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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-10-11
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Genesee Pare Food Co. Leroy. N. T.:
Gentlemen Oar family reslizs 30 N uch
from the nee OF GRAIS-o that / feel
must ssy word to induce others 10 use IL.
II peopls are Interested 10 their health and
The usIifsre Of their children they will use
90 other beverage. have ussd them ell.
bat GRAIN-o bsvs fooud superior to
coy, 10, the reason ths, il lie soIid grain.
Yours Tor health. @. 4. MYERS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-10-11

Tortnring skin eruptions. burns sD'
sores are soothed at cnce aud piomptl.
healed by applying DeWitts Witch Haze
S,lve. the best known cure for piles. b
wsre OF worthless counterieits. o e Al
ans, Arlington; A Il Pettibone, Manche
ter Depot; A II Smith. West Arlington.
EAST DORSET,
Wallace Brock and wife went on th,
New York excursion.
Eddie Hsrwood aud vile visited bis
sister In Hinesburgh last week;
Elmer Rogers captured the first foI
OF the season last week. |. was q foe
one.
The Shelters have commenced cut
ting logs and expect to get ont . large
stock.
Mr., and Mrs. Il, Benson visited
friends in Rupert. Pawlet and Middle
town last week,
The many friends Of Mrs, J. X. Freed
ley regret to learn OF her death which
occurred last week at her home in Phila
delpbia.
Our school director Torrey is teach
log the higher department OF our school
Miss Cornell being still quite i'll aud she
will not be able to resume her duties
for some time,
Oar oldest inhabitants never remem
Der go dry time. Most OF the wells and
springs sre dry and Freddy was oblig
ed to shut down his mill Saturday night
for want Of water. which never occurred
before.
Robinson Andrus and J. L. Cochran
each had . can Of milk stolen Sunday
night. Mr.. Cochran found bis can In
wagon about two miles north OF the vii
lage and young man lying on the ground
near by asleep,
The Gormley Brothers have pur
chased very foe stallion. Perkins
Aristos, sired by Aristos. one OF the best
hosses ever owned in Vermont. dam
Black Prince, grand sire the sire OF Hap
py Medium, ths sire OF Nancy Hanks
..04 and many other fast ones. He is a
Inc looking horse,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-10-11

I, 10 understood that Gen. G Z. kins
man Of RutIsn6. secretary OF the board Of
trustees OF The Vermont soldier home,
will be . csniidsis for the position Ct
s3iuisrt general Of the state, when the
election comes before the incoming lesis
isiure. On. Kipsnsn served ibroush
the rebellion. has been department CON
ns rder Of The Grad Army Of Vermont.
and commander Of the Fin. regiment Yer
uost saiional Gard,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-10-11


Mi. Gsrtrude Conner vas 10 Ral
land last week.
Mr.. Wallace Lsmpson Was 10 Benz
ips.on last week,
-Reptessnt.tive Reynolds went to
Montpelier last week,
MIR. p. q. Wilder Of Arlington visited
Mt, jenkins las, veek;
-Ms, Eiwstd McIotyre OF Ratlsnd is
the guest OF Der friend, Miss Anna Brad
ley.
Mrs. A. b, Connor Was called 10
Ra.lsnd last week by the death OF her
mother, Mrs. Daniel verder. The fune
rel y. Saturday ., tso O'Clock .. her
home OF North Main st.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-10-11

No ether pills csu tqusl DsWlIis Little
Early Blssn fOr pronpinsss, certainty
aud sflsispey. DE Adams. Arlington; A
II ps,libops, Manchester Depot A II
Saith, West Arlington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-10-11

4
alarmed on sceouui Of group. !. 10 quich
ly cured BY ooe Minute Cough Cure,
which tbs children like to take. o Z Ad
ana Arlington: A II Pstsibone. Msncbes
Ter Depot; A II Smith, Wes, Arlington.
DOR LII.
--Mu. 8. II. West 10 90 the sick list.
-Gscrss Harrison Of Troy !, 10 iosn.
Mrs Rhod. p. Burch vas taken TO
The Bfs,sIeboro Retreat Wednesday.
Mi. Ellen Field o, Albion. n. Y. 10
Waiting friends snd relsiive. 10 Dorset.
MIR. and Mrs. Gecrgs II. Williams
have rs,usued from ~ extended western
Trip.
MIR aud Mn Eiusfd Norris have
been psssins . portion Of The week 10
Troy.
Oar teachers sfe attending The Yer
mor, Teachers Association 10 Batisnd
ths vssh.
The lsst yefmortsr eontsibs . short
patriotic poem iron The pea Of Mi w.
X Dan,on.
Mr.. lsrd Mn. Chsslss W. Phelps
hsvs retained from Wal, With relatives
Ia ps~le. and Dsety.
Most Of ear san1sy guests bare sors
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-10-11
TIME TABLE
IssatIand IsaiIroad Go.
b sastt MAJ go. kga

