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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-09-26
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Sam Slarman usual last Sunday fishing He
went to Collnston, where he that the is fine
Mr. G. W. Mdgey has purchased from the Shaman Automobile
Company Standardization Runabout '2.3l
Mrs f. 1agenbarth and children, Mrs b. Wood and Mr. and
Mrs Harry Elliott Big Cottonwood Canyon last Sunday
in Mrs. Hagenbarhs Stod1ard Dayton
Mr. T. Richards has purchased Stoddard- Dayton runabout
This is the first 1909 Soddard- Dayton sold here
Word has been received by Stu1eaker Bros of this that the
1909 model has left the factory expected
any time. t.'s.- Ii
In the siXday hours day. Madison Square
Garden the Mcfarland Downing the with Kramer
and edel econd Clarke and third Ande
fourth Clarke really second place. but placed third
he did keep within the wheel line The finish
the exciting the history of the game, according
the members of the entered in the final
the in bunch being close together hard
decide their relative positions ..... ..i,
Corey of Chicago the annual Marathon the Windy
City last Saturday. his time being hours and 80
seconds Sydney Hatch Of the Illinois Athletic club finished second
minute behind the winner while s. A. Fees of Chicago
tangled in his initials and in third.
The from Boulder that there doubt the
meeting between the of Colorado and Utah football
hono Salt Lake November 18th, although game scheduled
The Colorado huskies difficulties OF last
when the Colorado boys claimed that ineligible played
the Utah through with
for the Utahns
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-09-26
A TRIP TO IDAHO.


Mr. B. Shanks general sales manager of the Stearns Mot
Co., who was few days during the week had party
friends Logan Tuesday In the party were Fred ey
Langton Geo. Langton and A. F. Savage while Frank Leland
the driver They made the trip in three hours and twenty minute
reports that the roads between here and Ogden are IN
condition but are much better from Ogden to Logan.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-09-26

@lANtoMobile Sections)
ORDINANCE REGULATING TRAFFIC GOES TO COMMITTEE
Last Monday night the new ordinance to regulate the street a
mobile Club before the City Council The
next Monday with amendments that they think fit.
SAN ANTONIO AUTOMOBILE
San Antonio Texas, will have Of the
field in his Searns and Louis Strange his Stoddard Dayton
Both are confident they steer their to the winning
the United States to who really will be the winner.
GOOD ROADS PLANK IN THE REPUBLICAN PLATFORM
The Salt Lake Automobile Club asked
owing the insertion OF the Good Roads
Club which is not the case plank having been prepared and its
insertion by Mr. D. R. Roberts.
B. sHANKs GENERAL SALES MANAGER THE sTEARNs
SALT LAKE.
Mr. shank general sales of the stearns Motor
himself highly pleased with the Of the automobile
sales in ali makes previous In speaking Of
Lake Mr. Shanks They good
found in and around cities larger than
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM ALSO HAS GOOD ROADS PLANK.
VINO was Good G Rd o 1k d in the Democratic platform
THERE WILL AUTO. RACES AT THE STATE FAIR.
The automobile the fair grounds during the State fair
M nG tho o a @ s nDs that ee
be accidents should large cars try to speed around
be banking the track and the fair officials would
The Salt Lake Automobile Club who arrang-
ing decided the circumstances abandon the
meeting they did not want risk OF accidents
FRANK LELAND WORLDS CHAMPION CHAUFFEUR, is HERE
Frank holds the worlds record for driving stock
touring Salt Lake City the time Mr. Leland was
the Stean six Atlantic City, when he covered the
Al Is seconds beating all previous records by several
seconds -,
which Leland holds the Chicago hill climb The
distance climb half mile and made by him in - %
seconds The grade is about Is per cent
MITCHELL 1909 MODEL
Mr. T. B. Gibson Mitchell Motor Co, in this city on
Thursday Gibson brings of the new Mitchell model 1T is
OF
cylinders separately there five bearings crank shaft the
transmission The has wheel base OF lOo inches and
2x4 inch tires and equipped magnetic The price
Racine is 1500
TRIP TO IDAHO
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-09-26
UTAH STATE FAIR

