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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-14
FROM fridays DAILY

kiltuf Webb N tlle kln9asbef star
and J y iluli also II kinsaai,sf. ara
Ia Nlnlia looking over tie pounisy
Tie Fair siil open ths season wlth
a display of sprlng street hsss tomof-
Fnw.
N. 4 nrDwn IA CAaNills. Mo, ~.
fssesi ID TIE elfy lass night % account
oi fbs ysff sarl0us ILLNESS Il his
daughter Mn s . Nallsn.
. n Walker u Clinton. Mo-. Is
moving h tla Indian Territory, has.
ing SECURED the leaee ~ Miss Mar
gAet HlghlAnd's farm neafgiwendsle
n. /. Turner Of okiAhomaHClty.
Democratic candidate faf tlye United
STATES senate. has iseen ~ town today
making uoalrlne among lncal pol
lticlAnA Mr. Turner = president of
tie western National Rank of Okis-
homa Clty, and one of tiie bsst knosn
lAnkers IN tte southwest
W. IA Thompson went 20 Faster
springs TINS mornlng % looa after bis
mining interests lis has just
received word that The lrisn Maid. Ia
which BE- h interested, has struck
soms oi tho richest ore Ia the district.
w J Martin eft last night tef
calumbus Ind.. wlero be aas call.
"a by tho serious illness of hls dAasij-
Ter
A. d Watson etsrned lAst night
lum ! purchasing trip 70 Kansas city
ana Sc Jossph
seymour Riddle Is in Tahlequah g..
day on lesal business.
The chicken PIE dinner sefsea fes-
teriag ~ ths ladies 81 thsa Congress,
tlonai rhuch sas ysfy soc esfai net.
tlng tie isdles AZ
Miss \ Johnson has arrived iron
the east % taks charge or tise mlllIn-
cry depaument AZ TIE Falf
ChAries wasmund. wl0 suffered 81
a,tark q paFalgsls some tins ago s
mol recovering A. rapidly As hiafrisuds
had hoped.
The onielu haard o. the Methods,
church Held 4 short session lAst night.
wm. McCallom returned tllls morn.
ing from ShAsnee. OklA.. Sllefs he las
been visiting nls fathef
Jaeks1n nF1thsu have bought
new team Ger their dellseFY saigon.
The fourth numtef ia tie icctafs
rourse will BE- given il tie epsra hoase
fucsazf uigbs. vhen Rufus (. King =
Nes York wiil deliver his leetufu ca
This Sea Age
AmaulAse llesnse.Has i@aei yestef 1
day aftsuoaa u lienff Gas nro0kIus
and M NaU Gnmmeif beth ri
keichsm
G II kimaaes af kansas city ar
'iset 81 Klaita 5sst uisht llu hal
Henlss 81 tte las afn 81 Hesnas'e4
sfefufs & klnhnef. ana s financial 1
aTeuf fof ne ssalbktsf of tEa.rhaa.
IA aua Hartford iifs insusanee .oom.
Han.rs rs .aesl agent IS ln the
1Yefl Roberts invmtment campa5 |
|le y auf sitH G Aterg tots} aok
og oftf tie eaautfY So kinhosF /
aas eaamate of Oledln co. ese
sHh Nfs j + HersaInF
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What a Specialize Says Concer Ilnk
Thin fafm of paairhn.eut-Ia Z
Serious Consequences.

