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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-07
\. I. ROBERTS ( son.
h. 7. Roberts Abstracter Of Titles
113 Main Street.

Our complete set of abstract
s. books of Jefferson County, Ark,
: which are the only ones Of their
4 kind in cN.stence) have furnished
= abstracts o tile to majority of
* the land owners of this City
Il and County since 1884. All alb
+ stracts are given our personal at
: tention, We nave no apprentices.
= 1t costs 10 more 10 have your alb
s stracts made from this OLD RE
+ LIABLE set of books and by Alb
s stracters who have something to
back their certificates. Having
< such books as ours in the Office
: an abstract can be drawn mp in
: very short while, hence saving
the delay Of search Of the many
records Of this County.
229~1w $
:,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-07
500 Club.

500 Club.
Mr.. Jacob and Mr. Word We're
hosts at a delightful meeting Of the
500 Club at the residence OF M
and Mrs. Frank Clark Thursday
evening. Pretty floral decorations.
cordial entertainments, and int res :
ing games of 800. made MP thor
oughly delightful evening. The
ladies club prize, a aandpaintef
plate. was won by Mrs Neal Mar
tin. DE-. \. G. Thompson Non III
gentlemen's prize. 4 booh. III
guests of the club were Misses N"Il
Gallagher. Newton Macr and Irma
Grace, and the guests prize. d pref
ty water coloA sketch. vas Won Ny
Miss stma GIlA.e Delightful -
freshments were served.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-07
frayStaI Club.

Mrs. G. VI. Duck worth pleasantly
entertained the crystal Club yester-
day afternoon There We're two ia
bles at~Mhist, and a delightfni~ser
of games was played Al the meet
ings OF this club are refreshinsiH
informal and always Very enjoyable.
The prize, a pretty piece Of cut
glass, was won by Mrs. Waller c.
Hudson. The guests on this occa-
sion were Mrs. Johnson. Mrs Hud-
son and Miss Tunnah (Iittle Rock :,
The club members were Mrs. +. y.
Peck, Miss Hazel Peck, Miss rs
ther Triplett. Mrs. Finn HUT and
Mrs. G. NJ. DuckwOrth.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-07
Christian Science SERVICE.

No los Pine street. Sunday /
"a N. Subject, Man Wednesday
evening meetings s O'Clock. Read
ing room same address. All are
welcome
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-07

T. B, Hebern, superintendent OF
the Southern Beef and Provision
Comnanv with headquarters
Memphis. is in the city visiting Mr.
Kent. the local manager. -.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-07
SOCIAL RECEPTION

the ladies Missionary and AID So
ciety OF the First Baptist chnrch' Will
give social reception at the resi-
dance Of Mrs. VIII Miller, PIT h. SiXth
avenue. Monday, March 9. from j to =
o'clock. Everybody is cordially IN
vited Free will offering for missions.
So st
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-07

Attorney w. B. Sorrelis went to
Humphrey yesterday on legal buS'-
ness. He wi return tomorrow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-07

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Austin nave
gone to Hot Springs, where taey
mil, remain for several weeks for
Mr.. Austin's health.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-07
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS
Reported Daily by
\. r. ROBERTS & son,
tbstracters of Titles and Real
Estate.
No, Il3 Main Street.

BERTHE Hill to Jos. and Thos.
Armstrong. warranty deed, $40
cash: pt lol ,. Allis' add.
w. r. d. Nicke' son to Trustees
of Salem Baptist Church, warranty
deed. SIZE cash; Sc ne :, I, 8.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-07
NOOU FOR SALE.

