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statesmen.
Statesmen wanted. See
Mr.. Perrow, Room 944,
Hoted Richmond, Sunday.

SALESMEN-Air brakes FOR automobiles,
Trucks and traters: safe and efficient:
stalled Big earning contract TO disiribu-
tors with som: capital. Literature on
a ,Inht ion McNerny Air Brake Co..
SALESMEN-Side line statesmen wanted
by old and :avorably known manufac-
turers., Being able TO again obtain un-
limited amount OF material. we can take
or part OF our wcil-known line OF spc-
Sialties; % per cent commission on re-
Tribune Rnild!ns. Chicago.
Statesmen sell ;ires direct TO car owner,
3oS3 nonskid. Sll.75: tubes. sa25: other
f mites On bePPa
necessary. Auto Tire Clearing House. 1900
only men now steadily travelling: small.
er towns need answer: l2l-2 per cent
commiSsion samples light Hudson River
Lace Works. +lG broadway. New York.
side line for our vending machines sales
boards and confectionery. Commission
basis basis Tennessee Specially Corp. Memphis.
SAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or cxpcricnc-
A., ed; city or travelling; write for list OF
lines and full particulars. Address Natl
Ssnicsmen's TT. Assn. Dept 296 Chicago,
Statesmen ceiling Davis Ciothcs'' to
measure. direct 10 consumer. exclusive
~ greatest quality line in America !;
,tcnlars first letter; rofercnccs Il. IT..
Davis Tailoring Co. Cincinnati q.
SALEsMEN,.sSoo monthly selling new
Mics per gallon made Win vim r fadG'' sela 6S
stransky vaporiser Co. on" tos m Pusw ana
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MERCHANDISE
Articles for SoIo
FOR SALE,

Lumber Of all descrip-
lions. Electric motors, cleo
trlc elevators; new. Large
quantity of electric wiring.
All size piping, asbestos
pipe covering, battleship Ii
noleun, telephone pol e S.
Large wood stave tanks;
new. Brick buildings. New
machinery of various types.
All m a terial practically
new.
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statesmen
Wanted. Apply
311 CENTRAL NAT.
BANK BLDG.

awake local salesman. Sell to stattoners.
Commission basis. Give references. age.
lines handled and how. exact present tor
rltory how often covered and kodak photo
OF self Work osganzer Co.. 81 Jefferson.
Detroit. Mich.
SALESMEN-s75 to Sis weekly calling on
grocery. drug. cigar and candy trade.
Our. limo aells In nine out of ten stores
Blue soal Mfg. Co. Memphis. Tenn,
| SALEsMEN-Wanted, experienced ! stock
security salcsmen; company has opefat,
Ing factory: Apply stating experience, D
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MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
Richmond, Virginia.

