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The age-herald., 1900-01-26
DECLARED A FAKE
Dr. Leyds Says He Knows Nothing
 About Macrums Letters.

Paris, January 2S.-5 a. m.-The Patr-a yesterday asserted that Charles E. Ma crum, former United States consul at Pre- torfa has visited the foreign office with Dr. Leyds, ''in order to fulfill a mission entrusted to him by President Kruger
 The foreign office declared the story "a fake" and pr. Leyds, in an interview pub lished this morning, says there is not a word of truth in the statement that he has not seen MT. Macrum. and that he is not able to affirm publicly that MT. Macrum is the bearer of any letter from President Kruger.
The age-herald., 1900-01-26
A1herlca Want. the Money

Santo Domingo, January 25.-The Ameri- can minister is pressing demand for the balance of the money due $47.O 900 to Ameri- can citizens owing to the absorption of a bridge concession by the government of Santo Domingo. It is said that the gov ernment will pay the amount of the claim in few days.
The age-herald., 1900-01-26
WASH|NCTON|ANS ARE PLEASED
 AT RESULTS IN CLARKE COUNTY
Statesmen Express Surprise That Any AIabamian Would Oppose
 Senator MOrgon After His Long and Faithful Ssuce

He said he hoped the canal bin would not be passed by the senate in the meantime, as he wanted to be prsent on so momntous an occasion.
The age-herald., 1900-01-26
THE WEATHER

ALABAMA-FAIR FRIDAY, WITH MUCH COLDER IN SOUTHERN POR- TON; FRESH NoRTHERLY WINDS.
The age-herald., 1900-01-26

WuEnE THERE'S A WILL THERE'S A WHERE way-to reach the pu blic, and the way is through The Age-H Herald. Os..ament your advertisement with facts and The Age Herald will do the rest. ............
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-10
NO GENERAL IMPROVEMENT
IN CONDITION OF COTTON

Of
o. cCtOn
OF
bhworms
n o
II
while no
blworus and the
IN by sltes
LUlsIANA-Lush'y
rusgc RAJ and pik ing hecOuing
coton
m few the Il
hot winds
nos
a northern
injury from
in
ALABANAInsundent
n counties oldt
cotu general
crop
ruum
ypoor
in
and
ctrc m average
IN
E:cropsn localities
greatly
rsinf much mprovem mem 5 noted
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-10
THE WHEAT MARKET

Chicago. September S-whcat was duh but
stca ~ today. October closing isaiAe msEer'
Corn closed sc and cats lsc improved ITO
visions closed lOUlSi4c higher
Dizziness characteristic OF curtailcd Satur-
dav sessions prevailed throughout tho wheat
market toIay. The tone however. was htih'
october opened lsc higher at 73ssV73+ic be
cause LIVERPOOL was steady and unweicolhe
rains were again reported damaging wheat ia
shock in northwest Following the opening &c
toher on selling by scalpers, touched |St2o'
but at the dip there was some influential buy
i'm This sti-red up shorts ana october adj
vanrcd TO 70 tft74s. II, aNy primary rec lpta-
l.3E4. 600 lslels. against lSS'OOO i"s' -
caused some selling. but the Close y as ILL.,
oct. her l.elI.c over yesterday at 13rsc The
corn strength helped sustain the HtfAet 70
day toward the end. he receipts We're 1oS
car 27 If contract grade. Mlnu"ai1ve ana
DuI.th reported 649 cars, against 40 ltst
week and BIS "A year ago. Now ork "a 'h"i
Is loads taken for export Seabudiu tt'ai
ances IN wheat and -four were S3GOoO hush-
els. Yesterdays export business Was "i'
million bushels.
corn was moderately active and strong.
XIV. fpool was iai higher and country oltfhSs
before the regular label light IN the reports
Of receivers. There was good uutsid" &c
maud while the ling was local ana scattered.
Et, pts wer 37A cars. The market early ass
ine The market settled down. ocobcr opened
between I39isN&9llc, closing strong az
50 39c. Keceip's were 314 cars.
Cats were active late In the session. Corn
"a. q DEMAND, although trade was mostly local.
October sold between 2ls8d2l So. closing Ac
Eirl,r al 2i5sc. Receipts wore 4o9 ears
Provisions continued strong Packers tight
eiies the screws some today and shorts tried
to cover. October pork sold between 81 !. 10
q . l7is. closing AZ S ~ IS; October lard be-
tween s6.72 -Roo2.s; closing a. so So; ana
cffeo A 81 40.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-10

