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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-12
BOSTON STORE
DESIRABLE HOLIDAY GIFTS
THE WEATHER THURSDAY.
Snow.


On Thursday morning we put on
sale lot of splendid umbrellas,
silver and gold mounted with pearl
trimmings. These are the clean
,ngs up of large manufacturer
and each one is worth soc more
than the prices marked.
AT SOC EACH--Ladles umbrel.
las, Mercerized cloth, Congo han
dies. steel rods.
AT SOC EACH-Ladies' umbrel.
las, with good cloth, fast black,
Congo and Dresden handles, steel
rods.
I AT 76c EACH-Ladles' "Gloria"
umbrellas, steel rods, Dresden and
Congo handles, silver mounted,
worth double the price.
AT 81 EACH--A popular price,
and this is a splendid umbrella.
You would be surprised to see the
qualityt of material and the elabor-
( ate handles. The very latest de-
Z signs, sterling silver mounted.
AT $1.25 to 81 EACH-Values
Z never been on the market before.
The finish and styles TO the handles
Z is not all there is to them, but the
; cloth it Is made to wear.
s AT 50 to SO EACH-Changeab
I silk umbrellas, with gold and sill
} yer mountings, stems of handles
s made from mother Of pearl beau
! tiful Christmas gifts and an article
) that is always appreciated.
{ AT 50c EACH--Gents' umbrellas,
I made of good Mercerized cloth,
5 with steel rod and Congo handles.
{ AT Toe TO S1-Gents' Gloria
I Umbrellas, good black color, fancy
) Congo handles, with silver mount
{ ings.
} AT $1.50 to $2.OO-Gents' stylish
( Umbrellas, roll up as neat as Il
cane, fine quality of material;
handles that are easy to hold; sill
I yer mounted.
! AT $3.50 to $400-Gents' fine
s silk Umblellas; Rams Horn
Handles" silver mounted, exceed
ingly stylish.
s GENTS NECKWEAR 49, Light
} and dark colors in Bat Wings
Four-ln hands, Tecks and mper
s ials, any of these styles 25c each
: AT soc EAClI-A fine assortment
) of beautiful Neckwear in light and
s dark colors, including all the latest
! styles.
5 AT soc to $1.0O-Gents' Kid and
s Mocha Gloves, lined and unlined
Z all sizes, big assortment.
I AT 49c EACH-Gents' all sill,
! Mufiilers, any shade you can thinl;
s of; special lot, were made to sell
Z for S1.O0 each.
: Great assortment of Toys, Dolls
: and Fancy Holiday Articles. See
} our line of Handkerchicfs and
Gloves.
) 150-152 SOUTH HOWARD ST.
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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-12
BarbertOn

Especial Correspondence.)
Barberton, Dec. 12.-Amandas KEN
mer has disappeared.
1t is alleged that some time ago,
there was n mortgage on the Kemmer
furniture, and that Mrs. Kemmer, by
keeping boarders managed to free the
property from debt.
Recently Amandas again mortgagcd
the furniture, and 1t is alleged that
he obtained Mrs. Kemmers consent
and signature to the document by tell
ing her he would purchase her pi-
ano with the money.
Kemmer raised 500, the money he
ing advanced by n. A. Berk, of Akron,
and then he vanished. The 500 fol,
lowed him out of town. and it is also
dlltSPu lluI lleTe is WOIlun Ill Ille
case, who went with Kemmer and the
one hundred.
Mike McHale, who was arrested yes
terday for disorderly conduct, was
fined 50 and costs and given 10 days
, in the Canton workhouse this morning
Marshal Ferguson Immediately left
for Canton with the prisoner.
There was bowling contest last
night between a team from the Carar-
ra Paint Co.'s office and the team Of
the Stirling Co.'S office. The Stirling
team was defeated two games out of
three.
The concert and entertainment of the
Barberton Mandolin club club was
well attended last night. Chns. Nc
Donald made hit as Rip Van Wrinkle
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-12
Railroad Mnticss
STEAMSHIP TICKETS TO EU-
ROPE AND PARIS EXPO.
SJrInN

Tickets via all leading lines at low
est rates. Information chee"fully CIV
en- upon application to @. ID. Honodlc.
ticket agent. Onion depot. Cooks per-
sonally oonducted tours. Alr 2S-tf
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-12
LIKE PIGS.
Soldiers Object to That Kind OF
Treatment.

