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cAvE-IN AT RED HILL TuN.
MEL SUNDAY AFTERNOON

A cave4in occurred at Red Hill fun
mel on the Denver & Rio Grande rail
road Sunday afternoon and all traffic
over the second division was suspend
ed until late the following night. Red
Hin is between Howard and saiida
and the only tunnel on the Rio
Grande road between Canon City and
I.eadvilIo IL At this point. West
bound issSsnscr Nos. 6 ana 10 wers
M 4 NoUagl pending ths cleaying
4 - tI 1h ne tunnsL
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GORGE ROAD IN FINE SHAPE.

Street Commissioner Tom Parker
and the bunch Of men who have been
associated with him during the aIst
week or ten days in grading and 9TH
erwise improving the road to the top
Of the Royal Gorge returned TO town
Monday night, having completed the
task they ses out to DO The road
was graded throushOut the length Of
the city park end Il now n bsttss
condition than q my time 10 ~ hIs-
tory. The rGe1 Was dilckel whsss
nes1e1, cuIveFt5 ~ 4 Who're s11ulE'
-, ~ ul1o1e1 NfeSS - II. ~
-. 3
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PUEBLO ITALIANS EXPECT
TO sE CALLED TO FloHr.
(BY UNITED PREegl

Pueblo. May 2s.--ons hundred ItaI.
ian reservists are At present engaged
in various lines OF work IN Pueblo.
expecting mcmentarily to be called
homo to the colora.
Hector ShlaFigi'one. representative
Of the Italian government IL this city,
stated that while he has not hearN Is
any msmher Of his nntionnlliS declags
~ ~ intention V aght ttot many
pschehly viil q hoek = ~ - cs
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BIRTHDAY SMOKER
FOR JOHN MEREDITH

Tuesday, May 25th. was the seth
birthday of John Meredith and in com
memoration of the event Mrs. Mere
dith invited fifteen of his gentlemen
friends for the evening. The evening
was given over to cards and splen-
did lunch was served later in the
svening.
Nj. Jos Bell acted In the capacity
q tGastmAstsr Il The infornAai post
psan1fn1 prosEAn whieh lo'IoWo4. ri
'Mno 8 1So'1htCut oocnG1oa.
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FLORENCE FLORENCE CHOIR CHOIR GIVES GIVES
FINE entertainment

One of the most delightful enter
tainments presented in Canon City for
long time by an ameteur organiza
tion was the concert given at the
choir of the Methodist church at Flor
ing by tho members of the Innie.
choir of the Methodist church at Flor
ence under the direction of Mrs. T.
N. Howells. with Miss Ruth Morris
as pianist. 1t was treat such as the
public is not often privileged to en-
I joy and it is a matter of regret that
there was not larger audience pres
ent TO hear it.
The program was varied in its ar
rangement, artistic in character and
faultIess in It's execution. The excel
lence of the rendition of the first
number evoked deserved applause and
each succeeding selection added to
the favorable impression which it Gre
ated. All of the voices were good
and their ensemble and harmony III
chorus work indicated much careful
and conscientious training on the part
of the instructor The solos and
duets were beyond criticism and
showed a degree of musical skill that
was as surprising as it was pleasing.
The chorus choir, consisting of
twenty-five or thirty voices. is dis
tinctly a young peoples Organization.
some of its members being children of
ten years of age or less. All of them.
however, are real singers. who under
stand the principles of the divine art
of music. It is doubtful IL there is a
better choir of the kind in the state.
indeed. honest skeptieism may exist
whether its equal in musical accom-
pIishment is to be found within the
borders of Colorado. The solo sing
ing of Master Leonard Roberts was
superb and he captured the audience
horse. foot and dragons" IL hardly
seem stoo much to predict for him
great career as a baritone singer,
should he choose that as a profession.
It does not detract from the quality
of the work OF the other members OF
the Junior choir to say that he was
one of the favorites OF the evening.
In addition to the children there
were some grown-ups among the Wis.
itors and their participation In the
program was no less enjoyable than
the parts taken by their Juvenile as
.sociates. There was a cornet solo by
]. v. McCandless. or rather two Of
them. The audience refused to lei
Mr.. McCandless on with one number
and was reluctant to permit his re
tirement with the second one. The
vocal duet at Parting" by Misses
Ramsay and Johnson was a splendid
one and called for an encore. The
magnificent voice OF Miss Amy Del
bert won her universal popularity and
she was voted to be one Of the most
talented non-professional sopranos
ever heard In Canon City. She has a
splendily-trained voice Of great com
pass and marvellous sweetness She
has been student under some OF the
most famous teachers Of music in this
country, having studied in New York
Boston and other American centers
of music.
The people Of Canon City, particu
larly those who were fortunate enough
to hear Monday evenings concert
owe Mrs. Howells vote of thanks
for bringing her very talented and ex
cellent Junior choir here for public
entertainment.
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LOOKS LIKE HEALTHY
DEMAND FOR APPLES