thldFvr ears ntvw shoult IA
hoaaa fhi atafamn nt uauia i ru-
eeiyed ay s iutenHs reader ln ths
lght Of q seifeElarut propoai l1n.
There mas rgmain q frw pareata ana
1eda#1Ea = whom tho reason f0r
ibe abolition ~ this form ~ ~ Iaka
maF he q Interest Wa have 4 an
SAYS Prnf Hinton. the speal sllat
hat the passars u the ear Is @ 5ssd
ly thiu memhfaee. especially a. anti
ed = D. Influenced BY every impulse
" The az and with nothing but the
AZ e support ID internally. what
thea more likely ean lnlure thia mem-
hfane thsn sudden and foFclble e1m-
pression q the air ln front Of IL n
anyone desired % break Or 10 over.
stretch this membrane. he could
aeafoely desc = more effective means
tAan g brlhe me hand suddenly and
foreihiy down upon the outside II tho
paszage Of lha ear. thus driving mo
air Flolcntlf before it. with no Bossi.
bliltY for IS escape but by the mem.
hrane gifins way
- reasonable are these conclusions.
that here Nas nol needed even She
hiea authority of lhis distinguished
physician l0f the subsequent statement
that many children have been made
deaf by boxes on he ear. II h ~.
fortunate however that this, and
other rebuksw % the same order. pro.
ceda the reason. ard henee. a aafev
Fenersi order mlght b issued. % the
Intent that no child should ever re-
eoiFc aorpoFal punishment untii the
parent 81 TIA teacher has stepped g
fvaAen. iirst viih the ohlla. then Nth
himssif --orange Judd FsfmeT
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ECzEMAVERY BAD
FOR THREE YEARS
Consulted Physicians b No Avail
Usgs Cusieura Soap, Ointment
and Pills and Is Soon Perfectly
well The Disease Having LeA
Her Entirely.
CANNOT RECOMMEND
cUTICURA TOO HIGHLY

: ! take great pleasure n informing
yCu that / eas . slficncf - rsaena u
xeFy bad form f0t tha rast thnco years.
! olsislliiasl snd trpatesl Nith y number
q pllyssclaf.s Ia Chicago. bai % ns ayal.
! commenced using hr fAifieurA nemo-
discs. cnissss'sng u Ianirmra N0ap. 0.nt-
rseas and lAlA, thrur nsgntsa ana. and
today ] ain lsrietly veil. the disease
having leff ma eHfifViy. / oAslBa4 ~
crsmmcnd ihc cuilcura Remedies 100
highly % any ore suffering with tho
dlseAae that | have hsd Nh Florunon
l. Aiwuol ~ Cnliy Place. gasseags, Ili
OssplxFz 7. 1906 Ml'nrss Z : Bxfguf1
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-14
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Onsoe N Meg1eorse building VinitE.
Phone itl.

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IssAs4s. gsntsafe ssMasi stH4tN eaa
Ia4ssat W 4zanus rspef tastestfts aass
~ - iatafFtHT ilf5s ~ lrff sHi 3 HI1zA
AZ Ez#aill naslHei uls1 szinlsI ! suitE 80
tI1H s. flil as1ka taasIslui FaNfe4tIas Feaf
ItEH1 = haNa sshefaief 81 fNa AsHtf $50 e.
aA Il tswa = taettsils. laAsaN fsE4ssf4
AAsA AAsA aulNss saa tla NseW aAAHef ftwH4tn,
4&GtzEa hath YaaH tisI5as O. fsft Nsatefs#s 81
E4tEA zlff fsaa5 n ~ service T - 81
tH44 z&sseI HfsH thf ssHtetisHt aHtsn tFA
484H ts4Ia IeAaaA 3 ~ tls szHi ffsFs1T
a|I = = hefeIss4 g fls azlt fasasl halth
@IaIs4 s. = 8sEazHa ina.zH frFsissff teHasf1
f|Ts4 Eatl |fzfEaa teaas5f tts ~
HN# MMIaHH Enfs#s Htaaa4 iHtiAN fHs
AtASAs n tnAAAn 3sstatezx
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-14

#He Philippine arg said to an8rf
ne best haauns g ahe world buek4
ieer vht baar eiid water hunalo and
tv 9leuuful paruealsr-
aaa uihrr Nafor owL
500 cannot Uen S Fuu b ho Fau.
cFeHRs unaaf sirict regulations.
aa 81 RESULT tha uailv have 10
and BE whites get al tae aaut.
ae
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-14