San Francisco, Dec. 12.~-(Spl) The
sick soldiers who returned on the Han.
cock, complained OF the food received
on the trip across the Pacific. All say
they We're treated like pigs and com
PEELED to stand in line to await their
food, which they had to eat while
standing on the deck.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-12

SIC. ate.
20 he ira" gentleman a fello v
st he born 50
That's fact. liked the very flrm
aver nsted. d."-lndiannpolis
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-12
MlLLHEIM.
Especial CorrespondcnceJ

NFVVTHI 'OTT07PVHHVHVVJ
Mlllheim, Dee. 12.--John Mortcr re-
moved TO the Daniel presslcr farm last
week. Charles Ircssler ana family
will remove TO Akron this week. MIR.
Pressler has secured position with
The Werner company.
Christmas exercises viii he observed
here.
The proposed street railroad win
pass through this village, according to
Iare reports.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-12
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR RENT-Seven room house, 21j
Ira ave. Inquire 217 Ira ave
2O2-2O4
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-12

If you want boarders, male or fe-
male help, roomers, etc, advertise in
the Democrats want column.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-21
Worlds Visible Supply Of Cotton.

New orleans. May lS.-Ss cretary Testers
statement If the worlds visible supply of cot
tor. made ut from special cable and tele-
graphic advices compares the figures OF this
week with last week. last year and the year
before.
Il shows decrease for the week Just clos ed
Of 1920. against decrease OF 93.Co6 last
year and "a decrease OF l42.752 year before
last.
The totel visible is ?. 5s3. COG. against 2.7o5.-
529 last week. 4.6A5.235 last year and 3.S o.
224 year before last
~ this the total OF American cotton is
1928. cog. against 2.o47.5 29 last week. 3.4Se.-
235 Last year ana :. 32o.224 year b"fore last.
and OF all other kinds. including Egypt. Brazil
India etc. 6s5.o0o. AGAINST 65S. coo last
week I. I $4,000 last year and $4,000 year
before last.
The total worlds visible supDly OF cotton
shows a decrease compared with last week OF
III. go bales, a decrease compared with last
year 81 .. O6i.326 and \ decrease compared
with year before last of l .2S2, 3l5.
OF the worlds visible supply. as above. there
s. now afuat and held ia Great Britain ana
continental Europe l.soS coo hales. against
2. SSS 600 last year and 1853. 600 year before
last: N Egypt i32. 600. against 10000 last
year and 10000 yer before last. IN india
325. Coo against Coz. 600 last year and A99.-
Geo year before last. IN the United states
$4,000, against !. $4,000 last year ana 1o5.-
OCO year before last.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-21
Mccullough Bros Fruit and Produce
Letter

Atlanta. May ie.-No material change in the
condition OF our market from that of last
week exists.
Vegetables especially string beans bell pep
pers. tomatoes, caulihower and cabbage, are
meeting ready sale on receipts at good. str
prices.
The truckers from n distance will be some
what handicapped after the next ten days, az
home gardeners will begin to move the
earlier vegetables. thereby depreciating the val
of Out-of-tONn shipments.
Berry receipts have been lighter for tho last
few days than was anticipated. consequently
prices doomed UP considerably with a good.
stiff demand. During the week. however, we
anticipate liberal receipts from Tennessee and
North Carolina.
some few cantaloupes are now finding their
way into this market, and prices up to the
present have been remarkably good. Receipts
viii continue to Increase from now on through
out the season.
Blackberries win begin TO move within the
few days.
Late advicos from Florida TO inform
MS that shipments of watcrmelons ana peaches
viii begin To move within the next ten days
with favorable weather at this time irst
arrivals always go readily at handsome prices.
The situation on bananas, we are sorry 20
saw remains unchanged, with the unprecedent-
ed high prices continuing to exist.
Lemons have gone sky high, with SS.(od4
market being asked and obtained by import
ers All who are in position TO buy in 10 ana
10 box lots applying 10 the country heF-
chants. will do well 10 lay In their supply
A few cherries now coming into the market
and heavier recN,ts will DO moving during
the next few days.
ola irish potatoes meeting ready SAFE at soou
prices. ., -, .-,a
prevailing - -
fists I'm this market. while eggs and butter
ar. showing weakness. with daily Increased re-
ceipts. -. -,
prices. and we would advice shipments OF no
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-21
The Live Stock Market.

