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The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-03-27
Joke ON A NEW YORK ART COMMITTEE

story. Then, when other artists pro-
nounced the work Of a high class,
came the time for the joke.
Careful copies of some of the gar
goyles and cornice decorations by An
gelo and Da Vinci in st. Peters at
Rome were secured. The reproduc-
lions we're pronounced perfect and
submitted, but they were not artistic
in the eyes of the experts.
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Editor ROBBIE Of the Webster City
Graphic-Hera vas fined by the may,
or of that city for riding his bicycle
on a sidewalk. He has appealed the
case on the ground that he had a
right to ride on the walk because the
street was impossible.
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San Francisco, Cal, March 1S.-A
piece of jade looted from Pekin dur,
ing the boxer trouble has been found
by the customs officers in the bag
gage of an army captain. The jade
is valued at $4,000. The inscription
on 1t was written 200 years ago. The
captain claims to have purchased 1t
for $50.
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Berlin, Mar. 13.-Princess Bernard
Of Saxe-Weimar, died suddenly We'd
nesday near Hanover. She was seiz-
ed with commissions while driving with
her husband. 1t was for her that Ber-
nard, who is the second son of the late
Prince Hermann of Saxe-Weimar re-
nounced his name and royal rank two
years ago.
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THE AGRICULTURAL REPORT FOR MARCH

Missouri-Wheat, 90 per cent; corn
So per cent; oats, Al per cent.
Nebraska-Wheat "a per cent; corn
81 per cent; oats, 40 per cent.
South Dakota-Wheat, 81 per cent;
corn, "a per cent; oats, As per cent.
North Dakota-Wheat, Is per cent;
corn, 90 per cent; oats, 40 per cent.
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Pana, ILL.,, March 1S.-Mrs. Mary e.
Welsch was divorced and remarked
Thursday within fifty minutes. The
court granted her plea for a separation
from Charles E. Welson and b mar
ried w. j. Root Of Chicago and left the
city before the decree was recorded.
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Stockholm, March 18.-The famine re-
lief committee has received total sub
scriptions amounting to about $268, 600
Of which $4,000 was sent from Ameri-
%.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, March 6.-The stock market
continued very much unsettled today and
traversed its range of prices several
times but the final result showed that
the urgent pressure of liquidation had
spent itself and that the bear party felt
themselves at the limit of safety on the
short side. Probably the demand from
this element to cover their short con-
tracts was the principal factor in the
late strong rally in prices. There was,
however, some indication of investment
demand on the declines. Support was
evident at The opening and had an inn
portant effect in relieving the anxiety
caused by yesterdays apparent abandon
ment of stocks to the mercy of tho bears.
The confusing mist of uncertainties
caused by yesterdays many rumors of
financial embarra ssment was considerably
cleared up this morning with a re-as-
surfing effect upon sentiment. The money
situation, however, showed no sensible
relaxation, the call loan rate running
UP to six per cent early in the day. This
was the occasion of the first break in
stocks. After a period of dullness about
the level of last nights prices a drive
was made at the market which carried
many prominent stocks a point or more
below last night. The leaders had been
as much above on the opening rise. The
market seemed to have been sold to a
standstill on this drive and made an IT.
regular recovery until near the close
the leaders rising again from / to :
points over last night. There We're
slight recessions before the close which
was irregular. Much attention was paid
in speculative circles to the gossip con-
corning a possible legal contest against
MON Pacific's right TO vote its hold
irgs of Southern Pacific stock at the lat
ter company's annual meetings The
existence of long standing pool in
Southern Pacific is commonly accepted
in Wall Street. its operations and com
mitments being based upon the assump-
tion of an early refunding operation fol
Southern Pacific accompanied by inau
guration of dividends on the stock. The
policy of the Union Pacific control il
deferring dividends on Southern Pacific
and making heavy OUTLAWS out of earn
ings had come in for bitter criticism from
! the pool interests. These are appar
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emily identified with the movement TO
contest Union Pacific's control. II is the
general supposition also that the mana
ger Of the pool has assumed the leader
ship of an aggressive bear movement in
the general market during the week The
vigorous rally at the close today was
accompanied by rumors that truce had
been patched up between the contending
interests in this dispute. The quieter
cotton market had an influence in the re-
covery in stocks. The large liquidation
in the stock market points to extensive
loan contraction. The late recovery in
stocks, however, pointed to some recov-
cred confidence in the money situation.
German banking houses in the city were
large lenders today and sterling exchange
was weak under continued offerings of
loan bills. United States Steel bonds
Sold as low as 81 ia when issued or with
in fraction of parity with the pre-
ferred stock. Northern Securities also
was largely sold. Inactive stocks con-
tinued to show wide declines before
market was found
Bonds moved in sympathy with stocks.
Total sales (par valuej $2,710.00o.
United States rs advanced Ia per cent
ON the last call.
Total sales of stocks today were 793-
600 shares, including: Atchison $4,000;
Baltimore and Ohio 1900; Canadian Pa
cific II 200; Chesapeake and Ohio 5000;
Erie 80 300; Manhattan "a 400: Missouri
Pacific IS. 200: New York Central 10,400;
Norfolk and Western $500; Ontario and
Western $500: Pennsylvania $4,000;
Reading "a. 100; St. Paul II 900; Southern
Pacific 1880; Union Pacific $4,000;
Wabash preferred 14,S00; Copper 1920;
Brooklyn Transit II 00 Sugar 25,600; U.
S. Steel 27,175 U. S. Steel preferred
1874 SOP; Rock Island %, 100.
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sinking spells but on such declines we
would rather buy than sell for time
We have not been in favor of the mar
ket for some time, but there has been
a break of half a cent and weather Is
still bad. AS long as the bull clique
hang to their blocks. we would not short
May cotton Below nine and quarter
cents, we would be more inclined TO buy
August on breaks until we see that the
pool must unload. Then we would not
BE- long under any circumstances. If the
market has good bulge again we would
short August. The August option at
nine and a quarter cents is a better
sale than a purchase. But We have got
10 have pretty good advance to get
August back to that figure The pool
did little today, but did not sell. This
is the important feature.
Cotton futures ranged as follows:
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Barbee e. Co.'s
Cotton Letter,
Especial to News and Observer

