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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-01
Classified "Ad5.' :
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Ticket to Memphis. AID
ply Turner & Malone. 28t3s
FOR SALE-Ticket to ST. Louis. A
bargain if taken at once.-Turner
& Malone. 2t*
FOR sALE.-Chofce baled alfalfa;
stove or cord wood. F. D.
Stock Farm. 53tf.
PRESS FOR .sALE.-The Record of
nee has for sale one Cranston
press, seven column folio. Is In
good order and will be sold at a
bargain. tt
FOR sALE.-The Record has for sale
cheap, 4 rolls OF 31-inch Manila
wrapping paper, 2 rolls of 6-inch
pink, and one roll of 12-inch Mani
Ia. This is a bargain. If
FOR SALE.-House and two lots
with artesian water. No danger of
food. Good pens, close in. Near
school, S. E. corner 5th and Lea
avenues. P. Glover. este
FOR SALE.-Eight Jersey heifers
and six Jersey calves, the increase
of my herd. The average receipts
from my cows the last two years
has been SIS. per head. Prices reas-
onable.-W. B.. Wilson, Carlsbad,
N. M. 28t3*
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Mr.. Irby is Dead.

Many Roswell people will remem-
Der Mr.. Irby, the young man who
came here last fall and spent the win
ter in Roswell for his health, and ma
ny of them will have a feeling of sor-
row when they know that he is dead.
He spent most of the winter here, go
ing first to Ell Paso and then to his
home In the South for a visit. Altho'
he was greatly improved here, he
could not stand the climate of the
and expired while there.
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WILL STAMP OUT THE
DISEASE OF scAetEs,
Sheep Sanitary Board to Appoint In

Sheep Sanitary Board to Appoint In
spectors for This Purpose.
Albuquerque Citizen. July "a.
The Territorial Sheep Sanitary
Board held a meeting in this city to-
day at the office of Harry F. Lee, sec
rotary of the board. The members
present were President Solomon LII
ma, of Los Lunas; w. E. Prayer. of
Roswell; Harry Kelly, of Las Vegas.
and Charles Schleter, of Clayton. Il.
d. Burns, Jr., of TERRA Amarillo, was
the only member who was absent.
The board has adopted vigorous
measures for the stamping out of the
disease of scabies among the sheep
Of the Territory. The individual mem
bers were authorized to appoint in
~spectors for their respective districts
and these inspectors will be named
as soon as the members return 20
their homes.
AIl0r ln6 luSpSCIOTS, numbering DO'
tween twenty and thirty, are appoint,
ed they will be assigned to certain
districts and it will be their duty to
see that all sheep in the Territory
that are affected with the disease of
scabies are dipped in conformance
with a law prescribing the manner,
time, ETC.. which was passed by the
last legislature.
According to Secretary Lee, the
disease is not general all owe the
Territory, but in certain localities it
is very bad, hence the adoption of
prompt and vigorous measures For
it's eradication
The members engaged in a discus
sion of the sheep conditions through
out the Territory. All were a unit in
saying hat this a was one of the
best in the history Of the industry.
The price of lamb. and ewes has also
gone up, n with any sort of a mod
crate winter ext year will Guido the
present one.
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G~~~C~
: LOCAL NEWS. s

Everything in the Famous is to DC
sold at once. 2St2.
A full line of bottle and bulk pick
les.-U. s. Market. 22tf
E. C. Minton vent to Artesia last
night on business.
TO LoAN:AOn improved real estate,
. 81, 000.-A. J.. Nisbet. 29t4.
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ger avoided. The castor oil and this
remedy should be procured at once
and kept ready for instant use as soon
as the first indication of any bowel
cessful treatment known and may be
relied upon with implicit confidence
even in cases of cholera infantum.
For sale by all Druggists.
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FOR RENT.