Chicago. May ie.-Cattle receipts 200; nom,
,npIlv steady: native good 10 prime steers 90
s. 70: poor to medium 25a4 80: selected feed
,rs 25a5 mixed stoc<ers 3.75u4. cows So
4 go. heifcrs 25a5: Gamers 25o03.25
bulls 3n425: calves 4. 5oQ6. so; Texas fed
steers Ad5 5. Texas bulls 8 50G3 65.
Hog receipts $4,000; active at Friday $
clos... nvera;,.. shade lower; top one car $40;
mlx,i ana butchers s. o5Q IS. IS: good TO choice
heavy 9 goa $40: rough heavy 5.uSno liz
light Sos 80: bulk of sales 5.2oG5. 32ia.
sheer receipts 900; sheep and lambs stea-
d.-. good To choice wethers 5. so 35; fair
TO choice mixed 4. 500 S. ! s. western sheep
5.I5a5. So: yearllngs 2o4 80 native lambs
! 5O4725 western lambs 6d725: spring
lambs lower At 5HIoO.
st Louis, May l9.-Cattle receipts 200; mar
k..t steady; native shipping and export steers
! S545 90: dressed beef and butchers steers
! 2ou5IO: steers under 900 pounds 1850
i 90: stockers and feeders 3. lOd4.75; cows
ana heifers ? 25a465; Gamers .5oa2. IS
Luiis . SOgi3. rs: Texas and Indian steers 3. IS
15 IA. cows and heifers 3.05d4. IS.
Hog receipts 2.600; market steady; pigs and
lights 5.o5a5. is: packers 5.o5g5.25: butchers
3 I5H535
rnuttons = 5o05 40: lambs 5q7.25: culls and
bt,rlys g. 25NA.i5. stoclSers 3 50g4 IS. native
,,,tiffons ! A0T4. IS.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-21
resklv Cotton Crop Statement.

- srleaa-. W1y iS-se,r.iary Hestsr's
vres = New srl ans cotton sNcltAFiE" state
RI IN rtsI l,.-s Ele close ~ husiu-ss Soslay.
shas q ,l.lr.aa- su fhe movement iE.to '.sEht
csl-r-rs. v5th % --vsn lays ru'ilng this date
last A. in rrlF5 G--uf.s D1 li-OUu. Al ia
eres- or ttr same time ZeiT bore last
~ 900 and an increase ovsr tAe same TINE
r. ~ q . Go
p ~. csr-itsfu DAYS OF KAY thu totals show
a l-case -l-s-r t.-t year - $4,000. an in
crsas over sac. --.rI. tlarc scar sHe.1rs last
~ 90 az-1 -l Increase uver tle SAME tan e
g 81 " 3l.CC1-
81 II ESQ a..s - he sesvlR shat have
"a. tl-. assn --.--- is ie-li-s! rao go 'iays
o. 81 bar ? oC1r1 l,ui th1 same ueys
ys-lef g. last 100000 au-sshe21 " 1897
= sl5sut b-raeh; i1ts sight during tho
Tassws Bass t-sa $3.50. against 90. 81
r. e seven DAYS sr.itu- tA.- date il7- year.
&C var before laEt ami 3S.Fi+ tAe same
Tin 1857 ana for rle eighteen DAVIS -
wa7g D.. i.sa 3c.6l5. AGAINST lS2l4I last
ysz- IL T33 y.ar b fore l-st and ss.5O5 the
s4n t.n-- 20 1897 ,-o
Tse -ss-. a.. total movement f1r the go
g. n .sel-el---- 81 - date 6.6ol 80 Z.
Er4-st % sS9--ru5 lusr year. 10. 45b-S5O year
t.sa last ana s.S+5.53+ tie s2ins umo N
= - --r--- .fr-.. September Let shows Ie-
clrtt Iaa-.sl STATE E.ar-r = o--t- % =.
Hr6.Isz c55 laer year. {. 40. $50 year BE-
fs arI 6.655.l6+ tle same time 70
Fszver ana Esr-- rte Miss iEpi. Nhip ana
- rfee-s O. rrrsl..-u ulilis gud Canada
S. uesi~st i.2t+. 26E last year. T. ~ -
F7s1r before last ami $4,000 the Same
g., 1897 aurr~aEr stocks HU-fr s,ts'fsill 'f
- AL aE1iuer 255 uC2 excess ssy.r = p
,-Iss last y.ar. i7S 19S YEAR t'.for,- l--t
"a cr tse uuier September 1T IN iSsI u
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-21