lch is the magnitude of the Utah State Fair that interest
extends beyond the boundaries of the State--it is
of inter-mOuntan importance
The Fair of 1908 becomes veritable exposition
Special excursion rates on all railroads will bring
thousands of visitors from all states
WHAT THE FAIR PROPOSES TO SPEND
$500 for prizes N prizes in Fruit,
Grain and Vegetables ST. 500 for in other depart
diplomas $500 for six-day program. $4,000 for
special attractions $4,000 for advertising and operating
$4,000 in improvements.
PARTIAL LIST YOU SEE
THIS FALL.
display of Live Stock that will eclipse all former
Vegetables The Poultry Pigeons
Pet Stock. Grand Pageant Live Stock Prize Winners.
Finest grain and Mineral Displays Ornamental and
full articles in the Womens Department. A Art Gal
lery filled with the best work of artists A superior
Educational exhibit The Manufacturers Hall crowded
the walls with Uah's products. 200 of the fastest
horses. Pains magnificent Fireworks display night
fair grounds Daily Band Concerts Daily Balloon
Complete Indian village, Indian
dances. Sensational Circus and Vaudeville In short
the best fair held in the Inland Empire TEIIs
EVERYBODY. .-@>
ALT Lake City, October 5, 6, Z, 8, 9, 10, 1908
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-02-08

Mrs. ]. j.. Rouse is visiting
friends at Davenport.
j. K. Mccormack, a prominent
Palouseite. was in the city Wednes-
day.
Agent Brooks, of the o. r. & N,
has returned from a business trip to
Wardner.
Best fir and tamarack wood. sawed
and delivered by Potlatch Lumber Co..
at SO per cord. 10
Miss Alice Palmerton. of Seattle,
is in the city the guest of Miss Saidee
Wallis. She will remain a week oil
ten days.
The college glee club started out
Thursday on its annual tour, and will
give concerts in all the principal cities
of the state.
Harold Davis is the representa-
tive of the student body of the State
College at the conference at Walla
Walla this week.
The Glide Roller Rink was closed
the fore part of the week on account
of examinations at the college, but is
now open at the regular hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Allen re-
turned Sunday from Kansas, where
they were summoned a few weeks ago
by the sickness and death of a son.
Tom Neighbor, known in this vi
cinity, has run up against the Sunday
liquor law in Idaho, being under arrest
for selling booze on Sunday. He is
now conducting a saloon at West Lake,
Idaho.
LOST-Ladies' gold watch, wit
chain and fob, lost Friday between
Blackman Bros. store and residence
of Joe Morris on Grand street. Re-
ward if returned to Mrs. Joe Morris
at Blackman Bros. store.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-02-08
ORDINANCE NO. 100,

An Ordinance amending Section 2. of
Ordinance No. 8, of the City of
Pullman, which said Ordinance is
entitled "An Ordinance to Provide
for Licensing, the Owning, Keeping
or Harboring of Dogs in the City of
Pullman"
The City Council of the City of Pull
man Do Ordain as Follows:
Section l. That Section 2, of Or
dinance No. Sc, of the city of Pull
man, entitled. IAN Ordinance-t to Pro-
vide for Licensing the Owning, Keep
ing or Harboring of Dogs in the CITY
of Pullman" which said Section 2
reads, Any person desiring to obtain
a license to own. keep or harbor any
dog over the age of three months.
within the city of Pullman, shall make
application to the marshal of said CITY
for a license and pay to said marshal
the sum of two dollars for each dog.
and on receipt of the same the marshal
shall forthwith make out and delive,
license to the applicant, which sale
license shall be in force and effect 70,
one year from and after its date. anc
said marshal shall at the time of max.
ing and delivering the license also pro.
duce and deliver to the applicant 8
metal tag corresponding with said Ii.
cense number, which tag shall be worr
at ali times thereafter on a cola,
about the neck of the dog, +" be amend.
ed to read as follows:
Section 3. ANY person desiring tc
obtain license to own, keep or har.
Dor any dog over the age of three
months, within the city of Pullman,
shall make application to the marshal
OF said city for license and paw tc
said marshal the sum of two dollars
for each male and female spayed dog
and the sum of five dollars for each
temaie dog not spayed, and on receipt
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-02-08

of the same the marshal shall forth
with make out and deliver license to
the applicant, which said license shall
be in force and effect for the calendar
year for which it was issued onyl. and
the said marshal shall at the time of
making and delivering the license also
produce and deliver to the applicant a
metal tag corresponding with said Ii
cense in number, which tag shall be
worn at all times thereafter on a col
lar about the neck of the dog.
Section 4. This ordinance shall be
in full force and effect from and after
its passage. approval, and five days
after its publication in the official
newspaper.
D. F. STALEY,
Mayor Protein.
Passed February 9th, 1908.
Approved February 9th. 1908.
Attest: Lou E. Wenham.
City Clerk.
Approved as to form
M. S. lamar,
City Attorney.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-02-08
ORDINANCE NO. 1872.

