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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-21
yntimcrSa.

6beroaqsfolen TT MI iluttet efier
at rare 6olot eaosnoe / S uQer. Som
forben mtonelt par Stubent $. Sper-
len Carer. ban sr M rejii til 1T Diem
/ Glt 6orn, So.
- Ssnbagen ben II. Ququn 6oloz
les Der gernefsn / 81. geterieng
StoDluno baabe for Ssnoaqsifolen
og 9agltolen. GuOsijeneite bolotes /
gunoea ON 5ormiooagen o. ON 81
%termiboagen par Del gernenss 3io.
8srnens marfhereoe / en- imut gro=
sesIion inn paa 5eitpIaoien unoer III
Ipa9elien al .Ser tomms, Ssius, oins
Smao".
2iben tilbragtes mso Gang ca Ia
L, o~eyefter fit gsrnene Yin % qei
lia6eb til at more no. geruene % y
alore .rse. bapos en- ten DAG, % bet
p i. i0rlig fog De ~isritss 9eotoms
ver6e, ia ogloa en- At osres tore
oeiiios0a9e.
Dor Organiit, bora 6anfsu. pr
IN 5ur / Reenab, 0is.. % oa Ri Ter
/ r9anfteren", Al bun CT 6os ,,en COB
Zen" tpipler Ri life ON. at faa 6enDe
0~sl6sboIOsn tilbage igen.
= Mrs. 6orsluno sr / oenne Tin /
9eisg bcs 9euusr 6sr paa eguen.
G6icago Great @eIsrn Cine, er
osnre Jio pso at forlaage fin 9inie
ira 0ampton IL Clarion Gmie1
.ommer til al gaa omtrent 2 ulil i1o
for qatimer, en- M 80 blioer dnlagt
lise ipo for 9atimer, % g%pggeplaof T
blipsr / oenne lib uola9t; og naar
bette l9ies, bar Der Daret bolbi Qufs
ticn oper benz. 9psns Qapn bliDer
Coulter. 8erIom oGoulter" gsi
nogen 6remgan9. bill Del uOen 3Dipl
TtaDe Qatimer. latimer bar e1ers !
be isners Qar giort tore 5remitriot.
og 2atimers 5oltene prgper at trsite fig
% andre meb, at aGoulter" life 6liber
til noget At gstnoning. vi iful life
ubtale nogen S%pdaOom. men labe Ii
ben pfc, bpao BET bliDer iii; men no9et
lsjerligt nogst er DIT at aHlagge en-
8n ioa nRr en- %opDofsenoe og trip,lig
life 8p.
gi bar life fact r1egst Regn /
CONNER, men oog not til G. ri faar
en- nr%genlunoe JoD 1ol Z. "a ri Nlar
faur en- ualminbelig COB Qris for Boz
re prooufter. pil Der ingsn @runr
blipe til Stage.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-21
Korreiponeancer
GrOar 6aas3a."

