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and the quality was quite an improvement over
Nondav. The market opened with 2. E"H %"
,nsri ;r5pi All sources and trading Of the E'5i
TO hest mutton sleep and lawbS WhS
Prices were considered steady to sironE- AHe ~
ferior ana Gull stock showed no Improvement mn
sold slow anil Irregular. The demand ie'h1'-'
god Tor s;nckers and the supply smalI
sales included lambs 10 the mutton uihuT
sS-5 20 & 81; Gull lambs at SIS to- musS5 %
sheen at So to siI5. stociSers at 80 10 So
and bucks at s. to SO.
p.rraa.pf4fIya sails.
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s$.20 to $50. according to quality; light hgss -
t. 49, lis. sold s. 10 So. the hUlh at SD y
SJ.3s. Medium weights. IS 10 ID lbs. s"ldat
heavy cuffs sold az $40 20 8 ard fair :" b"st
heavy hogs at $685. 70 s.. ~. Good mixed hHss -
Is 10 s5a. and common 20 fair mixtures sold
AZ a. "a Z, sr 10
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Range of Futures.
Receipts and shipments.



There was no essential change In the rye
market. Yesterdays values being tully
maintained. only a small voiuine Oh SuSna
ness was done, with iisht oafn fer export'
No. 2 on track sold at o9c. and throush
billed at the same figures. Receipts were
lrht-Ii carS-and m 80. pu- TN
Sr,s ont of New York amounted to moth
ing. oct. rested at Slisc anu bee' d ""'
bid and JSi4c sellers.
Although rece;n,s were lis cars. mucn
| larger than recent arrivals, they, were az
taken by the urgent demand which exis'ed.
| There was no Improvement IN pricus "
| sneak Of. but yesterdays prices were MAN
tanned. Mailing grades aNeraged !SIS.c'
feed lots 3sl4aioigc; screenings Soc 10 SIC
Shipments amounted TO 500 10 9 9S h anu e
| ports out of New York were 4'.'-o pu'
sFlnxsced.
Faxseed was very strong and In GOOD de-
mand for both future ana spot seeu "a
market advanced from &C 10 % = FOR
| and from Ja.c to &c ior South-
western spot seed. The influencing features
were the strong feeling when aNIs'i Trb IN I
ceints which were Il cars. Although there
was n big Improvement In PRICES there wa
,siIv FOR Futures, Spot seed was in good de-
| mand from crushers. but thyre was maruiy
any trading on account OF nsht nras
| SIMPLY of seed In store here at present
aunnm1,ed 10 Il .9i bu.. an increase Of o9,e3C
In. Receipts at Minneapolis were 80 carr
and Duluth 81. shipT nIogas 8 se IS S anG south,
western sl5siL. Oct. ended at N.5l: Dec
| Sl.5l and May I.52.
Timothy and Glover Seeds.
Although quiet. timothy advanced &c fol
the day. the only trade effected. Offerinss
az seed were not large. Receipts ae.iO lbs
and shipments 2il .6s9 lbs.
clover seed, as usual. remained quiet, VIII
little business done: it could hardly be called
"a market, there were SO few transactions
Receipts, 67,G73 lbs. and shipments 3l.S2 lbs
Provisions.
Provisions were strong. with goon specu'
latiye business. Oct. pork ana rios were II
great request by shorts. who were MADE &c
feel how scarce were those commodities
and how much more they were valued a
than the much lower figures al which shof
sellers had placed their worth one or two
months ago. The local run of hogs was u.
OD head and the total at the chief WesterI
nackinr places was 63.6ca. compared will
tS.aO the Similar day of the year before. Is
timated for to-morrow.s run az lineage, %;
90 head. Liverpool reported ed rise In cum
b.rland cut bacon. Compared with yester
avs final figures. oct. pork closed 22lss
higher. Jan. 2isc up. Oct and Jan: lar
each eikc higher. Oct. ribs BIC and Jan. 2lz'
higher.
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New York. oct. Special cable and telegraph
T. communication to Bradstrects show the fol-
lowing changes in available supplies from the
last account: Wheat. United States and Canada.
COST Of the Rockies. increased 22ls. NN) bu.. afloat
for and in Europe increased 2.f.N.p., hu. total
s,Inply Increased 4.31s.0n bu. Corn. United States
ard Canada. east Of the Rockies increased ga. 00D
bu. Oats, United States and Canada, east Of the
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Movement of Grain


