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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-20
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Deputy rutcd state. Marshal o.
Bolton H returned from '"o
d1N iup .. Inrouzo. whore |. .nnt
fo ubuoUr Mr. MDkriN. Hbu be-
wanted witness Bon thp Emitted
states nIuHH court 40 Guthrie OBJ
lIIuW1 U" fhe daN pr'EuH f0
making 2. rip Mr. BOLTON .anI 'n
Hereford hero hc huDHul" @
Hifur-. uu . wanted u '." Iu'..|
State. u.. Fort Smith Nre
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-20

Boy Ig. ho has boon employed
BOO H .'.r.. position with tHs -1uu
DO, r. h, ran -torrrd 900 SIJrHU
49, o. #.H assistant attorney H
Roswell. has hppr wIU. .H'
.Ifur for f.. santa lo 100 N,H N...
f.u to "... Henry ] Waldo. r'.
signed so Reid's headquarters
VIII Dot, 100 .uuer0ue The chang.
became s... we the first OF iWs
mouth N waldo NI- appointed
Collector " .H Mexico Zoo 1883 .Hl
HI HH, fH.. .rNol for 100 lIfr. 3D.,
,Hrf Hf Ht Oh, supreme .HUr.
OI Sow N.. having boon appoint.
ca Ht IH. Hf Grant ON iIuIar
Iu. 1880. .fy-siE year, ago. Mr.
Waldo H.. .utN year. OF .tU ...
Saturday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-20
NNNEILI.O GUIiN HOISI
SfIIlNG GARDEN SiI.bS

The managem,n oi the Amarillo
Green House has begun th' disirihu-
ton ct fresh sardeu seed. 90 tho poo.
pie OF Amarillo and vicinity % %
price almoH unhcarl col. Boo order 20
introduce their goods
They pl.n 20 give % honey I.t'o
plant FREQ 200 each pur.na or of %
bin of seed.
The Amarillo Green Houses hove
recently extended tho,r improve.
ments aud unu have five hot houses
which make. hem able tO supply %
demands Boo This TERRITORY Ind IH"
merit tho patronage OI Amarillo Hl
Plnh1ndl, uDnple
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-20

f-HlNIIDN. Id o. Jan D."
Tho lHrHI exhibition 1f Ihe Station.
Capitol Poultry anil Pigeon d D.
.r rr-..I fnfIN. Jud $500 hr
".I.. OF until saturday Hundreds
clos. chicken. turkeys
... goose ana pigeon. rrr nr ,.ea.
display U. rrtsr fowls being e--
GLADLY Ir. Or. uf tb, novel f1
'"-.. u' mo .hue t. ar eNhit. 90.
n posi- mstH.1- 0' selling .-..
dressed Fowl. I.rr. ir0m fU
HU consumer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-20

.N. .H Jam IH Tho
Hr.. State horticultural ~oc.aIf.
...r. ..| fH, IfH of .Ho state
r..H.' Ha.... fo meet fhis week.
I.. H.T. college n' Agriculture.
.H.s.. sessions nilE V.tH o.
r. ..| representative ATTENDING"
@ grower. fr U0nn,fiOu With
IA. .a.|u. N...H $500 roma "a boz 'cs-
fU. |.H.. f#,r. o. 1000 elaborate
f.H uI .I.I.. products cot
...r.. .ru. orchards tuH gar
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-20

Nt-lIIN. rUN. n. g.. Jan. TO
Amor n.. fprty years OF active
ana efU.. .arlice as On Officer of
tho In... ates army Brir q CO.,
800 % HU. vas placed ou f1e o.
tired Nf .v by operation %. Do.
1E, hmf Recently Gen Ho'l'
Dor. h,sn .umand oi the hHr'"
OF lHTnr Ito Philippine. N' b.
he-t known one OF the arm, .
.. H. illerymen
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DUTNI .." TOY. Jan "a
Wild, ..... .f probl'm- relating .u
fu. Hnr ding indu cry was
,r...I bon. .Iay 90 Oh. luuH.
meeting . - Texas swine Breed
o.. suU .Hl Prc.idcu' Hart 0.
grludEIp. .r.sidcd over tho sos .'un.
which V. ely attended hy m. W.
Der. nI fH. .nriltion The n.r'iIH
vfII .ur. Is business tuW0rr
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Whenever You Need q General Ioalc
lake Groves

