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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-09-25
Hosts At Dinner.

Mrs. william f. Draper and bsr
daughter. Miss Margaret p. Draner
who have been at their villa in New,
Fort since early in the summer, will
come to Washington next Monday To
open their house In X street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-06
REORGANIZED RAILS
LEAD CURB TRADING
Cramp Shipbuilding Attracts At
tion Also, Rising from 9512 to
97A pl Urgent Buying

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.--Reorganlzed rail-
ways furnished most of the business on
the Broad Street Curb today. Dealings In
when issued contracts In securities OF Rock
Island, Western Pacific, Wheeling. Lake
Erie and other roads passing through and
emerging from reorganization were active
and strong and were favored by many
speculative interests.
At the same time bankers concerned in
tho reorganization affairs were heavy buy
ers OF these securities.
Rock Islands new common sold Mt 1910
AN, and tho 8 per cent preferred was
traded In at 1874 to 77k. Wheeling and
Lake Erie common ranged from 2lZ TO
23k with business on a large scale, and
Western Pacific common sold at 22h and
23A.
Outside OF the trading in these issues
the market was irregular, with Cramp Ship
building attraotin gattentlon because OF
urgent buying on which It rose from 95h
to 97A.
MIdyale Steel was weak. falling from 20
to 6Sh: New York Shipbullding sold at
4sh. Lake Torpedo at 10& to 1Ok, and
Submarine dropped from 99h to 3s.
The Independent oil stocks were quiet.
South Pennsylvania oil advanced from 565
to 5S5 and Standard oil OF New Jersey rose
from 6s5 TO 696.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-06
iIERMAN INDUSTRY
PROSPERS in WAR
Toxtile Works Become Mu-
alton Factories by Man
Power Act
CAR OUTPUT HIGHER
BY ERNST KAHN
ss,r,ai to Ercniae Ledger.

...n,YS Dec e.-The compulsory civil
b.'.., ossed by the Reichstag enables
feff .s,,,,,ent 10 solve the problem OF
Ne - war Industries. by closing un-
BIOL byanches OF industry and eonsoh-
rlco,.- ,bo.e that are short OF raw mate
49, 49,. .ycb. for example, as the teNuie
n.,. yrany plants will now become await
~. a. transformation into munitions rae
M soa THE war ONCE will not transplant
.s. ,rorknen: Il will bring the WORK 10
-, Instead. The supply OF female iaoor
q siill plentiful.
pavarian syndicate Is building enor-
-. aluminium works, using uneXplolted
sustsr movers II Ia expected that produc.
,,,r of the metal from the new piahts VIII
ls 80 n third Of Germany's needs, which
s,se',nt 20 $4,000 tons year
results Of operation Of the big German
I. 80 Tor the current year have been very
s,iss.ctory. Earnings are everywhere
ss,ts,.- ,han they we're in 1915. Many have
,nnss.a.ed their dividends, as. for instance,
"a. presdner Commercial Bank.
.r,.rtv.nine leading machinery plants
sfter deductlng Si.OOO.OOO marks, against
n eo6 600 marks last year for betterments,
..nort net earnings OF 47000,000 marks,
agsinst 2s. 900 marks. Fifteen leading
se,sls however. have lost 100000 marks
n the two years Of war
me railway equipment industry Is busier
ghau ever The main output OF cars and
sioronnotlves is much higher than In peace
Davlleht-saving measures have been
aSopted providing for tho closing OF shops
Al o'clock and restaurants Mt 10. Theatres
and moying-picture houses will open earlier
than heretofore
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-06


