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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-02
A story ia nook Titles.
FROM he High School weekly


While walking in the Garden OF
Swords" 1 met David Harum" aud
Richard Carvel;" they were going to wit
ness THE Battle Of the Strong a pop-
ular sport in olden times, when Knight
hood Was in Flower" 1 went with them
and when we came out we saw several
baskets of flowers among which was Tire
Graveyard Flower" carried by a sweet
maiden; we interrOgated QUO Vadis?"
ana she replied ITO a Wedding" We fol-
lowed her and found ourselves in a church
near The Deserted Village" where the
Christian" was to wed "A Wandering
Jew" Soon we heard THE Choir Invis-
ibe" and then up in the pulpit bidding al
to rise was 'The Little Minister"
After services we went TO the "IIousa
Of Seven Cables where we met Simon
Dale" who related the Cruise OF the
Frolic" while we watched from the viii
dow the Ships That Pass in the Night"
We expressed desire to take ride in
a boat and at Simon's invitation we board
ed Tine Household on the Styx" and sail
ed away. We had no proceeded far whom
q messenger sent I'm Pursuit of the House
heat" signaled that we were wanted.
Looking Backward" we saw THE Hon
orable Peter Sterling" reading "Pickwick
Papers" that he bought from the "Old Gu
riosity Shop
When we had exchanged the formal salu-
Cedars," which was not far from ''The
Market Place" We soon came to a bodv
Of water. where reclining against a tree
playing 1.-THE First Violin" was the Lady
of the Lake." soon "Dick Sand" her hus-
band, arose From the Depths" and told
us he had been Twenty THOUSAND
Leagues Under the Seas" 1t growing
dark we decided 70 spend the night at
castle Inn" Before reaching II We met
"Our Mutual Friend" rupert Of Heut-
Eau" We all went 10 The inn and there we
met MANY Boys Who Became Famous"
among them Luke Walton" who enter
tained us by relating 1.-THE Story OF The
HAD" then David Copperhed" told us
of his trials with Warren 81 Bunker
HILL" he said: while landing on the
Red Rock defending The Red Cockadel
l. True TO the Old Flag, undertook. while
Facing Death, 10 free The Prisoner OF
Zenda' by disgusting myself as The Ven
cd Doctor "
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taken in hand by the county authorities,
and everybody, nearly, is already vaccl-
mated and the spread of the disease is
not probable. Only IN certain sections has
there been any at all. All cases are quar-
antined and treated and in a short time
there Will be none. The county physician
and authorities have it under control.
There has not been a case in Lumpkin,
and it is not likely that there Will be. In
fact, there has been none in the greater
portion of the county.
Superior Court was held for nearly two
weeks without any interruption, and much
business was disposed of. The farmers
are now busy sowing oats, rye and wheat.
The cotton crop is about all gathered. and
making syrup win be the order of the day
for the next few weeks.
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II Is further stated that In the course of a
rev months the West India mails viii be
taken by this route.
The eastbound passenger train collidad
with freight train Monday evening al
S4ar$aretta, a station three miles east of
odiuerson. The engine Of the DasseD ger
tratn was badly damaged and the cab Of
the freight was destroyed. No passengers
learned.
CoHeetor Of Customs Macfarlane at
Tampa is advertising a curious seizl-e
sale He has slippers, hosiery. wine
suava paste, perfumery cigars. dress
goods tobacco, playing cards. gin. 2s8
packages Of cigarettes and sos gallons of
rum. The goods were seized for violation
OF the custom laws
Sheriff S. B. Denmark Of Bradford conn
ty went to Macclenny Tuesday and ar
rested Newton Chukes, colored. who is
wanted, it Is said, in Randolph county.
Georgia, for rape. Chukes is about 6 feet
/ inches in hight and weighes about 210
or 20 pounds. 1t is said that he has a bad
reputation. He has been around Mac
ciehny Tor about two months claiming to
De professional tie chopper, but is be-
heVed 10 be professional gambler He is
about the color of Scotch snuff.
Tampa Times: Game Warden B. F..