The Old standard Groves Tasieless
chill Tonic Is equally valuable as a
General Tonic hetauso d contains the
well known tonic properties ofOUfNiSE
and lkDN. Il acts on thu Liver. Drives
oui Malaria, Enrir hes the Bleed aul
Builds up the Whole >, item. ~ CENTS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-20

Foley Catbartic Tablet are stimulat-
Ing In action. and neither rripc nov
sckou Thoy are Wholesome ami
thoroughly cleansing. and Keep 'ho
liver active. Stout people Ike them.
Sold hy an druggists.
lAdV.l
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Build Concrete 81" u'fh = tor
veHrs guarantee. Soc g. q learn a.
PRYOR Co 1867
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FIGURES TALK

it's the quality back Of the figures that really tells you the
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-20

For the men who are after
quality: Hart Schaffner &
Marx and Michael Stern for
men and Perfection clothes
for boys at greatly reduced
prices.
The Keota news., 1915-10-29
SPORT.

The University Of Minnesota foot.
ball eleven defeated the University OF
Iowa team at Minneapolis.
Oscar Witt, third baseman OF the DO
troit Tigers, was married at San Fran
cisco to Miss Irene Freund OF OAK
land, Cal.
At New Brunswick. N. j., Hannes
Kohlemainen, Irish American A. G.
N. Y, won the ten-miie national A. A.
U. championship run in 1892 Is.
The annual race for the Wilcox
challenge cup was won by New Hope,
driven by A. s. Donaldson. after
great race at City Park in Denver.
A twelve-mile bicycle race will be
run at Grand Junction, Colo. on
Thanksgiving Day. 1t is a handicap
event for a big silver loving cup and
will be made an annual affair and
called the Western Slope annual
twelve-mile amateur championship.
Football results Saturday: Colorado
College A, Boulder o: Denver Uni.
versity 10. Wyoming Z: Colorado Az
gies 81, Utah 0; Colorado Mines 0. U.
OF Utah %: Boulder Props A. Fort
Collins High, 0: Loveland High Is.
Eaton High, o: Manual q. Colorado
Springs 6.
Venustiano Carranza. head of the
de facto government in Mexico, is 60
ing to encourage the American game
OF baseball in the republic as a sub
stitute for bull fights and other diver
sions along the border. according to
Adolfo GARLIC. his consular agent at
Los Angeles.
The Keota news., 1915-10-29
FOREIGN.

James Blakeley. the actor. died III
London.
Germany again is closed from Ba.
sci to Constance to travellers.
DR.. Dumba. former Austro-Hun-
garian ambassador to the United
States. left The Hague for Vienna by
way Of Berlin. -
The German government has apollo
gized to the Netherlands government
for the passage Of Zeppelins over
Dutch territory.
The four hundredth anniversary Of
the establishment Of the Hohenzollern
rule over Brandenburg was cele.
brated at Berlin.
Emperor William has conferred the
decoration Of the Iron Cross of the
first and second classes on King Fer.
dinand Of Bulgaria.
Japan will send great army to as.
sist allies II necessary and will as.
found world with military showing,
says consul Of that country.
Although an official statement is
lacking it has become known that the
Panama canal will again be ready for
traffic not later than Jan. 1.
At the consistory to be held in
Rome. Nov. 20, according to newspa.
pers In close touch with the vatican
twelve new cardinals are to be ere.
ated.
The memorial service for Miss r..
veil, the British nurse who was exc.
cuted by the German authorities in
Brussels. which was meant to be an
unobtrusive tribute. is developing m.
tional proportions.
The Keota news., 1915-10-29
WESTERN.

