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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
HIGH PRICES BRING RELEASE Local Receipts Show to
 Standard. TIE MARKET IS ADVANCING chques Arc Manipulating the Gen. eral Cotton operations. Esrmcrs selling at Contract Prices Miss Present Figures But Take Fair
 PreAt--Foreixn Mar
 kets steady.

Taking advantage of the high prices of the market, the oliers of the heecy ataple released total of 6S5 bales of sae, 'pss we're msae the 12 Is cent figure. Middllng was quoted at 13 cents even yesterday and spots were steady at these quotations. cal market yesterday showed up well and were heavier than for The preced- Ing days of the week. All the local warehouses received @ total of 750 bales by rail and wagon. More wagon cot ton especially, was received yesterday and the local warehousemen were Kept busy. For some time yesterday morn ing the Square was crowded with was-
 me cotton market continued its ad- New York confirm tne rumot that large Western capital Is on the bull side anu pulling the market, whteh has ad- yanced over 80 points within the last few days. It is also reported that the bulls are divided into two cliques one from the South and the other backed combination ali cotton months have reached new high records for the sea
 The Liverpool market conformed to Thursdays gain in the American mar ket and showed an advance of IS Eng Ash points yesterday morning on open- ing. The first prices of tas market on thIs side were a few p oints up with the exception of December. The market nas excited and irregular all morning. Ii fiuctuated widely and then dropped few points. However. it rallied i'm mediately reiecting tiae bullish ten dency to advance. The final closing fEures last evening were to II points higher for all months than Thursdays close.
 The initial prices Of october futures were 6 points up. This month contin- usd an irregular course. IL huctuated. dipped, rallied and closed at 13.48, an advance of Il points over the day be- fore. December futures, hewever, opened points down. After the same registering a 6 points advance.
 The Liverpool market. due 1b to To points up, opened yesterday morning up to expectations. Later cables reposted the market steady at e net advahce of IS points. Spots were quiet at q Is points advance with sales estimated at 1000 bales.
 The farmers who made contracts in xhe earlier part of the summer for fu- ture deliveries in October at from 10 12 cents, are now delivering their st1- pie at that price to fulfill their con- tracts while the market quotations are IS cents for middling. Naturally. the farmers are entailtng loss. However. they made the contracts then in good fiKured in some profit for themselves sfin they protected themselves by their contracts should the piarket have de-
 The shippers on the other hand bought the cotton for future delivery 1, They immediately turned and sold 1t to the mills at a little proft for thenl- the price was factor for the miiia
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
NEW YORK corrnN

New York. Sept. 24.-The cotton market continued sensationaIly active Western bulls and outsiders were taks .nE tne market away from original pull leaders and with prices strong lnto new high records for the season and heavy realizing and talk of an "in- avitable reaction" The close was easy Tn tone but at net advance of to IT points and at the high point of the aaternoon December contracts sold at ssa, ss;I' ,sa, and May at 1865 with the gem higher. about $7.40 a bale above inc low level of the month.
 tue market opened steady but ir- seEuiar with October II points higher nn continued scarce of shorts while eight points lower in response to dfs- appointing cab1es. Some of the big pulls seemed to be in favor of a re- hss,cn; hsen arsulng that the advance had session prices sold up to a net advance on Lour 10 eleven points and while this was Followed by a reaction to n net JOSS ou to II points offerings were sS. sS wea r aosorned on a scale downward that early sellers became uneasy and the market made new high records ali around during the afternoon on stron . Msstsrn buying. covering by scalpers ana 2 continued big demand through commission houses. Renewed reaiiz. close. '"'S @' the
 There was no fresh news of conse- auence but the Southern markets con tinued very bullish as to the effect of the storm on the crop and there were further reports that spinners were ceiling cotton on the advance. south ern spot markets reported I-s 10 s-a
 It Is omcially announced that the census bureau on the amount of cotton glhned to September 25 win be issued on Monday October {. instead, of Sat- ea adoay' octoner 2, as originally expect
 tReceipts at ports today $500 baies against 6S.262 last week and 47.sss against 241s2s last week 'SyJoc ana .as 1aies les last year Today's receipts at New orleans 2.0al against S,673 last ~ear and and at Houston. 16.709 against 1so5l last year. A"'Vos
 Futures opened steady and closed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25