Moody informs the Times that he pro
poses to strictly enforce the feature of the
game law which prohibits one man from
killing more than twenty-five quail in one
day. The real sportsman viii be satisfied
wlth twenty-five birds to his gun in a day,
but the pot-hunters and those who make
hunting their business have In the past
grossly violated this provision. The war
Den VIII make special efforts to catch and
convict such parties this season.
Key West Herald: Through the efforts
of Mayor Bartlum and Assistant Paymas-
ter F. r. Maloney, the navy department
has ordered provisions distributed to the
Union Bridge COmpany's lab0rers for three
days. Orders have also been sent to Lieut.
jenkins to issue rations 20 the laborers
who were in the employ of Lieut.. McIn-
stry at the fort. OF course this means
only those labOrers who were brought here
and We're left destitute by the closing down
of the work It is also stated that 100 la
borers will be employed soon in cleaning
up the grounds near the fort. This will
relieve any suffering that has been caus-
ed by the epidemic.
Tampa correspondence Tfmes-Union and
Citizen: There Is yet no change in the sit
uation, so far as the strike and boycott is
concerned. Mr.. George ]. Baldwin Of Sa-
Vannah is in the city, and will take a hand
In the settlement of the business He is a
member of the firm who purchased the
Consumers road, and is president of the
Savannah company, Together with Cen
eral Manager Wadsworth, the matter will
undoubtedly be settled in some way that
IS satisfactory. The general public is now
fully aware that 1t wes tie intention of
the new company to grant transfers to all
connecting lines as soon as the sale was
confirmed, and they came fully into pos
session. In addition to this the new con-
Germ will make many changes for the
betterment of the service other than
transfers. The transfers seem to be the
main point in controversy now
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NAVAL STORES.

Spirits TuTpenune-The market closed
firm to-day with sales at As and fSA cents.
II was understood that OF the days sales
800 casks We're sold on a basis OF 48A cents.
and 800 casks at 48 cents. There was a
good demand at 4S4 after the closing. Il
was stated. The fact the most sales wers
at the up price, and that The market i'm
proved at the last moment, leads many to
regard the situation rather strong. The
receipts we're 1,1H casks, the sales SOD
casks ana the exports 400 casks.
Rosin-The situation was UNCHANGED
A moderate demand prevailed, though he
volume Of business was rather small The
receipts were 400 barrels, The sales z
barrels, ard the exports 800 barrels. The
following wore the quota tons:
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SPIRITS FIRM AT THE UP PRICE
SOME FACTORS HOLDING on ON &C
COUNT OF AN IMPROVEMENT.

No Change In the Cotton NariSct--Sen
Island Is StenGy-COHntrS Produce
shows some FIuctuRtions--Ncr cry
Little Change to Note in Other
Marketable Products.
Savannah. Nov 1.--Sp.rits turpentine
sod freely to-day at IS and 4SAc, closing
firm al the up price. There was a con-
siderable LOT sold at 4Sc by factors, who
probably dld not believe the price would
improve. Other factors declined to sell,
however and the result of their holding
on was the improved price later in the
day. The current opinion was that the
market was strong at 4sAc. Rosin was
firm and unchanged, and the transactions
light. The cotton market closed quiet and
unchanged. 1t was reported that the sales
reported were made on a basis ranging
from lilo to lsc above quotations for f, o.
b. shipment The wholesale market showed
changes in bacon and oats. The following
resume of the different markets will show
the tone and quotation al the close to-day;
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FLORIDA.

Ire Ybor- Manrara Company at Tampa
now working 3l2 cigarmakers in their
,,aeoiy. This number would be increased
49, ~" If it were possible to secure the
Workmen.
me Cypress Lumber Company began OPP
U't4ons again at Alphabetical Monday,
r ing employment to about 800 laborers.
Guy 4e olind, sash and door factory Of this
,.eeFn is now operating and it alone
ewes employment to 100 or more employees.