Er~ Orion September 7.-Secretary Hes
ffr Een ORLEANS exchange -EateFnents ir7At'i
9 -s- frteusss hours t..ily. shows that me
or ONE -1r into slEHL t.r uie MctA 49,
80 this ar-erro.u IS SOTO taies, against
fa5 05g 'ast g-a1r 20 40 year bei"i" last
Z6.oTi Geo 1887
lr llfru-#ur shows receipts ~ an ti-l-. 49,
et.a.e rartr since s. f.temt-r isf. 5a,oUf.
..asrzr g5.TE2 lasr year, - $50 year before
r-.r au.t 6T.42t rle same time ln 1897 over
aHr sgrus- fhss Ar-s .sni. Esliu ana AolNi-as
~ - t0-faerr mills ana Gtnt'Aas 2Sf<
Rae against 10 2e3 Hast wear. 2, $50 var
D. .a-. lsst aul 255 tle same time "a 1857
Interior stocks lu excess 10 frH ntl4 al me
sl.-a ? th.- commercial year 6-39i. aGatal
Ig -5a tAst y.ar > $50 yea- before last aud
g. % ts.a same tIu.s in 1897. south m miti
r.E. a--s so 500. against %. 55+ i1st year 20
$50 scar before .aat all 23.5+5 tne same tline
-a 1897
i5 SIS a-l-u=r 20 5is-
-E.- tHsai raA.u-e ~ tuncrtran mills. 'iotth
ar south ard Crus.is. -hl- far ~ o.. S'astn
faea b,.u $500 ia-t-. aeai-.st 9&.Uto lA-'
r.a~ Tasas. .ln.lsras. 9.Tl6 - northern spin
us Is a-aiuzr p 492
Srr- th.- slH-a OF tile c0riluiarciai year
rt.rtas AZ Auterlram Hnrss ana rhe twenty nine
ls- srz -ulrh ut.litr stufrT- have IT,
lr.rEasssl q. 875 iaI.. .etiust ln illrr'ase -
sfa SHINE 81. rl.ai CASA s.lsu ul Fg.4fO. at4 are
rr.r 54364g Cess t1su at trt= 4tfr s.a-t ear
10 rIuIin- ANTS --fl over iu -ip. - Y
rarts ard Interior TOWNS f-on- tte Last crop
-u.s tire uumia.r ~ t.i..aa brought into ---lt
Tins FAR Ttr the u-U lrT. fh. -Epn-E Go siai' =
~ s50l. against 1882 rar ala same itfisd
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-10
The Live Stock Market.

Chicago. September s.-Cattle receipts 500;
r,, - irallv steady: natives. good % prime
,..-s Z 6OT6. poor to mcnium ! 65T ,. %.
..,e,.t,d fcsIsrs 4a4.75: mixed stockers ga
60: cows 2.75a4 so heiters 5a5. Gamers
=. > z5. Luils ? SOFA 90: calves 517-5 SO; Tex
= 81 - .ars = 25Q5 Texas grass steers 3258
90. Texas bulls 2. 5oa3 20.
~ .-,.5,,,s TO-DAY l8OOO: average a shade
l,.S.T. tor 5 52,s. mixed and butchers $3.50
52is: good TO choice heavy 2.ioa9.4a +.
Tcr-ph heavy 3 90W5- %; hsht o.lo4o o@ta'
mix II sales 5.l5a > 80
81 sep receipts 800; sheep ana lambs ~, siea-
-. ,,oa,a 10 choice wethers 5OH3. IS. fair TO
,i,fs, rrixs-I 3 35T3.6o. western sheep 8 boz
se5. Toxas sheep ? 5of ) p; native lambs
: SSy5 rs. western lambs Goa o.
e-...Ipts for the weeiS-fattle. o9ooO. hogs,
ri Ooo. sheep 9 600. last week cattle 49,
sSn. Is.-s Idl SEQ. sheep. Si,1OO- -
(. Louis. September S-Cattie receipts oOO
market STEADY: native shipping ana EXPORT
- So : as: dressed beef and butcher steers
Eo.,s az. steers under LOCO pounds 5000
= CO. e,cck.rs and feeders ? 6oa4. 20; cows and
b.sSers pas: Gamers l.5ou2. 30; bulls Sog
> -. TEXAS ard Indian steers 2.oOa4.fo'
:, MS AMI h@ifers 2d3 So
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-10
SOUTHERN COTTON SINNERS.
Board of Governors of the Associa-
ton Hold Called Meeting.