Over 100000 have attended the
San Francisco Exposition.
A petition is being circulated ask
ing the recall Of Governor Hunt of
Arizona.
Chicago saloon keepers attacking
the legality Of the Sunday saloon
closing order met defeat again.
An organization Of spinsters has
been formed in sabetha, Kan, to
save them from hearing talk about
babies.
Los Angeles. Calif:. was chosen a
the place Of meeting Of the national
council Of Congregational churches
In 1917 after contest between dele
cations from Illinois ana California.
New Orleans bankers announced
that as q result Of the recognition of
the Carranza government thoy closed
contracts to Land 100000 in gold
70 the Aexicsn administration.
The Keota news., 1915-10-29
WASHINGTON.

Ben R. Gray Of HALEY. Idaho. was
appointed register Of the land Office
at HALEY.
The American Red Cross issued an
appeal asking churches throughout
the country to give their Thanksgiv-
ing Day collections for war relief
work in Europe.
Miss Margaret Wilson. eldest daugh-
ter of President Wilson. who has
been away for several months visit
ing friends and on concert tours, re-
turned to Washington.
President Wilson advised W. A. F.
Ekengren, Swedish minister. that he
could do nothing further for Joseph
Hillstrom, q Swedish citizen under
sentence Of death in Utah for muir
der.
Legislation in aid Of loans on per.
sonal property In addition to that for
loans on real estate may be included
in the rural credit program Of con-
gressional leaders for consideration
during the coming session.
President Wilson received a delega-
ton of women and girls from Cali
fornia who gave him piece Of gold
from a California mine and also q
bar Of gold to make a wedding ring
for Mrs. Norman Gait, his fiancee.
The following have been elected
Knights Commander Of the Court Of
Honor at the Masonic meeting: Colo
RADIO, William Armstead Campbell.
Ralph Emerson Stevens and Charles
Albert Stokes; Wyoming. Samuel Car
son.
President Wilson, Mrs. Norman
Gait and Miss Margaret Wilson mo-
tored to Emmitsburg, Md. ten miles
from the Gettysburg battlefield. to
take luncheon at the home Of Ster.
ling Gait, a brother-in-law of the
Presidents fiancee.
President Wilson issued simulta
neously a proclamation establishing
an embargo on the shipment of arms
and ammunition to Mexico and an or
der excepting from the prohibition
the recognized de facto government o.
which Gen. Carranza is chief ex
| ecutive.
The Keota news., 1915-10-29
OF MOST INTEREST
KEEPING THE READER POSTED
ON MOST IMPoR TANT
CURRENT TOPICS.
Wsstsrn Newspaper Union News ssrvieA
ABOUT THE WAR.

Germans assert 2ss British vessels
have been sunk.
Serb capital reported moved from
Nish to Kraljevo.
Greece, fearing invasion and de-
feat, refuses to Join allies in war.
Eighth attack in five days by Ger
mans on French lines near Arras re-
pulsed.
Nearly 5000 Russians captured by
Won Hindenburg in battle northwest
of Dvinsk.
Rumania demands 100000 troops
from allies on condition Of her aid
ing them in war.
Italy launches general offensive
against Austrians and reports i'm
portant victories.
Austro German forces cross Dan.
ube near Orsova, thus drawing nearer
to junction with Bulgarian army.
Russians land troops on coast Of
Courland. ninety miles northeast Of
Riga and in rear Of German army.
British casualties published since
Oct. / total 2,2s5 officers and 50.072
non commissioned officers and men.
British submarine attacks and
sinks German cruiser in Baltic sea
near Libau; 557 men in crew Of lost
warship.
Three United States soldiers were
killed and eight others wounded in an
engagement with Mexican bandits
near Ojo del Aqua.
The Berlin Tages Zeitung says that
during one period Of the great battle
at Loos last month the British fen at
the rate Of 100 men q second.
Bulgarians capture Uskup, import
ant point on Nish-Saloniki railway,
cutting off allies from sending reen-
forcements to Serbs, who are fight
ing Austrians and Germans.
Count Won Bernstorff, the German
ambassador, announced in New York
that an official communication from
Berlin stated German submarines had
recently sunk twenty-three vessels, in.
Guiding four transports Of the allies
in the Mediterranean.
The Keota news., 1915-10-29
GEN ERAL

