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end of March. indicating ar important
be, expected to continue. Though the
gold exports to Paris were more than
$3,3S3.0OO for the week.. the average
OF such exports was but little more
than $l,250.000. owing to the fact that
the shipments We're greatest during
the first half of the week therefore
the cash gain for the interior was only
partially offset by gold exports. De-
posts were augmented by $l5,554, 100,
the result as above noted of an ex-
pansion of $13,541,6 600 in loans. The
increase in the latter item was wholly
unexpected, for liquidation on the stock
exchange was so large early in the
week as to call for important reduction
in this item.
The excess OF loans over deposits
was reduced 100000 to the lowest
of the year. The reserve against gen.
eral deposits WAS increased $3,8SS,5 500,
deducting from which the gain in cash
left $2.906,425 as the decrease in sur
plus reserve to s12,7S2,450. Computed
upon the basis of deposits less those
of $31,613.200 public funds, the surplus
is $20,6S5.750. The daily average of
bank clearings for the FIVE days of the
bank week was s277. 100000. or about
the same as in the previous week;
clearings on Saturday. rejecting Fri
days business. were $32S,424175. Com
parsons of leans byg Individual banks
show that six institutions increa sed this
item by twelve and four-fifth millions
net; five banks gained a half million
net cash.
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THE STOCK MARKET
sAGGENG MOVEMENT or DAY BEFORE
m CONTINUED.
Movement Seemed to be Due as Much rs to
Anytntng to the Conviction that no
y &rA Substantial Demand for Securf-
ties Had Resulted from the
Better Sentiment.

New York. June Prices of stocks con-
unued today the sagging movement which
set In during the session of yesterday. The
thing to the conviction that no substantial
demand for securities had resulted from
the better sentiment said to be produced by
president Roosevelts speech on Decoration
DAY. N fact the tone Of comment OF
some of the Influential financial reviews In
duced some revision. of opinion in the stock
market circles as to the effects to be ex-
ly selling also was in anticipation Of the
unfayorable character of the bank state
ment- The large loan expansion shown BY
the banks was the chief factor In causing
preparations for the month ends require
ments and the added obligation OF payment
or l5 per cent. installrhent OF subscriptions
for new St. Paul stock were the influences
responsible for the loan expansion. The
gain of nearly million In the cash Item
was In comparison with an expected de-
crease.
Discounts in London declined at the turn
of the month but foreign exchange here held
steady and the question OF further gold
exports next week Is left open. me ques-
tion of Withdrawal of government depos-
its to banks during June to provide for the
July /. redemption of about $40.ooo.0Oo
per cent. bonds was also undecided by any
announcement from the treasury depart
ment. Some OF the doubtful speculative
tone was due to the contents of the mercan-
tito review pointing out q shaw distribution
IT spring and summer goods and operations
for the fall and winter more conservative.
Additions to the improved showing OF net
earnings for April were made In reports Dy
the Union Pacific and the Louisville and
Nashville.
There was some covering by shorts after
the appearance of the bank statement, but
the resulting rallies wero feeble ana not
well held.
Total sales bonds par value $4,000.
NrvV X.nDv r,YN SpNx, GTOCK
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MARINE INSPECTOR ARRESTED.
Minister of Naval Affairs Says Too
Many Officers.

