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Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-12-15

V44IbSA Oy ASeAS pa pas IA sA~
First Grade-Third Ward school
building-Mrs. w. HI. Klepper
teacher.
Some of these little Ts 1abo-
riously writing these epistles to
Old Santa Claus have only been
in school for three months. We
do hope that Old. Santa will
grant their hearts dearest wish.
To us their desires seem so
small and it will take but a few
cents at most to crafty them
and to the expectant hearts it
means all the world just now. A
few more years and their child
hood will be as dream and the
worlds responsibilities will
weigh heavy on their shoulders.
Help their childish dreams to be
only pleasant OuSSs
My good old Santa [ am a little
girl 7 years old. / want big
doll and / want a baby doll.
want you to put some fruit in
nv stocking. YOU are so good
to bring me all of these things.
/ will not ask you for any more.
Yours,
Fan Esther Meakin.
Dear Santa Claus I will write
you a letter aud tell you to please
bring me a girl standing by a
lamp and doll carriage my old
ONE is broke. Nothing else now.
Oily Owen.
Good old Santa I am 6 years
Old and go to school. Do bring
me a slate and whip a little
wagon too / don't want to be sell
fish so that's all you can bring
some more if you want to.
Charlie Moore.
NV Dear old Santa Please
bring me whatever you have.
Don't forget some FIRE works a
horn and a drum if you have it.
/ don't want all you have but |
would like FIRE wagon like they
have in cities. Yours loving,
Walter DenistOn.
Good old Santa I want a doll l
want a carriage and bed and a
stove if you can | love santa
claus / am 6 years ole now.
Nellie Crimons.
Good old Santa. lam a little
girl 6 years DID,, / want you to
bring me a doll and ring and rock
ing chair and that's all. Please
do not forget now.
Aunie Register.
" Dear Santa Claus / am glad
its time for you to come again
Please bring me a wheel | won't
ask for any more | do not want
to be selfish. your little,
Edwin Bailey.
: NY Good Santa.
I am 6 years old and go to
school. Please bring me stove
a doll carriage doll and tea set.
That's all I don't want to be sell
fish. Yours,
Anna Merry Camp.
Dear Good Santa I am a little
boy and try to be good. Please
bring me a FIRE wagon a drum
and some candy. That is all.
Dou't forget now. your little,
Emerd Armantrout.
Dear Santa Claus / am glad
you are coming soon Please
bring me a wheel and little
piano some apples and fruit.
l am 8 years old.
Thelma Hawkes..
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-12-15
LETTERS TO SANTA CLAUS
Little Tots Of the Public Schools Write to Dear Old Santa and E
press Their Fondest Desires for the Christmas Season.
With Strict Injunctions "Not to ForgetT

Dear Santa Claus l wish you
would please bring me a wagon
that's all, I am 6 years
your
Guy Haynes.
My Good Santa | am a little
boy 7 years old and live at same
place Please do bring me rock
horse and whip don't want any
more. Your.
Charlie Garris.
Dear Santa Claus please bring
me rabbit and an elephant, and
please bring me a automobile
and please bring me a ball and
please bring me a cap and please
bring me a bird and please bring
me a fly you wind up.
James Ellis.
Dear Santa Please bring me a
merrygoround and bring me a
gun and bring my sister doll, /
live on Thomas st.
John Armantrout.
Dear Santa Claus we talk about
you at school every day, / am 7
years old. Please bring me a
doll a little lamp and a carriage |
live on Magnolia street do not
forget your little
Carrie Lee. :
Dearest Santa Claus would
like drum for Xmas a fire wag-
on too you might bring me foxy
Grandpa. l am 6 years old and
live on Magnolia street. Don't
forget me.
D. 3. Brightman.
My dear santa dlaws I will be
so glad when you come to see me
and bring me a wheel and fire
works.
Roy Redmond.
Dear Santa Claus I am glad to
hear you are coming. My Good
Santa. Please bring me a wheel
/ live in the same place. Dear
Santa Claus have been good I
don't want any more.
Roy Dees.
NV dear Santa please bring
me wheel I will be so glad if you
will live on Grant and have no
fire place will let you in at door.
Walter Tucker.
Dear Santa claus. I want a
wheel 1 want a toy want little
man. l want a fire wagon my
good old santa I have no more to
say. Clyde McMlchael.
Good old Santa / am glad you
are coming and please don't for
get me. Bring me a doll car.
riage and a doll some fruit too
and anything you have left.
Your
Nina Wright.
Dear Santa Claus I am glad
you are coming. I want a fire
wagon and train and a wheel
and a flag and a house and boat
that's all / want / don't want any
more. I don't like to be selfish.
Your little boy,
Maxwell Dixon
Good old Santa Claus, ] am 6
years old and go TO school so 40
bring me doll carriage a little
stove and a doll cradle Please
don't forget me.
Your little
Bertha Hogg.
Dear Santa I am glad you are
coming 1 want a fire wagon.
1 want a nigger. I want a rub
ber ball. l want a train. l
want a pistol. I am a good boy.
Fay Buckner.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-12-15