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$50 q sS,S m9,hSgr snS sss1 5ssdsFss .Ts Han as. t u
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friends all organlsNtions. cf which hs Was a
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'0 TSopD-bsS Z GEORGE r.. husband OF
iVWsss and fr,sSIs SIia W. NAV and Lodge No
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dcnce " son Mr.. Harry Turner toI Monastery
:. USUEE Zee 8 AYStE, vile oi, William T.
THURS, $40 a. m from oliver ~ Balr BIDS.
Mother q sorrows Church 10 a. m. Int, Holy
suSSsdd %S&%FGS y 1dss Wars WsS.. sssa Ark5s Fi
H'n M ans sed5nG nd frdsSycaS 92 to ]GSfsS ] and
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MSEy EGynicil tR wSSH'r r 'nSS fHSS husband
S7a S4sS Ti'S$' nj Il Ead{f 81 sas and 'Ra assi si
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N,WibnMEERS:;.I Dee. 3, ,HENEptcT, 6, husband
pGyS SuTa St % bacy Y'sa ~ solemn S
requiem mass, 81. Thomas Aaulnaa Church oi3O
|" wfI.soS,1H Dec !, MARY NJ, win, Of, Ter.
a WsSU and OF GSS sd S, snS
friends invited % ,funera! ,scrylccs Wed. g 2
and ',YSi 'CheSter ave.. int HSntinsdcn., Pa.
Thurs, Via saO train from Broad st. station
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-06
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Dec. 6,--The foreign ex-
change market this morning was very dull
with Swiss exchange and pesetaa fairly
strong Francs were weak.
Quotations follow: Demand sterling
AIS 7-i6. cables 4.76 7-l6; franc checks
6s5h, cables 5.s4&; marks checks 66h
cables So 7-16; lire checks 676lz, cables
s.75A: Swiss checks b,l6h, cables b.l5 /;
kronen checks l1.45. cables i47 kroner
checks 2s60, cables 2s.7O; pesetas checks
2OsO cables 81: guilder checks 4OA plus
l-32, cables 40 1915 Plus l-Gi; rubls
checks 1880, cables 1856
There was no feature 20 the market
In the early afternoon rechsmarks and
lire were somewhat hrmer, although lire
and francs were easier Demand sterling
was unchanged.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-06
Herbert II. ID. Peirce

Herbert II n relrce. former Minister TO
Norway, died at a hospital In Portland,
Me, yesterday lie was siNty-sevon years
old. AZ Third Assistant Secretary Of state
Mr.. Peirce, under direction of President
Roosevelt. had charge Of the arrangement
Tor the deliberations Of the Russo-Japaneso
peace conference at Portsmouth y, H.. in
1908, Ht retired from the diplomatic serv-
ice four years ago. and subsequently was
counsel FOR the United states In American
and British claims arbitration, lie was as
signed last year TO the American Embassy
at Petrograd as special agent His home
was In Washington
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-06
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
LOST AND FOUND

BAR PIN--Bar pin lost Monday, November ~,
between 1ith and Pine and 18Th and Walnut
diamond and pearl bar pin. containing three
pearls and twenty-five diamonds Number
], y, Caldwell Co, Chestnut and Juniper
streets,
OPERA GLASSES, small black lost Sat, $50
~ m. l121 Chestnut To l2th and Chestnut,
18th and Walnut. then No. 10 car valued us
socution. Reward, Mrs, Bcebe, 37iI Locust.
Barring a2i w.
RtNG-I.ust diamond dinner ring, vicinity Of
10Th and rlogH. Reward II returned to 1901
TiogR st.. Apt b.
wATCH--Lost ladies' gold hunting case watch.
Tues; Dec. D, Chestnut 81. hetwecn l3th
and llth, or on nth ~, car to Spring Garden
ST. initials r. Il. g. engraved on back LIB
erhl reward N returned to !. II. Caldwell &
Co, Chestnut and Juniper Ets
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-06
Frasmu. n. wsples

