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On account of the Gordon Shay

On account of the Gordon Shay
Opera Co., Wednesday, Oct. Goth
and Mrs. Bruno in "Unora" Sat
urday, Nov. 1st, the Southern
Pacific will make rate Of 75c.
for the round trip to Lake
Charles. Tickets will be on sale
for No. 8, good to return Oh train
No. 3 leaving Lake Charles 1915
a. M
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Water clsterns, oil tanks.
for wagons or reservoirs, see j..
5. Killinger, jennings, La.
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Wanted-White woman to do
general house work on farm. W.
z. Richart, Roanoke, La.
| 253d6tW1
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For Sale.

Four choice lots two and a
half blocks east of Cutting ave.
at $3.50 each. Garlick-Funk,
Room l Scott building.
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To be healthy and strong use
"Garland' Stoves and Ranges.
Sold by A. E. Derouen Hdw. Co.
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Wanted a good white girl to do
house work. Good wages. In
quire at the Forbes house: 252.
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bone Happenings.

Go to Remages for your onion
sets.
Fresh cramberrit at Rem.
ages.
A fine assortment finger rings
at Remages.
Gold and silver watches at
Remages.
w. Mackil. tosh has purchased
q fine saddle horse.
Elder G. N. Williams now has
q phone. Call up 141.
6. Il. Shope Of Crowley is in
tho city today on basiness.
It is time to plant sweet peas.
Remage has assorted colors,
G. E. Wooten went to Lake
Charles last evening on business.
Dick Thrash has signed a con.
tract to travel with Buffalo Bill 8
show.
Tomorrow night the young
people will 60 wilb- cause ''Hal.
low Enc"
w. G. Creagor OF Dallas is in
Jenning today on q short busi'
ness trip.
Rev. E. l.. Cox went to Cheney
vile today to attend the Baptist
District Convention at that place.
Mrs. p. w. Daniels came over
from welsh today on a short Wis
it with her mother, Mrs. n. S..
Craig.
M. Levy has added four more
tailors to his force of workmen
in order to handle his increasing
trade.
The pump boiler for ::he North
ern eight inch pipe line has ar.
rived and will be put N position
as soon as possible.
Born On Wednesday morn
ing, October 29, 1902, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Boyum a son. Re-
ported by DR.. Lee.
Rev. Patterson retuned from
Turkey Creek where he has
been in revivals meeting.
There were bout SO converts
and ground broken for a church.
DR.. Hunter was called to P.
McGuives, north of Welsh Mon.
day TO amputate his sons foot.
He was feeding the threshing
machine when some way his fool
got caught and was so badly
mangled that it had to be ampu.
tated.
The attention OF the town mar.
shall is called to the suspicious.
looking characters strolling
around towd at night. If they
cannot give q good excuse Tor
their presence on the streets SO
lBte at night, run them in.
A Jennings firm advertises
that it will give a percentage of
it's gross sales to the poor. We
did not know before that there
were any poor people in Jen-
nings.-Lake Charles American.
A few have come over from Lake
Charles but are getting rich
now.
Felix Perkins of Lake Charles
has closed q contract with the
South western Engineering Co.,
Of this city to put down a ten
inch well on his Blak Bayou rice
farm. work will commence just
rs soon as the material can be
put on the grovnd, DR.. A. ].
Perkins will also have a we'll !
sunk on his English Bayou farm.
W. F. Humphrey, G. G.. Nor
ON and Edd Humphrey return.
ID from Palaciors City, Texas,
ast night. While there Mr..
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The Best Prescription for MALARIA

Chills and Fever is bottle of Groves
Taste'ess Chill Tonic. 1t is simply iron
and quinine in tasteless form, No
Cure. No Pay. Price SOC.
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Hntsrsd 5er transmission through the naiisat
seeond.elass faaea
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Ask your grocer for ''Dun-
woody's Best" -four. 1t has no
equal.
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STOCKS AND BONDS

