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her ana lac .Iowsr for other positions
peeemser closed LIS: May liz ~
Corn. receipts 5000. Exports s,oss
tor domestic: IS delivered and 70 folt
ahoht: No. yellow 70. all nominal
Options without Transactions. closina
net unchanged; December II; Nav 81
Oats. Receipts s7s!s: exports .s z
Zig q: clipped white SaSis pounds .
Hides arm Bosota sa62s: Central
Leather arm: acid 22@3o.
Wool steady: domestic fleece 36t3s.
Beef quiet; family i4@1l 50: mess
paeSst 1ssa hs elsy extra sT india
Cuts meats steady; picked bellies
ia:5o@ 400; picked hams 1900.
Lard arm; middle west is,s es5, is, ~.
Port steady; family 2sa2Zoo; short
clear 1880 a. 1850. mess 1918 a $500
Tallow quiet: city. (s2 per packagel
9 80; country packages free) l-s@
Petroleum steady: renned New York
$50. Philadelphia and Baltimore SAY
ro ss'' s,ss .ts ssSR strained common e
Rice steady: domestic ? 1907; japan
Molasses frm, New Orleans open ket-
tie. good to choice 2sQ42.
ee ssss srs .tssa ss as fs.s ga
367. Refined steady: No. 6, AIS; NO. 7,
40: No. y, ass: No. ., $50: No. 10 100,
No. IL. $50: No. 10. AS: No. 10. 40: No.
$50. cut loaf COS: crushed sos; powder
ed $50; grapulated 525; cubes $50.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Chicago, Nov 2e.--Predictions of q
heavy yye wor M.rs q
moderate weakness IN the wheat mar
ket hero today. Prices at the close
were shade to lis below the maj
quotations OF the previous session. !.
provisions were firm.
Liquidations in TIE December deliv-
cry was the feature of trading In yne
wheat pit and as a result OF this prom
taking sentiment in the pit was bear
ish throughout the entire session. Ex.
IRENE quietness prevailed at times ana
excepting December option prices
moved within half-cent range. Du-
ring the day the nearby delivery sold
between 1.o7 SIS and LOS la. The
market closed steady at about tue
best marks for the day.
The corn market was inclined to be
weak all day owing to continued clear
weather throughout the corn bolt.
There was some selling by holders.
but the bulk of sales was by shorts.
The close was weak with prices 1-S@
IA to s-sw1-2 cent lower.
Decided activity. characterized trad.
ing In the oats pits and the market
was heavy all day owing to the weak.
ness of other grains. Final quotations
were a shade TO la lower than the
previous close.
Provisions rallied from a rather
weak opening and displayed consider
able firmness the greater part of the
day, owing to support by packers.
Excellent demand for the cash products
and a continued light movement of
live hogs throughout the Northwest
were bullish influences. Prices at the
close were 1-2 to 10 cents higher.
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New York. Nov. 2e--Money on call norni-
nal Time loans easier: go days per cent :
and ninety days ~ @5 per cent. six months
4Ia9% per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper 5T5h Der
cent.
Sterling exchange firm with actual husI
ness In bakers bills at 4S3 5oet60 for sixty
day bills and at $sI $3.50 for demand.
Bar silver 6n%
Mexican dollars -.
Government bonds easy; railroad bonds
steady,
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Nov. 20.-FlOur. receipts
95.528 exports 1875; dull. Mimi sota
patents 535 Il $50; winter extras 34Bd :
4SO winter low grades 42oR47O: kan
sas stralghts ASA 500.
Wheat. receipts p0000 Spot easy;
No. . red 1876 nominal domestic eleva-
tor; No. 2 red 1873 liz nominal T. o. h
afiOat; No. northern Duluth III 10
nominal fob ahoat: No. hard winter
100 rs nominal fob aloat. Wheat
closed one cent net lower for Deem
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Liverpool. Nov 20.--close: Wheat spc
firm; No. 2 red western winter SIS Nd; IL
lures quiet; December SIS Md; March Is y q
May Is I'D.
Corn: spot easy: American mixed ne
tvia Galveston) 5s Cd; futures steady; De
eember IS SID.
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New York. Nov. 2o.-rhe metal markets
were practically nominal today. as usual In
the absence Of cables and exchanges.
Tin was quoted at 93t. rs and S3l. so.
Local dealers quote lake copper at Si3 so
@7S; eIectrolytic at $40. 5@50; and casting
Lead was unchansed at s4.sThQ Aah and
spelter at 90. as f45.
Iron was unchanged.
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do. gen. Sc -. 50 u
st. L. Swest. con. A. ... -. ..s... 77%
do. LIST gold 4s ....,.... -. $500. 90 u
SeADoafd Air Line IS ..
Southern Pacific col. 4y -. 90. % y
do. CIV. a. -. 49,. ....102 "
40. LIST rel. IS .s.. ~ y
Southern tty. bs 80. ..F. -. :. .iUs y
DO. gen. ~ 49, 49, ...s s.s. eV
Union Pacific Is -. ....s.. -. -. 400
90 CIV. IS 49,. ,....s-' .s.tio
do. LIST ref. Is 49,. ...-.-.. " p
y. .. Rubber Is -. ....s.... ..'...!y4 p
U. s, Steel I'd. IS 80. ,....-.... 80. lea u
v. c. chsniicai IS -. 80. % y
WABASH Isl ps go. 80 49, Ill "a
do. LIST & ext. 4s Il. $50. -. ...... TAX
Western Md. 70 ,.s.3 ...ssT..s.s. STA
WI sth. Electric CIV. 5s :. ~. 80. :. e4A
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BANK STATEMENT.