years old I live on the same
street you no. / want you to
bring me doll too. l love you
sanity claus l want you to bring
me a new dress too santa Good
bye santa claus you must not for
gqhme. Your,
Mildred Swafford.
My good old santa am little
girl am eight years old want
a doll carriage i want a Stove
and some dishes want some
oranges,and some candy i do not
want no more. will not be so
selfish i live at the same place.
Eula Benefited.
My Good old Santa I love you
Santa want some apples | want
doll and doll carriage you
must not forget me your little
girl am 9 years old.
Minnie Els.
Dear Santa Claus Please come
to see me, was not here last
year I live on Roanoke drive. Do
bring me a street car a saddle, I
have a horse I guess that's all.
Good bye dear santa.
Albert Woodry.
NV Dear Santa Claus I want
you to hurry and come Please
bring me doll wheel and doll
stove and dishes love You
Santa.
Angie Register.
Dear Santa claws | want a
train I want a wheel I want some
candy l wan a merrygorowud l
love you Santa.
James Peterson.
Good old Santa ] want a fire
wagon I want a automobile / want
wheel and knife live at the
Same place have been Good as /
can be.
Clarence Vanlandingham.
NV dear Santa Claus l am 6
years old and go to school now,
So please bring pony and auto
mobile and a whip, that's all ex-
cept some fire crackers.
You know me
Jules Griffin.
NV Good Santa won't you pleas
bring me drum a rocky horse a
billy goat ! don't knon what else,
you Can think of it. | am 6
years old. your little boy
Idus Wynne
NV dear Santa Claus, Do pleas
bring me a billy goat and a whip
to whip my billy goat with. l
don't want to be selfish so that's
all Vo know where live.
Emery Kinard.
Dear Santa Claus Please do
bring me a wheel and I want a
a toytrain and 6re engine and a
merry go round too. Don't for
get to bring me a slate that's all [
don't want to be selfish.
Your little boy.
John Leverett.
NV Dear Santa Claus l have
been thinking about you all the
time and glad you are coming.
Please bring me a doll some cam
dva little house and a lantern.
That's all love you Santa.
RoWena Russ.
Dear old Santa. / want you to
please bring me doll and doll
carriage l have oranges and
things like that am 6 years old
now. I go to school. Good bye
dear Santa. Your little girl.
Willie Maud Watson.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-12-15
Notice.

Having accepted a call from a
church in N. Carolina. / desire
to dispose of my household goods
organ and range within the next
two weeks. Come early if you
wish bargain.
A. B. WADE,
Minister First Christian Church.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-12-15

Lost:-A winter overcoat.
Dark brown with checks. Return
to this Office.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-12-15
Bertha Hogg.