Hrs. 6%orsluno % Sgn. gloin. ri.
tie / iioite ll9e til 9atimer. 81. booi
De aater at opboloe ia bos gamle Ben.
ner og 8%enoinger / noale Tiger.
= Dor 5erieitole. Der er blepet leoe-
at STUDENT 5b. gect, bar pqret meqeI
gobt beisgt. iGrlig ! Dc iioite Tiger.
oa DER bar pRret ca. - Bern, ion
bar oraget GDtte at lnberpisningen
Stolen iIutter / oenne llge, % ION
Slutningsfeit BIZ Der Ssnbaa Gfter-
miooag 6lipe Offering at 9srnene
Ra3aretb Strife, boortil ale, baooe Of.
ore % pn9re. ielpfelgelig er oeItom-
men.
qaa 5rcoag Gftermiooaq piI
Der blioe bolOt gsrnefeft / Ropna
Bart. iGrlia for aas Born, Der beie.
&c Dor SgnoagsItole oa 5erieifols. iaa
mango ION oil % tan. iamtes BED ia.
3aretb &irte &Iotfen /. % man oil
"a fplges ao ub / Stoben. 8otsne,
Iom tunoe snite at oeIta9e, CT i~elpfelz
9eliq beltommeu.
- gn Setter til Cars 8asmusien
30mrer) tom / iiofte LICE bsrtil IN
8anmart.
Sens Sepiens bar / Den foite
5io bait geieg At Slagtnin9e ira
9arfpin. Ga.
- RieIs q. Mat6ieiens glaoer ia
/ oenne 9io oDer ct 9sisg At oeres
Ssn gnOers. Der lite bar pRrst bjemz
me / en- 6 Qar.
= @amle 0lrs. Sepfen reiIte / mans
bags til Garpin. 5a., Tor al bsieae
SlGgtninger Der paa Gansn.
0rs. 66riitsnicu ira qatimer.
for 5ioen 9.ira hos Zen
ner og aenoings Der paa Ggnen.
= en D. at oore 6armere tar BE-
iluttet al faa af6olot R~eliaionsftole
uger meo Stubent 2b. gecf ION
Carer. Contingencies 6liner 6os
anoers Dams, Qorboeit for 9reosz
mile; Stotsn bill beebnoe / nqite uge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-21
9inifrn, ytebr.

81 babbe 5orsba9en ben i. Qua
Beisg at bort Samfunos 6ormano
8et giolot 9aitor g. Seniens 5no.
ICttelie i Yrefts CO 99reroerninqer
ben ~berbGrence getbania Meniobeo
Raar bsnne 6nn6linq fan uofsres
neo oet Qlpoy og glit pao 5or6olost
meIem 9raft % Mgb.. iom Del Itet,
Der, "a er BET en- bejtioelig Stuno.
bDor man ligeiom mGrfsr. at e uinn=
lat 9aano ordger 90 iammen6inbsr
ben Wlano % ben Weniabeo. Der ira
MI at itule le0e # benigt 6amiiielip
neo biHanoen. ~ GIT mao man lite
tTo. at paitor Senien Ierit be9Dnott
IN 8irliomh;o naonte 8ato. San
ION bertil / Slutningen al Mdrts
Waaneb fom 9anoioat, blep oroines
ret unoer foite Qarsmebe ca benbte
Ia tilbaqe BERTH, umiboel6art efier
0fgbet. ifel9e Web.s loDliQe Sab.
81 bar / Sommer BAIT en- 2 Waones
cers Re~iiaionsItole, hi ri er M en-
gang al be Wenreiter, Der latter eu
RelieionsItoie meaet bit, bboo 10 for
eDrigt oaiaa grof. Msnsr apr - for
fod piot er pi eniae. ~ st ri iRtttr
Den bit er lite uoen 8runo, t6i Ri OPP
naar neO Dor Stole be beDits aeiuls
later; oa ben bar, %iaapel ira 29rerens
Iom fra ggrnenes Sioe pqret pnfats
tex men a~Grligbeo, % eenne ma9ti9e
8rirtraft bar poa ben Ifsnneite Waas
De fjsrnet aae @anftsligbeoer. - 81
letter os life ben % refeftsrer oosr
Sagen paa ben Widaoe. al ri foragtsr
De ~forbadnDsn DGrence Wioler, ida
Ri uoen piOere iparfer til 5~snoagsito=
le % 6erieItole, n1ar ri life itrats
tunne foa Dem inbretteee efter bisie
beje 8sgreber. - Der er en- Def Del
| Brof. Msllsrs SnblGg / osnne Sag,
pi tunne gl9oe os ober, men Der ct oqz
iaa no9et, Der mitbeit taft maa Iaare
oper0r0entli9i. - grof. WsGer oil
tale Sfolens Gag. men / 9irfelig6e.
ben itaoer ban ben peo al labe baali
ON BET %beitdaenOe, oe bette er iaams.
get mere misligt, ION bet er uota!t
fra Q9reritolen / Blair.
profesforen pil life ipilbe mango
Orb og meget 8l1t paa at tale ON
unberpisningen / 8~erislfolsn. bOat
Sproget angaar; fan bare, ban bal
gjort noget, Der sr pprre, tbi bet tunot
let TONNE til at birts netop bet. bar
life bill = en- lllpit til belle Sogen r
ii9r nadr man ital taites / 4niigte:
Den er life noget og fan life blip.
noget D.. +. b." Oct fdlber ober d
Tom ct Stprtebao og tog fnaleoes fol
en- 3ib 9ejret fra os. baa6er bet fla
life ifDlle pore Sfoler bort.*)
Ser paa oisie Ggns bar hi brebs
pad msb R~eligionsftols / flere Mar, =
% hi er oa Diit life be eneite. Snar
bar bet bGret Yr9Iten, Der bar leoe
ben og mart en- STUDENT fra Gam
funbet. 8i bar altio bait gooe Re
fultater oerdF, baabe bpab Sprog d
Religionstunbita6 angaar. Os ffulo
y Zen 9rebs Rorrelponbaut ifal III
bliDe nerpss. inn ban misforitdar Bro
Nsaer, | g tbet for at iese inb bon
9anfesang. on Reo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-21
ccst Dem for GatarrBsS aISer, TOM iuSs'
hpIber EpffS1L,.