Fifty thousand women and men
paraded in New York for suffrage.
Ten thousand settlers have regis
tered for homesteads on the Fort Der.
thold Indian reservation.
The result Of the conference at Ell
Paso Of Arizona mine managers with
representatives Of the strikers was
nil.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr.. In New York.
Mrs. Roosevelt formerly was Miss
Eleanor Butler Alexander.
European governments are making
inquiries Of the United States as to
what assurances have been given by
the newly recognized Mexican govern.
ment with respect to foreign claims.
Exports from the port of New York
during the first two weeks of Octo-
Der reached the record.breaking total
Of $76.1S4,169. Of which virtually two.
thirds represented war munitions and
supplies.
Brownsville has declared war on
Mexico. One hundred citizens Of that
place announced their intention Of
crossing the river at the next ad.
vance Of the bandits and taking it
out on the greasers"
Mrs. Richard Derby. wife of DR..
Richard Derby and daughter OF Col.
Roosevelt, who was operated on for
Appendicitis, was reported to be out
Of danger.
Fifty thousand men and women be-
hind eighty brass bands and drum
corps, participated in the Protestant
parade through the down town streets
Of Pittsburg, Pa.
The body Of one Japanese was found
among the dead Mexicans killed in an
early morning fight betw cen United
States soldiers and Mexican bandit,
at Ojo del Aqua.
Jose Cara. in charge OF the Villa
consulate at New Orleans. closed the
consular offices and delivered to To-
cal Carranza representatives his rec.
ords and office property. expressing a
desire Ito contribute to the early
pacification of our country" and do
claring his willingness to aid the gov.
ernment recognized by the United
States and the Latin.American re-.
publics.
At Sheridan. Wyo.. Albert Barber
aged "a years. single. died at the state
hospital Of Injuries received at Clean
mont,
The Keota news., 1915-10-29

DR.. Dyson. state veterinarian at
Springfield. ILL.,, announced that about
half of the two-thirds Of Illinois IN
restricted" quarantine because OF
foot and mouth disease had been de-
clared free area.
The Keota news., 1915-10-29

The easy.going man very otten
a hard time Of It coming back.
The Keota news., 1915-10-29
W. N. w. DENVER. NO. 44-1'!
0rt,:ndiess Fear.

0eCl00I0S8 rear.
Secretly in love with a hands'
baseball player. Mazda had never
him play and knew nothing about
game.
One evening when Jim called
found her red-eyed and distract
'Jim." she asked. after
what did the sport reporter mean
saying that you stole one ID
ninth'?"
He explained. -
'Oh!" she exclaimed. bushins !"
ously. but evidently much relieved
thought" III
Then Jim stole several OF the ~
she had in mind.
Ten smiles for . nickel. Away, buy
Cross Bag Blue; have beautiful
white clothes. Adv.
The easy.going man very otten
a hard time Of It coming back.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-28
HOW TO COMMAND RESOURCES.

