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MINNEAPOLIS DYE WORKS. OVERS AND
French dry cleaners. Oldest, largest and best
dry cleaning establishment west Of New York.
242 and 522 Nicollet
NORTH STAR DYEING AND FRENCH DRY
cleaning work, 713 Hennepin av: both phones.
THE PANTORIUM, g27-g N1COLLET Az
Fancy dyers and French dry cleaners Prices
right. We lead, others follow. - r.
TWIN CITY DYE. WORKS-Practical dyers,
French dry cleaners; out-of-town orders
wanted Prices moderate. .S16 Mic. Phone 1876.
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BOARD AND ROOMS

FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND ROOMS, MOD
ern; rates reasonable. Burtis House. l125 4th
st N. ~ -
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, WITH
or without board. 1A 9Th st s. Miss Wesley.
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FEMALE

Competent stenographers furnished; no charge
typewriter Exchange, 237 Hennepin, Mpls.
SITUATION WANTED AS 4IOUsEKBDPER
by an educated lady, to widower or single
gentleman, or as lady's nurse; references
Address B. W., Buffalo, n. D.
WANTED-SECOND WORK BY YOUNG
girl. Address Ss62, Journal.
WIDOW LADY WITH LITTLE GIRL DE-
sires situation as housekeeper; references ex-
changed. 1882, Journal -
WANTED-A PERMANENT POSITION AS
cashier in grocery store; understand book
keeping. Also waiting on trade, Refer
ences S7O8, Journal. :
RESPECTABLE WIDOW WITH ONE CHILD
wishes position as working housekeeper; will
give reference. 3415 Fremont av N.
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Ar1cTIoN SALES

w. b. GORDON, AUCTIoNEER. s41 GUAR
anty Loan building; Is years experience.
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cLA1RvoYANTse

clairvoyant and business medium, can be
consulted daily on all affairs Of life. $40
I'D av s., 51-! ~ % E6sFtli,==-s - SO ,ts
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PERSONAL
DIR. BERTHA SHEPARD, SPECIALIST.
Diseases Of women. Office, 4o7 Nicollet- TEL
ephone M 65a-J2. Office hours, p. m. to s
p. m. Consultation free.
LADIES IN DOUBT, PLEASE CALL OR
write DR.. Bly,, s27 4th st S. New book, &c.
FEMALE DISEASES CURED.
Irregular menstruation quickly cured; forty
night. Dr. Wheeler, Globe building, Mime
apolis. Telephones, N. w.. 320a LIZ: 4. c.. 325.
Good home for patients. = =.
STINGY,- LAZY, INDIFFERENT OR INlDls-
crete persons can grow bald while they sleep;
but It requires some energy, small expense,
perseverance and common sense to retain
You Your hair. hair Facts About HAIR and $50
Reward" free oliver X. Chance, hair and
scalp specialist, $50 Syndicate Arcade. Min
neapolis. MINI.
MRS. L. n. HURLBUT, v. d., ELECTRO
yitopathy and vapor baths for ladies. 1920
1st ay s. Hours, q. m. to p. N.
HAS MEDICINE CURED YOU? NO. HUN
dreds Of sufferers have been cured at the
Gates Institute of Magnetic Healing. Con-
sultation free. 1863 Bank Of Minneapolis bldg,
302 Nicollet av.
YOUR FORTUNE TOLD FREE BY ASTROL-
ogy Success assured In love and business.
Past, present and future carefully treated.
All mysteries revealed for next ten days only.
Send.10c in stamps and your birthday. I will
give you description Of your ideal and a
stars. Prof: Fredericks, 1868 Pearl 81, buf-
falo, N. Y. :. -.
DANCING GLASSES MONDAY EVENING,
with social following. Buck and wing and
private by appointment. Holcomb's Acad-
emy, 43 4th st 8.
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MOVING

slFEs, boilers And aE1V9 MAcHIN-
cry moved household good moved and
packers. Collective carloads for the coast q
specially. Boyd Transfer & Storage Co., 40
S Sd st. Telephone, Main 656. both companies
THD NJ. p. D. delivers packages in city. 10c:
St Paul, 15c. is 7th st s. TeI1526-1: T. G. .10sa
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STORES

