ssa bales spinning 1000
bales for export direct shipment.
cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabes-Spot cotton
quiet sales. 1o0i0 bales. Speculation and export Sw
nacs american 1900 bales receipts $500 bales Ameri-
can 1900 bales Middling uplands. ID led Futures
steady and unchanged. closed steady qiis points al
vance from SATURDAY, February ao6s; February. March
3'cias; JuneJuy. s56s57: JulyAugust. 357s August
september 354v September October sash; October NO
vember 3f4s; November December BASS. Manchester
Yarns dull but steady cloths offers too low.
COlFEE-The coffee market this morning opened
steady at points decline March, but UNCHANGED 70
sales 1900 bags The cable was fairly steady
from Brazil the European advices exhibiting niue
weakness At Havre the opening was steady ana un-
changed showing decline at m OF y franc ciosns
at that decline; sales 10000 bags. Hamburg was :.
pfR lower. with sales Of 5000 bags Santos was seady
days 5000 bags stock 422 600 bags The market at RIO
firm iO$500 FOR No I; exchange Sid: receipts
1900 bags for days cleared for the United statPs
$1,000 bags for Europe 1000 bags; stock 25sWV pas
The Rio weekly cable showed shipments 10 tnted Sta's
$1,000 bags; other countries. $1,000 bags purchases io
the United States anc three for Europe: The santos
weekly statement reported shipments 10 United Staies
10000 bags other points SO 900 bags purchases TOT he
United states $1,000 bags: Europe 5000 bags Loading
for United States four for Europe nve s'ra
The trade in coffee during the day developed quite
comparatively The close quiet at unchanged
TO points decline. Snles. % $50 bags.
There dull day In spot coffee the market c'oSns
without important invoice business. with sesc the nom
nal quotation for RIO No. spot and for RIO No. tns
pric. pLc. quiet. but steady, with
The following shows the highest. lowest and closing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-24
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Feb. 23-CattleRecepts for the last "a hours
1872 head total thus far. 292 head: ior sane
TO New-Yo T26 head sale SO head market 1pene d
generally easier and closed steady at the go a. aS
medium 2 veas steady extra b 20 s ss
90 ho1 70 so0S head st ,Sa for week thus FAR
for same time last "a 800 head consigned through
Go head to NewYork Gao head on sale l9.o heau s
number Of pigs Yorker SO 75hs3 so; pigs - 99g ~ ~
mixed packers So S mediums - 10 for the last
"a hours 400 head total for week thus far Srna
too f RenS ' tn 500 head on head
all held over: market opened SLOW ana ma snau soi4 h,
some good to choice lambs ~ 9taso ~
extra 20 cus fairly gooi SO 5oas4 80 good 70 ex,
mixed sheep 81 75as4 TO- cus to fair 81 ooaSS Oo heay
ewes. SO 1884.
Fart Liberty Penn Fob 2$ca5te market f aoSs 3
idy s. i5asi % air 5oas4 sass 3d. 80 c9m
mon to good bulls and COWS s2us30 heiferS ~ ga
"a 10 fresh cows and sprngers S p Ai,yn So 7o
g prime light 50 cas o Y2skers 81 Sg sqb U Pa
STEADY good Western =, w,esrs s s
81 20 prime 9o 81 se ,a 81 = sGs cS s.
- sos 90 fair 10 good lambs D 4GS' 90
Union Stock Yards Chicago, Feb 23,cattle-Receip,s
$500 head; market barely steady COMMON to extra extra
steers s. So@s 70 soCkITs and q sS s&
asa 30 Iogs-Rcceipts 10000 head; market easy cary
s,s@dy e% Soci %se and IT, choice
sorted 5oass 60: light 81 43as3 62s; pigs 50 2Ia
fcri Hi to choce. 81 5oa s. 10 lambs 5oas5 10
Kansas city. Feb 23cs,emRsesipSS 5ass head
steady and strong Native S 0f Tfxa and
western 81 75ds3 30 cows and heifers So 4Oas 70;
ayGy rs 81 % & Rsavy s. ssa d'ss
81 II up sheep-Recepts. 5000 head market De higher
St Feb. S4t2 head e. %9 oa
81 % Texas steers SO cGSS 10 Hogs-Receipts 10 ~
e * &c Y Y.e' So sOss H
head market steady Texas sheep. So So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-24
he leading futures ranged as follows

quotations were as follows fiour.ueS ana aa
Wood " 5 ' wheat TlSs5 SSsi"Ss
ssas' !: ;ss xH'e; WIN Wheat. s. s Sc
g 3" in wood rye four x q a 7e wo go spring
wheat 1ae5;ic by sen,pe No red No sSqs rye s
sSsc 10 So nominal No asss sc 7i nsT bE
%SN seed he, 81 80 On s. ss &c. short RIBS
KEY S d'e FINISHED goods per gallon s. II :. s s Ss
cut Saf $ 2s s"Tan4 n saa Sd 's Soc standard A.