Furnished rooms to rent in the
Hobson-Lowe Bdg. 12tf
Quire 719 N. Main. 22tf.
FOR RENT.-One large furnished
front room, 9O2 N. Main st. 21tf
FOR RENT.-A nice Groom cottage.
Terms reasonable. Call at Record
office. 25t3
FOR RENT.-New four room house
modern in every particular, 8 blocks
west OF main street, terms reason
able, apply 314 N. Rich. 27t3.
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The Record Job ONCE
How is This7

A good new five room house, corn
er lot, 100 feet front. Location good.
In artesian belt, for a few days at
$3.50, See ]. T.. Carlton, Room II
Oklahoma block. 12tf
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A little forethought may save you
no end of trouble. Anyone who maxi
it a rule to keep Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at
hand knows his to be a fact. For sale
by all dealers.
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A full line of bottle and bulk pick
les.-U. s. Market. e2tf
night on business.
TO LoAN:4On improved real estate,
s. ,OOO.-A- J. Nisbet. 2St4.
JapaIac.--We have it. Pecos
Valley Lumber Co. l3tf
The greatest of bargains are being
offered at the Famous.
See that Roswell Creamery is
on you butter package. Oft
R. H. Kemp went to Artesia last
night on a short business trip.
1 have and scrip for sale. Clymer
"A. Coldren, Room 1, Oklahoma blk.
Miss Hilda Nelson left last night
for H~agerman. to visit until Thursday
Society teas are nice to serve with
cocoa. Ask about them at U. s. Mar
ket. 22tf
Kenneth Keebler went to Hager-
man last night on a short business
trip.
Look for the Famous bargain cir
culars. They are going out of bust
ness. 2St2.
M. E.. Gibson went to Artesia last
night for a business visit of three
days.
Look for the Famous bargain cir
ness. 2St2.
We still carry a full line Of cheese,
Swiss. Brick and Limburger-U. s.
Market. 22tf
Henry Lutz came in yesterday from
Lincoln and will make his home in
Roswell.
A. M. Smith came in last night from
GAINESVILLE, Texas and is here to make
Do not forget that the U. s. Mar
ket carries a complete stock of can
ned meats. 22tf
Miss Lorette Winston went to Dex-
ter last night for a visit of two weeks
with lends
j. A. Bellar went to Artesia last
night TO remain until Wednesday on a
business visit.
w. H. Kirk , Of Dallas left last
night for Artesia after a business Wis
1t in Roswell.
c. w. Merchant and son, Lige, ar
rived yesterday evening from Carls-
bad to visit friends.
z. M. Weyer, who had charge of
the J.. J.. GIFTS store for a time, has
left for his old home.
Robert Smith came in last night for
a stay with his aunt, Mrs. Buoy and
his uncle Mr.. Lewis.
G. E. Evans returned last night
from Denver where he has been sew
eral days On business.
Call No. 9. Stockard & Deem. for
a gentle horse if the lady or children
want to take a drive. 29tf
T. Clevni returned to his home in
Carlsbad last night after spending
a few days in Roswell.
Mrs. M. L.. Butler and three daugh-
tiers left last night for a visit on the
ranch of Sam P. Butler.
Buy your wall paper. glass, bug
gy paint and floor finish at the Pc
cos Valley Lumber Co. 73tf
Mrs. s. X. Vest and little son eft
this morning for Dallas, Tex, where
she will visit another son.
H. s. Irby left last night for Artesia
where he is going to make his home.
He has bee living in Roswell.
W. P. Chaffee returned 70 his home
in Artesia last night after a shoI> vi
sit in Roswell. He is q we'll dl iIler.
Miss Eva Higday returned last
night to her home in Lake Arthur af. !,
a stay of several days in Roswell.
Wanted q man for all-round type 1
writer work at once. Apply at office a
Of w. w. Gatewood. 224K Main St /
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
[nY rELEGRAPH mo- rHE rRIaTNE