SHOP FOR TAILOR. SHOEMAKER,
s; S.. O' ' w. =. d. y,
ALL KINDS OF BUSINESS PROPERTY
FOR RENT. THORPE BROS. ,ANDRUs BID.
FOR RENT, STOREs-WE COLLECT MORE
rents and have charge Of more business prop
erty, wholesale and retail, than any other
agent. Come in and consult our Mr.. McGrory.
Edmund G. Walton. 300 Hennepn av.
FOR RENT-SFIOP FOR REPAIRS, SHOE
maker or agency business; $6 per month. 23a
10th ay S.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTED-TO WORK WITH SOME GOOD
carpenter; have some knowledge Of trade;
strictly temperate; age &c. Address H. Chap
man, general delivery, st. Paul:
WANTED-BY WELL EDUCATED YOUNG
man. position in real estate office or whole.
sale house, where there is reasonable chance
OF advancement to good and permanent posi-
ton. SS11, journal. -
WANTED-BY F1RsT-CL CHEF
cook, manager and all-around restaurant and
hotel man, good position. Best references.
Address 1914, journal.
YOUNG NAN OF Is, GOOD CHARACTER,
desires to work for board while attending
high school. Address E. H., 221s dupont
av N.
A YOUNG. MAN, 25 YEARS, sCANDINA-
Wan, experience as teacher, bookkeeper and
piano salesman, wants work during afternoon
or evening while attending university; good
penman, accurate, quick at figures; can fur
nish references and bond. Address j., POOL
7th st S.
BARTENDER, EXPERIENCED, STEADY
and reliable: acquainted in city; wants work.
1864, Journal.
sTENoGRAPHERs ADVERTISING FOR PO-
sitions are not graduates Of the Munson
Shorthand Institute, Guaranty building; We
make it our business to place all our sradu-
ateS In paying positions.
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BOARD WANTED

WANTED-QUIET, HoMBLIKE BOARDING
place for Students at $3.50, within IL blocks
of postoffice. Address 8S75, Journal.
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FOR RENT
UNFURNIsHED. FLATs-oontinued.

UNEURNISHED FLATS-Continued
FIRST FLOOR FLAT, 5-RooM, DETACHED
east front brick house; Sunnyside; hand
somely finished In hardwood, two mantels
and crate, shades, gas fixtures, gas range,
boiler attached to furnace, bath, laundry,
front and rear lawn; folding doors between
ell rooms. 2644 Colfax av s. 81
MODERN FLATs-SIX TO EIGHT ROOMS,
$3.50 to $40 w. w. Clark, '313 Nicollet
FOR RENT, IN THE CARLTON, 1920 dst
av S, finest 7-room fiat in the city; rent $45;
also one, 4 rooms, $25; apply H. Parsons, SIG
Guaranty building, or 2812 LIST av S, from to
8 %. NJ No. T. s-,
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UNFURN1sHHD FLATS