Dear Santa I am glad you are
coming / want FIRE wagon.
I want a nigger. I want a rub
ber ball. / want train. l
want a pistol. I am a good boy.
Fay Buckner.
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;COTTO u F. TIER :
ga 4
By, MILLER ri COMP


N BW8 81 INK, july ao.-It looks as II cotton
is destined to suffer severe decline. Tho I'm
eonaen Gs
Sd
Lament has plainly shown !s dlsposit y, ~
pcaing to tho people,, 30 that now the .lssue
ef ss Rs' Ssd sens e
In Russi 4. IS read like chapie from the early
even BY cont lnuance OF the present narchy
throughout the country prov sta
By Russian mills 3aro largely suesswork. ox!nk.
TO the fact that tbs greater OF our. cotton
to be how ever places ne AVERAGE ani ny
ooo bales In addition TO the equivalent Of 59o
900 bales q OF III hons crown cotton from the
TAN This total 81 about ono and one quarter
million en-. e. r
Ts
o 81 e woel:n
bulk 81 the al1 a i The
sSss our poo popuis3ion consumes
600 90 bales or ono balo to every twenty
people, Placing the Russian CONSUMPTION per
would still be- needed the equivaien of 8, 600
600 bales 10 the that vast populat ion.s a
revolution and "a the 81 financial and " economic
disturbances resulting would out down the
!mports OF cotton and cotton goods on half
or moro. to the great loss, pa It cuarly OF Ger
man and French mills. which supply this de-
nland. In times Of political disturbances no
body credit Is good. and manufactured WI!
not be eager TO supply even the small demand
which may suryi ye under such condi :!
forth fullN expression ct &ou 3 Jews on this
subject. There are other causes working! for
lower prices which have heretofore been onset
by the quiet demand from Y The continent Tor
cotton for fall shipment which demand y IN
pear. Cables from London today brings news
that a large banking house hos been IN such
serious difficulties as to require aid to- tlde
over the crisis, European -ploney centeFs are
naturally very much concerned over this event
twill lake some time before coniid enco will.
be fully rest ored On this side OF The water
the Development Of the crop is the all -im-
portant Influence. and the market has been
held up largely By Ct damage 1r9
district ~ 1iese !rnins sseen at last to- have
spent themselye yes. /; land clearing wea Their has
set In over the great or part OF the belt. a few
days Of sunshine will dispel the pessimism res
gardlng the crop look, and we shall soon
lions s. o ,S which viii be reflected il
the August bureau made up from, reports TO-
July 10Th. Taking q i these items Into. cooni
sideratlon we cannot yescapef the conclusion.
that tho ruling prices for ere hiK' Sana
liverpool duo to- come unchanged to r. lower
IN the tnlornlIl
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TRADE c CONDITION i. j, I
Notable Progress Made in Agri-
cultural Sections Of Country.
nv A aa0cin ted Press n All


+ NEW YORK. July 2o.F. g. pun q
Company weekly review Of trade { will
III ARxoeptionaliy encouraging reports for
this timo OF the year are received re-
gardIng trade, industry and transporta-
atioDp1h uta there's is mo y response 81 in the
lmarketsfo tHecurlti es.ra The best news Q
ltheA,past week comes from ng;,rlcultural
yisi i 4 larger Yield than expected ana
Of good quality, while corn and oats ex-i
fcecd authorizations. r Cotton picking hns
begun in the early districts, and hay
alone OF the leading crops, ! hreatens TO
be short. AS results on the farms be-f
assured there s groWth
fail n ana winter delivery Of all staples,
There Is a general disposition K Ok
tend facilities In order to keep pace wish
lahor trouble that threatens is a loca!
building complication that VII DO sayerted
II conservative co unset prevails Otbctal
returns show that foreign commerce In
the fiscal year ending June *, 1908, fag
and Imports, while the new year promises
still better results becauaet Of tho SUR
pjus on tile farms available for cons suns
s ers abroad. Railway earnings thus far
reported for July show an average ln7
crease OF 10 per cent, oyer. 10 50 year,
bsyf opnay ns & tbs
week wsek II, tho iron and steel industry.
Improyenents,is noted In tho primary
imurkets for cotton goods after q pro-
lldnged period OF indifference on the part
Failures this week numbered l92 In
the United States. against Z o3 last year.
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ROOSEVELT. HEIRS.
0DDSi. D | |: / /. VIII! | !: |.
8Codicil, Fayorir1Sg Z Dung e Som ':sr,,
sSss8 May Land Matter IL !s5,
the Courts.
3(spec!al e The Times; plspa ish