E-I
Chicago. July 29-Action of the wheat market to-
day almost a counterpart of the course it took
on Friday. bush feeling having the upper hand
to begin with. and then vanishing before the bear
ish features of the situation that were alone to be
heard the session ending Northwestern
reports gave the general impression that there was
likely 10 be average crop of spring wheat after
the appetite of the black rust had been entirely
satisfied Closing prices were at declines i2c for
July and sc each for September and December.
Corn little lower for July and trihe higher
for the latter deliveries. Oats lost from lsc to Ac
Provisions were without material change.
The wheat market opened with a rather bullish
tendency but later the bearish influence predomi-
mated The weather. being showery. was cOnsid-
cred favorable the spread OF rust. First prices
from i4c under to i4c over yesterdays clos
ing prices. Estimate of Mondays receipts S26
cars September left off with sellers at srac..
compared with S59sc the day before.
The market showed slight recuperative
power at the opening and offerings were light.
Bids from here to the country with Eight re-
sponses. Local receipts 2SS cars. OF which los
fresh receipts of contract grade and 81
of the same quality transferred
from local private elevators. Shipments hence
sS cO bushels. Estimate for Monday 2S7 cars July
closed at th+ lowest point of the day SIC after
selling up to 54'sc September sold at 5Sisc. down TO
5212c. closing at 52asc to 523.c.
The oats market opened at a slight decline under
yesterdays closing figures but worked stea iiIy
higher in sympathy With other grains and on buy
ing orders Farmers acceptances Of last nights
bids were small. TO-days local receipts we're 80
cars % less than estimated. Estimate for Monday.
81 cars. Shipments. l4s124 bushels July sold at
2sasc. receded 29c. closing at 29isc. September
closed at the low point. 272.c. after selling IN
O S8asc
The market for hog products easier at tho
start in sympathy with the similar condition of
the hog market the time The buyine tbat
was done at the slight decline was generally taken
represent the doings of the larger packcrt who
N ex-
pressing their confidence I'm prices esnber % r
sold from s3 l2is 10 s3 IS sseptenb.- lard wss not
traded in up to 1880. September ribs sold from
81 a. on 10 92ia 10 81 95 and reacted "a the for
mer prices. Hog receipts 10 )01 Lead and
prices the yards &c lower
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
INCREASED CUSTOMS RECEIPTS.
Government Report for July Shows Decrease
in Deficit of About $500, 900.

Washington. July 3.-The monthly statement Of
the government receipts and expenditures, which
will he issued by the Treasury Department on
August I. will show the receipts for July, 1905. to
have approximately sis.1so,oOo and the expen-
ditures about ,s2,SSoOOo. leaving deficit for the
month of S3, ,6sOOoO,
The deficit last July 81 10000
There extraordinary receipts or expen-
ditures in July 1904. and none will appear in the
figures for the present month.
This decrease of about sS.500o9 in the deficit for
this month compared with that for July. 1904
Is accounted for by the material increase in the
cepts. particularly from customs. and slight de
in expenditures. The receipts from customs
alone will exceed those for July OF last year by
about 100000. Those from internal revenue
sources will probably exceed those OF a year ago
by about 10000. The receipts this month will in
clude a payment of about 100000 from the South
Pacific Railroad Company account of its
thirteenth semi note due the government on
August I. There similar payment from this
company last July. The Treasury officials regard
the showing this month with satisfaction and
point 10 the s20000C0 increase in customs receipts
indication of large increase in business for
the remainder of the year
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
NOT BOUND TO ANSWER.
Decision in Regard to discrimination
IN Cotton Scandal.

