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The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
i;ITrENS OF. COTTON FOR THREE
CROP YEARS

Atlantic iorts ......-..: 20. 81: ,as:H Ss.s.s IS!
COTTON SENT ABROAD.
Interest next centers IN tho PROPORTIONS
of port receipts which go abroad Last
year 81 per cent Of port receipts sought
the Ior.ien market. In the preceding
year c'!y 81 per cent. and In lSoc-lsoo only
81 peg cent.
or other domestic movements American
;.i's tak!Hgs are first in importance These
irures seldom receive adequate analysis
Ia the study OF trade DEVELOPMENTS, It
seems I" have escaped attention generally
mat with aa increase Of IS Der cent In
aNa!iah!s supply last year over the peeced-
Ing year American mill takinks showed
an increase OF barely Il per cent. while
exports gained Is per cent.
Evidently the foreign market has m
creased It's holdings considerably out OF
proportion 10 the crop yield. The foreign
ma Aet has mad. more out OF the opKor-
tu'Ny 70 strengthen its position than
American manufacturers have Our home
consumers seem 20 have lived through the
y.ar with I'll. fear OF high prices before
th'if eyes But high prices are q two
edged sword
Consuming more Of cur own cotton looks
WEI: III pr!I.;: y.t So lonY as the foreign
ii"Gacer @! cotton goods can make q
iTpnt our Of our raw materials he is going
I: u. kssi on bidding them up TO get thens
We HnaI. have 10 pay world Market prices
for our Own cotton. That this price has
affected American mill fakinss unfavor-
abiy I. not at al improbable The sta
t>icd! conditions with which the new
trttoH year began. are given below for the
crop years Indicated:
LEADING: .rpTTspS Mnyf-NES-S rypOpr
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
DING COTTON MOVEMENTS EXPORT
AND f.,ijE-STi,.
on TIE PACIFIC COASI

Next 20 The movements o: Src..uc, 20 .hs
stt"otri al san Francisco Portland
S'Ati!e An! Tacoma comes the great Iun.
te- traffic originating Ia the forests %:
ITrsr California. of Oregon an. cf W.sS
!'iStth. lie arrivals by water Of redwood
pine and fir at California Coast po;rtx hay,
,,e--''d'i a t'ii!on f"et a year FOR the last
three. years Arrivals for 1856 aVcrage,j
;aars than if-,l..,.tp feet a mon;h.
Washington and oregon lumber shin
fa'atS ~ carcc"s IN l.s,i tota.s-. ~, 5ssi zee
f,"t. % which iln.is').'O feet entered into
domestic markets and ,s5 5Sosss into Cor
riSn trade. For the :uar .s.5 no si..lires
are az -; available for ,!Isse two states
FROM ia'o''is alone. however. iSeep ,,s
&c. nay. paSsed .;.;o for, IGN and domestic
sHii'n"nts. IL. isi bu; aS...aSS feet were
S.-.pi.i. an! the much higher quantity of
.-H,'.".,sV feet IL ls2
At san t'rar"isc" .I.n.b-r receipts were
sfs!l-"' f'-', IN !.s. -. ~. go fee, in I..4
an! !. iar:iy estimated total of .ss. .We u.
.hais- heur"s. H. -hs lumber trade %.
~" COAST san Francisco T. a Large sea 70
! l-sr!huti'g I.,Tt for finished and un.
finished stock. both by water an. hv ,...i
i.'!cs th's enormous total Of r.c~.fas hy
SEA tTc'n Northern sources ~ sI,.u!y
'Histw.s. vrSsc! tonnage arriving al San
an '4-cp. much cf which carries lumber
tac'' year "Srs.-!s :."";." resis,.red tons.
at,n - tsn'r Than iHic- that engaged il.
iar foreign trade ~ that port In r.cen,
t'-i.s a iov-- rate on cUsSi lu;u&ar t,y- - n
.atp III. Missouri Valley territory Ins
nrly "r'=""c III" area o; con~u:np,.o,:
cf Arlington ana Oregon supplies.
THO traffic which ti..:s the Pacific co,.,
most directly to -. ,1r..:r-y as :, u,nI..
: Us T.irAs .r'Iir shipments Tk. s.a-nn
= iitc WIN ''-i.:s-T NJ. rh.. mos. .c,,.,r.
,sa, n ig.ni q shipments -Ss sa.>
,trS came - ia- East an, IL: csrx w..,:
- thv coast Last year s..... caYs Ny.
sE:iTsd. AT! @-Ssi cars IN i.J1-iss.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02

