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Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-30

FrrzsnmoEs says that pugilists have
no 'snew blows" Even when they
talk about themselves it's the same
old blow.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-30

WHAT are You going to exhibit 81
the Mexico Street FairS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-30
B
I4h lbs. pure white Dr..

I4A lbs. pure white ORE.
serving Sugar.
Honey Drip Syrup, gal. "a
Fine homemade johnson 90
Davis Vinegar, pal
The Manufactured Cider g
Vinegar, gal.
Seed Rye, cheap enough IS
for chicken feed, bu..' !.
Cracked Corn, bu. =, .
Try the Sweet Clover, De, 90
100 lbs. ...........,S,o.
so ID. sack same. '''N
Arbuckle. or xxx Col. y
fee, pkg. ............, :.
Squirrel Soda, pkg. v
Cow Brand Soda (loosel :
:.
Sweet Oranges, nice size, y
doz. a.
Lewis, Eagle, Rabbits or -
Greenwich Lye, 3 for. h,
Fred A. Morris
THE GROCER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-30

oraddocks book and wall
paper store is removed oppo-
site the Ringo Hotel.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-30

Craddock has the only
complete line Of school books
in Audrain county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-30

A good stock OF trunks and travel,
ing bags ct Ricketts, & Emmons'.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-30
For Congress.
o A CLARK.
COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

|
For State Senator-Ilth District,
NJ. r. x. BIGGH
For Representative,
RHODES CLAr
For Collector,
ALBERT HARRISON.
For Sheriff,
QUINCY JAMES.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
HOWARD L. Buckley.
For Assessor,
J. N. SUPPLE.
For Treasurer,
J. 81. SALLEE.
For Surveyor,
r. s. MCKINNEY.
For Coroner,
DIR. E. Med. BRIDGF0RD.
For Public Administrator,
J. E. JESSE.
Judge Western District,
J. A. LEWIS.
Judge Eastern District,
GUY McoUNE.
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PULLED A RATTLER's TAIL.
The Joker Bitten and i'm Danger OF
nenth.

HARTFORD. Feb 24.-Engene Smith,
who keeps The Klondike" saloon. has a
rattlesnake on exhibition in glass cage
there. The snake. captured in the Glas-
tonbury Mountains is more than five feet
long. and has nine rattles. The snakes
presence and Smiths jokes about see
ing snakes" have increased his sale Of
whisky
Yesterday Louis Mollett conceived the
desire 70 hear the snake stir its rattles.
SO he raised the top Of the cage and pulled
the snakes tail. Like lightning's fash
the snake turned and plunged its fangs
into Molletts hand. He shrieked in ter
rOr and was rushed across the street TO
a drug store, where 81 worth of whisky
was poured into him. In half an hour
his hand and arm were immensely swol-
len. The hospital surgeons expect aim to
die, and say he would have better chances
10 recover had he not taken so much OF
the anJidote before he was bitten.
The news spread and a crowd soon
flied The KloHdike.", Allaire the bar
tender explained how safe and easy IL
was 10 handle the snake. and tried to
seize 10 Immediately back Of the head.
The angry snake was quicker than Al
laire. and Dir his hand. He swallowed
ten drinks Of whisky and may survive.
The snake shows no bad symptoms and
has been undisturbed. since Allaire left
for the hospital
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Third Avenue TROUBLES
Filing a Mechanics Lien Adds to
Generalization.
Spectators Attention EngrOssed by
the DimcuIty-The Finance Bill
Lost sight OLA Reaction I'm the
Iron Observation-Disclosures Generally
Heavy - Railways Equally Dull.