Madrid. June IA sensation has
been caused among naval military Off
GERS by the arrest of General Diaz del
Rio. inspector director general of ma
rine infantry, following an alterca-
ton with Captain Fernandez Nino
minister of marine, respecting the lat
ter's decision to reduce the personnel
of the navy.
The minister holds that the services
is over-supplied with STAFF officers, and
he proposes to retire 345 of them OF
various grades, and also forty-three
non commissioned officers, devotlng
the money thus obtained to the I'M
provement of the naval equipment.
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u
Chicago. June Wheat prices on the To-
cal exchange declined nearly two cents per
hushei today because of selling brought out
bv prospects of warmer weather for the
United Statse and Canada. At the close
the July delivery showed net loss of
IaG1ac September was down 191Mc July
corn off INC. Oats were 1hc lower.
Provisions 10d12hc to 80 lower.
Weather conditions In America were the
dominating influence with wheat traders to-
day. the situation in Europe being Temporal
rlly reiegated to the background. The
weather bureau reported general rains in
Kansas. Nebraska, Missouri Iowa and I'LL
nois with higher temperatures In Minneso-
ia and the Dakotas and the Canadian
Northwest. general bulletin issued from
Washington also predicted that beginning
next week the country In general would eH-
perience much warmer weather. These were
the influences that inspired the selling
movements Although commission houses
were fairly active buyers early In the day,
the demand from that source was light.
It was claimed that fewer buying orders
touched the magical dollar mark.
Throughout the day pit traders and small
steadily declined. The market closed
weak with prices only trifle above the
lowest point of the session.
July opened a shade to 4 a q &c higher at
s9N a 1sc. sold off to s7asc and closed at
97%c Septmeber opened a shade lower
to a shade higher at 81 .O0ss O y, sold at
81. OF. and then declined to s99sc. Final
quotations were at 99%c.
CIearances of wheat and flour were equal
to 365000 bushels. Primary receipts were
523, Gee bushels compared with 100000 the
corresponding day year ago Minneapolis,
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of 4S7
cars, against All last week and 2l2 year
ago.
The market weakened to a
slight extent by the break in wheat prices.
Trading. however very quiet. Country
offerings overnight were reported as being
more liberal but they were still consider
ably below the normal for this season Of
the year. Cash corn again in active
demand by Eastern shippers and this tend
ed to steady the market for options The
close easy
July opened A@sc higher at 54@4,.
sold off to So sc and closed at SO x c. Local
receipts were $50 cars. with SO OF contract
grade
Realizing sales by leading longs caused
weakness in the oats market The improv-
cd weather conditions and the slump in
wheat were the main reasons for the selling
pressure. Because of a continued light
movement the July delivery displayed some
ed to the general bearishness. ------s------
July opened Il sc higher at 49&c to
1870. sold off to 4S%c and closed at 49c,
Local receipts were 211 cars.
Provisions were affected by the weak
ness of grain and ruled weak the entire ses-
sion. Local packers were III eprnclpal
sellers. while the buying wan scattered. At
the close July pork was down zoe at $lf2o.
Lard off 10@22i4c at S9.l7h. Ribs
were 12hc lower at $s.77ls.
Estimated receipts for omnrrc~: Wheat
IS cars. corn 743 cars; oats 1877 cars; hogs
$1,000 head.
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FIND OLD TEMPLE.
Believed To Have Existed six Centuries
Before Christ.

Rome. June 1.-The continued exca-
vations on the Palatine Hill have re-
suited in the discovery of what is be-
lieved to be the original decorations OF
a temple of Asia Minor dating back tc
the sixth century B. c.
They were found in the most ancient
of the Palatine temples. that of Vic
tory, made famous by the worship OF
Cybele, known in Greek mythology as
the great mother of the gods" The
decorations, according to the legend
fell from heaven to Pessinus, the an
cient city in Asia Minor noted for the
worship of Cybele, whence they were
removed to Rome in 204 B. C.
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New York. June 1.-The Financier
says:
Last weeks oficial statement of the
New York Associated Banks, while in
dicating a moderate increase In cash
disclosed quite an important reduction
in surplus reserves due almost wholly
to a large expansion in loans and con-
sequently, in deposits and reserve re-
100 the result chiefly of receipts of
two and three fourths millions over
shipments OF currency as shown by the
interbank movement; it is noteworthy
that the gain on such movement was
larger than for any week since the
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Yours ' c. q. ApERcRoMBIE & CO
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS
Corrected Daiiy.b


