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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-06-03
Bubbles.

Detectives help some people to live
chased lives.
The dude is nothing more than a
fancy walking stick.
With competent accountant,
mistakes are out of his reckoning.
Some people get along on cheek,
some rely on their chin, and others
keep a stiti upper lip.-Philadelphia
Bulletin.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-06-03
Helpless Infant.

"Have you decided on name for
the baby yet, Tanksleyw
"Yes; We've named her for my new
automobile"
"What?"
Fact, We call her Gaso,tna.' Chi
cago Tribune.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-06-03
"HARTFORD" MOBILE.
N er of The Zen

Though short lived of the better
Alabama river and placed in commission April 1864 with Com
mander d. Johnston
the
CUTS Mobile The
when she surrendered fleet
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

All commnica tions for this paper Should be
panied by the name of the authors not neeessariy for
publication. but cyid, nee of good faith on the
part of the writer. Write only side of the pa
per. Be particularly careful in giving names and
Proper names are often difficult to decipher because
of the careless manner in which they are written.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-06-03
II Takps Money

1t takes moaey 10 voice the opinion
Of lawy IT, Chicago Daily News.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-01
WALL STREET REVIEW
YEAR CLOSES WITH CONFIDENT
SENTIMENT PREDoMINATIN0.
During First Two Hours of Yester-
days Session Three-ouarters
of Million Shares Chang
ed Hands.

NEW YORK. Dec. 3i-The year closed on
me stock Exchange with very hopeful and
eonndent sentiment predominatng. During the
nrst TWO hours the aggregate sales reached a
larger figure than in any similar period for
three 'o, u,,, rsaen .bsg 10 I,r,ns
the latter half of the session trading was
much interrupted by the New Years ceebra-
which many members of the Stock Exchange
participated, While the spirit of the prepara-
ton for the Stock Exchange frolic also was in
the air the taking OF profits on the two days
rise made considerable impression upon prices
during the final hour, 10 that some conspicu-
Gus stocks lost all Of their early gains; The
the safe passage OF what has been considered
DANGEROUS point in money AFFAIRS The fact
that New Years day has been reached with
out money excitement is taken to demonstrate
the success of plans made for meeting the ex-
traordinary requirements upon the money mar
future requirement to be met by reason OF
extended loans and deferred payments Of biz
cations IL lost sight Of and confidence is gen.
eral that the normal relaxation in money
rates VIII follow the turn Of the year. Ctr
rent reports OF railroad earnings also show q
raising the hope Of an improved showing in
net returna The yearly reviews now appear
ing for the closing year's extraordinary pros
ulation and the Governments estimate OF the
very large cereal crops gave substant al
or Ss fSr feeling the
tenance of the per cent, dividend on
Delaware and Hudson was a reassuring factor
especially in the case OF the coalers. The rise
in the price of copper had generally favorable
effect besides Its special influence on Anal
gamated. The State Railroad Commissions
animation that It had plan for improving
the handling of congested traffic on the local
street railways induced heavy speculation in
Manhattan. A feature Of the day was the
diligence with which all classes OF stocks were
bid up so long as offerings continued light. A
number of iotations which have been prao-
ttcally dormant owing to the tight money mar
ket were violently advanced. Examples were
United States Realty and American Steel
Foundries and on the curb International Ma
rtne. The money market continued stiff. but
eased off in the late transactions The trust
companies continued to call loans and the
forces Of depletion Of bank reserves seemed to
be still at work, but all such cousIdera tons
were ignored in the almost exultant conf
dence expressed by the stock operators that
the turn of the year will see the end Of their
money troubles.
The bond market was broad and active and
made general advances. Total sales (par valued
So. 345. 600. United States bonds unchanged
ohthe last cali
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MARINE NEWS.