BIZ JOHN FRANKLIN CROwELI-
WARRINGTON. IL. g.. COMMERCIAL
In many respects the history cr domes-
sic commerce. Of .he Gni,e.: states IL iSts
:sas been the most noteworthy of our his
..ry. Its records have been remarkably
high. the level OF prices has been s.pc Up
"a practically ali staple commodities. and
the fwr;v.monfh EMS with a high degree
u prosperity in every great division o! ma
iionAl enterprise. w..il. w. ar. not with
0ut warnings OF changes which msTs; fol-
i0w prolonged prosperity. thee warnings
are Rot wholly o: the making of domestic
ccMns~rce. but are rather born .: over
confidence which .oou :ofScIs The Jean
years u business history.
THE COCSTRY's CAR SERVICE.
A. q gauge OF f.af!!c operations the rail-
reads are our best criterion ThIr,y-sev.n
car refS1ce companies. covering with
posted u. sas cars handled IA I"a and
0!lS71iS care In 1915, while so- 1sos. with
Oocembef estimated n; 3.sss.yG ears the
aggregate Il g. :S4,s.. cars. or Il Ea::. OF -
Der cent.
These figures a9ree with those ~ equip
0Snt orders. which show that during the
0sDt fOrty-OEe weeks Of 1876 the number OF
carr and locomotives ordered hy the raii-
way companies was as h:e! az :oI the en-
t1re year of 1874. Evidently II &. taken !or
0yonted that our home trade has I-rnia-
uo0tly bFoadened It's basis. AID that !or
oo09 time 10 como expansive derna nda arc
20 Characterize our internal comn-rc--
WESTERN LIVE STOCK TRAFFIC.
In the Western lis. e;ock traffic we have
ono Of the frst concrete evidences o: III.
years enlarged v.!u'n. OF business Tt.
combined receipts at Chicago and the four
Nl0sOuyi River markets In les. aiproN!-
mated - |1.oss' head This included cattle.
heGs, sheep. horses and mules. OF these
Chicago took. IN round numbers i5.5.'.g
head. Kansas city. ...as.S-j head: Omaha,
S.Sg.9 .9S head: 80. Louis. .i9.y. head. aud
-. Joseph. 3.ts,.vS head.
These totals fairly represent the relative
shArc -! Tn. primary stock markets IN th'a
high class of traffic. tn which between
sWn-fhiris and thr.~-f.Ir.hs or . million
carloads os freight ar. annually involved.
The tail. below exhibits the status Of
I'VE sto-h receipts at the ;narEtIs men
tion"G ia the number q; head and of cars
5"r fh. four years i:e'.-i.-.
Livestock RECEIPTS At FIVE WEST
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02

We0SSs0 RSoGs, - - o9A.
Finest quality. solid ls-k. geld at
NERMUD. JACCAKD Il KINGS.
(Catalogus free.D Broadway. Cor. Locust
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
IN MILLION TONS ~ 90