Charlotte. n. c., september AT a
called meeting of the board of governors
of the Southern Cotton Spinners' Assoc
citation last night report was received
from the special committee which Wis
tied Philadelphia last week to confer
with the yarn commission men. The re-
port, which was adopted, recommended
a curtailment in the present production
of yarn for a period of sixty days
The report is in the form of joint
letter from the representatives, of the
southern spinners and the yarn commits
sion men and has been approved by both
organizations.
A report was also received from the
special committee which has visited the
various southern mills to secure their
cooperation in direct selling move
ment This report recommends the con-
centration of the business IN not more
than ten different houses This report
which was also adopted, says in part;
"After a careful an sis, both of the
plan of direct selling nj concentration
of business into the hands OF limited
number of commission houses, We would
recommend as an Improvement on eX-
listing conditions that the business be
concentrated into the hands OF not ex-
ceeding ten commission houses ana Deg
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Russian navy will be supplied with Goa
from this port. Reports tn;tJ some Io4 -
eign power was seeking 10 charter SIMS
in England To carry one nilii'h ,vlS ~
coal from this country across the sea
have been current for some time.
Cane Town. September American en-
ergy promises to be rewarded 10y securing
orders for 800 large coal trucks, INVOLVING
Gl50,000, about to be placed by gold MN
ing companies on the rand, IN Wllch
quick delivery is vitality important. Ten
ders We're received from British ana
American manufacturers, but the latter
speedy delivery. British financial houses
fear that The English manufacturers VIII
allow foreigners to reap the commercl&i
benefits Of the war
Havana. September 9-The tobacco
growers have submitted petition to
Governor General Wood, asking the re
moval of the export duty on tobacco Ihe
petition is being favorably considered. as
il affects only the low grade product
which is not used in the United states,
but goes chiefly 10 Spain.
Simla. September THE weather is
now promising for the crops. Excellent
rain has fallen in all the famine tracts,
assured. The number now receiving re-
life is something under four million, an
encouraging reduction.
Charlotte. y. C. September Rev. ":
H. J.. McIaurin. Methodist pastor Of
Mocksviile. y. C., has been nominated
for congress by the prohibitionists Of the
seventh district.
Louisville. Ky. September 7--Popuiis.ts
of the fifth congressional district tonight
nominated w. +. Parker Tor congress:
He IS the father of Popuilst National
Committeeman Joe a. Parker.
Newport, Tenn, September S.-Josie
Coleman this afternoon had her throat
cut from ear to ear with a corn knife
i'm the hands of Tom Mitchell She died
almost instantly. She had gone 10 the
field to pick beans, where Mitchell was
cutting corn. The murderer is at large.
He is man about thirty years of age
and about two weeks ago came from
Madison county, North CarollS3. The
woman was about the same age.
Manchester. September S-Thirty Ian
cashire cotton mills have already closed
Many moNe mills are expected TO close
next week. The opinion of leading spin
ners is that the normal conditions Of
trade will not return before November
when the crop comes in. The idle OBJ
eratives will have to be maintained OH
of the unions funds
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Mccullough Bros Fruit and Produce
Letter