MoBILE-Arrived, steamer Agnes (Nor.)
Henrchsen Rluefelds Cleared steamers HUI
gin (Nor) Larsen, Cienfuegos, Cubai Fort
Morgan tNor) Osvik. Bocas del ToTo; bark
Langen (Nor). Petersen. Buenos Ayres-
NEW YORK-Arrived. Liguria' Genoa,
Sailed, Celtic, Liverpool; Philadelphia South
ampton.
ROTTERD AAt-Arrived, Nordland. New YORK
QUEENSTOWN-Sailed, Ultonia, Boston.
LIVERPOOI.-Arrived. Bohemian, New york
Observation-Disclosures, steamers indianapolis
(Br.), Black Dundee; Hesilia (Ger), Mathei'
sen, Scranton and sailed: banks Gladan
(swed.). Anderson, Galway; Volona CBr)
Burnley, Whitehaven: Baccicin Rivello ut.>
Ranieri, Venice Sailed. steamer Dorotes
(Aust.), Scopinich, Genoa.
NORFOLK-Arrived, steamers Ehomas Mel
willie (Br), Greig, Port Tampa; Washington
(Br.). Willis Port Tampa; Nordfarer (pan. }
Rrunnick. Hamburg; Persiana (Br.), Kidd,
New Orleans cleared for Bremen Sailed
steamers Homewood (Br.), Rowland, BTemen
Bedoun (Br). Crockett. LiVerpooli Avalon
(Nor), Running. Kingston.
NEWPORT NEWS-Arriyed, steamers shen'
andoah tBr), Trinnick, Liverpool. -
SAVANNAH Arrived, steamer btatspere
tNor), Bjonness. Havana. Cleared steamers
Pandosia (Br) Humphreys, Bremen; par!lns'
ton tRrD. Wmk. Havre and Antwerp; Nastle-
ventry C5r.l Dormand. Manchester; Gled How
Orb Weatherill. BIemeTi Teresa aust
Persieh barcelona. F'inme ana trieste; sum
bark Hertha CNoE.), HalNsTsens fefnsinpueo
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Sailed. steamer Teresa tAust.). Perisch. Bar.
celona.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. steamer Lockwood
(Br.), Butcher, Huelva; schooner yacht For
tuna Willard. New London, bound for St
Thomas. Sailed. steamer Yumuri CNor.), Boo
Port Antonio.
KEY wEST-Arrived. steamers Lampasas
Barstow, New York. and sailed for Galveston
Mascotte, Turner, Port Tampa, and sailed
for Havana; tug Massassoit, Tortugasi
schooner Break ofsDay. Mobile.
NEW ORLEANS-Cleared. steamers San
Juan, Sampson. Porto Rico; Olympia (Br.l
Gait. Port Limon: whitehall (Br.), Heppel.
Liverpool via Newport News; Cimoria (Dan. },
Hansen. Copenhagen; John Wilson CNor.l
Hansen. Bocas del Toro; Quanero tAus.). Cat
tarinich. Venice; Texan lBr.), Lund. Liver
pool; Lady Joice (Br:), Elliott. Copenhagen;
George Dumois CNor.), Tyslandl Livingston;
Avona fNorl. Deyer. Aarhuus; Keemul IBrl.
Davies, Rotterdam: Pho TX. (Sp.l. Subino,
Barcelona; Nab CBr.), Rasmussen, Nyborg.
PORT EADS-Arrived, steamers John Will
son (Nor.), Hansen. Bocas del Toro; George
W Kelley, Arendt, Blaefields. Sailed. steamers
Esther, Stevenson Bluefelds: Fora (Aus.),
scoletich. Trieste: Maskelyne Br). Tanner.
Antwerp. via Newport News: Proteus. eager.
New York Musician (Br.), Edgar. Liverpool;
Gienarmhead (Br.), Brennan. Belfast
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Daily Cotton Market.