TSe OssAs Lakes ecrtrt.z:r ly ss- ,s~
tofuDt fAees< 81 the se.rs eztsr-e.,rr.s
epUsoRfc~ Nfitg@~h iysz. - .z-as z.te
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ooS0ofksa~ sasrc - - rs2cts "a ts-s xtaac
~ O0sxh szSsns tssna<s . Eog s-ssS>>s -.
1qn car 6oAf, sA-a gSy s-sSs-s a.
g41O0y ser.ssnAt> e-a sse os.S ,s..- =. i..As
11e0Do1n Anl ssose &c tie s;S-r wssss~
eAMunD1eSeo sAfv.kA sss sr< ~ al s.---r-
tueeo oo<a9 the ssS--nit-.s $3.50: glrs,=s;S-
= 3nm1asy. NseuA-y a.: H1.eh F--aaa
tn 60 scrWsus yee fezrsSs sa>.seS.
UuD - SseSeuS-e 60 sss-rssr
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0n01D - OUDDgseS1 ~ sax Bss~as 80 ssA.
0uDc4s OUGeBsns - SSGAE&sSs Ax.s a.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02

Conway, Ark. Times Bought by
Secretary Ben L. Griffin.

Conway Ask- Jan i-Ssate Secretary
Ben l. GS10a oe thu RAr.aeYu' rnto.,
bought the CoowAy Weekly Times to-<aJ.
OF the FArmeSS Union of Arkansas
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
FLOW OF THE GOLDEN TIDE
TIE ,neW go,cen food h>Sa- 81 shcu:
1Ss. from which :irce :se a-sla. Yields
have teen a. .o.ioWs.

~ onzrss ar TIE eolc p<s.nc>. 3 sos
AS.Sa 70 TIE re.1sasacy ssncAs ecs a
Eora large: p-o,"--.rr e ieaa ssersy
sesrs Ago. ue~c tie total ca;r.z, ho.er~sd
A:oUse tie GS.Ot.0A mara Tan ooIy
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02

NJ E4l-sls rH0 49, cs=NE -s--Cs,-- n o..
fsks shipments r. -'z.au-s fs=-rs g
November show tssG srth r-E-~7s .ss-rzagls
~ 0rxir srssfsc cs-- ss-; Es~ -a.zs ss--
sss<N r-on ars-s:sSs - e-s- faE~-A - -
quantity Sss~a to to C2E-as.- ssEy ~
tbs ..s-- s.ssz.S IAs s-ssS--S .s- f5s-
yea-s arc ;asss - TIE SzrAs1 <>rza-s-r-
ssai
r~r Months ..H sas ezs1.a! .at.-ss-:s 6.
g.A9a q. H.SA.s .Ns.- -fsS
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
PADUcAn STRIKE IS SETTLED.
F"ur xonth's Fight Of Street Car
Men Comes to IN End.
RrHHc ePu1A

PaEpcAs. ~. Jan i-Th0 Oeysks oe The
union moeoFsnaA anA eonducf0eS Va0
called OF ~ The uaioA 1eo Aght had keso
On Sc9 focr aeoas6a
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
fAYEHE CONTRACTS ARE LET.
New Buildings Will BE Erected
at Howard Coanty feat.

FAyette. No. Jan. l-Coatyacfs vfil ~
let fn.s Wsek fof thu husidtn9 Of eAe 80
80 wAsegUosks plant. the heG Sa40D gym
nassun for Css.frsf Chilese. . neU Susts-
eU0Dese1oo q vosk % t1o oD<sD 49,
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
MENTs VIA ST. MaRY's CANALS

Dor. are given herewith for I three years
monthly comparison:
~ t3MAI:Y Or FREIGHT TitAFI'IC SHIPPED
MONTHLY ON TiIf. GREAT LAKES. lgss-
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
PEACE ERISGs PROSPERITY.