~. factor contribufine to the unloading of this nne VI Uio 70 have been the continued enormoee receipts in the Northwest and the isu.ng of h demand for the casn grain m mat secuon During the day the septem- per delivexy sold between sl.osh and u.ei wniie peosmber ranged between sskc ana ss.e Fac closs was weak with September at u.o k and December at sshc,
 Despite low temperatures tkrodyhout the corn belt the rnafket for corn was extremely weak all day because of free selling by lead Ing cash interests. Prices at the sample sanlss uere off fully lc at one time. The market closed at the lowest point of the day at net decfines of to < c Ae.
 oats were weak owing to the heavin.ss of wneet and cam The Stptemoer deivery: however. was relatively drm because of mederate covering by shorts- Northwest in- serests led in the selling Prices at the close were oft t Q kc.
 Provisions were strong all day owing to covering by shoTtA Lard was n especially good demand because of the suaiiness or stocks h store. Light receipts cf hogs at all western packing centers also rromptsd considerable selling. Prices at the close were unchanged to toc higher.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
TAKING OF AMERICAN COTTON RY SINNERS THROUGHOUT THE
 WORLll

New Orleans, Sept. 24.-secretary Hester gives the taking of American cotton by spinners throughout the world as follows. in round numbers:
 This week, 177.000. this year against 159,0oO last year. 1le.eU0 year before last.
 Total since September 1. this year 62S,000. against 522, 900 last year. and 449.000 the yeaH before.
 Of this Northern spinners and Can ada took 51.000 bales this year, aga st Sl,000 last year, anl 64.000 the year De- fore; Southern spinners I34. 900 against 112,000 last yea {. and l67.0 the year before: and foreign 5plnners 443,IU0. against 329,000 last yGar, and 22S, ,U00 the year before.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
s---Riaing. x-FalltnR.


 RIVER FORECAsTg.
 The Coosa: Not much change. The up- per Alabama will fall Saturday. The lower Alabama will rise.
 WEA1HER CONDITIONS.
 The high pressure area. or cool wave which was central yesterday over Wyoming. now centers in Nebraska, dominating the weather conditions over nearly the entire country. It has reduced temperatures in its front as far least as the Atlantic coast, and as far southeast as the middle gulf coast. The fall in temperature has been very decided in the lower lake region. in the Ohio valley. and in the northern portions of the Gulf States. Frost formed this morn ing in northeastern Minnesota and western South Dakota. and freezing temperatures obtained in North Dakota. Wyoming, and Northern Montana. The tropical storm noted yesterday central southeast of the south Florida coast continues to advance slowly. Pressure has declined over the Florida peninsular, the fall being greatest on the southeast Florida coast. where heavy rains have occurred. Since yester- day morning showers have occurred in the Missouri valley, and in the east Gulf and Atlantic states. Generally fair weather is indicated for this section for tonight and Saturday. with cooler tonight and continued
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN. NontGOmery. Alabama, for the 2A hours ending ct 6 am, 18th meridian time.
 Friday. Sept 24. 1908,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago, Sept. 24.-5Llberal Ba.vs Of the pte--Gel ue-uery by 8 leading long caus- ed general Wehkness n the wheat market Gere toaay. nnaI quotations showing nef losses of AdA to 'lM Corn and oats sleo closed ak. but provisions ware sttgrg.
 Liquidation ot the September delivery was the ieu ture ot the trading in the wheat pit Selling ot tf at option by the principal hold CT r"s In evldence throughout the session and tt was re!oried late In the day that the Entirs ne. the on ent -ation of which In the hand of this influential elevator inter- est had caused congestion in that option trr some time past had been sold. The chief
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.