A person under the firm persuasion
that he. can command resources virtu-
ally has them. The truth of this was
recently illustrated by a lady in the
Athehaeum Library in Boston. Igno-
rant of the fact that none but mem
bers was entitled to its special privi-
lIeges. she entered the place with the
confident bearing of one who had a
perfect right to be there, seated her
self in a comfortable window seat, and
spent delightful morning reading
and writing letters. In the evening
she called on a friend. and, in the
course of conversation. referred to her
morning at the Atenaeum.
why. 1 didn't know you were a
member" exclaimed the friend.
"A member! No." said the lady, II
am not member But what differ
ence does that makec"
The friend. who held an Athenaeum
card of membership, smiled and re-
piled:
Only this-that none but members
are supposed to enjoy the privileges
of which you awaited yourself this
morning"
Now. If this lady had had any doubt
of her right to enter the Athenaeum
and freely use all its conveniences
her manner would have betrayed 1t.
The. library attendants would have no.
ticed 1t at once, and asked her to
show her card of membership. But
her assured air gave the impression
that she was a member, Consequent
ly. no one questioned her. Her inward
conviction dominated the situation,
and put her in command Of resources
which otherwise she could not have
controlled.
So it is with people in every situa-
tion who have a Arm belief in their
power to control circumstances. There
are no Interrogation points in their
conversation or conduct. no hesitation.
or questioning in their attitude. Ev-
erything about them is decided. posi-
tive, self-assured They do not ask
all their friends and acquaintance
what they think OF their plans, wheth-
er they are likely to succeed. They
feel sure they will, and their very
carries conviction to ev-
cry heart 1t expresses itself on 9TH
ers, overcomes all objections, scatters
all doubts to the wind.
for IL the winner. the man who 10
victory organized. II believes in and
follows the conSueror. It 10 astonish-
ing what faith we all put in the hab-
itual winner. the eman who has the
reputation of succeeding in whatever
he undertakes; Of getting things done
and putting great enterprises through
with vigor and dispatch. In some
mysterious way. ~ II seems to M. OBJ
stacles get out Of the way Of such q
character.
Never admit BY your speech. your
appearance. your gait, your manner
that there Is Anything wrong with
you. Hold up your head. Walk erect.
Look everybody in the face. No mat
ter how poor you may be. whether
you are 1oblesa, homslssa friendlsss
EVEN show the world that you respect
yourself. and that no matter how hard
Thinkins Of yssrssis e. hasitsally
The Washington herald., 1915-07-28
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago July 1.-THE declines Of to loc IN the
Price Of new cop wheat at Kansas City today. the
result Of increased offerings only partly demon
strated the probable action Of tho market when the
movement becomes normal. Both Of the South
western markets reported offerings BY farmers and
country elevators more liberal. The weight Of the
new wheat crop will tell market conditions.
The course OF speculative minds fully demon
strated TODAY when values were bid upward sharply
By shorts on reports Of black rIst in the spring
wheat country. Not only longs. but thoee who eI-
rect to bring IN the actual wheat sold freely
the advances and followed tho market downward
The buying power not in evidence although
those who fsvur the bull eide Of the market talked
losdly n Zig export demand.
The highest prices ceached for wheat today were
At the opening and they were to the liking Of the
longs who sold freely and caused price recessions
all around. Final figures were y TO lSc higher.
Coarse grains were higher gains being shown Of
Il to IA in crn and = 10 IA in oats. Com was
dull, with the feature Of the day the buying by
shorts in the July. The country Is selling only
little corn, while the cash demand 10 some bet
ter with gales here Of ls5.ooo bushels. July oats
shorts brought lGs today than for several days and
the entire trade light. Phenomenal yields
were shown BY threshins returns.
Had not shorts come into the market for pro
visions and steadied the prices sharp losses would
have been scen. Foreigners were again good buyers
Of cash stuff Hoss were to loc lower.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-28
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. July Z.-MilHeed-strong: business Is
checked. Spring bran. in l0nlb sacks $3.50. to Ar
hive; standard mddlings, TO arrive, 5000: red dog
TO arrive. 800; winter wheat. In lollh.
sacks. to arrive $3.50: city bran. in bulk. Si!o.
Rye F1our-steady; inactive business. Good to
choice. S. 25a5S. in sacks.
Cornmesl-steady; trading ia moderate Kiln
dried. for export s. 7oa3 90 in sacks: meal in
bags N.7al73.
Hsy-Recepts. loss tons: strong: trade is hight
Quote Prime timothy. N.i5: No. timothy. s. 70
sli5; No 2 sl.sal5la: No >. SIS.
Stlw-Receipts 20 tons: steady. quite trade.
No. rye. 20 cents
Pork-stesdy: business Is inactive Mess. Sl1 50
s1775: family. 81 Da251; clear. Se.Tazl0
Beef-Flst: inquiry lis moderate. Packet. SIS 5ca
10 80: family. Ss.Talaso: extra India mess. S. 20
$500.
Lard-Steaiy: business is moderate. Prime West
ern. ss5; refined Continent. sss: South American.
So IS refined Brazilian in kess. SO 3; eeef stsar
inc. 81. cents; lard searine. dull At 80 cents.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-28