Here is a copy Of letter received
by Canon City growers from big
Chicago commission house. 1t looks
like there will be a healthy demand
for apples this year. 1t is very un-
usual for dealers to want to advance
money on an apple crop before the
bloom has hardly faded from the
trees.
The letter:
Dear Sir:
Early indications point to another
large crop of apples and the market
ing proposition will be a very seri-
GUS affair to consider. We are aware
of the fact that the 1914 deal is not
entirely wound up and that most Of
the growers prefer postponing the
signing of any contracts offered at
this time. But remember that the
|. growers who made early contracts
in 1914 are the ones who came out
financially the best and now is the
time to start making arrangements
Tor the coming season.
We find that a great many OF the
apple growers are up against it for
want of cash and If you will turn
lover your crop to us we believe ar
'rangements can be made whereby we
can advance you the cost of the pick
ing, packing and boxes, and give you
some money besides to work on.
II you are interested in contracting
at this time advise US the number OF
boxes you had in 1914, also the pros
poets for this season and II the prop
ositipn ID favorable will have ouI
western representative call on you
In advising the number of boxes
shipped in 1914 please itemize the
number of boxes in each variety.
Yours for business.
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MAZDAS.

Two base hit, Livings.
First on balls, off Turner /. off Ham.
ilton 2.
Struck ont. by Turner 10. by Ham
iIton 5.
Left on bases. F. N. B. 8. Mazdas 2.
Double plays, Livings to Bower.
Wild pitch. Turner.
Passed balls, Montgomery /. Hod-
gin 3
First base on errors, F. N. B. 9,
'Mazdas 4.
Hit by pitcher. by Hamilton. Pearcy.
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CARD OF THANKS.

The family Of the late Geo. d. Palm
wish to express their appreciation Of
the doep sympathy and many kind.
nssses shown them during his lona
illness and during thsir bereavement
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: NOTES FROM MISSOURI