New York, Sept. 24.-Coffee futurea opened irregular at an advance of five points on September, which was in- tions were unchanged to five points flower. Trading was much less active than yesterday and the marker held pretty close to the Initial figures clos ing steady net points lower to five points higher. Havrc was unchanged to 1-4 higher. Sales locally were T. 900 bags. including September at 5.sS to $40; October. 5.S5; December. at 6.45:
 Spot coffee quiet; Rio. No. ', I-4; Santos No. 4. 1-2 to Mild, dull: Cordova, 8 1-2 to I2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
Rr. LOuIs LIYE sTOCK.
SUGAR MARKET.

 New York, Sept. 24.-Sugar raw firm; fair refining S.73h; centrifugal 96-test 4.25I Is {; moIasses sugar 3.4sh; refined steady; crushed 5.S5; powdered 6.25: granulated Petroleum steady; refined all ports sS. 20 Coffee steady; No. T Rio 7HC; No. San Molasses steady: New Orleans 2Sq42c.
 NEW YORK PRODUCE. New York. Sept. 24.-Butter steady; re- ceipta CAST; process 26@27c. imitation creamery 2502ac.
 Che SC steady, unchanged; receipts 1.4s3. Eggs easy; receipts s.49S. State. PennayI- xanIa and hearty Eathered brown z5 c BOG: western seconds 23G24c
 ST. LOUIS GRAIN. St Louis, Sept 2l.--Close: Wheat higher: track No. red cash S1. 17lz dr 20: No. hard S1.O5911h; December $1.O4A; May corn lower; track No. cash ebn; De- csmber 7Hc: May 6OAc: No. white s5 M Oats weak: track No. 2 cash ssBc; Seq s,r 3s%c: December 3s%c: No white 41Ac.
 .Kens 12he; springs t4hc: turksya i5@l He. ducks Toe: geese 7e
 Enter creamery 2iGaoc.
 Lead Lead sGaS sG,ss. spelter ss.tA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
DISTRICT AVERAGES.

vaat ,rday. xFor a hours ending . am ! 9ETh meridian time. NOte-The average maximum and mInI. .o,,n, Temperatures and the average rainfall arc made up at each center from the a. eaal number Of reports received. The
 "Rtats of weathsT is that prevailing At tIaa of obserVauoa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25


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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
REMARRa.

Fair weather has prevailed in the Charleston and Oklahoma districts. else wnere In the belt showers have occurred. IL Ia cooler in the belt except in extreme eastern portion, where 1t is slightly warm P. H. SMITH.
 Section Director Weather Bureau
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
HvrppooT 0RAIN.

Liverpool, Sept. 24.-CIosIng; Wheat. spot quiet: No 2 red western winter Is Sd. Flu lures steady: September Is 7Ad: Deeemher 7s Ssd, March Is I'd.
 Corn spot steady; new American mixed via Galveston 6s Shd- Futures weak; Oe- tober 5s Id; December Co 2Ad
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
NEw ORLEANS SPOT COTTON.
Nrw oRI,rANs COTTON.

New Orleans Sept. 24.-Spot cotton firm 3-i6c higher: -middlingr 1shc: sales on ths spot 400 bales: to arrive 500.
 Futures opened steady at an advance of 1@7 points on favorable cables. 1t was . day of active trading and broad fiuctua' tions Until late in the session prices hads . bad crop reports and a strong spot de- mand.
 This put the market up e dollar baie and established new nigh price records for the season. The Hountry bought freely. orders coming in by mail. telephone and tel egraph while on the cotton exchange were an unusual number of out of town visitors, many of whom Immediately on their arriv. al in the city went long on cotton In the last hour of trading longs took profits heavily and this caused a reaction of Is points, the market closing steady at nes advance of 335 points.
 Cotton futures closed steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
Following is the weekly cotton mOvs-
MONTGOMERY MARKETS.