With tho restoration OF peace the world
over, with enlightened rule and more stim-
UIatins conditions in Russia. there .hOu u
follow q period of unparalleled Industrial
activity everywhere. IN" conditions have
n.y.r before been So favorable. With $780,
'INts3 per year from TN" gold mines pour
3Eg into the financial cent.rs there viii be
a .rnstan. repl. .nishment Of bank reserves
and stimulus TO both Industry and ey'cei;.a-
ticn. II the present high price o! silver
continues. 1t Will draw away from Mexico
that couniry's entire stock ~ silver coin
and nece ssitate imports Of gold TO take its
place, thus completely notwithstanding
monetary conditions there. Bank notes.
based upon sod. will probably become tho
common medium 0f exchange.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02

WITH HleH DEGREE OF NATIONAL PROSPERITY.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02

an abundance Of money. hut the activity
Ut q few years later and the higher rates.
With an actually larger supply Of money.
lack VI demand for money. In IAundon re-
c0very was not yet made from the shock
Of tho Barring failure and from tho heavy
south America. In the tinted states tie
pail Of ah agitation over the money stand
aEsl hung over business.
Indeed, conditions In the United states
wire Influential In England and Europe.
Large amounts Of foreign capital were
Withdrawn from this country through feaaI
Of the agitation and the owners did not
know what to do With It. No part Of the
world vas inviting to investments and 20
capital was kept idle OF rented for noEn-
ina1 returns
CONDITIONS OF lsos.
On the other hand. II Z. rot ditncuit to
md an explanation FOR the conditions OF
1$6. The dc-iands upon the financial
world have been enormous. In tiSe Unite
States there have been great demands by
the railways and other cOIHrations. and
cve:nOweG to Canada ard Mexico. not 10
speak o. more distant countries.
IsUt the most notable feature cs the last
shs, Tine ,s s~ a.en 1' ,ha ine dm.nS f"a .pi,.i
for war purposes. The United States rs
sued $ass.tS..s1 III bonds In iES and paid
the most Of tn. war expenditures our Of
revenue. Gras: ByitHinS debt on account
of the Boer War r. about $..5.IlS.cs. The
war debt incurred Hy Russia in the last
two years - about $sco00iss, and that Of
Japan $xis. 90 ~. not including the bond
issue since the war closed. The actual cost
Of tho wars was very much greater thar
these sums. for all Of these Countries paid
heavily from current taxation. The total
cost OF the three wars to all the combat
ants would probably reach S.SUAvt.ON.
possibly N000.1V .a00
Without these wars. thiA sum cf money
would have been available for investment
in iNS,2.fyy where. II world have Yicll:e.t
an annual return. These Government
loans have affected the rates o< interest to
all borrow crs in every Elark-; Of tssa world
PIE.
This tremendous destruction Of capital
must eventually BE- horne 10y the. people
incidental ard unavoidable loss to all hui
Y.l.,n so..iefr
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
SHIPMENTS OF ouNE

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ey-ezi..aas are csspSs~Si hy had uua.s-E
kSl sAo aSurU - K-ss sSs,scaEs - q .as.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02

To'sis - ass - .!.u.,...i. S.eiA.t.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-28
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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-28
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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-28
UNCLE SANS WASTE BASKET
Fars- Refuse .: -Ae Gcve-rneat De-
uA---s-:s Is Al Item OF
Importance

Economy : SAID 20 consist in ne
1are q. tries. and Il t1Is the w-ste
Vaga- department at the United S.z-=s
eg.e-a l-F--s Scar.rDeEg otHce ae5zs
81 eAle--sl. ex4EF-s.
A. a-1--a- q .z4s- -sez-tEect ~ g
n Nss YORK recently give n ia.e--
SINS ae-1la, Of -he system
y -=SS -Aau s. 80 : saved a.
z-A--E b. th= EOve-ZEzsut waste 7 ~
azskeE. he sid ~.- VS. not 50 Very
eng $50 ,ha, -h= vast PAPER OF he
government u-1eeS wls Al un!ells-
ul-el T=r-uEs--s e the EsAds OF de-
F-2--2ea-s AID many @: the minor Of
s.4's win the result tEa- 10 s-14z.
g-@ctlty 4 good stationery was III al
-SAy and = some cases large an, MS
@: soss--Es1- properly were syS,-zl-
4.l14ly uls4 appropriated Not ea.y
s4s cats tae case sss zpe-s Of Al n
E.1r,a2- and confidential charter
touu3 ;Aa4- way mo The A4a1s Of 9s.--
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GRATEFUL FOR MISFORTUNE
Washington o6c-al Who Could les
tity - the Value ot Pol-i-
cal Defeat