Man or woman wanted: salary $50 fGIi
tune. re an hour spare time; selling
unncce2sary. international Mills. Norris
NAN OK WOMAN to handIe our adyerlis-
p n sass of9a ree hsSBiiSy Hsys
MEN. OMt:N-Thousands o.. S. gov
ns5 5nmen abo1 pos boa9 o4Sp ;s to :sSS
sSisute, Dent. "a 9. Roshes,sr. =. = 7. !"
r3ETns c k55S M5om sf J. Ma5da
TEAcHERS-owlng, TO scarcity and UMPIRE
enFoimens An Tor ten dsSs 30 w ehnIEes
.Shateyer unless position 81, secured: graded
sheridan Teachers Agency. Greenwood.
TEAqEFS 4 WASTE;D-coiI s physics;
nhn ssaaf P saGa' pa sa.ni ans
AGENCY. Richmond. Va.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. stenographer or
dictaphonc operator. by whole sale house.
D 332. care Times Dispatch.
Statesmen ana Agents 30
G y 7 Stage manuf.cturer wants
, M os nr iss !sa SsW Fs;k GadsSa
ers everywhere wild with enthusissm:
nEe ssHs, doubles COST @ male
s4a il. Tx i Ti NIL: siss ed
Dept. 759. Louisville ky.
AGENTS-Make SIS weekly selling guar.
weekly ful line Use an hour I spare t,,n M.
ENperiGnce UNNECESSARY. Perfectwcar iio-
carponizer on market; saves 40 to so per
cent Gent OF gasoline: exclusive territory;
purchasers. Address J. y. Caskie. Profit.
AGENrs-New cotton caie9lai9r. Fastest
81 BOOK da' for Ieq seed pRp
Publishing Co. Atlanta. Ga. -------------
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. profits selling to coll
.r 2nsd vo pS"piS Nc ea anr NEEDED We
ssion Semi Free. roHo- Scains s cS.. P iSt.
AG Sen EN- SSH nnsees.s.i,Ies: evc;ybody
Bryant cleared $500 in 80 days: GuteIius.
$50 s In g days; send for sample: It's free.
,, soxa nenskia: iii.7s: tubes. SIS, other
on LIBERAL adiustmcnt I' bnsis liz , eom
miss'ons E Tirn or ffhniS
18Th. Chicago.
AGEN,rs-9oc an hour 10 advertise and
distribute samples 10 consumer: write
Jhmc !ican Products Co. AS American
BldE.. Cincinnati. O.
irans nsM 80 aiding GaE dGa!s
derfui Invention; adds. subtracts. multi
plies, diyidCs suiomaticaily; whirlwind IN
5000 machine; nvc-ycar guarantee: oiilCts,
stores. factories buy from ono TO dozen:
enormous demand everywhere: big profits:
territory. Calculator Corporation. Dent.
III. Grand Rapids. Mich.
AGENTS--Arc you making $1,000 per
:, YEAR u not. We will show you how.
Ere! Wolfgans made $1,000 last year.. Z.
lon MAKES sse ssd ;a Ms %
sell ns guaranteed made to-measure
Liberty Nomination Storm. Auto and Top
Goats: 81 samples 10. select from: big
cash commissions In advance: no deliver,
ing outfit free: write at once for par
iicnlars. The Liberty Raincoat Co., Dept.
E-l29 Dayton. Ohio.
AGENTs-Water stills; write tor free
Cur f SssS F fSRnst w hS stills Boyer
AGf;ENTS-Aro yonSq making $500 per year?
GoeIist averages 500 SOW Weckis. Mrs Mrs. Walton.
OF Indiana, makes $3.50 each month selling
bination Storm. Auto and Top Coats; "a
SAMPLES TO select from. Dig cash COM
missions In advance. No delivering or col
Letting. We, furnish complete selling out
az free. Write at once for particulars. The
Ohio.
weekly. AUTOMOBILES owner.
evcrywhsre wild with enthusiasm. Mar
e ea,;de; Save: It's cost arst dry. Son.
Ing like w,Idsre ~ ssmnIs et tn,,,n 90;
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AGENTS-slo0 weekly. AUTOMOBILES owner,
everywhere wild with enthusiasm. Mar
efficiency. Saves It's cost first day Son.
s, tat nal salss s everywhere Territory go:
Ford car free. Write quick. Ovee Co.
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SALESMAN

SALESMAN
TO TRAVEL , VIR-
GINA AND NORTH
CA R OLINA, B Y
l. A R G E MANU-
FACTURER FOOD
p r ODUCTS N A
TIONALLY ADVER-
TISED AND ESTAB-
LISHED. S T A T E
AGE, EXPERIENCE
AND SALARY EX-
PECTED. L 873,
CA r E TIMES-DIS-
PATCH.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wautcd-IIcmalo
Oh