All kinds Il wood tnr sale. Promp,
deliveries. on phone 1920 4. I. Al
bright. Tw""rv-S Second and Main.
l-1-lm
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-07

SOCIETY.
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{TclcpIonc social iirft> iu old
Phone $50
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-11-27
Splendid ] llaqa:l zine i Issued

S. The Bowman County News has just:
issued a sntnety-six page magazine and
a copy of the same has reached the
Intero ocean. The issuing of. such.
9 magazine bySa weekly newspaper Of
North Dakota is, no small task, even.
where the latest and best tsott. printing
appliances are ct hand but to pre-
pare and print such an; issue III, the.
once &of q neWspa per less Than two
years old, In new country is truly
remarkable. The Bowman County
Newssis owned by 5McC Cam and Bill
yard, the senior member of the. Arm
McC Cam being q former resident
!ofs Grand Forks and ssat sons tinae the
editor Of the deceased Evening Press.
The Magazine issue is is 900 copies.
/ The magazine iss complete In every
detail It reveals the unlimited posi-.
Ebilities Of the new country and shows
what wonderful development has al.
ready been experienced. Land, water,
Climate, fuel, make the poor man' s
rtdnity," says the magazine, and
this As what Bowman county has. s. s. :.
The magazine also shows that be,
sides being the editor Of theE paper
MT: Mcgann Is the president Of the
Bowman Commercial club. 3 ;,s.s4; ss4
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-11-27
ED., DUNN WEDS /.
!: MISS |; BU;SGk [
Devils lake Man Welded at Jamss.
IrsSEs5 - -

ID The wedding Of Joseph Edward
Dunn of Devils Lake and Miss Mary A.
Busick Of Chicago took place at noon
Monday at the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. 2. +. Hende derson, sol South Third
Avenue. Rev. Mo orrison OF the Me-.
church ofHclated in the presence Of a
! small gathering 81 friends, Mr.: and
Mrs Dunn leave on the afternoon
train for the east and a brief honey
moon tour. They WIN make their
3 home ia Devils Lake where Mr.. Dunn
is clothing. man the firm White
derson Of this city IN their store
] there. Mr.. Dunn3is an energetic, hust
ling young man, an old acauaintance
of Mr. Hende derson, and has prepared "a
cosy home where he and bride will be
{ at home and cordial + welcome The
bride is s charming young lady who
Will undoub btedIy make many warm
! friends il her new home Jamesto
Republi liean.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-11-27

