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Mr.. William Kelley who had served
as clerk in the assessors Office for the
past number of years died Saturday
after long illness. The funeral was
conducted Sunday afternoon under the
auspices of the w. o. w. A wife and
four small children survive his untimely
death.
Backache-- rheumatism Vanish Away.
Men and women having b acKache,
rheumatism, stiff and swollen joints
are honestly glad to know that Foley
Kidney Pills are successful everywhere
in driving out these ills That is be-
cause Foley Kidney Pills are true
medicine and quickly effective in all
diseases that result from weak mac
tive kidneys and urinary irregulari-
ties. For sale by all druggists.
Hector Himel, the 'lame of his ma
ternal grandfather will be borne by
the young son of MIR. and Mrs. ]. c.
Henry who was ushered into this mum
dane sphere on last Friday morning to
the delight of his adoring parents and
other relatives.
May he live long and prosper.
DIR. Woodruff McCook has opened an
office for the practice of dentistry in the
| Williams building as announced in his
card found in another column, DR.. Nc
Cook is a graduate of Vanderbilt Uni
versity and besides having had the ad-
vantages of studying all the modern
methods, has had practical experience
IN using them while located at Robellne
and Ruston and while soliciting the
patronage of the public assures them
prompt aud courteous service.
How Is Your Boiler?
1t has been stated that mans
stomach is his boiler, his body Is his
| engine and his mouth the fire box. Is
your boiler (stomach) in good work
| ing order or is ii so weak that it will
not stand full load and not able to
supply to supply the needed energy
to your engine body? If you have
any trouble with your stomach Cham
berlain's Tablets will do you good.
They strengthen and inyigorate the
stomach and enable it TO do its work
naturally. Many very remarkable
cures Of stomach trouble have been
effected by them. For sale bY all
| dealers.
Messrs. Houston representing the
Construction Co., Mandel, chief engl-
neer, Morse, Sec ty-Treasurer of the
Construction Co., formed part OF
prominent Orange and Northeastern
railroad men who are here this week
in the interest of that road, looking
after the surveying of their route from
10TH and IF tho limo
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,ag 70 Save Money.

r. s t'1ley's Honey and Tar Com
~ (. I, money beGalse just q fen
49, me cough a ID culu ana
tU!e lasts a long time. Iuqnick-
r. ~ am infiamed surfaces, stops
az throat. harsh, raspIig. colgtls
-, ljoafSeiIesss, 5ryIictsaui ana ia
grippe coughs. For sale ny all drug
klsts,
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Master Henry Glover met with a
serions accident on tuesday morning
that caused a great deal of uneasiness.
While enroute to school on his wheel
he ran into butchers cart and in the
collision was thrown to the ground
and kicked in the head by the horse.
His long unconscious condition and
hemoreages from the ear, was distress
ing for a while, but after the doctors
reached the scene and he was taken
home he regained consciousness, and
then rested very quietly for several
hours.
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Methodist Minister RECOMMENDS Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy.

Rev. James A. Lewis, Milara, Mimi.
writes: "Chamberlain's Counh Rene
DIV has been needed and welcome
guest in our home for number of
wears. ] highly recommend 1T TO my
fellows as being a medicine worthy OF
trial IN cases Of colds, coughs and
Group" GiAe Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy trial end we are ..conhdent
YOU will find it very etfectual and con-
tinue to use it as occasion requires
for years to come, as many others
have done. For sale BY all dealers
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1914-02-19

LEOPOLD LEVY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-16
Previous Contests
for Davis Cup

