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Z. ;. MARsHAL.s SALE

Under and 10y virtue OF an execution issued
out of the District Court Of the United States
for the Southern District of Florida In u Ger
tain cause wherein the United States rs plain
tin and Dick Curry. alias Richard Curry. 10
defendant. have levied upon and will sell At
public OutcTy for cash 10 the highest bidder On
Monday, Jury 4, A. d, lSgs,
before the court mouse door of Marion county,
STAR. OF Florida. during the legal hours Of sale.
the following described property. situated In
said county. tD-wit The west half of the
northwest quarter If section twentyfour,
township thirteen. south Of range twenty,
east. according 10 a map Of the United States
survey, Un 81" in the land Office al Gainesville.
Florida. Purchaser To- pay FOR title.
JDHS r. HOKK.
United States Marshal for the Southern Dis
tTict of Florida.
October .. !-sN R A. A. FEED.
Bsputy e. -. Marshal.
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Heather Island

the farmers are harvesting
their crops from off the muck and
report y grand yield.
Mr.. Philip Wilson has on ex-
hibltion some Of the finest pump
kins Of the season. They were
grown on the river prairie.
Messrs. Frank PeIot and James
Cauthcn Of BellevieW were guests
Of S. II. Enuthen SUNDAY.
j. w. Hodge and son, Ernest,
visited the Brick City Saturday.
Misses Mary Hodge and jamie
Martin visited friends and rela-
tivcs on the lower island Sunday.
j. J.. Whiscnaut went to Belle
view, on business last week.
Heather Island contains some
Of the most fertile soil IN the
state and is still the hiding place
for wild game, such as deer, wild
turkey, quail, squirrels, etc.
The picnic Saturday turned out
to be quite success as far as
boat riding and other pleasures
are concerned; never mind about
how many fish we caught.
We extend congratulations to
the gentleman that wanted the
paper 'fhat published all the
news" We all want that paper.
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NnNnAY. OcrnEEE 3. g.


In County Court. Marion County, Florida }.
by IL" I"unty Judg" % -aid County:
Whereas. ". +. Wallace has applied 10 this
court for letters % administration on the es-
tate 81 Mr.. Annie Butler wife % George But
lrTb deceased. formerly 81 England, lately %
Sew York City. owning property In Marion
county. Fla.
These ar. Therefore 70 cite and AdmonIsh
all and singular ia. kindred and creditors OF
said deceased. - H. and APPEAR before this
court. on or b-fDr" the
Eth DAY or OCTOBER. :. u 1855.
and IL Dl.Dcti.n-. II any they have. 10 the
granting 4 letter "a aforesaid. otherwise the
same viii D. granted a. prayed.
Witness my name county Judge OF the
fguuty aforesaid. this 1T day 81 september
100. K BULLOCK.
I-EAIl County Judge
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.