An Ordinance making it a INSIDE
meanor for any person to sell or
give away, any Intoxicating liquors
to any person convicted of drunken
ness in the Police Court of the CITY
of Pullman, and fixing a penalty
for the violation thereof.
The City Council of the City of Pull
man Do Ordain as Follows:
Section /: Any person who shall sell
or give away, any Intoxicating liquors,
to any person convicted of drunkenness
in the Police Court of the City of
Pullman, shall be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor and upon conviction
thereof shall be fined in any sum not
less than ten nor more than fifty dol
lars, for each and every offense.
Section 2: This ordinance shall be
in full force and effect from and after
its passage, approval and FIVE DAYS
after its publication in the official
newspaper.
D. F. STALEY.
Mayor Protein.
Passed February 6. 1908.
Approved February 6, 1908.
Attest: Lou E. Wenham,
City Clerk.
Approved as to form:
M. S. lamar,
City Attorney.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-02-08
New Management in Grocery
Store.

Bragg's grocery store has this week
been transferred to a new ownership.
the Watson Mercantile Co., of Lewis
ton, having purchased the establish
ment and placed Mr.. S. Applestone
here as manager.
The store has been closed all of this
week for invoice but opened this morn
ing to the public. The new firm an
nounces that the stock will be added
to in every line, and that not only
will the best of every brand of gro
ceries be carried, but that the line of
furnishing goods will be made an at
tractive feature of the store.
Mr.. Applestone and wife have re-
moved here from Lewiston, and are
now engaged in the pleasant diversion
of house hunting.
Mr.. Putnam, who has been manager
for Bragg & Co. for the past year,
will retire from the mercantile bust
ness, having retained his position as
local agent for the Pacific Coast Ele-
vator Co. Vern Foster, who has beer
clerk in the store for long time
past, will remain with the new firm
in like capacity.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-02-08
ORDINANCE NO. 161

An Ordinance changing the name of
Cleveland Street, between Blocks l
and 8, and 2 and 7, of Reaney's Ad-
dition to Pullman, to read "Morton
Street," and
Changing the name of Harrison Street,
along the south side of Blocks 2. 8,
4 and 5, and across the length of
Lot 8, in Block 8. of Reaney's Ad
dition to Pullman. to read Grail
road Avenue" and
Changing the name of that portion of
Main Street lying between Blocks
&c and q, of College Hill Addition
to Pullman, to read "North Street :"
and
Extending Park Street to embrace the
following territory: Commencing
on the west side of State Street at
the northeast corner of Lot /, in
Block So and the southeast corner of
Lot Is in Block SO, of Reaney's
Addition to Pullman; thence west
erly along the county road, to the
west line of Lot 18 in Block SO,
and connecting with the east end of
Park Street, all to be named Park
Street"
The City Council of the City of Pull
man, Do Ordain as Follow:
Section l. That the Street named
Cleveland Street, between Blocks l
and and and Z, of Reaney's Addi-
tion to Pullman, be and the same is
hereby changed to read Morton
Street. "
Section 2. That the Street named
Harrison Street. along the south side
of Blocks 2, 3, and 5 and acoss the
length of Lot 8, in Block 8 of Rea-
ney's Addition to Pullman, be and the
same is hereby changed to read "Rail-
road Avenue"
Section 3. That that portion of the
street named Main Street. lying be-
tween Blocks &c and 27 of College
Hill Addition to Pullman, be and the
same is hereby changed to read North
Street.
Section A. That the street named
Park Street be extended to embrace
the following territory: Commencing
on the west side of State Street at the
northeast corner of Lot 1 in Block So,
and the southeast corner of Lot Is in
Block SO, of Reaney's Addition to
Pullman; thence westerly along the
county road, to the west line of Lot
Is in Block So, and connecting with
the east end of Park Street. all to be
named Park Street"
Section 5: All ordinances or parts
of ordinances in conflict herewith are
hereby repealed.
Section 6: This ordinance shall be
in full force and effect from and after
its passage and approval, and five days
after its publication in the official
newspaper.
D. F. STALEY,
Mayor Protein.
Passed the eth day of February. 1908.
Approved the 9Th day of February,
1908.
Attest: Lou E. Wenham.
City Clerk.
Approved as to form:
M. S. lamar.
City Attorney.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-02-08
Feb. 9th 10 22d

We will hold ANNUAL WHITE S.ALE The pre-
dominating feature of the Sale ishe large amount of goods
IN stock at the decided bargain prices Our full line of
UndeynousZins, Enrodeies Lace Nuisook White La1O7
Shirt Waists and the american Lady, C0yses 1Oee b06ht
expressly for this occasion. find necessary make
large purchases to receive the forrest prices and enable
us to offer to patrons the handsome nscout of g5 per
cent from regular prices Remember the date Feb to 22
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Sur elm ygrDtnp Qninine".

