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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-03-17

Total $3.50 "a 5
Possible increase in income les
timated) $4,000.
Balance to provide for $326,645.
State tax of 10 cents, $241, 900.
Balance remaining unprovided for,
$50, 645.
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II is doubtful Il the Significance OF
the action taken by the Exchange au-
in putting the brakes on the
speculative movement * fully apprcVi-
ated even yet The Stock Exchange
deliberately engineered "A reaction ar
b!trarily exercised Is power To re-
strict the ability of the public to spccu-
late. This actiou Is unprecedented. The
result has been that the speculating
public was forced 10 take profits when
IL didn't feel like dong it at ali. The
public was elected at the top Of n rise
and a new page Of speculative history
has been written At no time before
has the professional community ever
frightened up on margins AT the top Of n
rise. Always have margins been left
TO the automatic action of the market,
which meant that the public was forced
To sell after every bad smash. This ac-
ton OF the Stock Exchange authorities
is in reality the most extraordinary de-
parture from all traditions and IL Will
be n hit surprising II they are taken
to task by their constant critics for vio-
lat ng the inalienable rights OF the pub
lie TO do what II likes with its money.
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Speculative pOsitiOu.

Around the commission houses after
the close OF business there was an air
OF perfect ~equtnimity IL not pleasure
over the results of the day. This Is an
unusual state of affairs. Nf,cr a break
like yesterday mornings in the nast
there has always been a feeling OF un-
easiness about. People could not under
stand II exactly and went around aues-
tioninE each other as to what It all
meant. There is no mystery about what
mas happened on this occasion. The
stock Exchange in cooperation with the
banks has forcibly put the brakes on
an impulsive market movement which
threatened to become dangerous and has
cleaned out an unhealthy market condl-
ZION. The result Is that speculative ao-
counts have been gone ovcr with a fine
comb and that where these have been
round TO have inadequate protection they
nave been weeded out ruthlessly. The
break was a severe one in a few Of the
indusirlils and IL may he that n moderate
amount of margin calls went out last
night. There are always some pc, pie
who escape the dragnet for a time.
But generally speaking satisfaction WAS
expressed with the state OF the speCula-
tive account At the close and with the
the market hal acted under fire.
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Perhaps the most striking feature Of
the break in prices was the lack of real
injury that was done. There was forced
selling IN quantity, bu: it was a some
what different kin OF forced selling
than that generally seen on a break. For
one thing spectators are TO . great eX-
tent trading on big profits They have
made money freely and could afford To
see losses. Also the losses themselves
were not SO terrible, considering the
previous advances. And rhen a great
many people We're forced to take big
profits, not losses, as "A result Of the new
margin requirements. one broker saws
"A customer with Baldwin Locomotive
bought around 10 Yesterday morning
when he vas told that under the new
ruling adopted by the house he must
produce a 80 per cent. margin or sell
out around l22, The new res. rictions
in regard to margin requirements also
let a good many people out ON stops
which would otherwise have been placed
anywhere from ten to twenty points
lower down. All these things help to
explain why the very vicious break in
the industrials did not hurt as much as
might have been expected. The brokers
themselves were surprised at the way in
which their customers We're able to sup
port their position n the cquanimity
with which they viewed the cutting
down Of ZONE handsome paper profits.
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BREAK IN STOCKS
UNSETTLES COTTON
Sharp Reaction. Followed by
Strong Recovery Before
the Close.
BAD WEATHER REPORT