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States, for the District of
> North Dakota.
In the matter of George Adler, bank
rupt, in bankruptcy.
To the creditors of George Adler of
Lawton in the county Of Ramsey, and
district aforesaid, bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given, that On No
vember 9Th, 1908 the said George Ad-
Ter was duly adjudicated bankrupt,
and that the first meeting of his credit
ors will be held in Grand Forks, n.
OAK, at the Office Of H. L. Withheld on
December 5th, 1908 at 10 o'clock q:
m, it being manifest1y inconvenient.
for the parties in interest to hold the
meeting at Devils Lake the county
seat of the county in which the bank
rupt resides, at which time the said
creditors may attend, prove their
claims. appoint a trustee, examine the
bankrupt, and transact such other busi-
ness as may properly come before such
meeting.
n. L. Withheld.
~: -. B: Referee in Bankruptcy.
Grand Forks, N. D., November 25th,
1908: -.t
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ard, war deed, lots u sw Ia ne IA,
NV IA sse IA 7-156-65, 81 ;260. iii IT, g.,
Frank Howard to Olaf Swenson, war
deed. same premises, $500. u. =
Hans Mikkelson and wife to- MAIDS
G. .Jorgenson,; war. deed, g. L. NV IA,
lots ~, sec. 81 -I57l6644,, $4,000.
@SOle II. Aaberg and wife to ,Moors S.
and Esther Rice, war. deed, Is, 2-3
feet lot2 and s 3s16 2-3 feet lot 8, block
SS33sa Maher & Locke's ad. Devils Lake,
$1,000. -. !; 3s.:$y Z :z.:... i
stade to John serumgard, war.
deed IL 22t156-64, $4,000. -, - =
{ Edward Bunting and wife to John
III. Peters, war. deed, sw IA 3-153-62,
$3 000. -, q Il S.-~ ,s:.>s' ~ q Z r..
}. John w: Maher and wife to John
Nice Cauley, war. deed, 8 IL sc IA,
sna IA Sc IA 15-154-64, $4,000.
d John F. Cowan and wife to Hans
EMskkelson, war; deed, half interest In
WF 10 se. II, lots, T., q, sec, 16-155-6s,
$4,000. :s"&l: = =: 5ss..:,. =
iP. ]. CcClory and wife to Hans Mix
Ekelsoh, one=half interest: rs W1-2 Sc
1.4Iots 10 16-155-es. $4,000. tss,;;> i So u
$Thos. r. Lowrey and wife to John @.
Adams, lot .1s Blk. 8 Cleveland & Ken
nedy,s Ad. to Devils Lake. s400. y
John, @. Adams and wife to Lillian E.
Foster, lot. 1S blk. Cleveland & Ken.
tnedy,ss Ad. to Devils Lake $500. =
Henry Wand DeBrake- and ~Comeliuss
ICupibo. to Hans Mikkelson s IL Sc IA
Is. NEs9l44? and E IL. NV IA 17-155-es.
ESsd0o. Il .'.'- =: r. -'S,a.s'
Elsie M. Powell and husband to
EMarinos Psamas,- lot 19 blk, 81 Devils
Lake $3.50. is:S.s e. %Ta .
Marines Psamas to Nick Beempalos
IIot 20 blk 81 Devils Lake. s13o. 49,
S, TO Fred Miles NE IA 24.156-62.
lsgz ". NJ Anderson: to Henry Bergman
I1ots als-a7-ls-1s-2o-2f22-2s blk Is
Grand sHarbor Station. s1.00 = :...
Oswald Goldner to Henry Bergman
Hlots 1e-17-1s-1s-2o-21-22-2s blk 49,, Grand
lHafbor Station s1.o0,
w. j.. Morgridge to Oswald Goldne1
fflots; s;l7.1s-1s- -2os2l-22-2 -2s blk 1s. Grant
Harbor Station $500.
Mary A. Nelson & husband to Nortf
Dakota Lumber Co., lot 10 blk S, Cleve
fsIanl 3 Kennel VS. Ad. to Devils Lake
$500. 's $s = s>;s, E G. E ,.s, III s, 81 @ I.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-11-27
JESSE PALMER
LAID TO REST
Funeral Services Were Held in this
City Wednesday Mornlna

At 9:45 o'clock Wednesday morning
at st. Joseph's church in this city oc-
cured the funeral of Jesse Palmer.
Requiem High Mass being said by Fa-
ther Augustine.
Mr.. Palmer had been a sufferer from
consumption for some time, and went
to Denver few weeks ago In bones
of the climate being beneficial to him,
he continued to fail however and at
300 o'clock Thursday morning, Nov.
10 he passed away. The remains
Were shipped to this city for funeral
and interment. On account of the in
ability of his sister, Mrs, swatzlander,
who lives in Oregon to get here soon.
er the funeral was delayed until We'd
nesday:
Mr.. Palmer has lived at Ft. Totten
most Of ehis life and is well known
throughout this section, where he was
very highly respected. Though a suf-
ferer for many years he has always
been cheerful and hopeful.
The sympathy of many friends is ex-
tended to the bereaved relatives.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-11-27

FOR rem ,Is- good house near the
y round house. Home Investment Co.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-11-27
FllRlSTENjAUS
EN'T!'.FR I / AIN | FRIENDS
Mr. and Mrs. fursteaau Give Enjoy.
q able Social function at Farm

