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eli. :, i,,,o, Dealers Bond.

Greenvllle. Texas. December 31.--G. T.
Anderson. living near Commerce has en-
tered suit in the district court against
Ablowlch & Green. saloonlsts at that town,
for $1,000 alleging violation of their Ldnor
dealers bond In the sale Of intoXlcdnts
TO his son Grover. a minor II Is alleged
that these violations were frequent and
continued from February 10 November l.
igNi Tho hondsmcn Of Ablowich & Green
arc also Included an the suit. these being
W T. Roam, w. II. Blair and IL. NJ
Satchpr.
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per annum. =. The hank OF James VI
Raymond ~ Artll went into voluntary
liuuidation.
81. 1eneral Luther Hare was presented
with sword by bhc people Of Shpr.
man. Another fp.li accident occurred
In the Beaumont on ticld IA hig rics
carnival was held ~ BAY city.
10. \ heavy rain, accompanied hy a high
wind. prevailed over Southern Texas
81. JEFF ~ Miller was appointed acting
manager OF the Houston aud Texas
Central.
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n.sideno. DAMAGED at Mckinney.

Mckinney. Texas, December 30.A house
belonging to +. w. Mack, occupied by c.
Parish, was nearly DESTROYED by IRE this
burned Lamp explosion caused 1t.
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NOVEMBER.

l. Eugene Brady, who killed a fellGCyw
cerk at Fort Worth. was given NE
sentence. =,
. The business part ~ Leona. . small
town in Leon county, was deslroySd
hy Grc \ cyclone struck negro set
tjemcnt near Waco and destroyed sight
l. Joseph johnson of Fort Worth pleaded
guilty To killing his wife and man
She was with aud was given nc term
A third shipment OF cotton goods
from Bonham, Texas. TO china WAS
made. 49,.
Hall fatally and Zach Han SlghtlN
wounded In gun fight NJ bockhari -.
Young man by the name OF John
Dodd. who lost his money In an Aus
I'm gambling house, shot three men.
The supreme court handed down a de.
cision In which 1t held that deputies OF
county officials must he paid hetore
g W u cornish wac elected president
Of tho san Antonio and Arkansas Pass'
succeeding T. r. Stillman
Z. District court lasted only one-hnll gay
In Refugio county. No indictments were
returned. , 4.
s. Mrs. Mary S Johnston was burned TO
death at Floresville. Hair dozen
business houses were burned Of ShelhN-
vile, The IRE is supposed to have been
the work Of an incendiarN; t.,
10 The German Lutheran church met III
it's hfth annual synod at Cueto,
II Moses Dillon was pcrcmptortly removed
from his position as collector oil Gus
toms nj III PaSo. "A race plou CaI h,
near being precipitatcd az Rogers ny
negroes who wnnted 10 eat at the same
table with white people
u. Negroes at Weldon fred ON party OF
four white men, killing one OF them
and wounding another
IA The Travis county grand jury has
closed thc gambling houses IN austin
again openl; me penit n no ,rin
cotnty The report Of the comptroller
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1. The court of criminal appeals upheld
the constltutionality of the general
stock law
q. The Texas Associated Commercial clubs
effected permanent Organization at Dal-
las.
3. President Mckinley and party, on their
tour to California reached the State
line at an early hour, and were given
great reception. The survey at n
canal to connect the Brazos and Col
orado rivers was begun. The New
Workers We're given banquet nj Dal-
4. Twenty-Five business houses were burn
ed at Lufkln. "A big warehouse was
burned at Dallas and the loss was be
tween $500, 600 and 100000.
g. The Sherman, Shreveport and South
ern railroad was absorbed by the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas railway.
4 tornado did grent damage In Milan,
Falls and Limestone counties
s. The spinning department ~ the Bon
ham cotton mills put In operation.
r. The rice industry has caused the build
ing of two new towns in Colorado
eounty-Lake and Garwood :. The
high school building at Salado which
was burned on the 11th will be rebuilt
"A fac vein nj good coal was fohnd
near Eagle Pass The merchants
ganized TO fight the bon weeyil.
ID. The secretary Of state declared the
charters OF nearly 500 Texas corpora
tIons forfeited. Good rains fell In the
10. The Frisco stockholders met at Sher-
man, elected directors and authorized
bond issue. .. Superintendent Kendall
was elected principal Of the Denton
Normal and Arthur lie Fevere was mp
pointed State superintendent of public
instruction.
II. The Ezeiai Airshlp company was or
ganlzed at PittsburG.
%. The first water shipment of Beaumont
oil was made in Standard Oil barges
%. Supreme court decided the franchise
tax against corporations unconstitu-
tional
"a. The Hogg syndicate horght fifteen
acres of land on gusher hill Mt Beau,
mont, paving $500 00 for 1t.
%. Four business houses were burned at
Weatherford. The drouth in South
west Texas broken by heavy rain.
II. The trial of the Standard oil cases be
gan at Waco
Is. The States answer to the petition OF
Schendell was filed in the supreme
court by the attorney general.
%. block of business houses was de
stroyed by firc at Bremond. ID. The
agents Of the Waters Pierce OH com
pany on trial ut Waco were acquitted
30. Decoration day was generally observed
throughout the State. u
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FEBRUARY.