Although recent reports from Southern
nand from spinners around the present
level in the South, the break In cotton
Yesterday which carried prices of about
20 points from Tuesdays closing was
caused almost entirely by the u~neaslness
created by the weakness in the stock
market, Consequently when stocks
showed steadiness TOWARD the close cot
ton went up with "A rush and regained
all hut about 10 points of the days
loss.
Most of Tuesday the big bulls In cot
ton we're reducing their lines on the adj
vance and their effort to replace their
holdings was responsible for yesterdays
strong closing. 1t is the opinion Of
some Of the shire widest operators In the
trade that the market will show more
or less irregularity FOR n short time,
or at least until the offerings around the
10 cent level In the South have been abb
sorbed by the trade. 1t is natural to
expect considerable hedge selling by
shippers and m rchants until they have
secured AN outlet for their purchases.
IN the meantime speculation must stand
in the gap and absorb these offerings
IN the form of hedge sales.
Viewed from the standpoint solely Of
the cotton market, yesterdays news was
bullish. The weekly weather report went
30 far as to state that indications point
10 the smallest crop in a number Of
wears. Particular stress was laid on
factors. including drouth and weevils
that had prevented the development Of
the top crop. 1t seems easonab to
assume hat IL 1t had not been for the
weakness in stocks. cotton would have
advanced sharply as a result OF the
publication OF this very bullish state
ment.
Indications point to cold weather in
the Southwest. Oklahoma yesterday re-
ported temperatures as low as o.. There
10 a possibility Of frost in north Texas
and Oklahoma this morning.
Operators are paying more attention
70 the technical position of the market
than anything else just now. This seems
10 have been pretty well adjusted as
j result Of yesterdays break.
Futures closed steady.
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GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
something DOInge

The action Of Bethlehem steel stock
uufihg the day was described by acute
observers as the most impressive per-
iormance they had ever witnessed. Two
Thousand shares were traded in and there
was an excellent market for the stock
an DAY long. In fact the stock was posi-
tiVeiy snatched up wherever II OF.
.ereu' IL went to n new high record Of
4ol and closed at 400, "a net gain for the
uas OF va II wac "A bad day for the
war brides which Of course makes the
record OF the chief of them "a most en-
araSrdinary and significant performance.
ihe secret OF II is. of course, that the
STOCK Is practically all bought up and
'hat IL Is not in he Street at all, but in
strong boxes. The result OF this state
or affairs Ia that speculation in Bethle-
hem steel has automatically disappeared
IN addition obstacles are being placed in
the way of speculation in the stock bv
outsiders. \ veteran Wall street man
ucVtites that never in his experience OF
toTty odd years has he seen "A cas-, where
u was made 80 hard FOR an outsider TO
guy "A single share of a stock in a specu-
lative way. To his knowledge five Stock
r'xchange houses refuse To buy il except
TOR cash. Institutions even refuse to
make loans upon the stock. And Vet
mere is a quietly growing demand for
betnienein steel at constantly ADVANCING
prices. The veteran explains his general
differences from this state OF affairs. IT
don't know anything more than any
other outsider about what is going on in
bethiehem Steel. but | am strongly sus-
picious When they go out OF their way
to make 1t easy for me to speculate I'm
stocks | don't want them. But when
they make II practically impossible for
me outsider | can make a shrewd guess
that solething is up"
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1t has been universally realized that
speculation in the railroads war prac-
ticaily nil and hat the position in this
quarter was very strong, Nevertheless
the way in which the rails acted while
2 number of indus,rials were breaking
in "A wide open manner was "A revelation
to the Street. There was heavy buying
of the rails from start to finish, and the
whole list strengthened remarkably, clos
ing at general gains. Some OF the rails,
especially the low priced ones. which
would naturally feel the speculative i'm
pulse first and strongest. were very con-
splcuous IN this regard. The Erie shares
reflected accumulation on "A large scale.
New Haven shot up under heavy buying,
Chesapeake also jumped, and among the
higher priced stocks southern Pacific and
Union gave good account OF themselves.
Besides the rails there were signs OF
significant strength in other special quar-
ters, Among the cpppers Inspiration
showed platnly that : me powerful in
terests were huying with both hands, a
block of 5000 shares of this stock chang
ing hands Just before he close at h..
central Leather, Tennessee copper, Mi
ami and a few other Specialties also re-
Elected quiet huying under cover Of the
disturbance elseW here.
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advance on skins, some OF the ~fSvoritc
makes were held above quotations ana
whole milk. fresh, fats, specials, lja
l5.r,; average fancy in@iAsci sta,e
choice. iOh Mllc, fair TO good, SH loc,
Wisconsin twins, i4hc; double daisies
IA. lbr.; Young Americas lbN. nl5%c'
enough good eggs TO supply the unusual
demand. There was Il further advance
yesterday Of lc, a dozen ON mos, al
lines, and the market closed fully a.
firm as the previous day As high as
9Gc, was paid for the bcst storage eggs
and operators are masking nanas"inc
them about 2tc, out OF the cooler, ne
ccipts are light and fancy stock, unusually
scarce, Consumption Is nsnsral Trlrrs:
extras, hrsts, 82a3ic; hrsls.. 2sT32c,
seconds, 2s1s 27c,. No. !, d%irti.s. Az
s6c'; refrigerator. hrsts, 2Ats a 25c.; sec
0nds. 2?a a24c., hennery whites, hne 20
fancy. ~ soc. (; hennery browns asa 3sc'
LIVE POULTRY. Even with ~ cars
nnloaaed aeGni,s prices werG not hxed on
n td 1i"s'' and ri ssTISNe MAS to 'G ma,"iain 'fT arimsT
quotations. All prices viii be fixed to-day
and 4 looks az thouEh medium 'hickrns
are running to chicken, There We're some
Long Island spring ducks which brought
az nigh M lsc, Prices Fowls, l5u iec, ;
thlckths, ~" oTS., ""'hS, SUITE SPRING
l6ml7c,i Western, l7c; gu!neas. per pair,
soc pigeons, pair, l5c,
DRESSED POuLTRf--Trading yestsr-
day was good, although receipts were com
paratively light. There was a good de
mand for fancy fowls and large metty
roasting chickens. Some of the roasting
chickens. while showing fair size and
weight. are not plump and such drag lie
mand for Old ROSTERS was good and there
we're barely enough to supply buyers
Long leland spring ducks as wei! ~
squads were in fair demand II ~ good
size. The smaller lines We're easy In
frozen stock the movement was light and
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIp CONptN,