PHILADELPHIA. The demand for structural
ana other products has been mncn ie-
duced in part by building strikes.
Wooden manufacturers are not meetlhs
a very satisfactory market at the al
vanced prices asked. and until change
appears in the respect the holders or wooi
will need patience. Cotton has broken III
price, and N ay go lower as the time comes
for new crop prospects 10 have weight,
but the decline of an eighth to u quarter
in brown sheeting und drills nave pcti
largely cue to operations In the export
trade. which has been properly met L no
large sales for shipment To China nave
been effected. said to cover loVo paieS,
and for the first time since August tho
American outlook in that direction Is
cheering.
The movement of grain continues large,
corn still rivaling wheat In quantity eN-
ported. Atlantic exports of wheat in three
weeks of May have been. flour Included
s.232. 041 bushels. against 7.011, LAO last wear.
and Pacific exports 2.20S,9c9 bushels,
against .5e7. 905 last year. while exports OF
corn I'm the game weeks have been 10 S3Z,
?5S bushels. against 6.91i 5S6 last year.
Wheat mas advanced over a cent, and corn
shows no change for the week. but In both
grains the prospect for the coming crop Is
excellent. Failures for tho week have
been III in the United States. against l41
and so in Canada. against II last year
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-21
OUTPUT IS NOT TOO GREAT NOW
Business Is Not What 1t Was Year
Ago.

New York. May ls.-R. G. Dun Co.'S
weekly review of trade tomorrow Will
say:
business IS not what It was IA year ago.
but men do not agree in defining the oil
ference. The working force. then increas-
ing fast. ~ now decreasing. WORKS arS
stoppin.. To relieve excessive output IN
rnanIf ia;Urers of paper. cotton. wool.
leather ANA some forms of steel. whllS
prices are suddenly reduced for the same
purpose ia lead. wire and nails. W nat
seems TO some merely spring dullHcss,
others ;hink the beginning OF reaction.
The remedy for one difficulty does not fit
the other. and there Is moro need than
usual Tor close attention 20 the meaning
OF events.
In place o. the wild speculation in
securities Which sWeilei exchanges
year ago there has come Such nquiuauon
mat iIyeity prcf,rIsa Industrial socks
have Sid this week Ut prices averaging
So "a DER share. though the same stocks
sold IN April last yea for St!-5o per share,
and twenty common have sold This week
for So - Per share Wntch sold last year
at S16g double the lr.Cc. Yet many Z
these companies nlle earned ana ld-d
good dividends. and all nave culuyeI a
Ls,sr OF extraordinary business. The indus
trials have. reached the lowest average
they have ever known. WnIie the Sky
moss active raiiW ~ .tocKs. though de-
pressed about 81 per share since cary in
April ara higher now than ia most Oi
January or February. higher imam carry
In December ana higher tam year ago.
business in some lines has been hinder
el l,y tire holding OF prices 50 high as TO
rhe.k consumption. The closing of works
hv the steel and wire company. followed
~ ;he reduction OF so per ton i'm prices Of
is PRODUCTS. the closing OF many paper
mills because Of over-pgOduction. the
sudden reduction OF - cents Ter ten
rounds In lead from the pr-oe To which it
v-fs raised late I'm December: the .-pOrt
that tin plate works may lac closed for
similar reasons. for while. create 4 feel-
inc that some business no longer has thu
,.IIarIsn, and guiding iniu,noe OF .'T4ces
answering Quickly to the demand for CON
sumption. but progress toward a healthy
sC 5tl-tmcut has been rapid within the past
week
transactions at PittsbUrg in Bcsserner
ni- seen. 10 he largely Al ''Eu trantcSd
prices 50 that definite auonuQns are
:voiacd. though much kcss-lncr from the
east Is offered AT very low figures. Grey
fore is shade lower there. ard local
I coke At Chicago. while No I.chigh is
quoted at $50 here. Ba-s sell a. Ph.la-
delnha Tor $40 while tho pittsburg as
ISOLATION reufiirms SIS quotations Of 2
cents. which Is shared. plates also sell
there at II cents with 1Ts quoted at
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-21