q. y Neville oi theimArshal's oeloa
Is home With a bad coid
judge / p Pafksr. Jf., aud Deputy
cleFk 8 y Davidson, and lDtputy
AarshAl g u Caldwell scnt . Clare.
more this morning shere a weeks
term of civf. court vas begun
The ladlos q Ithe Baptist church
all sefse tea and eAke TuesiAy after,
neon from e o'clack a. tie home
o. Ms W p Caley. Tie glarge fer
feffestmeuts VII b. lo cents
Tot Z Tyler sho has ueea ia tie.
hospltai several wees Is reported
about aes
Miller Gees S MHef hAss c.
uen-ei flls ereetlon e 81 osaee b..ii1-
~ ~ theif lumber yafli in tils p.aee
Z ii. = one sloff h.Eh ets feet
s q anHi hss fhe contract faf raf /
tlhe n te foundation and eo4el
llstdfIess ALL q lie spoafsf safs
Hn f llaam eH sanf +
81 nsft fog fs.t aItl relatives Ia i
IS
Mm Z 4 Fagnr abe ta 6v Us
again after uln eesas ueN
Nu lt4m Valentine las fssi,r.
= Der stlon IS e.sts iutbs oa.ce q
Commits aetr I'll Earne sal es.
fe1s ta fvfgru h Hef amc d uldn.
Hle n tomarmN
The Medical sociotY 81 the second
fgeordlus district aas in regular
1eaftsFE efsslaa hefs t1tae wfh
fresieul W g. smlth of Bat.|
lAcAet presiding
The kenncif a s8tt:
1peu.ns sf week NAs a gatfef.nF sle.
es having IeeH seg attended lg
Aalo % ffli'a aai teI8U
M~ : ga oatHoo.d aane
sofiiD Farm south Qf tie e.ty aas n
.efiei Ha.te sles SUNDAY
nf Laas Basa vas ea1ei q Cla.E
- .Ast ssi4uia9 evening 1a Iaou4utl
{ tie Tef serious illness ef Mf ara
Ms raoe nbg
Tic IazaHerA aslianes. it ls rspredI
slll starts stoe tn NiaHa. a l5s.nes
.oase 90 sgaib wilson street aatHg|
'een .gissi Or tlN parHe
uaneY 6as has parciAseiti tis falsa
ins property % tlle Eas side ana s
aFng necessary remHsA Nr
.qx RiI aate bis gr8mrys ameI
iou uio uafth pft ~ tasu daan in.
g the business eeaftrtas soon as itsI
s u slAps, whIef slU s. h
fee daya
Rev e A Faleher pastor af le
'reshltefian church preached 81 en-.
saaily strong sefnon SUNDAY mafuingl !
9 large 81 attentive aadlenee.
Special communication 81 glnss :
sdge No 8. A. "A. ST. raesiay .
ight Woft ln 5 A. degree Nem.
efs are rsgaesiel 10 ue present and
lsllon afe invited
Tie missionary "a and boK SUPPER
aai was g have be given TUESDAY q
ieht by Tie ladies' Of TIE Netloast b
3afeh has been postponed faf Que 8
ees until Tucsiay, MsFe8.la s
Il
h1soFefa0r Carroll 5. PAGE of Yer. i
lent sals q Rufus Etersun King u s
alofei eFefg moment Of rouf. lecture :
TIE New Aee from the opening TO b
be elese NJ king eil appear AZ Z
e opera house to-mafr8s night q
= bsins Tie fourth lecture ID tie /
eeam calirse Risen bY tho Yeung !.
'ople Of tie Christian church. =
=
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Fer W0MAN'S EYE
machoiiuterestto Everywoman
isFound In cutlcura Pamphlet.

Complete local ard rdnsiituf .anAi
tseAiment ~ distressing dshilitaiinx
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-14

itE rpft. strtf, feftif - cHnefisn
rfufegtisn If thn Cutscura snap. pai-
fsent ans flls. cumnfad them 10
wugaen, especially mailMfa laf trefFv.
ing pWniyiag and tsautifsag lhs sAn.
ur4ln. haiF asd hsuds fof ihr tfratHeat
q mhammsiqry ahd iicrfaiitc eali.
tllafs. ~ etil 81 moss c'hcaria.ls ilissiieiaai
aesais in restoring % healih. tirraqih
and lsanty pale, eeak nrfsuns. pTma-
tnfFly iastet. rundown w1urn
esmaasas AesAnn - faamssi Tssassssst ~ Nsesy
Nsas = tssssss 4Fsts ses stess fraslsis = talf
fsfs @asa Hks q NafaHss fts 49, Haaaafa rtsasssaf
~ = 49, - sast. - slsafs assatifsI - -
r. 80 q ssss.sa NFsse4 q 1 - 4 =
- t1aai tisss 49, FssFs faaas- aass
- sa-sl Isss, a asss y y sa.ss
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Nhhh aUgan Ger
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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-05