=, home; brand-new. ga;cntsd. sells 10.
r;cry now Sacy prom ri e. e. w With Chr tfr.
AGENTS sIo,1rs earn Earn $50, wssk aud your own
9 gu, St free. c0mmonwesith TaiIors. Dept;
=, , New method: no capital re9aiScd: no no
e. s 'sis s: u Davis hf prS Sass
y Q - y II S-"Hop-Siia' (nonaIcohoIIcJ.
there Immediately on this INTERESTINGLY
Ohio. N"' "''"'' i'a"S' Co.. dFesn"ii'e.
AGESTS--'iiydro- Stills" Material. work
,, mnan,ship and operoting, principle guar.
fonSer sld isaa 81 f MSs.' M h52aus''
AG and $40 for free ,ols, soar sample
Co. D,pt. clio. ST Louis. $40
AGbG anr ,o- umbrellas: t2.s0 per
tG[ 0r to SELL: nt NO. NO; Sg%a
s nISfiive1rins write i,nnedia,eiy. Parker
NG;ESTS-.Free sample: greatest washing
h,r rhhDiSt proposition: enormous pronts as
.Efi S,yb"urS9 on Av csc s i1i Thayer
AukNTS-we start you in business fur
n!shing everything: men ana women
S %assIy ,fs;!ms TO earn ,5o 500
eiaity Candy Fac,ories." home anvwh ere
o e%shiss Ne & haEsd.ie Co. Box S. East
.-, ~ INCREASED INCOME
TssaSe,ing .Saie5inen-Your Opportunity.
worm. w Ii me man we wianiI1orcn foS a
,inc-wlth a worthwhile house This il
h.S nln monsy proposition; banks.
IN business your customers. ten-niinute
wha '1 d S Msn e"i H. ns ,n ah: hour ,aaI
poch.t-slIe samples. This proposition ~
,2 he i5a mos; nsrei ;aefnsn Sal Of
,nr,i GonndenSo: stating present line and
c, i. Eriekso 5Sd CO. "r inc us; TiEh, pow
Pld.i.. Des Mo!nes. Iowa.
DiSTH hrTEh wanted In evcry town FOR
month INCLUSIVE ' terri, 90 s' Sa %
free free 70 workers. speedolne Co. i D":.
Corner Randoiph and Ogden.
handle line aselusivs ' and Ss sa'esmsn 70
a ans and ady spec II Richmond
tall season just opcned '' MT,s on, bass -
territorial contract Permanent position.
saLESMA .S; orders a day means SEQ
tSndeTtu Boz, new %, adding ID .;,o 'nachine Retail.
Eive,year Fusrantee. Worth IT. price f6r
HSnf line. car Wr # eq saG 81
Dss aTns hrsn% wa"isd for yElnia.
-. ..-.-. - q sSnSs LEn ~ q.
SALES M4AN-wholesaie grocery: e1cco-
t!onal opportunity offered to sail s,nhn
wS yi;h esiahi!.hed trade. TO handle exclusive
inc future Is assured the man who
car Qualify. For interview. apply b. letter
on.y; give full particulars as TO age ix-
victor. care Hotel Richmond
s-i LIE; AAN-'We have opportunity so;
part time in sale Of security o. COMPANY
nann'actur.nE very wonderful invention
send for particulars and .r,c sarnple
II p Graham Co. sc Bway. New YORK
SALESMAN wanted to sell preferred
STOCK. with bonus OF common. In North
carolina. Previous experience Desirable
but not essential. Paul Tire and Pubber
Co. wallnc" Building Salisbury
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SA I.ESMAN TO carry attrar,iy. 80. H..
.locriA COMMISSION Apply Gl2 r. Main ST
Sa !.ESM AN-one. having following among
hHt"nOblis dealers garages and battery
stations in widely surrounding territory
S ,,eL a well known line OF auto ignition
pa!tS. l.!bcra! proposition TO right ma
with prnpcr references no Others nnsa
ssSoIy; Write full particuia.-s Ignition
~. a niG Co. ~ Bodman Bldg. C!ncin-
statesmen tSTOCK)-We can use two mr.
,thTee experienced stock statesmen in
nIrEihia., Maryland and Delaware Our
ttf,:,sd aId common shares paying
ut.Niuyhds NO advances: strictly Commits
S n.h OASIS Fisheries Products Company
Wilmington. " G.
STEAM FI.rTEKs-Wanted. two first
laps .httcrs: one plumber. Apply AZ
u IL y: Eleventh St a.
ri.HEE COOP BARpERs $40 and co over
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pher. years experience, desires posi-
ton September 1st. Good reference \
32I. care Times D!spRtch
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]. b. MosnY a co.

HAS SPLENDID POSITION FOR FIX
PBRIENChD RUG AND DRAPER!
SALESMAN.
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Poultry and Supplies

ONE pen of Bun Orpingtons and Ons
rooster: also Rhode Island Red hens
and one Inaie bird for sale. w. IL. Hcrn-
don. lllI North Seventeenth Street.
SAFETY hrst, look oui for chicken pox,
cholera and roup. Ne have disinfcc-
tant. roup. cholera, laying tonic chicken
poN and In fact the thing to save your
chickens. Call Randolph G0s5-w. or 1884
N. Seventeenth 81
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Observation-Disclosures. to handle line OF
special values. popular priced character
mission basis. please give fun particulars
ntst letter. Mitchell. 800 broadway. New
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AGENrS-Aro You making 1850 per year Z
II not. we viii show you how. Fred
Goellet averages 500 weekly. Mrs. walton.
OF Indiana, makes $3.50 each month selling
blnaton Storm. Auto and Top Goats; "a
SAMPLES 10 select from. Dig cash COM
Letting. We furnish complete selling out
Liberty Rsincoat Co. Dept. r la. Dayton,
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ACENTS-Razor-rip sell, 10 every
~ nome Orand-ncw. patented. sells for
sSc. wv per cent pront. get virgin ter
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MISUNDERSTANDING account TO salcs-
men who can demonstrate ability to scli
me OF roonnE Cc.ncnts AID paints 10
factory or farming trade; liberal PROPOSE
,ion. Waited Builders CO. 5000 Wade
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-28
Correspondents de Nueya York
ANGLOS Y FRANCES