@ The Furstenau b hones Ia Lake town
ship was the scene of u very pleasant
gathering last Friday evening when
Mr.Sands Mrs Furstenalil and chiIdraii
entertained a numb Ter Of their friends
/ as #a farewell before moving to Devils
Lake. where they will make their home
!: during the6 Of Mr.. Furstenaui as
county treasured. s. s:z,s ;:-= :-;
:tl5s The children Of Lake Consolidated
schooi district were among thoseswho
received q special invitation to " be
: present: ssthis coming especially from
theschildren OF the Furstenau house
hold ID r.: ...s: y. ss CT s>* ! i :3ss 81
= The guests were ally ntertained
in a manner customary, to the hospit-
able people, dancing and games we're
;indulged In and DELEGATE supperawas
served The neighbors were hearty
In their wishes for success to III L. and
Mrs. Furstenau and children, In their
new home In Devils Lake. IS
Among those who were i; present
were the following Mrs. Charles
Johnson, Frank Johnson, Miss Hannah
Anderson, Miss Don VanLiew, Miss
Bentley, Louise Frank, Misses Belle
and Emma Spiesman, Mrs aChas. Whit.
koff and daughter, Tom Anderson
Myrtle and Clarence Fullerton, Vel:
Vile and Eva Graham, Stella Graham
Clinton and Clifford Homan, Cornelius
Frank, Arley, Helen and Robert TUT
= ford, John and Edith Whitkoff Mary
70 VanLieW, Hazel Nc Cauley Florence
and Jonathan McC Cacley. =, ,.~-' s. sS 4. <
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:. At the Presbyterian Church.

I. Sunday. Nov. 2sth.z1 Morning worship
at II o'clock. Subject: Goods Glory
the: Christians Duty. /: l.
j Sabbath: School at 1900 o'clock. IS
Junior G. 3. at 1900 p. M; Senior
c.; p, at $50 p m, subject:s"A Mil-
lion Year, Our Foreign Emigrants." )"
: Evening worship at 7:3o o'clock.
The subject-wills be the last in the
series Of Five Great Things which
have been presented on successive.
Sabbath evenings .andA will be t:"The
Organization. in the World..a'
u. !. All are invited to attend and q
hearty welcome Is assured Seats al
ways free. Good music. = Z :. - T}.3$5 ,3$5
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-11-27
ladies' Elect Officers

b a large crowd was out to. the meet
Ing of the Eagles Lodge Monday night
and "a general good time was enjoyed.
The oiIo'Ring officers were elected to
preside over the destinies Of this
,hourishlng organization during the
coming years. g. Turner, W. r. !;
Frank. Hyland, Louis Hines,
! Chaplain;2,J J.. H. Maason, sec'y.; Louis
Hansen, {, Treas.; Timboe, rs g.;
Frank Frye, o. Timboe, T.
.Thorson, A. D. Tuttle, Trustees; DR..
g. J. Mcintosh, Physician. ss .:sss 5ss { e = =
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{, Piano at a Nominal Price.


Ghicago's largest music house. Lyon
ealX announces Rebuilding
Clearing Sale of Pianos. Nearly one
Thousand splendid instruments are OF
tered without reserve until all are sold;
| In this stock are fine new Meiilin,
EHardman, IVerst & Pond, Smith &
Nixon and other noted pianos for
merIy owned by the Thompson Music
CO.. the Healy Music Co, and the big
4 Th earle Piano Cco. All Sthesee con,
|eernsswere bought out sforispots cash BY
Lyon 3 Healy and ! the public may now.
share the advanta age. In this sale are
also a number of steinWay and Weber
pianos In upright pianos neat instru--:
Sments At 400, %, 81 50, sIs5,5
$3.50, Zoo and lpWar rds. his is an snIl-:3
tprecede Tented oppor tunity that VIII not.
occur again. Any plano not proving.
entirely satisfactory lna be returned1
at their expense. AAdddress Lyon &
Healy, 10 Adams street. EChicag Dis.
tanre is not obstacle. for III proporti
to the saving 10 be made the freight
charges are insi griin ncant ANY banker
VIII assure yo,a of The sentire responsi.1
bilitg Lyon Heal and their rec.
ord of s45 years for honorable dealing.
Write today so as tos avoid dis appointsl
naelltt.
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FOR RENT Furnished ID rooms 1Os,.
6th stree. Il. N. Noyes.
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RE


aor, week sofs n Al
soserno1,d Stock dale
Locke war deed & SCI 4,154s
bs. lot sec 81, 81 and INV
ssas 1555 8, sses .ttlliilll ;
Isster son ~ to a.
ANS, ,$ lots 22es, block
HTaher & Ls,cIsss'
Emma and Geo. ID enn state
ban deed -
ne
TTohn her ais d q ii, Il.
81; 81
sfas salt lty
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