C'reuit Judge Wall, at Tampa. has de-
'7a that he has no jurisdiction to enter
'r ,'n an injunction TO prevent the city of
Il'.lPa from levying the recently enacted
s,. tax, though he considers that in
CO.. respects the City Council has ex-
'se'ed its powers.
mere is rumor current in Gainesville
w w 'he effect that the Florida Central aud
~. osular Railroad win relay their Cedar
'''A'' with sixtv-pound steel rails
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srncKs AND noNns.

New York, Nov. 1-To-day's stock mar
ket developed a decidedly spotty charac-
ter The railroads fell into the back
ground again, and the highly speculative
Industriais were brought forward into ac-
tiylty An effort was made to continue
the campaign against the shorts IA the
interest ard steel stocks, but the higher
prices in this group brought out such
large sales that the efforts to advance
prices had to be abandoned.
The whole group. with the exception Of
Tennessee Coal. shows net losses The
latter stock, after dropping TO ll6h. rose
strongly 10 il9 anA held there. When the
movement in the Iron ana Steel stocks
proved abortive the bulls turned their at
tention TO Brooklyn Transit, which was q
favorite Ia speculation for the rest Of the
day. The movement in this stock was
again directed against the very heavy
short interest believed to exist in II, and
the rapid advance induced large covering.
When the rise had extended TO above 80,
enormous blocks were brought out, which
made II difficult to sustain the price This
stock rose to 50lR, yielded a point rallied
again and yielded a small fraction. The
New York Traction group was strong IN
sympathy. The Leather stocks were also
taken w for further aggressive advance,
the common touching % and the preferred
S3M. Sugar was active and irregular, but
shows a net gain The Tobacco stocks
were weak early, but rallied later. There
were Isolated movements IN Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas, Cleveland. Cincinnati, Chi
cago and St. Louis preferred the Pa
cihc Coast stocks, Wisconsin Central, New
York Air Brake and Standard Rope which
were all strong. Mailing preferred drop
ped points. Otherwise the trading was
not very active, and the movement or
prices was narrow, net changes being
small and mixed. Owing TO the holiday
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same manner, consequently no TWO people
should be treated in the same way even
for same complaint.
DR. Hathaw' y is n specialist IN the pest
sense of the word-he treats SPECIAL as
eases IN a special manner of his oWn-a
system studied out years ago while IN
Every Case college and hospital prae-
tice and improved and en-
Speclatiy larged upon constantly dur
Treated. ing the twenty years since
twenty years Of the most extensive prac-
ice enjoyed by any specialist In this
country. Or. Hathaway's great ard uui-
form success is due to this individual sys'
tenn Of treatment.
In spite of hundreds of re-
-ENC|uSiv9 quests yearly from doctors in
lFS91ment all parts of the world, asking
for the privilege of using Dr. Hathaway's
method of treatment, he believes il wiser
TO allow none beside himself the knowl-
edge of his remedies. a. he IS too well
aware of his mischief winch may be done
by the unskillful use of any system, never
mind how perfect
Blood g. Skin DR. Hathaway's treat
Diseases ment for blood diseases In
whatever stage cures all forms OF ulcers,
sores, blotches, pimpies. etc. and not only
restores the skin and scalp 10 their natural
condition, but so purifies the blood that
the disease is permanently and completely
driven from the eystem and all this with
out administering poisonous or dangerous
drugs.
Na.Iooooio His treatment of Varicocele
ana and Structure Is q method ex-
etric+,,ro elusively his own and in 30
per cent. Of all cases results
In a perfect and permanent cure. No ope-
ration is required and no pain OF incon-
venience are experienced by The patient
The expense of this treatment is much less
than that of any operation, or hospital or
institute treatment and is both safe and
sure, restoring the organs 10 a condition
Of perfect, normal health.
Or. Hathaway has just pre-
Kidney pared a new test question
Diaeases blank for those who have rea-
son to suspect Kidney trouble and this
blank he viii gladly send free to every one
who sends him his name and address.
The demand for DR.. Hatha-
NewdOokway's new book "Manliness,
FREE Vigor, Health" has already
exhausted the first edition of 100 900 but for
a limited time a copy Of this book will be
sent free to any one who sends his name
Cons,,Ifa- and address to Dr. Hatha-
FREE DR.. Hathaway makes no
charge for consultation and advice at
either his Office or by mail.