Hace POGO mas de un afio II medic
que Sc hizo el armisticio entire los Ala
dos Y sus enemigos; no hace mas que
unos dias que Sc firmo la paz con Hun
grfa aun no Sc ha firmado con Tur-
qufa y dos de esos Aliados, Francia
e Inglaterra, comienzan d lleyarse
mai. VA
No es la primera yeZ que este les su-
cede. En- la guerra de Crimea, en- 1854
I56, pelearon juntos contra Russia "
venida la paz, los franceses tenfan
mas simpatfas por los rusos que por
los ingieses; Y dos afios despues hubo
en- Inglaterra una alarma que result6
falsa porque sc sospech0 que Francia
sc disponfa a atacar a su eX-aliada.
No son esas las iinicas naciones en-
tire las cuales las alianzas. no han So
brevividO las guerras; primero, por-
que las alianzas no pueden ser eternas
Y, luego, porque seAdeben menos la
amistad entire los contrastes que a su
enemistad hacia otras naciones.
Los ingleses dicen que Francia de-
biera estarles agradecida, peraue la
han salvado de la destruction. costa
de grandes sacrificios de sangre ORC.
" no s6lo-afaden-nO nos mues.
ira gratitud, sino que Sc queia de no
setros v We con eelos las ventajas, aun
las mas pequeflas, que hemos obtenido,
con nuestros poderosos esfuerzos en- In
guerra. AL propio tempo, utiliza toda
OCCASION de conseguir alg1n provecho.
I en- su odio seXajerado a Alemania, Sc
MEGA admitir los hechos mas eyiden-
tie de la situaci0n de aquel pals v .se
empefla en- hacer cumplir ciertas condi-
clones de paz, que son absurdas. En-
lugar de arreglar sll estadO financiero.
con medidas energicas, como .hacemos
posotros, vive de Ia esperanza de CO.
brar indemnizaciones imposibles. Y
cnando Inglaterra adopta una conducta
razonahle con el enemigO vencido, los
franceses la acusan de que hace trail
ci6n la causa de los Aliados.
A 10 cual responder los franceses
que, en- la guerra tan en- peligro ha es-
tado Inglaterra como Francia, v que,
sin la cooperation de esta, no Sc habrfa
podido alcanzar la victoria.
-Hecha la paz-dicen-I -Inglaterra
es la que ha salido mas gananciosa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-28

, Ha logrado todo 10 que deseaba; ha
leliminado la riyaIidad martina In
dustrial de AIemania ha aniquilado la
escuadra germanica Sc ha apoderado,
| bajo la foIsna de "mandato'' de las
mas de las colonias alemanas, Egipto I;
! la Nesepotania, Palestina, Arabia, son
hoy posesiones o dependencias brita-
nicas; Y la parte mas solida asequi-
bic de las iAdemnizaciones, la marina
mercante aiemana. pertenece, ahora;
principalmente, a Inglaterra. Pero
Francia ha ohtenido fnera de Ia devo-;
lluci6n de Alsacia -Lorena. que era su-
va, muy POGO; y no ha recibido las ga
rantfas. terfitoriaies que necesitaba en-
Alemania para su seguridad.
| Agregan los franceses que Inglate-
IRA, satisfecha con todo 10 que lie ha
dado ell Tratado de Paz, Sc muestra
dispuesta atenuar algunas de las
condiciones de este, en beneficio de
Alemania Y costa de Francia; al
propio tempo sigue una polftica de i'm
Iperialismo aggressive para su propio en-
grandecimiento y con perjuicio para su
Aliada.
Sc entiende-dicen- el Emir
Faisal su movimiento arabe, que. es
contrario los intefeses franceses en-
Siria; en- un momepto de descuido de
!nuestro Gobierno, ia logrado que este
lie cediese el distrito petrolero de Mo
sui: Sc ha apoderado de hecho, de
Constantinopla /; y con su hospitalidad
hacia los turcos, nos origina difculta-
des. Ha establecido su Brotectorado
isobre Persia, donde, tambien, hay pc
tr0leo: Y, finalmente, quiere entrar en-
relaciones con ell Gobierno bolchevista
de Russia, para extraer, por medic del
comercio, el oro depositado allf, ell
cual no Sc debe tocar hasta que Sc
aTegle el asunto de las Deudas con-
trafdas por Russia en- Francia.
Esto dicen los unos los otros: los
que no somos nj frances0s nj ingleses,
:qu6 podemos decir? En- primer lugar,
que Sc debe descartar ESQ de la graft
tud", de que Sc hahla en- Londres. Mn
guRa naci0n ha lido a la guerra para
salvar Otra; y el concurso de todos
los vencedores era indispensable para
ganar la victoria. Y, por 10 tanto, o
deben todos estar agradeeidos a todos :
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-28