Erasmus n wapios died at his home,
f2it Walnut street on Monday morning.
In his siSty.nfth year. The funeral service
viii be at 9 o'clock this afternoon In the
Second Presbyterian Church Mr.. Waples
was born near Mlllshoro. Del lie hrst
came to Philadelphia in 1873 rs professor
OF mathematics In the old Ritteuhousc
Academy. where no taught for more than
twenty years. He then associated himself
with the Delaware Registration Company
at Wilmington. and had charge Of the office
In that city. He was one Of the charter
members of the Browning Society For
many years he was ruling elder Of the
Second Presbyterian Church.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-06

Margaret Ncvlus Van Dyke Malcolm
widow OF the Rev Thomas s, Malcolm, a
Baptist minister, died yesterday at the
home Of Major General Wendell + Bow
man. y. q. r. her sou-in-law. at Merton
She was uincty-two years old and was we'll
known as "A student Of theology and his
tory. She In survived by nye daughters.
four grandchildren and t1vc Ercat.Erand-
children. Funeral services will be held Fri
day at Merton and Mt Princeton.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-06
Liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL. Dec Spot cotton today
was in moderate demand and - points
higher, on the basis OF ll.s5d nominal, for
miduplRnd. The saleH aggregated 1000
bales. including 5000 bales American. Tho
imports were 1000 bales, none American.
The market for futures closed steady at
net advance OF 25 to - poInta
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-06
DAIRY PRODUCTS

BUTTER-There was a fair demand for fns
goods and prices were well maintained. Foll0w-
packed creamery, fancy specials. Ace; extras.
aea4ic; extra nrsts soc: hrsts. 37c; seconds.
seei renovated, extra. 8ic; do, ttrsts S3c; do,
seconds, 32c: ladle- packed, 81 33c; packing
stock. 500 d3lc; nearby prints, fancy, 43cg aver
gagci special fancy brands of prints jobbins at
Ed0s-Tho market for fresh eggs developed
q nrmer tone. with fair demand that kept sup
Piles well cleaned up. Quotations: Nearby extras,
sgrIent receipts. tli.70 per case; western extras,
sc per doz.. do. extra nratS. VIZ per case
DO. nrsts, Sll.70 per case; refriSerator egBs.
!totaSe and insurance paid 10 January /, extra
1870 per case; do. hrsts. 50. 90 per case' do,
seconds, 50 per case: fancy selected gandlEd
ffeth i eggs were jobbing at 4TgbSe per dol
CHEESE ruled steady under moderate offer-
,ass but trade was quiet; quotations; New
hlgher: do DO, fair to good, 24k 924%e; do.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-06
VEGETABLES

= EostAlos4 ana onions were quiet and barely
sa-tset, Nhoice lots o. other kinds of vegetables
~ - sensrAtly nrm Quotations: White potatoes.
e-14.- Pennsyls lsania, choice, 81 .8l q 1.T0;
80 York. eheies. ti,55 Ql.e e0 while potatoes.
zissa ksrsa a-SasI SsT Sf&l sgsss'a goiSsess.
~ ~, sSssS petztoss Delaware and MARI
sa.sg, PEI hasket-He. J. n E8eOc. No, p 400
- Snl9aass 81, ieo-lb. baa NO 4. ss.T60 0si
n = SSeiona. per io0-lb, bag-Ne. d, as. $50 s,s5;
ea. d9mestis. Der ton, t50Q55i spinach.
ss33ttnlA peg Dbl, Toc 10 81; kale Norfolk paF
I'll a .il'Y ~ $teei lettuce, FLORIDA. per basket.
s Il t--$es do, kirginla, per basket. 900
#@E9. des North Carolina. per basket.
~ essns, FieEida, per basket; y %
4ffa hIorIda nsr hor - k0al 4 satiaak
aaflaa caf bcE Al ~ = d "a. -..e
ss4-et tssQ45.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-06
As.neiated on 10 Pay More

NEW YORK. Dec s--The Associated OH
Company has declared the regular quarterly
dividend OF ~ per cent. payable December
2o 10 stock OF record December Is. This Is
an increase Of 4 per cent over quarterly
rate OF last year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-06