New York. Nov. 29-The statement
of Clearing house banks for the week
shows that the banks hold $9.60S.775
more than the requirements of the %
per ceut reserve rule. This is an In
crease OF s2.s3g.-I5 In the proportion
ate cash reserve as compared with last
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COTTON GOSSIP.

The local spot market was dull Sat-
One sale Of about 200 bales of the
staple was recorded.
This lot was released shade below
IA LIZ cents.
Approximately zoo bales of wagon
cotton was on the SQUARE = 80
The total receipts of cotton into the
city amounted to about 74Si bales.
The cotton market was weak satur-
day and prices closed at decline Of
u 70 10 points for all months.
All cotton factors are awaiting the
Census Bureau report on Monday.
II has been prophesied that consider
able of the staple will be released fol-
lowing the issuance OF this bureau.
Local farmers still continue to bring
in distressing news about the crop with
no more cotton in the fields to be pick
Abilene, Texas. wired: "Even If
there Is frost in this section there is
no top crop to be hurt"
Liverpool cabled: Marrow market.
Continent selling"
81
ing"
Port Gibson. Miss. wired: Great
scarcity of spots lin country towns.
Every indication points to early ex-
haustion. Ovre 80 per cent. ginned.
Heavy frost has stopped the false hope
for top CROP"
4 A local cotton man who took trip
Saturday through Autauga County re-
ported that there was very little cotton
at the gins or In the hands of the far
Iners around Kingston, Independence,
Booth and Billingsley.
One report says that hardly 5 per
cent. of the Southern mills have
enough cotton to last them two months.
Putnam, Texas, wired: Cotton all
only sixteen bales in the last eight
days"
New York wired: The feeling is
growing among certain manufacturers
In Fall River that 1t is only a ques-
tion OF time when the cotton market
Will show a downward course and bus
iness will become more active and cot
ton goods will move with greater
freedom. 1t is the opinion of many
mill treausrers that cotton has already
touched its highest quotations and the
belief is quite universal that prices
win show a decline soon"
H. and B. Beer In their New Orleans
letter of November 20 says:
AS currently reported, the estimate
Of the National Glnners' Association on
quantity OF cotton ginned to 14th inst
Is 5000. 900 bales. against 1886. 500 bales
to corresponding date OF last year and
7,300,665 bales to corresponding date In
1907. Smaller figures were generally
expected, about 5000 900 bales, but
since about 100000 was unofficially
reported, the market declined about 81
per bale compared with the high levels
Of yesterday in anticipation Of the
Census report confirming the Assocla-
lions estimate. The Census report IL
due next Monday at a. m. New Or
leans time, and is expected to show
at least 500, 600 bales. some placing
the probable amount to be reported
ginned at about 100000. Up to No
Yember /, last there was 1913. 900
bales ginned. During the period, No
vember to II, last year 1.4o4O00 bales
were ginned corresponding period Of
year before last 1,172,000. These fig-
ures are not beartsh. nor would $780,
600 bales be bearisb, when II is gem
orally conceded that the crop was
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Berlin. Nov. 20.-Exchangc on London q
marks 461s pigs. for checks.
Money 3k per cent.
Rat" of discount for three months bills q u
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The percentage of actual reserve
Of the Gearing House banks To-Day
The statement OF banks and trus
companies of Greater New York MOI
reporting to the Clearing House SHOWS
that those Institutions nave aggregats
deposits Of $l.244.isi. 500 total sasn on
hand e142. ono, and loans amounting
to St,203, 456,bO0
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New Orleans. Nov 20.--Rice dull; offer
ings light Rough rice; Honduras SO 90 @
81 90 per barrel; japanese So. O0G$2, 90:
clean rice: Honduras AZ Q5%c per pound;
Japan az @3ac.
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General Fund.


