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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-05
Interior Cotton Movement

Houston Steady: mddling, 11he nei receipts. 44.409; gross receipts, A. 409; ship. ments, 52,1s5; sales. 34l9: stock, 100. .2SS.
 Augusta: Quiet mlddling. II 1-16e; net receipts, 2l40: gross receipts, PHO: ship. ments, 451 sales, 1928; stock, 3l, ,s92.
 Memphis: Quiet; middling, l1ssc; net re. ceipts, 1193; gross receipts, 1430: ship. ments, 3l2; sales, 1900; stock. 9229.
 St Louis: Quiet; midding- 1155c; mel receipts, 192; gross receipts, 392; shipments 200: stock. 2251.
 Cincinnati: Net receipts, 931; gross re. ceipts. 93l; shipments. 3O1; stock, 927l
 Little Rock: Steady; mddling, He; ne receipts. 1886; gross receipts, 133G; ship. ments, 35i; stock, 20.549
 Louisville: Firm; middling, 11ssc net receipts, 221: gross receipts, 221; ship. ments ol; sales, 1Y: stock, 110
 Total today; Net receipts 5O,422; gross receipts, N,s59; shipments 53,s5f; sales s767; stock, 173,6s3.
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EUROPE |SAGA|N
 FOREMOST FACTOR Heavy Selling of American Securities at Leading
 Foreign Centers

New York, October 4-Europe was again the foremost factor in today S stock market trading. Latest develop ments in the Balkan situation precip- uated heavy selling of our securities st leading foreign centers. much of which had to be taken here. Foreign selling did not materialize extensive ly until after the close of the Euro pean exchanges.
 Londdns closing quotations for our stocks were highly encouraging with gains of a point or more in Atehison, Canadian Pacific and St. Paul. These were all duplica ted here, the first hour 5 volume being on an extensive scale but selling here for profits and the short account soon arrested the rise. Later when the offerings from abroad were sent in the entire market began to sag g and before the close nothing was left of the earlx rise except in few in stances The closing was active and heavy with ftful rallies from the low level. Money conditions were favorable to the market Not only did call and time money rates relax but our finan- ciers cancelled large part of the gold engaged in London during the week. This was accepted as proof of inn provement in the monetary situation.
 According to forecasts the clearing house banks are expected to break even on the weeks cash movement with the loan account in doubt. Addi- stipnal shipments of currency to New Orleans were announced. making the total more than s1,500,000 for the week. August railroad returns included Ches- apeake and Ohio with net increase of $113,000 Illinois Central with a net de- crease of $257, ,000 and Denver and Rio Grande with a surplus decrease of Ss9,000.
 The bond market moved with stocks showing initial firmness and late ir- regularity.
 Total sales, par value, s2,530,0 900. United States registered 2s advanced Is on call.
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Comparatiye Cotton Statement

New York, Ostober f.--For the week ending Friday:
 Net receipts at all United States ports during week, 441,Ss2; net receipts at all United States ports same week last year,
 47.sz9; total receipts since September l l, ,4o1, ,195; total receipts to same date last year, i,61s.s95 exports for the week, 3l2, ,3e3 exports for same week fast year, 4O6, ,391 total exports since September 1, s52, dGs total exports same date last year. LIP, 7i6, stock at all United States ports. 95,255. stock at all United States ports same time last year, 520,1lS; stock at all interior towns, 22s,S7s;: stock at all interior towns same time last year, 320 s67: stock at Liv- erpool. S1.0O0; stock at Liverpool same time last year, 244.0o0: s;ock of American afoat for Great Britain same time last year. 42S,GC0
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Hubbard Bros. & Co.'S Letter