NEW oRLEANs-steady; closed frm; sales,
5000; ordinary. 6i5-I6; good ordinary,
77-l6; low mldding IN; nniddling eN; good
middfinFl 3 1916; middling fair, 91k; re-
eeipts, 20 222: stock, 4 ,472.
GALvESToN-Firm; nniddling 7-I6; sales
100: receipts. 6946; stock. 2l6.63i.
receipts, 3,072; stock $3.50
sAVANNAH-Firm middIing. SA: sales,
esO: receipts, 7.7S4; stock. SO, COG
CHARLESTON-Ffrm: middling, 3-I6; re-
ceipts 1854; stock. 2o.S63
MILM1NGToN-Firm: middling, Sk; receipts
AS: stock. 1919.
NoRFoLK-Steady; middling. 81: sales,
300: receipts. 8 s3I; stock 47.I74
bALTIMoRE-Nominal; middling. 5Ss stock,
BOSTON Quiet: rniddline. $50; net receipts
i,2o6; gross, 2.S57
PHIIADEI4PHIA-ouiet and steady: mid
ding, 8. 5: receipts, 267S: stock e 42s.
ST. LOUIs-Steady; middling. sA; sales.
234: receipts 4,S27; stock. 27,5I7
NEW YORK-Quiet; middling, g. 90: Aet re-
ceipts, S36; gross, ,405: sales, 1900; stock
1853 e9e; exports to Great Britain, 1927
Total today at all seaports-Net receipts S.
1871; exports to Great Britain, | 0o6: In
l.iol 32s -"'' go SILVIA
Consolidated-Nst receipts, goo SIS; exports
to Great Britain, 81 400; To France, 6,6aa:
to the continent. 1850.
eeipts 4,9ol. 1873; exports to Great Britain.
nent, ,4S6 S6a
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-01
MARKETS FOR FUTURES
SPECULATION ON A MOST salts
FACTORY SCALE.
Prices Close Up to Best Point of Sea-
SON and 80 Points Above the
Lowest on the Pres
emit Crop.

81 NEW YORK. Dec. 3I-The cotton market
cpsned firm at advance OF goa points
For the day preceding holiday speculative OPP
ernf1uns were a scale most satisfactory to
xns trading interests. with prices close up to
4ne best point OF the season and 30 points
above the lowest on the present crop. January
started out as the bull feature, increasing
It's advance to points after the call
Ats highest point was S.7l or points above
the previous night In March and May the
xeature was good buying for Wall Street pool
interests and by prominent Philadelphia peo-
PIE. There was also good general demand
people who regard tie present rather liberal
port receipts as but temporary, expecting them
70 De followed by less oppressive arrivals in
the nearr future. The English cables, while
opening 394 points lower, later contributed
considerable aid TO the bulls by showing a
partial recovery. yet 1t could hardly be said
that the final advices from abroad displayed d
hearty response to the bullish developments
hSke during the session. Late offerings by
repm traders were 90 quickly absorbed by the
1zaEket a. TO cheei< saggressiveness along this
1iIie. From the South reports were quite bull
ssh ~ 10 the spot situation. exporters were
ready buyers OF the staple and private Eng
Msh cables noted a general European covering
ulative business. At one time during the az
tarnoon prices lost several points under local
xsaaixing, but this was followed by renewed
buying except in the case of January, which
2loNed about 4 points under the top.
Tbs market closed officially very steady In
tone. with quotations from to 10 points
sh2Ehsr. late positions showing the greatest ina
NToTement. Total sales OF futures were estf-
mated at $50. 600 bales.
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Chicago Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, Doc. 3l.-There was little doing
IN either the grain or provision PITS on tne
gsas 81 Nav wheat Closing y lower
May corn of A9% and oats down AGA May
provisions closed from 2h to &c higher to tn
Wheat ruled dun and IN the absence of any
material demand the market was easily az,
fsstsd by the rssns ,se Irsent,ns advces re-
ported good harvesting weather and the NORTH
west markets were weak The fact that the
the totai yisiS q 10000 900 bushels also
a depressing influence. There was CONSIDER
able sudistion going On curing s.r tn n. Sot
tom. May opened h9A lower at 76%9IShc
and sales were made soon after the opening
clined To- 7sk@7eE The close was &c lower
at 7eA. cieaTances equalsd 54s, 600 bushels
Primary receipts were soa s,D9s sS cars none
contract. Minneapolis and Duluth reported re-
ceipts OF 2e6 cars a total for the three points
Of 347 with holiday eotn last week anu
In spite of bearish Government report.
corn held fairly steady fair oemano , Ir9rn
enseA Weather conditions were favorable 1or
the movement Of the crop and local uaa T,
were disposed to favor the selling SIDE inc
| volume OF business was light and the close
was easy, with May on Ag% at 4Sc ad naL
selling between - and +S&- Receipts 2s4
oats were quiet and easy, the depression In
other grains being the chief bear factor: a..
though the Government Topoit was
disappointing. Commission houses were ND
eral sellers early and offerings were well ao-
sorbed By local traders who were inclined to
support the market. There was less demand
Iate in the day and the close was easy with
Nav HGAc lower at S3%@2a% after rang ng
between ssh and 1914 Receipts, lo4 cars
Packers gave good support to provisions ana
although the market was easier the decline
was not as great as the weak condition Of the
hog market would warn ant The opening was
easter on liberal receipts Of hogs ana drop
Of from 10 to Sc at the yards, but part of
the early loss was regaIned and the close
was steady. The market was helpel some
nv shorts who covered In the January pro-
ducts, May pork closed 7h9loc lower at
SI6 3711; May lard was of pa at So. S2h, and
rms were 21ha5c higher at $a650s- S7S-
ina Ieaeing futures ranged G0Iiows:
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less cause for hesitation and the interest has
been shifted to March and May. AS before often
stated, most everything turns the amount
of cotton to be marketed the next 90 DAYS.
There are hints of free interior receipts in the
near future, but there is nothing to show that
this will be borne out. The key to the situas
ton is as TO the amount at uneounted towns
and still unpcled. While we are receiving
daily reports Of cotton. still in the fields, there
is nothing to lead US 10 conclude that the
amount is greater than usual at this season of
year. Prices are considered moderate and on
the whole there is much more reason for ex-
pecting bull market than otherwise. es-
peciaiy since there is nothing to Just fy big
crop estimates. Prices varied slightly after
the opening and trading was light. Receipts
at all ports were estimated at IS, 900, against
COO. cables steady at q point decline
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e. N. Scale & Co.'S Cotton Letter.