UNFURNIsHHD FLATS
FLATS, FLATS, FLATS, FLATS, FLATS
wanted by responsible parties List them
with me If you want them rented September
the first. IT,. W. Eastman 412 Htcollet av'
room ]. J.L- - =. -
MODERN 5-ROoM FLATS At THE CL1N-
ton, Clinton and e 18th st. Frank Miller.
IN THE WALDORF, THE FINEST SIX,
seven and eisht-room apartments IN city;
steam heat, gas and electric lights; marble
ner Park av and 18th st: See janitor or
Vanstrum. -..--.
NEW MODERN sIX-RooM .FI,AT, GROVE
land Apartments; artesian water, steam heat,
etc. esk TSa F. N. r Henry, n Iumber Esebanse. Excl @ ~
$16-FIVE-ROOM FLAT, BATH. GAS
range, brick building; desirable for man and
wife; no children; references. 70S 9Th st S.
A FIVE-ROOM FLAT. s12; A. FIvE-ROOM
fiat, s1s; 2soo Dupont av s; private halls: gas
Baxter Bros, 535 Temple Court. 4 4's>
FLATS 10 RENT-5-RooM, STEAM HEAT-
ed, modern fats; every conveniepce; good To-
cation and service, See 1janitor, 527 9Th av Sc
FOR RENT-MODERN FIVE-ROOM, FLAT,
tor. Call at 701 Andrus building.
SIX AND SEVEN-ROOM STEAM-HRATED
flats In Reynolds and Hilt Sd av and 10th
st, $36 and $3.50. Herman, 40 Phoenix.
FUR HtEN'l-SOUIf1GAASl-- ANU SEiH-
en- room flats, 9th st and 18th fay Sc. Mod
ern nine-room house, Oak st Sc, near uni
versity. Gould, 315 Ontario st Sc.
FLAT, FOURTH FLOOR, -FOUR ROOMS.
modern except heat; no children furniture
UPPER NICOLLET. ISLAND, FINE SIX
room second floor nat; modern, without heat.
F. c. Griswold, Nicollet island. N. w. TEL
SIX AND sEVEN-RooM sTEAM-HEATED
flats in Reynolds and Hit, Sd av s and 18th
st, $55 and $3.50. Herman, 410. Phoenix.
nearly all-modern three,room fiat, newly 1T
ted up; ready Sept ]. To adults only. 2Ss7
FOR RENT-FOUR-ROoM aCO2Y FLAT,
new ingram paper; bath and gas. Walking
distance. SIS. SIG 10th st s. -
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LOST AND FOUND

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LOST-SMALL FEMALE DOG, CURLY
hair, creamy white: answers to name of
Girle. $25 for its return or information. 72&
Nicollet ay.
LOST-BRINDLE BULL TBRRIER, FE-
male, answers name Judy: reward for res
turn. w. ID. Washburn. Jr., 302 Guaranty
building.
LOST-MONDAY EVENING, "A TRIANGUs
lar cornelian for watch charm Return or
drop postal to 2015 Stevens av.
LOST-ON MORNING MILWAUKEE TRAIN
to Hotel St. Louis, pocketbook containing
money. Please return to Mrs. Jarvis, 2647
Stevens av and get reward
LOST-BETWEEN FREMONT AND GAR
field, on Lake st, gold elk's head stickpin,
Friday, Aug. Is. Return to 3oo9 Fremont av
I S for reward
LOsT-sCOTCH COLLIE DOG, YEAR OLD.
Return for reward to Cos E 9th st.
FOUND A BLACK MULEY COW, WITH
halter and tag in ear. 1849 Tyler st NE.
LOsT-A LITTLE BLACK DOG; ANSWERS
to the name of Cricke. Will give S. reward
for his return ITO 92S Nicollet av.
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OFFICES

:. -.-. OFFICES .5-e e.. ~. 5
FOR RENT-DESxRooM IN A Z NEW
building, frst floor. centrally located, steam
heat, telephone and electric lights; rates rea-
| sonable. '7726, Journal. 81 ...t..:
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STOVE REPAIRS


REPAIRS FOR. ALL STOVES. GREAT
Western Stove Repair Co.. BIZ Hennepin av.-g9
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FURNIsHED FLATS