New York, October i.-tSpecial.)-- Throughout the day the market was re- ceiving adyices of a good spot demand from spinners in the southern markets. Evidently the price. at the decline, was attractive to them, and there is the pos sibility of bad weather during the frost period. both acting as an incentive to buy against the goods which they can sell ahead at profitable prices.
 Late in the afternoon telegrams report ing storm warnings were received from New Orleans. Large buying orders ap- peared as January reached He. absorb. ing all of the offerings and closing the market steady at nearly 20 points higher.
 From the action of the market today one Is led to believe that spinners are willing buyers on any decline, and that any unfavorable weather will cause a sharp advance. 55tfi'r
 Liverpool is due to come about 6k points higher In the morning.
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WHEAT ADVANCESON BALKAN WAR RUMOR Upward Movement Begins at Outset and No Set
 back Occurred

Chicago. october 4.-Balkan war ru-
 mors today brought about a substan-
 tial advance in the wheat market.
 There was strong finish with price
 Ii ihc net higher In corn the outcome
 varied from i4c decline to 7sc advance. Oats gained s.o to L @ Ssc, and pro
 visions wound up more expensive by loo s5c
 Wheat bulls took only brief notice
 of early peace stories from Liverpool. Almost immediately an upward ten
 dency began and no material set back occurred. Final quotations were at the top. In addition bears suffered from the small increase of stocks northwest, the rate of gain being about Ac over that of yesterday. Export business was reported both from the Atlantic and the gulf. December ranged from 9oss O 92c, with final sales at the last named figures. rise of 1ac net.
 Increasing reportSthat frost damage had been serious in various quarters
 gave 'independent" strength to corn except for the current delivery. The wheat advance also helped. December sold from 527s d5s%c. closing firm 7sc up at 53%e. Cash grades were easy, No. yellow was quoted at 6S@69c.
 Oats showed a disposition to climb,
 owing to receipts being small and be-
 cause of the upturn in other cereals. Outside limits for December were 32ep S21ac, with the close $ O isc dearer at I321kc.
 Ha in nrONfSiOnS outsiders taking decided interest on the buying side The incentive ap- peared to come from foreign advices and higher prices for hogs. Pork closed | 17 ls 61 35c higher, lard 10@20c and ribs 121c to 15@17hc.
 Future quotations were as follows:
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Cotton Seed Oil

New York. October i.-cotton seed oil was firm early today on covering Of short sand reports of better consump- tive demand, but prices had a setback under increased offerings of crude and realizing. Closing prices were 2 to , points net higher. Prime crude, 4.S01 4.SIc, prime summer yellow. 6, 29m6. S5c; October, 6.30c; November. 6.03c; Decem- Der, b.o3c; January. G.0ic; February, COG
 March, 6-V9c; April, G.10c: May, 6.1Sc. Prime winter yellow, 6.706s7. 25c; prime summer white, 6.356r7 o5c; total sales, ysO0.
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Flour and Foodsfnffs

SeIf raislfs Hour, s5: Tenncssee fIour s5.5O Indiana flour. so.70; !daho flour. s5 M. Michigan flour, .s; bolted meal. per ss lbs. l.95; no. , corn, per h,,shat si.02; pure wheat shorts, $3l.oo. n,,re wheat bran, s2s; C. s. huIls, per ton. s,O. primo C. s meal. per ton. s23; c. s. feed meal. per ton, s26; No. l timothy nay. nsr ton s32; mixed alfalfa and Johnson grass. per ton. s21a22: corn chops, per l,r, h., sack. .ss.oo; alfalfa hay. per ton. s25 Johnson grass. per ton $lsdl7; mixed feed per ton. SsCQ37 oats, 50c bushel.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour: Easy.
 Rye: No. 2. 69@6shc.
 Barley: Feed or mixing, 47@54c; fair to choice malting, 6o072c.
 Timothy Seed: s2. .5Oq4.
 Glover Seed: s1S91s.
 Mess Pork: s16. 95d17 10.
 Lard: In tierces. $11 .55.
 Short Ribs: Loose. s10. .25GD1O. %.
 Butter: Steady; creameries, 25ia@3oc; dsiries, 231aar2sc.
 Eggs; Steady; receipts, 2564 cases: at mark, cases included, 19d2oc; ordinary frsts, 21e: firsts, 23c.
 Cheese: Steady; daisies, 17i4a17tsc; twins 16a4M17c; young Americas, 17Aa17i1c; long horns, 17H@l7hc.
 Potatoes: Weak; receipts. 12O cars i; Michigan, soc; Minnesota. 4se; Wiscon- sin, soc.
 Poultry: Weak; turkeys, 15c; chickens, 12c; psrings, l21kc.
 Veal: Steady; 9d114c.
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Bonds
Treasury Statement