To the sheriff % Marion County. Of the
State 81 Florida:
Know ". Tia; I. John /. Crawford. secre-
tary OF State 81 the State Of Florida. do hereby
give notice that "A General Election will be
held in Marion County. State 81 Florida, on
Tuesday next succeeding the first Monday In
November. \. u. Isgs. the said Tuesday
being the
EIGHTH DAY OF NOVEMBER
For one Representative ~ the second Con-
grrssinnal District Of the State OF Florida In
the 9Th Congress 81 the United states.
For "m" Justice nf the supreme Court OF the
State 81 Florida. for full term.
For one Justice. 81 the supreme Court Of the
State Of Florida. for unrxpired term Of y. =.
Liddnn. resigned.
For TREASURER of the State 81 Florida
For two Railroad Commissioners for the
term az four years.
For one Railroad Commissioner for the term
Of two years
For senator for the Twentieth Senatorial
District 81 the State Of Florida.
For two Members 81 the House of Represent
taliv-S Of the State 81 Florida.
For County Judgr.
For Tax Assessor
For Tax Collector.
For County Treasurer.
For County Surveyor.
For three Members uf thc County Board OF
Public Instruction.
For Justice uf the Peace i'm and for the fol-
lowing Justice Districts. viz: No. ). No. .,
No. :. No. II. No. IL. No. II. No. Is. No -,
No. -, No. -. No. ii.
For Constable in and for the following Jus
tice Districts, viz: Nn. i. NJ" >. No. ., No. q.
No. :. No. =, M. -. No. II. No. IL, No. IL,
No. II, No. l6. No. II. No. IL, No. ~, No ~,
No. -. No. -. M. -. No. -.
10 The attention of the Sheriff Is called
To- the law requiring him Ia cause Notice OF
said Election I" L. published ga n Newspaper
printed in the county. IL there h. paper in
the county. and Il there I- no paper published
I'm the county. hc shall cause at least five
copies Of this Notice To- bc pasted in the most
public places in ihr county.
In testimony whereof. have heneunto set
my hand and affixed the Great Seal of the
State Of Florida. AT Tallahassee. the Capital,
this the 18th day Of August. 1855.
JOHN ]. CRAWFORD.
l.. :. Secretary 1f state
To Is. DTPEEE HODGE,.
sheriff. Marion County.
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l carry at all times a we'll
selected stock Of the best meats
and produce obtainable. OF
beef, mutton, pork, sausage
and fish we have the cream of
the marrct. Oysters and
game in season. Telephone
No 26, free delivery and your
patronage solicited.
j. w. DAVIS,
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Ds Ds ID blood medicines.
Its use guarantees q quick and
permanent cure of all blood dis
eases, such as old sores, scrofula.
blood poison, pImples, etc. 81
per large bottle. Send for book,
free. Blood Balm Co., Atlanta,
ia.
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Much in Little

Is especially true of Hoods Pills, for no medi.
cine ever contained 50 great curative power in
so small space They are whole medicine
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ADMINISTRATORS. NOTICE.

J. ". T. Henderson. administrator Of the
.-tat. 90 r.. ". Henderson. d-ceased. hereby
give notice 10 creditors. 4rgaiees. distributes
and all other prisons having claims de-
InadS against said estate. 20 present the same
duly anthem .rstfrd. within two years from
this data. or the same will L. barred This
the nth day 81 september. A. d. IsEs.
W. /. HENDEKsOR
gsd sw Administrator.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL

The city council will meet to-
night.
The best five cent cigars at
Troxler's.
Ice cream made at DANES. !
None better.
County Treasurer \. r. Griffin
of Anthony is in town.
Several barrels of fine onions
just received. Gerig & Co.
G.. f. Taylor Of the f. G. & p.
Ry., is in town on business.
-Limeade, the greatest Of all
summer drinks, SC at TrOxIcr's.
At j. j. Fuller's you can buy
d shirt that is a beauty for d
wheel.
-Boratcd TaIcum Powder, 10
cents, at the Anti Monopoly
drug store.
-Elgin Creamery butter and
cheese. Fresh and sweet at the
Mccarthy store.
Mrs. Allen Munroe will leave
tomorrow for AsheviIIc, n. c.,
for a months visit.
The leading brands of five
cent cigars and a chance at the
wheel at Trox.er's.
Fresh and new garden seed
for fall planting received. Also
onion sets. Tyding3 q Go.
The annexation question set
tied by buying a pair of I3c to
25C. carriers at j. j. Fuller's.
Persons desiring to preserve
eggs for winter or spring use can
get Per-Algrctta at Tydings &
Co
A big drop in price to protect
you from HUE drops CT ram.
OmorcllaS iof ali al d. - III
ler's.
You o,n NOT DRAINING. Won
can buy real fast black or tan
half hose at lOc. and l23c. at j.
j. Fuller'S.
E;noct limo IF toif.t coonc IN
town uEiobth Wondnr,, ta4.
soap. The best tar soap made
at Tydings q co.
Mr.. and Mrs i. r. Nunroc re-
turrod vnctnrdav from Nrth
Carolina vhorn thov have hcon
,,ieitino fo,. tLo no.+ ,,;,, ,,ooI,,,
Lives there, , ,,,,, with colae
ca dead that, wouldn't NO tickIed
with q n,ir of o,n. fancy hose ,t
o. cnnts D,v,dson and Van
EchOp.
Yesterday YOU read Of them:
today you buy them; tomorrow
you praise them. Linen collars at
1Oc., 12Bc., and I1c., at j. j. Full
lCr'S.
Miss M j Wilson writes to the
Star from C9unvilIr Conn. that
Che Will r,tnrn ho,,n II . few,
DAYS and rconcn her BOARDING
'J " 1919 - ~ .
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CARLOS L. SISTRUNK
ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW
Office in Masonic Temple
OCALA, FLA.