New York. March cit was another
day for the bears as might have been
expected. That is, the market turned
around So quickly that an unbiased OBJ
server could see a setback was inevi-
table. This setback came right after
the opening and lasted most of the day.
At two o'clock after four hours battle.
prices we're only six or eight points from
the bottom and thus far shorts have
had the best of it, May sold from 9.87
to $50. 1t is a wonderful market to pick
up dollars in If you happen to hit it
right. As we said yesterday, sell out
August on a bulge. this morning. August
opened around 9.32 and 9.34. and then
went on back to 9.12. We would not be
surprised to see the market have other
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N. G. Mar. 6.-Tupentint
firm at o5, receipts casks.
Rosin firm at ST 90; receipts $50.
Crude, firm at 81. 400 400; receipts 22 bar
rels.
Tar firm at s1.65: receipts 23i.
SAVANNAH, Ga. Mar Turpentine firm
at oS: receipts SO; sales 81 exports -.
Rosin hrln; receipts 20; sales l,S2@
Quote A, B, C, $500; D. $500; E
$500; f, 500; q. $40; H, 81 40; ]
2.8s; K. $500; NJ. s3.4o; N, $3.50; VIC
Sass; WV St25.
CHARLESTON, s. c.. Mar 5.-Spirits tu-
pentine firm at 90; receipts -; sales
exports
Rosin firm receipts sales ex
Quote A, B. CLOS; D, SI.9s; E. sI.9s; /
SI95; q. Sos; II, 81. IS; /, ESQ; X, S3,t5; III
S3l5: N, S3.55: VIC $50: WV S4.2o
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CTOTON RECEIPTS.
(Bv he Associated Pross.)