FOR RENT-A FIvE-ROoM FURNISHED
fat; Naulhaka Apartments, Spruce and Grant
st. New fats: private telephone. Edgar
Pritchard, 124 W Grant ST. e SD. t
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FOR -aRENT-FOUR-ROOM @EeCOVY FIAT,
new ingram paper; bath and gas. Walking
distance. SIS. SIG 10th st s.
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WANTED-BRIGHT BOY FOR GENERAL
office work; must be intelligent, quick at fig
and write good hand. Address 1856,
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bundle wrapper, 16 to 1S years Of age. State
age and former employer IN answering 69OS,
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class. Charles S. WOOUruu, 6VD TUHTduly bIS.
o O 0 o o 90
O CANADIAN LANDS. o
0 $1,000 acres good land, scar railway, in c
o Manitoba, SO per acre. o
O 10000 acres Manitoba, all selected, o
o close to two lines railway and good set o
o tlement, $5.25 per acre. Q
O 1900 acres. Indian Head district. at o
$3.50 for the block. o
O 1000 acres wheat lands. close to rail o
0 way, Langenburg district, for quick o
sale, $3.50.
O THE CANADIAN WEST LAND CO., o
Bank Of Hamilton Chamber. Winnipeg. o
o o o o 90 90 o
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WANTED-THREE GOOD MEN ON DAIRY
farm that understand the business and are
willing to work; steady employment to the
right men, Apply 1913 Guaranty Loan bldg,
MinnaannliS.
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WANTED-FOUR MEN ON SALARY TO
solicit; steady employment with advance
ments for those showing ability. $751; Jour-
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WANTED, SEVERAL FIRST-CLASS STEAM
filters; best of wages to competent men,
Apply to the Pond & Hasey Co., 231 and 23s
sth av s.
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the Ignite coal mines at Wilton, N. D..
wages, 81 per day. Apply at general office,
Washburn railway, Bismarck, N. D.
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WANTED-FIRST-CLAS CANDY SALES
man, acquainted with the trade In North Da-
kota; none other need apply. Campbell &
BrOSe Co. 4S and so E Sd at St Paul. Mimi.
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RELIABLE, HONEST MAN AS PARTNER
In we'll established office business, where there
is a small capital required with services. Ad-
dress Box 49, Minneapolis.
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FIRsT-CLAss SHEET METAL WORKERS
at l2S 9th av S. J. J. Gerber.
LOOM FIXER WANTED AT THE NORTH
Star Woolen Mill Co., 22s I'd st S, Mime
apolis, MINI.
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WANTED DURING FAIR WEEK, WORK
for two engines, 1O-horse power steam,
S-horye power gasolene. Pip Stevens av.
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for Minnesota and Wisconsin. Apply write
to E. NJ. We'll, 1908 Guaranty Loan building,
Ni0pnanO1is
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WAN NlEU-M40CGkLAN EOU0
WE BUY diamonds or trade for new; we pay
cash for old gold or make into new jewery.
Jacobs Jewelry Co., Al Washington av S.
CASH PAID for all kinds Of household goods.
Town Tow Market, 81, II and rs 5th st S. Tel 1898.
CARLOADS OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS MADE
up for Pacific coast points. making a big
saving in freight; parties moving to the coast
ns1 snd fs Storage eo n' 0'0
TOP PRICES PAID for -frst-class second
hand household goods OF all kinds. The
Branch. corner Of I'd av and washington.
WANTED-oLD FUR COATS; EXAMINE
prees buffalo coats fro@ . to 60 9 Wssh
ington av N.
NEW CLEAN warehouse; store your house,
hold goods; moderate rates. 18th st-3d av s.
WANTED-sOME GOOD SECONDHAND
counters. I, W. Bouck, care Wyman, Part
WANTED-WHETMORE SHOE SHINING
stand and two bowl wash stand in exchange
for barber furniture or cash. IA Washington
av S. I -
BOOKS IN SMALL. QUANTITIES or whole
libraries purchased for cash. 6o5 LIST av S.
CASH FOR PAPER BOOKS, schoolbooks and
libraries, at Adair's. 20 Washington ay s:
= WANTED-To RENT
WlNTEDeTo RENT sTR1cTIY MoDERN
to Groom house, hardwood floors, in South
or Southeast part Of city. James Campbell,
227 Godfrey block, city.
WANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE WITH
at least four bedrooms for three months
from Sept. 1; Southeast preferred. Address
F. L.. Moffett, 200 Flour Exchange.
WANTED-FURNISHED FLAT FOR WIN
ter or longer, by two adults. Address 5000,
Journal. ~ II. -.- =.
WANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE, TWO UN-
f,,rn nicho or ted n.
Gated. State price. Address 1922, Journal.
WANTED-EITHER FURNISHED FLAT OF
six or seven rooms. Of furnished modern
house of ten rooms for winter. References
given. S9S9, Journal
HOME WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN AND
wife in private family; good room, board and
modern copveniences desired and location
walking disSsncA 1878, Journal.
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ANTED-MAN BETWEEN 81 AND 30
years of age to work in factory; must be ac-
tive and good at figures; married man pre-
ferred; only hustlers need apply; references
EXCHANGED. Address 1881. Journal.
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TEAMS FOR EXCAVATING IN CIrY: LONG
Job for good teams at 50 cents per hour. An
gus Mcleod Co., 400 9Th av s.
WANTBD-A COMPETENT YOUNG MAN AS
profit clerk in wholesale grocery house; must
Re we'll recommended. Address P. O. Box P,
Grand Forks, n. D.. stating salary expected,
and inclOsins references
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BARBER WANTED-FIRST- GLASS WORK
man; s12 per week; steady job. Address JIu
cius Walbridge st. Cloud, Minn.
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG BUSINESS MAN
roommate; student preferred; must come from
a good home and be under Is. Best refer
enceS given and required. 8S77 Journal.
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WANTED-TWO STONEMASONS AT ONCE.
At 25th st and Irving av S. P. F. Hinman.
WANTED-COAT, PANT AND VEST MAX
ers for the country. Frank w. Greaves & Co.,
az Sd at S.
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WANTED-FYVE Al SALESMEN,, IMMEDI
9tely. Inquire at SEQ 1st ay S, room 6. H. j
Hooker, - =
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WANTED-THREE BOILER MAKERS, TWO
steamftters. one plumber. J. B. Mooney &
Co., Grand Forks, n. D.
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WANTED-GOOD QUARRYMEN, OR MEN
familiar with quarry work. Long Job and
good wages: Kettle River Quarries Co.,
Sandstone Mimi
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$50 FEET OF FINE OAK. CHERRY TOP
showcases, wallcases, safes. saloon and res
taurant fixtures. butchers supplies, office
desks, stoves. pianos $35, organs, wagons,
carriages, etc. 1927 Washington av S.
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UNEMPLOYED