NoTltE OF MEETING.
1863 broadway, New York. y Y
A Spe ial Meeting of the stockholders OF
the Pacihc Mall Steamship ompany viii
be held at the once OF the Company, No.
isb broadway. Borough Of Manhattan, CIV
or New York, y. Y, on Wednesday, the
lSth day Of October. 1915. az eleven o'clock
a NJ, for the following purposes. via.
/ To reduce the capital stock OF tho
company from $50. 600, 900. par value, 10
1000, 600. par value.
To change the par value of Is
shares from 500 to So each.
d I" authorize the amount OF capital
over ana above the amount OF tn re-
uuC"d capita! 20 be returned to the stock
holders pro rata a. such times and in
surh manner as the Directors shall de-
tcgmin,.
I To transact all such other and sur-
fher business a. may legally come before
the meeting, !ncludins the approval and
ratification "f all action Of the Board ~
Directors ami of the Executive Commit
ie" sino" the last annual meeting OF Tho
Sipckhulders ~ the Company
For thu purposes OF the meeting. the
books foi he transfer OF stock viii be-
closed nj three O'Clock =. VI on Thursdav y.
October :. 1915, and will reopen at Zen
O'Clock A NJ, Thursday, October IA, 1915.
ny order OF the Board of Directors.
J kRlTTScHNITr, President.
HUGH NELL. Secretary.
Dated september 81, 1913.
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THE GRAIN MARKETS.
sensati"nH Wheat Advances
statemrnt From Morgan House.

