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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-20
SALE OF NEWSPAPERS ADvER-
TISlAG LOTTERIES STOPPED

Brussels Nov. 20.-The sale OF all
French newspapers containing lottery
advertisements has been prohibited in
Belgium under the anti-lottery law.
The governments action il the result
Of an investigation showing that
enormous sums have been forwarded
through the mails 10 French lotteries.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-20
ID ICE DEALERS ON TRIAL
AT philadelphia

Philadelphia, Nov. 20.-Fourteen ice
dealers were placed on trial here to-
day before Judge Wilson on the charge
Of conspiracy TO raise the price Of
ice
District Attorney Bell charges ;hat
the defendants formed an ice eN-
change for the purpose OF establish
ing uniform prices among all dealers
In order TO avoid competition. Nearly
200 witnesses will he called in the
case.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-20
HOTEL GUESTS DRIVEN
OUT BY NEARLY FIRE

Chicago. Nov. 2o-Guests in the Barnes
House. West Randolph and Canai streets.
were driven into the streets early today
by a nrc which destroyed six-story
building At i2-li North Canal street.
which was occupied by a number OF man
ufacturing firms. The total damage was
estimated at $4,000.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-20
ANOTHER BITING n0G

walter Pickering. an Insurance agent,
reports 10 the police that while passing
along Scofeld street he was bitten on the
hand by bull dog The dog officer took
the canine.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-20
HIS CllIPtR STOLEN

Charles n church reports to the police
OF the Third station the theft OF mi
crometer caliper valued at ~.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-20
Mr.. CARNEGIE DENIES
ALLEGED PEACE OFFER

New York Nov. 2o.-The report that
Andrew Carnegie has promised si.ooaooo
70 Congressman Richard Bartholdt OF Mis.-
souri TO promote the cause Of international
arbitration. was denied at the residence ~
Ar. Carnegie In this city today.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-20
FRANK HOLDEN
SUCCESSOR Of
BOSS BRAYT0N
AldriCh, Utter and Others
Said To Be I'm Plot

Fear rreparabe Disaster II the Party Longer Carries
Its Present Load, and Would Replace Old Boss
With Younger One Who Stands for Precisely the
Same Things and i'm Some Respects Is Regarded
as rlore Dangerous to Good Government, Though
Equally Useful to the Men Higher Up.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-20
COMMITTED TO ASYLUM

Ats special session OF tho district court
yesterday afternoon Sarah z Hanley
Gas committed to the insane asylum.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-04
NILAGROSO DFSOJDRINIEKTO

For an g6 San MaRroa cpeeaad 50 Rensro
10 O. Alberto P1o do NlPos aAaudo nardad de hr
oAH mnass de Ia Tndis sspu6s dc proundo
srmedsd sidsa hA neouado curarss
nsnts solo ain hse del muro snem
dAdes eontraidA de dshA ssns-
imo ss formulas vegetables puas On u oomposie6n solo
ntvtn hrb medonaes de India IL nyeccn han sdo
vn msgroso aompss ourss6u Ada las an,
:r1eea53s lie Las Was urlaaFss do amboa sexos
81 ~ Aso ob PI1Ao GO an msdEsmeno sasasImo
@ 'asson 90 todo baslo Hia fec oou Pusa
8 tUaoIa sn astSdo normal bPo virus daudo ssud
la sEsF 10 reproduction do tsrh Tsuiends
2 os cue todA pona atasadG AqusIas
sa ha ds eouEF fortosmsn disho
a FfFoo ias'suoI podrsn hassr dsspu6 del ssul
asms aas solo sonvorsmsno fmisimo 10 hondad do oa
r m cue dnustFA msior Is saRssia mpondsFAh aqudoa
ss 81 nc malgSsiar GAlud
s aisol FsrnaSSa Del DR. BlEneo del Dr. ouilsFmsty,
aa Ra5 NJ M Hshsns touhn sOaEarS Erss rsssVA Qaa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-04
AV1SO

Por el prsssnts Sc hAee pGbliao
que Ia Toeie5sd pFofstional cue bGbis
lido eopstitaidG por los gus 81 pie
dfnGn, hl tido smiliosAmsnls dlsual
-, Quedspdo anbos recfproeamente
sthsisehoa del eonports aisnto, ints
Fssss, sio ste, -EAn Juan. Novism
bEs ~ de 1908, -KOriano Buertes, D.
D. 8, yos. Salsad0 Hmsnes, D, 8,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-04
DESDE JUACOS
varios juicios celebrates pOr
la COrte municipal de San
Lorenzo on este pueblo.
La COLECTIVA
La question carne. -Medidas
que IA tornado el Alcalde
para evitar abusos.