1000: England vs.. America, nj
LOnGwuud. near RoSton. America
won three matches to nothing. conc
match not played; ono left unhDIsh-
cdJ Americn-M. ~. whitman.
Dwight y. Davis, Holcontb Ward.
IL. Roper barrett.
1909: England W. hmcrtcn. Mt
Crescent Athletic Cinh. ut Bny
Hidcc. America won three matches
to two. .tmrr,cn--N. -. Whitman,
ID. y. Davis, itolcomh warL. ling
innd-W. l.. Dohcrty. IL. l.. D0hcrt!.
j. rim.
I0O3; England ~. America, ut
i.dnRwood, near Boston. I;D;.innd
won four matches 20 one. America
William \. Lnrucd. Robert u.
Wrcnn. George T.. Wrcnn. EnH-
InnJ--R. i. Dohcrty. III. 4. Dohrrty.
iniI: t.nginnd. Rc!aium, France
and Austrin. Chnl,cpEc rounds
England ~. BciEiun. mt Nimbicdon.
England. England won five matches
Ia nothing. EngInnd-H. T.. Dohcr-
~, II. T.. iDohcrty, Il. l.. Rlslcy. Tel
gium-p. dc Norman. ". I.emuirc.
1905; England, SmcrIca, France.
Australasia, Austria, BciEium. Chni-
IcnYc round England vs.. America,
al Wimbledon. Englnnd. England
lnnd-K. Il. Dohcrty. VI. T.. Dohcrty,
=. u. smith. Amcricn-Wiiiinm A.
I.nrnrd. iioIcomb Wnrd. Bcnls {.
Wright. W. J. ClOfbicr.
1905: Australasia. England, Amer
len. France. AustrIn. thniicnEe
round Mt VIM bicdou. England won
i've matches 10 nothing. EnEinnd-
:. II. smith, ir. D.. Dohcrty. R. +.
Dohcrt.. tmcrica-Hoicomhw Ward.
II u,
1907: England. America, Austrn-
Iasin. Challenge round nj WimhIe-
dou. England. Australasia won
three matches To two. EnEInnd-
=. W. Gore, IL. ROPER Hnrrctt. tus-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. T.. WiidinE, Nor
man L.. Brooks.
i8GS; Austrninata, America. Eng
land. Challenge match mt Melbourne.
Australasia won three matches to
two. MISUNDERSTANDING l.. Wild
ing. Norman T.. Itrookc-. Amer
fcn-I'rcucrick d. Alexander, Bcals
&. Wright.
1900; Australasia. America, Eng
land. Challenge round NJ sydney.
Australasia wen five matches tn
nothing. Observation-Disclosures =.
Wiiding, Norman H. Bronl>cs.
Observation-Disclosures T.. Mcl.ouEhiin,
VI. II. Long.
i0fl: Australasia, Amcricn. t;nE-
lnnd. ChniicuGc round nj Christ
church. New IcnIand. tustrainsin
won five matches to nothing. AUS
trnin sln-Sormnn r.. BrooIScS, 4. W.
Dunlop, II. W. Heath. America
Maurice r.. McLouEhliu. Bcnls e.
Wright.
1917: Australasia. England, France,
America. Challenge round ut Mel
bourne. England won three matches
10 two. Observation-Disclosures II.
BroO1scs, II. ". iLcRth. 4. w. Dun
iop. i:nEiau,i--,T. &. pnrkc, 4. Il.
Dixon. a. -. Hcanish.
iai3; tmcrjcn, England, Austria
insia, Germany, France. Cnnnda,
South ifriru, HrISium. Challenge
round ut Wimbledon. Amcrica won
three matches to two. tmcrirn-
,Inuricc T.. Mclaughlin, u. Norris
Williams, scc0nd; II. H. IInckctt.
EnsiHnd-.J. &. Pnrkc, c. l.. Dixon, IL.
Roper Barrett.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-16
Horse Show Dates
VIRGINIA.
Wnrrcnton, August 1920.
Bcrryvillc, August 1927.
WEST VIRGINIA.
White Sulphur Springs, August H.
IL.

tho West End Gun Club. lie was shoot
Ing in a squad made up OF llotchkiss.
8oyd, Hunter, Swartwout and Ham
mond. ST.. who arc expected to repre-
SEM the West End team at the state
shoot, and he was The only one in the
squad who held up 10 his average. the
rest Of them being far below their
usual form.
II. q. Cabcll lea his class easily. ami.
shooting steadily looks good as one
Of those who are likely 10 make the
first team
J c. Tisnor broke through with ono
OF the best scores OF the afternoon. and
viii probably make the second team.
if not the first. if he holds his present
salt.
It will be a rough roll and tumble
fight from now until the State shoot
as 10 who will make the first and see
ond teams. and with sixteen men over
so per cent and better it viii narrow
down 10 10 which are the five surcst
men in n pinch rs 10 who will he Sc
Icctcd.
Thomas {. pcRosscttc. OF Baltimore.
was 4 guest Of the club this week, and
made the nice score OF - per cent
W. Gordon Ilarvie tangoed around
Cary s. Easley. heating him by ,wo
birds. but he has not been able to
stop his cousin John so far this 500
son.
Mac. Hart nosed out one bird ahead
of Hammond, Sr..
NJ. c. and J. l. Anderson motored
out 10 witness the shooting.
Mr. Fitzgerald. Of Memphis. Tenn.
was also q guest. and shot IN the cx-
tras. The shooters, rs a rule are set
tlinc down and turning In good scores
though some OF the .ucu are Still hav-
ing trouble trying TO shoot guns which
do not fit them, and continue to somc
out afternoon after afternoon VIII a
different gun, which accounts for some
Of the poor scores reported
The score:
Shot at fftv. broke:
w. l.. Boyd. a.
y. H. Storr. ... Is
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WARM CONTEST IN
MEDAL TOURNEY
Men and Women Primers Put Up High
scores Forest Hill Park