st. Louis. II. 30 bbls.: Chicago. llose bbls.:
Detroit. LOO bbls.: MILWAUKEE,, 4o.llo b5is Min,
mes polls. a. ga bhls; New York. $50 bbls- and
:5.le, SKIS; Baltimore. $3.50 bills. Bosiou. l.Si5
bills. and 6.437 SKIS. New orleans. 80 SKIS.
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POULTRY.
Prices Declined to 3I-2 Cents on
and IL Cents on Fowls.
REPURIIC SPECIAL

SPECIAL.
da NV We're eot tire oG cars. which sTrIVSd iIaf,'r ysster-
day. The demand from the Jews for their holt
a very large Quantity unsoId. While several cars
aTs sa T' no b tast @s' hing H2t fi eok aaiof fT ,oSmors
row. Ffiees declined TO Ssfc on chickens ana
prizes will be maintained for balance OF the
Fair TO good &c Ducks-Wester prime 55a,aG.
cSeip,s include several -ars that were due yesteT.
and sold very slowly with tone weak on ayerag.
lots. while fowls were quite scarce and firm At
marks at lie. scaided fowls rarely exceeded IoEc;
Spring turkeys not so Plsntiinl Prices on an
Butter, Cheese and Eggs
New York. Oct, 2-Batter Re.eints in.sss
S Slsan;er saT isSai s.e4df factory STyAI isEEaistsi cdes e@no
Receipts SOS pkss. market firm; large white
Mssiisss: . small w Soloeed nf ii.e. Egg5"Reeeip,t
s ;ns,s r pssaisd iirT Wies wfn'fT loss 's ~! sac. packing al
Chicago Poultry quotations.
Chicago. oct. s-Dressed poultry quiet; turkeys
Tisasc. chickens sGs'Ec.
Metal Market.
New YORK. Oct. There was a sharp squeeze
81 sit Seor rose sh Il a"e 5 A Cd. Th @f local market az advsnce5
| some 20 points in sympathy and closed strong a,
S. gsq Lake copper was quiet and unch9nsst
"a, sls. 15glI. Lead and spelter were both dull an1
unchanged on the basis of 81. 37Il and sI.IHIf. IS
respectively. The brokers price for lead was
"a, and for copper SIC s1ia.
CcHee.
New York, Oct. 2-Cofee-Spot Rio steady; No.
Z invoice s.c. mild steady; Cordoya t$dlic,
I Futures opened steady at an advance OF ~. 70
70 points and further improved . points on FOR
eign buying and local covering, following higher
| Havre and HambCrg cables. Demand was met
chiefly by one house. heretofore the pr1ncipal
seller Throughout the season; c9nfdence some some
Closed steady al a net advance Of 2oG& points
| Total sales $50 bags, including: Nov l.l5g
Zoo: Dec 1857 Sc; Jan 1897 DOC: March
1877 SOC: May 1.5"HTsoc: july 1.7oc.
Turpenttne and ROsin.
New York. Oct. 2.-Turpentine firm; resi-
steady.
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iARLIc5QuOtabie at 4d5c per ID.
MisceIla neOus Markets.