Especial to The Times. Dspa tch.) KS q.
@ SI1Wf;Y OIaK !, VI - - here is 81 posi-
billy that; ttbd will OF Robert 2. Roose-i
syet. uncle OF the Presid dent ich@ de-
.vtses an estate Of ooO 600 may be 6con
ree1nen Is have arisen 2 nlohg
tnIa heirs which may be- III go ~ y.
court. Il 1, Y,
The dhien friction g over codie q,
5drn v Il only d CIV mon tbs bel g Sc \, ~
died. III which Mi. RooseYe II directs t q, 9
the accounts OF his son, Robert 3. f1o csc,
Welt, BIO accepted thou y denur8a 4
without auditing n It he Espresso VI d a.
charges his fnvorit e son from any n any any
Sall obligations 4 he may have incurred
to the estatel III ~ iii 4,
81 Robert Il b. Jr.s mana ged his IA theirs
business f6r 9 years and had q
% wers OF \ d ttorney from him. Mrs. John 2
p. r roosevelt |, whose husband sis Robert y,
BIS eldest brother, d declared last night
that no court In the land would sustain I'll
this codicil. I'll 5S N gi5sas
.".It was ma dc while wo were Ill away
from Mr. Roosevelt. ~, said his daughter
III law, ..and witnessed by q clergyrn "a
and O ga riener, who, OF course, know
nothing about busine IS. s33
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NEW YORK 4. PRODUCE !, iNlARIsET.

NEW YORK, July $ao.-FLouR--.Rec eipts.
1880 barrels exports. 4,s29 barrels ,,.5 Tone
steady with light trad e.. Rye Flour-Stead y.
Cornmeai-Barely steady Rye-Duli. Barley
5a%hea,-spot easy No. Z red elevator.
Options closed n gxc. net lower. May g nc
soisnbsss s3as Dessbs 81. ss IS
tons closed 5Sy g3Hs seo
sa RssfmFirm; PACK packet tsasto ely. extra In
Ola mess. t15G le. 90. sS Cut Meats-Firn Lard.
Easy; western prime. ss.05G9 90; refined, bare
~ steady Pork-F1rm. TaIlow--Steady Pee
trolcum-Steafy.5 Rosin-F1rrn; strained. COM
mon 70 good, ssS5. Turpentinee7-st q
ri Riee ees; glasses teady coneespot
RIO. 4 steady; Il mild steady Futures closed
Arm net ieGeo points higher. sugar.Faw,
hrm: fair refining, SAC: centrfuKai. IS test;
3xc.; n,oasscs sugar. &c. Butt er-Stead y and
unchanged. Cheese--strpng and nchanged.
Eggs-steady and unchanged. . 55i155 .
e Freg Ito f LIVERPOOL eady: M grain Y, ~
steam. Gplkc.; CLIFTON by steam, Y !sc. ien-
nnts-Quiet; fancy handplcked: ~ CTS; other e
domestic. 2s a aloosIWesk irish No
under bear pressure. Prime crude, {, ~ b.
mills, eth q2ac. new crop prime SUMMER INNER
prime 'wi fiSy; yellow. tHss4ss,
CHICAGO. July ao.--Fayorabie crop reports
caused weakness to-day IN the local wheat
market. the September delivery! closing at Q
net decline OF Ko. e Corn was down ~ ~ 70.
Oats were of 10. Provisions were 71:1s0c.
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4 LEAF TOBACCO MARKET.
Good Breaks and g Very Act I
IA Market Y sterday.