SOLICITORS wANTED-LADIES OR GEN
- tlemrn. for our complete sets 81 Juvenile
Books Tor the holidays Zach set has four
Looks. graded for little ones 10 grown up folks
Esch book charming. delightful. captivating.
Prices range from Inc To- 81 50 Large books,
each OVERLOOKING with happy illustrations
tremendous sellers. Nothing like them.
Four months golden harvest for energetic
workers Credit given Freight paid. Big
gest commissions Outfit with samples OF alt
four hooks free. send twelve 2-cent stamps
for paying part only of the postage alone.
Drop all trash and clear SSID n month with our
exclusive Juveniles. THE NATIONAL BOOK
CONCERN. JUVENILE DEPT. CHICAGO
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sHERIFFs SALE

Tndcrand by virtue 81 an execution issued
ont 81 and under the seal 90 the circuit court
in and FOR Marion county. -aid execution dated
-rptemir-r ISt. l-sr-. in "a certain cause wherein
tieo 4. Nash j. plaintiff and otto Grothe 10
defendant. nav" levied On and will on
NDNBAY. OCTOBER 3. ls9s,
the same Icing a legal sale day. and during
the legal hours 81 sale. offer for sale 81 the
door - the court hDu- Ia IcalA. Fla. and sell
to the highest and best bidder for cash the FOL
lowing real estate iu Marion county, to-Wits
lot A subdivision 81 block u. old survey 81
Dcala levied and sold 10 satisfy said exc
curisu and costs H. II. HoBGE,
". ". MAETIN. Sheriff.
Plaintiffs AttpTu"y-
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REPUBLICANISM IN WYOMING
ssnator Warner says. Stands For
Majority Rule

Washington. Jan. N.-Scnator Warren.
upon being shown a statement from Chey-
eune. printed this morning purporting 10
give wyoming's state trcasurer's reasons
for resigning as chairman % the Laramie
county Republican committee-that :; was
because Of the senator's stand on tho Tel
Ter resolution. said;
II do not think that tho fact stated can
be correct. for two reasons First. Mr..
Hay informed me during a personal con-
versation last month az Cheyenne. ana b.
fore the Teller resolution had ever been
heard Of. that owing 10 his intention oe
going abroad he should positively resign
the Craftsmanship Of his committee on or
before February T. Second. although
known 20 entertain different opinions now.
vet Mr.. Hay himself moved IN state con-
vention the adoption. IN 1894. % the Cas-
per platform. including Its free silver
plank. and upon which he was elected
state treasurer as was also the legisis-
ture which elected tho present senator's
from Wyoming Mr.. HAY stili occupies
the position Of state treasurer by virtue %
that election The opinion that the Re-
publican party Of Wyoming IS split. and
that x Is sought 20 force II into = post
ton antagonistic TO Mckinley Is erro-
neous. The party + not split. but VIII fol-
low the decisions of its majority. IS good
Republicans always 10 No portion -
the Wyoming Republican party r. oppo--
ing Mckinley but all arc his supporters
the same now a. when. early IN 1886. the
primaries declared IN favor ~ his noui-
nation. and one Of the reasons for ths
cordial support given Mckinley BY Wv
cmIng Republicans and stiii accorded him
by them e. his generous consideration for
tho opinions ~ others and FOR Individual
differences that always exist between nar-
ties II should take something more than
'he votes Of its senators upon a resolution
/ which e. merely declaration 81 opinion
! ard one which received the Affirmative
| vote ~ Mckinley on an early occasion. 20
/ Indicate any alienation ~ Wyoming Re-
I pubIcans from the party ~ IS president.
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Democrats. moved 10 amend that Il be re-
ported with a Recommendation that Il
pass
The vote on the Bailey amendment was
first taken. resulting IN its defeat. S-n. as
follows:
Yeas-BaIley. Wheeler. Robertson. Nc
CleIlan and Swanson. all Democrats
Nays-Dingley. DalEell. Hopkins. eros
venor. Russell. Deliver. Steele. johnson.
Payne. Evans and Tawney. al Republic
cans.
on the Payne motion the previous vote
was reversed. all the Republicans voting
in the affirmative. Democrats in the neg
alive.
No amendments were proposed. and no
discussion INDUCED in as 70 the program.
as Chairman DinEiey stated that would
depend on the action OF the rules commit
tee.
Following the session OF the WAYS and
means committee. Speaker Reed and his
associates on the committee on rules as
sembled 10 determine on a course OF ac-
ton.
The committee on rules decided TO taxa
the final vote on the Teller resolution
at 5 O'Clock this afternoon. Mr.. Bailey
objected to this but was overruled-
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COTTON.