J. NEWTON HATHAWAY, M D.
DIR. Hathaway & Co.
25 Southern Bank Building,
Bryan street east. Savannah. Ga.
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made better showing to-day as the best
heures showed a net gain Of I points on
the leading positions The opening was
steady with prices 70 = points higher on
encouraging news from the English mar.
ket, rumors that Southern markets were
higher OH energetic foreign buying aca
talk Of damage to the staple in the A
ianuc states by the recent storm.
Near the end of the first hour weakness
was developed by proHt-takiuE sales. ana
an euort on the part of leading bears 10
bring about general liquidation But firm
late cables and the appearance of foreisa
buylhS orders sent prices upward sharply
before midday. In the afternoon invest
ment buying was quite active.
bullish sentiment hOurished on cold
weather predictions with frost promised
for the northern belt tonight. and oni-
cial estimates for light receipts to-mor.
row. On the rise the South and wan
street figured as liberal buyers, giving
special attention 10 che January position.
which as natural result showed re a.
uVeIy greater strength than the rest -
the list Reduced crop estimates and re-
ports that the reVerSes to English forces
in South Africa were not 50 great as at
first feared, were factors adding to thu
general tirmness. The market was finally
steady wlth prices showing gain of four
TO six points
New York, Nov. 1, noon.--Co,ton futures
opened steady November Tile: Deccm-
Der. 7lSc; January tic; February. 71Sc;
March and April, 7.l9c; May ana June.
722c; July and August, 720c September,
csc
New York, Nov. /, 4 p. m.-Cotton flu
lures closed steady. November, Tile; De-
cember, 7lGc, January, 7lSc February,
7i9c; March, 722c; April, 7.22c Nay. 72jc;
June 1850; July, 725c; August, T25c; Sep
tember 6.96c October 6.91c.
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LETTERs an CnTrnN.

New York, Nov. 1.-Hubbard Bros &
Co, say Of cotton: Liverpool recovered
to-day from the depression of yesterday,
closing steady In face OF Mr.. Neirs re-
Iteration of large crop estimate, and MIR.
Elisons estimate of consumption we give
below Europe has been the largest buy
er Of contracts here to-day. taking some
long Wall street cotton sold on the tight
ness Of money. and these circulars Re
ceipts continue extremely light and proc
vent any short selling The market
slowly gained strength during the morn
Ing on this buying, and the movement.
We are in receipt by cable of the following
figures from Mr.. Thos Ellison OF Liver
pool which we take pleasure in submit
ting. Consumed last season. 10. 677. 900.
American; 500 0o0, Indian; $4,000, Egyptian;
$4,000, sundries; total, l.. $4,000 equal 10
12,2O0,00O bales, 500 pounds, leaving an
consumed stocks, American, including
Hester's interior 2,s3O0O0 against same
time last year, 2280, 900. and 10000 the
year before. Estimated consumption new
season at present advanced prices H.
100000 bales 500 pounds, consisting Of 10.
2S2 600, Americana 100000, Indian: s26 600
Egyptian, and 100000 sundries By-usiuc
500,G00 added to stock last season crop OF
9,6S200o win suffice, leaving 2,2S0000 IN.
consumed twelve months hence
New York, Nov. MURPHY e Co.'S.
cotton letter says: Liverpool wns better
han expected this morning Futures do
clined 1-32 and Their was 1900 bales sold
Futures advanced about u on the OPEN
ing, which was quickly followed by an
other advance of l point before we open-
ed. our market opened about points
higher for the near months, and TO 2
higher for the later months. Trading has
been on much smaller scale than for
some time past, and the fluctuations has
been confined within a range of 4 points.
Receipts at the ports to-day were very
light $4,000 against $4,000 last week, ana
SO 600 last year
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.

Poultry-Reported receipts to-day, II
coops and three barrels dressed. The mar
ket "a steady with firmer tendencies.