These prices are at wholesale ana no' 70
starch~corn s@1oc; standard goods
Iard-Leaf lie; compound &c; basis
tierces.
"a ap6c: broken 495c; Japan ~ VsSc.
salt-Liverpool 81; Virginia soc.
Vinegar-Per gallons l4@2lc.
coffee-Green common sh q &c: prime u
@ i0o: choice l1@i2c; fancy 13@14hc.
candies-stiek &C; fancy songs
Snaps To.
Sardipes-Amertcan mustard S3.aVs -oi'
Grits-rer Dbl ss.s5: per sack s1.sS.
Meal-75c; pearl Tee; peerless soc.
Hams-Dove l7hc; other l4h Vlsc.
Fiour-Basis barrels; high patent s5.7s;
fancy patent IS. 2s; half patent - SO.
Grain and Hay--Bran 1.s5; shorts 81. 40;
ssc: white sac: white clipped ssc; timothy
Frui, and Produce--Potatoes 81 bu,: on
l nSi crates as@ 50; apple and while
wine vinegar leo gal; fancy full cream
cheese daisies i1he fancy nsanu 4
box; evaporated apples ID. cartoon shc
H.; Prunes 20 lib. boxes 5000 7%c ID: as ID
S aaT SS Sea ans Is ar oFop ss
ssi5; sassshss ;i.7.G tomatoes ss;sc q
9E'tSs Ht" ATisu poldto-< 20 poi', tS6 Piehte
S2.25 crate: snap beans S1.25 Blu.
green corn zoe doz: squash $50 dox; cab
hage 75p 40c dog.
Rcpswax-25c.
wool--Clean e2hc: bury wool 12ho to
15c; washed wool, 30c.
Hides-Dry flints isc: dry salted isc;
green sailed INC.
Cotton Seed Mesi-S2S. 90.
Molasses-Georgia cane barrel s5c per
gallon: cases gallons SO per case: maple
syrup, Log Cabin gallons $14; II gallons
81 80; quarts S4.25 per dos
Chckens-Hens 35c; flyers 2593oc;
hroilers loo: ducks 4oc.
Sugar-Granula.ed 6hc: y. v. C.. SIC.
EgG3-15c dozen.
Country ~butter-rla hc per h.
Corn spot: Amertcau new mixed steady.
| Futures quiet: July As 7%d: Septe Der a
md
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Clarence N. Jones,
Investment Broker 22 Commerce St.

ceived here from Morocco say that the
troops of the pretender to the throne
surrounded and annihilated the Sui
tans forces at Marchioa, that Muley
Bou Bekir. the Sultan's uncle, and two
Kaids were killed and that 800 women
were captured.
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Want Receiver For Bank

Richmond. Va, June Counsel for
Horatio G. Sharpley of Connecticut ap-
piled today for receivers for the In
terstate Bank before Judge Wardlll of
the United States Court. Sharpley and
Others represent 1920 shares of the
stock of the bank. The petition gives
as its grounds the insolvency of the
bank and the incompetency of Pres
ident Galeski and other officers.
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NEW YORK corrrcr rrrrUprs