New York, Sept. 15.-Todays stock
market showed itself very sensitive to
the money situation and the price move
inents throughout the day were closely
related to the developments in the mon
ely market. The firm opening in the stock
market was obviously due to the hope
that the measures of relief announced
by the Secretary of the Treasury would
result in forcing down the rate for call
loans. The opening rate of Is per cent
counteracted this influence and induced
Il general splitting over of stocks all
around the room. Money lenders report
I'd that the funds offered at Is per cent
were mostly for account of out of town
Institutions. Several millions reported
shipped from Chicago on Saturday were
presumably included in these funds.
Meantime. the local banks were holding
for a 20 DER cent rate, which some OF
them got later in the day when the out =
of-town supply had been absorbed. When
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Fl. & b. BEERS MARKET LETTER.
(special to News and observer)

Especial to News and Observer
New Orleans, La, Sept. 15.-Liverpool
advices were not encouraging, but our
market. nevertheless, opened to points
higher, owing to the prevalence for
some days back of low temperatures
throughout the belt. This, however, was
of short duration, because the heavy
receipts and restricted short demand sub
sequently occasioned a break of to 4
points Later in the session a steadier
undertone was established and acceler-
ated by a rumor that the Galveston
News would tomorrow issue a bullish
estimate on the crop of Texas and Indian
Territory, placing the sale at 275O,OO0
bales, making the net gain on the day
to points. Liverpool reports were un-
favorable, but those from Manchester
were more cheerful. There was better
tone in nearly all sections of the cloth
market in that center last week. A con-
siderable increase in business with China
was effected and more numerous offers
from India were in evidence. There was
also an increased inquiry from minor
eastern outlets and South America
Light frost was reported this morning
from Brinkley, Arkansas, and Lake,
Yazoo City and Meridian, three MISSISSIPPI
pi towns also reported light frost. While
the cold wave, which prevailed through
out the South may not have done any
serious damage, it is claimed that it has
checked the growth of the plant and was
rather detrimental. An unfavorable
weekly weather report is expected to-
morrow predicted on the above theory
and if rumor relative to Galveston News
issuing estimate of 2.750,000 bales for
Texas and Indian Territory tomorrow is
confirmed the chances are values may
enhance further. In any event, after re-
viewing the situation we continue to
think purchases on all easy periods will
eventually prove profitable.
II. & b. BEER.
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the demand for loans had been satisfied
some OF these banks found themselves
with FUNDS still on hand, which they
oHered In the market and helped to
break the rate to per cent The ma
torlty OF $15,000,000 installment on sub
scrlptons to the Oregon short line bond
issues greatly aggravated the situation
ana necessitated calling and shifting OF
loans. At the time the previous similar
lnstalment was paid, the funds were i'm
medlately re-loaned at the stock ex-
change and the presumption is thus war
ranted that the same thing was done
today. This would account for the large
supply OF money which came into the
market late in the day The small re-
quirements left unsatisfied at the time
emphasized the weakness. The sharp de-
cline in sterling exchange encouraged the
hope that the engagements of gold for
import are nigh at hand the rate for
sterling at the closing being within a
small fraction of the point ut which gold
imports are reckoned at profit Posted
sterling rates FOR 60 day bills were twice
reduced, bringing the price down a full
cent in the pound, while for demand ster-
ling the posted rate was marked down
affected, but the stock market there was
disturbed by a fear that the Bank of
England would advance it's minimum dis
count rate this week in order to help
New York's demand for gold upon Paris.
which is generally believed to be best
equipped at present to meet the demand.
The stock market closed without any act
ual engagement being announced. The
low prices of the day in the stock mar
ket followed closely upon the 20 per
cent rates for money and the late easing
in tho money rate resulted in substan-
tial rally which wiped out earlier losses
in lumber of important stocks but
still left fractional net losses in the ma
jority of cases. None were heard to ex-
press apprehension that there is danger
of a money crisis in commercial or in
du5trial affairs, but the outlook for spec
ulative borrowers for the purpose Of
holding securities on margin is believed
to be somewhat clouded The general
opinion this evening was that the best
hope of relief for the money market
lay in the prospects of gold imports An
upward movement in sugar was a slight
~ sustaining influence in today's weak
market.
Bonds moved narrowly in sympathy
with stocks. Total sales (par value)
IS, $50 0on.
Government bonds were unchanged on
the last call
The total sales of stocks today were
f62. 700 shares. including the following:
Atchison 1890; Atchison preferred H.
500; Baltimore and Ohio So 600 Canadian
Pacific 1880; Chicago, Great Western
6 oO0; Erie 10000; Illinois Central 7,4OO;
Louisville and Nashville 1880 Manhat-
tan 1880; New York Central 7,400 Nor
folk and Western 3,300 Ontario and
West ern 5.400; Pennsylvania % 300;
Reading 25.500; st. Paul 24.3S0; Southern
Pacific $500; Southern Railway $4,000:
Texas and Pacific $500; Union Pacific
Al 800; Wabash 5000: Wabash preferred
21s00; Amalgamated Copper 1880;
Brooklyn Rapid Transit 6,400; Republic
Iron and Steel $500; American Sugar 81,
eco; Tennessee Coal and Iron 500; Uni
ted States Steel Is 800; United States
Steel preferred 1900
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was generally supposed that Judge
Chytraus' decision in the oats case Sat
urday would bring out long grain.
Traders were somewhat in the dark as
to whether they dare do any business in
futures at other than cash prices, and
as a result outside orders were scarce.
Business was largely in the hands of
local traders. and the nearby futures
were let severely alone because of their
premium in general over cash prices.
The further deliveries. however, seemed
to have been oversold Saturday. and be-
cause of their seeming cheapness in
comparison with spring figures prices
were worked higher in most commodities
At the close September wheat, December
wheat and December corn were all sc
higher; September corn was 1sc. down
and December oats shade off. January
provisions closed 21sc. to TIC. up.
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New Orleans, La, Sept 15-The de-
mand for spot cotton was slack today.
Quotations unchanged.
The future market under the influence
of unfavOrable cables which checked out
side orders was very quiet at the opening.
Professionals supported the market fair
IL well and by free buying at and just
after the opening sent prices up seven to
nine points. The absence of country buy
ing orders, however, was severely felt by
the long element, and as soon as the
first flush of enthusiasm had worn Off,
prices began to drop. The market be-
came dull and listless and in short
time had recorded loss of from six to
seven points from the highest. Then
there was a slight reaction and after a
-ssffeS-of moderate fluctuations the mark
ct at the close showed net gains for the
day of from five to six points.
NEW ORLEANS, LA Sc l. Is Cottc Eutnroc
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, n. c.. Sept. Is -Turpentine
s'eady at AM; receipts l0l casks.
Rosin st edy at sli00I15: receirta 39l
Crude firm at al.4002. 50: rec opts 70 barrels.
Tar firm at 81 so; receipts aS5.
SAVANNAH, Ca, Sept. I5.-Turpentine firm
Mt 45%: rec ipts S52; SALES 4l3; exports ll0.
Bosin nrm rece pts g, OF; ssle' 81 export
5,426.
a. 32H G. G37L; h, 81 81; /. si.90: x, t24);
n. ~ 30; n, s3 So; w G, 1855; Wv. 1885
CHARLESTON, 5. c., Sept. IS Spirits turpeptne
firm at "A; receipts -. sales 40; exports -
Rosin firm; receipts -; safes 3OC0i exports
Quote: A, B, c, D. E, 81 10; F e1.35; G, $40;
r 1885; l, q. 90; & $3.50; NJ, s29; n, $3.50; VIC
w W: .s265,
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TARRANT & KINGS COTTON LETTER.
Especial to News and observero

The cotton market was irregular but
showed an undertone of strength with
prices averaging higher and majority
of trading being on the buying side. The
maximum advance was 5 to points,
principally in the later months Liverpool
did not fully respond, either to our adj
vance today or of Saturday The cLicf
influence of higher prices was colder
weather, frost as far as Herendo, MISS,
the bullish position of the leaders in al
vancing prices in their operations in the
December, January and March options.
The movement tomorrow is predicted to
be heavy one. but this is to great
extent discounted, and sentiment seems
to favor higher prices.
TARRANT G. KING.
6S Broad Street
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NEW YORK MONEY

NV YORK SeTt. Is II m.-Money on cal
firm at SOL pei cent; closing offered
per cent; IaStloAn at per cent; ruling
cate per cent Prime mercantile paper
51lQz6 per cent. sterling exchange weak with
actual business In bankers oils at 4.Sl
&C iemand and at j.8-h for 60 days
Pcstei rates 4.s3GIs3n. Commercial bills ASK
@i.c<A. Ii NJ SILVER 5t44: Mexican dollars 40 =
,vernnent bonds steady; State bonds inactive
hsi.road bonds easier.
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NO LONGER THAN YOUR HAND

is the spot in your back directly affected
by lumbago. But it is big enough to
PROSTATE you until a kind friend rubs
Perry Davis Painkiller into your aching
flesh. Then the throbbing pain, which
has been as bad as toothache. dies away.
Painkiller is equally good in relieving
sciatica and the various forms of rheu-
matism. rs and SOC.
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NEW YORK COTTON.

New York, Sept. 15.-The cotton market
opened firm with prices one point lower
to five points higher and continued to
work inward after the call on feverish
demand from the shorts and some room
buying. The commission houses were
light buyers for a time, indicating IN
creased attention on the part of the
speculative public. The chief cause for
this demand was report from northern
Mississippi that frost and ice had form
ed Sunday morning with the weather 1his,
morning still unseasonably cold. Firm
Liverpool cables and foreign buying or
ders helped to strengthen local bull con-
fidence. Before the better feeling sub
sided January had advanced to S45, with
other options up in proportion. The
South sent pessimistic crop reports and
was less eager to sell spot cotton. Later
in the morning the market settled back
TO the final bids of Saturday under
lull in outside support and some sel!ias
to secure profits, by the scalping element
Nevertheless the undertone remained
steady and later in the day the whole list
worked upward again on brisk general
buying led by very nervous bears
Vicksburg weather station reported light
frost Sunday morning at Lake and Yazoo
City. Private kilograms also give light
frost and unfavorable crop conditions.
The weather forecast was reassuring
but for the most part was ignored. as
heavy receipts at the ports and in
Swns. The market was finally
net one to four points higher.
were estimated at 200, 900
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J.S.Ref. 2's reg. .I08H
s. S. Ref. 2's cou 1857
y. S.3's reg ......106M
!" CT mp ..,.....107
q. s. new AS reg 1851
+" coup 49,. ..156h
q. s. old as reg. 10y
I" coup lilo
O. s. SIS reg. los
/" COUP. lies
Atch'sn Gen. 4's.1o4B
:" adj as. s6H
Balt. & o. AS. 10 ~
do 3 l-2's. 95
DO cow. AZ. l13R
Can. So. 2nds.., .l0S
G. Of g. 5's... ITO
=" 1st incomes 81
G. 81 o. AIS. 106h
G. & A. 8 1-2's. 81A
C. B & @. a g. 94A
CM&StP gen 4's112H
C. & N. con rs. .135
c., r. l. & P. 4's.10o
| SLgen4's.
Chicago Ter as. s9K
Colo. So. AS. 81
D 4. Rio 6. AS. .102
e. prior lien AS 99M
Erie Gen as. -. s6A
F.W.&.D.C.1sts ia
Hook. Y. 4 IL s109
LEN. mi. as ,.1OlS
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rONLB-

Mex. Cen. 49,. e2A
do LIST inc. 31is
Mimi. q St.L 4's1o4H
M Z. & T. 49,. s9B
2nd's..... saw
N G. lists. .1o1A
do gen 8 l-2'.1O7
N J. G. gen. 5's..135H
No. Pac 4's......1O43s
" 3's. 74h
N. &. W.con. 4's.103%
Reading gen. as o1
st l. Il | Mton SIS 117K
st. l.. as Fgen4sl01
St.L. S'wes IL o9k
do rs ,,...... SO
s. A. &A.Pass as SO
So. Pac. AS. "a
80. Railway So. f2OA
T. 4 P. lists. .l2O
r. st. Law AS. sax
Union Pac. as. It's
do cow. 4's.111K
Wabash lists, .119h
" ends ....... 100
do. Deb. B. =. SAX
West Shore 4 s..1i3H
W y l., E. IS 93K
Wis. Cen. as. -. o2K
Mobile " o. as. 81
G. of Ga.con SIS. HOY
T" 1st incomes. 81
=" I'd incomes 40
Con. lob. AS. 81
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STOCKS.