saddest comment that can be made on
Tampa politicians is that they refused
to accept free library.
"Our public schools are are reading
public. Connections are changing, and
il is hoped that the love of good books
will eventually become greater, but
reading Of an unfortunate character IS
already too popular. To boys and girls
and young men and young women bad
books are worse than bad company, as
the latter Is easier gotten rid OF. Par
ents should watch the books Of their
children as carefully as their compan,
ions. don't mean that they should
read Sunday School story books, as
desplse that class. Give them good,
strong, wholesome books, and take the
penny-novel away.
DIVORCES.
divorce is the most objectionable
of all sins. In Florida, there were 81
divorces in 1867 Ten years later there
were 232 In 1905 there were 500,
Out of COL marriges last year, there
were 1874 applications for divorce, which
means that is per cent of the marri-
ages in Hillsborough county are fail.
ures. Marriage Is more than civil
contract or a ceremony. whom God
hath joined together, let no man put
asunder."
In closing Mr.. Duke reviewed the d.
vorce question at great length. IF i
have hurt the feelings of anyone, he
said, ut ought % help rather than
harm May God help US TO be faithful
20 ourselves, 20 our friends. and 10
each other, fer Jesus sake. Tampa
Evening News.
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Public Office; Equal An--spa Privileges
WORTHY OF coon ATTENTION.
~ the Cs@missiOA Now InvsstiSAt-
inG I. I. AfEaiTs.

Gentlemen Of the Commission as
your intentions seem to be to do JUS
tice TO the people Of Florida, and your
commission is expensive, go into all
such matters as Is called to your atten-
ton, and II there Is loose transactions,
get at the bottom Of them:
The controversy between d. j. Her.
rim on the one hand and A. B. Small
and /. ]. Mccall on the other, is of In
terest TO the whole state Mr.. Her
rims statement Of what he said TO the
Turpentine Operators Association re-
garding the contract made with Messrs.
Small and Mccall by the board Of trus-
tees of the internal Improvement fund,
as published In Fridays issue Of the
Times Union, is worthy the attention
of the commission now investigating
the transactions of the board. Mr..
Herrin's charges present rather q cur
ious state Of affairs. Their truth should
be subject of inquiry. We take It,,
however, that the commission will ex-
anime the boards transactions thorO-
ughly and critically. If Mr., Herrin's
statements are entirely correct, they
show that in one instance at least the
board has done that of which the lega-
lily and equity may we'll be questioned.
He asks, in the course of that inter
view, several partinent questions. For
one instance only: If money is collect
ed from alleged trespassers on state
lands in the way of penalties, does not
the money belong to the people? If
such trespasses are made the evidence
is present on the lands and there Is no
difficulty in identifying the trespassers.
Why then pay half the penalty TO
private parties when salaried agents Of
the board could do the work for the
people more cheaply? These are in
substance questions Mr.. Herrin asks
and they are passed up to the commits
sion now investigating these matters
Times Union Short Talk.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-05
subseribe 70 The True pemOcrat.

A large fine mule for sale. apply TO
CHILD BROS. 10
When there is the slightest indication
of indigestion, heart burn, hatulenee or
any form of stomach trouble take q
little KodOl occasionally and you will
be afforded prompt relief. KOdol is a
compound Of vegetable acids and con-
tains the juice found in a healthy stom-
ach Kodol digests what you eat,
makes your food do you good, Sold by
All Druggists.
Short Talks, Times Union: The State
Fair is q necessity If We are 70 cOun-
teract the efforts 10 discredit Florida
made by such men as George Rowell,
Of New York, and Mendenhall, Of Ore
gon, and the legislative appropriation
was none too much, viewed in that
light.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-05
Mrs Brundydes Dies at Helena.