Washington, October At the begin ming of business today the condition of the United States treasury was: Work ing balance, SS9,05s.994; in bankers insti- tutions and Philippine treasury. s33.056,- 022; total of general fund s149S29,S27. Re- ceipts yesterday s2,566376; disbursements yesterday $2927.032; deficit to date for the fiscal. year, s5,7sS,232, against $17,3s5 ,949 last year. These figures exclude Panama canal and public debt transactions.
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Metal Market

New York, October 4.-Copper quiet; standard, s11.25 bid October and No yember, s17.25 n 1T.50; December, SIPS M17.60: electrolytic. $17.62m17.s7: lake. S17.62M11S7; castings. $17.25M1737
 Tin dull spot. $5055 @ 50. 70; October, s50.32M 50.62 November, S5o.30@ 50.62 Lead quiet, s5.10 bid
 Spel'er steady s7.50M7.75.
 cookson antimony easy, 10M121ac Iron steady.
 Londos lead. f21 Is Cd; London spel : ter. f27 12 Cd. Iron. Cleveland war rants. 66s 9d in London.
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St. Louis Produce

St. Louis, October 4.-Flour quiet Hay steady; timothy, s13Q1s; prairie. s12u1i. Whisky, si 40. Iron cotton ties, 9fc Bag gng, 10 3-16c. Hemp twine, Sc. Pork, lard, Receipts: Flour, 12.0g0. wheat 97,oo0; corn, 54,O00; oats, s4O00. Shipments: Flour, 10000 wheat, 5000; corn, 5000; oats, 64, ,0OD.
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Kansas City Grain

kansas City. October 4.-Cash wheat unchanged to kc higher; No hard. s7n s0Ac; No. 3, s5@Ssc; No 2 red, q .0ie11 .04; No. 3, sl41.0l Corn, 1s91c higher; No. B. 67ikc; No ? white, 7ic. No. ,, 69c. Oats unchanged to izc higher No. white, 34M 3414c: No. ? mixed, 33dts1sc. Wheat: Close, December, s79sc; May. 91ssm9114c. Corn, December. 49c: May, 4sl.m4sAc; July, 491sc. Oats. December. 34c; May, 35c.
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Liverpool Cotton Market

Liverpool, October 4.-Cotton. spot, good business done; prices steady i. American middling fair. 6.S0d, good middling, 6.5Sd; middling. 6.32d; low middling, 6.12d; good ordinary. 5.60d l: ordinary 612d, sales, 14o0O. of which 800 were for speculation and export and included l3.2 200 American. Receipts 1900 bales. all American. Futures opened easier and closed steady. Oc- tober, 6.14Hd; November. 610Ad November December, 6.05d, i, December January, 6.05d. January Feb ruary, 6.06lad; February March. 6.0Sd; 1; March April, G.o9d F April May. e1ld, May-June G.12d; June-July, 6.12d.
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Imports of Merchandise

New York, October 4.-Imports of merchandise and dry goods at the port of New York for the week ending Sep tember 2S were valued at s1S,665.350 Imports of spoilers at the port week ending today were s210.331 silver. and s15.e25 gold; exports, s1,1e5,S75 silver and S2c0100 gold
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New Orleans Rice