Washing Ton July es-The -ecalcitrant witnesses
I'm the investigation OF the cotton leakage will
be required 10 answer any questions tending to
incriminste them which may be asked by District
Attorney Beach IN the proceedings before the grand
Jury. Questions OF non-ncriminating character
must be answered and all inquiries concerning
which there may be a doubt must be submitted TO
Justice Wright. OF the Criminal Court OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia
Such was the decision OF Justice Wright to-day
when the case OF Moses Haas came before him.
The ruling 10 questions already propounded
In the grand jury room. Tho witness directed
TO answer the inquiry 10 whether he had ever
lived in Washington and had been employed by the
Department OF Agriculture He excused from
saying whether he knew Edwin g Holmes. the dis
missed associate stststician OF the department
against whom the grand jury investigation pre-
sumably is being directed. and whether he knew
F. A Peckham who has been associated by the
report Of the former investigation made by direc-
tion OF Secretary Wilson. with Holmes in the ma
nipulation OF the cotton estimates.
The District Attorney gave notice TO Mr.. Haas
that he would expect him TO appear before The
grand jury Tuesday next, and he informed Justice
Wright that is probable that other questions will
be brought his attention the inquiry proceeds
In the proceedings before Justice WnghS haas
c,sirnsd 10 be exempt from the requirement 10
testify on constitutional grounds. and urged mat
ne had intended no contempt OF court. concluding
as follows:
This resnondent further says that his refusal TO
sa.sr M Questions propounded 10 him before The
said grand jury was in good faith. and only be-
cause n. nF nr a5v Of them would or might in
crjminate him in connection with the sal1 Edwh
s Holmes and subject him 10 penalty or lolIelt,,
,I;e and such refusais were not, nor was any OF
them made in contempt of the court or ol the sao %
grand jury. with any purpose 10 linpeIe ~ o1 %
struet the administration Of JusilGe ouI 1ny IN "a
furtherance OF his claim M 81 pIxitsd nnitsd St.es az
hereinbefOre set forth
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
CRITICISE SEABoARD PLAN.
Richmond Bankers Issue Circular Opposing
Ryan-Blair Scheme

The Richmond banking hrm Of John l.. Williams
& Sons yesterday issued a new circular in OQposi
ton the Ryan Blair plan for readjustment Of
the finances of the Seaboard Air Line system The
circular analyses the assets and liabilities of the
"SeabOard Company the new holding company,
and its sources of inc ONE and prospects. 1t says
in part:
The table shows that when the railway pays 2
per Oh stock, the income which the
non -depositing stockholder will receive will be at
least 90 per cent more than that TO be received
by the man who put his stock in the Ryan Blair
holding company When the railway pays per
cent on common stock, the holder OF Seaboard
Railway stock has advantage OF 30 per cent
and when the railway pays per cent on It's com
mon stock the income on the un2ooled stock is
still a. per cent more than that received by the
holder who. unfortunately for himself went In
under the Ryan-Blair plan.
Estimates are given Of the holdings Of the stock
and the circular says
II the foregoing estimates TO the holdings or
Seaboard stocks are correct, and they are believed
be approximately so. il will be seen that the
Ryan Blair party really represents less than one
third of the entire capital stock of the company
the remaining two-thirds being owned principally
by shareholders in Maryland and the South. and
by members OF the board, who were. stockholders
before the advent OF Messrs. Ryan and Blair in
cOmpany.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
OTHER mARKETssY TELEGRAPH.

Cincinra,t July s9-HOGS slow: butchers. S6aS6 .
common, 81 s. CATTLE steady. fair to geI
slippers. 81 "5GS3 common. S2GS2 I3 SHEEP stead
81 55dS4 so. LAMBS steady. 81 250Sf -
Buffalo. July BATTLE Receipts 400 reai
urCharced. prime steers. s. 15TS5 81 sapptn-
steers s. 6D4S butchers 81 t5RS5. heifers S3 -
81 IS: cows T5q ~ feeders s. 530S4
lower s. aOa$S HCCsS-Receipts . it, hcad
fair heavy mixed. lAa
Ycr<ers pgS ST 2aUSG ~, roughs SECS 90,
Sc 25d$4 dsiries 81 SOaS6 20 SHEEP NNp LAMBS
Receipts head: active. sheep hrm. lambs 2jC his
ambs So 50aST yearIinss IS 75GS6 wethers IS
as SO: 50 3jGS4 so. sheep mixed s. 50aSi -.
kansas Cfty July 29-t ATT E-R Receipts. leo, utrse
unchanged choice export and dressed beef steers -
fair good. S46S4 Western 2
stockers and feeders T5dS4 Southern s. 6
81 5O- Southern COWS s2dSS so native COWS S2GSt
helfers S36S5. bulls s2aS2 90 calves 81 Sa 81
receipts for tie week $42 HOGS Receip,s. S.Oso
market steady: top. 81 30; bulk sales s. 6olS5 -
heavy bOQS5 packers. s. 6OaS5 6S. ughts
receipts for the wees 60O HOGS-Receints 3.tt0
So 55dS5 10 receipts for the week. 3S5tl SrEEF-{e
lambs NtQNh u
Western fed lambs. $5dS6 rs ye1-iiugs. S+F
a5 clipped sheep S4a$4 -, stocNers fe-dsrs
=
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
WILL MANUFACTURE ROCK DRILLS.