En- los primeros dias do 10 senA.
ma pasada, satuvo en- este pueblo
10 Corts judicial munieipal do San
Lorsnxo,l cslebr&ndo varioa iuieios
siviles y eriminalss. Entrs los prime
rosIfusren sondsnados, Eussbio Ramos
& Q mssss do sArc6l For hurto; Pedro
Pabsll6n 6 40 dias do skrcsl Vor AGO.
mstimisnto y sgresion ' Aniouio Ro.
drigusz { dos mssss por hurso. o.. Tam
biGn iusron sondenAdos quinss indivi
dvos mas & 5y8 dias de skrssl por
iusgos prohibidos, y etros por diatin
tas fAltas G2yS dias y otros que fac
ron multAdos pagando On el asto d.
chas multas.
LA Colssiiva sstG asopiando
matsriales para 10 sontrusci6n do IN
hsrnoso sdiheio cersa do 10 snirads
oil pueblo para 10 esscglda y fables
do tabAsos, 10 cual o. una m,iora i'm
portAnte para 10 poblasi6n.
proposiio de esto, rum6rase
cue hen sido dsspedido do 10 Colseti
Va dos 8 tres en- sleAdoa por el hseho
dc haher votado por 10 Uni6r, ,hahien
do aldo sustituidos por rebuhlieanos,
& cuyo parttdo pertsnt can sasi todoi
los smpleados do la Compaiila On este
pusblo. Nosotros no eomentamos tal
rumor,
Ell A1ealds. 80 Ccupa con muchs
AeIividsd del arrsglo de varlAs esllss
del puablo, 10 cual es imgortants para
sl trantito del pdblieo.
Tsmhl6n ae oeupa de aerminaE cor
el ab1so gus vlene. comstl9adose an 10
vsnsa ds las cGrnes freEoas, estahle
sierdo h&lanzss en- 10 earnieerfa y
prelsoa &C ve1tA para OIL repelo dc di
gh2a sarnes, eneargsndo ala VIZ & up
zap eSdo para 81 re ssSo do Ia CArniee
6lla, euyo cargo 10 desemptfIA gratuf
44m9nse don Epgr&eia G5msx. Eats
mg gitda hA lido aeoglda por los vsci-
1os ION aiDgulAr sgfAdo, eAusAndo o.
( mIrmo tiempo IN gran disguato On al
gunoE tsblaisros que 90 ausian do qul
con tal disposition no podrAn CONT
nuar 81 labor pucsto que los dusnol
,el gsnsdo cue 30 beuefcia no lea %
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-04
JuDta EscOIar De Carolina
PREs1DENC1A

HallGndoas vAeartsG tres sssuelau
rurAleS On este distrito, dos sn la po'
hlaci0n y una On el hArrio dc 0NArtfn
8 onGSlez cScsrfo sPiedrA BlsnsaS
dos kll6mstros de eIIs pueblo. con el
susldo rtglsmentario y t3t0 para
casa hAbitIcl6n. Sc haee T6blieo per
medic del presents, & Hn de quo los
mssiiroE que las deEeSn SO sirvrn pre-
sentar aus solicitudes al cue auserIbs
dsntro del termino de dies dias que 81
efseto 90 les ssfi ala euyo plaso p,In.
eipiSrk q eontArss desds el primer diA
an cue ralga pubioAdo sSie anuneio.
Carolina, 80 de Nbre. de 1865,
+. Tt RREeRosA.
J. PPsIidents de Ia JuntA Ere
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-04
NOT|C|AS De ESPARA
Por meritos do guerra.--E
Rey ihtsFvsndra on eI con-
Cisrto eC0hcmico.
MONOPOLIOS DE- HACIENDA
Maura declara cue pensar en-
la separation de la Iplesia y
Estado es una loeura.