CThs quotations are corrected daily for The Advsrtiserl ~
 kEAL-standard " O. ss ID. sacks soc hu-; cream Peerless 92hc bu. eiio prime isSise: % fancy ' i4%ise; reafy S.ao 70 berry 12he: old government Java 27 @ s2e; Arbuckle,s sl4.ss: basis per 100 lbs: prime Mocha and Java blends 2s Q ssc. cHEEsE-Full cream daisies 1s@Iso; suGAR-GIahulatsd. standard 5Me: fancy ELoUR-Fancy nominal: straiKhts ss O5 @2b; patents &6 25Q QS5: fancy patents ST. STARCH-Corn 7Gloc; standard goods Pearl .H:; gloss lump A%c: nickel goods RIcE-Extra fancs head 707Ao; fancy head sh @ %c; broken 1A @shc; Japan K sALT-LlyerDOOl n.lO: Virginia 5sc: VINEGAR-Per gallon POE soc.
 CRACKERS-XXX Soda 61sc; XXX Gin- ger snaps 1c; xxx Cream Sc; XXX Oyster 5c; Ben Hur Soda Biscuit SC carton soc sARDlNEs--American H-on 12.75an: X Mustard ss7S; Imported k-on kep open: MoLAssEs-Georgia Cane bbl. s1c gal: eases. gallons per case Ss s1; prime cen tri1agal corn syrup in case EaIl0na S2 per MAPLE sYRUP-.LOs Cabin" brand. X salons ss.sO per ease.
 ,.con, MT. rEovisiOns.
 si4. .is extra ribs SIS. g. @ @1i4.iO. '''''~ LARD--Hog comLo ound SC; faacy hog lard l4c, Kettle rendered Is sac; Snowdrift shc: Snow-white 6Ac: Fake white shc, stand Rld cotton oil lard s%c.
 DRY SALT MEA AIs-Dry salt ribs ! sla.12hGz5; d.y .alt meats $1275, ABREAKFAsT B 4CCE--l7 Q26hc,
 Grain and FeedstuffH.
 CORN CHOPS-Per bu. soc.
 COhA--Whits from store s249Sc: mixed z@3c less.
 HAY-Tirlothy. choice per ton $2l; No per ton SIS. Alfalfa per ton S23: Johnson gfazs per ton s12q SIS.
 oAT5--Wh.te from store. dray lots 55c. BRAN-Per ton 22S. Shorts S3O
 CRITE--Per hhl A hn: n.r sa -l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25

New York, Sept. 24,-For the week end Ing Friday. Sept. 24th:
 This year. Last year Net receipts at all U. g.
 ports during week .zS6.06 299,S49 Total receipts since Sept
 ist .. .... .... ....7os.3e5 ss1ss7 Ex 7orts for week -. .15s,2I5 l67.6s2 Total exports since Sept
 list -. ... .... -. 57sSsi aRs.l77 Stock at all U. g. ports. .453.Os9 44s.0Os Stock st al. inter towns 165,404 2OS.795 E; ock at Liverpool ...... 293,O00 Stock of Amn afOat for
 ct B lta,n -. -. s7.OOo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25

High prices again characterized the cotton market.
 Middling in the local market was quoted at 1a cents even.
 This is the first tune in many years that mlddling has been quoted as hign as this at this time of the season
 A total of ss5 bales was released in the local market yesterday.
 The trades were made yesterdav around IS Is cents
 The receipts yesterday by the local about 750 bales. The wagon cotton especially showed up well and the Square was crowded.
 If the reports of some of the local planters as to their crop can be be- ifeved, it Is said that 15 cents per pound would be low price,
 The market has advanced over 30 points the pasffe days
 Two buIi cliques are at work in New The market yesterday was excited and Irregular.
 New Orleans wires: "spcts are firm at Is cents advance. Relatively very little cotton on the local market"
 Following is the weekly cotton movs- ment: ,.oo ,aoo ,.o, Overland -, .. ,,'ss55ss ,ssssssII sssI s'ssssIl Since sn eel Sept T.. .sss.2s5 sS5215 si7.S2I S0asasa1 signmentS :. 4AoOO s5.OoO 47OOo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
SELMA COTTON MaRKr1