Quotations: Half-growns, 30d35c per pair;
three-quarters grown. 4505Oc per pair; full
grown fowls Chens), 0oq65c per pair; roos-
ters 40c per pair.
Eggs-Reports received to-day, 1853 cases.
The markets. firm and the receipts light.
Prices are l5Q1Sc.
Butter-The tone of the market Is steady.
Quotations: Cooking, 1870; gilt-edged, 22c;
extra dairies, &c; extra Elgins, 251kc.
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FINANCIAL.

Money-Market steady.
Foreign Exchange-Market steady
The following are the Savannah
quotations: Commercial demand, %.S5A ;
sixty days. A.SiA; ninety days, 81 797s /;
francs, Paris and Havre. sixty days, s. 23Ik /;
Swiss, sixty days, 5.27M marks, sixty
days, 1878; ninety days, 1914.
Domestic Exchange-Steady; banks are
buying az u per cent. discount ami sell
Ing as follows: Amounts up 20 s25 10
cents; S25 to so, Is cents; $50 to 500. 20
cents; 500 10 800, 25 cents; 5000 and over,
par.
securties-The market continues very
quiet and dun.
Stocks and Bonds-State Bonds--Georgia
IA Eer semi bands at leo u2 bid ia
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PAGES o TO 10.

In London pressure from that point was
relaxed
The call money market worked appre-
ciahly easier during the afternoon, after
having ruled nt - 10 20 per cent Large
amounts We're loaned al . per cent before
the close, and the rate fell to s per cent.
The easier rate for money did not induce
any large ventures on the long side in
stocks. but the bears were manlfestly I'M
easy ana anxious to cover short lines be-
fore the stringency In money relaxes To-
days advance ia sterling exchange is be-
lieved 10 be evidence in real relaxation
IN the money strlngency, and New York
exchange at Chicago and ST. Louis was
strong to-day, showing a cessation OF pres
sure from those points. At Boston, on tho
contrary, there was sharp decline i'm
New ork exchange. Money continues to
move TO the South from New York, and
the, sub-treasury is making drafts on tho
local banks
The bond market was quiet, aside from
an active demand for Standard Rope In
comes and Kansas and Texas DDS.
Iotal sales par value, S2,W5 Co.,
United States new As advanced a In the
bid price
The total sales of stocks to-day were GA
400 shares, Including Atchison, 1900; do
preferred, S,i95; Burlington, 6,626: Man
haitian, 1880; Missouri Pacific, $50: Mis-
souri, Kansas and Texas preferred. 500:
Heading first preferred, 94i0; St Paul g.
SlO Southern Pacific. 16 275; Southern Rail-
way preferred, 100; Wisconsin Central,
926l; American Steel and Wire, 1s,15O;
American Tobacco, 1920; Brooklyn Rapid
transit A2,l45; Continental Tobacco. s.
A79 Federal Steel a, 800; Standard Ropo
and Irvine. 1865: Sugar S7.160; United
states Leather, 6S 1885, do preferred $3.50
M-rf
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New York, Nov. 1.-The market to-day
has been decidedly quiet on the spot. two
days OF bad weather affecting store trade.
Otherwise II has not differed materially
from recent days The market continues
strong throughout but no advances of i'm
portance recorded. Advices in staple
prints are looked for. Print cloths firm.
but still inactive. Wooden and worsted
goods continue In good demand and ten
dency Of prices are upward. silks are
quiet.
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EXCELLENT TOBACCO RAISED.
Splendid Results Have Been Obtain
cd Around OhOopee.

Ohoopee. Ca. Nov. 1.-The people of this
section have engaged to some extent IA
raising tobacco for market this year. Tn
der the direction of MIR. d. V. Coleman
several hoesheads Of nice leaf tobacco
have been grown in this section. Anyon.
visiting Ohoo1ee and examining the 10.
bacco will be convinced that Georgia can
produce excellent tobacco.
Many Of Georgia's farmers raise cotton
at 1--WE cents and work the whole year. or
at least ten months, when they could
spend only one half Of that time in ra s.
ing something that would bring more
money, and yet cultivate fewer acres.