81 Tsnisnts GsnsrAl don Psdsriss
ocAando, ha sxplanado INA intsr.
Pslasi6n sohrs los larnos para
essrlr los vasantss do Capitanss &c.
nsralss, hAbisrdo iatsrvsnido On sl
dsbals sl Captain General Primo Do
RlvsrA.
III mlnistro do 10 guerra eontestA
que el sritsrio del goblsrno % que no
90 eabRan dishas vasantss, si no %
per ntritos de guerra,
La soHisi6n Qxe ha vszido & CO.
to Corts con obisto do gsslionar ssrsa
del gobisrno 10 continuation del CON,
sisrto eson6niso que rigs % las pro'
vinsias vassougadas y Navsrrs, fu6
rseibida sysr sn audisnsia por sl roy,
Qaisn segi6 con sgrAdo 90 petisi6n ,
10 promstl6 irHuir ssrsa del gobierno
para que aus gsationes tuviessn rssul'
lado favorable.
So he eslsbrado un msetipg DAYa
proteltsr sontra vArios nonopolioa
que hguran en- los nusvos proysstos do
Hacienda.
-Durants el debate On 10 cam ara
dc diputados assrsA do 10 ley 10 Aso
eias!ouss. sl ninistro d. aracia , Jus
tIsiA, Conds de Romanones, admiti6
que el Nunsio del Papa On Madrid 10
habfa Pedido tormAlmsnts que psrai.
guiess todos los juses munisipalea
que eelebrasen matrinonios eivlles,
pero que 81 80 habiA negado & hseerlo
satsg6ricamsnts,
Ii lpehA aceyca de IL ley Dc aso'
stones, 90 hsOe mas acerbs, Los cle'
riea'es y eonservAdorss do tcdos los
maiiees 30 estGu uuisndo, y sl iefs con,
(Oontsnua en- la pGcAss sSj
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-04

gaban NADIA por "a trabaio, y no po'
dram eobrarlo al pdbliso que era el
psgano.
-Cada die 81 lsfdA son mayor In,
ter6S LA DEMooRAolA por los impor.
tantes arifculos que trae eoneernientsa
& la poIisica los nuevos derroteros
que le han imprsso los honbrss que
diriisn al partido sUni6n de Puerto
Risos.
CAMMMNMRATAAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-04

oArolinA, Novlsmbre so do 1903
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-04