On the Produce Exchange today the butter market was
iCc Eggs firm: fresh stock, iec
cincinnati. Feb 2s.-Four-winter patents s. so
Corn ~ active eG 40 mixed 22c No white 2s'sc No
yellow 22c oats active No mxed .. ;7os 9sc
Drysat meats steady shoulders. 4lc short rib Sides
% aS 'hST s sGitona bacon aa ssoudsI
e. loose short hort T hecs sc boxed meats &c
&c ohio W HS E.Sa active a, 81 l.
lover MAY opened at 7cc rose to 1880 fell to 75.c and
closed w at '| e f NorGsrn ;ca7:s 10 spring 20
75,sc Sample harley steady; No re 40 is4astnc
ana asea o. the basis Of s. lo@s4 20 for in
barrels in CARROTS. 49,
but rather paid lover sio:s s.ea and ado
y%.Gss s sG 2 s AGAINST 7ss arda july
gsssned dsOr Is as against n%s'9ss aSc on
5ss% .,. s to 's s d for Es X 70
, cxcan, when II good quality was slow. at lhqlsc
- NJ No ranged from 3u5c under NO j. he
cn,ns Tor three days So cars shipments - cars
$500 No 1 hard 15i.c No / Northern. t3i4c; No
Northern Ti.c Fiour-Psens 81 9ouSt TO- bakers, rs;
~ nHssa an production bhls shipments, 3D.
fhiS WiIs,uYs-Market brisk. Bran, In bu:ks- quoted
ar So a5dss IS; shorts soaS6 20 m'ohlhss' S'a''
,u.u.,a,ohta Feb 23-Four duh and unchanged
weak ana closed l9c lower on call February sOg
Wn sc March April May. nominal CARROTS In export
$50 " pennsylvania red ole: No Delaware red.
nc 10 red s5c bid No Northern spring sse Corn
am with good export inquiry; local carrots IN small sup
INV and quiet: No mixed on call February 1og.o.e:
~ oeis April 2G7sdeIc. MAY, nominal CARROTS
Mare. -, elevs .ors 10 = mixed 26n26Ac: steamer $50
~ 10 B. 2al. 623.c: Oats quiet; futures neglected
ond Mav eaisl2lc. Feed-Choce bran In small supply
M Avn with fair demand: winter bran In bulk spot
go -,Isi3 80: spring bran. in sacks spot sl2 pps3
r,,,- quiet and weaker. creamery. extra NC iennsyI-
rin,s extra wholesale zoe; Job5ing, 2ig2Sc EGGS
ou", and steady: Pennsylvania and Western hIsts 10
~, cheese firm. fair demand part skins. llsgi-e
other articles unchanged
ST. Louis. Feb. 2s-Flour unchanged. Bran u nrm;
s,ckeA east side asa t6c. country points. 4tc Wheat
lover May S4l,gs4,.c: July 7iisc BID. Corn higher;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-24
TUT, GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


CoTTON-Th, cotton market opened quiet put I'm ~.
ao~ a, 10 poinis advance. and was moderately ac'.e
6",r1 Tho early part Of the session somewhat lnluu
~ b bntter cable news although later less faVofaoe ao
-. reS,ted I'm some selling The buying appeared 10
extent local and to some eNteht ui
II,arooo acc,,nt while New-Orieans was fair seiier
1be inward tendency Of the market however was
somewhat early in the trading. prices Fsgsihs Oh ~
iIght opera0ns The as developed during ne uas
decisive The arrivals al tIe Po.s
veserdey footed up liberal nsures ana NE est h
notes for to-iay we're put at 16.UN bales MAKING .iv
as,,na,e FOR the week bales. The reiorts iiSi
I,rar Of character 10 exert inuch lin"e.O.
49, zero steady bu, quet. There was some tak aOout
improved trade conditions although TINS dio nos
"xs~, any particular influence. The report was
,n abroad 10 the that plague cphalI"ns IN in.ia
trere eLsng somewhat and Manchester was ieeihs us
,nnrovemenf on other hand. IL was hssei'eu ,'
was ouerantned against imports or indian Cotton
Iafe In the session there was lttie 49,,
~tc.s sborts covering 70 limited extent southern slo
markets were and the local spot market Was n
sales were large amounting 10 7.S'3 bales inciuIs 80"
bales export ana 1913 bales spinning Inc ees p hr,n
csins Tor The day close to the esthc 10
nr The total for up to last year ana over oT
The late ra!ly IN the MANI
80 by the estimate or the
tomorrow. which @,OcO
nsososf last B. $40 last year Houston re
tins 600 10 800 bales. against l.0Oo last week anu
1871 last year =. a., .,a o,o,,,, hias he
,rs,',ous night End last follow: