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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-02
Blair, Nebr.

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piebes Wr. 5bomas Qnberien og Wrs.
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Mr. Sens MnoerIen, tom BERTH fra
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paa 9runb af aegnoejret /
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finbe en- belbigsre Dag for ben / ben
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bar bolbt Sfole | 9iI Greet, ffal spe
famine gmbebe Der og / 4rgo.
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og Jrebag fra 9-12 os IA.
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benptte Welfftolens 2otaler.
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penligft inbbubne til at beltase. Man
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efIer Stub. 81. g. 5. Nieli EN-.
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benbe Torbanbler uf ale Slass Msbs
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ligere enb be fore 9ufe meb glimrenoe
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| S~foleparfen.
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ON at lebere Mlt og 2gg til See
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Der. Dette ser Roctp Moutdin Sea.
35 Gts.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-02

Gngb. ON dlbrie oper,
er ben ameritunite 9iergpartsbp Butte
| Wontana, Der bar $4,000 Snbbpss
sere; gutitter, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
felO entelte ofentlige aontorer er
uubne Sat oe Dag. 9runben er, at
gpens eneIte Rnrinssnei sr gjsrgs
~bartsbrift, os at Der ~orbsjbes bel.
9ssnet igennem | ire Sitter, bper
pdd 8 Elmer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-02

Snsoas ben .. Snli 1902.
@nSstjenefter.
8Iair, q sbr {.

BIair, Qtbr.
gnbstisuefsr 90 MeOer ofbOlots ! Blair
banTe ebonselif slutbsrte Girte til ~fslssnoe
9iber: 0btr 6snone: Gsimesiesuostlss
nsfe ri. 1890, (altersang meo tOruos
goaenbe 6friftemaol ben lite cs 3ois Sens
bag | Maaneben). aftensuostienefe 81.
$50. Qfe 6Bnoos / Muuneoen tiaies
meo Rottiifoticn of tlneoommen; Bile
Ssnbae | Maaneoen tiaiee meo GOrtoras
fra 6tbnineemisFOnens 6itoritl.
Rseelmasfss MsOar | airten poa Soer'
basc: 0nsr Onsoae aften 81. 100: Bis
belesnine. 0per Sorsoos often ri. 6:
unsoomgmsbs. oberanbsn Grtoas Otter.
mi6bae 81. 2: RninoemsOe letter Eur |
ciemmene).
&elieionsfole for Barn oosr 10 Var
2srbus 81. $50.
esnoo9s1oIe boer Senoos 6ormtooa9
RI. 9 | Rirten.
oarolo SEMEN.
UrRf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-02
= cutber
bigb School
s9e college,
Racine, WiS.,

aabnes ben 10. Sttpber b. q. % bill blipe
leoet / lutberit.triitelie Nano. Stolen
ejes al The Lutheran High School and
College Association, en- a~orporatiDn,
bpis Meolemmer tilbgrer ben lutberite
airte. vi llnoerpisning poa Sfolen, meo
~llnbta9elien af be ipecieue banlfe Sag bert
bprenbe til Sgjitoleaf6elin9en, bliper paa
gnselif. Stolen bar fglsenoe @foelinger:
College Course i. al a aar.
Academic Course 3
Preparatory Course " |
Teachers Course 2
Business Course "
Shorthand and Typewriting Course
al | 4ar.
1anif 6eifoleafoelins.
Wuiif oa Gang.
timber 0interterminen bill Der blipe en-
ipeeiel 4ftenifple for unee W9nb % apins
Der | Rncine, ipm arbejoer ON 3agen.
s5rembeles bill Der foe Gleper poa Sfolen,
iom lite er tonfirmerebe, blipe gipet Son.
MISUNDERSTANDING, iaa of be, iom
gnifer at blipe tonnrmereoe, tan faa 2lns
lebnine BERTH.
&oIt og aoei erbplbes paa Sfolen for en-
file Betaline. Stolebpenin9en er np os
.tibsiparenbe | ale Senieenber, ben er for
ipnet meb Steam Heat, City Water og
~Glettriit Belpsning.
gi penter mango af eber, t9re unge.
On n9rmere GplDsninger oe aatalo9 benz
oenber man fig til en- al unbertesne6e.
Trof. g.. 6. Neliou, 6. 8. 5eniem,
p. t. Stanbinania, isis. 1180 Mounb Gpe.
Gneine, isis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-02

Ireo, Refr.
@ubstienefe ben 2oen Senboe | boer
Raanes, 81. 1896.
6oralo Sentn,
QrGf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-02

Ell e. U. @isafsa,
N Vetorius pnblieus.
HALLS Catarrh Cure taass tntssntis % pi,ssr bis
sstis paa tlobtt % Slimtinbsrus | eplsmst. 0frtv
at1 0iensBbprb gratis.
E.S. GtsnspA g o.. aslsis, q.
- Solets Dos a~potestrs, 75c,
Halls Family Pulls Ct b bebfa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-02

garnlss. 4arbp pretegaarb
paa Mors feirer | bisie 9age i'm 100
aarige Ssbfelsbdg. Der er enbbd life
fau marfeligt, men bpab Der p~irfelig
er ct aurioium, er ben Omit9nbigbeb,
at Der | be forlsbne 100 Nar, trobs
bet, at be mango ftiftenbe preiter nas
item aae bar Daret gifte 5olt, life sr
febt ct eneite Barn inbenfor prGfez
gaar6ens W1ure.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-02

Renuaro, Rebr.
@xSgtitntfte ben lite os 3bie Ssnbae |
sper Waaneo 81. 1870 Gorm.
Rr. Gnter,
Nr9t.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-02

10000 ar. or 8 3 9nbe r.
Gn rusiiit Sperafangerinbe, 5rsten
Sartiiobu, rejite for nogen lib iiben
pad ben trunstapfaiiife Sernbuns. ba
Soget LOB at Stinnerne pg 5 9anber
blep ilaaebe inb / Munoen paa bsnbe.
Jrsten Sartifopa onlagbe Sag mob
Sernbansfelffabet og ~forlangte en- tor
Stabeseritatning, bu gabet at be 8
Jortanoer eiorbe, at BUN life mere
funbe fpnee. Retten | 81. petersborg
bar MI tiltsnbt benbe en- Sfdbessritats
ming paa 10000 ar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-02
Nerupie MGnO!

Mifriit al ct rate Retept ienOse irtt
til aus iom irGneer I'LL S,iaIp. Sns
zen @, o. o., ineen Wsoiein Sunibiis.
sYr- SGs oenue gotte til zIufi
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-02
8 m q 8 a, q {.

OMAHA q, 1ebr.
2 Della banffe eo. sluth. Msniebebs Rirfe,
Rortb 26tb Street (imelem Grant og Snrs
BETTE bolbes 9siueseguostisnefe bier
Ssnbag 8ormiobo9 81. 1890 % Gftens
aubstienefe 81. 7.30. SgnoogsFole ri.
1880 Gftul. 4ieemsoe bper 9orsoos us
ten 81. 8. = aae ere b~iertelig peltomne!
@. 9. Gbriftionen,
QrGft.
Ropel: 2219 q. 26tb st.. Omaha, Rebt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-02

Saess sonht1.
oranf :. gtsnsr fvarSu. at tan u bet uIbrs
1eeolem az 6rmatt j. Z. Gttnsp 4 Co., bu briper
bors.Htus ; Spen Iolsbo, fsr napnte Gosnt, oa Stst'
os at fsmmf Jirna oil betsIs en- eum af 81 huspsees
Douarb Ter tDert tnets Iitfolbe al Rotorrt. Der In,
tan ssiersoss pto Drustu Of Halls Cstarrh Cure.
Jrauf :. Gbtntt.
rstsiest fot mtg oa nubsrfirspst I nth Rorpor.fis
ben 6ts Geceubsr 1898
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-03
BERREy'S FINANCIAL REPORT

The following instruments have been
flied since our last report:
4; Deeds ......... 6s.siS 90
Il Mortgages .... cS9,975 90
10 Chattel mortgages -. S555 90
80 Releases ..-........... Sass so
81 Leases ...........
> Assignments of mortgages
% Assig, ments of leases -.
Powers of attorney ........
5 Bills of sale ............
4 Agreements .......
Affidavits -. .........
2s Mortgages at no per cent s75,975 90
Mortgages at 10 per cent =. 7.a)a 90
Mortgages at per cent :. 1,i'0 90
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-03
New Book List !!
Golden Rule Bazaar
156 HOTEL ST.
1876 HOTEL ST.

The Valley of Decision" vols, by
- Edith Wharton.
Time Table of Modern History" A. D.
4o0-1S7o.
italian Sculpture of the Renaissance"
by Freeman.
THE English Pre-Raphaelite Painters:
Their Associates and Successors, 20
by Percy Bate.
Oriental Rugs" ILL.,, by Mumford.
"Sehley and Santiago" by Graham.
"Robespierre," by Belloc.
The Baby: His Care and Training"
by Wheeler.
Baby Life" a record
"Baby's Kingdom"
"Bsby's Book" ILL.,, by Frances Bran-
dage.
The Century Book for Mothers"
Principles of Political Economy" 8
vols, by J. S. Nicholson
"A Lily of France by Mason.
Light Freights," by Jacobs.
The Isle of Shamrock" by Johnson.
Audrey" by Mary Johnston.
Pc White TRASH by E. G. Suther-
land.
Lie Of Queen Victoria" by the Mar
euis Of Lorne
Above are only a few OF the new
books just received.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-03

/ L.
STOCK EXCHANGE.
| 80 shares Kihei at s11.Oo.
| so shares Ookala at $500.
| As shares Waialua at $3.50.
| 35 shares Eva at s23.371z.
| 103 shares o. r. & L. Co. at $1,000.
| 500 shares o. r. & L. Co. at s10425
IS shares Olaa at $500.
10 shares Olaa at $3.50.
| ACTIONS BROUGHT IN SECOND
DISTRICT COURT.
Honolulu Stock Yards Co. Ltd. VS..
plaintiff, s22 &c.
Henry Wolff VS.. George DietE, as
sumpsit.
NJ W. McChesney & Son VS.. Wing
Wo Lung Co. assumpsit; Judgment for
plaintiff, s66.sS.
Austin, Kona Kau Railway 60. Ltd,
gar; Judgment for plaintiff, s7G.47.
w. F. Wilson VS.. Edwards Jose
Teves, sssumpsit; Judgment for plain
tiff. s11.40.
Ching Heong Now VS.. Hee cho. as
srmpsit; Judgment for defendant.
S172S.
S. Kimuea VS.. X. Kawabe. assumosit.
All Chin VS.. Morikawa, assumpsit;
judgment for plaintiff, $266.75.
S. c. Boyd VS.. The California Club
Ltd. assumpsit; judgment for plaintiff.
s23.4S
Theo. H Davies & Co. Ltd VS.. ria
ksbayashi, assumpsit; judgment for
plaintiff, sS7.16.
w. w. Wright VS.. H. r. Hitchcock.
assumpsit.
Wong Heen VS.. Kwong NJ ow; jrIg-
ment for plaintiff, s41.10.
w. w. Wright VS.. j. NJ. Monssrrat,
assumpsit; discontinued.
w. w. Wright VS.. j. M. Camara, as
sumpsit.
W. w. Dinond & Co. Ltd rs The
Orpheum Co., assumpsit; judgment for
plaintiff, s215.1S.
w. S. Noblitt VS. H. NJ. Ayres, deft.,
Hawn. Gazette Co, gar, assumpsit;
Judgment for plaintiff, $12.21.
Washington Mercantile Co. Ltd. VS..
H. Kawate. assumpsit; Judgment for
plaintiff, s92.6S.
Washington Mercantile Co. Ltd. VS..
Kwong Hip Chong Co.. assumpsit.
w. w. Wright VS.. Henry Bryant, as
w. w. Wright VS.. Morris Keohoka-
lolo, assumpsit; judgment for plaintiff,
$50 90.
Lovejoy & Co. VS.. S. K. Kene. as
sumpsit; Judgment for plaintiff. 2is.S1. |
j. T. Waterhouse VS.. F. w. Thrum.
assumpsit.
H w. Hyman ct al. vs. H. Kwate,
S. Kimura VS.. K. Kwate, assumrsit. 4.
c. B. Booth VS. wo Tong and All i
Kin, assumpsit. |
Levers & Cooke Ltd vs. John w
Lake and Ella L. McAlpine. assumpsit; !
Judgment for defendant, S7.73. i
Lum Chuck VS.. Waikiki Beach Co.
Ltd, ]. F. Morgan and F. Wunden-i |
berg. gar; assumpsit.
Honolulu Stock Yards Co. Ltd. VS..
Albert Christian, assumpsit; Judgment
'or plaintiff, s6340.
Ong Ling ct al. VS.. Tang Sal Yit. as
;umpsit.
BUILDING PERMITS
Lee Joe, dwelling, No. 236o-2I41 Arm
strong street, $1,000.
John Walker, two brick school
houses, No. 1859 Fort street y
M. M. Silva, store, No. Az Peretania
treet, $4,000.
NJ. Koda, cottage, No. 1850 Cottage
Walk, 500.
Kwong Chong, two stores and dwell
ng, No. 1165 Kekaulike ST.
o. r. & L. Co., one freight house,
ailway depot.
John e. Bush, two cottages, No. 1878
street, $1,000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-08
CaralII & RIehardsenIa Lettet.

Houston, Texas. November THE wave
Of depression in cotton is a continued story.
Each day a few points more are clipped on
the price.
Since the opening OF our markets last
Monday there have been unlnaded hun
dreds of thousands OF bales of cotton, aud
ali kinds of theories are given as 60 where
Il is coming from. II has been stated as
u fact that the wall street clique a month
since were long 100000 bales of cotton,
aud with such large selling Of late by
brokers known TO be working for them 1t
Is conclusive evidence 70 US that this line
Is being or has been sold. II this line
buy.
Rainy weather again prevails In North
Texas and the Territories, which, In our
opinion renders the opening OF late cotton
impossible. In answer to wires sent this
morning, asking If much cotton will open
with continued fine weather, we have the
following replles:
ST. Jo Texas" Late growth no chance
10 open in this section"
Duraut. /. IA good deal TO open In
this immediate vicinity II weather con.
tiuuos good. Most places nothing to Opcu.'
Temple. Texas GOOD weather m
Christmas viii not add 3 per cent short
est ever known"
Nacogdoches, Texas Consider most Of
the cotton open. Very little more will
! open"
Taylor. Texas.-''Nith good weather
| everything win open In this section.
SPOT offerings from the interior hav,
! been free, considerable cotton selling, IN
! dicating a free movement the latter part
! Of next week
| The into sight figures were bullsh; ulsy
| the visible, which now shows n deficit
| from last year of 224.OO0 bales. against
| deficit OF only 2T.G00 last week
! Here is n wire received this afternoon
| from man who IN August believed II
! 4,J0Oor0 for Texas. Waco Texas. EST
| mate TeXns and Territory 100000 maxi
mum No tor crop. From Waco soutl
( poorest IN years"
We are becoming thoroughly convinced
| that this crop can not possibly equal tn
| Mr. Ellison, and also believe that II 4
only n question OF time until the price nd
! vances to q level whore splnncrs' matgii
4 OF profit Is gone,
Liverpool IS due to be . TO lower to
morrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-08
take Charles Locals.

Lake Charles, La, November Tho or
ganlzatlon Of the Fresh Water Canal com
pany, with capital stock Of SS0o00O. was
perfected today. The company was char
tered with the following officers j, Me.
Fatter, president: r. c. Baker. vice presi-
dent: John Il. Lyle treasurer, !. G. Bloud,
general manager. and j. p. Gibson, secre-
tary. Plans are being laid now to begin
tho work OF digging the canal at once.
The canal win begiu from the Calcasieu
river aud extend to a point east Of Fenion
on the great Calcdsieu prairie. When com,
pieted there will be twenty Ave, MILES OF
canal enough OF the canal work VIII be
nnishcd, according TO the statement OF me
secretary to water between 5000 and 6Vl
acres OF rice land for next season rice
crop. r., -A
school house here last night which De
stroyed two houses and damaged property
i'm The Reighborhood amounting 70 5000
These houses directly adjoined the Meneie'
lumber yards, and only by the most strenu
ous measures aud heroic work on the par
az the hre company was the yard saved
Tho loss 10 the building and contents Is
total. No insurance
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-08
MAKING STEADY
PROGRESS.

receipts Al all uaited states ports 2,HpB, sal,
against a.3o5.2if last year, 2,42T,O22 year
before last and . 1iS,2T2 came time In 1899;
overland across the Mississippi aud Potomac
rivers 70 Northern mills aud Canada 300,
ISIS against 2se.Oi6, 27s.26S year before
last ana 3si OILS same time IN 1890. int.
rior stocks Ia excess OF those held n the
close Of the commercial year 33lb01,
against 4OATTl last year, 4Ta,S62 year be-
fore last and 420.3S2 same time In lSge;
southern mill takngs Az, 500 against SaT,.
l6S last year 2Oi24i year before last and
3l66TS same time IN $500
These made the total movement for the
Sixty-eight DAYS from September l TO date
30T9.T1O, against 3.3g3,lTa last year, SiSS,.
1906 year before last and S,263,3if same time
IN ism.
Foreign exports Tor the week have been
ioS, $50 against 2T1 ,225 last year, making
the total thus far for the season I.I69, lS5.
against l66e,262 last year. an increase Of
los ST3
Northern mill taklngs and Canada durine
tho past few DAYS show q decrease OF so,
1874, compared With the corresponding ~
Rod last year, ami total takings since Sep
TENDER ] have increased 1923,
Total takiugs Of American mills North
and South and canada thus far for the
season have been 500 i24, against si2,Slg
ern spinners, against A40,00S
Stocks NJ the seabnard aud the twenty.
nine leading Southern interior centers have
Increased during the week 15O.a22 bales,
against an Increase during the correspond
lug period last season OF 1o3, 4t2, and are
now 1881 smaller than az this date IN
1901.
including stocks left over at ports and
interior towns from tho last crop and the
number Of bales brought into sight thu,
is 3.sg4, 7si. against 3,T52s62 for the same
| ncrtod last wear
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-08
- cnnnlu News.

Halietsvllc Tc,az November T.-Charles
Eissler. the hakcr, fell from bis horse,
which ran away ard broke his arm.
Tax Collector s. T. Bennett has com
plcted bls tour OF the county and reports
TINT collections we're good
factory 10 replace the one burned sew
eral years since. Joseph Schmidt Of Del
Rio viii pat IN the plant.
Rev. j L. Kennedy. pastor Of the Meth
odist Episcopal church here, has gone to
Tloresyilie TO attend the annual confer,
ence on account N IN health he Will 60
on the retired list for while.
Rev. Homer T. Wilson lectpred here In
the Christian church tonight az n gathering
OF delegates who arc attending confer
ence here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-08
TISTON WHOLESALE MARKET

product having about become a drug on the
market, with plenty Of stock In sight.
Butter and cheese are little dull.
Ripe bananas are now plentiful and arc
moving freely at regular prices. which arc
now somewhat higher than week ago.
Texas pecans are coming In freely. the
market being very well supplied at pcs.
ent. Prices are now quoted at to s
cents.
The market is still overstocked in in.
ferior apples. There is also a good supply
OF the better qualities which arc meeting
with a ready sale at good prices.
The demand is unusually good for sour
kraut and n good supply Is on hand and
selling wen. Prices are now quoted: PEI
barrel $3.50, half barrel $3.50. keg S1.15 &c
S1.20
The market is now well supplied on pc
tatoes after a dearth lasting a week Oh
more. How long this win last can not b,
said, as the demand Is good and prices are
still firm.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-08
\, & 3. Beers Letter
tspecial % The Post }

New Orleans, November 7.-Llverpool I'D
vices were better than looked for, conse-
quently our market opened to 8 points
higher and advanced ? to 3 points subse
ouently on fresh buying predicated on a
lighter weekly amount into sight than eX-
pected. The estimated receipts at New
Orieans, Galveston and Houston for tomor'
row were also larger than anticipated
causing d break Of IS 10 10 points from the
ton The enslness Of spots also assisted
materially Ia occaslonlng decline The
hullish visible supply statement was IN
strumental In bringing about AN advance
nf Z points from the bottom, making the
net gain about ! point on the day.
The amount brought into sight for the
week Was 46i 600 bales, against OlGuuO lasl
wear, aggregating 3,BsOOOO from september
/ Is date, against 3,3YS 600 last year. The
Visible supply OF American increased lle'-
coo bales during the week, against gain
II 5000 last year and the total to date -
. asa 600, against 100000 last year.
Fair weather generally prevails over the
south The temperature ranges between
al and 90 degrees. II Is predicted that
showers VIII probably occur IN Oklahoma
Northern Texas and Western Arkansas 70
night ami saturday, hut the temperature
changes will he slight.
Referring 20 the census hgures OF cotton
rinned TO October is. while Il 10 admitted
that their " per cent Is entirely arbitrary
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-08
THE WoRLD's COTTON SUPPLY
Total Visible 2,s35,477 Bales, Increase
for the Week Of 1920 Bales.