sEABOARD STOCKS AND BONDS.
BALTIMORE, Sept. Is --Seapoard AIT Lime
0muon 1914: preferred 52M
Bopds--4s ssh.
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WHY NOT Be COMFORTABLE?

There is no time discomfort in this short life of ours
No need for it either
You are wasting time sleeping on other than Royal
Elastic Felt mattress.
You can sleep more in five hours on Royal than
YOU can in seven on other mattress.
small quantity of first quality sleep is worth
than large quantity of inferior and broken sumber
ROYAL Elastic Felt Mattresses spell comfort and mean
health.
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HOW CAN YOU GET ONE?

If your dealer does not keep them don't let him palm
off hair. cotton any other kind as lust as good
Send Q. Money Order Express Draft TO for $I35o
and we will deliver you freight prepaid to your near
est railroad station. If made in two pieces. $I4 so.
Address,
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sding futures rnnl.ea Ms rollo VS. .
oPENIn Q. HIGHEST. LOWEST. cLo.''
Uasn nuotatlons we're as FOLLOWS

L
| Flour was firmer: winter patents S3.40I
s.s5: straights 90. 1908 20; clears S.700s 90; dc
| spnne specials ~; spring patents 90; 4o9s.7o;
Wheat,-No spring 72; No g. 6sH@70; No
2 red, ,39. Corn-No. 2, 5e059h: No. yellow
| '9Ht6i. oats-No 2, 5000; No 2, white,
80; No: white is so@<4 Rys1Ns
mailing 4s1e5 30 fax seed sl.Ss: No nortf
western IS Prime timothy seed 81 IS Mess pork
per Dbl. 80 so $50 Lard. per loo lbs. so 70
q 0 SIN Short ribs sides Qoose) alJ. 1i0. 90.
Dry-sated shoulders tboxed) 9Da4 Shot
clear sides (boxed) lo%Wl,h. Whiseey Ell 81.
clover contract grade. $500
NEW YORK
NEW YORK. Sept. Is Flour in oderatc de
man Minnesota patents % S00i00' 10. bake s
patents s3.6O03. 30, low grades ~. 9oQr3'5
Rye Hour dul: fair to good So LOG $40; cho ce
to fancy a35ot137o.
Corn meal steady. yellow western "a; city
brandywine S. 5CQ13.55
Rye steady; n : .estern 521;; State es064
Barley quiet; feeding A; maltlns o2G55
Barley malt du l.; western 65QL56.
WLeat-spot steady: No. g. red 761s. Options
May 7lB; ptember 76A; December 734
Corn-Spot dull: No. Z, TN Opuo's MAY
4a$: January -; September 6sK; Decemb r
Dat spot easy; No. 2, rev 49, May asa !;
September 35h December S5a.
Bee. firm; family siFCog,o 90; mess 1850;
Cut me,ts firm: picked be lies llA0a;
do shou ders 8; do. hams tIh1l2
Ii ID Stea y; western steamed Slll0;
, -enned s.eadp; to the continent sll.50: South
America all % compound 7B03
Pork firm; family S2000Q2050: short clear
sl9OO02l.O0 mess ais 25Ml9..5.
rallow quiet; city tS20U per psdKage 5%
country (packges free) eU61s.
Rosin stead5 strained. common to good, l55
Iurpentlne tifm ut iShQs0
Rice steady; domestic. fair to extra 4A16:
Japan lssto4B.
Conee-spoI Rio quiet; No. Z invoice 7-16;
mud, brm; Cordova osIllM.
Sugs r-raw was ST aav; fair refining 3;
centrifugal, 96-test, 81: refined sugar stea y !;
mould A 49,; standard As: conIcctioner's
$50: cut loaf Sis; crushed 5. I5; powdered AIS;
granulated 4.65: cubes 4.9J
Molasses steauy New OrIeans, open kettle
good to choice 33424l.
Butter firm; western creamery, fresh $40
1919: imitation creamery i4gIlS; factory 16lpi9;
Safe osiry 1901.
Cheese firmer: full cream, small colored, Ioz;
smalI- white iUZ.
Eggs steady; State and Pennsvlvania 2lGl
q; western, Ia0l7h; southwestern 1907.
Potatoes Ern; New York and western l7);
ersey l.40OL5O; Log Island 6O1 l.S0; South
jersey swe-ls SaOU.1o
Peanuts s1eadJ fancy hand picked 5Aa51a do
nestle 3n95ss
Cabbages brm Norfolk, barrels -; Long
Island, per l00 e 0OQJ5,o0.
trelghts TO Liverpool; cotton by steamrr l7hc;
grain Id.
Cotton seed Oil was dull Prime crude
barrels I. b. mi Is, 26ll29 prime summer
yellow A. a i0M; off summer yellow 3S $50; prime
white 4o446; prime winter yellow 4o prime
meal S27.OO nominal.
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NEw ORLEANS, LA, Sc. t. is Cote Cultures
irr..-
LIv ERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL.
LivERPe OIL. Sept. Is A p. M.-Spot cotton
med rate basin. SIS; prices unchanged American
mid1Iing far $780, good middlnR 3 l-l6d;
middling l5-i6d; low mi idllng 4Xd; good
or iiu ify 44d. ordinary 1870.
The sales OF the day were 5000 bales, of which
500 were speculation and expor and inc uded
200 American, Receipts =. ra!es, ine.uoinQ
American.
Futures opened steady aud closed quiet and
steady
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Here is Copy Of Our Guarantee:

Royal Flastc Felt Mattress-After 30 nights USE If
not all you hoped for in comfortable bed, return
and will refund you the full amout paid without
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Sept. l5,-ootson future. openec
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

spot cotton closed dull mlddlihg upiancs 8
'nliddlink guilt on: sales 22j tn es
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MID. / RECEIPTS
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

OhhiN AMI PIlONlSlONS.
chicago, Ills, Sept. discretionary
;nauences from Saturdays slump were at
s,,ork on the grains today This was a
.oudition somewhat unexpected for it
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BALTIMORE PROVISIONS.

BALTIMORE. Sept. I5.-tlour quiet; winter
extra 90D3 10; do clear 3. 2oD330; DO. straights
y 30Q 3.oO; patents S3 70Q3.s5.
Wheat elsy; SPOT aud September S7s072;
Oc,ooer 52AQD721s, ID center -; No. z red !;
steamer No. red o90o9s; Southern wheat bv
sample e5072 Southern ON grade.
Corn dull: spot new O CID, November ASH !;
Southern white e'G5S; the year .S%0l4ss;
mixed
Oats dull and easy; No. 2 white, new, 81;
No mixed, new, 31AS
i've steady; Nc. nearby, IS; No. 2
west so
nutter firm; fancy imitation 1919; fancy
creamery 2lO2S; fancy adle store packed.
Eggs firm, fresh u
Cheese hrm; large i09sG1oh; medium lt2l@
II; small lO5sQ0l0Ts.
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SENSITIVE TO THE
MONEY SITUATION.
Hopes of Relief Dashed by
High Rate for Call Loans.
TWENTY PERCENT
Later. this is Broksn by Large Loan
Supplies.
IMPORTS OF GOLD LOOM ON THE HORIZON
A Day Of Brisk Buying in the Cotton Market
zPessimis'ic Crop Reports From tie
South. The Close One to
-Four Higher.
GOES TO TWENTY PER CENT
-Four Higher.
CBy the Associated Press.)

New York, Sept. 1.-the week opens in
dry goods with a better general demand
for cotton goods. There is no change in
prices and tone and prices are we'll main
tanned for both staple and fancy lines.
Print cloths are in request for wide
makes for prints.