f.. Tornado wrecked oil mill at Denton.
Destructive storm passed over the !
Western portion of Delta county. killing |
two persons aud injuring several. OH
found in Parker county.
. Attorney generals Office gave out an
important opinion as TO the rights of
the state in lands sold for any other
purposes than mining.
!. The governor signed the Calvert, Waco
and Bra2os Valley absorption bill. ..
Snow fell over the Panhandle country
!. The machinery for the Bonham cotton
factory was placed in position.
|. Tho railroad commission announced
that II does not consider the indebted
ness of roads when making freight
rates.
!. February % was set apart by Gov
ernor Savers ms Arbor Day.
J.: ". Moore was appointed as Judge
Of the Twenty. second judicial district
-. Seven residences were burned at
Dallas. and the Union depot at. Forr
Worth Sherman Daughters Of tho
Confederacy pctitioned the legislature
TO erect a monument TO Albert sydney
Johnson.
J. Snow ranging from one 10 twelve
inches, fell In North Texas. =. Several
4 Floyd,
;. DR.. Phillips issued statement which
shows that Texas produced S31. 3Ay, $50
In minerals during the past eight years.
n -. A negro was frozen to death near
u Tyler. Cotton oil mill at Galveston
Il Burned.
~
a MARCH.
2. General observation OF independence
/. Day over Texas.
81 About 100000 barrels OF, petroleum,
81 several boarding houses and loaded box
y cars were burned at Beaumont.
a. Five children were cremated near Co
V manche. 1T was decided to build cot
n ton mill at Celeste.
B, The blue bonnet was adopted by legs-
lative action as the official flower Of
III Texas. Twelve frame houses were
burned at Granger. The capacity of
& the Corsicana cotton mill was in
VI creased.
q. Cotton seed warehouses were burned
III In Dallas; oss sS0,o0n.
q. The New York merchants accepted the
Invitation to visit Texas,
3. The Frisco railroad reached Sherman
2 !. Four business houses with most OF
s their contents were burned at Tyler.
p. storm prevailed throughout North
PA east Texas: at Wills Point -four per.
sons We're killed. twenty injured and
.W S5o,o00 worth of property destroyed.
VA prairie fire did great damage in
as Motley. King and Dickens counties.
IA Charters for cotton. mills at Celeste
and Plttshurg were hled.
". a committee of Victoria business men
reported that the Guadalupe river can
be made navlgahle,
III John Henderson, negro. was burned
at the stake in Corsicana in the pres.
ence Of 5000 people; he murdered Mrs.
f Younger near that place, The bust
M ness portion of Livingston was burned
by FIRE started ny snfc blowers.
IA, Attorney General Smith died The
n Rock Island stated that 1t would build
lH several extensions,
III. Formal notice was given Of the pro
posed visit of the New York merchants
s# 49,. Six houses were burned At Tyler
~ ....A small green hug doing great
l damage TO the wheat field of the State
10, The Bolton Cotton mill building wa'
i.N completed
VS.. The governor announced the appoint
A8 ment Of c. K. Bell MS attorney gen
Z eral Sulphur In large quantities. wal
found NJ High Island.
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Heart
Disease