The local bowiers taking great interest
IN ,he gold medal contest now being held on
the Forest Hin runs. and during the past
week changes have been made in each divi-
sion.
IN IN. tenp.n contest Gilbert set a new
mark for the runs when he put up i's for
high Individual game.
Mrs is A. Collins IS now leading In the
womcn's ducqpin contest. with 81 for high
Individual game.
Mrs. Ella IinrdaMay. Win the score 81 rs
And in the mems ducapia contest. Meanlcy
has anchored himself in first place, with
30 tor high score.
The management OF tho Forest HIN runs
has offered four engraved gold medals for
the month or August to the men and
women howlers who make the highest indi-
vidual IN both duck and tenpins.
The contest has been arranged in four divi
sions. and Judging from the interest shown
hy tho bowlcrs 1: Is safe 20 say that the
contes; Will eclipse all previously held in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-16
isow the Contest Stands.

BOWERS do not forget that rho ,enpin
season i near. and start Your averages to
running before the next nlcreity tourna-
meni.
several good fve-man teams should ne
picked from the many crack pin knights o:
this city
The next tourney will nc featured in Bal
tnore and II l. expected that Richmond
viii send d rousinE delegation.
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w. L. BOYD TIES E. H. STORR;
BREAKS 48 OUT OF SO BIRDS
sharp Contest Is on for Five Hest
Shooters tn Represent Club
fn the state Meet

w l.. BOYD tied l.. H. Storr. a pro
fcssional, yesterday afternoon. maxi
ing the excellent score of forty eight
of MY. and again established his title
10 being the best amateur trap shot Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-16
airs in Virginia

PncinG. frottinc. stccp!cchnsc and
running events will feature the fol-
lowing virginia. fairs this season:
Winchester, September S-li.
HOaDOkc, September .2-25.
Lynch burg, September 28-0ctobcr
..
Richmond VirEinin SfHtc Fairp,
October 80.
Petersburg. October Ia-I6.
Danyfi1c, October II-f1.
EmpOrla, October .0-.i.
Farmvillc. October 2D-.3.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-16

voting contest il creating !nicres, amongst
the local sand otters. The voting last week
was heavy. Hulcher Was leading Hoover
by ~ votes on Tuesday. Hoover gained a
great Lead up 20 Friday night. and now
leads lulcher ny ESQ votes The contest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-16
sEAHo.Anp AiK LINE Es1LwAY.

The Progressive Railway ~ tho SOUTH
soul hnon.!a rHins schedGisa 70 ieaHs Ricn-
r. NJ. sleepers and coaches. Atlanta. Biz
to Hamlet and coaches TO Atlanta and Bir-
minsham; 1915 ~ NJ. sleepeTs. Atlanta. Biz
niinsham. Memphis. Jacksonville. Tampa.
ana coaches jacksonville.
Sorthhound trains scheduled 10 arrive la
RichmonG daily: 5:5j y. ~. SEQ A. NJ. 5:oI
u. NJ. 5.i5 y. VI. Local
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-16
PLANNING FOR A BIG
DUCKPIN MATCH

Richmond and Roanoke Bowicrs Likely to
Play Twenfy-Fiyc- Game Series.
News From tho Runs.
The Palace howlers msac the satsn ,napcs
ny last week for high scores and averages.
Local howlers arc now preparing for tho
hiS homeland home duckpin scriez 10 he
rolled between Richmond aud Roanoke \
scrios OF twenty-five games In duckpins will
DO rolled 10 decide the champion team OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-16