New York. March 6.-The following
are the total net receipts of cotton at all
ports since September list: Galveston
/, 1896, 1923; New Orleans 1904 ,223; Mobile
19t sci; Savannah 1171,96l; Charleston
2o6,o7l; Wilmington S16,228; Norfolk 437,-
100; Baltimore 3O131; New York 1850;
Boston So .327; Newport News 1915;
Philadelphia 19,SO3; Brunswick 92,126;
Fernandina S,134; Pensacola 122,256; Port
Arthur 80 926: Port Townsend 1859; San
Francisco 81 1877; Portland Ore, 1,54t;
Ell Paso .23s; Eagle Pass 1925; Laredo
12129. Total, 6,716070 bales.
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COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT
(By tho Associated Press


New York, March G.-For the week
ending Friday March s, 1903; Net re-
ceipts at all U. S. ports during week 49,
$685. net receipts at all U. s. ports same
week last year 1854; total receipts since
September 1st 6716,070; total receipts to
same date last year 6,5S0,8O1; exports for
the week 159, no. exports for same week
last year 126, $780, total exports since Sep
tomber list 5,154 ,592; total exports same
date last year 5,24O, 200; stock at all Uni
ted States ports 797, 146; stock at all Uni
ted States ports same time last year
734 ,55S; stock at all interior towns 291,-
541; stock at all interior towns same
time last year 433, 513; stock at Liver
pool ---; stock at Liverpool
same time last year 1,075,OO0; stock of
American afloat for Great Britain --;
stock of American afloat for Great Brit
ain same time last year 1900.
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NEW YORK COTTON.

New York March 6.-The cotton mar
ket opened steady at a decline of one
poiNt TO an advance of five points. the
improved tone being due to continued
support by the clique, further covering
OF shorts and a somewhat better Liver
pool cable than was required to meet
the close of New York of yesterday. The
early estimate for todays receipts also
showed some decrease from the figures
of last year. but almost Immediately fol-
lowing the call there was a renewal of
the liquidation and short selling noted
yesterday morning and prices were rap
idly forced downward. May selling as
low as 965 of points below the best
price of the morning. 50 points below the
best price of the week and IL points be-
low last nights finals. The other OPP
'tions at this time showed declines of
from 10 to "a points as compared with
the best of the morning. At this level
the clique again came to the support of
the market and a sharp rally ensued
which carried prices back few points
but the steadier tone was followed just
before the close by another wave of sell
ing which closed the market weak to
26 points lower at which level prices
were to 9 points below the lowest
level of Yesterday on the nearby options
and about 43 to 65 points below the best
level of the season, with March. the
spot month, showing the most pro-
nounced weakness, rejecting apparently
the desire of the longs to avoid imme-
date deliveries. The selling toward the
close of the market was based very
largely on the heavier in sight for the
week which. according to the figures of
the New York Cotton Exchange, were
102.9S2 bales compared with 134.5S1 last
year The estimates for tomorrow's re-
ceipts at leading points Notwithstanding
the continuance of rather unsatisfactory
weather were comparatively heavy. The
Southern spot markets showed a dis
position to respond readily to the weak
ness in futures. being generally under
stood to be Is lower, while the New York
price was reduced to 1000 for mddling
uplands. Today's port receipts footed up
$4,000 bales, against 20.369 last year
Total sales futures estimated 100000
bales.
quiet II points lower; m'ddling urlands
Futures open q seady
axRAx
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NEW YORK. Mar. D. Money on cal
firm at sC16 per cent; closing per cent
Tine money strong; co days SASH per cent
90 days sa5h per cent; six months s. az pei
cent. Prime mercantile paper saS4 pei
cent; sterling exchange STEADY, at dec
with actual business in bankers ms a
$50 so for 60 day bliss Posted rates +st
and 4S7h. Commercial bills 4.slA@4 83A
Bar silver ASH; Mexican dollars 38 GOV
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Tarrant e. Kings
Cotton Letter.
Especial to News and Obsorver)