Cincinnati Nov. 2o.-Flour firm: Wheat
firm S1.2t927: corn steady sea 5stzc; oats
steady az 42hc rye dull 77h @7sc.
Provisions steady.
whiskey steady on basis sf.sS,
Butter steady.
Eggs steady 1e@a0hc.
Poultry unchanged.
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NEW YORK BONDS.

U. s. ref rs. reg LEO
>, DO coupon 49, 49, 49,. $50 '''' iosu
do. coupon -. .."!Vl
U. s. 49, reg .''' ..''-'... '.'.'.iisn
Alrs chalmers list IS :. -. $500. s4E
ANN ANN A AsI Z Tel cv 1. -. ....:iS4S
ANN. Tobacco Is ~. -. 49,, sos
Armour s CO. tas -. -. -. -. III
Atchison gen rs 80. -. s..'.. "
do. CIV. 4s SO. ......121
Atlantic Coast Line LIST Is -. 49,. :. sSS
Bait 4 Ohio IS -. -, -. $500. ss&
DO DO s"wS aus 800 80. ...... ss%
brooklyn transit ev. Is -. ' 49,. Ss%
Central OF Georgia SIS ... go. .....iosh
Central Leather IS 80. 49, sN
Shes' & one one AS 49, '''' 49, ''''33Sssn
Chi. B. 8 Q. joint Is -. -. -. S5X
CHI. n. 4 St. p. gen. avs -. ' -. ssH
Chi. r. l. 4 p. R. r.. col. 4s -. -. TIN
do. col IS 80. s.,'...... SJh
do. rig. Is -. -. -. seH
Col Col Midland IS - -. -. ........ sex
Col & Sou, ref. & ext. AVS -. 80. 97N
Del Hudson CIV. As ........ io?h
Denv. 4 r. CIR. Is go. -. ''''..'. 9IE
Dlstiilers 6s -. 49, 500 '''' - .st%
Erie prior lien IS -..' ..'' .''.'' 70
do. CIV. Is ser A -. -. 81
uo' SER % 49,, .+s' s.'s'' ~ ~
Gen. Electric CIV. 5s >, -. 80. ...151
Illinois Central LIST ref. ls..,. ,... go. s9S
Inter. Mere. Marine ANS -. -. 80. 7l%
Japan As 49,. -. -. 49,. 81 4
do. AIS .... -. -. -. ...... 9tH
X, c. Southern LIST IS -. 80. 49,. 73h
Lake Shore deb. Is 1891 -. 80. =. =. 94k
Lou. & Nash, I'm. Is $50. 80. ,..... e9M
Mo- X. & Texas LIST IS -. .... ...... 99t
do. gen. AIS -. -. -. ........ 7Oat
Mo. Pacific As 80. 80. ........ S0is
Nat Ry. of M aus 80. go. ..,. go. -
n Y Central gen. 3hs =. 80. ...... 9At-
do. deb. As -. -. 80. 80. -. 95E
N. Y. N. H & Fl. cv. 6s 80. =. ..135h
Norf & West LIST con. As. ............. s9t
do. CIV. Is -. -. -. 800. 99E
Northern Pacific 4s 80. -. 500. .1o27
do. SIS -... -. 80. -. -. =. 72s
Oregon Short Line rfdg. Is :. -. -. %
Penn. ev. 5lss 1915 80. 80. f-.....k ~
enn; con. IS -. ,'., 49, ',......Aas
eadinE yen. IS go $50 80. 49,. sSM
81. Y. q ,. " g. 4e...t.s .........s slA
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New York, Nov. 20.-Hefdetbach, 1ckel
heimer and Company. today engaged $500.
900 in gold for shipment to Brazil.
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-RtsjnR. x-FaiiinR.
se7e b RIVER FORECAST,
The CoQsa and the Aiabama: Not much
cnange during the next thirty-six hours.
aS's WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Low pressure areas. or disturbances. center
IN minnesota and In southeastern Montana
THESE disturbances have caused light pre-
cipitation in upper Michigan, northern Min
nesota. northern and western Montana, In
tne mlodle plateau region and along the
middle and north Pacific coast. Areas az
relatively high, pressure overiie California
ana western Arizona, and the southeast nor
tion OF the country. During the last "a
hours the weather has been generally fair
in the central valleys. and throughout the
south and Southwest. The lowest tempera-
ture reported this morning was degrees
below zero at Hayre Montana Partly cloudy
weather Is indicated for this section for to-
night and Sunday 1t WIFI be much warmer
tonight. and VIII continue warm Sunday.
Twenty-Five Southern Stations and Fi,eIr
Temperatures.
Nov. 20. 1909.
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T--Indieates trace of precipitation.
y, II. SMYTH
Section Director. weather Burs~v
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NEW ORLEANS sPor corroS.