Rowscy's Pets defeated tho Alco- team
last Thursday night ny III pins In q three
game series OF uckpins. Martin. NJ the
Aicos team. captured high store for his
team. while Eowssy. OF the Pets. ied an
the teams for grand total ana high scorc.
his score being rs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-16
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

s:l5 Al ocal Dai!y-Ncwport News.
$40 A.--1ocal-D aIly-Ch'v.lle. Elk sun.
Thurmond.
te:oo A.-Express- Daily--Nortolk, Old Point
t?:lo A.-I.ocal-Daiiy-L'ch Lex. c. Forge
i2:J5 Noon Express : DAILY = Norfolk. Old
Point
H:so ESprcs..-D qiiyNorfojK, Old Point;
$500 l-Daily--N. News. Old Point. +.
H:i5 P.--Local--EN sun. GosdonsviIe.
'a:io P.-l.ocal-ES. Sun-Lyacnburg c. ForEs
'2:le P.-ENpresS- Daiiy-Cin.. f.vlle.
$50 P.-I .inited-paiiy-Cin. Ch'go, ST. 1.
Slrerers. paVor Cara
TRAINS ARRIVE RiCHMoNp-yoral from
East: l0:i5 y. NJ $40 j. NJ. Through from
East: ll:S1 \. NJ, goo =. NJ. $50 p. NJ 1-oca,
from West: SD :. NJ. s.la 30 A. NJ and T:i5
Z: N. Through: $40 A. IL. 1880 noon aud
James River Line: ..s:a5 A. ~. 600 p. NJ.
Daily.
:. Daiiy except Sunday
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five mon In the State. I, t. probable that
tho winners Will tackle Washington ar Bal
tiinorc for a same or nearly alike series
Big Series Tuesday Night at 40 T.. VI.
Rowsey and Gilbert vs.. Anderson and e. /.
Cosby. These two two-inen teams Viii roll
three games In duckpu- to decide tho best
two-nlan team IN ths city, Andy and Cosby
are likely 70 show Pop Ro~sey and his
partner, Gilbert. hard road IN travel al
snlllng the small nples.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-16

RAILROADS

Leave Richmond.
gath and u Strcbts
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Financial and Commercial Il

year. 10,314,21O year before last; over
land across the Mississippi, Ohio and
f'oSefnaef rivers 10 northera mills and
Canada, .911 ,26S. against 892,223 last
year; interior stocks in excess of
those held at the close of the CONNER
cial year, 607.37.. against 513,7f1 last
year; RontheTn mill taldngs, 2,2S3, 600,
against 2.8S1,716 last year. These
make the total movement for the 1877
essS fFs;Is Sept. to date I2t235,344.
asatstste I043, IT'S last yeafs l,ess Il
Foreign exports for the week have
been 223s969. against 1903, ,481 last year.
making their total thus far for the
Lee, 154. :.a:;:: $685. SOC sGs & lost
Sear.hanI increase Of 820t69Oy The to-
tai takings of American mills, north
and south, and Canada have been A.
841 BAT. against 4,1S0,565 last year
stocks at the seaboard and the. 90
leading southern interior centers. have
decreased during the week 1853 ,221,
against a decrease during the corre-
spending period last season 42,665.
;ffFld are now 1896 larger than at
this date in 1913
Including stocks left over Mt ports
and interior towns from the last crop
and the number of bales brought into
tsfght tiHus8sfar for the new crop the
supply to date is 13.0G1 ,76I, agninst
l2'407iS@ for the same period last
yeanE+.rH
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New York Cotton
~ Assoclatod Rressl