The Chicago Pneumatic Tool Company Ohe Pneu-
matte Tool TRUST. controlled by Charles NJ. Schwab.
is about manufacture on an extensive scale rock
drills. in competition with the recently formed In
gersoll- Rand COmpany-the Drill Trust
The Chicago company, az preliminary. has OBJ
taiLed options the McKiernan Drill Company.
OF NeE-York the largest builder OF rock drills out
side the Drill Trust. The Mckiernsn people op-
crate a big plant Dover, y. ]. James ingalls,.
;r OF Paterson y. j.. is president OF the company.
The Chicago Pneumatic Tool Company was or
ganzed in lS1. Its capital is 100000 ]. w.
Duntey. Of Chicago. is president. The company is
a consolidation OF the Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Company. the Boyer Machine Company. OF Detroit:
the Chisholm Moore Company. OF Cleveland; the
Franklin Air Compressor Company. of Franklin.
Penn, and the International Pneumatic Tool Com
psny. also the Taite-Howard Tool Company, 1m-
tied, both or London England.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30

pillow cases. white goods. curtains. draperes and
upholsteries. In their wOmen's department they
advertise waists made Of white cotton. lawn,
Swiss, trimmed elaborately with lace tucks and
pleats There are also in the same department
tareta silk suits. linen coat suits full tucked
model walking skirts. lnon waists wash dresses
and shower proof suits made In variety OF styles
They advertise also several lots of drap peries and
screens including ruffied muslin curtains, plain
muslin CURTAINS, Renaissance bed sets, thfeefold
screens. Japanese screens. negus tapestry por-
there's, and table In other departments of
the store they advertise wooden ware. office
baskets. clothes baskets and hampers cabinets.
meat safes. dog baskets bread pans coffee pots.
chafng dishes, corn scrapers. cake tins ice cream
moulds. egg poachers and muffin rings.
HEARS. in West I4th-st.. advertises for this
week his regular August sale OF musns pillow
cases. sheets. linens and towels. blankets spreads
white goods. scarfs and shams. upholstery cur
tans. rugs. silyerware and cutlery. In sheets and
pillow cases he offers Utlcas. Dwight anchors Mo-
hawks and some OF heavier materials In dress
goods he offers genuine Namsutta cambrics white
cambrlcs. long cloth. India linonE. naiEsook and
white piques In silverware he offers cake baskefs
dishes open pitchers, butter knives and soup
ladies' re sdvertises stock OF Scotch lace cur
tains and Of special art linens. lie also mas bed
blankets OF all grades made Up In variety OF
different sizes.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
OFFERINGS OF THE STORES.
Fuller Details Consult the advertisements the Fouocng Reliable
IN Todays Issue:

soSwIT. TELLER & co,sin West 2sd-s',. sd-
verfise clearance safe OF women's suits ans
dresses They have taiOrmade suits OF various ma
terials and dresses MADE % tafeta and pOngee.
They also are cleaning out their stock OF coats.
waists and skirts They have rain coats. blOuses
e. vOile and tafTefa. Persian lawn wasis and
dADcAed Panama skirts
4 ID MATTHEWS SONS ready 10 MI
er6ers through their mail department for any kind
% goods. Tomorrow they oref forty thousid'd
wards ~ bleachad and unbleached muslin. al a
price intended 20 please They also advertise Wool
California blankets of large size. They also oner
2.e pairs OF cotton blankets at much lower price
ABRAHAM a. sTRAUs. Of Brooklyn, advertise
Tor tomorrow sale OF carpets, rugs. oilcloths and
linoiegns also furniture including brass ant .ron
bedsteaos They also have mems shirts pongee,
merGerized. tsNeta cheeks. combs. silver plated
~sre, woven uelsnee gOiles. trousers. mems suits
w0meu's wash beta, reckWcar, sT@ctacies and eye
Einsses. grOceFies and canned goods. waists. chill
dr@r's cres~es. rihbons. mems and gomen's summer
shoes AID cofsets.
n. ". MACY a. co. % Broadway and s4th-st-,
sdVeruse this week clearance sale Of furniture
snc kindred lines of goods. II includes carpets
rugs h5usefurnlshings. china and glassware
SlsS~~e sad cutlery. 5Gens. blankets. shseLs.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
MURDERER HEMHED IN.
Posse Runs Dozen Negro IN Hope Of
Lynching Him.
tBr TELEGRAPH To THE TRrBuNE.l