New York, March 6.-The cotton
market today has had a range of 4
points, including all fluctuations which
s the most remarkable. In the frs;
place there was an opening advance Of
points, then a decline of q points fol-
lowed by a rally of IA points and final
decline of II points, in the end. how
ever, the lowest price was $40 for July
which was the lowest figure touched on
the previous slump. We expect a scalo-
pg market for the present, and think that
by making purchases on decline our
friends will have no trouble in realizing
Is and 20 points profit very quickly
TARRANT & KING,
IS Broad Street
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SOUTHERN EDUCATIONAL CONFER
ENCE, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
APRIL 22-27th. 1903.

On account of the above occasion the
Seaboard Air Line Railway will sell
round trip tickets to Richmond at one
and one-t third first class fares. Tickets
to be sold April 20 and 21st. Final limit
April 28th.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago March ga generally bear
ish sentiment prevailed in the wheat pit
today but a better demand late in the
day caused a firm close, May being up
is to Lie. May corn was 3-407-Sc high
er and oats 3-SM12c higher Provisions
were strong, the May products closing at
an advance of from IL to II lie.
Leading futures ranged as roIIows.
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ECZEMA. NO CURE. NO PAY.

Your druggist will refund your money
T Pazo Ointment fails to cure Ring
worm, letter, Old Ulcers and Sores, PIN
Dies and Blackheads on the face. and all
skin diseases. so cents.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, La, March 6.-Favorable
cables had the effect OF checking some
what the movement of spot cotton today
Quotations unchanged.
Futures at the opening were points
higher on March to even with last nights
closing on more distant months. The
improvement of points in Liverpool had
no influence on this market which was
very active, the sales the largest for
many days. The fluctuations in prices
were very wide and frequent but there
was a distant downward tendency after
the first call, the board at the close
showing the lowest figures of the day,
the net losses being from 10 to on the
oil /orop months and II to 16 points on
the new.
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A Good Farmer.
CWilson Times.)

Mr.. r. NJ Pittman, of near Barnes
store postoffice, killed a hog last week
which weighed no pounds as he fell, and
when dressed he weighed 635 pounds, He
also made on one-horse farm $3.50 cash,
besides his corn and other crops, and
rents land. He made enough this year to
pay for a piece of land.
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NATIONAL MANUFACTURERS ASSO
CITATION, NEW ORLEANS, LA,
APRIL 1911 1908.

On account of the above occasion the
Seaboard Air Line Railway will sell
round trip tickets to New Orleans at the
rate of one frst-class fare for the round
trip from all stations. The rate from
Raleigh will be $3.50 Tickets to be
sold April 11-12-13th, with final limit
April 18th. An extension of the final
limit may be secured by depositing with
Special Agent and payment of fee of 30
cents.
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The one great virtue of Burnett's
Vanilla Extract is purity 1t is real
vanilla extract and nothing but vanilla
extract. Always use Burnett's.
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ANNISTON CHATAUQUA ADMISSION,
ALA, APRIL POPS, 1908.

Account of the above occasion the Sea
board Air Line Railway will sell round
trip tickets to Admission, Ala, for one
first class fare. Tickets to be sold April
18th to oath inclusive. Final limit
April Goth.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, NASH
WILLIE. TENN. MAY 21-29. 1903.

Account of the above occasion the Sea-
board Air Line Railway has authorized
the sale of round trip tickets to Nash
Vile, Tenn. at one fare for the round
trip, plus 25 cents. Tickets to be sold
May 18th 20th-21st Final limit June DIST.
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RALEIGH SPOT COTTON MARKET
Raleigh n. G., March s.
Receipts :. -. q. e.. .. =. II bales
Receipts this day last year Ga
Prices today =. . :. -. 9l5G9 1915
Trices this day last year =. 9ls
Receipts this season D.. .13. sos bales
Receipts last season =. =. 1887
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AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,
NEW ORLEANS, LA, May SIS, 1903.