CHICAGO, Dec 6-Fresh buIlish enthu-
slasm was manifest In wheat today and
pronounced strength was displayed. al
though at one time ther was n great deal
OF realizing by longs, who found handsome
profits waiting. This sort OF selling check
ca the upward movement temporarily. but
the offerings were absorbed by resting
orders and outside buying
Shorts displayed courage at one period
ana put some pressure on the market but
they were routed as the eessiou wore on
Realizing caused prices to work on a
little from the best.
The high on December was Ii.70S and
the low Si67, closing at tisg. or sNc
above yesterdays close the top on May
was sl.Sllh and the bottom si.77b end
Ing at sissy TO Ii.s0H, compared with
I.16h, yesterday's last price: the high on
July was Sl.bih and tho low SLAIN I'm
ishing at Si.5OA, against s1.46A at the
close yesterday.
Bulls we're encouraged by the heavy taxi
ings for shipment abroad In the last fow
days. the amount being put aa high as g.
000,0 900 bushels.
The Greek Government took another
block OF 4is.o0o bushels OF No. hard to-
day and foreigners purchased futures
The market at Liverpool was strong
with mlllers' supplies inadequate. II was
said that a change would be made in the
plan OF buying wheat for consumption for
Great Britain and tho question OF tonnage
was being looked into seriously with some
relief forecast.
Leading futures ranged Rs follows:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-06
FRESH FRUITS

thsre vas A fair demand for choice stock and
6sPlss. PsF .bhl,--Jonathan, 81. .b0QB,25i Grimes'
hesl.sh t;POYb.2A; York Imperial. t844i Ben
~ ts.50d 81 BALDWIN, No, 1. l5.Tbq428;
lZs6s 4, Dc szss9 800 gTespnihg, 10
sa az ansraded 81 secs $50; stayman. No,
-. 10. /. Hos 90. uasfadsd. 81 50 o $50,
~ sssss gsr bel, fair TO- seed si.60@a 50 DO.
zs4l..t tz'339 y oTanges FLORIDA, per crate
IIashr@ Isalhf 1908 Russet. 3a25g255; GEspe-
zees,e.. Florida, indian River. per crate S2.BO0
"a Stsnaloerriss Cape Cod per bbl. Faney
ssees sssts NaIleties teQDi Early Black, IS 506 so.
5seaso s CAPS Cod. Per eEats $40 90; 90,
st.mssF,,-,sseksi, 81 s6a5 sseldoa, si.500s.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-06
POULTRY

LIvE-Ths market was quiet but steady
under moderate offerings Quotations; Fowls, as
70 quality i5ViTc; rooHteTs. l3Ql4c spring
chickens. according TO quality, l5glIc: White
leShorns according to quality, lao lBc; ducks,
q TO size and quality, l691sci turkeys, .Og
&c; geese, 10 q lbc pigeons, Old. per pair. IS 20
SOC: do young, per pair. 2O925c.
pRESSED-frade was slow and prices or
sucks and geese were lower. Quotations follow;
Freah-kiled dry-paclced turkeys. per lb., fancy.
ssssarby, 2e@2lej fancy western, 25g g2Ie;
tair 10 good ~ 92 24c: common. lbu2oc, Fowls,
y q box, drS picked fancy seected, 23c,i do.
weighing ~ q s lbs apiece, 22hc do, lbs.
anlece, 2l4 ei do. 3h lbs Apiece, 2Oc; do, 3 lbs.
sp.ees. lso. Fowls. IN bbis; Ice-paoked. fancy
80 x SeiEning lbs. apiece, alci smaller Sizes,
l1glbc Old Toosters. dry-pieked. lbc; rOasting
fllcsens western, dry-pieked, in boxes, weigh
- IDS, and over, per paj~ 3bo; rgasting cniek-
saes. western. IN boxes, weighing lbs. per paiT.
ksf roasting chickens, western ice-paeked, IN
seia Weighing lbs, and over per pair, 24e;
Isesu1S chickens, western; In barrels. weigh
per- '''SsP Ssf !Soae2seT esT' shoES5s Esshins Ss
gs ail. lss 6fT pair 20 2le. 90. @isssd slIsT
- ~ ether nearby. weighing If o. lSs. apises.
sasss, nearby spring. 20 Sgse: do. Western Is
s-leei 1ssse, western. 16V1To; squads. per doz,,
sal.f SeiEhlng IL to ~ lbA per dOz., 1850
rhils. NsiBhins . 10 10 lbs. per doz., sass
Le'9o shits, weighing 3 lbs, per doz,, s4g4,aA;
~ o9. lbs. per doz., sS.509s.IB; o, 40. so
"a lhA per doz,, 32.75V2, 90; dark. f2,bO9
=s+si small and No. 2, eOc q 81 %
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-06
RANK CLEARINGs
RATES FOR MONEY
Extrn for George w. Helme Company