Thursday morning at Helena Mrs.
NJ. H. Brundyge died at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. H. p. Lane, after
an illness of many months, and was
buried in the Helena cemetery on Fri
day morning. She was born in Ohio
and several years ago moved 10 Flori-
da, and two or three years ago moved
70 Helena where she has since lived
with her daughter, Mrs. Lane.
Besides Mrs. Lane she left two sons,
one living in Ohio and the other in
Florida. She has been in bad health
since coming to this section, and being
advanced in years the machinery Of life
stopped working last week and she
passed TO her reward.
She was a consistent member Of the
Presbyterian church, a woman of a
sweet and lovable disposition, and all
who had met her since coming 70 Hele-
ma were drown TO her by the tender
cords Of love.
The bereaved have the sympathy Of
all in their sorrow over the death Of
their mother. - Telfair, Ca, Enter
prise.
The Leon county friends Of Mr.. H.
X Brundyge and family extends their
deepest sympathy 70 them in the death
Of their sanity mother
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In StrikIne Contrast.

One of the worst traits of this re-
markable body has been the weakness
shown by certain members TO say that
some legislators had no hesitation in
having membars Of their own families
put on the pay-rolls at So q day, and Il
is a fact that some Of these committees
had practically little or nothing TO do.
In striking contrast TO all this, is the
course pursued by Senator Grill, of Put
nam, by all odds the ablest man in either
house, who, as chairman of the Senate
committee on finance and taxation, did
his own clerical work and 1t was heavy
sooner than employ clerk at public
expense. But such men as DR.. Grill are
none too common in any community. 90
LOBBYISTS" Lake City Index
And those striking contrasts quail
ties in Senator Grill, is the very best
reason why he, or some man Of Florida
Just like him, should be elected Gov
ernor for the next term of four years.
A man must be elected who will lead US
again from under the burdens, the
pOpulistic political schemers have placed
affairs, and man who would spurn
running a political machine after he got
to be Governor -one who would be fair
and Just governor 70 the whole peo-
pie even, IL some of his people did diff
fer with him IN public affairs. A sec.
ond term for one Of the other kind
has been severe enough. do not give
him the third by electing another man
filed with schemes.
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Buggy umbrellas in the most popular
colors-buff, bottle green and dark
blue; something nice. See them at j..
ID. GAYS.
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DIME NOVELS.

Now, as TO dime-novels, want TO
apologize 70 this audience for some Of
the remarks | shall make, for do not
wish 70 diminish the love Of reading.
The public Of Tampa is not really a
reading public. partly because q large
part Of our population Is foreign and
partly because the commercial interests
Of the city keep the citizens constantly
chasing after the dollar 70 the exclu.
sion Of every thing else And the pol
iticians haven't helped us any. The
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-01-08
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

New York January 5.-The cotton
market opened firm at an advance Of
4 to 6 points and during the early SEES
sion advanced to a net gain of 10 to
II points on buying by the Liverpeoi
bulls, local support and covering,
which was promoted by the higher
cables, big spinner's takings for the
week and continued @bullish reports
concerning the spot situation. There
was realizing at the advance and some
selling for short account, encouraged
by the outlook for continued heavy
receipts for the immediate future, and
after selling at 9.85 for March the
market sagged off a couple of points.
The undertone, however, remained
steady and trading was moderately
active during the middle of the morn
ing. ...
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

New York, January THE specuia-
tive revival which develop yesterday
III the stock market had the effect Of
bringing in a large additional partici-
patton today. The transactions for the
two hours were largely in excess Of the
recent averages for a full days trad
ing. Prices wavered when the COM
plexion of the bank statement became
known and, a sharp reaction followed
its publication. The late rally in the
market did not carry prices back to
the previous high point, but the clos
ing tone was strong. The greatest
speculative activity centered in the
Hartman group, especially Union
Pacific. The disclosures of yester-
day at the inquiry by the interstate
commerce commission of the wide
scope of the activities of its executive
in the purchase Of stocks and the ac-
Quirement of a voice in the control
in other railroads came as a surprise
to most of the stockholders themselves.
The exhibit of the power thus centered
in the property apparently pleased them
and there was no sign OF the anxiety
recently shown for the consequences
Of this inquiry in the possible dlsclos-
ure of a condition in the affairs Of the
Hartman companies that would make
them amenable to legal process by the
government. The speculative spirit
was fostered also by the quick reiaxa-
ton in the money market which has
occurred during the week. Confidence
on this point was somewhat shaken
by the showing of the bank statement,
the net result of which was a cutting
down of the surplus to a nominal fig
tire. The large loan increase was
readily attributed to the financing OF
the January l settlements. The de-
crease of $402, 100 in the cash item In
stead of an estimated gain Of $3,0OQ,-
600, had no influence on sentiment.
There was a notable expansion also
in the buying of bonds at h stock
exchange and general hardening Of
prices. Total sales Of bonds par value
81. 484, 900. United States bonds UNI
changed. Total sales Of stocks Sli,6G9
shares
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-01-08
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool, Eng, aJnuary Cotton,
Spot good business. prices 5 to ? points
higher; american middlinG fair 6.64;
good middling 6.16; pliddling 5.94; low
middling 5.74: good ordinary 5.34: or
binary $40. The sales of the day Were
10000 bales of which 1000 We're for
speculation and export and included
$500 American. Receipts 400 bales all
American. Receipts 400 bales all
American. Futures opened steady and
closed firm. January $50; January
and February SIS; February and
March 5.55h: March and April 5.54;
April n May 5.54; May and June
5.54K: Jun and July 5.54A: July and
August E.j4: August n September
5.4Sk: september and October 5.42h;
October and November $751;; Novem-
her and December las.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-01-08
PORT MOVEMENT OF COTTON.