week Of Nov: 25.sS = s.: =. :.
Elef Anderson age 26, Devils Lake,
TO sHilda Ruth Johnsonsage -. Devils
Lake. II s54S . .s x: 1.5 sSS ::5' sss y
81 g Kartsson 20, Doyon, to Ligrid Er-
anderson, q. Doyon. Vt <.s:3,5 !. = FL h
5. Joe Kroda, 2s, Brocket to Anna
Johnson, 26, Brocket.s =s,o;:s !; sss<z / ;.
Albert E Sylvester, s3s, Gh'lrchs
Ferry to Ida Josephine Loen, IS,
Grand Forks. d ss 5rs. .:5:
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Paul Vornholt spent Thanksgiving in

Paul Vornholt spent Thanksgiving in
this city.
{: Mrs. w. J. Hurst entertained the
Library club Tuesday afternoon. /
VIM: Watts left Wednesday morning
for the home of his. parents near Shey-
enne, where he will visit for week. =
:, Prof. Haig, the incoming superfn.
tendent Of schools has leased the Geo.
Dixon residence on East Sixth street.
- John Tucker and H. Hincke went to
Grand Harbor Friday to. take in the
turkey shoot at that place. - =
8. U. Treadwell. editor of the
Rock Lake Ripples was in Devils Lake
Tuesday and Wednesday on business
: Miss Maude Mead was quite ill at
her home On East Fifth street for sew.
eral days following a nervous break
down brought on by the fire In her
millinery store. -
The. ladies of Webster: invite the
presence of everyone on Amateur
Night" Dec. 4, in Webster Chapel.
Supper will be served from baskets at
the uniform price Of fifty cents and
the committee will provide entertain
ment.
f. Andrew Torgeson was the host at a
! wild goose dinner given at the Wander
hoof Sunday evening, he. having as
guests Ollie McGinnis, Ed Larson, Hen
ry johnson, Earl Duell, Harry Smith
and Jay Miller.
Albert E. Sylvester, the popular JUS
tice of the peace at Churchs Ferry has
plenty to be thankful for. On, Wed
nesday he came to Devils Lake where
he was met by Miss. ida Josephine
1Loen, charming young lady from
Grand Forks and they were married in
this city. So
The following officers were install
ed by the Woodman lodge in this city
Friday night: A. W. Cogswell, M. W.;
| Thos. Thorson, Foreman; VIM. Har.
kin, Overseer; Leonard sharf, Guide;
Geo. Mooers, Sec, and Treas; J. FL
Bloom NV; Mr.. Weber, o:aG
a. F. Finnegan, I. O.; Louis Hansen
trustee: Mr.. Logue, Fin. 49,
T. Col. and Mrs. Kelly have returned
from their trip east where they were
present at: the launching of the bat
| tleship North Dakota. Mr.. Kelly pass
ed through here few days ago en-
route to Candoron business, Mrs. ,Kel
i ly stopped at st. Paul for a few days
visit with their children who are at
ftending school in that city. Both Mr.
and. Mrs. Kelly returned to this city
MONDAY. They report az most enjoy
able trip. ~ @
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.t-ssF NJ
B REGAN
SHOT N BY EN'ANIl
Thouqht that tslle will Recover from
4 g.. %:s: Wounds .s:s.