my AAHtaslRtH0 -ffBSSi
Now York. March .6.--After showing
eonsidorahle steadineRs during today's
carly trading cotton turned easy late
in the afternoon undaF local liauida-
tionI WHICH came largely from Wall
street sources, and may. have baen ins
spiFad by weakness in, the stock mar
k7t, The clos Nas ysteatiy y al ,uI6hang-
ed, prices on March. bur generally
70 10 points net lower IS,
Liverpool was higher, and private
cables attributed the staadinass' TO o
Bped trade demand. Liyerpcoi Was q
considerable buyer here, and II was
rumorad that foreign, houses were
buying Mly and July for fresh account
as well as for the puEpOss OF rednc-
Ing straddlos. There was also q iuy
cal demand, but support became loss
active az soon as Liverpool closed. and
prices b2gan to sag off. Increased es-
tini9tsRs, fof Sths, ,ipteEsight, 4. owing 10
comparatively large ciearanca$ pTab.
ably helped to, check the buying moye-
neht, hut no important pressure: de-
yHloped until late In the day and, the
pEeai taYas AnastJbat. face, of ,eantialed
reports OF good spot demandt in
tho south. 80.
Spot cotton. quiet; mlddling uplands
1900; ,gpR, 1925, ,;t.4.. "a. ,.,,a
No sales. =,
Cotton. futnFRs closed steady. sG.{,.,
March. Opened, 1919; closed t2.lG.
May opened, l1.74; closed, I1.65,
,Jnly opened, 11.72; closed, lL8l.
|. .OctoborS opened. u.36; closed slli28.
IiDSeember, 'epeEad i 1ss9; = closed, 1t.32.
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Wel ottoia.

- Z. = = .
Now Yorte March !. 8. lThe cotsob
tl DURING tile
nast week nut after ma king naw. low
|raaofass for tsie season y steasiiet on
cove ss and Eepo ports OF, q Siiettor Isp not
Idet1tftii on OF MIRO and
tEansR facil as :aby, the storm
Edb9btiees rastt:i icted igqneTdf Ansluosa
! ana tradlnf he's bSell a n an y
stef elfiag from mon tom b
toe aon 5strad iset tgeens f6fa 81 4 a 5i,s.
erbool. SiEeS the stopping .of notlcos
isleaair sssft taEest /. 4 iEhora fureh,
pFemihn1 has iaIeased bur I. az ;. ~,
points ~; oHas oyer & May. these ;sa ma
intlrAets yhage. been! moderate sellers.
agalnst purchases of tie later month:
willie, asi.7 = IS; at I40 naints
under IsfVe pool pold stf ddEe short
OF May her Inst purchases abroafl,
-heVs ibeans re dneed. ! I ! !, 81 I5s
s tReports that feEaign growths ars
offered i lilsHal discounts silftler
picAn nflyA :fflspiret rcTle
Traders vi lions GiE. n =,
.ins .substIeilt tion, l: the tai. afoi,ilrl
the ring he reg leete tegi confi1ued con-.
flEsions qf bI as the rnes.ifs 81
the old ,cfoR DO ltion. owing 'laranly,
10 the Ann sscgfpIty of hlch sriisslb,
resulting fs.ons tils character VI I, So
american ia ine efeaset jrlalfls
abroad { IS $50; {, s.
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TONIGHT DECIDES NF0 THE WINNERS Of
THE TWENTY DOLLAR GQLaPECES ARE
HuSters Still Have Chance Come Wire First Ia te
Great Race for the First Grand Prse-Dont Chance p
to Win Splendid Touring Car BY Iding
Away Your Time. -=


What are you going To do today
If some one were to tell you that few
subscriptions more or iess would de-
terlnine the winner of the Touring Car
or prize OF smaller value, any fair
mindedcOntestant would strain every
effort to get all the subscriptions in
herspower between' now and March 10
mt 8 O'Clock y. III. That is just what
you want to do. Do not set certain
number, that you want to get, but get
every one, that YOU possibly can.l iAyau
would foef bad if you missed thai
Ford ear b yone subscription, wouldn't
you? Whom you think that 'you have
gotten everyone that you possibly can,
get another one, and so on. You will
be surplsed.at howmany more you can
get than you think you, can. r. s..
Get started today. Don't wait until
TOMORROW to get subscriptions. There
are plenty to be gotten II you,bnt make
the proper effort. This is the time
II testf . >entestant's grit. 1t 10 not
LofcaI'y ~ get the subscriptions as Il
was In the beginning, when tho con-
test was now, but there are subscrip-
tlons TO be procured and the ladies
that get them these Hast fa@ days. ars
TIA ones TINT are going to reap. the
relsards. OF tho 18th OF March VIII
you be the owner OF the ,Eord Touring
Cay. or q slf;E ont &c sIfis
self y asE 81 y. z
peshsI Ii a NJ 4iE r. IN 4 Iltii5
fsrsflce II The, Rrfaes, ia fgeIy gfetih
bot insil money aaisia 3 ia IN. .hsih hoS ara
tltSlI yplle fyi csc iSlsss n 81 i
Will depend sjIeeesB.e Ne Y !, 8i B
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New 0rleans, March 5.4eS SecretS
55pster.s, isgeelsaS scsfss stilaai 81, ~,
siisS fisssss,
the seven sdaye. en.sl,sg ss, s. cate iasI
year around sgIates 81 f7.Oo0. 4 az.
Sese asr ths same tlpaa ibe.
H Fef the six days 6f AIafchsthe totals
show an increase over last y6ar az
10lla0 and a 1csSsAsssaasz =. 49,.
itla aae 80 0Aa ;
For the IS7 days az che season tie
}aggregate IS ahead of the iS7 dass. 81
Z Iasss; geser 80 200 and behind the. aania
ltiile year see0Fa hast es1eG 900 ,Itis
aat1 - til,irs
ing tsie past s. eiE slias baen
fos tlie seven daye
lealill tllIs 81 * ast $ eai. an sos ~, 4
s.x days it has hectl rs a2h.
8gatnat ] A4s isst year A. sl. s.'
sliie sinot e81esse ItS tpt 4 ID,
shows rtneipfs ST ali i Unit ssus
,2nFtesSs /, es0s lnRk = e 4 81
4 w.. -.
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dAtreet, Review