New Orleans, october 4.-Rough Hon. duras rice was firm; rough Japan and clean rise steady on the local market today. Receipts: Rough. 3536; millerA 1884 Sales: Rough, 1237 Honduras at 27s u4Hc 100 Japan at 39sc. Quotations: Rough Honduras at 2.60m4 .3lc; Japan at ?. .75u4 10c; clean Honduras at 4isa514c; Japan at 3s4@4c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-05
New York Money

a5. New York, October 4.-Money on call steady; 4451a per cent; ruling rate, 4l: per cent; closing bid. 4s4 per cent; of fered at per cent Time loans steady 50 aud 20 days, 51ad5a4 per cent; six months, 5i4M5@ per cent Prime mercan- tile paper 51gn6 per cent. Sterling ex- change easier, with actual business in bankers bills s4 .S2. 25 for 60 day bills and s4.So.55 for demand. Commercial bills s4.S11s Bar silver, 64c. Mexican dollars 4sc. Government bonds firm, railroad bonds quiet.
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New Orleans. October 4-snot cotto

New Orleans, october 4.-Spot cotton steady; mlddling, 11isc; sales. 1900; to ar rive, HOO; low ordinary, 79-l6e; ordinary, Sac good ordinary. i3-16c; strict good ordinary, 10 3-16c; low middling, 1Oisc; strict low middling, 107sc: strict middIing, lie; good middllng, II 7-16c; strict good mddling, 115sc; middling fair. II 15-16c mddling, fair to fair, 12 5-16c fair 12 l1-16c Receipts, 357l; stock, 6O,127.
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Cotton Receipts

New York, October 1.-The following are the total net receipts of cotton at all ports since September 1 Galveston 765,- 194, New Orleans 63,511. Mobile 26, 425, Sa- vannah 191,s56, Charleston 6S, 131. Whining ton 63.2s5. Norfolk 43243, Baltimore 16l7 Boston 911, Newport News 1127 San Fran cisco 1885, Brunswick 49,33s, Pensacola 3095, Jacksonville 453, Texas City 1Go554, Aransas Pass 25.062: total. l,40l 795 bales.
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Fruits and Prodnc.

Apples, new, per barrel, g 50QJ4. .50:( Cali fornia peaches. selected. per crate, Al .00df s1.5o; California plufns. per crate. sl .50Sa2, California oranges. per box. $4d450. lem ons. imported, per box. s 50; cabbage. Der pound, 1ac; onions, per pound, 2c; span ish onions. per crate. sl .75; Irish potatoes. Sl41.10; lines. per hundred, Sl25. Sweat potatoes. per barrel N.z5g2.50: preservine pears, per barrel. $2-5o; California pears s34s3.25 per crate; Colorado celery. ne, crate. S4.5O
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-05
Dry Goods

New York, Octobet 4.-Cotton goods markets are steady; duck for hose and belting purposes is quoted for contract delivery 25c per pound. Sales of wide heavy sheeting are being stimulated. This Is due to the high price of jute products, bag manufacturers finding it necessary to substitute cotton goods. Yarns are firm. Ribbons have been ad- Nanced from 2A to per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-05
HUBBARD BROS. & co.

Cotton Merchants, Hanover Square, N. change, New Orleans Cotton Exchange. New York Produce Exchange. Asso- eiate Members Liverpool Cotton Asso- thase and sale of Cotton and Cotton seed OH for future delivery. Special at- xenn 1 cnts E of spot cotton for deiivSrI. eosrespendenee invited
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We already have the savings of than 10000 savings depostors. sassI~~ We would like your account. Interest is compounded four times year. xN The security offer capital stock of $ 500000 surplus and undivided profits of than 600000 besides the stockholders responsibility of $500O00 making grand aggregate of $600000 the margin of safety de- positors
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First National Bank of Birmingham