Carver county farms for sale; large list; first
class. Charles S. Woodruff 6o6 Guaranty Big.
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WANTED-ONE FIRST-CLASS TURNER
and four other shop hands; good wages. Ray
mond & Dennewally Manufacturing Co., St.
Cloud Mimi
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| FINE NEW, E1GHT-ROOM HOUSE; BATH,
| all hard woods; built like piano; every
| thing for comfort, convenience and durability.
| Sunnyside district. Easy terms D. D. Web
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wANTED-TWO YOUNG MEN TO REPRE-
sent large life insurance company; must be
good solicitors; experience not necessary Ad-
dress 1854, journal.
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WANTED-TWO TRAVELLING statesmen
to sell our line of farmers repair tools In
Minnesota through the hardware and imple
ment dealers; must be statesmen; thoroughly
reliable; bonds required; machine men pre-
ferred; also two men for North Dakota. c.
R. Harper Mfg Co., MarshalltoWn Iowa.
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SOLICITOR WANTED, CAPABLE, HONEST
man. for financial enterprise large and quick
returns Call 440 Temple Court.
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AUTOMOBILE WANTED FOR LAND
viii exchange 100 acres good Manitoba land,
near station, clear, for automoolle: steam OF
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GOOD TAILOR WANTED AT ONCE; MUST
be good workman, also steady, sober man !;
work year round. W. "A. Gills, Mora, Mimi.
WANTED-YOUNG MAN WHO HAS SOME
knowledge of machinery; steady position.
1920 Journal.
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WANTED-BUSHELMA AND PRESSER;
yteady work. Call Minneapolis Dye House,
CT
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PRINTER WANTED-STEADY JOB FOR
good apprentice Of two more years expe-
rience; must be temperate. Send references.
Western Guard Madison, MINI.
GOOD AILlAROUND PHOTOGRAPHER TO
go to La Crosse. Ask for Ryan, Peck Co.,
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

WANTED-GIRL WITH EXPERIENCE IN
dressmaking for our dry goods department
prefer one living in northeast. The North
western Casket Co.. 18th ay and Jefferson
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-11-10
.SEMI-WEEKLY MARKET REPORT