New York, June 1.-The market for coffee
futures opened steady at unchanged prices
which was about due on the foreign mar
kets. Trading was very quiet at first
but became more active in the late session
and prices advanced slightly on n demand
credited to leading bulls. Closed steady
net unchanged to five points higher. Sales
reported of 26.750 bags.
June ....r-5.4o
july -. %. 3b % D. ~
December =. .. -. :. -. u. 5.20 II
March SO. So. 80 ...- .S. 40
9ihN o W
Spot coffee quiet: No. 7 6&c: Santos No,
7hc; mild coffee dull; cordova 9912Ac
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The storm in Louisiana on Friday is now
between Memphis and Cincinnati. Its sf-
fects have been very widespread: 1t has
caused rain In all ths Atlantic states except
New England in the gulf states. the Ohio
far north as Iowa, and In the lower Missou-
ri valley. The amount OF rainfall was very
heavy In the Garolinas. Georgia, Florida,
tennessee and Ohio valleys and in the mid
die Mississippi valley. In Alabama the rain
was comparatively light. the greatest "a
hour fall being 40 inches at Mobile AT
In the weather was clearing in all the
gulf states ana partly cloudy weather may
be expected in Alabama tonight and sun
day Temperature changes have been
slight.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans June Spot cotton closed
steady and unchanged; midling 121ec; sales
were 1926 bales on the spot and none to
arrive.
Futures reeeded a little today from the
high level of yesterday Although blv-
eroool Cables and better weather prospects
were factorss In the decline the dseire TO
take profits was the principal drag TO
~ sight 70 twelve points the market rose
until II had recovered practically all OF
the days losses. The cause for this rise
was the deep seated belief of traders in
crop damage and the expectation of a bull
ish condition report from the government
on Tuesday. The New Orleans Cotton Elk
change viii be closed Monday which is the
State Memorial Day. The close today was
steady at a decline of 10 10 IL points I'M
der yesterday.
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win Prosecute DEPUTIES.

London, June 1.-The Rome corre-
spondent of The Chronicle says that
the crown has began proceedings
against giuseppe Pomona, deputy
from Ayers, on allegations of his
connection with the notorious Ca
mora. He has been denounced by
group of his fellow deputies as being
president of criminal societies in his
constituency.
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New York. June There was no consid.
cradle change In the metal market ana
business was quiet in the absenes OF cables.
Tin was quoted at s42@$43.
Copper continues more or less nominal
with lake quoted at s24. IS; electroiytic at
s23Hs23.75; casting at S22@ $22 30.
Lead quiet at Sc. 90
Spelter quiet at s6.40@$6 40.
Iron was quiet and unchanged.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

New York. june 1.-The dry goods trade
was more quiet today. Cotton goods continue
very firm. Silks wooiens worsteds and
burlaps. are quiet for the Immediate trade.
The temporary halt noted in some directions
Is ascribed to weather conditions.
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TREASURY BALANCES

Washington. June i-Todays treasury
balances. exclusive OF the gold reserves
show:
Available cash balance ...... .s257. s2e, s65
Gold coin and bullion 80. -. 92,2oS.764
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Monday, Confederate Memorial Day the
market has ruled remarkably steady for be-
Ing at so high a level Values ruled some
what easier today, because of disappoint-
ing Liverpool, the English market having
been unfavorabiy affected by week end
evening up and realizing by satisfied longs,
The Chronicles weekly weather and crop
review was unfavorable as to progress OF
the growing crop.
spinners' takings for the week were UNI ao
sually large. 22s,0o0 of American = r. 2ll,o
last year; making total acceptance since
Sept ist figure h.oS1.00o VS.. 9,soo,ooo Tor
the same time one year ago, thereby placing
mill takings for the season, providing they
be aaslarge. during the balance Of this sea-
son as they were after this date last year.
on the extraordinary large basis of IL, 2s2'ooo
VS.. 12o36.000 last year and the previous re-
cord of 12,435, 900 in the season of 19o4-Ob.
Calculations for next seasons require
ments are naturally being based upon TAX
Ings Of this season and existing trade re
ports throughout the world That the
minis are well engaged for the future Is 81.
iently testified to by the mil operators
in New England where wages have been
increased five to ten per cent. but IN Lahea
shire as well, Manchester having grahteo
English operatives. The question that
now confronts the spinner is the prospects
for sufficient supply of raw material from
America to meet the requirements of neSr
season. In this respect the outlook is not
at ali encouraging. In the first place there
will probably be decrease yin the acreage
in the south from that originally INTENDED.
which would probably have been (about 10
per cent, but owing to tho u4favorabie
weather there will probably be but slight
increase in the cotton area this year.
AS to progress of preparations and out
look for a good crop, accounts from the
interior are not at all satisfactory to tho
farmer, much less the spinners There mas
been more rain in the cotton belt west OF
Georgia since the middle of April this year
than there was in the previous small crop
year of 1905. the official report showing a
Total precipitation of 80. % inches, against
s5 20 inches In 1905, an average of IL 81
inches per district against SIS two years
ago when there was disaster IN the south
vest Furthermore weather this spring was
colder than for rs years.
Under the circumstances Tuesdays bureau
condition report should be very low. me
trade is looking for an average of about 10
against 741 TIE lowest on record
Yours truly,
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Houston--ouiet, f2%c; net receipts yes;
gross receipts 26s; shipment 81: stock H.
s2a.
Aususta-Steady, 13kc; net receipts 1s5;
gross receipts ISL; shipments SIC; sales SO;
stock 1890.
MemphIs-Steady 12hc: net receipts IFS
gross receipts 7ts: shipments s.los' sales
400: stock 1903 1913.
St Iouis-steady. 12hc: gross receipts
1874: shipments 1880: sales 90: stock 1851.
Cincfnnati-Net receipts T41 gross re
ceipts TAI; shipments 272; sales 600; stock
s14e.
LouisviIle-Firm. 12Ac.
Total today-Net receipts 1859 gross re-
ceipts s4e2: shipments 5.957: sales s42
stock 1874, sol.
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NEW YORK BONDS.