Ninety Per Cent Of Il Really Caused
From Poor Digestion.
Real organic heart trouble is incurahie,
but scarcely one case in hundred Is or
ganic.
The action OF the heart aud stomach are
both controlled by the same great nerves,
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Observation-Disclosures
|: A Chronology for Texas. g
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

10. A much needed rain fell In Central
Texas. Corner stone of the Ursnlne
convent was laid at Bryan.
%. Engineer Richie commenced surveying
Buffalo ship channel In order TO as,
-. certain where dredging Is necessary
~. Another ,gnshcr was, struck at Beau
mont and considerable excitement en-
sued. James Martin, who lived hvc
Weeks with broken neck, died at
tirandvicw.
80. The entire output Of the Denison hos
lery mill for Il year was sold
APRIL.
/. The French cruiser suchet in the port
Of Galveston.
.. Proposition to issue bonds FOR a light
and water plant carried OF Waco. -.
Municipal elections were held IN many
towns and cities In Texas.
g. The whent pest attacked cotton in XIII
county.
4. Hon. John IL Reagan denied that any
ofrcr was made by President LINCOLN
10 pay for slaves. Electrical workers
at Dallas struck.
). Mrs. Benedette 3. Tobin. state presi
dent Of the Daughters Of the Confed-
eracy, died in Austin An explosion
of 20,oGo pounds of powder din great
damage ut Bowie
10 The corner stoue Of the Gonzales cotton
mill was a,d with Masonic honors
IL. The State superintendent and the. at.
torney-general upheld the right OF
school trustees to enfore vaccinations
...,John Peter Smith OF Fort worth
died In st. Louis.
10. A block OF business horses were burn
ed at Tenaha; twenty.four firms lost
$4,000: insurance S13,215.
Is. Property valued at $4,000 was de
stroyed by tire at San Antonio.
IS. The governor approved the Galveston
commission measure.
10. A. II Belo, publisher of the Galveston
Dallas Nehs, died at Asheville, \. g.
The State oratorical contest was won
by John Il. Green, Jr.. Of the South
western University. The carpenters
in San Antonio struck,
90. The veterans of the Texas war for in
dependence met IN ANNUAL convention at
Austin.
"a. Passenger train wrecked near San An
tonic. Fireman killed. the train crew
and some of the passengers injured,
"a. In the Pickett case from Comanche
county, the court Of criminal appeals
held that in a second trial for muir
tion for manslaughter, II the evidence
showed murder. II would sustain a YER
dict for manslaughter.
%. The Dallas opera house was destroyed
by fire. Five men attempted to hold
up Queen City, but were frustrated III
their attempt after killing one man.
The Katy extension was completed &c
San Antonio.
&C. A good vein of coal was found neal
Tyler. -. The contract was let for tht
building Of the Denison, Boaham and
New Orleans railroad.
81. The New York visitors were received
at Austin by Governor Savers.
= = -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-21
Thomas Branch & Co.,
Esta blished 1889
MEMBERS N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
mEMBERsH Y. coTToNExcHANGE
PRIVATE WIRES TO
PRINCIPAL MARKETS.
investment Securities
A sPEc1ALr.
ia 1o-Iy