Roanoke Va July 29.-After three day hunt
a Franklin County posse, headed by Sheriff
Nicholson to-day surrounded Cephas Poln-
dexter. the negro desperate and moonshner who
last Wednesday shot and killed T. T. Wade,
United States deputy marshal, while resisting
arrest After committing the murder with
shotgun Poindexter armed himself with
Winchester and a breech loader and a quantity
Of ammunition and escaped. He swore he would
fight TO the death.
II captured alive Poindexter will be lynched
Another posse started from Rocky Mount this
evening TO relieve the Nicholson party. Every
effort will be made TO capture the negro without
losing any lives in a fight. The Governor has
offered a reward for Pondexter
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.

London. July 29-saned. steamer Devon Gr BLOWN
York
Southampton July 29-Saied. Ne,v-York. Rob
\eW-GoTk CherbOurg land passed Hurst
Castle 1:35
Plymouth July -, n :3S mArrived. steamer Phadcl
phia Mills New-York for CherbOurg and Southampton
(and proceeded
Queenstown. 7:36 m-Arrived. steamer Etrura
Potter NewYOrk for Liverpool tand procee1edA
Lizard. July - a m-Passed steamer philadelphia.
Mills New-YoTE for Plymouth, CherbOUrg and South
Shields. 2SSaied steamer PhOebus (Gerp Schier
tfrOm CI xhavent. New York
Havre. July 2S-Arrtved. steamer La Bretagne (Fr'.
POnceiet, New-York. sailed % m. steamer IA
(iascOgne Err Touruer. Ney-Tork
Hamburg. July &5-Arrved. steamer Ptometheus Ger
ThOlen. New-HOrk-
Bremen July -, m-Arrived steamer Friedrich Der
Crosse tGerl, BECKER New YORK via Plymouth ami
CherbOurE
Rotterdam July 29-Sailed steamer Noordan (Dutrh.
Bonjer. New York BouOgne, arrived. steame~
Ryndam Uutcht Van der Zee, New-York VIA
BOuIoSne.
. Antwerp. July - m-SaiIed steamer Vad~riara
tBegl. EhOd. NewYOrk via Dover
Naples 2ESailed, Monte Nideo (~paDI
Oliver. York arrived. steamer tierty tAusr
DescOvich. NeW-York for Venice and Trieste
steamer Siciliau Prlnte tlrl
Claridge Naples for New-YOrk
July 27-ArrV ed. steamer Stella NtaD. Sartors
York.
ST Vincent t6-Sailed steamer Dovetale CIR,
Goodwiu from New YorO. Cape Town, East Lon
don eLc
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30

in the year. The advance in cotton and the gen
eraI tone of the market for raw material will be
sufficient maintain prices if buying ceases. This
latter feature is not anticipated il is known
that the printers becoming active and
anxious about fall deliveries of gray goods
Manufacturers have had several opportunities to
make long contracts heavy goods during the
week. but they not disposed. rule. to con-
slider them owing the uncertainty of securing
cotton fast enough in the late months OF the year
at prices that would be satisfactory. 1t appears
10 them 10 be profitable TO hold the finer
goods and work off the cotton they now have on
hand. hoping for slump in prices when the new
crop begins in more freely.
More than half the mills will be early buyers in
he cotton market and the fluctuations are being
watched with interest.
Prices are firm. the basis of sac for 2S-inch.
64x6Os; gaze tnOminaD for regulars; 41ac for ssh
inch 64 squares. and 5l4c for 39-inch, 6SX12s.