1885; stock, 6045.
 Montgomery: Receipts. f0,1S2; ship ments, 723i, stock 10,614
 Nashville: Quiet middling. 11hc; re- ceipts. IT; shipments, 25,I stock, 12s.
 Natchez. Receipts, 1054; shipments, 192. stock, 2s26
 Newberry: Receipts. 11o5; shipments, 1145.
 Raleigh middling, 10ise; receipts, 409 shipments, 275; stock, 2o9.
 Rome Receipts, 2096, shipments, 105S: stock. 1868
 Selma: Receipts, 7S0S, shipments 597S; stock. 4Sf6. Shreveport: Receipts. 1o,765; ship ments, 5f25; stock, 1440
 Vicksburg: Receipts, IA; shipments ' 575, stock. 1270 | Yazoo City: Receipts, 14l6; ship ments, 134. stock. 234S.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-05
St. Louis Grain

St. Louis, October 4--Cash wheat No 2 red, q 0sai or; No. hard. e1@94c Corn, No. 2,eS1zc: No. white. 75Q751sc. Oats No 2 321sQ33c; No. white, 35c Wheat, close, December, 93c; May, 9lMM91Ac Corn. December, 501sc; May. a1ssc. Oats, December, 32i4032ssc; May 34kc.
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Naval Stores

|! Savannah. october 4.--Turpentine firm, | 3ss4a39c; sales, 427; receipts. 42l ship
 ments, s35; stock, 37,290. Rosin firm
 sales, 1879; receipts, 1592; shipments, 64l9; stock, 9s.9ss Quote: B, s6.S21a; D, 6.S5; F. s6.s7s; F, s6.40; G and H. s6.42la; |. | $e. 42Ia@6.45; K, $6.65; M, sG.S0; N, s7.50, | WIG, SS, wv, $S .25
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London Stocks

London Ocstober 4.--Consols for mon &l. 14: for account, 74 3-16. Illinois Cen Hal. 134ta. preferred, s9. Bar silver 5eady, 29 s-16d per oz. Money &m2 per 0nt. Discount in open market for short
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Wool Market

St. Louis. October 4--Wool steady: me dium grades combing and clothing. 23l5m 2s; light fine. 19df2l; heavy fine, 13a1S; tub washed. 26Q35.
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Weekly Cotton Statistics

Liverpool, october 4.-Following are the weekly cotton statistics: Imports all kinds. 52.000; imports American, 46.0co, stock all kinds. is7,Ooo; stock Americans. 3S90oo American forwarded, 53,oq0; ex- ports, 30Q0.
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Fish and Sea Foods

Red snapper, l2c Tn bbI. lots; 14c, in small lots; groupers. ec; Spanish mack erel. 15c; speckied sea trout. i2lsc; carp. roughs. 6c; white perch. 1oc; speckled perch, l0c: mullet, 7c; sun perch or bream, 1oc: pompano, POO; mixed fish, Tl.c in barrel lots; 7c in small lots; crock CTS. 65ac.
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LOCAL QUOTATIONS
Pig Iron
Local Cotton
Meat

Lard. 13l4c; compound. Sc; D. S sbor. ribs, 13c; bellies. l3Ac: ham butts 1l1se: Boston butts, 1sc; pork loins. 1e, rpare ribs, 12c; breakfast bacon. 226zo1c. smoked bacon, 14s4c; regular han, 17c; skinned ham, 1sc.
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New Orleans Cotton Market

New Orleans. october 1.-The cotton market for cotton futures on the wheather map conditions opened to 6 points higher. Liverpool reported tincon- frmed rumors were, being circulated there that the war between Italy and Turkey had been settled on paper. Shorts cov- cred freely. Scalpters went long for a turn The forecast predicted rain for South Carolina and the rest of the east middle belt This was considered very unfayorahle and increased the tendency to buy. With the end of the first half hour of business prices were 13 points higher
 Toward the middle of the morning the prominent months became very apathetic. Scalpng longs sold their early pur- chases and prices sagged. Private mes sages from Liverpool told of an immense business being done in the Manchester cloth wholesale circles. These advices prevented further short selling. The price of silver made another advance as reported here and received favorable comment. The list had no great buying power late in the forenoon. and at mid day was only points improved.
 New Orleans Cotton Futures
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Grain Receipts and Shipments