Atlanta September 8.-Owing TO the scarcity
of diirernt XIII DIS OF fruit ana produce, TRACE
has not been heavy for the past week as II
should have been. The market however.
clear ed up for the weeks business in good
shape showing a strong demand for most
eN CVythlng at good price,.
The fruit situation is unchanged. California
Is furnishing principally. the supply consumed
in this and surrounding markets. Atlanta is
headquarters in this linz, as there is no other
city in the surround !ns country handling this
fruit in lots direct from the coast. Geor-
Bia is supplying the market with grapes % a
very fine quality ana variety, which are selling
reaCily at good prices.
Lemons holding their own at former prices.
There are still a few cars of melons being
received here from Georgia, which are bring
INK exceedingly good prices.
Bananas are stiffening in prise as the fan
season approaches. Market IS we'll supplied and
will be during the coming week
We predict advance in the price OF pea
nuts OF from 4 to &c per pound within the
next few days.
Cocoanuts are coming in and are very cheap
Nuts of all description. both imported and do
nestle. viii be higher this season than for
many years past, caused by the light yield ana
scarcity OF imported stock.
Market has been glutt ID with cabbage, re-
celpts being much in excess OF the demand
Irish potatoes are adJdncinS daily, and we
think will continue to do so until the principal
crop has been dug ard cenered.
Sweet potatoes are coming in plendfully, ana
as the receipts become heavier prices decline.
Onsons have advanced Sc per bushel tho
last week. today Tket closing firm at quo
tation prices.
market and the price obtained for all receipts
is exceptionally high. Coed hens bringing
froms26 TO 271ac and fries 10 to 22i2c. owing
to size.
No variation in the price of eggs. Receipts
and demand being about equal.
Comb honey selling readily at fair prices.
As the fall season approaches the outlook
beCCn es better All indications point to a
fine business during the fall and winter months.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-10

Tile statement 81 the associated banks "a
New York for the week ending September eta
o. f-rts "a somewhat greater decree OF bust
utes activity. both in the matter 81 local com
s..trtiaI Blus ami wien the interior. For tina
first unlr ln e long period IN, banks have -
cetKed less money tlan thes have forwarded
- western ami southern points. ih'N EainccA
if s- true. resi- it n TIE transactions with
tFa sub-traa-lrv. hut the system of averages
employed does not show the exact balance.
ana th. various institutions probably hold
irare money than the totals indicate. The re-
rartytl loss 81 cash holdings is small. amount
extra reserve neccssifatcd by the expansion
az 50 79A. SEQ deposits. decrease the surplus
"a Uttle more than : 600. 600. bringing TIA
total 10 S26. O56 $50 which Is very much
se.eraI years past. 4 he gain Of 1889
coo ia loans was rather larger than antios-
rated. The present volume Of the loan item.
amounting 10 nearly SSl9. 600. 0C0 is the high
essarily enlarge deposits and therefore M
rrfrsa reser.e requirements u viii be seen
that this combined with n Withdrawal Of
money 70 tbs interior. must operate in the d.
rt.-tion ~ lowering surplus reserve very rap
iFIv Th. principal point 81 interest now Is tie
estimated r. 4uirf ulenrs for crop moving pun
poses Careful inquiry ever a large teTritorr
leads 20 the IMPRESSION that the drain Oh Ne y
York this year VIII be less tan usual OWNS
Is the ahu l.!ance OF money at other centers.
iilt for all that. bankers of long experience
nra cautious in lndOrslng this opinion. one
fa-t,r That IS 20 be taken into consideration
is tho doubling OF the circulation 10y nttol -
hanks AZ the center. II D. expected that this
money will Dc used largely in interior remit
tarc.s and thu effect will be to furnish a
s.rrtt deal OF currency without a radical re1
M Or quite $50 600 coo 81 national bank
I'd tt.ncy more than year ago, and there IS
-, Question that IL Is 90 play an Important
t.rt- IN the fall bushes now az hand.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-10
Cnffee and SUGAR.

New York. September S.-Co6ee. spot Rio
barely steady: No invoice 62s; mild easyi
Cor,lGva oa4Ql4. Futures opened steady at
decline of lO020 points ami ruled generally
easy under lover EuroS n cables. Local
trading was cautious in tre absence OF cables
frCm Rio ard Santos. adjourned for holidays;
ed quiet at the lowest point l5q2o points
net decline: sales s 500 bags. including Sep
tcnlber z I5T7 20. October 7.25: November
2 3Oq7 IS; December 7.40I7.45, March $50
az 60. April 2. 6OU7.65
sugar raw firm; fair refining "a; eeniriiusa
o6 t.St 1916: mollssCs sugar 4 Refined
ann: 10 5 co: NJ. 7 so. No. s $40: No
9 $50: Nc. o 5 25; No ~ 525; No y
s 90: Nos 8 and "a Sis; standard \ sos;
r0ld a GAO: cutloar and crushed s S.: pow
d,.r,d 25: PranUlatcd c. 5: cubes G. 30.
New York, September 8-Sug1r quiet; open
kettle Aat: centrifugal yellow 3 5aa; seconds
3dA 9-i6. Molasse5 nominal.
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THE COTTON MARKET