New York. Jan. 31.-The cotton market
opened quiet and steady at unchanged
prices 70 point lower. Following the call
there was scarcely a point variation with
the market at II o'clock inactive at the
opening figures. Transactions TO that
time of 1900 bales represented the small
est market of recent times. Trading was
entirely Of a local character mostly for
the account of scalpers. Estimates Of Co.
00O bales for the days port receipts were
Offset by reports of firm and fairly active
southern spot markets. Spot cotton ruled
quiet and unchanged; middling uplands,
; 15-ls; middling gulf. 3-16. Futures
closed dull. steady: sales. 1880 bales.
February. s5.eS: March. sd: April. s54;
Nav. S5.77: June. $50; July. s5.S4; August,
S.S7: September, SIS: October. S5.S5.
New Orleans. Jan. a--Cotton-Quiet
and steady: sales $500 bales; ordinary.
u; good ordinary. IS; low middling'
I 1915: middling. 81; good middling. s-l6:
middlinC fair. SC.
Galveston. Jan. 3l.-Cotton-Easy; mid
ding. 81.
Liverpool. Jan. 31.-Cotton-spot mod
crate demand and prices unchanged
American middling. ~ pence. Futures
Z oflier
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PRESS ASSOCIATION ENJ0lNEO
From Making Use or the Title OF tho
Associated Press.

London Jan. q. About one year HEp
the United Press. tho news organization
which has since discontinued business
and gone into the hands q IN assignee.
placed signs upon It's quarters IN Lon
don. using the name "Asroclafed Press
in a manner calculated % convey the i'm
preston that II was she headquaFters q
The Associated Pres One ~ ths signs
was THE United Associated Prcss" AZ
the same time che same companies were
Incorporated in England under The tifls
~ The Associated Press - America"
and 'The Western Annotated Press.
since the collapse ~ the Tnifed Press an
other news concern has retained ih@ guar
tiers and signs formerly Ursd by fhs
United Press. This created conf8sion In
the public mind and tire Asaoriatei Press
hlsd a bfI for injunction - restrain any
parties from using the name u 'ANEo-
dated Pres" Justice Sterling. on Sat-
rrdsv last. framed an injunction psrpef-
,.alIIv restraining the United Press. ether
alone Or Iu combination. from using any
name calculated 90 lead - TIE belief fhst
the Un.tad Press 1as the same rs thS
Annotated Press They usre ilkswlFs
i-g themselves a. being in any wsy con-
ne~ted with tbs Associated Press. Al
from promoting any company n which
the words '~Ths Asao~,afe1 prsss" fern
distinct part TIE court sino arsezsei
the costs against TIE United Press.
The erect Il the 6s~lrlou e. tast -
one other than The Asso~iasrf Presz''
eaa use ire narne The Associated F'ress<'
n Grea. Britain Or any narae that eosis
- mistaken fo- g.
~. Louis. Jar. The cass - fhs MIR
uaapoHs Tribune Company ~ ths Asso-
csatef Prezr was before fse Tinted Ets'rs
oosrt q appeaIs axsln foezy. ~ Trib-
u.s eompany hav3nx Rske1 ihaf shs snsi
decree bo anaen8s.s ~ IS 20 ieass fasa
zee % bring acton az az fpr damages.
As,er bearing thu cosrf Gsuls1 tas zeo@
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CHICAGO.