sitrrsm epiflsto ftfert oil ~fo-bGT5e SmageiaHfsH
De iuloiicneis gbeaese et belle SBhez. uear BIT
fdur trsH5e iHb siennem SlimBtnoeraf. Saatdnns
artitler blrte sIbrig 0raaes, unotogen { ier 6orltrit
fra ba9tise S9ger; til ben Stabe, b. oil aisrt. er Il
@anse D0rre e4ie Be sooe StrsEiEser, lon BE- maii9ss
naatte bare. Halls Catarfh Cure, ft-be-stta a. j..
: Gbenep q Co., 3oiebo. 8. i~H5eb0ioer Inlet 8Ji,s
IslU, 90 brIst fem tnboories gseoiea, p.s.er ben 6is.t,s
poa 3looet CO Sltu.hiroerHe. Nncr It = gbcT HIS
CatarFh Cure. iaa per fttsr paG al jaa brn oeie.
TeH truges iarl inouoriss 9eeoteiH os dl0frt,st- 10
lebe. 9, al I. j. Gheneu & 70. gtbressr-t trif.
r. Faass bo3 4rctbstsre. Iris T5c gloiten.
Halls Family Pills e. u 5toiis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-21
1ernbdnesiSte. ,
Cbicsgc, ST. Paul,
minneapolis s. Omaha.

sgd paa.
M. Z. Omaha Passenger 147 Firm.
/. do. do. 49,. 1920 =
). do. do. ST. Eft.
Nord paa.
A. Twin City Passenger 6.47 Firm.
2. Sioux City Passenger 3,34 Eft.
5. Omaha Passenger 6,1S
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-12-13

Take The Stock Review.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-12-13
It's easy-this being ;

It's easy-this being an editor.
Only last week THE UNION had an
offer from some sort of a bureau
down IN Washington to furnish US
all U editorial matter for ten
cents per week. Think Of getting
brains at ten cents per weekl-A
sort Of a free coinage Of opinions
for SO small a sum. Thanksl-
The UNION turned the generous
aacr down. When we can't edit
our paper We will get out Of the
business. However, some Of the
boys right here in the Hills BIT at
the bait and are using this scan
ned goods as original.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-12-13

No kind reader, The UNION has
not renowned Bryanism,' as one
suspicious reformer judged from
our leading editorial of last week.
Butt IS heretofore. THE UNION does
not believe il attempting an i'm
possibility BY making the cam
paign ~ Of 1904 imperialism and
Philippine Independence There
are real issues e TIC 70, real eviels
II combat and live questions Is
champion. imperialism IS not one
ofther1. Neither Is the question
cfSPhfHppine indspsndence. Don't
class TJHE Usloa "deserter''
becassse II speak opinions free
d alWays dong tlis and
snls prsssnt fnanag
manNi continue n do &.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-12-13
Well, Teddy Roosevelt isn't i