NEW YORK, Feb 24-Tbe chief infu-
ences in the Stock Market, in todays brief
business session, appeared TO be the con-
tinued decentralization of Third Avenue
stock. and the common apprehension that
the bank statement would show a further
reduction in surplus. On tIiis account the
agreement made by the conference COM
mittce on the Finance bill was virtually
ignored, as was the encouraging news
from South Africa The latter was re-
lected in general and substantial gains
in the London market. but foreign houses
were active, and the matter was without
particular effect.
There was nothing new bearing upon
Third Avenue affairs beyond the announce
ment OF the filirg OF mechanics lien upon
the property, which was taken TO fore
shadow a legal adjudication OF the com
panys troubles. The other notably weak
feature OF the market was Tennessee Coal
and Iron, the selling in this instance APP
parently rejecting the reports regarding
the reaction in the iron trade.
The industrials at large were rather
heavy. although in the instance o. Sugar
RefEing a fair degree of support WAS ep-
parent. The Anthracite Coal stocks con
tinued to show a fair degree of steadiness.
but the railway list as a rule was dull and
heavy. The dealings In that quarter Of
the market did not. however. develop any
features OF particular interest.
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WITH THE PUGILIsTs.
Terry McGovern Declines n Chance to-
Box IN Tendon.

NEW YORK. Feb. 24.-Terry McCOvern
will not meet Ben Jordan on Derby night
at the National Sporting Club, London.
This decision was reached when DR.. Ord
way the American representative of the
club. received cable despatch from
Matchmaker Betunson. calling all negotia-
tions of. About a month ago the club Of
fered McGOvern enticing inducements to
go abroad and meet Jordan. Knowing that
the contest would be great drawing card
owing 10 the fact that he defeated Ped
lar Palmer so quickly. ne was to receive
exceptionally large expense money-some-
thing which this noted foreign fighting
club has never given. McGoveru, how
ever. refused to 20 across, and the club
came to the conclusion that further dick
ering would be useless. II is doubtful
box at the club again.
It is now intended to get a good Ameri-
can pugilist TO appear at the club on Derby
night in place OF NieGOvern. An attempt
will be made 10 have the winner OF the
Erne- Cans fight face Johnny Hughes. the
English lightweight champion in fifteen
round battle. Should this be impossible
Jack O'BTien. the local 13S-pOunGer will
be asked to make the trip.
There is likely 20 be considerable delay
before Tom Sharkey and Kid Mccoy are
matched. According 10 a statement made
by O'Rourke. Sharkey's manager, on
Wednesday, when he returned from De-
trOit. he was 10 have covered the Kids de-
post Of $1.0O0 yesterday. He failed to do
this, however, and when asked why he did
not put up the money, said;
Il am not ready to make the match. You
know, * would be foolish to bind myself
just now in view OF the fact that the re-
peal Of the boxing law is still On in the
Legislature"
O'ROurke did not express himself clearly
in regard to a match between Sharkey and
FitzsiT2mons. The impression prevails.
though, that be intends to take on the
former champion instead Of Mccoy. as he
is Of the opinion that such a battle would
be "A better drawing card.
Now that the contest between Jim JEFF
fries and Jim Corhett has been clinched. so
far as the Seaside Sporting Club. of Coney
Island is concerned. the next step is 10
make the final deposit with the stake
holder. Al Smith has been selected for
This Office and Tom ORourke said that he
would post 5000 with him today and ex-
poets the pugIlsts or their managers TO do
the same
Brady says that the champion Is now al
his home at Los ApFeles with his parents
and viii return next week to begin train
ing at Allenhurst y J.
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A YIELDING Of PRICES.
Favorable TrH.ie Conditions Outlined
ny Dun's Report.