get the stopper from your running
, water basin. Then in the morning
when you want to wash you can go
back to the bath room on the parlor,
and get the stopper which you forgot.
Early risers are called by hammering
on or kicking the door down. At six
! o'clock, bang bang banEi in goes
three doors one after another At
six-thirty. bang. bang. In goes two
more doors. At seven, bang. bangi
two more doors down. A seven-thirty
bang, another door. So, If a new
conner. by this time. after trouble
some dreams OF German invasions and
town wrecking. In between the attacks
on the doors. you decide TO get up
and find out what all the row is about.
In time you get used to this, Just as
in time you get used to most any
thing, even to walking on the rugs
in your bare feet, as you would on
the ground in an old sod house. Meals
not bad-but It is well TO wipe our
plates and spoons of with the nap
kin.
saw an incident in st. Louis that
erminded me of Colorado. A bunch
OF noisy women and tough looking
men were assembled In front OF a res
taurant Some carried banners and
some passed out cards and all i'm
portuned the people to boycott. the
restaurant because some power had
declared the restaurant to be unfair
policeman stood by TO protect the
private business. A great crowd OF
men stood on the opposite side OF the
street-watching and talking about
the liberties enjoyed by American
citizens. asked n few questions.
found out the facts and then walked
across the street through the noisy
black mailing crowd OF agitators and
got my lunch.
saw n great deal Of Champ Clark
Had breakfast with him at little
breakfast party In Columbia. Heard
him give two addresses and visited
with him on the train next day as We
came away from Columbia. He is
unquestionably big man. Grun and
stern appearing with . pleasant
smile back OF the mask. and a biz
heart. appreciated in Missouri. He
Is a good entertainer and has enter
tanned hundreds Of thousands in the
past years with his chatauQuA lee
tures. He il strong In Missouri. and
where he Is best liked. Mr.. Bryan
can make no more money iecturing.
for the people In Mr. clark's district
will not 20 to hear Mr.. Bryan lecture
any moro. Mr.. Clark came awfully
near being president OF the United
States right now. One man prevent
cd him from getting the honor-Mr.
Bryan. Mr.. Clark says frankly that
Mr.. Bryan beat him In the convention
by lieing about him He says that
Mr.. Bryan will not deny that he lied
about him. He says that MIR. Bryan's
only motive was to block the leaders
in the race in the hopes OF getting
the nomination for himself
G. U.H.
81. Louis. No. May IL. 1915.
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Ou see llllle human TOUCH III u
big city hotel, occasionally. / was
in Hannibal Sunday. Mothers Day.
The proprietor of the hotel. at break
fast time. presented each guest with
carnation to remind him OF the day.
| suggested that he ought to put up
sign. Write to Mother today, !. Il 6
said that ne had one up all the time
and took me around to the writing
room. There was sign which stays
there hll the time. reading, Boys.
when did you write to Mother?" What
happy thought that was!
The lonesomest place in the world
for me is in big city hotel. where
/ have no friends. l enjoy being
alone in the country. l like to sit
by the hour out in the woods, enjoy
ing the beauties of nature and tfy
fragrance of spring. could spend
days in the barren hills OF Colorado
with her magnificent views all about
1 even eHlog inc luich ihc diobc III
little country town. like the
music and the dinners and the bright
lights OF the great city-when ] have
friends to enjoy II all with. But TO
be alone in a great hotel. with hun
dreds about, but no one to talk to;
with pleasure and JOY and gayety all
around; where everybody seems TO
have friends but me, then ] feel
lonesome. ! had a lonesome hour In
the Planters Hotel in st. Louis Mon
day. The friend ! had, been loafing
and travelling with for a week had
gone on mis- way TO New York.
have no friends In ST. Louls-so ]
ahead was thinking Of the lonelI-
ness OF the big city botei-how with
hundreds of people about. was as
much alone as II II were desert isle.
when a page called my name. A
friend from Nit Vernon. Ill. was on
the phone TO tell me that his family
was ut another St Louis hotel and TO
ask me to look them up. Life was
bright again and had pleasant ev-
ening in st. Louis.
This is about the best hotel in n
Missouri town. larger than Ghnon
City As To outward appearance.
pretty fair. three stories high. brick
and not very old. II is unkept by
woman. Two ply beds. one ply COW
ers. Your single towel about the size
OF a dolly. Walls bare and poorly
decorated. Rugs old. gawdy and
well one Ii careful about walking
around with shoes on for fear OF
stepping in something. Floors creak
SO that one walking down the halls
could be heard all over the house.
Some rooms have running water-run-
ming all the time from leaky fawcets.
Hot water usually cold. One bath and
toilet on each floor. and that. opening
into the parolr. For a bath you are
given a single doily-towei. about big
enough to dry a wet kitten. The FIRST
bath you take you will probably dis
cover. when ready to turn the water
in that there is no stopper for the
bath tub. This is easily remedied. You
can go back through the parlor and
down the icng hall to your room and
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Another lot Of even gFndo extra
good wheat scrssninEs, S1zt peF cwt.
while thvy last Peerless tloaS NiIis'
--alv iiotl&it
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uie lieoe,t naie. nvoyythinG &
iSUi,l1 6tese ~ klFty an. ]. y
rr1, ., ~, n11 N1k
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
LIVESTOCK FOX SALE.

Ir rOu WANT to buy a.aur,.
80. south Robinson
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Cotton



NEW YORK Aug 20 The cotton mar.
ket Just about recovered the ground lost
u yesterdays late reaction at the opening
today first prices being sN ~ 10 points
higher In response tO firm cables pros
poets NJ further rains In the southwest
where dry forcing weuther IN now consid
cred desirable Active buying through
brokers believed TO be operating for Al
mnuc belt spot interests October contracts
sold ny 10 g4O right after the call while
December reacted 00s md january psl
or 10 Ia ~ points net higher.
Nepotts Of an improving export demand
nud rumors thnt the eastern belt buVing
here hnd been 10 undo hedges against sales
N spot cotton, combined with hnish pri
vnte crop advlces from the southwest ON
gnutugeh bulllsh sentiment aud the mar
ket showed continued frmneSs toward
the middle " the day with October con
tracts selling up 10 pl0 and january to
esD, or II 10 10 points above lust nights
closing figures
The market continued very firm during
the middle uf the afternoon with buyinq
more general on the predictions of bun
lsh government report on Monday and the
continued absence " spot pressure ur
tober sold up to e5l and January 10 ppt
or % TO p points above aslnlgbt sclosing
figures
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THE LYRIC

Oue Of the mu>t refreshing Incident,
ou the weeks amusement offerings Is
presented at the Lyric beginning
Thursday hy Eldrldge aud Barlow
The Law is at once the title aud the
plot The law Is also the underta
ker the postmaster, the keeper Of the
general store, justice OF the peace and
sheriff Homer Dickinson aud Oracle
Oruguu. musical comedy stars, Will
present uhlolds from their various
successes during each 10 minute inter.
val 4 droll period is furnished by
Burt Nplhuru. minstrel My Lost
one play, the lus' times Thursday
A Ham comedy will hr uu the screen
Thursday and Friday with other first
rum pictures
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Produce