No ms los nombfeI Por no
sabsr dc sllos abAndokS sl rsba6s J 4
lA baena do Dios me iuf leios do ella,
metido On Y&rr0nds, diRo, propAgan-
de- poIltlea, pradieRndo por los sAm'
pos 81 svangslio De IL aUni6n de Pto.
Risos - cue era la sNloA #ERDAB
sus dsbiA prsdisarss en- sstoS tIsmpos
do sohsmaS rspablisaAos msnsiras
soeialistAS. En- tanto iqud hAeias tdf
-Lo do sismprs. DsiSr llegar los
asontssiniontoa sin psligro de que en-
nj boca uingunA moscA hAya sAtrado
por dseir que es mia.
-lTs veo y no +, sonoxcc I'd, tan
eharlAtkn y mAnilsrgo las podido 70.
sistir 81 dsIeo dc miknS~sarl EstAs
eamhiado, chiool Por ventura ssta'
diss para alambre. 70 cue parscss IN
lsgsrtlio. visio, ssgdu do naso sstGss
A 10 fasrzs ahorsan, amigo INFO
81 al buen eallar llaman SansAo. 20
hs sido forxosamsnts sl Sansho de 10
pasada sontlsnda On donds tantos IN.
dAntes saballeros qusbraron sus Ian
xas, dsmostrando cue. aunQus pare
sfAn Gail, tss ilusos. al quehrsr sus
lanxas contra los molinos dc la opi.
ni6n, ssta lss presto % apoyo On yes
| do repelsrlos por irssrsAtos..+.
La Wet ,riA fu6 OK pldndids, mo-
rrocotuds, fenomsnall
-lInsomparahle, padre, incompa.
rshltl 70 no vus 70 do mi aaombro,
/ pues aunQue tepia sisga copfanxA y
Is On 10 bondAd del gallo unionista y
On IL psrisla do sus eslsadsrs, rssor
dando los tlsmpos de Hunt y sompar
%, no las tenfa todas sonmigo. No
podia olvidar lAs pre- iicss de Hsrodss,
las promesAS do Torres Mopis y los
juramsntos del doBtor Vsve,... l6stos
sobrs todol
II. :. ;i
n..x =. aa
n. ;. .n.~. a.. ~orS,x - .u..ou
vsvs, auando asolavo tia su palahra
: Dad. o,o ~,, ,..a..,o -.
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~sn...,, & .ntro ,~s n.r. a.
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~. ~ ;,f.q -
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:. o..a oass ,.s.,ns
Srsrs ~. r,,~,.. w.,se.
Cav. 10, v,o,,,,l,.~oe o~s ou.s"r
no r.vss. or. ios reI~, A. c.n p.dv.
.or ha.t,,ss. .11~o,,ceroo oua A..
Nm W, AMIGO
49, In, eys nas e.vo,o,,,o.t NJ,
v,das II oue Ios i,f.s rsnnhlis.no, 4.
liza eanisal sAbsn eoro c,rt, ann
ana mn In unysyoa n.rn ro rsrde~Ic
todo. as,s, eapasas de .y.ha,.r M,
oenAlo oe casrda' como los EAtonsi
DC 10 plaza para obslasuiizAr en- todc
10 posible nuesGta labor On las Ck
mArAaF
no .s .u.dsn hAe.r morsiIla., y 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-04

G. sra essTeTRs { cgal.es, van
dea reloiess spee.aIoa . o-s's53rsa de
qainios de segundos 8 &C. % 100,
slo.01 } allOO, porss cao
res z. Kehrhshn J CO san Juan,
Puerto Rico alt,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-04

Vease nuestro interesarte fo-
lletln, FL Ca6alIero do ca.
sG R0,G, epoca de Ia gran
revoluci6n francesa, en- las
paginas s. y g.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-09-12
Whole No. 1865.

also showing me how it should be
done 1t must have been three years
old at that time The next year it
bore a few punches of grapes. 1t now
measures Is inches around the base,
covers trells 30 feet by 45 feet Is
loaded with grapes every year. Is
about 100 feet from Indian River,
which is salt. No wind break only
the house which shelters it from the
west wind. Exposed to all the force
Of our high north and northeast winds.
Planted in sandy loan. Has never
had one particle of fertilizer Of any
kind. The vine has now some scatter
ing bloom, has always had a very
light second crop.
The grapes are of exquisite flavor
Same color as Catawba, thin skin,
few seeds. Many with only one seed.
Never troubled with insects or disease
(Mrs) Olive G. Brainard.
Grant, Fla.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-09-12
Where are the Correspondents?
Grant, Fla.

Editor Florida Aga'icultMrist:
In your issue of August Sth, note
the above heading. l read about one
half through it and said to myself
that has the VIM. Neeld flavor. so /
glanced at the bottom, and sure
enough
VIM. P. Neeld For one, 1 was
glad once more to see even a few lines
from his pen. In the days gone by,
he often contributed, and while often
could not agree with him, l always
read with interest anything he had to
say. Now that he has got started, let
him keep going He had better save
his time kicking about the ''Proft
SYSTEM it is here to stay till both
he and 1 are done with Florida and
Florida truck, and we may as we'll
keep cool after we have expressed
our opinions. One reason the con-
tributors have disappeared, | think it
has proven the experience of every
one that if one writes acceptable ar
ticles regularly, it soon brings in it's
train lot of correspondents wanting
to know all the details, the ''ifs and
why's To answer these, means
good deal of time, and often postage
as we'll.
I have heard several of the old
time correspondents express them
selves on this point after spending
two or three hours or possibly a good
deal longer, writing an article, then
have it mean hours replying to letters.
The correspondents enthusiasm cools
down, and his name ceases to appear
as a contributor.
The Old-time correspondents were
| men of ability, and they were willing
to give the best they had for the ask
| ing. Only a short time ago, l was
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-09-12
jacksonville and Dcand Fa Wednesday, September H. 1906