lfsy SDeclal Leased Wire.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec 2I-The last day of
the year was characterized by a very steady
tone IN the cotton market The growth Of SEN
Nfnent in favor Of higher level of prices has
not been impeded, though the spirit of con-
Nsrvat1sm continues to dominate all trans
actions and this fact alone is regarded as one
" tbs features Of strength in the situation.
The English market assumed a holiday atti-
e1ca today. Trading here was in the nature
ef variety, though moderate in quantity, slight
fluctuations were created by the different or
Ferp received. but the tone held steady through
kax tho day.
Tns trade IL about to enter the year of COS
w9fh the general surroundings of the cotton
tnaxieek apparently conducive to the rnsinten-
kuce Of the existing level of values. If not the
establishment OF material advance
One thing Is certain, that substantial evil
Hence VIII be required in the shape OF a de-
9zasd Increase in the movement to cause any
reconsideration of large crop views. and the
Aevelopments OF the next month win be watch
ID with exceptional interest, The season 8
Hnpliments being In order. take this op-
pnffnnify to express the wish that good health,
happiness and prosperity will be- showered
Rpon YOU In the new year.
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NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 3l.-As Liverpool ad-
nces were more favorable than looked for
sur market opened 496 points higher, but de-
Mined 213 shortly after realizing ruling
suiet and steady at the lower level until near
the close. when large buying orders came IN,
eauAing an advance OF e4io points from the
bottofn. making the net gain Ii@I2 points
IN the day. The anticipation of a continu-
Do the bullish weekly statistics which will he
issued on Friday. and the expectation that
bpinners will become free buyers then have
Ill tended to accentuate the extremely favor
able opinion existing There are no evidences
~ any decided increase in the movement be-
ms realized In the near future and as a very
publish Census estimate is looked for on ian
9TH. the chances are values may enhance fur
her unless checked by a decided increase in
receipts, We wish you all a happy and pros
Serious new year.
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New Orleans spot Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 3i.--spot cotton is In
good demand at full board prices. The feeling
among factors is one of decided confidence in
holders are asking highea figures for the goods
and refuse in all cases to shade the least BIT
below the board level. Sales. 5000 includ-
ing l.5oo to arrive and 500 4. o. b.
Futures were not 20 active. yet never
theiess there was fair amount of business
transacted. The market opened S15 points
higher and during the morning hours scored
additional gains of 215 points. Without fur
Their prominent tendencies prices remained
quite steady. the board at the close showing
net gains Of e9I2 points over yesterday $
closing figures,
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Sigma Nj Fraternity.