Galveston firm at 10 Lice; net re.
ceipts 1922 bales.
New Orleans firm at 101kc; net re-
ceipts 11,eS5 bales e
Mobile firm at 1850; net receipts
1,S41 bales.
Savannah firm at 10 7-16c; net re-
ceipts 9,121 bales.
Charleston firm at 9Ac; net receipts
22S bales.
Wilmington steady at 10c; net re-
ceipts ITO bales.
Norfolk firm at 1O%c; net receipts
4,35S bales.
Baltimore nominal at 1890.
New York steady at 1885; net re-
ceipts 1,054 bales.
Boston steady at 1915: net receipts
655 ale
Philadelphia steady at lilo: net re-
ceiDtS sc bales,
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-01-08
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, January Spot cot
ton closed firm at an advance Of 3-16c;
E1iddldng 10 IL; sales on the spot s.
500 and CTS to arrive. Futures opened
steady Z to 8 points higher and ad4
vanoed to a total of % to % points On
bulliSh advices from Liverpool and
leading dry goods markets, and an ac-.
tive spot demand. The close was steady
20 to % points higher than yesterday.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.
New York, January 5.-The dry
goods primary market is quiet and
firm. Burlaps and linens are firm, with
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RECEIPTS AND EXPORTS.

New York. January 5.-Total today,
at all ports. net receipts 46,125 bales;
exports to Great Britain 26,4S1 bales:
France $3.50 bales; Continent 9,SS5;
stock 1,c7S,s42.
Consolidated, at all ports, net re-
ceipts 46,125 bales; exports to Great
Britain 2C,4S1; France $3.50; Cont
nent 9 9S5.
Total since September l, at all ports
net receipts ~s,170,614 bales; exports to
Great Britain I ,S93,S4 France 54,147
Continent 1~,Se,172; Japan 94,4S4.
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INTERIOR MOVEMENTS Of COTTON

Houston steady at 10 9-16c; net re-
ceipts 2G,S4! bales.
Augusta steady at 11kc; net receipts
40S bales.
Memphis firm 10 s-16; net receipts
1858 bales.
St. Louis steady at 105s; net receipts
1000 bales.
Cincinnati net receipts 1.76S bales.
Louisville firm at 10 9-16c.
Total today, net receipts PITTS
bales: gross receipts 33,329 bales; ship
ments S2,263 bales: sales 1904 bales;
stock 1855.
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NAVAL STORES MARKET.

New York, January. 5.-Turpentine
steady, re to 7oR. Rosin steady:
strained, common to good, $4.25.
Savannah, January 5.-Turpentine
firm 67A to SIX; sales GIG; receipts
545: shipments 254. Rosin firm: sales
2,s5l; receipts 1859; shipments 75S;
stock 74,166. Quote A B c $3.50 to
400: . 3.95 to 400; E 1876 to 4.02h:
F 400 to 4.05: G 400 to 4.05h: H
40 to 4.25; I 4.35 TO 4.40: K SIS;
M $50; N 6.25; w G 6.65; w w SIS.
Charleston. January 5.-Turpentine
and roSin nothing doing.