On account of the above occasion the
Seaboard Air Line Railway will sell
round trip tickets to New Orleans for
one first class fare for the round trip
Rate from Raleigh $3.50. Tickets to be
sold May list to 4th inclusive, with final
limit ten days from date of sale, but
can be extended until May 30th.
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Nine to Twenty-Six Lower a,
the Close.
The MARKET ENDS WEAK
The Final Hour in iss Stock Exchange Show
That Urgent Pressure 10 Liquidate tas
Spent Itself and Traders Breathe
More Freely.
More Freely.
Thy the Associated Press. ,

New York, March 6.-The dry goods
market has been unresponsive and the
continued weakness in cotton has acted
as retarding factor. No weakness is
evident but on the other hand prices
are held with unusual frmness, linens
being sold ahead to such an extent that
manufacturers are not anxious to add to
their orders.
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BALTIMORE PROVISIONS.

BALTIMORE. Mar 6 - f. our dull; Winter
extra 2S5Gs305 do. clear % 1908 40 do. straiRhts
81 45lo3.G0 patents 375d405; spring clear 1850
3.45; Spring straights 3.70D4 05; Spring patents
410Q435
Wheat was qriet; SPOT sC0sO1s Fe'rIery
S01S0n; steamer No 2 red -; SouGhern wheat
bv samne i3G1Sl.
Cc.nw steady; spot 534653%: February 534
053h; Southern white coin 47AQD5341.
Oa,s were hrm: No. white, new, 42h; No
2 mixed, new,
rye firm: Nc 2 IS: No. 2 western :.
Butter steady and lower; fancy imitation
fancy 2l122; creamery -; fancy lad'e 2012l
fancy roll l761lS; good rJI 1901; store PACKED
l51l7.
riggs steady; fresh Ak.
Cheese hrm; large H. medium 14H@14A;
small liH0l4X
Sugar Arm and higher; fine and coarse graz =
ulatsd 5.0lH.
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sEABoARD STOCKS AND BONDS.

BALTIMORE, Mar. 6.-Seaboard Air Line
common ciz; preferred 41n.
Bonds as. SO.
Atlantic Coast Line. common. 13l; pre-
ferred :.
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GRAND LODGE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
l. 0. o. F., WILMINGTON, N. c.,
NAV 1o+b 10O9

MAY 12-1Sth 1908.
Account of the above occasion, the
Seaboard Air Line Railway will sci
round trip tickets to Wilmington, N c..
at rates based on tariff 2 No. A-3106;
rate from Raleigh being $685.. Tickets
sold May 10th, 18th, 18th. Final limit
May GOTH
For further information apply to
C. II. GATTIS. C. P. and T. A,
Raleigh, N. c.
Fl. S. Lizard, r. p A.,
Raleigh, n c.
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The market closed barely steady
BARBEE & co.
BARBEE & co.
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What
Cash quotations were as rorlows;