nuETHbouKp.
tssvt sfhs 49, fFN 49, -
gUTtANu. sN 80 sss sss sss
tNNfRt ~
Hs'ssaT "a 80 uf8 10 ~" ~
NnF9Na' F~a kza ha
soUTHBoUsp.
t4tat .ssw tsN fAH FtF's ~
RUTLAND Hska bA as 400 10
sHpfaH
bsAt@ss estt, $40 So LIB D" ~
tAaasasss. Hea ses . 90 zoo
Basjaa sas Ias1 sss sss
A VI gtaf 8Ela saao4 hGNset.
y n Bss haaFf fnosa Aemfss,
gAsaif Nsaf fsfFFl NaaAeF
@Rgaff StmFaNE Nss ASSESSED
4 MsfstB rsaH q ~ AilsfAssa.
Yai 6fss4ieaa sass tshssa mataa Faidsfs.
ttapdt o. TAeg1Htrk
III TfaHa Mshaftfs tssH, FAess AKfah
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-10-11

The bsst method OF cleansing the liver
is the use Of the famous little pills known
% DeWi,rs Little Early Risers. Easy TO
take. Never GRIPPE. o Z Adams. Airing
ton; A II P.ttibone. Manchester Depot;
A II Smith. West Arlington.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-03
Iun nnrlnlllAA lNAilnna

4ptt aflaf tRe lrfenl Hpnblle4n
sfHle epHmlltef meeting "a Heiepat
Ihe Ga1fln pghlished fhi8 editorial
pafaRlaph
4hf lpelaepl llNl Qagaue1 In ne ne
pAbll cgu STATE eQlnMillee ~ Helene last
h@tnraaF IN reference ~ ne CLARK lfff
let ~ Hob u h4d peltft heen QMifHa
tqelRNQdg hplipYff ihal llQbson upfi
aH llr niher lepabltegpf Who voted M
plaFk aig ~ f0i 4 nuQuli4l fQusldfraf
tiNp 4na fhp mpNllieqn paFfg hak Ho
lns INA lA WlA np ~ IAe dlItg mrA IN
4pK tpapnff WY pfQpetlgt the con-
miiiGf lafk Az aatiN4N III thf lnflfenf,
pAl 4 y pllfnIlHnale lhH lN m4tFeF
war ftlu mentioned
Ihf Irlaaf NoaRlg AfeHs Rf laeF
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-03

: tts,es reason " sAssanl o ~ fosad
III thF conditions II taae iAlaustss ill., NJ
ana
Nhssess Il ii tis susninun lsSss
sasat fths Asssteane ii asH al fhN mnek
Ane III 4 fxafs shenfore ~ IL
itpst lssa. Tlas sae AFHssieaA NH~F
nasm8 PWtlikhafs a~ks0nfatfaA, Erpse-
satlpR I'D Iris csa uos paig ~ aNn
mfsnARsh iass thB "a aasAa newspapers ia
fhe rnased ststss. salls spnsp congress
- saske sn9sifs " snsatis II i special
fsaoauiiata ispise tisa conditions aaasss 5e
arFihna a. sbe nud that nnisahis tgsf
tastog snag lr proytdsS so remrls thIs
fanasE8nn RI mffasrk. in an tnts Feef n
lfe aesf source ~ publse information
provided for she gNsapse, tu-wats the
uewspapF prsss, wIoss Interests she
fonDaefs IL fgse repullie beId III the
iigbass regard.
ThH attensIon II aonesesk IL dlreot
~ sp to- Csc hIlls Dew III sipn bands N
fhe wsgs assa means rseagmlatee, ~
nsfessaFgsF 10 aid fhs passage ~
auF "A therp specifically, igf as eyt
defes a . great demand fDF npfase fDsm
" Fs9edial legislation. "a Which f8as
isquirg VIZ rsgnesi would he pfaIlapaf
usfgr We believe that the eBiire @est
fafsDl agalpft tfusae presents ne snHfe
a0neHsge ekYmple thaH this, and yoaf
petitioners, resyins upon Size desire ~
congress "a geelkIate All tbe intarests "a
fipe people, ~hnlieFe yog will accept the
opportunity 70 make fbis inquiry III
tbe spirit lu wbioA h is demanded.
The ueAapales II IL fair ~ STATE. ~
liAe most ntbef fprms ia ipdpsifg, sells
IA 4 hxad price, and has M pleaD n
putting ihe ~sDereaeaa elsf ~ 40 tile
consumer, In mgHy instances " means
fbe complete aaDNAeafs0u IA pl0Aif, gAe
in napE afbers creates actual l0sr.
Ihg alspagenily s~llgeeIs dsstse of NH
paEfias M deal With tlse irEst gpesfi0u
removes this IugulEF from fbe charge
~ parilsapslllp asaa makes II what II n
iHtenGea % be. a lpslglfy ~ ihe pgbf
ltc lpfeIsst
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-03