View York. Eepternber s--The cotton mar
lsr crcnad steady ~ an advance o. 9 To
Is uofuts and ruled feverishiy firm during the
l1-rv session On furries 81 general buying IN
r "A the foreign Contingent ana southern
IT'S took tie lead The commission house
--lent an prominent room bulls sold on the
-.ss Ter profits as q precautionary measure
- ling Developments over Sunday abroad and
ra receipt - Mondays government report.
-s cables from Liverpool were the most
esnflurlll vet received They showed a Wild
E.-.r amrnE the spinning Interest The cur
--r month shot up % points. equal to IS
IT'S ur more here our market became toll
- lv uustt affer the call. eut was intensely
..--z- r. ses. absence. of sellers REPORTS from
-. H-rr Er.at markets declared excited demand
fe#a. exporters advancing prizes rapidly
causing sellers % hold of The weather
rrrts ami crop testimony was good and
r-.ssuts showed a marked Increase, but these
i-r4Enees proved feeble measures 81 restraint
rra- tuii sentiment In the PIX Some exclt-
sc ieyeioE uisuts were predicted for next week.
vaea Two government reports VIII Re re-
ra#rnN
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-10
WILL NOT BUY SPOT COTTON.
Manchester Spinners Decide To Hold
Off During September.

Manchester. Eng. September AT meet
ing OF the cotton spinners here today Il was
decided practically unanimously not 20 pur-
chase American spot cotton during the month
% - ptember Four-fifths Of tho employers in
the trade were represented. II IS anticipated
that the decision viii lead 20 the closure
OF scores of mills for several weeks. only phrco
manufacturers opposed the resolution. and
tht ir objection that ~ was not strong
enough and that Il should bind the trade
to stop the consumption Of cotton and not
merely TO stop purchasing a. The meeting was
private. but II was as,ertainnd that during
tha discussions there sharp criticism ~
tile I.if arFlool Spectators who, Il was de
claro-l made the crisis worse by gambling.
Eventually the meeting adjourned until sep
tember 2lst. when the situation will be again
ems. I.r.I
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-10
REMARKABLE OLD NEGRO MAN.

Columbia, S. c. September 6-(Spe-
cial THE Rev n Stark. a colored Bap-
list minister of Greenwood county, has
just celebrated his Tooth birthday.
Stark was born a slave in Hanover
county. Virginia. in August 1890, and
while a young man was sold to the late
Matthew Devoe, of Edgefield, TO whom
he belonged for a number of years lie
was then sold to Mr. James Sheppard,
father of Ex-Governor Sheppard, OF
EdgeneId. to whom he belonged when
emancipated. He was always q faithful
slave and since becoming free has en-
loved the respect and esteem of all who
know him. He has been a minister for
seventy-two years. and during that time
has established four churches, all of
them in Edgefield and Greenwood coun-
ties His congrega ton at Springfield,
in the IoNer mart of Greenwood county,
celebrated his birthday with services at
the church number of white people
were present to show their esteem for
the old man and a substantial sum was
raised for his benefit.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-10
Groceries.

Atlanta Sept 7-Roasted coffee: Ar
bucIIe S13BO. Lion $3.50. Green coffee,
choice 11GIll4: fair 10i4Gl0la; prime 9l2gloA
Sugar. standard graduated. New York
s., orleans open kettle 25G40c: mixed
choice 20 10 1sc. Salt. dairy sacks
sI eifIi 40; ralt, barrel bulk. s225; 100 %
Cheese, fun cream. l2Gl2la; skim, l0l5u
iiiHc. Matches. Cos, 45}4 ass; zoos 81 5OQl Is:
sos. s2.75 Soda. boxes, &c Crackers.
soda. sc; cream. &c; gingersnaps. &c:
Candy, common stick. 7lRc; fancy, I'D
l4c oysters. F. w. H.2O12l0; L. W..
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AGREEMENT WAS A FARCE
Began Buying Soon as They Left
Meeting Room.