voice IN the affairs Of the property.
The Gould stocks were firm, and Texas
Pacific In particular rallied easily.
The old pool in United States Leather
was reported to be in working order again
There was talk of an early advance
IN Rubber Goods. on consolidation ru-
mors.
The Steel stocks were helped by belief
that obstacles to the conversion plan were
practically removed. and the Independent
steel issues sympathized.
The bank statement was a disagreeable
surprise. as, although it showed a well
come decrease in loans, the close in the
surplus reserve, and particularly in cash,
had bad effect on the market, which is
taken to indicate n probable continuance
of tight money conditions. On the reac-
ton, it was noticeable that the Gould
stocks were allowed to swing back with
very moderate support, although st. Paul
acted well.
The early advances IN specialties like
Leather and the Rubber stocks, were
partly lost but the last few minutes
trading brought in little support from
traders. covering shorts put out early
in the day.
There was very fair general pool sup
port.
London sold about 1000 shares from the
curb in spite of the absence of any off.
cial market there
Reserve, decrease s., 1857 125
Loans, decrease s--,.64 800
Specie decrease s5.76s.1OO
.Legals, decrease s1,5s3 6OO
Deposits. decrease s19s9S. 300
Circulation, increase $493,S
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Spot closed quiet; middling uplands. &C.;
middling Gulf, 9Ac.; sales, 1,241 bales.
The cotton market opened easy. with
prices to 8 points lower, under general
Liverpool cables, heavy receipts. and a
good weather map. Following the call.
the Wall Street bull faction started in to
IN to STA within one point Of the close
Of last night. But the Commission house
contingent had large selling orders of
profit-taking character from their con-
stituents. and the bulls were compelled
to absorb this cotton even to hold the
market from further declines below the
opening figures. The private crop re-
ports, nevertheless, were still very pessi-
CONTINUED ON PAGE 24.)
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COTTON GOSSIP.
Landenburg Thalman saws:

Landenburg Thalman says:
We hear from very good sources that
cotton crop along Gould railway system
is in good condition, and, barring frost,
will yield an average CROP.
Telegraphic advices from the South In
dictate that while rain has been quite
general during the week, the precipita ton
has been light, or moderate as rule.
Picking has made excellent progress,
and the marketing of cotton has been
quite free.
The temperature was rather low dur
ing the early part of the week, with light
frosts reported at few points.
Mum said Friday he believed the mar
ISet could not hold unless the bull crowd
took on more cotton, and he looked for
an easier market. This happened, and
he believes it will be still easier. He
says on any fair advance sell cotton for
a turn.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK. September .2O.-F1our-
Moderately active and little steadler
as to undertone. Winter patents, So. 6OGt
$3.50; Minnesota patents, s3.S0@$400
Rye Flour-Quiet; fair to good, S315G.
s340
Buckwheat Flour-Quiet at s175@s225
Corn Meal-Firm; yellow western, 1872
Rye-Easy; No. western, $50.
Eurley-Dull: feeding, 43c.
Wheat-Spot firm; No. 2 red, 74Ac. Cen
eral firmness prevailed in wheat this
morning on rains in the West, buying
for an advance, light offerings, light
demand on foreign account, and strength
In September. due to squeeze of shorts.
The close was very firm. at a A@1hc.
net advance. May closed at 755sc.; Sep
TENDER closed 754c.
Corn-Spor steady; No 2. U1sc. Option
market was also higher, led by the wheat
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TIPS ON THE MARKET.