&c per Io lbs: heavy cast 4oc; steel and male
able Sc and sSc; steyeripe zoe; burned &c; EIa7s
znS g Is Pewter 81 ~. ,-s s,.va.-
co,,Snwe6d hour bbi. ss'a 8 o' no 2 ssg,'S: half
bbl. s5G5.5o; beer key Sl2gl6 lard ties. SIS; pork
sS,, 81. bd HeadinEs; per sFls se' ,.Si 81 ! f t%9F co EHts g 3
for Hoosier. half bills s2.5o; cooled elm %, ;oop s..
OAK 9o i1fa issi EoqEsTlTh Tss, .: siss; pork @2Eh b SGt; Soc Sc;
half bills rs; SLACK work, round hop l9ur 1 ma,i
i is s5e :h prauso % S6ls. IS: 81 apple APP 'S lois, Is. "Sa'
IRooLC9RN.At sSoa1 per ton
FFELAaTMEtRRsIPrime. large. Whit isc in small
s 3 st sss In ls NS s .kf; sr Xxx ?Sfi r Th!fe. G Xx2 Ssl's sS
,SS; Ts sEs. 3 Ger S-rS faf l1 s}sst to 70 ark nf[ eS a3S5 sSr
wing. tail and Ioin,ers ~. wing aud tail De:
WIFE aPa rHsa9eIs sS; i :sa ter I &c, antelope 1.a.e.
goat 2oa Soc; Ria and damagsd out Texas zoe.
&c. Seneca 25c: pink ic: golden seal SID
worth more: May apple 2a2'sc; snake Soc: black
bark Of Tree 2a3isc; blood 2lqc. bluehag &c: skull
cap leaves SC for Irine Ersen. sasstir5s haIh -
fore being shipped "a market.
SHEEP ~PELfs-wooi pelts at 5oashG: lambs
Ssg5oc: shearlings 0gSSc. Dry or fallen reits
'DRiEEh FRrIT-we quote; Arple@IIEyaporated
isry at 9s5ac, sSn,drisi Feelings at l.e, Pesehes
for less. SALE. 10 pEsS. apples and peaches IA
..DRiED GREEN P~EAsE-JOtblng from store a,
I'VE WHI .fi' BhEANs@choioe hand-picsea pea bean.
in a iobting way from store az s2.lo-srreenod
&c per 10. less. Western at $50: weeviiy less.
-HoNEY@coinS at i5c TO ~I2,4c-fancy white
,rscted and strained In bbls. 5aGisc. in cans
ss L!S Is Psf gal Iif less ii s sar lots saT Ta st q; aI ' n Sbi s
per NJ: No. l l2c; Ne. 2 l0Ec. Cottonseed oil -
willie iic.
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Cash Grain, Flour, Etc.

m~arket-Received. 3,<@ SKIS. and
~ local and % cars through. Dull and an
ES. market. latter due largely to the poor
IE,s,s}lsv Of a good deal of the offerings, Some
SSS,dnx Ton Ohio, Indiana and Southern mills. but
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nlaTEet was bNtH wv
~ the sale Of Western range nu'seS' NJ
being held in tho regular pavilion SuppiissS -
however. OF native horses On the mafket 80
iatar days were fairly literal and some act'ra
was manifested in a retail way The pest OF -
range offerings sold at Il top OF 80. ana some
punches OF medium animals at So 70 " Nsn-
era.lv the quality was poor. REPRESENTING nus
IL culls and inferior yearlings that SOLD P""-
cipally at s. to sl5.51 per head
Horse quotations: Heavy draft, common 20
good, So t. $50. choice to fancy, w. 70 s.I'-
~fyerS-comr to choice, 500 TO sIp, bulh-
;i6 To $40. Coach horses. $50 10 500 saddlsrsoo
Common 10 choice. SGS to So: fancy. elR -
ST.. chunks. 100 to !. 800 bs.'Conin"n 20 sooI;
So L. 81: Choice TO extra. 4LD 70 rs Soul. ~
TO good. So 20 50; choice 10
extra. $50 to So. Plugs. So 10 SO
~NTLES-There has been some niue dctiHIts IA
The cotton mule demand since the Week cuH.-
manCei, but Very little In other branches. Fast
ern uuViuC has no. improved anE. nothins hL
ing developed in the mining situation mat Wo...i
ans. a resumption of the demand Tor HIheis
and rit mules. The slight Improvement IN thr
Southern inquiry has given a more active ,,ne
10 the smooth. fat. gOof-qualitied class OF cotton
mules. without causing any advance IN itfnt :,
The dealers have received several car IoaGs. nut
the commission supplies have been conpatatiVei!
limited. The Lleiium classes continue without
,,.I ~borV.
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LIVE STOCK
Natives Stcady-TrNHns Stronger
Hogs H~ighrr-SheeP steady.