esek ~rsnrnanssa Fhs aausse a,d nssa
NJ nssa ~ ii 81 tosta~s
WI ANAstsly anaufs# sh# sAeue a oas
eenit pnsast Th4 tsnnh1snaaae 4
MfptAna caas bniAssRa slsyas ratk
lesffs M isnss~As ce whas tlafA' views
ass ea~nss1niae ass ~ sgBsaa ussw lafafs
Nv A~sBFftrau prpIe. ueush pes lsAs
faRns t.eAfatshR i dea8 sskse Faf
tlleg ssets H. ssraAsifaas "a thss iaEs
lngsf n p0Aaass eysse ! = sBa tHasaFtd
hsf ssanfs ltmfaes ass6 awasaasfsf ss IT.
lsDof hY sasstR ~ w "A r4afk They
ehopid base no plsss ia j ossuuss III
siate ~EonFausissn. ssns vita D3aets ard
aEl tte rsss
That IL iha Yaew shas neariF eFsfs
sesd rfabisean paIss IN she staft takes
~ i and ills Afess. like Tie oazetss,
hss never bssitased se SsrgaEs tlsaF ia
believed ail the repphsaeans who saseHg
hs Ciasa dsa M fof . msee Tia gast
maSositg u the people a tbe stats -
believe and every oSae a slse eleven ~
psblleaals wlso voted Cor tcbask sFe lpmrk-
81 meD Geaser Ma slyess . pointer
n 20 boss slssy stand wlfb tbe repgbis-
eans az the stafe committee speefbnR,
wsau w. attsupifd 10 iaks part IN slle
deliberaslasls op . pr0Ns. but AAs IT.
tempt ~ fdree himself uEoD ste party
~ IN
was % eoldlg rsoelsed ilat be dfoplsa
ilse Ipatier ~ os0e. befuTe it esEHe 10 .
vole, apd fbgs Fsyed bplueelf SOS las
utilization nj heiDR Officially noti6ed
thai he was ~ alsGgget
H. shculd be - sssfi1fa. b0aessE, ly
tlae republican STATE convention, Nhieb,
we tfHsf, Will adept 4 resolution a.
uoaueipg every n ae republicans
VINO F0te4 for CLARK II 4 ueeesssrg %
pprgf tbe party " tbe booqIegs ler
fore tlle peopls VIII isse fpll eg,ilaepee
~ n Tbeg i0gk n fee republican
Patty u lAis stals % ffee tAf common
from tAe Felsu " bpoalejkD III
qpagrafed by 10th factions N tDe qsipov
rfaist buf before tih republican PATTY
lap % this II g'afi Drst set fks lo41'
legs 0gt III ~ p8p Ranks,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-03
ArtrH rut r4reu rgtsi.