News reached this: city about noon
Tuesday to the effect that BIZ Regan
had been shotsby the tenant. on hia
farm, Mr.. Stanley; and that he would
probably die. Later news hoWeyer
was to the effect that the doctor who
had been called thought that. the
wounds were not serious and that he
would probably live, 49,: 80 Il # IS
mr.. Regan had: rented his farm to
Stanley and it is said that He; wished
to again get possession Of IT, but was
unable to do 50, and at the time the!
two men Maidstone words, Tuesday.
3Regan took some teams and went To.
the place to take away some grain:
The wagons were loaded and Mr.. Re-
gan was going to start away with them
when Stanley objected. quarrel en-
sued and it. III stated Mr.. Regan made 4
move as though he might be reach,
ing for revolver when Stanley fred
at him four. times. Mr. Regan fell
over and Stanley started to town to
give himself up. Later Mr.. Regan
went to one Of the wagons and was
taken home wheresa doctor was SUM
moned. >.,. =. ~, ssE:S$ RsE5s$. !, 4. 81; ts
Mr.. Regan Is in a very critical CON
dition at this writing. % n s.$::S. <:::S.
q TX II ------=- sts5t :z$< .ts
q: John schlosser and family are visit.
ing in Saskatchewan, Canada. IT, !:
Mrs. Stanley Hurst has been spend:
| ing the week with her parents at
Leeds. ~ RI ....,,..:s .. g.: z =
Mrs. G.. Vaughn returned to her
home at Cando Monday, after a visit In
hisscity,athe guestaof Mrs: Rect
u a. Honey is at Edmore looking az.
ter the interests of his brother g. g.
Honey who is Ill with typhoid fever.
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ALGoA& i oRcHARDs-TExAs. Or
.ange ana Zig Orchards in the Gulf
Coast Country delivered IL thrifty
bearing cond dition al. the end iof con
tract period. Small down payment
with either monthly, quarterly, semi
annual or annual payments. 1 While
you are making payments your orchard
is being developed by experts. Every.
thing fully guarantee Write sus for:
booklet We have the best propost
tlonf In the United States, but don't
write unless YOU mean baIsines we'res
busy Special excursions to Algoas
Texas, on the first and third Tuesdays
Of each month. 0 "a: .ss5 5s
Kent Realty & Inyes stment CORPORA
tion, lssrand Forks, Dak. 8i3
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-11-27
Told Tales.

: How Ghambe berlain''s Cough Remedy
cures coughs and colds has not only
been told twice but IL has been told
thousands OF times all over the world
and win be told again from y, your q own.
home il you viii givesit 2 trial. For
sale by all druggists %@sE I. !, . 8
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-11-28
Hubbard Bros. & Co.'s Letter.

New York, November 27.-(Special.)-A very quiet market slightly lower on the diminution in the outside buying to ab- sorb the hedge sales, but otherwise with out interesting features, We hear of some shipments here for delivery on December, but they will have to be much larger to fill the outstanding December interest. Those who hold these contracts have ap- parently sold other deliveries against them at a profit and therefore wish to have cotton rendered to them.
 The movement continues heavy. It is pointed out that if it Is as large after December 1 as last season. 1t will exceed 13250, 900 bales. Cotton is being bought on the belief that present prices fully dis count the large cotton crops in all pro- ducing countries, therefore the movement has little or no influence if buyers only feel the improvement in trade in America. The local sentiment is not quite so bull ish but the December shorts must send cotton here, which should keep southern markets steady.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-11-28
Interior Movement.

Houston: Steady; middllng, 1-16c; net receipts, 22,4S7; gross receipts, 22, ,437: ship ments, 2l 403 sales, 19s7 stock. 1l9. .505.
 Augusta: Steady; middling, 1-16c; net receipts, 2S66; gross receipts, 1858; ship ments, 1907; sales, 1207; stock, 94,Ss9.
 Memphis Steady; middling. 914c net receipts, 41H; gross receipts, 7490; ship ments, 775S sales, BIO; stock, 164.511.
 St. Louis: Steady; middling, 95-16c; gross receipts 44S6; shipments, 44S6; sales, 342; stock, 29,517.
 Cincinnati: Net receipts, 2765; gross re- celpts, 2765 shipments, sO1; stock, 17,7S7.
 Louisville; Firm; middling 91hc: net re- ceipts, 4S9; gross receipts. 4s9; shipments, T; sales, 452; stock, BIO.
 Little Rock: Steady; middling, Sc; net receipts, S334; gross receipts, 1884; ship ments, 53S0.
 Total today: Net receipts, S6,035 gross receipts 44,354; shipments, H.142; sales, TOSS; stock, 476, SIS.