81. Louis. Tuesday. oct 2. 1870
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and except for the special strength of
the trunk lines, their gains We're quite
uniform A movement to take proflts m
the last hour caused material reaction,
reaching to over three points I'M some OF
the specialties and between one and TWO
points il many railroads.
DealiiEss lii bonds were not large and
the market was irregular. Total sales
par va.ue) $1,755,000.
United States new 3's coupon advanced
y; do registered, old As and IS "A and
the new As coupon 1s in the bid price.
The t9tal sales OF stocks today were
623,600 shares. Including Atchison pre-
feried, 2J,150: Baltimore and Ohio, 7,4S0;
Chesapeake and Ohio, 1860: Chicago
Great Western. 1925: Chicago. Burling-
ton and Quincy. 1850; Chicago and
Northwestern. 11.000: G.. G. G. and s..
Louis, 10,500: Louisville and Nashville,
20050: Missouri Pacific O. $50 New York
Central; $3.50: Norfolk and Western.
9650 Northern Pacific. $500; Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, 1000: Chicago, Mil
waukee and st. Paul, 9,040; Southern
Pacific. 1880 Union Pacific 3j,9s9;
Union Pacific preferred, 5,240; American
Steel and Wire. 1850; American Tobac-
co.. 5000; Brooklyn Rapid Transit. 80
no; Federal Steel, 1920: North Amer
cah Company. 1000: Peoples Gas Light
and Coke Company, 1O,474; American
Sugar 11D325 United States Leather,
D5S5(,
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. Jam. 1.-THE most conSpic
nous feature of the days trading in stocks
was the continued heavy selling for for
eign account, about which there was CON
siderable mystery. The orders TO sell in
New York came FROM London. but Lon
don attributed them to Berlin account
Vienna also reported sales on its eX-
change for Berlin account. In spite of
the explanation that the Berlin selling
was forced by money Stringency the
Berlin discount rate showed a rise of
only X pen cent In Berlin itself the de
preston was attributed TO the decline IN
English oonsOlS and to the seizure by
the British of the German steamer Cen
eraa While the motive Of the foreign
selling was obscure and explanations con-
fused, the fact of it was beyond doubt.
Sales by the arbitrage houses in New
York again footed up 10000 shares OF
the various international stocks.
There is undoubtedly some uneasiness
in financial circles abroad over the posi-
biity of friction between Germany and
Great Britain over the seizures of Ger
man vessels 1t is worthy of note that
while interest rates declined in London
and the Bank of England showed q not
able recuperation in resources in its week
1y statement. sterling exchange at the
important financial centers advanced
sharply in spite of the hardening money
rate in Berlin and Paris.
The New York sterling rate advanced
at the same time. without affecting the
local money market. in which the rates
ruled from five to six per cent The in
ference is warranted that London is pre-
pairing TO make further acquisitions for
foreign gold supply and that her money
marked syill have to meet demands for
coming Government loans. In our own
stock market the considerable offerings
for foreign account drove prices down at
the opening near a point in the principal
international stocks. The level of prices
thus attained. coming after yesterday $
sharp reaction, proved so inviting that
large and substantial buying appeared
which forced a recovery in prices by the
end of the first hour. Later New York
Central was bid UP sharply to 1871 and the
short interest in American Sugar WAS
driven 60 rout by the stories of a set
Element of the trade war Yesterdays
reactionary market induced quite an en-
largement of the short interest and their
demand to cover was an important ele-
mcnt in the days recovery in prices.
The specialties showed wider changes
than railroad stocks. but the demand for
railroads was large and we'll distributed,
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a handkerchief is usually one of the
chief symptoms of a cold in the head.
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BALTIMORE
NAVAL STORES.