N61OSOO.
Chicago Jan 3l-Cattle-There was an
active general demand for cattle today
and prices averaged 10 cents higher than
at the close Of last week. Sales were on
a basis of s3S5d4.25 for common to fair
dressed beef steers, up to S5.25q5.50 for
strictly choice to fancy shipping cattle.
The bulk of the offerings went Tor s4-4O
G5.10, and exporters were pretty good
buyers at 81. 75d5.25. Butchers cattle were
active at s3.1GG4S5. Calves were firm at
Sc. 250700 for the best grades. Stockers
and feeders brought S3.50G4.5O.
Hogs-There was an active demand for
hogs from the start and sales were freely
made at an advance of about cents. Inc
extreme range of prices for the poorest
to the best lots of hogs were SS65aS,So.
Hogs sold largely at S3.S21sdS.9O, and pigs
went chiefly at S3.55G370. Choice heaVy
hogs were scarce and sold at premium,
light weights selling at the usual dis
count.
Sheep-Choice sheep and lambs were
stronger, with a good demand for all
grades. Sheep were wanted at S3.OV9 5.9V
for inferior to common up TO S4.50d4.6U
for choice focks, fed westerns fetching
So. 75G4.s0. Lambs sold freely at S4.25q565;
and yearlings sold ar $4.50Q5.OO.
Receipts-Cattle. 1900; hogs, 10000;
sheep, 1900.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Jan observation-disclosures
4,OOO Market active, strong TO 10 cents
higher. Texas steers, $3.25G415; Texas
| cows, 81. 5Od3.20; native steers. $500 90
native cows and heifers. s2.0oG4.25; stock
ers and feeders, s.. 25G4.55; bulls. $3.50
ABS.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; market steady 70
PIC higher; active. Bulk Of sales, $3.50
$780, heavies, S355d3.T5: packers, $500
g. 77112: mixed, s3.571293.SO; lights, S3.49q9.79i
workers, s3.5Od3.70: pigs, $2.65d435
Sheep-Receipts, 1900 Market strong.
Lambs, 425d5.50; muttons, SS25G425.
Representative sales: Texas steers, 81
! head, average 1919 pounds, Sab; Texas
cows, q head, average $50 pounds, 500
native steers, Is head average 1892 pounds
| $500; native cows and heifers, q head
average 1888 pounds, S4.25; stockers and
feeders. Il head average 529 pounds, si.55
bulls, II head average 61O pounds, 1876.
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis, Jan. 31.-Cattle-Receipts l.
500; including G,20O southern; market
steady TO strong. Native shipping steers
| 81 40G52 light and dressed beef and
| butcher steers, S3.5014S5; stockers and
feeders, s2.5Od44O; COWS and heifers, 500
! G4.3O; Texas and Indian steers, $S35q4.35
cows and heifers, $2.60q3.30.
s-Receipts, 5000. Market strong tc
a shade higher. Light, S5.60G3.75; mixed
SO. 70G3S5; heavy, s3.S0G3.9O.
| Sheep-Receipts, 1000. Market steady
native muttons, S4.O0Q45O; lambs, A.5OQ
$50.
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CATTLE.
oal'ieE EPRFSIENTATIyE SALES
SHIPPERS.