H #H
Ihe pessp4peIs u fbe county, 9te
after fie printing pgper igRHt apq II
cengFess does pgt beed fhe eall tn relief
ffom fRe f9eni9 iao tAepf4pa pallish
~ " tbe pplieq States, II " qpiie liAr
~ ~ result III 4 pgpber ~ atgfefmen
lopkipg ~ pew jobs lhe prfesp 81 Tue
eopnifg N thf greatest poNef IN n II
bas efchewed politics altogether N ihe
increment "a Feliff flom lbf auiuFf
eaerel0A ~ lAf p4pfF fraAt bpi the
maliet WAl hf lakeH igf0 polllles II
nenaFeff Doc nQf fAkf aeilQp 4pq Obs
peRfpaPeH ne llkeH % ttapd fARelhff
on lhe proposition Atg rprfpl meet
ipg NJ the Aweliean AeWtpalfH fpp
lFhefsi qsaoeiqfiop IN hfH foFk Gilg,
\ %lefplafipn WIS aqeplfa eaplalnlaa
lhe lfpatlpn apalofW4rqla N congress
u " ~ tolloHtf
MhhFaak The mlee "A pflghnR p4peF
pakf bE neWspapn IN lhf Hnlffa
States haH bonn MbltHFllF ippffased
IN price tfam M " 10 pN eent
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-03
10 anolnAl CO.. ~.



Ibs essss M itshef saa saldsf Are
TrsHsfsrna,
Tbs CASTE aRssHkl Jalpes va Fisher
aud Jpnes 1hDipas Calder, accused III
the murder III FalqpuT MeIfae, for
| Which cllne William Wallace Calder
irns heeu banged, have hefsa transferred
fipu Fergus county ~ Gheteug eQgnfy,
aud Will III Tried aE Tbs tNTM IA e0uai
IN hi nsRgn N Fort ikeplOn April 2A
Jnlge Leslle III ltIpHl Falls viii pr,
SIDE NJ tbh frlals, w Judge upe0se
faels that he IL dlsqnaiiAed, even II BIZ
slopla pot be % THE wag % Cape Bono
LN thAl time,
w far ~ Gao ~ learned, ~ eYlafuea
for tbs dpfeukF slien tlae trial NJ Billy
Calder, Nhila lha efaie'a gaAf has been
strengthened aud il Il aeuefallg bfr
llngpd tll4i beth tbs pflF0HeFs viii be
henielGna m M hanged.
Ftthel's ffeiude ~ us farWpF b0uH
lu lnliaua hape employed additional
counsel IN bin pgd i bard nRhl VIII
ba Wade ~ eqYf him Calder N oAt
peelfd N testify IN bus peahlf, hut IA
WilI Dr. plggpd ihAf Calder " d peFJplpp
who WAs WILLING ~ Apnd bls own
brother M the aalI0Ak flana Calder
II pfarfr Che g9llpHs lbnH " FlAhrr
Egrn IL le should liol LN pllYfd gully
M lle muTdnf ~ AelEaei Il Will M
slQNu llAt hp YAH q Yfly active aefes.
s0fg, nod lilal Ii funielapil IN law ~
bang iin Tle evidence HRaluAI hln
w Htr9HapF lhau thai AAnlual Ilshef
and ma lnfll Nv aQlnR ~ RIRa lhn belh
~ ~ i FhadQWf dQnbt ~ q man Whp
iArjulpd lHnlhplI IN Qrael ~ senuN The
lAuAinR "a hlR nNfll brother Nhipih In
iieplf " murder Even II lAldW
Fllnnla IN acquitted N mnldfF M could
NJ 0lHllf epnRielea ~ pafllIYf ~ lilfEf
III M ahpupp ipl hlu 10 pHfipn punish
mem entirely Vi nlfler NaltfT m.
Fisher hangrai no eAepullgA VIII
0epnr III F0Ii lifltlnA
Million Al iION0H Vic Hla lahRlflr
Nd NJ muIdpI ni InAlhInMn llFt Wffh
aud Naulanpna IN hf hllpRfa AMI afi
VIII pphabP ~ n, z lln AnllNHs Fpf
4 gpnrl III IppsI lils Allplnnla lAfp
afaurna 4 sllg md nl aaiR IA Nhlnh IN
allAlIi Hna II VIII nnHlEHW ~ eRfplil
uInplIs unFnfp fnA NIlpnn fnllFl llA
lnnr ihQ Apppal n WHY Nnhnhlp
lhnf ItVYrll VIII pal pn llinHpd Hu N.
pnnplfnR from lnnHnnnll0n mud " III Al
pAfA LINZ nnnnlllnn NplnA nnlnHphnlK
md Nlllnul 4 dlslFr Ig i've llla n ~
IllnlR lllfl liH alHenAn Nill nlnk0 falld
In0plfft " n0N lnFlphllR WlNftel
lhnf HnNRli t0YhfAl irilR aAAi Ffnl
M ilifa a mnldr M Ifshh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-03