10 ningnno de ellos debe NADIA a los de-
mas.
Los franceses tienen raz6n cuando
Sc quejan de no haber re-
cibido las garantfas territoriales que
|necesitaban en- Alemania para su Sc
guridad ~ que eran Ia anexi6n de to-
da ii region del Rhin y la disoluci6n
de la unidad alemana, para descompo--
nerla en- dos tres naciones indepen-
dientes con 10 Que Prussia serfa menos
poderosa Y tenible. Pero culpa de esta
deception sufrida por Francia no es
de Inglaterra, 81 mo del Presidente
Wilson per su intromisi6n en- los asuR-
tos europeos y asiaticos; sin la cual,
Francia, Inglaterra Italia, habrfan
libremente modificado ell mapa y, SER
vido sus intereses, que eran compati-
bles. Y, entonces, no habrfa habido que
imponerle Alemania indemnizaciones
pecuniarias tan fuertes nj trabas eco
n6micas, porque Francia habffa cobra
do en- territorio una parte de 10 que
intenta cobrar en- dinero.
Pero los franceses no tienen raz6n
cuandO censuran 10 que llaman ''impe-
rialismo aggressive" de Inglaterra, Y que
es meramente defensive. Los ingleses
Sc ven obligados a adqQuirir contro-
lar los pafses desde los cuales Sc pue-
de. amenazar la India. La necesidad
los impulsa como, tambien, hacerse
duefios del mayor ntimero possible de
fuentes de petr0leo, artfculos destina-
dos gran papel en- las guerras mari
timas. NADIA de este irritarfa a Fran
cia 81 Sc hubiera hecho la paz que ella
deseaba Y 81 Mr.. Wilson no hubierd
lido Paris ''sabotear" la obra de
los Aliados; a el sc deben las dificulta-
des de la presente situaci6n interna-
cional, el que los Estados Unidos ha-
yam perdido las simpatfas de las prin-
cipales naciones europeas Y el que en-
tire estas no haya hoy dos que sean
verdaderamente amigos.
Antonio ESCOBAR.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-28
COMPRO

Una casita relativamente centrica
en- Santurce. No de muchO preciO.
Dirijase a: M. L. MOLINA, Dept. of
the Interior. @ Advt.
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xxx y *, slIlxh , increase. being estimated a,

Fort movement:
New York-MidIi.nE CO.'S: stock -2oil.
Minor ports--Hcccipts. IS: stock. 3.2s7.
Total today-Reccipts. 33.Ssi: exports. g..
gill stock. ilsa.tts
To,a! for woek-Rccsipts. ss.ssi: exports.
! Total for searon--R.cc!pts. l.s!e.5io: OK.
ports. l.lGQ.3i:.
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COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK. Nov. s.-Thc cotton market
severe decline today with January con-
lower. January delivery closed at !s.c5
with the genera! Hat Closing steady a; a
Tn. factors 10: IN. continuation o! tho
selltn. movement. were considered prac-
ing yesterdays late trading. They ~
Guided reports OF Increased spot; offerings
IN the South. more active h-dg. selling
continued depression in the goods trade.
and apprehrns!ons that the weakness OF
foreign exchange would further curtaii
demand FOR .1por;. Tn. sharp break In
grain may also have contributed TO the
weakness some OF the local cotton
traders took Il Is as Indicating that hold
IN. movements could not D.. expected 10
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
Richmond Union Stock Yard.