SELMA COTTON MARKET. Selma. Sept Special )-Tba rr,.u ~. spot cotton was quoted in the local market Good middling ,oy Strict middling .... ,,, 1sXc ct.Ie. iI '''. .13c strict iow mlddling .... .... .... ....12Mc WEEKLY INTERIOR COTTON Tov---S
 New York. Sept. TOWNS: Re- sb,n-i sa,ss, s,oo,.
 lceipts mental
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
CONDrTTON OF TRFAsURY

WFrItrF Ftou. Sept 24 The cond ton of the tr.a-r.ry at the beginning of business t,6 a4 H. ollows.
 Trust fu .rds:
 Gold to.r .... .... .... ....$Ss2 eGT.S8a Siyer q Hays -... .... ...... ASA 4324. poo silver collars of 1890 .... .... 4.oS6. Sti -r oert cates outstanding.. 4S4.324.O0o neral and:
 San ar5 g. CT dollars in gem
 era' iuud Q. "a. .... .... 64s3.3l2 ( rr'ut I.ati lt Is ..... ..- .... SS.471.79s p or-t- ba a.c- in tr"asuiy of
 fiees .... ... .,.. j, ,..... 2S.O2s.s4S Tn ruuHs to CT dit of treasurer
 or Ur'trd etotes ,.. . .... ss sos.ssi suheidisry silver coin ... co. 22.s3s,555 Minor roin .... .... .... .... 2.o27.sf4 Total balance in general fund : s2.52O. sss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
WITHDRAW QUOTATIONs.

New York; Sl pt 24-.a any Of t,e millg withdrew their quotations on staple cotton goods today for the revision and many utn- CTS are holding bieached and brossn eottons al value. Grey goods In active de- mand and prices were Me higher in some instances Further advance In finished
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25

NEW YORK COTTON. q Futures on the New York Cot,on Ex- ehangs today ranged as follows:
 o''n|HisA L'wjl saS.' s,s'
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NEW YORR BONDS.

"-2nd. assessment paid. x-1st assessment paid.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
MONEY N'ARKEr.

New York. Sept. Money nn call firm 9sy 0f 3 per cent; ru'iug rate and closing biS 2x per cent: offered at per cent.
 Time loans soft and very dull; sixty dayA aH@S% per cent ninety days 3% per cent: six months 4@tA per cena
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
NAVAL STORES.

Savannah. Sept. 24.-spirits turpentine firm 5sc; sales 2G1: receipts 2ss; shipments 2.519
 Rosin firm: sales 2,1s5: receipts 4ss: shipments 6.1SS; stock 1e10e5. Quote; B $3 95; D $4.o5; E $40: F $4.35: $4. 40. H S4.45: I s4.75; K sE. 30: NJ s5.50: N 80: VIC S6.25; wv Ss 80.
 Charleston sept s4-Turpentins quiet 57Mc.
 RosIn quiet Quote: ABc $3.s0@s0: D 3.906sF; F A.12h @15; 34.32k @35; e $4. 35Q40: H $4.45; I $4 TO: s5.25; M $50: \ s5.75: VIC $50: wv s6 50.
 New Orleans. Sept 24.-Receipts IS bar rels rosn: turpentine.
 Exports for New York 100 barrels rosin; 75 barrels turpentlne: for Costa Rica. 10 barrels rosin.
 wilmington Sept. 24.-Spirits turpentins steady. 5ehc: rereipts casks
 Ro-in steady s3 40: receipts 24.
 Tar firm $1. 20: receipts 1oe.
 Crude turrentine firm s2.25. $s.7S and $3.75 receipts 42.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
sr 1nrIa prnnrCE.