remark. by way of parenthesis. that it
was no trouble to hear them.
These good people of Hardeman have
meeting days on every second Sunday.
but this meeting on the second Sabbath
in May is an extra occasion. This IS feet
washing" or sacramental day. They only
observe this twice a year-on the second
Sabbath of May and the second Sabbath
of August. Bigger crowds than usual
gather there on these days, some who
are luke-warm on other occasions, some
through curio sity. while some no doubt.
go because of the extra good eating they
get upon this occasion at the homes or
the members. Whoever may attend one
of these meetings on the idea that to see
them wash feet is funny will be disap-
pointed IL they expect TO find anything In
the ordinance of light or frfvilous ma
ture. 1t is most serious rite all the way
through and is far more calculated to
bring tears than to bring glee to the
idle and thoughtless who may attend
through mere curiosity.
After the sermon the women gathered
on one side and the men on the other.
whereupon a cloth was lifted from the
table and the bread and wine partaken Of
All Christian people know the sacred
symbol of this bread and wine, and can
tell them that the Hardshelrs feet-wash-
ed each others feet and the women wash
ed among themselves. The brother pulled
off his coat, rolled up his sleeves. put
clean towel around his waist and humbly
getting upon his knees washed the Droth-
er's foot who sat next to MIN. In turn
that brother would wash another Drother'
and so on through till the end. The whole
matter is so serious as to put the sooner
to shame and to draw nearer to Goa the
most thoughtless youth of the land
God bless these old churches ana may
He ever bless these old-time customs AS
/ sat and looked over the congregation L
involuntarfIy counted the babies on the
wor1an's side They are promo
people and twins are often among
them Even two sweet babies 90
not worry these mothers. DuI
they seem to be just twice as
proud. / could not help but think OF how
much better IL was to have these babies
there at church than to leave them at
home to nibble at a bottle and cry till the
mothers return. AS 1 noticed one after
another of these sweet babes nestle It's
little face down into the folds of the
mothers dress bosom and fall TO sleep L
could but reflect upon the beauty OF the
thing All the frescoed walls of elegant
churches and shining chandeliers and
cushioned seat and carpeted
aieIes male IN elegance with
such q scene. 4 pretty babe in
its mothers arms at an oId-fashioned
church is the sweetest thing this side OF
heayen-a rebuke to fashion and prom
Use for the future that can never be eX-
pected from children raised up by SER
wants and almost strangers 20 their own
uothers. SARGE PLUNkETT.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-21

Q. 254: southern mill tahings .l74,S5l. against
IO7o ASH last year; ej>s.OI2 year before last
and $50 726 the fame time IN 1897.
Foreign exports for tho week have been o.
172 against ! .4l5 last year, making the to-
tai thus far for the season 5.4l2, 553. against
6 SAP $50 last year. a decrease OF l.23o, 500.
Northern mill takings and Canada during the
mast seven days show decrease of 3.l53.
roupare,I with the corresponding period last
year and their total takings since September
let have increased 72.oi6. The total takings
81 American mills. north and south and Canada.
thus far for the season have been 1873
.,O6 against 3. lS6.l 74 last year. These in
cIude q I6I. 254 by northern spinners. against
2oSe.23S.
Stocks at tho seaboard and % leading s"rth-
ern interior centers have decreased duiins the
week 80. o9i. against n decrease during tie cor
responding peIs.ri last season OF 5. olo. ana are
now 626.7oI smaller than ct this date In
1899.
Including stocks left over at the ports and
interior towns from the last crop and the
number CT bales brought into sight thus Ear
for the new crop. the supply To late is 9. $780,
$50. against Io.9o6.s72 for tho same period
last year.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-21
THE WHEAT MARKET