9as lit Garatipe Brpmtp Antntne. Sebt
Die unterI6rift 6. %. @rpbe. SIM @elt>
gebrau6. grfdltung in einem Sag gu
5eilen. Breis % Gents.
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Die mieSerfebrenbc @ernmnft.

Gum 8iittel ser Hrobibitions=
itaoten miro ii1 Der 8nno por-
ldufig nidt 81 e~rnieorieen brauden.
Ser &e6tsausibuB oes Senatas
bette einen llnterausibuB nit Der
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ol1d) oen 5pii6enltaotliden 9anoel
nit eeiitigen @etranfen nnmoglid
MAIDEN ioaen. glGe biele gntpiirfe
loufen Darouf binalts, bob Die
gunoesbeboren oen 9oli5eiipiseln
Ser grobibitionsitaaten belfen iollen,
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nal fir oen eiget1en @ebraud lollen
oie freien giireer ser Prohibitions
itaaten aus anoeren Staaten ooer
aus Dem Iuslanoe gier, 8ein ODER
sdnops be5ieben oiirfen. Someit
ser Liquor traoe" in getradt
fomnlt, foa ser 8uno gan5li6 oaf
Die inn BON Der 8erfaliung 5ner-
fannie G2e,udt per5idten, ben &anoel
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itoaten l1no nit Dem @usIdnbe 81
regeln. 9a jebod Der bodite &c
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geeenitdnoe gegolten baben, uno fogiz
lid ni6t aus Dem amiidenltaotli-
den Sanoel perbannt meroen fonnen
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gunoesgeneralmmalt &nor Don
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BON Oregon, Die Mmoerbeit beitebt
aus Dem oShmeoiih-amerifaner"
Helion BON Minneiota uilb Dem
9robibitioniiten Bacon BON Georgia.
0o oie beiben 2ebteren nod niemals
ais groBe 2euhten Der Hebtsmiien-
Ihoft angeieben moroen iino, nab
reno nomentlih Der Senator anor
als cine uautoritat4 anerfan1t
miro, 10 lit nidt an5unebmen, bob
Der GehtsmusiduB oes Senats ooer
gar ser Genet ielbit iid Der Minoer-
belt ani6lieBet miro. Die Brobibi-
tionilten meroen 5mar cine Grote-
rllng Dor Der @elammtf0rperibait
er5pineen, aber lie meroen fid MIR
cine Nieoerlage bolen.
Cont beginnt I'M aongrelie Ole
Iernunft iiber oie blin0e 2eioell-
idoft gu triumpbieren. Mon bari
jebt boffe1L oaB al6 Der 8eriud nib
gliiden miro, ben 9iitrift &olumbio
nit Der in ibm gelegenen 8unoes-
bauptitaot ytrnden gu legen".
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100000 Mfer biliges, reides
Sarmlanb I'M arteiiiben @iirtel bon
Gio-Seras, in Mneces, Cameron uno
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ibpar5e, roaenoe, Mesqute Brairie
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fen IN Bar5eIen bon getpiinidter
@roBe. Sir meitere S~nformationen
i1reibe man ON bic
8erman.Mmerican Gano so.
Mlice, N1ieces Co., Seras.
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saaphrit Tam nidt aebeilt perbem

Eambbrlt fartt1 1nidt aebetIt tueroen
bur1 IofaIe NppIifntionen, neil tie ben
franfen Sell bes Obres ni6t errei6en
f6nnen. gs giebt nltr einen 8eg, bic
Salbbeit 5u fnrieren, uro Der lit bur6
fonititutioneue SeilmitteI. Sniibbeit piro
bur1 einen ent5iinbeten 3uitau6 Der
i6leimigen NlstIeibung Der Gu1ta9if6en
M6bre berurfadt. @enn oieie N6bre
fid ent5iinbet, babt SIR einen rumpelns
ben Son ober unboItomnrenes @eb1r;
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Taibheit aeben, ben mir nidt bur6 Sins
nehnen BON rSan's &atarrbs&ur" beiIen
f6nnen. 2nbf gud nmionit 3trfnlare
fommer.
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0erfaift bon allen Gpotbefern, 75e.
SaH's EamiIien,giIen fino Die beiten.
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LIEBER BROTHERS,
Plumbing und Hsizeinricbtung.
2O7 u. Prcfasg traRe, nebeu Mlamu
Rational Sanf.