All four OF the warehouses had good Z
breaks yesterday. IN bulk the offerings g 3
were much I larger than the buyers ana !
tho w,lrehousorner Had boon expecting, and
Equality tho tobaccos opened UP I, were e e
ali that fastdious buyers could ask ,,.E
Some sun-cured sold e as 1 nis !,
iknocked out above the $25 ma *. Many
sold from t25 3 down q 81. There were e :
also many good filters IN the breaks that me
sold all along from 81 up to y I. ~ t ~
ID. 900 bounds. ana every pile sold we'll ".
not d single one being Ken IN y y I y I,
next sale day will DO u esday YEN - y,
Tho total sales Of sum cured stock q, :
tho Richmond market Tor the :
81 the Tobacco year ending with Ju IN
sotl were SPA, s5S pounds. This ~ 9. q
falling OF OF something Ike ! ha e e
million pounds from the sales .of the cGr "a
crop Of zoos wns d small oi'e. = tina
Iof 1901, t3 BY
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and one could get peaches ~ wholesale.
at almost any price. Fairly good fruit
could be had ut SO to 60 cents per crate,
ard this very best peaches on the mafket
we're going at from 81 to 4 SIPS. Apples.
too. were more numerous and OF better
quail ty. and they, too, went OFF III rrice.
Good summer pples could be had q
from 1926 to 50 per barrel inferior nt1d
specified apples could boS had ut buyers;
own figures. sii83 +.
E7F,fhe supply OF wutermelons was much
larger Yesterday, and prices went of
considerably. The sai,ie was true true q, q
The Increased receipts Of potatoes from
svifginil truck farms land that Ia the only
Kind son M the market now somewhat
crowded the market, and prices weakened.
Good potato toes Gun low be lihd at from
$3.50 to 81 per barrel and they are very
good Il ~ lrginin never made b better pc :
tato crop than that Of this year.
Chickens were II very large 4 supply p
Who esnlIt,g Ats and IS cents per pound.
d marked decline In the pnst few DE- ~
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8s RAJ HOADo.
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4 4, N nv Assoc ii ted Ioress) *
syRIrC1l,ioND sToCh MARKET, \.

Richmond, Va uly g. 5i 1898 lsos' "
STATE sEcuI.lr Is. ~ y. A $50
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BANK AND TRUST COMPANY sTocks
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RICHMOND 4: PRODUCE MARKET.

. FLoyR-Market continues very quiet very
continues active Tor all xood, Ny whe We
again Hrse farmers no, their " sss
Tint it IS dry and we'll cleaned before shipping,
are dull and sneEle cted. and have to he sold At
low prices. lisht and demand a
winter seed oats II good ~ RYE.u Ina
grades OF hayaA In active demand at quota.
lions on grades. stni ned 4, N musty etc., not
poTAToEsReeeIp ts ana demand s i!sht .
quot e. Receipts Gee ,;l|
bUrTER l;nehanEe Jed nrm Al quota tons.
Receipts modern te. Mr.
y IOULTRY-Recelpts heavy and n In; excess
iof demand. & Market quiet and In buyers,
favor Mo- advance In prices car, be expected
Receipts continue Hight Hight;
1'RECBIPTs FOR THE gWEEK-Wh heat, q, 1d0
bushels corn. 10 s32 bushels: oats. q. 5s4 bush;
els; flour. ! 800 barrels; hay. sos tons; mill
feed. 261 tons. . u. . 8
els " rnrn. ai2 bushels oats. 6,S$5 bushels 5
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Continent M 623 ~ @ ba leg to III Japa lis, go
bales; 10 Mexico 2,764 bal "A lsE q ~