New Orleans Nov s0s-4sT0& bottom un-
changed. slnaddling IA iacs Sales Oh the spot
SEQ bales. to arrive 200 :. ss 80
Futures opened steady at decline of 204
somewhat better weather map After the
call the decline was continued as the result
OF the posting OF the weather forecast
promising dry and warmer weather and the
return Of favorable conditions for furfhering
the gathering of the crop. The very small
week caused unfavorabe comment and some
little short selling and since bulls made no
effort to support the market, prices worked
gradually lower Until near the end OF the
session, they were IS @2o; points lower than
yesterdays closing. Longs were disposed
to ltauidate In view Of the fact that the
market VIII listen to census report on
ginning the first thing Monday morning.
This added TO the weakness. In the last
half hour of trading prices recovered a little
on profit taking by shorts and the closing
was steady at a net decline of 4@17 points.
Futures this week closed unchanged. net.
compared with last weeks closing. Decem-
Der loses point January ID even. March
gains three paints and May and, July gain
~ and points irespe ctitiy,s Price have ranged
over about. so points advancing nearly two
aoIiafs a Bale ON the very cold weather re-
ported In all sections OF the belt. especially
In Texas. where # killed all hope Of further
top crop that will materially affect the total
yield. Later in the week prices fell Off as
the result OF heavy short selling in which
1t was said the. Memphis crowd led II
was the general opinion that this selling was
on the census ginning bureau Monday.
Spots this week advanced nc and closed
at the highest, Total sales the spot
amount to 5.53S bales. against 1870 last
week sales to arrive total 2.440 bales.
against 1890 last week.
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New Orieans. Nov. 20--Receipts So bar
rels rosin; 81 barrels turpeutine.
Exports for Liverpool 753 barrels rosin
for New York sc barrels rosin.
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Wilmington, Nov. 20.--Spirits turpentine,
nothing doing: receipts 10 casks.
Rosin steady 50 S.; receipts 81.
Tar firm 80 10; receipts 81.
Crude turpentine firm $3.50; ~ 90; and
81. 90: receipts Sc.
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All cotton factors are awaiting the
Census Bureau report on Monday.
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Drain Statistics.
Total ciearances OF wheat and flour were
equal to 411,000 bu.
Primary receipts were $4,000 bu. COM
pared with 1.f6S,0o0 bu the corresponding
day q year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
Is cars: corn 1913 cars; oats 81 cars; hogs
$4,000 head
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II has been prophesied that consider
able of the staple will be released fol-
lowing the issuance OF this bureau.
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LIVERPOOL CoTToN.

Liverpool, Nov. 2O.-C10sing: Cotton spot
in limited demand; prices points higher;
Good middling -. -. :. ......,.7. IS
Miduling 80. -. 49,. .-.- = 70
Low uiuunnS 49, 80. go. %
Good ordinary :. -. -. -. -. a 40
The sales OF the day were 5000 bales OF
and included 1000 American. Receipts 1900
no American.
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Wheat. IS cars. with of contract grade.
Corn l22 cars with 20 OF contract grade.
Oats lis cars
Total receipts of wheat at Chicago. Min
neapolls and Duluth today were 592 cars,
compared with 657 cars last week and 73l
cars the corresponding day year ago.
Produce Market.
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The rose Is the leader among corr
sage lowers s14
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Savannah. Nov. 2o.--Turpentine, nothing
doing: last sale sac; receipts az; ship
Resin firm; receipts 2.e2s: shipments L.
SS7: stock ia6.4e2. Quote: BDE $500: r
81. 0o@02t5: @ s4.o6; -. 10; ! 81. 5oi X
&c IL
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The cotton market was weak Satur-
day and prices closed at a decline of
II 10 10 points for all months.
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Paris. Nov 20.--3 per cent rentes 99c
five confines for the account.
Exchange on London IS francs. 20k CEN
times for checks
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49, sFA11lnS7 o. I'm ooNDfTIoN OF e
The Fourth Nat ional Bank
Of Msassonsry, Aabsms
At the closs q Businsss Nov. 10 1909
oFFIcEREs.