Vile observation-disclosures prompt aus.
aefihrt uno %sarnnttert.
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aen fir iraenb elm 8immer belize unb
rnlte Bafierleitun9 etn. Sober tam
Bafierleitung nnb elm Baoesimmer ha.
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Rpifeuanihldae mudnen
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Cine beilfamte 11e>isitt

adn areunb in Der geotb fann elmer 5artansele9en, frdnfltden
Srau tpinfomnener fem, as ene beitione Webi5tn, bic lire @d5mer5en
uno i6ren Sammer entfernt, lire 2ebensfrat bon seeuen nnfbaut uno
lift bic berIorene 9o1enfarbe Der @eiunbbeit hieber anf Die @angen
5au6ert.
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Mns reinen unb barrnlofen 8flansenfoffen 5ufannnengelebt, helbe
beionbers beuente no frafhgenne gieeni6aften fir @ranfbetta1 Der
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vsrmebrte zeIlIinisn
TaciIitaten.

90 oie &ompagnie cine grobe Mr-
5abl oirefter Circuits 5mii6en Den
uibtigiten Gt1oten in Eeras n11o m
Mrfanias in getrieb eeiett bat, 70
lit iie in Ser Sage, ibren <l1oen ei-
men prompteren unb nirffameren
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bieten, mie bisber. Seine 3miiben-
itationen auf biefen Circuits, oesbalb
feline Interbre6ung.
Cine aelle 2inie lit loeben 5piiden
Bonnie nro Mingolo etabliert moroen,
Die MnidluB bat an Die Bionier Eele-
pbon &ompognie, pobur6 eritflaiii-
ger 9ienit nod Sflaboma GitD,
Guthrie mo tpeltliden 9unften in
Sflaboma beraeitent miro.
THE SOUTHWESTERN TEL. und TEL. co.
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gebib berf9Iudt. Gin in
@rfurt. propina Sadfen. anSeftellter
Oberfelner, Der neulid an elmer 9ods
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fdludte beim pl0blihen Mufladen iein
tiinftlthes @ebib. 9rpb elmer In
Gtfena9 porsenommenen Operation
Harb Der misunderstanding.
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BInitiae aapitaIanIage.

Cine eroBere MnaabI Wen0or.2ien.
Soften 5u berfdiebenen 8etrdgen iino
5i perfaufen. Die ein3elnen Soften
iino auf peridieoene 3eitoaier ausge.
felt. @a65ufragen IN Der Offiae Der
ySreien Breiie fir Seras".
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lu6ten iie, 1lnb ale saben ibren Sail als boffz
mtsslos auf. Srau Stone besann i6lieblid
garbui ein8unebmen. Sic Solge tpar, bab tie id
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New york Fab 3.--Today's cotton mar ket flnctuated irreGularly within a range Of about ten points, closing steady at q pet advance of two 10 two Sna ssa ons
 Tne market opened steady at an advance nf seven to eleven points in response to hsgher cables than expected and good Eng- iieh epct sales. There was DO cegressavs 1realseued under local bear pressure which aAs rrofnsfed by the larger estimate for tomorrowss receipts at Hoyston. After sell in& off to within four or five points of saknrahs's finals, the market rallied again the trade outlook in Lancashire and eonti. renfai receipts. The active months worked m to about the opening figures but eased off later under weakness in New Orleans and rumors of easier Southern spot mar
 ne close was three to four points up from the lowest on the active months on euvsr4ne It was rtEmoged that the National Gannerg Association would issue a report on February 9th. giving the amount of cot here was mostly local and professional trad CTS seemed beariah on the market owins to fhe abaence of bull leadership and fear of wsaknes in the South as the season for new crop preparation advances-
 southern markets officially reported early were unchanged to Me lower.
 Reeslpts af the ports today 4o.as2 bales. maaanet ae ae3 fast week and s7,sss last year For the week 340. 600. against 2ST.- s6S last week and 25e.T1s last year. Today z eaenlpts at New Orleans 16.3b1. against Ill., sss last year and ct Houston s,s02 against
 Futures opened steady and closed easy:
 Month, Open High. Low. Close. February .. ....10.S2 10.92 I0.ss 1o.ss March :. .. ....1l.os ii.os 1o.ss 1o.ss