$40; straights So 80a3.O; clears s. .e93 10; %
,prIne specials 20; spr.ng patents S5G0S'S0
r. straiknts s3.IL9340: bskers s2. 4592.9l
w ,ss 7SS 'Dt CORN Ss i Es f SG Nc
yellow 45as. Oats-No. g 35A; No. 2, white
-; No. white Sl736h Rye-No.2, 49A; Bar
~ good feeding 1906 fair t. choice naltlns
4sa5t; 40. l fax ssro II; NJ. Northwestern
Is. Prir,e timothy seed 1896. Mess por-
NJ opl. 1sG00 Is. lkr. Lard. Der nh lbs. S93Ih
a 0.01 snon ribs sides Coose) so. a0dam Dry
,ste, s houlders tboyed 1891 0s5p: Short cle'
ddes, ,bosed) slGo00l02h. Whisk- b. is higl
win. 81 80. Glover @ attract grade. Sll %.
NEW YORK
NEW YORK, Mar 6.-Flour steady bun dull
Rye Hour steady.
Buckwhea flour quie..
Corn meal easy. yeiiow western Sl.l3
RYE ern; No 2. 1ses.aru 621s; Stse Sc.
Barleyt q let; feeding AZ; mAItLns 5iD5lh
BARLEY mali dull western 6s166.
hea spot ssstasdb NO., REQ, si7s Closl c
March s3ss; May sGss July tx September ;oss
Corn spot easy no z, 5S Opuons-Feb
ary :. March 5sK: May 81 Il; July SOFA
o It's Spot quit; No 2, 43A. Options May
Beef eea' quiet H family si5oO@I6o 90; mess slO5O:
packe. $l2.00113O0; beef bans s2e. 50nsl50
cut meats were quiet; licked be lies 9kGll
picked ,houlIers S@0SK; picked hams lag
Lard arm; WESTERN steamed $40 30Gl03j re-
fined FIR ?; South America 1910; the Cont
nent 1880. COMPOUND fHQUfA.
Pork nrm; fan ilv t1S500Dl9.00; snor clesl
ais 100000 mess sl77JGlS.25'
Tallow ste dy city per package 5S country
packages tIee) 60l6A.
Rosin firm; strained common to good. g.. 30.
Turpentine firm AZ 67@67M.
Rice firm: domestic. fair to extra 413O6B
Japan 4A15A.
MoIasses quiet; New Orr, ans. open kettle
good to choice 5000.
Cotee-spot Rio steady, mild, easy
Sugs RAW stryng: fAn re1ntns 343 l-loi
centrifugal 96-test, 3 1916: molasses sugar "a
3 Is; refined sugar firm; oonfectiJners 4.60:
mould A 500; standard cut loaf 5.35;
crushed $50, powered So; granuiated 415;
cubes 5.0l
Butter was e m; ext creamery 81: western
StAte dsir, 1922.
Cheese a m: new State. full cream. fan "
small CO Tor d, AK small white I4M.
EPps firm; State and Pennsylvania 10 south.
ern Is.
Potatoes steady: Jersey l75l12.00; State ana
western I50Qt2.O0; Long Island 2.00G221
south jersey sweets e.. U93 %
Peanuts steady, fancy hand-picked 4A04A
domestic 3U4h.
Cabbages quiet; domestic, pc; 100, white, 81. sc
az %; led, sl0O@lL50
Freights TO Liverpool; cotton by steamer l3c:
grain Id.
Cotton seed oil mo lerItely active on spot and
steady without additional change. rrilAe crude
I. o. r. mills 340D3i5s prime summer yellow
40H: off summer yellow So; prime white As
i e winter yellow As; prime meal s27.5013S o.
nc minsl.
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STOCKS.
WEEKLY MOVEMENT.
(By the Associated Press

Nby IIIC ASSUIIdItU ITCSS,J
The following statistics on the move.
ment of cotton for the week ending
March 9th, were compiled by the New
York Cotton Exchange:
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SPECIAL RATES VIA THE s. A. L.

NATIONAL AMERICAN WOMAN SUF-
FRAGE ASSOCIATION, NEW OR
LEANS, LA, MARCH 1926, 1908.
Account of the above occasion the
rate of one fare plus SIPS, on certificate
plan, is authorized to New Orleans, La.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. Mar Ga u. NJ Cooton-Suot
in fair demand, prices points higher; AM
eri AN middl'ug fair s C: good middling
S. Is; midlli-g S. -: low middiing $40. good
ordinary sos ordinary 4.9o The sales of
the day were 1u.ooo bales. lof which 1000
were for speculation and export. and includ :
ca 800 American Receipts $500 bales. all
American.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-03-07

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