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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-06
Mexican Conditions Improving

HE new administration in Mexico is
evidently sincere III its desire to come
L. a friendly understanding with the United
States upon some plan OF action by which
the points OF view OF each under accepted
principles OF international obligation may be
clearly defined as a necessary preliminary
10 the harmoni2ing OF conflicting views in
the approach to settlement OF differences
ont OF which friction has grown in the past
In support OF this statement, there has been
more than one expression from official
sources OF the new government.
Genorai!y speaking, the misunderstand-
iugs which have been productive OF the
most complaint from Americans have had 10
40 with American investments in oil proper
ties, and in the outgrowng discussion as to
the denial of contractual rights, in which the
question OF legality in the requirement OF
these contracts has been the chief point at
issue, Mexico has shown keen constituencies
regarding its indefeasble rights in its own
natural resources, surrender OF which is re-
sisted without clear governmental sanction
by competent sovereign authority.
In this connection, Robert Pesquicra cX-
pressing the views OF the new Mexican gov
ernment, in an open letter 10 the press. has
issued an invitation to American oil men
ana especially the heads OF independent com
ranicS that have not been operating in
Mexico. Ia visit the capital and talk matters
over with the view OF developing the con-
Ciliatory possibilities Of personal contact
This invitation should not lightly be rejected
Perhaps after conference they would moi,
fully agree with him that conditions are
quite l;.ir and favorable TO the Industry.
and that the acquisition and DEVELOPMENT
Oh property in Mexico could be undertaken
with comparative simplicity OF procedure
and much less difficulty than in many other
g.tr-N ,.,a. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-06

AS yet the public has not been advised
@Eether Mr. Debs viii conduct his campaign
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-06

The Vermont Legislature may meet ana
ratify the Federal suffrage amendment be-
fore the Tennessee Legislature does. Tins
becoming the deciding state in completing
ratification. But an Offset to any claims
of the Republican party Tor votes of women
on that score, the Democratic party has
named a national commttecwoman in every
State-a position which gives tremendous
advantage in the distribution OF patronage.
and it is that which counts in the win
ming Of votes. The women will not over
Democrats.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-06

With California native sherry selling at
only Sc the gallon. basket of fruit and a
bouquet OF flowers thoughtfully placed at
the door OF each delegate in the mornings.
hotel and restaurant prices held down to
level that shames the Eastern cxtortioners.
perfect weather and a hospitality that forces
the South TO look well 10 its laurels there
is little wonder that the Democrats al san
Francisco have not been aycrse To tho pro-
longation OF their convention If press re-
ports be true, then San Francisco has quail
fed as the perfect convention city
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11

The funeral III Dr. Neal M,les
sill take place at Ii O'Clock ,hl,
morning from The Fourth street
Baptist Church.
Neal M,les ~sa one Of thu hes,
known cclori bays Of For. Smith
and Que Of the graduates Of Lincoln
school who made a name Tor h.a,
sell N,er graduating from l,,csl
schoo ;, he entered Arnsrrs Me,iies
college Nashville, Tenn, and on
obtaining his degree, coated IL
Dickson, reun where be bull, up
a LARGE aud >s,,fssiai practice
he had heeu HI several month.
AMI sss brought 10 the bone NJ n.
mother NO North Eighth street.
where he died Thu ~day er.nlns
ln,etm,nt ~i,j be IN OAK r..na
terry H. ~ss 81 years nil sna i.
sarv,yei By hi- ~.4. al. notnst.
three brothers act tire .,.,er. -
Southwestern Nes-. r. SAITH ARK
MAY II, 1870
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11
LACK Of CLOTH
BREEDS EPIDEMIC