lucky will tend to make you so. just
as thinking Of yourself as habitually
unlucky and always talking about
your failures and your cruel fate will
tend to make you unlucky. The atti-
tude of mind which your thoughts
produce is a real force which builds
or tears down. The habit OF always
seeing yourself as fortunate indi-
vidual. the feeling grateful just for
being alive, for being allowed to live
on this beautiful earth. will. put your
mind in a creative productive attitude.
We should all go through life as
though we were sent here to lift, to
help. to boost. and not to depress and
discourage and SO discredit the plan
of the Creator. Our conduct should
show that we are on this earth to
play a magnificent part in life's
drama. to go up continually. never to
go down.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-28
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

ouotstions given below are fox large lots Of goa
nafketsbis goods only. Jobbers' prices are higher
Lower Srsc0 may Be sold for iesA Fancy goods
command hisher prices.
BCTTER-Bert prints. new. pr h.. .: tub. Der
H., .; process. per b.. HAS: under Grade,
sresnery. pr h.. nae: sserepseksd pr n. issA'
pound. pr h.. 81. cottoasssd oil. per can. as.
CHEESE-New York. new. pr h.. ID: nat. per
h.. 70; Swiss domestic. Ger h.. u; do. foreign.
LIVE PouIrRY-H.u.. per H.. y; rooster.
per n. ls.n dueia p.r ID. IAN: turisys, ebaIes.
par ID. la.ls: co.. ordinary. y; spring eaichens.
GREEN Goops-Bsans. par basket. $50; DO.
Per bol. 1.aa2oe; lima beans. per ct, 1s,o:
hests. Per bunch. Isll; cabbage. nsv. pr bbl. "a
%: eantaioupes. per crate. Rsfso: canots. -
lunch. MAI: eauli6ower. per bssxe., 5eh75;
eeiesy. dox. Sseo; crate. 3ooss.p: corn. new.
pg dos.. AH; eueunhefs. pr baaket, 1aso:
kais. pa ~. HaSs: ist,nes. pr hs1lst. nails:
do. PER boi.. SALE: oaiens white, pr crate, ns
10; nsv. per 10 bsnchea soALoc: okra, PER crsts.
1siO; PEAS sesrhy. pr boa.. LoosSoo; DO. New
fea. pr -. a:L0: pepp@. per cate. seal.@;
Oessis nd NORTH carssna. l.s6sl8; ndisSs, pr
10. ml@; spiHch, Per ~. Hslss: tomatoes.
YRUITs-Appsa. ssw. or ~. iessa; slaes-
b. Ss"i s,: pr g ~; ss.ss - 2. -
s -; e: ,s"s.,. = 8. nSA O.
snnsa. cAHfsnh. pr bad. amssw; do.
Florida. ~ hox. &Halo: psaeho. p~ esasA
ssai Is; S pg ests. 1.es1o; yinsrpiA -
LIVE Sfocx-val nlsa Hiaa. - N. 1iais:
o.. nd. ~ II. 49,: d. hsssy. .; spriss
nAY, sfaAW, am coRs-na,, - t,~,ss,,
SO. ~; -. A.; uassl - -, nse.,Aa;
The Washington herald., 1915-07-28
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. July E.-Cottou huctuated irreEulsriy
within small range today. with no particular fea-
ture to the trading. ClosnG prices were steady al
q net decline Of point TO advance Of Six
points. Because Of private reports noting showers
at number Of points in Texas the market failed
respond at the outset to better cables from Liy
errnol than had been expected. First prices were
three points lower 70 point higher. After the
call. however. 4 better class Of buying developed
in which Wall Street. Memphis and Liverpool took
part, and prices sold up about SIX to eight points
over the previous nights close
In the afternoon easier tone to the market At
New Orleans led to 4 moderate increase In the
offerings here. and October sold down to eO6.
The first bale Of South Atlantic cotton Of
the sold at auction in front Of the
change at noon. 1t brought Is cents a FOUND
Spot cotton here was quiet at advance of FIVE
points at go. There sales Spot at Liv-
erpool was steady and unchanged the basis Of
5l5d. fr middlnE upland. Futures in the Eng
lish market closed at q net advance Of four points
to . decline of one and half points.