T. s refunding Is registered SO. 104h
do coupon -. ...... lo3 y
" rs registered -. 80. -. 10:
do. coupon ...... :. .... 99A
L. S Old As. registered :. -. ....i 99A
do. coupon 80, - ''''''.' 90 30 ="
U. 5. New as, registered '''' i29
do. coupon -. '''....' - 70
American Tobacco IS -. $1,000 ,nSx
do. 6s '''' o. y
Atchlson gen IS .-....... 80. 49, a. Sai Z
do, adjustment As ....'''. 49, og's
Atlantic Coast Line As .... 49, - o
Baltimore Ohio As 'S9
do. 3}2s go. ........ .''S ~ ~
Brooklyn r. T. CIV As .'.'.. - 81 "a
Central of Georgia IS ...' '.''Ao.
do. LIST. Inc '''' '''' - 30 20
do. md Inc :. ...... '..... -
do. 3rd. Inc 49,. go. 49,. Ss
Chesa. 6 Ohio AIS ...' ..''''IS " AZ
Chicago Alton 3F2s '''''''' - 10
c, B. & Q. new IS ...;'';;. '''' '''' 81
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ST. LOUIS CLOSING MARKETs-

St Louis, June 1.-The St. LOUIS sra"
market today ranged as follows;
t,,v az hid: range s4%0% 10 96h ON.
sent 96as bid; range 96A TO WV
nee $50; range 9Sh to 0sh
r,Ie t5N@n asked; range 52b @A to ON
sent 52h: range 52A to 52%
OATS
July 45%; range none.
Sept. 37&; range none'
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NEW onIEANs SUGAR MARKET.

New Orleans, June 1.-Sugar stehuy, opsu
kettle centrifugal 3h@3Mc; centrifugal
whites none; centrifugal yellow 3% @4%c;
seconds IN @3%c.
Moiasses quiet; new syrup 3o@34c.
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CINCINNATI PRODUCE.
.,tnpatf Tuna Flour firm,

Cincinnati, June Flour firm.
Wheat higher s1.01 Q$1.02.-,
Corn firm SEQ Ne.
Oats steady $50 Nc.
Rye dull s24S3c.
Provisions steady.
Whiskey steady s1.31. i
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ST. LOUIS PRODUCE.

St Louis, June Flour dull
Whiskey ST.
Pork lower: iobbing SIS 20
Lard lower prime steam IS so.
Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra shorts
go 5o. clear ribs 50. so: short clears 80 81 ".
Racon steady; boxed extra SHORTS
and clear ribs $40 37A: short clears slo.1h.
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LOCAL COTTON MARKET.
DAILY COTTON MARKET.