Ss~ York Special A Er-a, sAcA
Of cotton goods 10 Poland is Causing
= terrible epidemic OF skin diseases
there according TO the reports ot
American Jewish relief workers in
that eosn,rY The shortage ~ tails
material for sh,ra and underwear IA
iarSety responsible for n. filth TIA,
10 to ea seen on eYe,y street y The
Polish cities. and hl also coatsisaI
.ns cause TO the saaSues OF 'ypeas
AMI consumption THAI are Devastating
pnand
The absolute hck Of material for
anderrtcthing has. sroaEes aaoat 81
,rsmaly bad health eendiiions SAYS
. rsros- ,ust received by the A1sri
can Js~ssA Reltet Commiiiee In this
city. ADD an alarming number OF
CONTAGIOUS sAin and eve disease. are
running throaGa the popalatisa The
crowded a,assrs conditions make II
I'm y,,e,ssle 10 eh~cs these diseases aR
less casaE ctsthfng sS1 soAp GA ot
procured
liz Ms hospitals 1ae ealy sandases
s.s1 tC< DRESSING. are strips % sa'r.s
ana clothing that the laaasies eAasl1 &C
L,user wear In Gee large ias;itsitOa
q, l.sas. caring ,cr 'ss insaEe he "a
,iea,s are obliged 20 remain le BED A
tay " tao =. tizae While ta~sr oGs
csanx. ~ chorAiax 10 s%tns sasAsf
n. tvnas o. he Anertcas Jewish
R..i4, Cen nittne are provt9ias fscc
@ar ant elc,Ains tS all tsess s'-sef
O. rss.o.s sut TIE presses; needs slvs
e7,x-evr ne immediate reserves Of
re c-ra-I,stSo-- 70 ra--y ,sa ~o't
,N-psaN tacrssr vs1- -Sse committee
Il isst-g SIS 800 aea OF Anglia 70
uA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11
WOMEN GIVE OUT

Housfwosk Ia hard enough whom
healthy. Every Dickson woman
who II having bsckashs. blus and
nervous spsliss dix2y headaches aud
kidney m bladder troubles. shoaid
be glad 10 heed this Dickson wofn.
sns cap .fisAgs
Mrs. W. NJ. Petty. Railroad ST,
ssys. Last wintsf had . pretty
bad spell u kidney complaint ard
| blame nv .roable from being On
INV ie4t 40 mach, standing over tbs
stove AMI getting sneais for 80 tnai,y
psopis. Ny kidaays wsss disorder
I'd and acted too freely. Often |
vas di1xy, my hsaA Aeted and |
tel, tired. | dido't have much am.
bition 70 DO my worx and ! was
somewhat nervous. Finally began
taking Doan's kidney pli., getting
my supply a. the Wyatt Drug Co
One Dor p1. me in good condition
again and | have never had any
return OF tits complaint sinee.
prics U9c, al all dealers. Don I
daiply ask Tor aitney r,iaedy--
get Deans kidney Pilir--,he same
that Mrs. Petty had Foster Mil
oufn Co, Mirs Rut'alo, y \.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11
FAMOUS ARTIST
SINGS FOR FOOD

singing for something 10 eat. III
stead Of for tbs hundreds VI dollar
taat each concert snsagemeat BRING
him, wAs the experience that heteI
otAAer Msas. 1~-ll kno~a artist d
III. Chicago Gtaffa.laers Company
sho, wi,a his wife. has just returned
TO this country. Mr. Marak and his
wife spent several months 10 Csscho
slovasis ~ concert and operate
engagement
What good was the money re
ceiv.d Tor my public appearances. II
couldn't get anything 10 eat with
~" asked the singer \ sooa found
,u, Ia this eountry ihs, money WASH,
u mach value in sett.ns dinner
80 wherever possible asked for food
instead ~ fcr the money ny contract
called Tor"
The Riager told of taking a BAG OF
s,our Gov an operate appearance in
Prague. instead u the 81 600 be ~As
TO act for the engagement
And vas happier with that eas
" flour than would have been With
$40 e0si no added Food In so scarce
tina, even the wealthtel people, Who
can afford TO pay any price Ter Il, are
having trouble getting encush TO -:
Imagine. n YOU can what must ~
the lot 81 the poorer eiasses Win
lrtle or 90 chances q, earning money
~sA nothing to eat, nothing TO ~ear
and pt,gfal sAscks they call home
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11
iNsoLvENr NOTICE.