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nOsed and the exact
position OF the dis
eased condition de-
termlned. Thus ev-
cry case is treated
separately and medi-
cines are adminis-
tered which are spe-
cially prepared under
nr. Hathaway's per
sonal supervision for
each cas-
No two people are
affected by a partic-
ular disease In the
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Galveston-Steady; middling, z; net re-
ceipts, ll5lS; gross, 1l516; sales, 1,461 /;
stock 203, 400.
New Orleans-Very firm; middling, 81
net receipts. 1888; gross, 7,493; sales, AGO;
stock 4,74S
Mobile-Quiet; middling, 6 s-16; net re-
ceipts $50; gross, 652; sales, 800; stock, g.
go
Charleston-Firm; middling. Ga; net re-
ceipts 1,O78; gross, 1,07S; stock, 22.5S3.
Wnmington-Firm; middling, rs net re-
celpts, 1,420; gross, 1,420; saIes 25S; stock
1880,
Norfolk-Steady; middllng. 1-16; net re-
ceipts, 2,64O; gross, 300; stock, 3O,216.
MISUNDERSTANDING midding, Z S-16; net
receipts, 1873; gross. 2,24s; stock 1854.
New York-Firm; middling, rs; net re-
ceipts, 223; gross, 45l0; sales, 1879; stock
107 1856.
Boston-steady; middling 7ss; net re-
ceipts, 372; gross. 5,4S9.
Philadelphia-Firm; middling ~; net
receipts. 1S9; gross, 1897 stock 1858.
Daily Movements at Interior Towns
Augusta-Steady; middlng, IL; net re-
ceipts, 1,1S3; gross, 1,133; sales, 2ss; stock,
1920
Memphis-steady; middlng, 7; net re-
ceipts, 3,2l1' gross. 42Sl; sales, $500; stock,
1871 5O7.
81. Louls-Quiet; middling, z; net re-
ceipts, 1881; gross, 10,t23; sales, 100; stock
IS 643.
Cinclnnau-steady; middlng, n; net re-
ccipts, POI; gross, 29l; stock 1902.
Houston-Steady; middling, 1-16; net re.
celpts $780, gross, 6520; sales, S26; stock
9J,Z77.
Lousviile-Firm: middling, 7as.
Pensacola-Firm; net receipts 1900;
gross 1,Se0; to France, 1850.
Exports of Cotton This Day
Galveston--To he continent. 1883.
New Orleans-To the continent, so;
ccastwise. 2,25S
savannah-To Great Britain, s327; to the
continent, $500.
Wnmington-To the continent. 1916;
coastWise, 100
Norfolll-Coastwise 1,430
Baltimore-CoastWise 1900
New York-To France, 81; TO the cont
nent, 100.
Total foreign exports from all ports this
day: TO Great Britain. 937; to France
2 BIZ TO the. continent, 27.729.
Total foreign exports frcm all ports thus
far this week; To Great Brifain 56,483; to
France, 12,503 to the continent 1854.
Total foreign exports since Sept. !, 1889:
TO Great Britain, $40 9l4; 10 France, 49,
gl6; to the continent, 536667.
Liverpool Nov. l.-Cotton spot, fair de-
mand: prices lower; American middllng.
fair, l8-S2d: good middllng. 3-l6d; mid
ding. 4d low middling, l3-l6d; good or
binary, SGD: ordinary, 7-l6d.
The sales of the day were 1900 bales, OF
which go were for speculation and ex-
port. and included H. 100 American Re-
ceipts. 25OO. including 2,Go0 American.
Futures opened quiet and closed steady
American mddling low mddling clause.
November SD buyers; November Deem
Der, 3.3T1t35Sd sellers; Deccmber-January
3.53ff351d sellers; January February 355d
$3.50 buyers; February March, 3.55d sell
ers; March-Aprii. Aprii-May. May-June,
S.5iQ3.55d buyers; June-July. July-August
3.5id buyers; August-September $500 sell
ers.
COTTON MAKES BETTER SHOWING
IL Receivers From the Tuesday,
Depression.