Galveston-steady. l2%; net receipts 754;
gross receipts 1854: sales IS; stock 65,l7S
shipments to Great Britain 1854.
New orleans-Steady 12he; net receipts
$50: gross receipts $50: sales 1925; stock
sTs45: shipments TO Great Britain 900: to
continent $40: coastwise 179.
Mobile-Steady lac; net receipts 105:
gross receipts 1867 sales so; stock l0.4S0l
savannah-Firm. i2Ac; net receipts l.
s76; gross receipts 1875; sales 500: stock
42,S35: shipments coastwise 1852.
Charieston-Net receipts SO: gross receipts
IS: stock s.656: shipments coastwise 900.
wilmington-Steady 12Ac: net receipts
24o: gross receipts 240: sales SO; stock TO-
005: shfpmnets coastwise Is.
Norfolk-stesdy. 13Ac: net receipts SOL:
gross receipts sol: sales 215 stock 1880;
shipments coastwise 1907,
Baltimore-Nom.. 12Ac; stock 6.167.
New York-steady, - so; stock 17e,7s9.
Boston-steady. 80: net receipts 8:
gross receipts 1874.
Phiiadelphia-Steady. 1905; stock 91S;
shipments to Great Britain SG2.
San Francisco-Net receipts 165: gross re-
eeIpts 1876; shipments to japan les.
New York--Add $3.50 bales to exports to
continent since Sept. l.
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MARKET FOR COTTON
OPENED STEADY AT DECLINE OF S@Is
POINTS.
Western Bulls Appeared to be Taking Prof.
N it, During Early Session But There
Was n Very Active
s, Demaud,

New York June 1.-The cotton market
opened steady at decline OF 5@ Is points In
response to disappointing cables and pros
pects FOR better weather Western bulls
o1peared to be taking nrofits during the
early session but there was an active de-
mand through wire and commission houses
attracted by the recent strength of the mar
ket and the sensatioually bullish crop re-
ports. and prices worked uu during tho
middle of the morning TO within couple
Of points of last nights prices on July
and one 20 two points net higher on new
crop months 1t was rumored that some
OF the larger shorts who covered earlier In
the week were taking the long side. The
market closed baBely steady with prices 10
q Is points net lower.
Receipts at the ports today 1851 bales
against 4. 0s4 last week and $3.50 last year
for the week (estimated) $4,000 bales,
against 52,070 last week and IS 4Io last
year.
bales against 1.o92 last year. and at Hous-
ton 26s bales. against LIZA last year.
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e-Risins. x-Falling.
RIVER FORECAST.

VFOr Next Two Oays.1
The upper coosa will rise tonight and fall
on Sunday. The lower Coosa and the Ala
bama VIII rise.
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H & b BEERS COTTON LETTER.
BY Private Wire to c. G. AbcrcrombIe &
Company. SO Commerce street,
Mont AIobou,o

New Orleans. June 1.--Considering the I'M
certainties attending the forthcoming bureau
crop condition and acreage report of next
Tuesday and the fact that the New Orleans
Cotton Exchange Will suspend business
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s $ s S S s S
MON ~
Did You Say

You can make it. and plenty of It
too.
Not by dreaming, not by thinking
about II, not by waiting. but BY ACT
ING. AND ACTING NOW.
It's my business to give direction to
your efforts
II, takes money to make money. but
1t doesn't take a fortune to make
fortune.
grain of corn planted in fertile
soil will make hundreds more just like
It,
dollar intelligently invested will
do the same thing.
If you have as much as $500 or
more to invest. can help you invest
1t where 1t will be safe and at tine
same time rapidly increase.
Don't dream about it. don't waste
too much time thinking about it, don't
wait. BUT ACT AND ACT NOW.
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NEW YORK COTToN FuTuREs.

New York, June 1.-CottOn futures on mo
New York Cotton Exchange today closed
barely steady with quotations ranging as
Month Open High. Low. Close