London yesterday-holiday.
,dard oil crowd is very bullish or
Tobacco As.
"a BROTHERS talk IS for new KOCH
common within thirty days.
are told TO watch Chicago Union
~, nreferred. It will go up pres
into the 70s.
,ssee Coal and Iron, Illinois Cen
Union Pacific, Pennsylvania, and
L Gas will make higher records
all denies rumors of negotiations
fke settlement and reports situa-
tchanged.
sing violence in coal region.
I'd advance in ST. Paul due to
81 Oil buying foreshadowing close
re with Missouri Pacific, 1T Is SAID
thr is a good purchase.
&c in Missouri Pacific July earn
I'M 10 comparison with month OF
lieain movement last year.
Gsults being shown in reducing
ex,ratio and this will probably go
Tnuher.
Nan insiders <ery confident as
TO gults of electric equipment.
BIT second week of September, in
creno.
sease $4,000.
Tlare bullish on Pennsylvania
t.cond week September, increase
sS2,t
BtSt. Louis Southwestern prefer
reds on 4 per cent. basis.
Den Steel case regarded as sub.
stantory.
I'm financial interests say there
will ley enough to go around. blu
rate5robably be stiff over end OF
year
Du Bradstreet's review represent
condery active.
Mem insider thinks stock ev-
tren1ap and believes that equity
in Man Securities will ultimately
be Seahle.
Alicper cent. Tor depreciation al
lowaraerican Locomotive earned
ful! p dividends with some small
surpI,
Leatnmon will derive manifold
Inc NEW oSiSCy SooA "a
Errorpeals' decision in the United
States,ase. II you would make
moneandustrials
Thief the victory Of the United
States tho courts Is really greater
than acial consideration would in
dicate.sing, as it were. cloud
that hung the industrial situa-
ton.
Secre the Treasury Shaw's an
nounce s1o,0oo.0o0 additional money
10 go frculation. is another en-
ceuraglor The money situate,
seems working :tself out as Mr..
Morsany said it would.
Neal, important railway in the
West htetely rebuilt in the last ten
Years. George Gould. We con-
sloer Ucific common the cheapest
airioenf stock, on the list. and the
ConYertids are exceedingly good
:investn
Seorgtlld says Missouri Pacific
is ~orthh as Northwest. He will
'fona biae the profitable example
SET by Ter high tinancier, W. x
sandero retire Missouri Pacific
'iirooghslthwestern Polling Com
pany. VII issue collateral bonds
for the
The opas hard. Though the an
sehce oi,ndon prices and uncer-
taity asbank statement, checked
outside kon.
St Pant,cea.,v s,rnnp and was
helped pumor that through the
purchassniih holdings the Rookie
ieiless bred the preponderating |
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The curb market was very dull and I'M
interesting yesterday, the only feature
being the strength in Virginia Coal and
Coke, which still continues to advance.
1t closed at SO bid, offered at 331s
American Can stocks were neglected,
there being no sales, and closed at l3
bid, offered at 13sa for the common and 81
bid, ssA asked for tho preferred
Rock Island securities continued strong
United States Steel per cent. bonds
closed 9S bind, offered eS1..
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS

EAST LIBERTY, PA. September 20
Cattle--Steady; choice, s7.1o@s7.25; prime,
S6.25@s6.75; good, s5@s5.25.
Hogs-Lower; prime heavies, s7.S5@90;
mediums, s7.So1sZS5; heavy Workers.. s7.75
@s7.S0; light Workers, s7.60@sz7O; pigs, $40
s7.35; roughs, S6@$740.
culls and common, s1.5o,s2. co.; choice lambs,
s5.e0@S5.S0; calves, sS@sS.50.
EAST BUFFALO, September 20.-Cat-
tle-Receipts, 200 head; veals SOC. lower;
tops, s2@S2.S5
Hogs-Receipts, 1850 head; market slow,
50015c. lower; heavy, s7.75@s7S5; mixed,
s7.f0@s770; Workers. s7.5OGs7.55.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts, 400 head;
top lambs, s560@s5.70; culls, s4.40@s5.5O;
sheep, top moxed s375Gs4.00.
CINCINNATI, September 2o.-Hogs ac-
tive at s7.57@s7.60.
Cattle steady at s2@S260.
Sheep steady at s150,s3.25.
Lambs steady at So 75@s5.40.
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The baltimore Market.

The Baltimore market yesterday was
quite active in Atlantic-Coast Line Sc
curities. The common stock sold up as
high as III. and closet around that figure
Coast Line, of Connecticut, was In good
demand around 346 to 54s.
Seaboard Airline securities were ne
elected, only few hundred shares trad
ed in. The common closed at 3211k bid.
Preferred Sis bid and the per cent.
bonds SSE bid.
changed.
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GRAIN NOTES.