Indianapolis. Dec. 31.-The eleventh
grand chapter of the Sigma NJ Fraterni-
ty, the youngest OF the Greek letter col
lege fraternities, Is being held here. The
meeting will continue until Friday. More
than 100 members OF the Fraternity were
enrolled when the Regent. H. NJ. Dawes
OF New York City called the meeting to
order today. Today's sessions were de-
voted to the report of the grand officers
and the reading of messages from absent
hrothers
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-01

Peoria. Ill, Dec. s1.-The referendum
vote of the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Firemen for the $4,000 appropriation for
the erection of home for aged and dis
abled railway employees has been counted
and passed by 10000 majority. The home
is located at Highland Park. a suburb of
Chicago. But it was decided to secure
another location. The trainmen and con-
ductors. at their last convention appro-
priated $4,000 each and the total of SIS, 900
will be used in the purchase OF ground
and the erection of a suitable building.
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Bolivian-Peruvian Greatly

La Paz, Bolivia, Dec. GA treaty was
signed yesterday afternoon by the Boliv-
ian Minister of Foreign Affairs and the
Peruvian Minister, naming President
Roea of Argentina arbitrator in the boun-
dairy disputes between Peru and Bolivia,
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LOCAL WHOLESALE PRICE LIST
proUiGi

CORRECTED DEC. "a
Bacon-i 0hc.
Dry sailed sides-9he.
Iard-Tierces. leaf. iMc; compound SXa
Meal-S6c per bushel.
Oats White. 49c; mixed 4Sc
Corn White, 62c; mixed. COO per bushoj.
salt--Liverpool. 96c sack; Virginia. 47e,
Michigan. 2So- 1ound tarrels. SLIGO.
ButtsS-Jersey 2693oc: Tennessee country
CSC.
syrup-Fancy. 4oc: reboiied. 3oc.
Flour-Patent, S494. So; straight So. 7o0
8 80 per Dbl. wv
susar-Granuiated. 81; Y C.. 4zc; cut loaf,
5% cents.
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New York Coffee ana SUGAR.
St Louis Proxislnna.

ST. LOUIS, Dee- 3l.-F1our-DuIl; red Win
ter patents. So 3sQ3 so; extra fanny and
straight. So o563. 30; clear. s. 9o@3
Whizkey-Steady at Si.32
Dry sailed rneatS-Steady; boxed extra
shsrta. So IN: clear ribs SO; short clear,
SO. so.
Bacon-steady; boxed extra shorts ana clear
ribs. $40. so; short clear. SILL
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Alleged I. G N. Merger.

Washington, Dec. a.-The Interstate
Commerce Commission will hold a hearing
on January is at the Federal Court
House in New York city in the case of the
Kentucky Stat Railroad Commission
against the L. and N. and numerous
roads, involving an alleged merger.
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Murphy & Co.'S Qnc.) Cotton Letter


NEW YORK Dec. 3l--Despite more or less
ak Of q reactionary movement in cotton, eariv
prices showed further hardening tendency on
} moderate business With uncertainty as 70
lhe outcome OF january contracts disposed Of
BY yesterdays big issue Of notices, people see
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-01
New Orleans Sugar.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 3I.-sugar-ouiet;
open kettle, 2a.a3 I-I6; open kettle eentrifu-
gal, 8 5-l6G3ss; centrifugal graduated g.
G4L whites, 37sR4 l-I6; yelows, 31893%;
seconds, 21Sq3 5-l6. 1900.
Molasses% quiet: open kettle. 1923; CEN
trifugal, 6d2l syrup, 2lq24.
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Weather Conditions.