ny Dun's Report
NEW YORK. Feb. 24.-Dun's weekly re-
view Of trade says:
Prices Of materials are yielding II not
the best news possible for some specuIa-
tors, IL Is the best that could come for the
whole country, since Industries could not
long prosper without reaction from the
extreme prices caused by actual or SUD
posed scarcity Of materials last year Some
help comes from new iron furnaces that
have opened or approach completion: some
from the famine in India which sends
hither shiploads OF hides; some from the
much increased 1ocks OF sheep which have
Neathered the winter and some from the
opening OF new iron, zine. OF copper mines
The causes are many, but the revision Of
quotations gives promise Of greater activ-
ijy in all the chief industries. 10 is only
the future that has been clouded for as
yet payments through banks. deliveries
by rail, and production on former orders
keep ahead OF the record Of last or anv
other February. Exchanges at New York
now fall below last years about ne diT-
ference in amount of stocks sold but out
side New York show for February q de-
crease Of only about o per cent compared
with last year ana gain Of S per cent
The great iron industry has been en-
barrassed by prices for pig and biliets.
which were no longer sustained bv the
gradually yielding prices OF products Con
siderable transactions are now reported al
Philadelphia 81 10 $50 per ton below re.
cent quotations. Al Pittsburg 81 per ton
lower. Plates are still weak as most con-
sumers are provided far ahead.
Cheaper hides and leather enable boot
and shoe makers TO take contracts for
split goods at > l-2 cents less than prices
recently asked, and some large sales have
resulted. giving part Of the shops work for
some time.
AT last it Is admitted that wool quo
tatiOns, so long held, are fully ) cents
per secured pound higher than prices in
large actual sales last week and since.
the decline covering grades between one
quarter blood and lower, which is in de-
mand and scarce, and fine fleece graded
NX or above. Prices OF cotton are still
advancing.
The heaviest exports from New York
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THos. J. OWEN. Auctioueer, gls F st. Nv.