me eagerness TO buy something made
itself felt IN the wheat market yesterday.
mere were violent upturns which
reached up to : cents n bushel at the
northwest. lnasmuch as the activity
ana the uprusting values were un-
heiaided, the effect was the more pro-
houncrd, The offers" for to-day were
quoted at SIZE and STA, respectively
tor me chicago December and May de-
''erlcs, indicating that there was much
apprehension concerning to-day's prob
ABLE deal =.
wall street was the origin OF much
M me buying of wheat yesterday. Sew
'r"l authorities asserted hat there was
"Pulda'lou Of stocks and cotton for GUS
''IlefS who had immense profits and
WI" purchased wheat after being told
" us Inertia the past few weeks and the
possibility Of forcing foreigners to pay
''sh'r prices for their supplies,
speculative interests were also in
'orhcd that stocks OF wheat among
nom" ana foreign consumer were ligh,
'"' mat farmers Were not in a hurry
10 sell II was argued that the COM
pdfatlv" absence of wheat speculation
nur'ns III" past few months had enabled
wheat buyers 70 exercise more or less
'oh'rol over the situation, these con
sNin''S utilizing the record crop pro-
"n''oh hgurcs as n bludgeon Yer
'"or'S were made to bull the list.
80 sf''' vas circulated that much Of
she hlFIns Of futures in the various mar
AS was for the Murgans
InFT" va no excitement at the opening
'hN market but the buying orders
s.'N '"G'u 20 pour in. Bears at frsi
"'E''("I the upward tendency Of the
"4' lhrf were STAN peded several times
ahl 'ur!r uuNing accelerated the ad-
vance tnal quotations being the highest
IN." "lIsumln"r. white the actual news
.. |h' lt. was generally dlsregarded, some
W. .'N"r IN IN" Spring wheat sections
'''''Yf receipts ~ only $3.50, 00o
against $1,000 oo last week and
1000 70 YEAR ago, and to the report
'N treeoe. France, Denmark and
10 ''I .rI.,ating the need Of larger wheat
,Ih''' '',"u+ than had been. recently
a 'prlug wheat Government estimate
H" l-sloi TODAY and the crop Is
'F' 'p 30 placed a. close to $50. 900, OOI
,l. h'.t ura!ust los, OOO. 900 a year ago
o." ",r''r wheat outturn Was recently
s'"i ar ''l,o00, oo0 bushels, against osj,
VIZ, 'l' a., season
corn TIL. seramble Of shorts 10 cover
vas '1,t"l principally by the remarkable
70 wheat. There was also much
w .h o'"p news 10 inspire fresh ou'.
'h" n~t' 'hr eastern states being at
"F'I crop estimates were being re-
a.1' % undcg 100000 900 bushels
'''' RECENT estimates OF 2,sDo, OOO, oOo
u'Nh" ami over 1000. 600, 900. The Gov
SAN report to-day viii not include
- 'N'.'s e IN" recent frosts. Heavy
VIE predicted for over the night
en- according 20 reliable reports q very
uNh'' 1ni section Of Iowa and some other
,"'''".H districts have much corn susCop-
''' '' 1tudk,.
,"' The sharp advances In other
'"'ult,! caused "A greatly in
,.'s' tenant for oats. The buying was
'' ahi small shorts and for out
% Ih"rc Mas also absorption credited
l'N'i''ut cash houses, Farm move
"'h' '' 'sht, a rather low quality con-
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

RrTTER-Demand was 40 good and
trading ~ brisk that y further advance
of .c. was made on table stock. making
the highest priced butter soc. from nrst
hands. The advance affected most of the
undergrades and the market was strong
Al day, closing IN that condition, Despite
aud demand for export Is stronger each
day, Prices: Creamery, extra, 90 score,
to ~ score, 2Ca nsstsc., State dairy, tubs,
finest, ss@2shc,; good 70 prime. 2bis n
s5,sGi common 70 fair' IN rs, reno,
imitai~n 'i-amely, frsts, ga ci.,. ladies,
current make, frsts, 22u 2eiac, packing
fine, eoiac,; No, ., zoe; lower grades,
l7dl9iac
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over, 1sc.; Western. scalded. large. II,
ITiac lbs, lie rhick,us. fresh
nearby, 2 and I lbs, to pair. 23 csc, Vir-
ginih, milk fed, 3 and 81 his, to pair. 90
other southern, 3 and 3ts lbs 20 a PIC
Western, milk fed, 3 and I lbs, 20 2sc
dry picked, corn fed, 3 and 4 lbs, ma
lSn ola BOOSTERS, lSc squab. primr
$ lbs, 81 Long Island spring ducks, Is,
Frozen Turkeys, dry picked. selcc,rd
Gle, Western, zoe. Texas, l7ulSr
chickens, ~ to box, milk fed, As lbs ana
over. zoe corn fed, IS lbs, and over. l9c
Fowls, IL to box, 60 lbs and over to dozen
liC,, ~ TO SO lbs, lac. Old ROSTERS, 1876
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Notice Of special Meeting Of Stockholder,
for tlr ElectiOn Of nireCinrs