7. y. REYNOLDS. W. H. HUBBARD.
President. vice-President.
A. JOSHUA JONES. Cashier.
DIRECTORS. 4
T. J. Reynolds w. H. Moore. Breoi<s
Flowers. v. H. Hanson. s. l. Tyson.
w. IL Hubbard. M. Kahn. H. .. Ksaf-
man. B. Violin. q. b. Noble. ,. w.
Black. Jno. A. Yuns, q. s. Dowdeii,
>, l. cobbs, 8. @. Well. 3. L Holt. Jno.
A. Sellers. c. L Ruth.
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Local farmers still continue to brins
in distressing news about the crop witt
no more cotton in the fields to be pick.
ed.
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MEN YORK COTTON.

New York. Nov. so.--Iha cotton market
in response to disappointing cables and SELL
ms BY some Of yesterdays late buyers.
There was a good demand at the start and
prices rallied to about the closing figures
OF last night on buliish week end figures
and reports of strong southern markets.
Offerings Increased on the bulge and the
market eased back to about the initial fig
ures during the middle Of the morning. The
market closed steady with prices net 4G1a
points lower.
Receipts at the ports today were 1851
bales against sSsifs last week and 51.s7T
last year. For the week 225 900 bales.
against 2TT,64o last week and 4f0.4S7 last
veal. Tsday's receipts at New Orleans Q. 500
bales. against s.eoz last year and at Houston
7.os0 bates. against %. 500 last year. =
Futures opened steady and closed steady.
Futures opened steady and closed steady.
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Charleston. Nov. sO.--Turpentine steady.
5Sc.,
$500; q 81. o39s H s4.i5; 1886 x IS, SO:
NJ IS IS: N 800: VIC Sc. 2b; WV ss.75.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

FUTURES on the New Orleans Cotton Ex-
arrange today ranged a. foiiows;
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TREASURY STATEMENT.
washington, Nov 2e.--The condttien OF
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the Treasury At the beginning Of business
today was as foliows:s 1917 .s5sssst s.
NJ Trust Fund.-. -
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The total receipts of cotton into the
city amounted to about 74Ss bales. 8
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Abilene, Texas, wired: gwen If
khere Is frost In this section there is
no top crop to be hurt"
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One report says that hardly 5 per
cent. of the Southern mills have
enough cotton to last them two months.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL.
New Orleans. Nov. 2O,-cotton seed OIL
prime refined ia barrels per pound 8 soc.
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4 A local cotton man who took a trip
Saturday through Autauga County re-
ported that there was very little cotton
at the gins or In the hands of the far
mers around Kingston, independence,
Booth and Billingsley.
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Approximately zoo bales of wagor
cotton was on the Square. ~ II
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SELMA COTTON MARKET.
Selma, Nov. 2o.-tSpeciai. 1.-The price of
spot cotton was quoted In the local mas
ket today as follows.
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Another cable read: Improvement
IN Manchester. Somewhat more do
ing"
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sales IHiEhl Low Iclose
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Putnam, Texas wired: Cotton all
picked and sold. One gin turned out
only sixteen bales in the last eight
days"
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Liverpool cabled: Marrow market.
Continent selling"
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Port Gibson, Miss, wired: Great
scarcity of spots in country towns.
Every indication points to early ex-
haustion. Ovre 80 per cent. ginned.
Heavy frost has stopped the false hope
for top CROP"
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ufday.
One sale of about zoo bales Of tbs
staple was recorded.
This lot was released a shade below
IA 1-2 cents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-01
Minneapolis, MINI.

pns'ip Saob ON, at ma pilbe glenn.
me bans ferite bumoriltiife Caller.
S. Ioam 9ebe oerimoo er iimpeltben
Spnsmuger og intet anoet. SioIte
Spit par ban ogiaa oen enelte al Min.
itelotas Gongresm9nb, Der life bar
iltano til at opnaa 8ienpalg. San
bar befjenot iom Sitmorilt al BRO
fesiion, for ban bIep aonsrcsmano.
Do oa ban fsrIte Sang tog Srbet /
8ongresien, begpnbte man at le, for
ban fit G~nIebning' til at iiee noaet.
San fanot fig oa / oct uiinogaaeIige.
San orep 8isn meb Teprpientan.
terile ira Sititaternc, og ban nppnte
blanot anbet, at Buritanerne albrig
piloe baoe lanoet / Wasiahuiett8,
oeriom De fife bapoe ppret iieipge.
On nisie unge Spraoebasier / Storz
bperne bemRrfeoe ban / Sorbi9aaen.
De, at De "bruger fin Sio % fin Sars
Benge ! 5orie9et paa ON miligt at
Iinoe en- Sort SrGnoepir, Ser imoger
liseiaa go6t, naar oet fommer op,
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