Shorts were liberal buyers Of wheat,
especial September. Buying of late
months is more general.
Pit has it that Armour & Co. have
bought December Wheat quite heavily.
Valentine personally took over 100000.
Liverpool corn closed unchanged: wheat
Ad higher; market steady.
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-MONEn STOCKS, BONDS PRODUCE COTTO AND LIVE STOCK

advance, and on fears that rains west
would check the movement. The market
eased off trifle towards noon, under
pressure. but finally recovered. and closed
firmer at q 1k9Ac. advance. May closed
SIC; September, 6715c.; October, 64AAc.;
oats-spot dull; No. 2, a2c Options
May closed sae ssc ssptem6er s5e 6ec ans
Der, 35c.
Beef.steady; family, s15.55@s16.5o; beef
hams. s22.0egse3o0:
icy Cut pdH sti hae Rlsk1ra bellies, A0
: Lard.Firm; western steamed. SLIGO; re-
1ca SsS e9mp9nndii s:S G
clear, s14.oo6s21.0O; mess. s17I51 s1S.5O
Butter-Steady; extra creamery, 22@
2211kc.
creamery, small colored fancy, uc.;; small
white, lie.
average prime, s20@22c. = -
Tallow-Dull; country packages, $50
Rosin-Market steady; strained, COM
mon to good, s155.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES firm.
Rics-Market firm; domestic. fair to ex-#
ira, 4A@sc.; Japan, 47s@4Ne.
s5zse.; mild Steady; cordova. sa1ikc e COZ
fee futures opened steady, with prices
. TO IL points lower, stnlS sdecllne @Delng IN
keeping with easier French and German
markets. The local market was finally
quiet, with prices net to 10 points
lower.
sugar-Raw firm; fair refining. &c.; cen
trifugal, SC test, 31A4c.; refined firm; con-
loaf, $3.50; crushed, $500; powdered, 81 80;
graduated, s4.7O; cubes, $3.50.
Potatoes-Barcly steady: Jersey, $1,000
s2.65; New York, per $50 pounds, S1.75;
Long Island, $1.62@S1.75; South Jersey
sweets, S2.OO@s3.50.
Cabbages-Quiet and steady; Long
Island, per 100, sS.00@s3.5o.
COtton-By steam to Liverpool, 20c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-21

NEW YORK. September 2O-Cattle-
Receipts, 210 head. Beeves steady. Cables
last received quoted natives al 1372@15Ac c.,
dressed weight; refrigerator beef at 1870
13kc- per pound. Exports to-day, partly
estimated, 1,04S beeves, 1000 quarters.
Calves-Recelpts, 234 head; a few veal
ers at $500 per 100 pounds
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 1892 head
Sheep and lambs quoted steady; dressed
mutton, 5@7c. per pound; dressed lambs,
71AG10c.
Hogs-Receipts, 6O9 head; market weak.
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COTTON MARKETS

LIVERPOOL. September 2o-Cotton-
Spot; small business done: prices 1-16d
lower; American middling for, SD: mid:
ding, 5-16d.: low middling. 31-32d.; or:
binary. 23-32d The sales of the day
were 5000 bales, of which 500 were for
speculation and export, and included 1900
American. Receipts, 5000 bales, including
GOO American. =
Futures opened easier and closed quiet:
American middling, September, 456-64@
57-64d.; September and October, 46-6i@
47-64d., buyers; October and November,
42-64d.; November and December,
39-64@4 40-64d.; December and January,
80 ss-s4g4 $780, 90 January and February,
37-64d., buyers; March and April,
37-64d.; April and May 36-64G4 37-64d.,
buyers: May and June, S6-64@4 81 Sd,
buyers.
NEW YORK September 2o-cotton-
Quiet; middling, &C.; net receipts $50
bales: gross receipts, 1927 bales; sales,
1,241 bales; stock, 224919 bales.
bales. Exports-to Great Britain, 10,045
bales; to the Continent, 1854 bales.
Consolidated: Net receipts, 1928 bales.
Exports-to Great Britain, 10,045 bales;
to the Continent, 1854 bales.
Totals since September list: Net re-
ceipts. 4S6.379 bales. Exports-to Great
Britain, 99,256 bales; to France, 25.33S
bales; to the Continent 16532S bales.
Cotton futures Onened eaSy and closed
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FRorcsaL5.

BIDS FOR FURNISHING SUPPLIES
to the Penitentiary Cor the Gexr three
months will be received Until II RI
TUESDAY. September g. ls.l2
Blanks can be had by Supplying Ia
G.. AI. HELMS
&c 20-2t Superintendent.