The crest Of the cold area now covers the
Middle East giving lower temperature
throughout the East, and as far south a.
has occurred In Western New York. and at
scattered points in tho South, mostly along
the Gulf Coast; temperatures are gene ally
higher in central. middle western and upper
Lake districts, under influence OF q shallow
depression over Montana, while another more
decided depression over the far Northwest ID
giving continued unsettled weather. In that
region.
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Temperature and Rainfall.

o. s. Department OF Agriculture.
Weathe- Rlresu
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec al
The following shows highest and lowest tenn.
peratures and rainfall at Weather Bureau sta
lions. during the twenty-four hours ending ?
q m. today:
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Local Cotton Market.

Quotations for spet, cotton IN the Local cottos
market yesterday were follows
Strict mtddling --~.---..- .-------.s s.
M1uulIuB q s. Il
strict low mtddun% Ill
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Cash quotations were follows:
No 2 Spring wheat, 1904; No. 3. SO; No.
No 2 corn, II: No 2 yellow. -.
No. Z oats. 3IS; No. s white. S2hass-
Mess pork par Dbl. Sl7 rs
Lard. per 100 lbs-. Slo4 ON.
Short rib sides Qoose). Sc. 371sQS 62h-
DrY salted shoulders Cboxed), So 259a 80.
shor tclear sides Cboxed), 5000. I2h
Whiskey basis of high Wines Sl-3l-
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wILMINGTON-Turpsnt at spy.
receipts % casks
Rosin-Firm at $3.50 40; receipts. $40.
Crude turpentine-Firm at SI.759S: receipts.
95 casks
Tar-Firm at SLIGO; receipts. ala
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STATIONS.
Home for Aged Railroad Men.

FRANK P. CHAFFEE.
Section Director. Weather Bureau.
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SAVANNAH. Dec 3l.-Tmpentfne. H21kc:
receipts. 266. Gales, SOS; exports. 81.
Rosin-Firm; receipts. 1856; sales. LBS;
exports, 1881; A. b. C. d, .SI45; E 81 SO,
F, 81 SIS: @, $40; H, So; 1. So IS; K, sass;
NJ. So. IS: N So IS; window glass, So 80;
water white, S4.20.
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THE WEATHER.

Daily Local Weather Report-Daily
River Bulletin.
u. 3 Department OF Agriculture.
Weather Bureau.
Local observations Central tfne.J
MONTGOMERY. Ala. Dec. 81.
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NEW YORK. Dec. 31.-Dry Goods.-This has
been a ssmi-holiday and the general business
has been on a lively sale throughout Mar
row print cloths are very hIm and din1cult
to buy. Mems wear woolens nrrn' Win lSlr
demand for overcoatings-
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River Forecast.
The Coosa will rise very slowly tonight and
Thu sday, and the Alabama will remain, nearly
stationary during the next two days except
a slight rise In upper portion.
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CHARLESTON. Dec. sl.--Tupenttns an
rosin-Unchangsd.
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cirAinnati Provisions.

OIUgIuuHLI
CINCINNATI, Dec. 3I.-Flour-Steady.
I.ard-Easier at $9.S 80.
Bulk meats-Steady at SO %
Bacon-Steady at s 1850.
Vhiskey-Active at $l.32
SuEar-Steady.
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Liverpool Cotton Futures.

LIVERPOOL. Dec si-Cotton futures opcne
easier and closed fairly steady.
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Kansas City Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY. Dec 3l.-Cattle-R
4 400 natives, 700 Texans; calves. 100 ma
tives; steady.
Choice export and dressed beef