THOS. j. OWEN. Auctoneer, gl3 St. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL IS
TATE. SITt ATE rs ALEXANDRIA COT MY .
VA. BEINC ABOUT 20 ACRES or LAND
IMPROVED By FRAME DWELLING, STA
BILE. ETC.
By virtue O.: two certain deeds Of trlst duly
recorded IN Lbtr No. 4. Folio Il3 and 10. one
% the Land Records Of Alexandra County, Va.
ard AZ the request 20 1he PARTIES secured thereby
the undersigned trustees VII sell. 40 pubic auc-
tion. within the Office Of Thos. J. Oven. yl3 r
St NV. " aSLiugton CITY y. G.. on TIL RSDAN.
MARCH :. 1900. AT 4.3O O'CLOCK p. ". the
following described land and premises, situate.
lying, and being IN the County Of Alexandra. ~
the STATE Of Virginia. aud bouut,a and described
Being part q the seveEty-acre tract. conveyed
by r. g. Fsrms'seil. 20 Amelia Ray, lUTh July.
1855. and duly RECORDED In Alexandria Va, and
also a part ~ said tact purchased By r. Nor
IT'S from Ssblu- Gregory q al. by deed dated
10Th October, 1852. and recorded m LIber +, No
e. Polio 1875, II the Land Records o. Alexandra.
Va, beginning Tor the same at stake. end Of
80 DIS. first line 81 his ssid deed, ID beng
Julian Magruder'> y. p. boundary G) n. 3i3z W.
l. 20 IL % a stone, and with Sherry's land ~ :
69ls ", lO7 p. 10 stone to be planted 5. ~
F., 80 D. Co stone 20 De- planted on south side Of
present road, 90 s. 81 F., sis p. 60 Juliaua
MagIuder'7 8 " boundary. and with 81 Y. Q
W. 20 Us rU a stone iu Marsh (6l y, 500 T..
$50 ps. t. the beginning. containing COS acres
more or less 70 is improved by frame dwelling.
stable, good well - water fruit trees. etc. etc,
and situat, and adjoining the Village y Halls
nm. on the north side Of River Road 10 Falls
Church. and about three miles from Georgetown
d. g.
Terms Of sale: deposit q s90O required al
time ~ sais. Balance m % DAYS from day Of
sale.
WILLIAM p ABBOTT.
GEORGE v. CISSEI..
fe2tj6ds.,yS Trustees.
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The Civil Service Commission received
Board at Rochester, y. Y, yesterday. de
scribing the case Of one Thomas c.
Hodgson. who claims preference as an
eligible in a recent examination for mes
senger held by the Rochester board.
Hodgson. who passed the examinati ton
at an average Of So l-2 per cent bases
his claim for precedence upon the fact
that he is a veteran of the civil war.
He enlisted in Arkansas in March 1866.
The secretary OF the Rochester board has
requested the Commission to state the
date on which the war ended recent
decision OF the United States Supreme
Court. in the case OF Macelreth VS.. the
United States. fixed the time in all States
except Texas. as April 2. 1866, and in
exas. August 20 1866.
The case Of Hodgson. however. is
further complicated by the construction
w.ich may be put upon the term vete-
eran, as no one in the Civil Service Com
mission appears to be definitely informed
on that point
The Secretary Of the Commission has
ADVISED the Rochester board TO lay the
matter before the Record and Pension
Division OF the War Department for a
decision.
The law which gives precedence 10 Lon
orably discharged soldiers and veterans OF
the civil war in their applications for clas-
sihed positions under the Civil Service. va
ries In the States. and the statutes have
been differently construed by the Civil
Service Commission. The law providing
Tor the reinstatement of honorably dis
charged soldiers. sailors. and marines in
classified places. while distinct from the
law OF precedence, often involves 20 par-
ucular States The question of The date OF
the ending OF the civil war
case OF this Kind came up recently in
meeting OF The Civil Service Commission
IN the application % Anthony Schneider
FOR reinstatement in the Bureau Of Engrav-
ing and Printing.
The Treasury Department requested the
commission 10 reinstato Schneider. who en-
listed May IS, 1855, and while acknowIedg-
ing that he did not serve in Texas. claimed
10 be an hOnOrably discharged soldier Of The
Union Army in the civil war. aud his re-
instatement depended upon this fact. The
Commission ruled in this instance that
Schneider's claim was valid. and he was
accordingly reinstated. The case Of Iodr-
son. as II stands, is said to depend uDon
the construction Of the term veteran Of
the civil war as given by the War De-
paTtmeut.
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Today's stock market was like all tha;
nave preceded IL this week rather dull
and rather weak under the influence OF
selling in the speCialties. Third Avenue
was again the feature OF the decline with
a break 20 a IL from the vicinity Of par a
few days ago. and from a Il az the clos,
yesterday. In sympathy with this tumble
there was also weakness in the other trac-
lions number of the steel securities
declined from a fraction TO TWO or three
points. The railway list generally was
comparatively strong. fractional declines
only being registered for the most part
Nothing in the sessions business was un-
expected, as the promise Of a bad bank
statement and the apparent apathy of The
bull leaders had given no hope OF q renew
al OF the upward movement this week The
bank statement was the worst seen this
spring, showing nearly three mil
lions loss in cash and more
than four millions loss in sur
plus reserve. The loans. too, continue to
increase at a rapid rate. The outlook fOI
next week is believed to be good by careful!
people. The reaction from the recent al
vance has gone rather further than was
expected in the specialties, owing TO par
ticular reasons which Street people under
stand at their full value. This value is
little TO the general market Intrinsic con-
ditiOns have continued to improve and the
period of the usual spring boom is al,-
preaching.
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oiled Feb g. 1900 J. r. Young. Clerk
IN THE SUPREME COURT or TIE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA THE 9Th DAY OF FEBRU-
AIRY 1900. NATALTNE u. THOMAS vs.
WADE II. THOMAS. No. 2IO55. Equity
Docket As
On motion Of the plaintiff by Mr. Alphonso
Hart her solicitor. il If ordered that the def. nd
ant, " adc II. Thomas, cause his appearance 10 be
entered herein on or before the first rule day o.
curing forty days after this day; otherwise the
cause will be proceeded with IS in case Of de-
fault
The object Of tsis suit Is 10 obtain a divar,r
aud slimouy upon the ground q cruelty Of treat
mout. cndaHgcring the life and health OF petit
toner
This order 10 be- published in the Washington
Law Reporter and the Washington Times '7r
three successive weeks prior 10 the said rule day
By the Court
CSeal) A. b. HAGNER Justice, Etc.
True Copy: Test.
J. r. YOJ Nc. CLERK. Etc.
By ST. A. CLANCY, Assistant Clerk
frIr l. -
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WhOOpiHg Cough in South Dakota.