NEW YORK. Dec. s.-rhs George W.
Helme Company has declared a regular
quarterly dividend OF ga per cent and
per cent extra on common stock. The regu-
lar quarterly / q per cent preferred divi-
dend was also declared Dividends are pay
able January TO stock OF record Decem-
her I6.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-06
Edward IL. Strnhlinr

Edward II. StradllnE, for many years a
lumber merchant, died Monday at his home.
22O9 West Tiogu street lie was seventy.
TWO years old MIR StradlnE was a veteran
of the civil war, having enlisted In Com
pany c. l2sth Pennsylvania Volunteers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-06
REFINED SUGARS

The market was quiet at tho late decline.
Rshners' list prices: Extra fine granulated.
! zoe: powdered, Z. 3Oo; confectioners' A. 7.lOc
soft GRADES. 6.AbWI. O0c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-06

AUTOCAR REPAtRMEN wanted; steady
employment; good wages for men cap
able OF repairing and overhRultug Auto
cars. Apply employment bureau. 80
floor. from TO 10 a. m, In morning and
to y, m In afternoon, Autocar Sales
and Service Co. .3d and Market.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-06

MASAGER--Qne who has had en-
10 help conduct a growing heating and plumb
ing buBinesBi must have had experiences In this
line, state full PARTICULARS, with salary ex-
pccted AZ start. asa, ledger Ofnee.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-06
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK. Dec. 6.-The market for
eoffee futures opened steady today and
point higher. Trading on the call was quiet
sales amounting 70 500 bags.
Todays Yesterdays
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-06

ACKERS need hard.candy helpers. Apply
Confectionery Department.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-06
SECURITIES AT AUCTION

Stocks of banks and trust companies In
Philadelphia made substantial gains In the
auction sale OF securities by Barnes & LOT
land today. Commercial Trust established
the largest gain, l6 points. and other Rd.
vances were os follows; Excelsior Trust
Company, 10: Central National Bank, 81 .
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Company, o.,
Real Estate Trust Company preferred, y .
and Guarantee Trust and Safe Deposit
Company g.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-06