Kansas City, October 4.-Receipts Wheat. 121,o0o; corn, HOO; oats. 10000 Shipments: Wheat, 14s,ooo; corn, 27,o0o oats, 2300o.
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Montgomery Market

Montgomery October 4.--fSpecial. D-- The local cotton market was quiet to- day; middling sold at 1oA C and strict middling 107sc.
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Coffee and Sugar

Coffee-Arbuckles. s2I.55 per hun dred pounds; Luzanne. 27c per pound Sugar, standard granulated. 5ikc per pound.
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Taking of American Cotton

New Orleans, October 4.-Seeretary Hes. ter gives the taking of American cotton by sptnners throughout the world as fol lows, in round nuDlbers
 This week 225,o00 this year. against 26s, 600 last year, 25o0oo year before last
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Poultry and Errs

Hens. 35a5oo;7 live. per pound. 15c. large fryers, Pc, nediums fryers. Pc: small flyers. 22c; ducks. 30Q s0c: Ruin- eas. 25c; roosters. soc: geese loes soc. live turkeys.&15016c: eggs. fresh. cass candled, 25c; extra graded candled eggs. 2Sc.
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cry butter. 35lac; process butter, 311sc daisy cheese. 1sc; imported Swiss cheese. 32c: German brick cheese, 20c; limburger cheese. 1ec imported roque- fort, 17c; Neufchatel cheese. per dozen, 45c: Pimento cheese, per dozen. 31.l0.
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What It Means


 The suicide of the white wife of Jack Johnson,' the negro pugiist, has a soeio- logical interest by reason of it's bearing on the question of racial intermarriage Some time before she killed hArsef the unfortunate woman is reported Ao havs said 'I am tired being q social okteast Even tho negroes don't respect me; Nthey hate me-"
 Ostracism was the inevitable penalty ot this il-assorted marriage. as it is of mar , riages between white men and negro women, Political equality under the con- stitution is one thing. but degree of so- cial equality admitting of the intermar r. riage of tie races is impossible. Nature has forbidden thefbanns with an authority that no law of man can override.
 Doubtless irregular alliances between blacks and whites will always occur and the birth of an Aexafdre Dumas serve only to eonfute theories. But marriage under such conditions is bound to prove hateful to either race. Statutes may sanction t. but public sentiment no leao than racial instinct never will
 The white woman who marries a negro and the negro wife of a white husband may always expect the contempt of their kind? In that fact lies the countrys protection against the bogy of miscegena- tion which the fears of the south at one time magulfied into real danger.
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Creamery Products Country butter, i50 20c; frssh creaas.
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Live Stock Market

bils SIS per cent. For three months bills, 37s@3 15-16.
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Total since September 1, this year. 906.- 0oo against S4l ,0c0 last year, and .o5.0oo the year before
 Of this northern spinners and Canada took 115.000 bales this year. against 10000 last year. and 153000 the year before southern spirners. 235,e00, against 20s.0o0 last year and iS3.000 the year before. and foreign spinners 55e,00o, against 495.00o last year and 3G9,0O0 the year before
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Sea Island

Savannah, Ga, October 4--Sea Island. ia ncy Florida and Georgia, 23la M24c: extra choice Florida and Georgia, 221a @ 23c; choice 21 1s @ 22c; extra fine. 2ola
 @21e: nne, 1sl. q zoe sales, 162; re- ceipts, 37s; shipments. 167; stock. 552S.
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LOCAL SECURITIES

Total sales for the day. 769, 800 sha
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New Orleans Cotton Futures
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-07-24
MEETING TONIGHT

The n-der OF the Protected Home
Circle will me-. In the old Masonic
TEMPLE on Friday nlght the .lndEe
.haSirS been forced .oTpiya up their.
;.rgseplar meeting last evening on L.
l1ss gu a JsnSlrs being made ,andspaiht;
Ing being dime ~ the interior 81 ths
lbsii elRg. Tia lights we're also eut
on and an electrician could not 6e
1htniraH IN tlfne to haye the iithii
turned on for the meeting.
All members are requested to be
present at the meeting.