CHICAGO Aug 90 Butter unchanged
receipts B2jB tubs
Eggs receipts UluiG cases. slightly firm.
or ut mark cases Included llgZlD. ut.
dlnarl flrsts lDilhaUis nrsts guLmuH.
Potatoes unchanged receipts % yars
Poultry uuchahgrJ
Kansas tit, Produce
KANSAS cry Aug 2U Butter. eggs.
Poultry unchanged
Kansas CitV Potatoes
KANSAS CITY. Aug ~ NeN potatoes.
steady sOutherns 20
st. Louis Produce
ST LOUIS. Aug ~ Poultry. eggs uu
changed Butter creamery. TO-
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ECHOESOF The ESTUEETS

Jesse Hays. city marshal a Allen
has been appointed n deputy ume uud
fish warden Ds State Gume aud Fish
Warden John Chnuovcth
Paving and grading taxes now due
at city Hall ADV
Al Roscnthal Oi the Fashion shop
returned Wednesday from buying
trip u Chicago and New York Mr..
Roseuthal will remain zoo rhe east for
d couple uf weeks visiting relatives.
MIR Claude Miller Of the Fair re-.
turned Wednesday from d four week
trip 10 New York city
Plumbing Repairs. Hutch Wal 1874
ADV.
NIr Mamie Hcr,kowltl Of the Va.
tlonnI Garment shop has returned
from 'he ST. Louis aud Chicago mar
kpt.
itlllM lot NlNOttt was iNtu M lNt
district court Thursday by Mrs Julia
Shucy against Christopher Shplyl
Tho plaintiff alleges that her husband
has been guilty Of extreme cruelty aud
gross neglect NJ duty I'm that he cou.
tiuwlly cursed and abused her and rr.
fused tu contribute tu the support "
their family
O#
Preliminary trial Of james 4 Me
Cahe pn the charge " maintaining %
pucr where intoxicating liquors are
sold wos spt for Friday morning n
Justice of the rcucr ponncll Me
Cuhc was arrested THURSDAY n being
alleged thut np sold liquor NJ the
White Seal RuuIur Works he gave
bond " $500 and vus released
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sCmsM N CONGREGATION

i. " Rpyur county attorney NJ
PAYNE county. was BOO the secretary NJ
states office this morning looking up
the record Of rhurlcr granted some
years ago to the German Evangelical
Lutheran church ot Lowell near sim
water "Rcv tritzr ryrutly came
here to look mp lhi. charter and re-
uortpd that me- COULD Find uo re.nd ot
No. said Rccrp
The church organization owned with
the church. am SU.urrr tract uf land
and ns there Is u -chl-m 700 the con
rrrgutlou they are desrols uf usccr
tsIulng to whom the property belongs
Attorney Reecr will take back with
him copy Of the original charter
record
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THE FOLLY

A rather sensational program will
be given today ut the Folly theater
insofar as "Ruflrs' the vaudeville
headliucr appears he having AN
nounced th0t me- would permit himself
TO be- locked securely In u steel
burglarproof burial vault and then
escape from % I'm addition 10 this
extraordinary url King Baggot will
make his bow ZOO the leading role Of
II tworcel drama Of mystery. "Ur
JrkNl aud Nr HYDE Anna Little
aud Herbert Ravmson win appear I'm
the tworrelpr A Social Lion aud
there will ALSO hr the Animated Week
ly aud unrrurlrr HIS Egyptian
Affinity"
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COLCORD GARDEN

That the days are growing shorter
ls apparent with the curly beginnings
or the touN Garden al frrSco movie
show. THE pictures begin earlier now
than during the solstice The Fuyor
ltp ScNtrttc aud tine six rrel picture
program are u their best these days
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Livestock
chicago Livestock

NhiCnEo Livestock
CHICAGO Aug % Hog receipts No.
OoOi steady bulk tO6iNIl5, light 81 2ON
Z 20 MIXED S0lOn1 no heavy 81 8Om M
rough 80 l5dOh5, pigs SGGI s0
cattle receipts $500, steady beeves yO2i
%lO 10, Teyns steers xG55nS 30. western
S2adp2A, cows and hoifers t35Oap 10
calves " GOdl2
sheep receipts 5000, strong Native NId
uda5 western Sa0d0 40. yearllngs 81 40
dfio lambs native 81 Ija0l6. western
YfUu -
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Financial