]. Cheskey of Nickerson had in one car
of hogs.
Chas. Paugh of Sedgwick was down with
one car of hogs.
7, r Morledge & Co., of Ponca City
had one car of hogs on the market.
W. b. johnson & Co., of Enid. had up
one car of hogs.
Campbell & Horton of Caldwell had up
one car of hogs.
HUFF 6: Lane of Udall had two cars OF
hogs on the market.
Adam Huffbauer of Mulvane, was up
with one car of hogs.
]. B. Kell of Clearwater had IN one car
| of hogs.
VIM. Astle & Son, of Haven, had one
car of hogs here.
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CENSURlNG SENATOR MURPHY
Resolution introduced which start
Les the New York Assembly.

albany. n. Y, Jan SI-Assemhiyman
Weeks OF New York City startled the as
sembly and its go spectators toRigh; by
the introduction OF n resolution censuring
and requesting the resignation 81 Edward
Murphy. Jr.. senior United States sena-
tor from this state. for voting for the
Teller silver resolution. The resolution
was a complete surprise. II brought 70
their feet a number OF members 81 tho
minority with objections. They could not
object 20 the introduction OF resolutions.
but they signihed their intention 20 d.
bate the proposition and. under the rules
OF the house. 1t had 10 so over and be
printed
Assemblyman Weeks stated that be was
willing that Il be laid aside. with the un-
Outstanding that II he made a special or
der al $50 O'Clock on next Monday even
ing That course was pursued
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MEETING OF ZIONISTS
Who Think the Present a Good Time
For a Zionist Propaganda.

last night of Zionists. or orthodox Jews
who are in favor of the purchase and
occupation of Palestine. the speakers
were Rabbi Elias Berman. Rabbi ". A
Markwitz and Rabbi y. MeZzesohn, DID.
editor of The Light, from Dallas. Texas.
All OF these speakers made earnest ref
erences to the present feeling against the
Jews in France as an occasion for the
propagation and better revelation 10 the
world Of the aims and principles OF
''Zionism." II was claimed that at least
a portion OF the agitation in France is
due TO misunderstanding OF the entirely
peaceable and largely spiritual aims of
this movement TO unite the Jews.
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lower prices from October to February.
and higher from March TO June. In ordi-
nary years, from July TO September, har-
vests may be expected to control prices,
in accordance with actual reapings. The
reduction of the Italian duty on foreign
wheat is expected to cause the bulk of
Russian and Roumanian wheat TO be
shipped to Genoa, Naples and Venice In
February and March,
ITALIAN WHEAT DUTIES.
Rome, Jan. 31.-In the chamber of dep
uries today the minister of finance, Signor
Luzzati, replying to questions on the SUBJ
jecr, declared that the customs duty on
wheat could not be entirely abolished,
but, he added, it could safely be re-
drced
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Something TO Know.

It may be worth something TO know
that the very best medicine for restoring
the tired out nervous system 10 healthy
vigor is Electric Bitters. This medicine Is
purely vegetable. acts by giving tone 10
the nerve centers in the stomach. gently
stimulates the Liver and Kidneys. and
aids these Organs in throwing OF inpuri-
ties in the blood. Electric Bitters i'm
proves tbs appetite. aids digestion and is
pronounced by those who have tried il as
the very best blood purifier and nerve
tonic. Try Il. Sold for sc or sLoo per
bottle al Chas- J. Mackey's and 6. Gehr-
tnE's drug stores.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-02-01
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. Jan. 31.-The uncomfortable
weather conditions had disheartening
effect on trade in the local stores in the
dry goods market today. The mail or
ders were in fair size. however. and served
TO keep sellers keyed up. The demand for
cotton Is still restricted in all grades. The
price tone. however. is well sustained. ow-
ing TO print cloth strength and strike con-
ditions. In woolens the business passing
IS Of fair dimensions. though scattering
Jobbers report fair day in ell lines OF
goods. In staple cottons there IS noted a
further hardening IN brown goods. sheet
ings and drills being only obtatnable a,
quoted prices. Print cloths continue hrm
az Fall River. Bids for extras az s-loc
div rn@f7=cl