Well, Teddy Roosevelt isn't ii
SO slow if he really means what he
says about government adm irri-
eating the arid vest. But he
would have shown good judg-
mnent by recommending the stop
ping Of such leaks in the treasury
as are caused by the Philippine
hasco and other colonial ventures,
and using the money for the pro-
motion Of some such beneficial
plan as his irrigation scheme. Our
Philippine expense account for
one year would construct a string
Of reservoirs that would surprise
you.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-12-13

aMHstEEa.
When were you out to church
service lasta Stop and think the
matter over. If you are not a re-
gular attendant, go next Sunday.
Maybe it'll seem hard to do it, blu,
go-go anyway. It'll do you no
harm, may do you some good, and
you'll fell better for having attend.
I'd. Never mind the clothes you
wear, you'll be made welcome.
Go to church next Sunday.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-12-13

Any man who has ever worn a
suit of Brown Bros. California cloth
ing knows that they are the very
oest. You can buy these goods ssat
the same prices asked for eastern
goods. We handle a nice line Of
these suits and would be glad to
show them to the trade.-Tom
Sweeney Hardware Co.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-12-13

Who says trusts are unkind?
One Of them IS going to sell coal
to the Germans for a dollar and a
half a ton less than we have to pay.
OF course this is just because the
people owe there can't afford to 60
any higher.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-12-13

charitable enough to give this
trust-the most gigantic and far
reaching of its kind in the world
millions of dollars annually to Cen
COURAGE it.
The presidents recommendation
as to doing all possible to keep in
toxicants from the aborigines in
this country and calling upon other
nations for cooperation along the
same line abroad, is a proper posi-
ton. Yet he might have properly
gone a Istep further and included
other classes of our population.
An Indian is bad enough at best:
but let HIM get hold of a jug OF
whiskey and he's--well you know!
In many ways President Roose-
velt's message is a endable
one, but on live issues like trusts
and the policy which forms their
basis and furnishes them thell
protection it is somewhat disap-
pointing, when one stops to con.
slider the characteristics which
have brought position and renown
to the author of the document.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-12-13

The people Of Buffalo seem to
be determined to pay the bill rath-
er than to have any further talk
about it, and it speaks volumes
for the people Of Buffalo that they
are able to pay it, although the
Pan-American failed to pan.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-12-13
Food Changed to Poison.

Putrefyiug food in the intestines pro-
duces effects like those OF arsenic, but
Dr.. Kings New Life Pills expel the
poisons from clogged bowles, gently,
easily but surely, curing constipation,
~biliousness, sick headache, %fevers, all
liver kidney and bowel troubles. Only
@25c at G. M. Fallon's.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-12-13
Another English

Another English naval vessel
has gone to the bottom. If the
bloomin' Britishers can't keep
their tubs aAoat on an ordinary
cruise what would become of them
if a man like Schley got after them?
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-12-13

Now let congress get after the
anarchists in a business like man.
ner. We've got a big country, but
there isn't room enough here for
loyal citizens and anarchists both.
The latter must go.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-12-13

Well, we want, just as a matter
of form, to hear from the court of
inquiry in the schley investigation.
We have heard from the people
already.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-12-13
1Wanted.L