St LouIa Sept 24-Flour unchanged: red wInter patents s5 25 O 70: extra fancy and
 strairht s4.7ORsB.so; hard winter clears
 Hay firm; timothy .s1s@sO: prairie siO.SO q SIP 100. Whiskey $1 q. twine 7c. | Lard higher: 4Im steam yt2 1Om2O. nrv sait meats and bacon steady. nlrAA, sh.r,. aIAn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25

| Sales High-l Low-lclos-
 1 est. est. I,a ins i.
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WEEKLY LOCAL COTTON STATEMENT.
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

The sales of the day were 7,O00 bales or which TOO were for speculation and export and Included 6.i00 American. Receipts 2,eo0 bales including 200 American.
 Futures opened firm and closed feverish: September .... .... ..,.1.1S september-October =. .... .... ..7.os October-November .... .... ..7. .e3 Novemher-December .... .... 6.99M Docember-January 1...-.... -S9 January-February '.o. .SS March-Aprii .... .... .... .6.9SA Aprtl-May s...o So "a May-Juna '..' '..' ''''S.sSM June-July s.ss -"o'oo s1 July--August .... .... ..s.s6M
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

Futures on the New Orleans Cotton ES- change today raased as follows:
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City, Sept 24.-Cattle receipts B. GOO including 500 Southerns: market steady; Native steers ...+ -.$4.5O @SS.z5 e Southern steers .. .... 3.25 D AIS Southern cows . ..*... 2.50 O 3.S0 Native cows and heifers .. 2.25 o 5.50 Stockers and feeders .. 800 c 5.50 Rulls ..... .. .... e.. 2.50 0 3.75 Calves . ~ .... .... 3.50 O 7.50 Western steers .... S.SO e 700 - Western cows.. 2.5O O 4.Z5
 Hogs. receipts 5000: 6c higher:
 Bulk sSV v o'SV [ Sheep; receipts 2.0o0; steady:
 Muttons ..., 425 O 500 LambG , .. .... 500 O 6. .60 Range wethers 4.OV o.zV Range eWes S.OO O 4ste
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25

Car Lot Receipts. Wheat 8 cars, with 2 of contract grade. Corn BIO cars, with 25o of contract grade Oats 1s1 cars
 Tota! receipts of wheat at Chfcngc Min neapolis and Duluth today were 2,147 cars, compared with 1.2s2 cars last wek and l, 26a cars the correspon3ns day year ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL New Orleans Sept 24.-Cotton seed oil: prime refined in barrels per pound 6.so cents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25

Grain StatIsticA The ctearances of wheat and f1eur wsrs equal to 123.0o0 bu.
 Exports for the week, shown by Brad streets were equal to 2.902.000 bu. Primary receipts were 2.S60,000 bu., com pared with 1,997.0eO bu.. the correspondlns day year ago.
 Estimated receipts for tomorrow: whea, 54 cars; corn 2SS cars; oats 152 cars: hogs 1000 head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
COTTON RECEIPTS.

New York. Sept 24.-ThN following are the total net receipts of cotton at all ports let.
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Total balance in general fund 5 s2.52O.
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Houston-steady .'.' .''. '''' Augusln-Sts sauy ...' '''. COG '''' St. Louis-Steady .. ......'. !. Cincinnati '- Louisviile--Firm.. .... .s.s....
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Daily Cotton Market.

1 Net joross sHIPMENTs TO-
 re- saIesI Stock Ct lFrnceD Con-lCo'st-t Ja- (csiptsceipss l lBrtnl kn'nt wissI psa
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COMPARATIVE COTTON srArEMENr

Total .... .... .... .... ......7o3. sss
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COTTON GOSSIP.

High prices again characterized the cotton market.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-09-22
EXTRACTS FROM THE AuToBI
oeRAPHY OF BLACK HAWK

The changes of many summers have
brought old age upon me and can.
not expect to survive many moons.
Before set out on my journey to
the land OF my fathers l have de-
termined to give my motives and reas
ons for my former hostilities to the
whites, and to vindicate my characte,
from Misrepresentation.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-09-22

they voluntarily leave it then other
people have right to settle on it.
Nothing can be sold but such things
as can be carried away.