CHARLESTON. y. O., January 4.-Turpentine
firm at 49kaj0; sales -.
Rosin, frm receipts -; sales -; exports.
Quote b. q, D, E, Si.O5: f, sl.iO; G., $40; II
ii, sl.30; SI,5; K, $l.40; M, s1.70; N, s2.l5;
WIG, $3.50; WV, $3.50.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Jan. 4. -TUrpentine steady st
80 IL; receipts 28l: sales =; exports =.
Rosin Fl m; receipts 2,5Z7; safes 2,571 barrels (;
exports 1915.
Quote A, B, c, sl.l5; D, E.l5a 20; E, sl.2Oa
las: r, 81. 0s :: q, Sl.s5a't0; 81, sl.6Cal. &;
/, $l.70al.75; e, 81 IS; M, 800; N, $3.50; WIG,
$500; WV, $685..
WILMINGTON, N. o., Janua 4.-Turpentine
firm at 0a50k; receipts 45 casKs.
Rosn firm at 81. II al.20; receipts $685.
Crude turpentine firm, S1.6(a %; receipts f.
Tar steady at $1.25; receipts IS barrels.
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SALE OF NOTES, ACCOUNTS, ETC

Under and by virtue of authority con-
tanned in Deed of Trust from L. Wood
lief and A. l.. Davis and J. Il, Davis.
trustees, we will expose FOR sale, on
Monday, December 18th, 1899 at II m.
o'clock, at the Court House door in the
city of Raleigh, to the highest bidder
for cash at public auction, all the notes,
mortgages, judgments, accounts and ali
other evidence of indebtedn ess, formerly
owned by L. Woodlief, and now in our
hands as such Trustees under said Decd
of Trust, list of which can be seen
upon application to the undersigned or
their attorneys.
A. L. AND ]. D. DAVIS,
Trustees of L. VFoodlief.
ARGO & SNOW, Attorneys.
This November 18th, 1899.
Above sale continued to Thursday,
February ), 1900, at II m. o'clock.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. H., JAM 4.-On heavy de-
malld and light offerings provisions show
ed a strength and activity far outshining
the grain markets today. May pork clos
ing 2215@25c.. May lard 1212G15c.. a,a1
MAY ribs 15c. higher. Wheat was de
pressed by the Liverpool weakness. but
steadied ON wan news and strength OF
provisions. May closed 1sMl4c under
yesterday Corn closed unchanged and
oats n shade better.
CHICAGO, January 4.
Opening Highest. Lowest. Closing.
WHEAT
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+Dally.
Nos. 4O3 and 4O2-"The Atlanta Specials"
Solid Vestibnled Train of Pullman Sleepers
and coaches between Washington and Atlanta,
also Pullman Sleepers between Portsmouth and
Charlotte, N. G.
NOS IL and SO THE S. A. {. Exnress," Solid
Train, coaches and Pullman Sleepers between
Portsmouth and Atlanta.
Both trains make immediate connections at
Atlanta for Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans,
Texas, California, Mexico, Chattanooga, Nash
Ville Memphis, Macon, Florida.
For tickets, sleepers, etc., apply to
II. S. LIZARD, T. P. A.,
y. P. SMITH, C. T. A.
Marlborough House, Raleigh, n. C.
e. st. John, Vice-Pres. and General
Manager.
III. W. b. Glover, Traffic Mang'r.
V. e. McBee, General Supt.
L. S. Allen, Gen. Pass'r Agent.
General Offices. Portsmouth. Va.
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Some men have to sit down and think
in order TO ascertain where they stand.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.-The
annual meeting Of stockholders OF The
Commercial and Farmers Bank will
be held at their banking house in the
city of Raleigh on Tuesday, January
the 9th, 1900, at - IN. Of that day.
B. S. JERMAN. Cashier. 12-1m
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LIVERPOOL.