Reliable man for manager Of
Branch Office we wish to open in this
vicinity. II your record is o. K.
here is an opportunity. Kindly
give good reference when writing.
The A. n. MORRIS Wholesale House
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Illustrated catalogue, dc in stamps.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-12-13
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

kind. In some ways it is an able
and commendable paper, and in
others it is not. 1t lacks the ag-
gressive1ess and fearlessness of
its author, and in this regard failed
to meet the expectations aud hopes
of many. 1t indirectly favors the
ship subsidy steal, though it does
not openly advocate the passage Of
that piece of proposed legislation.
1t is framed with an eye to a "sood
Lord and good devil" policy on the
trust question, in that it opposes
meddling with or altering the
present high tariff law--the ack-
nowledged breeder of trusts and
combines.
President Roosevelt's ideas look
ing to the crushing out of anarchy
and giving the federal courts juris-
dicticn in cases Of assassination or
attempted murder of federal Of
hcials is commendable and will
meet with the hearty endorsement
of every lover of law and order.
On the question of trusts the
president advises the "utmost
caution" in legislation, with no
specific recommendation to con-
gress as to what should be done to
protect the masses from trust ex-
tortion. Yet he tavors govern
mental supervision and control of
great corporations "within reason
able limits" He fails to suggest
the "limits" and leaves the prob
lem as nearly unsolyed as it was
before he discussed it. The tariff,
which breeds trusts and fosters
them in their robbery, he declares
should be left alone, as any change
would be s.unWise." There is lit
tie satisfaction or hope for relief in
this section of his message.
If made in sincerity and the hon
est cooperation Of congress can
be secured, his recommendation OF
government construction of reser-
voirs and main bitches with a view
to irrigating the arid lands of the
west is most commendable.
Whether or not it is a bid 70,
western support in 1904 time will
tell, but The UNION heartily hopes
that it is made in all sincerity and
that something substantial will be
done in the matter. Millions OIL
acres which today are vast wastes
could be reclaimed drought irriga.
ton and made to blossom as the
rose. Houses would dot the hills
and valleys Of the west where to.
day are found few evidences o
twentieth century civilization.
The presidents recommen.
dations regarding the construction
OF the NicaTauguan caaal, the sus.
tanning Of the time-honored Mon.
roe doctrine and the laying Of :
trans Pacifc cable are commend,
abis7and will meet with hearty
support Of democrats and republi,
cans Aiken congress. They arc
truly American measures.
His view as to the closer and
more rigid restriction Of undesir.
able immigration, as well as hi.
favoring the ,rs-enactment Of the
Chinese exclusion law, are worthy
the support Of the official repre-
sentatiyes Of both political parties.
He does not declare point blanl
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-12-13
;RuTTERMAkERs' CONVENTION.
South Dakota Dairymen in Session

- ~
at Huron.
Huron, s. D, Dec. s.--The South
Dakota buttermakers' convention
opened last evening with greetings by
Mayor Gleayer, to which A. "a. Wheat
on Of Brookings responded, followed
with the annual address by President
Griffith, replete with valuable infor1na-
ton and Recommendations. Mrs. Alice
Feuling of B~rookings spoke Of the
science a cooking. . large gathering
OF Women taking deep interest in the
subject. The attendance included
representatives from Nebraska. Iowa.
Illinois, wisconsin and Minnesota.
The exhibits Of butter are numerous
and the contest for prixesswfm be more
spirited than heretofore. Manufactur.
sers of dairy and creamery supplies
have large exhibits Of their wares.
h1Azyrs4,AH
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-26

spreading in the Western belt. and our
market opened Z 10 . points eff, suhse
quently. after slight fluctuations, losing 4
10 8 additional, closing at the lowest, and
~ to IL below last night.
Heavy rains were reported over night
in Northern Louisiana and Eastern Texas,
good showers In sections Of North Texas
and light ones In portions Of Central Texas,
Arkansas and the Territories. This to.
gether with contiued weakness In the near
months In New York. where the corner
was expected, caused the sharp decline In
our market.
Longs were the principal sellers all day.
and the only sustaining feature was the
covering OF shorts to secure profits.
With speculation almost entirely absent
and rains extending, II will be difficult
matter TO sustain prices, particularly,
should sufficient moisture visit the entire
western section of the belt in the next
few days but on any further sharp de-
cline we think 1t prudent to take profits
on the short side, as the crop has yet 20
undergo the critical period and reactions
from time to time are not unlikely.
II. & Il. Beer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-26