mistatement of the material from
which the fertilizer is made At the
some time it carefully protects the
manufac cturer from "SpuriOus samples"
being submitted for analysis, by fix
ing fair, equable, and logical method
of drawing and sending in a especial
sample" by the purchaser.
All persons, dealers, and consumers
should procure a copy of the law,
and read it, particularly before sug-
gesting improvements already embrac-
ed in the law
Respectfully,
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-09-12

agricultural colleges, etc., and is very
we'll rounded up by the statement of
the Hon. Jno. NJ. McCandless, sta e
chemist of Georgia, and published in
all the Georgia bulletins for some
years, and quoted by myself and others
in numerous bulletins.
In this connection / am pleased to
again quote from the report of the
Hon. John NJ McCandless, State
Chemist of Georgia, as follows:
''It should be borne in mind always
that state valuations are relative and
approximate only, and are only intend
ed to serve as guide. 1t is much to
be desired that farmers should study
age of plant food more, and pay no at
tentiOn whatever to names and brands.
They should realize, for instance. that
in nine cases out of ten, brands known
as "Pure Dissolved Bone" contain not
particle of bone, but are made simp-
ly out of phosphate rock. They are
every ''whit and grain as good ais
if they were made from bone, the
available phosphoric acid from rock
being just as available and identically
the same as the available phosphoric
acid from bone. The proof that such
brands are not made from bone is
that they contain no ammonia, and
if they were made from bone the per-
centage of ammonia would be stated,
and it would be charged for This is
only one instance of the folly of being
influenced by names and b.an;s :
many might be given.
See Georgia Agri bulletin, August,
1905, and previous bulletins.
Also various agricultural experiment
station reports, and bulletins OF va
rious agricultural colleges
''Dissolved Bone," ''Bone and Pot
ash" and other trade names have been
uONu IO1 dClIL vi OupVl-
phosphate'' (the proper term), for
years, whether made from phosphate
rock" or ''bones'" dissolved in sulphur
ic acid.
Florida has doubtless, the most ''up-
to-date,'' and practical fertilizer law
of any of the sta tes-fair alike to the
manufacturer and the consumer
the public manufacturer dealer and
consumer, will carefully read and COM
ply with the law, before criticizing
without reading, it will Ea found to
be ample to protect the interests of all
concerned.
No other state provides for the
Especial sample" drawn by the CON
sumner, nor fixes more definitely the
penalty of the manufacturer who mis-
represents the goods either in quality
or quantity of fertiHzing material, a
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-09-12
The st. Augustine Grape.
Editor Florida AgrjcWltuYist.

Mr.. Hampton's account or report on
grapes interested me much in your
paper of June Goth, 1906 You asked
for a report from others that had
grapes-perhaps an account of my ST.
Augustine grape might be of interest
to some of your readers.
| bought it of ReasOner Bros. some
eighteen years ago 1t made slow
growth at first, and | paid little at
tehtion to it. A visitor while looking
over the place told me it should be
pruned, and he set about it at once,
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-09-12

For arguments sake let us agree
that PhOsphOric Acid is as good from
rock as from bone. This being the
case why should some manufactur-
ers continue to label it "Dissolved
Bone?' Why not call it by it's right
name? The reason is plain. The
manufa cturers know that the average
farmer believes that bone is a better
source for plant food than rock, hence
is willing to pay the increased price
If the manufacturers can deceive the
grower into believing that he is get
ting his Phosphoric Acid from animal
bone source, he can get nearly twice
as much for the rock superphosphate
The words "Dissolved Bone" is used
too promiscuously and if the present
wording of the Law does not prevent
it's use section should be added that
will. If superphOsphate from rock is
as good as from bone, the farmer gets
the full benefit of the lower cost in
price.
AS one crop however, where Phos-
phoric Acid from rock is not as de-
sirable as from bone would mention
the pineapples. The growers are a
unit against the use of Acid Phosphate
on pineapples and the experiments of
the Experiment Station show it to be
injurious, while bone is being used in
large quantities with good results. If
rock superphosphate is injurious to
pineapples might it not be to some
other plants ED.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-09-12
Fertilizer Law of Florida.
Tallahassee, Fla, July 21, ]