Chicago. May le-wheat early was FIRM on
the unfavorable weather, sold off later In SYM
Iathy with the corn weakness, Out cioseu
steady, July lec under yesterday. jury corn
closed AQ&c lower and July oats snade ue-
pressed At the close hog product was trihe
easier but steady. In all the pits traue was
Iuiet.
Liverpool was still whooping 1t up for Baden
Powell today and forgot the Deal in grain anu
in tho absence of this usual hint TO so on inc
arket opened the session unchanged jury at
67AQ67Isc. The northwest was without ram
Just II has been for some time. II re-
newed its waing and looked through gloomy
glasses at the prospects of seed dying IN the
ground from drought The southwest COM
planned of cent liberal rains In addltioh IL
linois re ported damages from the lesslah ny.
These tidings were enough to employ shorts anu
III der pressure of covering tho Price ol jury
was forced up TO e7s The corn wv ssrIiss
later made itself felt. and many oil ,he eali i
purchases were thrown on t5e h.arket aets'ii.
July selling off to OF The close was sf rad
at 67q6Ila. sc under yesterday iraue
throughout he session lui I. The cash ue-
mand was slack, New York reporting only "
l. ads taken for export. Seaboard cleaianceS
in wheat and flour were equal to 2ILooo
bushels Primary receipts were $50, Ooo push
els. compared with 365, 900 bushels last year
Minneapolis and Duluth reported 40 cars
against AGA last week and 337 year ago Lo-
cal receipts wero 20 cars. 2 OF contract sia1e.
Corn quiet for an hour, but weak aiter
that The weakness was ue 10 pteSsute VI
long corn. There We're complaints OF TOO
much rain in the west. and seeding was iSPoit-
ed DELAYED in Iowa The opening was unchang-
ed and ;he market developed strength on inc
rains during the first hour, but lost u ior a tne
cause afore mentioned. July sold between 5o1a
@37ysc, closing heavy AUssc down at ooc- he
ceipts here % cars 49,,
Oats were steady but duh, there being little
trade The dry weather in the northwest was
a sustaining influence. July sold between ~ q
0ooitc and closed a shade lower at 221sV
22a.c Receipts here I69 cars.
Provisions very quiet but fairly STEADY
The opening was trine lower because OF ND
oraI hog receipts. There was n moderate-yery
molerate.-demand for lard and ribs: July
pork sold between S .9214Ml LIS and closed
2isc dova at Sll.77la; July lard between
81 O2i6a7 O5, closing 2i2Q5c lower at 81 OF "a.
and July ribs between So. I ~; 3. 70, with tue
close a Shade reduced at Sc G7lsQ6.7o.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-21
!! COTTON MARKET

York. May i9.-The market FOR cotton
70 opened steady with prices unchanged
% pints lower ami following the call show
ei y energy Subsequent variations were
IN rtazt and at no time did either faction
10 ztsrtal advantage Influential news was
10 4 evidence. having the trade Dependent
~ 1ts own resources for Incentive Inc
hrtA market was in holiday condition o"-
'rso news % relief - Mafeking- whereas
'AeloEe was reported steady. the official ca
eieiorllred business had been suspended IN
sie b the south African neWs- Tue esoP
was quite in lire with tatt =
tsryf received. while the weather was Re
sctsf about unchanged Few commission
rs-rD had orders at market prices anu ~
10 f--talent'' showed reluctance 10 IL. -,
Ilssse changes in its market relations iot .se
- neluE- Eurere bgusht few lots ., ~
n t1orths early in the session. bll So -
CHER months IN a Iistiess way Ehs t's ~.
,-Sxhed fev~ Cr!erS The market toI ~
- cloSesi quiet with prices J point net "is"''
, How -. ..
EEnare~I receipts q cotton at the p1rts
10 3 COO hale. against 2.6o5 aStna ~.
- AMI 1923 actual last year Ms 49,,
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