1t isn't often the Democrat" takes any
stock In proprietary preparations but
having had occasion to use the Chamber
Iain's Cough Cure In recent case Of
whooping cough, we found II a most ex-
cellent remedy. and one that gives The
child Immediate relief Being pleasant to
the taste, children do not object to ak
ing It, and Il keeps the cough loose. and
II given freely and as directed, there IS
practically no danger whatever from the
disease.-''Edoward, s.. D.. Democrat
For sale by Henry Evans, wholesale and
retail, and all druggists.
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TRUSTEES, SALES.
DuNcANsox BROS. Auetioneera

TRUSTEES SALE or Az ATTRACTIVE Two
STORY AND CELLAR BRICK AND FRAME
COTTAGE DWELLING, KNOWN As PREM
SIS SIS SAVANNAH STREET IL PET
WORTH ADDITION To WASHINGTON
By virtue 90 certain deed 81 trust, dated the
18th day O. April, A. D. l-g7- and recorded IN
ords Of the District Of Columbia. and az the re-
quest Of the holders IF certain Of the notes
cured thereby. we VIII offer az public auction. ia
front q the premises on WEDNESDAY. TIE 2lSr
DAY or FEBRI AIRY. A D. 1900 al 4 O'CLOCK
p. NJ the following described real estate, situate
In the county 81 Washington. District o. Co
lUmbia, 20 Wit; Lot numbered fourteen 90 o.
the Washington Loan and Trust Co. trustees sub
division az block numbered twenty-five CD Of
the "PetwoTth Addition % the city OF Washing
ton" ss said subdivision Is duly recorded in
hber County. No. II. page - Of the records q
the Surveyors Office Of the District o. Columbia
together with the improvements thereon
Terms Of salc-Oue-third Of the purchase money
70 be paid IN cash and the balance 10 be psid
in three equal iuSts,imeuts IN enc, two, and
three years respectively, secured by a deed q
trust upon the property scid with interest there
on, payable semi-sunually, al the rate Of per
cent per annum until paid. or all cash at the
option Of the purchaser A deposit Of SEQ VIII
be required al the time q sale Sale % be
closed Ia fifteen DAYS from day Of sale. otherwise
the property viii be TcsolG at the risk and cost
Of defaultiBg purchaser after FIVE days advertise
ment in some newspaper published in Washing
ton CITY, d. G. Couveyancing and revenue at
cost Of purchaser.
BRAINARD H. WARNER.
LOUIS d. WINE,
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SALE OF A BREWERY.
Change of Control in the National
Capitol company.

=
The National Capital Brewing Company
IS TO pass into the control Of new brewing
interests. The statement is made on the
authority Of a gentleman in "a position to
know that Messrs. Albert Carry and Rob
ert POrtner have completed a deal TO
transfer their controlling interest in the
company TO other parties.
II is understood that nearly all II not
all. the employees Of the company will be
retained - the new management. but nei-
Their Mr.. Carry nor Mr.. Portner is as yet
disposed to discuss this transfer. pending
its final ratification.
The National Capital Company is one OF
the largest in the city. II is situated in ID
Street, near Thirteenth, southeast.
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Free Trial Treatment

We send full months Remedies Of wonderful and 1aous
deposit obligation No no collect delivery scheneno
ton OF any kind.
dePa'1g who had applied after well tell you
that I'll dubbed
everybody and tell them
today Why didn
And another thus IF you dumped CARLOAD gold feet would
bring such gladneS method has done
sealed without
Write ERIE MEDICAL COMPANY, Y, Task
Tor the little book called COMPLETE MANHOOD"
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Money to Loan
-ON-
Household Furniture, Pianos, etc.