Total Visible 2s35,477 Bales, Increase
for the Week Of 1920 Bales.
New Orleans November T.--secrctsry
Hester's statement Of the worlds visible
supply OF cotton. made up from special
cable and telegraphic advices, compares
the figures OF this week With last week,
last year aud the year before. It shows
an Increase for the week just closed OF
113, 2S0 bales, against an increase OF 25t,-
SIG last year and an increase Of 1882 the
year before.
The total visible supply is 2,sS5, Az,
against 2,722,247 last week 8,0Oeol3 last
year and 2,96O.54s the year before last OF
this the total of American cotton is 22s2,
Az, against 2,26524T last week, 2,5900l3
last year aud 2,41s,54s year before last, and
OF all other kinds, including Egypt, India,
etc, $4,000 against $4,000 last week;
4l9Oo0 last year aud $4,000 year before
last
The total worlds visible supply OF cotton
shows an Increase compared with last week
Vt 113, 80 bales, a decrease compared with
last year Of l13, $50 and a decrease com
pared with year before last OF l2J,0Il.
OF the worlds visible supply OF cOttor
as above there Is now ahoat ana held "
Great Britain and continental Europe 1913,
GO, against i,4I2,OOO last year and l,529.
! 600 year before last; in Egypt 112OO
I against 10000 last year and 100000 yea
before last; in India 15S,OOO, against liG,
600 last year and lT2,OD year before last
| 1,20i,O00 last year and i,154000 year be
\ fore last.
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corToN MOVEMENT lNTo sIeHT.
Decrease Of $4,000 5eies tor the Wee
Compared With Last Year.

Decrease OF ob,OOU bEles lOr nS NSeN
Compared With Last Year.
New Orleans. November 7.-secretsry
Hester's weekly New orleans cotton ex-
change statement. issued before the close
Of business today. shows decreased move
mept into sight compared with the seven
DAYS ending this date last year, IN round
aeures $1,000; an Increase over the sama
perlod year before last OF 1900 and an
Increase over the same time IA 1899 OF So
GOO.
For the seven days Of November the total
shows a decrease under last year ot 56ODO,
an Increase over the same period IN year
hefore last Of 1900 and an Increase over
ne same time 10 1899 Of 5000.
For the sixty-eight days OF The season
that have passed the aggregate Is 2sf 600
ahead Of the same days last year, ahead OF
,-ssr before last 197 600 and ahead Of the
lame tiUle In 1909 by 416OuO.
THE amount brought Into eight during
the mast week has heen 46l,2pS bales,
AGAINST 5I0T07 for the seven days ending
| this date last year, 4496 year before last
and 400 ii2 same time In 1893 and for the
| seven DAYS OF November II has been 46i.'
| 903 against 516.T07 last year 40, GA year
| before last and 400, t12 same time in 1890.
The movement sinee September shows
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j. N. Wisner & Co.'s Letter

Houston. Texas, November 7 The Wis
ible supply has Increased during the week
1ls.0oo bales against $4,000 during the
same period last year.
The receipts at an ports were about two
thirds or shme date last year. while the
Houston and New Orleans estimates were
slightly ia excess Of corresponding date
last year.
There were good rains today IN North
Texas az various points, principally Tex
arkana, Paris, Dallas, Fort Worth and
Dublin
There arc many reliable reports Of rotten
hollis and other information Of detri-
mental nature for the top crop that Is an
ticlpated.
All builish facts, however, seem 10 be
lost sight Of by those who are now en-
deayorlng to hammer the market still
lower. although an occasional inclination TO
rally Is seen.
Cotton today reached the lowest point Of
the present decline. which was exactly %
points below the prices OF about month
ago.
The further decline today eliminated all
weak longs who purchased az or near Sc.
and as the most rampant bears are not
anticipating any decline lower than Tie in
New Orleans, II may be proOable that th'
bottom has been reached
j. n. Wlsner & Co.