March is gradually narrowing. proving
that the New York clique are striving
their utmost to get out of their January
holdings. They are turning their atten-
ton to May and that month is develop
ing strength on account of this.
AS was limited last week, Mr.. Neil came
out with an estimate of 1850 900 bales
minimum, which is the largest on record.
While the American and English specu-
lators do not place much confidence in
Mr.. Neill's estimate, nor have they for
some time past. we understand that he is
still dearly held by the English spinners.
Be this as IL may, IL seemed ostensibly to
have a weakening effect upon the spot
market as well as the futures.
The weeks statistics were again bullish,
but they had little effect upon the specula-
tive market, as spots throughout the south
declined instead of advancing. and this
is the weakest feature we see for the
present
In case of an 100000 crop we think
March or May around cents safe pur-
chase, until something further developes.
and should they advance to SIS or above,
we think them a sale for moderate profits.
This we advise in a conservative way for
the present, and feel that it is the best
policy to pursue
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-11-10
LOAN. FUND Is WANTED
FOR STATE TEACHERS

To pay the school teachers Of the state
OF Georgia their regular monthly salaries
as soon as they come due, a thing that has
rarely ever been done in this state. a bill
was Saturday introduced in the house
by Mr.. Howell. Of Meriwether, providing
for a permanent loan fund which shall be
used TO pay the salaries OF the teachers
Of the common schools.
The bill provides that $4,000 in the state
treasury be set aside as a permanent loan
fund, to be transferred on the first Mon
day in March OF each year to the common
school teachers Of the state of Georgia.
The half million dollars is to be raised
from money in the treasury collected for
the payment Of interest due On the bond
ed debt of the state. and not so used on
account of appropriations of the public
property fund. II Is also to be taken from
the overplus IN the treausry raised from
the 2 lilo mills taxation for educational
purposes.
The public school teachers have often
been compelled 20 wait for a long while
for their money. though they may have
needed Il ever so badly. On several occa-
sions tlIo governor OF the state has been
compelled 70 borrow money TO pay the
teachers, ard II is to avoid this, as well
as other inconvenience which follow the
present system
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-11-10
Southern Exchange Cotton Letter.

NEW YORK. Nov. S.-Liverpool was
anything but encouraging to holders. The
close promised some stronger features, but
did not show them to great advantage.
Our market sympathized with Liverpool.
or rather remained dull and listless for
lack Of speculation. These conditions are
summarily regarded as the outcome of an
over-sold market. Liquidation is about the
only feature the market has seen during
the week. and this was due to scared
shorts getting out on temporary bulges.
Receipts have showed up pretty we'll dur
ing the last day or two. Estimated all
ports today $4,000. against 43.O23 last year.
Estimates for Monday: New Orleans IT,
900 to 1900, against 1855 last year; Hous-
ton 10000 to 1000, against S,92S last year.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-11-10
New York Cotton.

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-The cotton mar
ket opened steady at an advance of FIVE
to nine points on favorable cables and
good general buying. Business was upon
a heavy scale and the market continued
active throughout the session with prices
after the opening call, however, quite ir-
regular, under local speculative influences
with a bearish assault made upon the
January position, which led to a decline
of four to five points, after which there
was a renewed rally with buying orders
heavy from Europe and selling orders less
numerous from the south. The demand
was stimulated by the indication of record
consumption observed in the absorption
of cotton, which last week was S42,9I3
bales, against 22S, sol bales last year, the
excess being 114.000 bales, while for the
season the absorption has already been
$50 900 bales greater than last years for
the same period of S. days following Au-
gust 81.
The market was further helped by re-
ports that the southern spot marke S
were being relieved of pressure in the way
of free offerings of late apparent. Sub
stantial people were in evidence as buy
ers I'm the local market this morning. Sell
ing for short account was more or less
liberal, but always in a guarded way,
owing to the heavy decline which has al
ready taken place. Some parties picked
UP good deal of cotton entirely on the
reaction theory. The weather news was
not such as to change preconceived ideas
regarding the crop.
NEW YORK COTTON.
Following were the ruling quotations IN the
Tone steady; niddiing $4,000, quiet