New York, March c.. Bradstreets
tomorrow will say; .,,,,,s..,.
) tIlSsd aspects lleok large, In this
week y trade reports stormy weather
In. the east tied. up traffic aad kent
b'gy!era away from the. markets. Mnre-
over, while sentiment as to;the future
has n9f lost any OF its optimism. ac-
tgals buying is conservative, heii1g held
close feS ;feala aheeds. :41d sReoulatiye
PropeRSities arc conspicuous by their
abs4nco. 4 :. = T;@'f i5s
Labor is in better call, industrial
nEses;sa1e:;;s arc more active ana in. I,u-
merolls indoor occupati ea3 .idIeness is
OF esllgibIe proposition Opera tians
in the iron and steel Industry hold to
their recent gain, with y tendeney.to-
ward fnrlhc- Improvement.
For the week bank clearipgs were
000,. q. decrease Offs per
cent. from 1919. Business failures were
266, against 259 last,sear. Wheat ex-
ports were, 3,576, ,737 bushels. against
SIlasti yeRt.',, ~ 4 t..s.s.l ,-issgaI =.
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Newt orleans Cotton

70
New Orleans. March 6 After ,staad-
mess in the. early part OF the ,essian
me Gotten maFlaty yhaEf today, fell unr.
,defs the thFSatsned Sfnv vSstigatian of
future; exchanges by congress. Much
long cotton Was thrown overheard and
pears Soldz large quantities Of co..aa
short. Al lowest OF the day thu mar
Ret stood at not loss, OF I2 10 13
noints The ,cisss was at u net loss OF
8. to. II points.
- The' large export movement for the
week. fcpprts of a better business in
th55 spot markets. < low, temperatures
In the early petitions. of the western,
pelt and tha desire sof shorts, to, cover
oNeE the week end 3wera. sus. aininfr
'featIiEes OK the iItsrning nm which
prices we're fairly we'll maintained ell
though the high levals of the day Sare'
only ; to 57 points over yesterdays.
close. z
The weekly statistics wera rather
disappointing to the bull side as. tho,
lntefsiEbt was somewhat larger than,
paetsd and mi Y llsRgs not las. iargas.
otg2dtfo d q \ n 3 q
ding, l2.SA Sales on lthesspo 900
,tS.arrjye s125. - ,.t.i u .si 's
ton futures inloged, Z l,5ss 4 I,t % I,
a2&s,s .sfs..y,if - 4si1k 4. x ,26
!. tuN nslt.'.S+is ,l.S t..f5.s .a:,...12a25,
October Us. IT a.
SsSHtiHibeF -. ~. ~, 80. NJ
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-07
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res6l zen 60 liiuEs ON Pres idebE ,ypilsoii
to eSRlair eeftaia phases iD hiss Ran+
ana canal address. ~ .s
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cAn atfaIrs before tho f0eeign reia,
tions entsalnitte6 - Jss $s - : -.
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tor Ashurst not TO fEess fnryR vote
now ON the sWoTnan = sli igEages corstifit-
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repertea q bill TO repeai, the sPanaSna
canal tolls eSenlrt ion. ii Il 4 /. =
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