TO THE SHAREHOLDERS OF THE
TENSION ENVELOPE COMPANY
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tho
election of Directors Of the Tension En-
rtlope Company not having been held on
the dat" designated in The bylaws, a
meeting Of the stockholders Of said Cor
puration, for the purpose of ,~lcctlng nj
rectors thereof, VIII he held ut the office
OF said corporation, No. gas broadway. in
the Borough of Manhattan. CITY of Nav
York, on the 18Th day OF October. l0l5, Al
10 O'Clock In the forenoon Of that dny.
Date, New York, September cath. 1915.
II EMDlN T~RENCHARD.
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THE SUGAR MARKET.
Raw Cubas ~ ia 3.7O On sales Of
$500 DNGs,

The spot price for raw Cubas was advanced
6 points 10 20 cents. duty paid. yesterday on
sales of 2 800 bags TO the Federal Sugar Re.
fning Company. Holders were asking 377
cents ~ the close. but refincrs did not appear
interested.
The refined sugar market was quiet yester.
day. with all interests quoting 80 cents. reg.
ular way, on standard granulaied, The de
mand for withdrawals aeainst old contracts
was moderate.
The sugar futures market nj the Co NEE FIX
change was moderately active yesterday and
prices advanced . to g points Total sales were
9 IN inna PRICES were,
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Northern Pacific Railroad IN.

NUtT'" Is HeTtNy KINen ma The annual
meeting or the stockholders Of The
PANf VIII be held on Thursday, October
=. 1918, AZ twelve o'clock noon. at No. 81
Nassau street, New York city, for the
the company TO serve for one year and
until their successors are elected and fIr
the transaction OF any business that may
la wfully be brought before the meeting
GEORGE II. Earl. Secretary.
New York, September %, 1913.
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the CHESAPEAKE AND OuIO Raj.
WAY 20
NOTICE OF ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS


w "a VI ~ ~ Stp' II fGl.lDEltS'
LETTING
New York. August 10, 1871
\otiCe Is hereby given that tho annual
meeting OF tho stockholders OF Tho Chesl
peake and Ohio Railway Company wNI he
held at the general office Of tho Company
in the ,fty or Richmond. Virginia on
Tuesday, October 10, 1913. at eleven o'clork
a NJ ca for the election OF Directors, tht
for the transaction of SUCH other business
ms may lawfully come before Tn" meeting,
Including the authorization OF the az
QUESTION h> sdid Railway company ~ an
the properties, rights and franchises OF
Logan aud southern Railway Company,
AMI Co for the purpose Of considering ali
action heretofore taken or authorized nv
he Board OF Directors or by the Executive
to'nmItte" of the Company, which may be
submitted to the meeting. whether IN con
nertl"n with any of the matters aforesaid
or otherwise.
The stock transfer books will he closed
At the once Of the Company, No Il
Broadway, New York city. on Friday. Sep
t"mher -, 1919, at three o'clock T.. vi,
and VIII b" rcopened on Wednesday, DC
toher 20, 1915, at ten O'Clock \ NJ.
Nv order Of the Board OF Directors
CART. r. Notion. SrCretAryi
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WETN tSUNN, DVtOher &,
Receipts Of heeves were 9,gIc head. in.
GLIDING 80 cars for the market; making.
with previous arrivals, ia ears on sale,
or which 40 cars were steers. Trade
opened very SLOW with buyers on erinr
considerably less for steers than ON Mon
day; later there WAS more activity; and
at = decline OF 10 and iic. the hulk OF
the stock went to the scales. Bulls aud
cows were slow to noe. lower, with the
exec ption Of hin cows. which were about
steady Common 10 very choice steers
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James l.. Ashley,
sT\>DARD MILLING COMPANY.
~ Wal Sttn.f
PREFERRED >rOt DIV IDEND No. ~
New York lilN. Srnlemhrr 2b ME