New Orleans September S.-Local cotton
brokers Of prominence received cables this
morning from their Liverpool correspondents
10 the effect that the action Of the Manches-
ter sninners yesterday when they agreed not
20 buy any more September cotton at ruling
prices was all a farce. that they viii not buy
any more cotton an association Of spinn6rs
but the members Immediately began buying
as individuals, as soon as they left the meet
Ing
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-10

to advise YOU that We have had con-
ference with number ot Leading com
mission merchants. Eighty per cent II
rnas.. consulted have offered tc cooper
ate with us in this plan and 10 conduct
the business ON "A basis Of commission
and guarantee and two per cent ca<n
discount provided seEenty-l5vc per cent
of southern warm sUiuHers VIII enter into
am agree nlcnt To concentrate their entire
business as outlined
\ letter. which viii contain the details
of the proposition TO concentrate the
business. viii be mailed To every cotton
warm mill in the south. II wiu be iel-
lowed by personal visit should such he
found necessary; but" says the report,
in view Of the BENEFITS 10 he derived
by the plan in view, we anticipate nm
mediate and hearty co-opera ton Joy
the beginning of the year 1901 the reno {
concludes. il is expected 20 see this moot
ern idea in fun ana satisfactory opera
ton.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-10
xlonr. Grain md Meal.

Atlanta. September S.-Blour. an wheat,
frs patent, Si.S5, second patent, $3.50;
straight $500 extra fancy $3.50; fancy
81 T0, extra family $3.50. Corn. white
60. mixed S. oats. white, $50; mixed
&c.: Texas rustproof. 3Sc. Rye. Geor-
gia. $l00: western rye, soc. Hay. No.
95c. No. 2 zoe. Meal. plain. IS. Bran,
small sacks, 90c Shorts Sl.l0. Stock meal
g5c Per 100 pounds. Cotton seed meal
$. 90 per 100 pounds. Grits. $500 per bushel.
81 ~ per bag.
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an cotton. The position grows more acute

can cotton. The position grows more acute
daily.
The Manchester Guardian explains that n
part OF the little cotton at Liverpool is Of
Inferior quality. and prices are too high TO
make spinning profitable with yarn and cloth
at their present values
New York and Manchester" the paper con-
tinues. "are engaged IN a game Of pun. and
the resolution Of tho spinners IN Manchester.
answer 10 the corner. IL there is al New
York. IN the interest 81 the Lancashire IN
dustry. We may hope II will still further dis
#nraHH
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snnt Cotton Quotations.

C-l-sai closing quotations for sFot cotton:
.slarrs-Nr-r nal. r.f1lllrE &C.
ff-r~rori-Esgstnezs moderator midfling 8
-1l-
Nv Tv-k-st~sEy. rniddlin- loAc.
Nv Crieaun-Ftrn. wifdilrg tO&c.
T-tsr1s h-Elsstiys miifliuE qTsc.
81. fp-strn-Firrn. rlittiinE Toe.
S -fo4E-Ftrul. Mullins 100
ssac.fe-Trrf Egliiars uiillllnE esa
R.a-rnhls-E'Lrms sTlid-lfrE iotsA
d nrlara--kerW Erelslws mllnAltug 10 $3.50.
earliest ru-E tr-EIs rnliLlirg IT, Ice bid.
q rst1u-stealY uiffiius 2 1916
81 reu1s-E1EUl. fnld1Ilns sac.
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TEN CENTS POUND TOR COTTON.

Americas. Ca. September 5--(Special)-
For the FIRST time iu twelve years cotton
sold in Americus today NJ 10 cents =
pound. This was not a few bales for If
feet only. but several hundred bales
eagerly purlh ased at that price so great
was the demand for the better grade VI
cotton &. q. Clay. a prosperous and sN-
teusIVa pIauler. sold a hundred bales this
afternoon al 10 cents round with a cash
premium from the buyer for accepting
the offer. As rule farmers here ara
selling at prevailing figures.
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Cotton Seed Oil and Meal.

New York SEPTEMBER 5.-Cotton seed oil was
VEL supported by "A moderate demand ligi o
offerings and firmness IN hog products, al
though trade was small Prime cfude. bar
rsis. nominal: prime summer yellow 81 y
S5c. spot. Of summer yellow 3ac: prime win
ter yellow 39F4Oc. prime white 36G 39c.
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