Il You are iu need Of money. we desire 90 i'm
form sou 0f oar new method We can secure ven
a loan on az easy monthly payment plan, az les,
cost than ever before and below the rate of any
other company IN the city. You pay I'm ful
AZ any time after the loan j. secured. and u viii
only cost you for such tirue you have had the
money. our business Is strictly private. and an
applications are treated c0ufdentially u YOU
have "a loan with any other concern YOU can Sc
cure a loan through us % paw DO and get more
money u desired u viii pay sou TO call and see
us before going eisew here. We are ready al any
an times during Office hours 20 give informa-
uoh concerning our business methods. and YOU
vail receive courteous treatment
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE Co.
spI2-ff COZ r ST y W
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Robert B0den. twenty-five years OF age, a
driver was arrested by Detectives Herndon and
Lacey charged with The larceny of a pair Of shoes
valued al s. ~. from Wiiiiam Thomas, OF 22G9
Eighth Street northwest The 9leged thsft took
place in d saloon a. the come. Of Tenth and +
streets northwest, where Golden formerly
Employed.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
a D. pLYALL. A,torner.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT /
OF COLUMBIA, SITTING AS DISTRICT |
COIlRT-IN RE TIE EXTENSION OF NEM |

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, SITTINt; AS A DISTRICT
COURT-IN RE THE EXTENSION OF NEW
HAMPSHIRE AVENUE. No. 557
Notice is hereby given that the Commissioners
Of the District Of Columbia, pursuant TO the
provisions OF act Of Congress approved March
g. 1850, entitled AN act 10 extend Street. in
the District Of Columbia, and for other pur-
poses" have fled petition in this court pray
ing the condemnation Of the land required for
the extension OF New Hampshire Avenue from
the intersection Of Whitney and sherman Ave
nues to the west line of BrightwOod Avenue Il
its intersection with the Rock Greek Church
Road, the same 10 be on a straight extension
and Of the same width Of said avenue a
established in the Subdivision Of PetwoTth, as
shown a map or plat prepared by said COM
Wissoners and annexed 10 their said petition,
and marked Exhibit No. !" and also PRAYING
that a jury be summoned by the marshal, in ac-
cordance with the provisions Of chapter eleven
of the Revised Statutes of the United States
relating TO the District Of Columbia, % ascer-
tain the damages foT and IN respect Of the land
proposed 20 be condemned for the extension Of
said New Hampshire Avenue, and 20 assess AZ
least one-half thereof against those pieces or
parcels Of ground abutting that portion Of New
HAMPSHIRE Avenue 10 be opened. and extending
to q d-pth Of two hundred and nifty t2JO) feet.
measured on each side Of the building lines Of
the said New Hampshire Avenue widened.
and also on such other pieces or parcels Of land
as may in the judgment Ot tie said jury, be
benefited bv the extension and widening thereof
As therein provided. u is ordered this 18th day
Of February. A. D 900, that all persons inter
ested in the proceedings be, and Jhey hereby
required TO appear in this court or before
TIE 18TH DAY OF MARCH, 1900 90 show cause
II any they have why the prayer Of said petition
shoud not be granted, and why the proceedings
directed in said act Of Congress should not be
taken Provided a copy Of this order Dee pub
lished in the Evening Star and the Washington
Times uewspap,r p az least six times, and in the
Washington Law Reporter once, before said
18th day Of March. 1890
Bv the Cour1: tSeaD A. y. HAGNER
Associate Justice.
A true copy-teSt:
j. r. YOUNG, Clerk
BY r. J. MEiGS, JR, Assistant Clerk.
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the company will take place next Wednes-
day, and it will then be decided what is to
be done regarding reorganization OF the
capital stock. The absence OF activity in
the common stock suggests that no great
results are expected
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ever recorded in any week might relieve
some anxieties. Cotton exports are bet
ter and Atlantic wheat exports this week,
-four included, we're but 354.00 bushels
less than last year. with Pacific exports
larger tY 35S 915 bushels"