There : pleased young man Il
" 4shiD-I0u Milton D PGrdE. assist
ant mixed States attorney general
~h0 eoal1 give = testimonial - tnt
vaIue u. defeat. says Success Hs
halls from Minnesota and for seye-a
ears vas assistant II the Office o. K
g. Evans. the United States district
attorney a. s. raul When MI
Evans died Pu-ty became acting dis
'rict attorney. and. during the several
months before the Minnesota senAior'
agreed OF . Successor 10 Evans, did
-ood woEk in the conduct o. inpor-
saz, 7sete-aI prosecutions He an
1oznced himself q candidate for ths
l-ce he was filing. aat believed ne
would b. appointed. but politics and
politicians tecr--t otherwise. and hs
w4s bitterly disappointed. He re-
signed and retired 10 practice law. but
il ~zs oaIy = shor- time after he had
experienced this setback THAI = te-e-
gran came from Attorney Genera.
Phtlz2cs- c h1ox. requesting him -
- 70 Washington and call on Presi-
5s1l Roosevelt Il turned cur that
NEox had --ksu notice Of the sOod
=c-z done 1y pu-5y II the MIlussota
cases. and As he Szs looking for
young Ds2 70 ss.2 II tae erL4-se5
Sa-s q tie department OF justice. IL
,zs prosecution OF trusts and rail
-az1s. he lad taken i upon himself
10 recommend him for 4 position which
Tzys onsv 81 1s4 less than The salary
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president looked Pu-9y over AID lss-
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as has had chance 20 make some
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o. the p1sczi fraud. he Northern S.
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desirable II every ~zy than The o-e
v1i-a Z ~as refused T Minnesota,
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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-28
ATTACKED THE HEART
Awful Neuralgia Ca.e Cures 70 STAY
Cs-e1 ts Dr.. sYIasus'
Fax Pms

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fatal Complicated wlrh ind .A>Ilau G:
n form that Affected the WITS. orcau X
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stance !us- reported Tie c-a>.l > thar q.
NJ +. L G-zrr>. - P.ez.sstslra.l La.
w1n is--s g us t-U-esle al cure ~
follows:
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- s. .liICsut weather ami Wa, Irregular
IN nv sleeping sa- eating | suppose
this WAS tie c=.u>@ Il fuy sickness. At
any rate, N SNv. 1905. hIr x; 50 Rad
tleE ! WAS comp p-s----i - GU. wu.k and
tAse 10 my bed / had god doctor
AID took his medicine faithfully bGs
E-vw worse / gave up h1r- u getting
t@t1-r and rav n-sSh buEs taousas ! wss
sure3v Sosuc n die
hs1 .gaot2erlnZ spills that is is
ev:al 10 recall. Nv hearr daltere-d ard
t3sl seemed 10 c~.ass hating. | couli
not lie On NY lAfs side at AT. NJ hands
and feet syeI--I aud - G.i nv .zc-
After r-2dluS ahaat D.. Williams plnk
Pills IA "a ne7ysy sr-@r l decided ~ r-y
them and they s7li~i my ras- exact Y.
Beto<e long c-,zld ~-e al irau-1ys1:.,;l,
Aud after taking a few boxes / Was en-
t,relv cErei- l SIN clsi 70 rssse this
statement sni wish II C=-1lt caE>- sve-y
k1H@-=- n trv Dr. Williams Pax Pills"
Dr. Wlllianls' InIssS Pills d. uat slrarIv
oessisFl PAIN they frr'- EE-- tgo-it.a whfcsi
Gauss the pain. They ar guaranteed 70
Contain no EArya7-ae=. sttza4 4NslT n- oYsate-
TEseasa who take them ran 10 6Su ger ..
<a-rT}n- auv G--C hat.r- In-v -.
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the blood s1z. slx I.l-1lc4Ae e2- reach
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