Spot cotton closed quiet; middling uplands
ga; middliug gull 8; sales 1877 bales.
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NEW YORK MONEY,

NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-8 p. M.-Money on call
steady at aa6 per cent; last loan 5per cent;
Prime mercantile paper 6 per cent. sterling
exchange firm, with actual business in bankers
bills at S4.87 1-2ai .S7k for demand, and at
A82 S-4a48S for sixty days. Posted rate s
1858 70 and 4.8S 1-2. Commercial bills S4.Sl IL
a488 l-2 Silver certificates IS 1-2a59 l-2. Bar
silver IS 7-e. Mexican dollars AZ IL. Govern
ment bonds strong. State bonds in active. Rail
road bonds firm.
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OTHER COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston, steady, 77-l6; 6,720 bales,
Norfolk, quiet, IL, 1875. bales.
Baltimore, nominal. ga, bales.
Boston, quiet, ga; 695 bales.
Wilmington, steady, 2 IA, 5s bales.
Philadelphia, steady, 8, 1l6 bales.
Savannah, easy, 3-S, s,733 bales,
New Orleans, quiet, 77-16, l0,i31 bales.
Mobile, quiet, 7-l6, 100 bales.
memphis, firm 1-2, 458 bales
Augusta, qui and steady, z 7-16, 225 bales.
Charleston, STEADY, Ia, 347Ioaies,
Cincinnati, quiet, 1873, 75s bales.
Louisville, quiet, z 1-2, - bales
st. Louis, steady, 77-lc, 1886 bales.
Honston. easy 77-le, 1884 bales.
New York, quiet, Be, a3 bales.
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HOODS PILLS cure Liver IIls, Biz
Iousness, indigestion, neadache.
EasS to take. easy to ceerate4 csc.
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VAIN EFFORT To
BRE AK MARKET
Little Effect by Bearish TeIe-
grams Sent Out.
COTTON AGAIN GOES UF
RECEIPTS AT THE FORTS CON
TINUE SMALL.
SELLING STOCKS FOR FOREIGN ACCOUNT
Unsasiness in Financial Circles Abroad Over
the Possibility Of Friction Between Ger
many and England Over the Se2.
ures of German Vessels.

New York, Jan. 4.-Market still gem
orally featureless. Demand for all kinds
of cotton goods light but no pressure tc
sell in any direction Tone steady anC
prices unchanged, with exception Of 4
advance in one line of denims. Print
cloths idle for regulars and inactive fo1
odd goods at previous prices
COTTON.
New York, Jan. 4.-While the marker
for cotton futures was not active today
it overcame am attack made by promi
nent banking concern which has been un
I'll this week recognized as a bull leader
This concern made fierce attack ON the
market late Yesterday afternoon and re-
,newed it early this morning, withdraw
ing later in the session. This concern semi
bearish kilograms by the thousands all
over the country. Yet the market made
a stubborn resistance TO the selling pres,
sure tht followed and after opening
steady at a decline of three to five
points, the course of prices was upward
at one time showing net gain of five tC
six points and finally closing firm at IN
advance of from three to five points.
Ill view III lHc pItSlISt VI lliN holioN II
fel-red to the insignificant response made
to their bearish predictions excited much
comment as rejecting inherent strength
The Southern markets with one exception
all sustained former prices for spot cot
ton. This phase of the situation led
to covering especially aS receipts at the
ports continued upon small scale and
advices from the interior We're not a
culated to help matters. During the morn-
ing there was quite a good investment
demand from the West and South. ElI-
rope traded ON both sides of the account.
The market in the afternoon was more
active and firmer
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For LaGrippe and Influen-
"a use CHENEY'S EXPEC-
TORANT.
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LIvARPooL, January A p. M.-soot cot
ton good busine,s done: American middling fair
at ll-1ed; good middling Ia; middling
7-l6d; low middline 9-32d; good ordinary
3-82d: ordinary 8 29-32d.
The sales of the day were a. 00tI les. OF wht
1000 were for speculation and EXPORT and j. .
cluded IL 400 American: receirts since last re-
port, 1000 bales, including ZOO American
Futures openedeasy and closed steady az the
dpolina
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NEW YORK

New Work Jan. 4-Ootton futures opened
steady at the decline.
Futuraa closed firm.