AUTOMOBILE .polishsr and gsslstant washsri
experienced white man man middle aGed prstesssdl pref
bswtSs SSs oS Sas 'hHISGl Melon Apply T. 0r'
BALL 9EHRINos AND STEEL nALIs- p.
S sap o. nE s sbaTSs rSr aa ssSsr Tss
Ing 9f Ggh qTnsE nS sTIns9E snd nst nnsegs
RRSiy' Sempstspt TITO 70 set set mSsSiSss tor hisR
ssSa man for Spp DfgdSstSp S p Rishssads ssyS
mat letter; sainty sspsc,,Sd ana ssSsTisnsss;
SSi SSSSIa r Si %Sdr.ss s Rsdssl 'Ss s. ee
nFsfHSRas sHRs 9ANRsg 4 a. sr$4E 8 VOW e6ahfssHERE e6ahfssHERE
BOND SALESMAN wanted; must have own
Gllenis ] so3d opgSTsgay pS fSr rsst ssrE
as. LcdHsr ofhcs
must have eood rrfcfrnees' 81 2l0. Led Cent
nc,SrS SyS! eSahee nc ~ advancement sas s9s
reference and salary expected 2ia' Ledger
Roy. bright: office work, references. Eiacmann
Bros. Wool dealers, s Chestnut ST.. "a hoor.
pqS SS sT%'s s SspfSaa as must
DoY. oyeg, ig wanted for otflce Georgo BSrris's
shiiippIhs dcPartmeni and srrSndsi hrst.elsss
reference only. DALEY. Banks Bddls' 1871
RoYs between ~ and i6 years OF age for
Ss wSE fo0S T. Sa oqr EsdssT Sna oes eso TOT 40
poYs for delivery department. Apply 500 8.
lOth streot
and 81 ,Sss g TPEs Fiber: q
between a. m. and 1850 D m.
hgTGGsanFIRS gWTGsanFIRSor%SNA.N %ANEERb NdEEEaRbnN .ak H. JPRoADwAE-
nqTa@ WIN 4sosIsd & y' L.as !. ss 5iHsl,
VICTOR cEeLEFES1k5i'efiHt 4kLEfaS 1Ski2ieitNn co.
has vacancies for
Chbinetmakers
Experienced rubburB,
SheACkeTa
Double head mOuder operators.
Window cleaners,
IDchmann machine carveras
Freight elevator operator tWhitel
Rough rip HawyeTH,
Machiniats familiar with w9edw'kg maehinse-
Young men, 20 90 y years
Cf age, 20 learn rubbing.
tS-huur-weok schedule.
phy stTat cNamina tton necessary. Apply.
Victor Culking Machine Co, application ofhcas
81 Cooper at, Camden. NJ "
AUFFEUR-EXperionced man. alnslei must
must know city. also attend heateri room ana
board, good home; state wages, exp. and rsEf
LOcomoblle driver preferred. 823, Led, on.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., experienced chauffeur.
who viii obtain steady employment ~ siyina
nrBt-casa references and apply 70 u 49,
Ledger Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-06
HELP wANTED-MALE

CcOuNTANT--Factory cost accountant; GOOD
rccord by large knitting mill. good opportunity
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-06
COTTON SCARS HIGH
AS BUYING INCREASES
Business Is Most Active of the
Week--Good Demand From
Wall Street

CoTToN BEII WEATHER CONDITIONS
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:, The tgloyins tsrnpqsssure, ysrs RECORDED,
Shreveport. iei Chattauooss. ~, Memphis
end Atiapis. 70 Rslelsh., 81 ngminshHmn;
Fort smith and Apzusia, ssl WiimlnEton.
sti Meridian. Nicksburg. charleston saynn-
S. 'as M1ss sRs G Ro sssdhiSSsSts sSd SsntssmsTs SS
Pensacola. New Orleans and san Antonlo'
There vas oi Inch Of precipitation At pei
tanta.
NEW YORK, Dec. strength was dis
played in the cotton market ut the start
this morning with business moro active than
on previous days this week. Advances OF
10 70 % points were recorded.
Wall street was good buyer Mt the
start. and room traders also purchased
Spot houses and southern interests sold
Commission houses operated on both sides
and Liverpool was n buyer OF March but
sold the later options.
After the call the demand increased ma
terially and at the end OF tho frst ten min
utes further upturns " to . points were
recorded
The opening advance attracted consid-
erable realizing and there were moderate
reactions but the tone continued steady
and prices frmed up again before tho end
OF the first hour. with active months sell
Ing about % to 30 points net higher. Bull
lsh Southern spot advances encouraged tho
buying movement
The market became less active IN the
morning January contracts eased TO 2o.o2o
with the general list showing reactions OF
10 or ~ points from tho best early In the
noon hour.