New Orleans, July 25.--Good rains in scat
tered localities of Texas Oklahoma and
Arkansas and over Louisiana, caused weak
ness In cotton this morning. Buying TO
accept profits now is resulting In a steady
market with sellers scarce Cotton looks
like a buy on breaks for the present at
least.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-26

AMMUNITION Powder. per key. 81 m.
blasting powder. 81 50 per keg; dron shot
per sack, 81 75 buck, 81 90.
BACON Extra short clear, In sacks MI
@9Mc; regulars loc: boxed, Ac higher; bel.
TAGGING AND TIEs-Baggiur. aIh
7ibc; ~. III, Sc; Arrow ties, less tran csg,
load lots, from Houston, SIPS
CANDN--Stick, wrapped, basis "a No o
6ls6f6S,c per ID; No. I, fun weight basIs
"a, TAat7ilc per ID; special sizes, lac high.
er; mixed 6l26l15c, as to quality
CANnLES--Star, full weight 1OlSc; Gran
ite full weight, lie, Electric Lights nI6e
CEMENT Portland, ". 1898. 25; Rosen,
C0FFEEERio, fair SdsAc; psime. ~,
phc; choice, 9laM9ssc; Peaberry l2pGfi2lSes
Cordova, lSc. Roasted coffees. Arbuckle's
Ariosa, basis lOO,lb cases. l1Mc delivered;
Apex, 1880; Lion. lie: Gold Seal Mocha
aud Java. 1-lh cans, 2Se; Mocha ana Java
blend, lib cans, 2.lb and Alb pals, ls&c.
CRACKERS-A b c Soda, bulk. boxes,
6lsc; lib, cartons, 6Ac;. ginger snaps, Sc:
creams, Sc; stage planks, &c; cakes and
FLoUR- Basls 4slb sacks: Fancy htsh
patent So, 20; fancy. half patent. 81 10:
third grade, So 20; 24-lb sack. Zoe per bar
rel higheri -four In wood i5c per barrel
FARINAcEous GOODS Grlts. hom,ny
ana cream meal, In barrels, 81 90: Pearl
meal, In 38-ih sacks, So Is per barrel az
four sacks; Scotch oats 50 q: FrleuSs'
oats, 81 10 Columbia oats, 81 %; Hawkeys
L1RD--Renned tlerce, compound. 7m,
leaf, a&QeAe; boib eana. ke higher than
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-26
coTroN WEAK lN NAV YORK.
Trading Was on that Sentiment, but
Steadiness Developed at the Close.

lraolng was on tndt sentiment, but
a Steadiness Developed at the Close
New York, July 25.-The cotton market
was weaker again today, with prices an
other step lower under heavy liquidation,
bear selling and absence OF speculative sup
port Operations We're active and In a
spasmodic way from the start with the
August option leading the decline. First
sales showed a decline Of to - points with
the market Officially bulled hut steady
on the decline. Pronounced weakness was
developed before the next ten minutes
elnpsed and prices dwindled rapidly as
long cotton sought almost vanly for a
resting place,
The low price OF tile morning Indicated
slight rally on proht-taklng and tenn
porary lull In the liquidation movemt nj.
Tile list as a whole worked up Z 10 q
points and this led faint hearted bulls 10
predict turn In the course of the mar
kct and n rally, but later in the afternoon
the market again turned weak and went
on 10 the lowest level of the day
prominent factor In the early decline
was sensational weakness In business due
70 tremendous liquidation. Supplementing
the cables We're the reports that good rai :
had fallen over Northern Texas and thar
showery conditions were likely tonight and
tomorrow over most OF Texas and ali OF
Oklahoma and Indian Territory. Drouih
damage news grew worse us the fairly
plentiful but few advices contained buying
orders 10 give weight 10 the references 10
The weather conditions. Parts OF the cen
trail cotton belt also reported rains while
the eastern belt was being restored to new
life by clear, mild weather Receipts AZ
the ports continued very small
spot eotton markets Were heavy, hut
The market was finally steady with prlces
net II TO IL points lower