seyetal "a the newspapers 10 the
western part a the eIate are casting -
per9isnf 10 tbe Reverend Waiman IA
Dlepdlye with nfersnee 80 Mgrsefes
Hprsi's confession Tiley intimate
slaef the confession was never mssde. bui
Reverend Warmap could certainly hava
sao ob leci iu giving ont spah y state
ipepi il ii was uot true, and the psfe,s
thai aIe urasoldlne Hurst anS eoyerfly
a~tsaeksng the yeFaeilY " Mr. Marmau,
wlB0 N kilsswD iu tbis part 0f Montana
~ 4 desoai Christian minister, ais ~
gagged in ! pretty small business.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-03

shewn ihaa ines fnilF ApprsH I8ts shs
RssrFsas Risf Ia ghs beautiful psfmls
Billings MsAnatiAi Esssalv hniiasna
Illa pasae In IL IL n~alsessal. IA nxssmdt
ie sti eias~t 81 people and sbsn fbe N
stf1uipyn II osarf ofFptsd I'D The puhlgt
tlas rltr Will always Nee III IL lhat ia IL
saaintainsd N Ii slnsuld te This nfNN
paper h proud tissi iae people n 81
itngs baYa shows suci psnnoansxa w.
Frstlatiun ~ the libraas ~ was maal
fffsed hs thelf Rple aai fbe fas pranafl
iApa ysstesdag,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-03
piNMA enl IN Munpn


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ono muf1Nl IhAn "A hna An0lhg naAp ni
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hAln Ihh Hlli Mt him n lln lllhN AlHl
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-03

Tins American eagle snd kriatsb lion
baging saflaiea their Thirst for blood
sDe Russian bfar il nov groWilpg Tor
his turp, ~ Goesut seem 10 cure much
whetllet Japap "a Turkey " lte Yielin,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-03
Starr FHuuIutIlDAlsls,

The prDhlbilloHlsfs III Moplaua leil
tafir stats convention "A isa1fnau ilsi
ETlaay' NJ eleet delegates ~ flelF IN.
fignal convention whicl Wesls IN lle
great prohibition foNg ~ Chicago On
JgAe 2l Ile four aslngates wefe
elected, qli rigbL pnd n 800 eamP4lgn
fand falsedt bpt ~ me nollblti0pisis
afs agaiHsf both Aek lpley apq Bryan,
Oge " whom II sgrf ~ De tlln peat
MealdeaL IL ~ Dot likelg lflst fhe aps
progpblas e4mppigp Nill materlally A.
gapee fleiF eqase The platform adopted
DECLARED f0r sfule ppd nqfloegl Wohih,
mon, qflalgped IN seathlng feFps Pies
ldfuf AckiRl I'm permitting fhe
arms eqnfefu apa tor allowing the
llqHpr tfgfRe N tle ppN iofsesflpps w
qer military eQptlQi lhe democratic
naltg Vad Air Htgap Wefe RepFrd M beF
ins pggMilgt N thls filpft IN lbpy
bpYe uQl qeelgFed against lhe li4aof
frame, lhppgl dizzy clam n NppQse
WQuQRQlles aud Haalh 4 W0lAVnA
ApilfaRe plapk wa Adopted ord tbe
platform epaeg alth ~ pppeal q ~
Levers u lhf home
H. 4I.a.. .r,4g a. itaa IKAgaa A. EuU NM
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-03-24