VI NEW ORLEANS, July y 2p--COT-rON-Spo
cotton closed quiet nt decline Of Lice. who
had been looked for: MID dling. 10 l-l8c Total
GALES were go baleS IN the spot. Futures open
cd steady at q decline on Liverpool cables.
prices for every month except July being S1S
points down with The latter month unchanged.
After the opening the market showed al furtner
decline. accountable for mai My because OF the
Liverpool news. Crop reports were Sconflictin
Toward the close prices rose ashtiya from
the lowest. The closing was barely & steady
and at d net decline OF 21s points, SSSSil
e Cotton futures closed barely steady az fol-
Ilowa: Juiys II .03 I ugusti. 1907: september.
1o.4a: October. L TO- % ~ November 10; 20; Decsm-
Der, TO- SO January, ~ II. 81 Il; February, 10 ~;
March, TO- 49, q 555s s5
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ll9 y, n v, 3 v. q n 81 y N y NJ "
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!2i,4oo American smeltets, CON. !.
20 m It. ! !, J, Al, !, ! I.
cs'v'o e l n111h'galnh ted "copper" sss..
1900 Amer. Car and Foundry
AZ 100 Amer. CA = q nd, FOuii. pfd
5st 10y American G,ottbr 4Oll ,.:sis.
American TObutco,fl pfd st..t
20o American Can ....,....
~ 600 Attlcrlcun Cam rfd ..i...I
1890 q (, trfer. Loo conceive. CONT
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"a II iftsi y
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Va. 81 49, coupon /.
y. b. Old 49, reg istercd 3.
pid ~ cou,1t, -. y ".
u. s.; New 4s, coupon 4. g.
Tobacco
American Tobacco Ii s..
Atchlsonig general As
!Atchlson adJustnenti
"a tlnntlc Coast Line -
baltimore and Ohio 40 ~.
baltimore and Ohio 3hs.
brooklyn Rapid Transit cory. IL.
Central Of Georgia 6s 8(offcrcd) s......s.a
Central OF Georgia LIST Inc .:.........3
Central OF Georgin I'd S1nc...,...- ..........
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Chicago ana Alton 3tts.... I. ..........
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Aggregate 81 Sales o'f Is Stocks Ee't1t4s
Largest 81 II my Az 4 , Day
81 Week.
MONEY OUTLOOK X 4 IMPROVED \ r 60
Absence Of Selling Pressure Kept
aUtp opfdcncc 81 St. Traders als' III
5 10 the Close. 3..l5

ttBy Associated Press

NEW DIRK, July 20. 5ootlsa 81 ftc 'ir tt,e
turn 81 the first hour IN the STOCK A ~
Il. day the sales 81 stocks had sir'oontte e.
il d total as great us for the i'o'e VIZ
yrstc rtiny. The rate Of increase y. u. ,,s
animation fl tho WAS ~ ~ .ho
II sustained throughout the session, ny ~ IA
d,lv,s totni mounted TO- the largest lo 'r
any day of the week Buying ta ~ lli. ~
\ ,vna very active and welt pursued on Ing =,
8ndyatlces, aid speculative tone shoWea
M pe timidity ia tsIy bfsyailing There vas
nStIionmen ,nry dlpTat the opening ne
sponsc to the decided l Il
inarkot but the placing OF large ord f Il sli,,
thc leading stocks prompt y sWep ~ Prices
u - " HIGHER level. There was q con es Is
Il! ,inn a dcnand 8tn$g a few stocks v men :
,,n,,a IL ~, consplo,iosls ma rket ealers for
d so,r,e lime. M St Paul M Union
a Southern Pacific and Reading q fsorp g y
large proportion Of the onl aeai W III
In8thc later trading some Wy,
y "a brought forward from tlnles w! tl49.
nnd the discrepancy lii the mo 4
81 rart1v REFINED but the stocks dealgnale 81
hnld 4 ma rkc tSprc-pynincncc In ne dear
3ings throuE lio,it. i9, !. -, !.
ss i,nnroved here. Accepted authorities Z g
cstlmntc tho cash gain the + ~ y
on the week cuTrcltcy ivy 800 - IL -,
II. wards OF Sc, 900 000 md n 81 rong p ~!
statement Is expected to- morrow Or. q Ihess
N absence 81 selling pressure at the sue.
cessive stages OF 10 day iS '' kept
81 The confidence Of the buyers and sss.
II taned the rise mt nearly the top. lso !7
were Irregular. Total sales. pa VAIN y.
sl,o45,00o. United Suites bonds we're 3ut' A
II changed on ca H I'll 5i !, u g Z.
Total sales 81 stocks were 80, 100 shares.
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NEW DIRK, ii III 20. N oney3 On cai Y.
easy 2a12t1 per cent; ruling rate, IL 1,asy3
IT, closing bid. offered, -. i,.np
loans slightly easier 80 days, - per CENT s
80 six mon tbs. y. 2 y,
Prime mercantile paper. 90 -, !, sse III
Ing exc change. nrner at y. s+b6 q, q 4;sieo
Far dc mand and 80 for slsty,s
dmv bills Posted rates. 4 81 zig ands
4s5 Commercial bills, PIT i'ar!
silver, 65 M xican& oo - II