Tho OrorIOrs OF lhis Company hule IN
daN le, ,aIed a dividend ~ TWO AN''
HALE ,2lg ca PER CENT. rrom 40
surplus earnings of the Company upun u =
Preferred Stogk. payable October S6'-.
1915, at the Offices OF the Company. 20 ,hr
tober 20, 1915.
The transfer books Of the prsferrcd sto. X
will be ,los,d on u"toh"r -, lsli. a. three
O'Clock + NJ, and opened On November 1,
1915. AZ ten O'Clock \. u.
49, ,lDS. \. K\nN. Treasurer
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BUFFALO. ROCHESTER a PITTSBURGH
RAILWAY COMPANY.

MINI Fund NOTlOE
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. H.. mr.,
Nldtd. IA Article NIll Of the Agreement
securing the above bonds. that set,rd onrr,
WIZ j." received up to ten o'clock A NJ ON
the hrst day of November, 1915. ny til
uniers1gned at it, office. 40 lsruadwa,
- price not exceeding par and accrued iu
terest, OF SUFFICIENT Of the above dcscr!b. A
bonds To exhaust tn" sum OF FIFTY thousand
dollars $50, 600. 0ol. Offers SHOULD be- sp,1rd
ana endorsed Offers for sale Of RunaIu.
Rochester 4 Pittsburgh Railway Compan,
series G. Equipment Bonds 10 Sinkiul
Fund. and addressed to the Trust III
pAkTNENT,
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK
BY CHARLES II. SAuIN, Preslient
Ne" YORK, October 9TH, 1915.
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MATURING NOVEMBER I, 1916
Notice Of Certificates Drawn Tor Paymsn, November iM, 1915

Notice is hereby gNen thaLp pursuant to The term of TIL agreement dated Noyenber
!. SOL. between the Pennsylvana Company, The PennsyNania. Railroad ompang anu
Giph Trust Company. Trustee ONE thousand three hundred nd four efthcate
were this day drawn for empuo on november L. 1915 at par, In accordance WIZ
nrce fourof said agreement
he csruhcass drawn numbered as below. should be presented for aymsnt, at he
IN or anmr No.ember l. isis with ali unmaturd coupons attached Interest Ill
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dition Of the big crop IL expected to be
SHOWN In to-day's Government report.
provisions-The further reports OF a
petterment In the export and domestic
:ash trade resulted In decided strength to.
we provisions list. Outside buying and
ment.
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THE AMERICAN GAS ca.

West Washington square Philadelphia, ~
'bu' Gth. raj.
\ quarterly dividend 90 90, tse.oo per
Sharel has been declared on the rtpiial
stock or 'his company. payable Dec Is.
1919, TO the 80 okhotu"Ts If record at 'hre.
O'Clock +, NJ November 18th. lHl,. Checks
Will he mailed.
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Spot cotton al New York was quiet. 80
points decline; middlin. lsi5c. Southern
spot markets were unchanged. Norfolk. rs
deciine, with New Orleans. lsc Savannah,
~ Augusta. I!c.
The New Orleans marke, closed steady
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Exports yesterday, aD.27i bales. Total thus
Dale, iast year.
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i A. VI bids to Liverpool were: January,
l:sc March, l3l7c.; July, 1886 The mar
se' there Is due to open I o.day y to
point decline.