W Nhii NttFNA
SEW YORK, Aug 20 War shares we're
again the dominant feature VI progress In
todnys market gnlulng % 10 almost @
points Luckavuuun Steel scored the new
high price uf Us uu further rise ot 8A
und New York Airhrakus rose ~ tO iil,
while Sludcbnkor advanced 3L touching
no other issues to record further i'm
pruvrmcnt included General Motors
General Electric. Westinghouse aud VIII
lys overland United States Steel held 10,
leadership with am opening sale VI 5000
shares VI ia4a 10 id rise uf one point
with similar gnin for the preferred ~
ll2R Among miscellaneous issues ten
erul Chemical was prominent Tor rs N
point advance 10 300 Trading In railways
was nomluUl
Prices moved more uncertainty in the fin
nl hOur. the prominent feature being ri
further Rise IN Tennessee Copper 200 sf,t,
The closing was steady
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Sl LOUIS Aug 20 Hog receipts 9
OO0 steady Pigs and lights VI COZ pgG
mixed aud butchers 81 iOd5 W good heavy
NQ720.
Cattle receipts 1000. steady Native beet
steers 81 50ulo venrllnr steers and hefer-
" 6Ohl0 COWS 1THs. stockers and feed
ers tGds2a Texas and Indian steers 81 "a
nSs' COWS aud heifers Hd06O native
calves x0dfli
Sheen receipts 1900 siondv lambs yT "a
dp sheep ana ewes 81 5O6ii
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FARLEY Is CONSIDERED

Professor and Mrs 4 C. Farley Of
Lawtou nre here lo SPEND a week with
friends I'm the city II IL intimate,
TINT Prof lurlry rs being seriously
considered by members W the stat,
educational board lu connection will
the appointment as president Of thD
Southwestern State Normul school a.
WcOtherfOtd
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EEperl Machinisl

AuH in, best machinery f1r 100 Auto anl
Machine WORK
HIOUINS AND ChHDEN
Glt " Grand Day Slight Wal. 1915
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Kan.a. cIt, Il,s.in.L

KANSAS CITY AUG 70 Hog recelnts
$40 strong Rulk M7am7 20, heavy 81 Gn
Cattle receipts 400 steady Prime fed
steers 50 ai0W0.I5 dressed beef steers 81 NO
6p 30 southern steers NS0us4O. COWS
Ad $50; helfers SG5Oaa %. stockprs 50 ~
ds6O
Sheep receipts 1000 steady, yearling,
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THE MET.

Porter Emerson Brownies Rm0u.
story and stage play, THE Sppnd
thrift win be presented Thursda,
Friday aud saturday at the Met
Irene reuwlck Is the star 1t is d
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LIVERPOOL Aug ~ ON account W
the change in the date Uf publication VI
the report uu the condition uf the Amer
can cotton CROP The COTTON exchange here
will remain 900 session until six % m. Aug
80 instead VI Aug 49, w previously uu.
nuuuCed
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NFN hNANANA ' NAlWN
NEW ORLEANS Aug 90 Good cable,
aud reports Of crop damage through Toe
much rain were supporting influences ln
the cotton market NJ the opening today
In the first ham hour Of business trading
months registered an advance NJ n tu I.
points shorts bought covers freely aud
fresh long buying was q furior
relerraphlc ndvices from TpyHs Artnn
shs. Tennessee. telling " luiur, to thl
crop through rains md insects caused nc.
tive buying Toward noon prices were al
% net advance NJ NJ points
The market was ddll but very steady m
the afternoon Al 80 prlcos were Of
net advance ~ 10 "a poiuts
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5

SPLENDID Seven room brick dwelling
&llUD mouth splendid brick skse room
-l,Bj feet ununterrd aud shelFed best
IY.ntiuu t.5OO per month Address The
owner. j " Humphrpy HennrSsry. OtlH
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NEW YOK Aug % The cotton seed
Aug 6bOuG 10 Sept adDd6B o.. oct 80,
1901 No, 5G2U5ta Dee h6ld5.i2, jan
5s3. rcb ssQjyU total sules l3sOO
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NEw ORLEANS Aus 20 spot cotton
stendyS points up. Sahy on the spot lgh
10 arrive 900 good ordinary ml strict
good ordlnntA Iln low middlng ylg.
strict low mindllnr S51. mlddllug Spt.
strict mlddling wv good mlddlug u5I,
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UOG MARKET with exception NJ
strictly tuppy goods iuhuy- assortment uf
swine met With % stronger market Packers
however made SI5J the limit uud any nd
vance was ON the bulk selling 81 asa ~
Around GnU head vus the crop. against
lg % week ugu quality was generally good