Tallahassee, Fla, July 21, 1906
Editor Florida AgricMltMrist.
Dear Sir:-I note an article in your
issue of July 1Sth-"'Nhe Stringent
Fertilizer Law of Georgia. together
with comments thereon. And circular
letter from the Commissioner of Agri-
culture of Georgia.
| am somewhat surprised to note in
the "Agriculturist," the statement that
"Florida ought to have the same en-
bodied in her law, etc."
When in fact Sec. 12 of the Florida
Law, approved May %, 1901, as fol
lows:
Sec. 12. No person shall sell Or ex-
pose for sale in this State any pulver
iXed leather, hair or wool waste, raw,
steamed, roasted or in any form as a
fertilizer or as an Ingredient of any
fertilizer or manure, without an ex-
plicit printed certificate of the fact,
said certificate shall be conspicuously
affixed to every package of fertilizer
or manure, and to accompany or go
with every parcel or lot of the same
A failure to comply with the provisions
of this Section shall be deemed a mis-
demeanor, and upon conviction the
seller thereof shall be fined one hun
dred dollars for the first offense and
two hundred dollars for each subse-
quent offense.
is more definite, with penalties more
certainly fixed, and clearer in it's pro-
hibition, than the Section Eight of the
Georgia Law alluded to, which is as
follows:
''Sec. 8. No person, company, dealer
or agent shall sell, expose or offer for
sale in this State any pulverized leath-
er, raw, steamed roasted or IN any
other form, either as a fertilizer CT
fertilizer material, Or as "a constituent
of fertilizer, without making full and
explicit statement of the fact in regis
culture, and furnishing satisfactory
proof that the nitrogen is sufficiently
available and valuable for the purpose
for which sold" AS found in the Bull
letin of the Department of Agriculture
of Georgia, of August 1, 1905. You
will concede that Florida's law is
more definite, includes more inert
nitrogenous materials, and fixes
positive definite penalty, for it's in
forcement.
Referring to the proposed legislation
on the subject of the terms or ''trade
names" of sSAcid Phosphate,'' "Dis-
solved Bone" ''Superphosphates, etc.
This subject has been threshed out
rather extensively, by various state
chemists, experimental stations, and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
aDANVILBI1 II OBACC o MARKET.

r,anryille \, d. II pg ust q, 1905
VI The sales have been Eht his week.
With but s1ltt6 elsa FL an prinaings on N the
breaks, and an occasional n lot Of old tobacco,
which III central common md ofte damaged:
Prices are x firm and n everything iis 3 watched
closely notwi th.tanding he nndssira billy o.
lis scertercd I'm the crop on the hill which is
now q very cri tical at age IT "a essential
here be good Wcat Their for several weeks
10 insure good n orob. The con iriuous 4 rains
have mad ethe plants very iarge. and thin,
which can only be overcome by tho suns and
idews. There III some co1npla int that the to-
bacco has com nenc ed ..hring ting has
not be general & for eek Or two. Ira do Is
very quiet In old tohaccps, II but holders are
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COTTON MARKET,

break du rinK lie FORENOON to sim another low
fccord The cs,ttpn market ateadied up on coy
ei.ns OF Efforts and buying by, Wall strest
to an advance OF s. points, Sales We're estt,
mated at co.. 900 bales. nearly double the recent
The opening was steady at a decline .of
points to nh advance Of points. most OF the
active months being unchanged from SATURDAY,
o. reports from the South tor over Sunday
wore considered eIcallsnt and while there y, M e,
some buying hero ut tho opening for short
account and for d turn. there, q good ma ny
selling orders accumulated the hands .!,,a, q
end, AMI after showing an \ advance OF go
points on the active months tho market weak
ensd and broke severely under 9 renewal VAL, o.
which carried prices OH 70 sss for October and
l.08 for Decenlher or about HOG points net
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