Richmond. Va Nov c. ..sl
N,Gmark-; Far run OF cattle. Make,
With order. Prospects favorable for ali
at stun.
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Illinois Central Ic:. Observation-Disclosures. &c
Int. Acr Marine cs Observation-Disclosures. S-s
Kansas City Southern REF. 6s.... -
i'isE"it and Myers IS .............. tb!dJ s.
i.o"a'i.e and Nashville I'm. h........ s:i.
NiasouT.. Kan. and Texas lat ts...... sais
Missouri Pac. gen. & .......... 81
New York Central deb. e. ........ ,3is
Sorf3Ik and Western CIV. Gs...... did iVi
o.Lh.Tn racine ts...................... fsE,
p .ntiH5 .Nan,a zen. Ss .......-............. SE
nnrunith In, ~ -; ;....::...-:....- Sr
81. Louis and San Fran. adj Gs..... c;..
SsabSa!d Air Line sdi. 5s........... i2i,
So,,,h.n ,eI; lei. ta'................... ilis
SS,,t,hhsrn i2etac e7. bs ................. Il2ii
Scu!hcIn ,Nai.Way Observation-Disclosures. -
Iousnetn HAnwny gen. 4. ............... cct.
t-ts Anu racine !r.............. tb!d) n
tIni.sa KtnnGo :,,r'c;;.';;......;.;,...:; Nh
s;...ii.;:.'-'.... $500. ............. az
',.eS! ~ ............:.... s3h
.N..Etin Y ~. SncNlcAl "a ......... (bidl ST.,
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new crop movement. but ,he feature
the heA'y Southern selling and re-
ports OF an easier spo, situation.
The marke, a; The low ,oi,. h,,
mel losses OF - 20 20 points. with Dccenb.-
eeHihs At $50 and Ai2rch lsis Closing
prices were within few points o, IN.
lowest although there was considerable
covering or proni taking FOR over Tho
"ee"-eho. Reports from the Yves. ind
Gated ina: recent colder weather had
Increased retail trude 20 some extent and
expressed NOR: hopeful Views %. tn. busI-
ness nutlook. bu; sales %. print cloth,
al ran River FOR the week showed only A
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CHICAGO GRAN MARkrr.

. EIICAGD. Nov. G-A!l grains were az
iectcd today by the statement OF Julius
Harncs. former director general az tho
United States Grain Corporation. before
yesterday. wheat suffering the greatest
setback: Al the finish wheat was down
-. To sH, with Decenber i.:Id s0k. and
March l.S'9I !.S&: corn WAC on i1iftsnc;
oats showed net loss of :. to lie. and
provisions ranged 10 to Use lower Scnt!-
Inent IN wheat was extremely bearlsh
genera! business and economic Conditions
throughout tho word being the main In
iluencc. Tic statlstical position OF wheat
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. Nov. 6-Cattic: receipts -
90: compared with week ago: native stecrs.
p 20 &c. hiEhe, she sock steady to Cos
lower: Bologna bulls. - TO Zoe higher:
veal-. 81 higher: stockers and feeders and
range cattle mostly steady.
hogs: steady 20 &c lower than ycster-
days average: bulk % sales. 1896 %:
PIGS. steady 20 i5c lover: buik iJ1
sheep: receipts. ;tpl: compared with
week ago: fat lambs. i0) 20 40 lower:
tst sheep and ycariinss. 20 10 75c lower
Feeder sheep and lambs 80 TO 90 lower
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an
- Ioiai sales Tor week days 4 OOn pa,
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while undoubtedly strong. attracted little
:: !, *, In view OF the fact that Argen-
tth" ana australia are now competing with
me United states In wheat for the world
market. and the foreign demand for do
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nestle wheat has fallen or mAteriai,y.
AT the low point today December showed
more than Il cents UNDER tho high OF
Wednesday and the December. Narcn
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NEW ORLEANS Nov. s-snliing pres
su;e was almos, cons,an, In tho cotton
market today. and the result that
prices opened lower. There were few up
turns during the session and lowest prices
cam" toward the end when the active
months we've co to 80 points under tho
maj pt!Gss Of yesterday. Some llttlc re-
a!Izlng OF profits tn. short side made
"a. close steady and tho net change for
the day was loss OF ~ to IS points.
Early offerings We're unQuestionaL ably In
duccd by thu uufavorablo tone OF weekly
rsvl"ws Of trade In general and untavor-
able references 10 the state OF trade among
cotton mills while tho later ceiling was
caused hy expectations OF large ginninEs
returns IN the -crcrt due from the census
bureau Monday morning.
Buil!sh news had aimos. no influence
anu the market paid little attention to
t"poris that L!verpno! had been large
ouSef @! spots after nours-here yesterday,
and that further business had been put;
through IN the carly hours OF today. The
prospects OF much rain In the belt over
sunday w"re received in the same way.
spot quotations were reduced 30 points
TO la3 for niddliug. while December con
tracts Sod down 10 1870 and closed at