His record, says the Democrat, commends
him to favorable consideration.
A great fad among the guests at the
Tampa Bay Hotel just now is the ship
ment of small boxes of orange blossoms to
friends in the North. Hundreds of these
boxes have left the hotel the past week,
and yet the many trees in the beautiful
grove there seem to have plenty for all.
The fragrance from the many blossoms
on the trees is noticeable throughout the
grounds, and in the early morning the
air is as sweet as perfume.
Tampa Tribune: President and Mrs.
Mckinley win feast for the next few days
on choice Manatee oranges. Abner Nc
Kinley, brother of the President, called
on Mr. w. r.. Fuller yesterday. and re-
quested him to secure a choice box of the
famous fruit and forward it to the White
House, as Mrs. Mckinley, particularly
had expressed desire for some of the
Manatee product. Mr.. Fuller at once
wired H. w, Fuller to select the best box
obtainable and it will be forwarded to
Washington to-day. Even the presidency
has its compensations when the occupants
of the executive mansion can obtain Man
aztec county oranges.
Leesburg Commercials: There will be no
opposition to the candidacy of that grand
old Roman, Hon. John l.. Crawford for
the office of Secretary of State which he
now fills with such honor and distinction.
A gentleman of the old school, standing
as he does at the threshold of a new era
in our country's history, a magnificent
type of manhood born of other days when
purity of life and high purpose distin-
guished the men of our country, crowned
with honors and gray hairs he is beloved
for what he is and for what he has been
Ii is not too much to predict that he will
receive the nomination, if it is his 1e-
sire to stand for reelection to the office
of Secretary of State.
The Orlando pineapple growers have or
ganized among themselves for the pur-
pose of establishing uniform prices for
fruit and plants, for ascertainng the best
markets, securing a proper distribution OF
fruit to The different par$s of the coun~
try, treating with transportation COM
Danies for the best rates of freight and
the prompt delivery of the same, and the
purchasing of fertilizers, crates and other
supplies The organization also contem-
plates a united effort to secure an in
creasing investment of capital in the pine
ample Industry centered there. and also
TO provide means in the future to pack
fruit in tin or glass, should it at any time
prove improbable to send ia forward in
very large quantities.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-03-24

Charleston s. c.. March 2S-sea island
cotton market: Receipts for the, week, 2
bags; exports, none; sales. none. stock, 520.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, $50; fine, 19Q20c
fully fine, 21h@23c.
The total receipts since Sept l, 1899,
have been 1929 bags. Those for the same
period last year were 4.242.
Exports since Sept. l, 1899 have been
1888 bags, against 1925 BAGS for the same
week last year.
Daily Movements at Other Ports
Galveston-Quiet; middling 9ss net, re-
ceipts, 2,106; gross, 2,1G6; sales, 4; stock,
SO, S23.
receipts, S,2S2; gross, 4,22S; sales, $50; stock,
361 100
Mobile-Nominal; middling 99s; net re-
ceipts. 1898; gross. 1893; stock, Ii, s96
Charleston-F middling 91s net re-
ceipts, 1858; gross. 36S; stock, 2S,227.
Wilmngton-Firm; middling, 9R; net
receipts, Oil; gross, OIL sales, 10; stock,
4,240.
Norfolk-Nominal; middling, 92s; net re-
ceipts, S12; gross, S12; stock, 81 Cos.
Baltimore-Nominal mddling, 1915;
net receipts, All; gross, 1886; stock, $3.50.
New York-Quiet; middling 97s; net re-
ceipts, S31; gross, 1887; sales. 500; stock,
140, 631.
Boston-Steady; middling, 97s; net re-
ceipts, 469; gross, LIZ.
Philadelphia-Quiet; middlng, 10k; net
receipts. 100; stock, 1928. =
Newport News-Net receipts, 80; gross,
80; stock, 2l47.
Daily Movements at Interior Towns
Augusta-Steady; mddiing, I-16; net
receipts, 12S; gross. lbs; sales, 9S; stock,
2O,913.
Memphis-Steady; mddlng, 9 7-16; net
receipts, 1853; gross 26S; sales, 500; stock,
rs, 01S.
st. Louis-Quiet; middling 9 7-16: net re-
ceipts. 1856; gross ], $3.50; stock, So, 2O9
Cincinnati-Quiet; middling. 95s net re-
ceipts. 420; gross, 420; stock, u 400.
Houston-Dull; middling, GIG; net re-
ceipts, 1,270; gross, 1870; stock, $3.50
Louisville-Steady; middling, 95s; net re-
ceipts, S75; gross, 375; sales, 1893; stock,
750
Exports of Cotton This Day
Galveston-To Great Britain. 434S
New Orleans-To the continent, 1888
coastwise, 1881.
Mobile-Coastwise, 941
Baltimore-Coastwis ], $50.
New York-To France, 775; continent,
9,423.
Boston-To France, 694: continent, Lips.
Newport News-To Great Britain 1,0S4
Total foreign exports from all ports this
day-To Great Britain, 16,90S; TO France,
1,469; to the continent 25,272
Total foreign exports from all ports
thus far this week-To Great Britain, So :
419; to France, 26515; to the continent, H.
094
Total foreign exports since Sept l. 1899
To Great Britain, 1906, $50; to France, 6lS,-
It's; to the continent, 2,022, 645 ~ ~