To the creditors OF c. NJ BAKER,
deceased by order OF the Clerk oi
the County Court. Of Dickson Coun'
,y. Tenp /. Notice is hereby given
to oil pessons having claims against
the estate NJ G N. Baker, deceased
TO appear and die the ssms with
The Clerk ot sald Court auth.nti.
Gated In the manner described ~
law, on or het,rs Nov |, 1870.
The insolvency 81 said estst.
having been suggested any tlaim-
no, fled on ~ before ssll date wall
ne forever barred both III lsw and
equity.
This May II, 1920.
n. II. kubank, Admr.
oiC. NJ. Rsker Estate.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11
County Highway Commission

The last Legislature enacted Z
new road Law Tor Dickson County
naming 4 Highway Commission
with oss member hom the County
At.Largs and Tour other members
two OF which we're selected from u,
Charlotte Districts and t~o IRON
the Dickson Districts.
Tue com III issioners named IN the
bill we're n II. stone, chairman
N, II. kubank and W, h String
fellow from the Charlotte districts
and PIT. Hsnalee aud Clarence VIII
Hams lrum the Dickson Dlstfir.s
lhsse men we're to serve until sht
nsxt Augdst election, when the
voters were to elect then snecessots
10 serve for two years,
W. ate informed ,hat Pitt Hensles
will 10, BE- a candidate for rs.eIec'
ton, but ~ are unable TO stats
whether the other members vii
succeed themselves % not.
Ia our judgment I. II very I'M
pmtant that the voters place OF
this Com miss,on lesdihs aud pro,
gresslys citizens, ~ building ap ID.
roads II The County IL one Ut the
nios, important pue!,c services that
can ne rendered. A the Filth nls
l.cl pays Ahou, one fourth OF The
taxes Vt The County, The people y!
,h.s section should especially he 10.
,rrest.d in selecting \ good man 10
.uccted Col. Heuses
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11
koN.RGsiogkr korca.


W NJ. Lane " Alphonss Brumait
Before Harvey E~ina Justice
Of the pesc. in .nd im Dickson
county, Tepn
In this esuse, II appearing by al
idsvi, tbs. The defendant Alphonse
Burnett, " Justly indebted IN the
plaintiff. and 10 non fs.ident Of
tie State. ~ that the ordinary proc
.ss NJ lsw cannn, he served on him
sDd 40 original attachment having
been levied on his property, il 10,
therefore. osdere that publication
he made in the Dickson County
Herald. q newspaper published in
the town Of Dickson, Tennessee Tor
tour weeks, commanding the sAid
Alphonse Barmett la appear before
me or some other acting justice pt
the Peace, at my office in tennessee
City. Tennessee the same being in
the 18th civil dis,ric, Of said county
on the 10Th Jsy u July 1920 and
nake defense TO ssid suit sgsn't
him, or il will BE- proceeded with.
FL parte
Hsrvev Ewins,
Jaesics Of the Peace
II {. Richardson. Atty
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11

{. X Yates, oi yellow Greek, sas
bete Saturday aui sunday attending
the rfinal,ye Baptis, uniou Meet.
log aud called at this Office aud re,
oewtd has Herald for another year
Mr.. Yates n one OF Dickson
Couniy's poinees settlers and
inform. IA tina, In 1865 tina. be Gu,
timber about where the Dickson
iepo, nov stands aud this section
~as then made up mostly u negro
Federal roldiers
LOST-Los chain on Yeilo~
Greek pike between my store aud
farm, one mile vest oi Dickson
Finder will please return to the
store and receive reward.
&. {. Collins,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11
TRUSTEE

HUNT Va ars authorized 10 announce
slsy,sep llsat No . candidate loo the
ID. ahss y Gouaty Ir4xsss, sabiset .
the Will Vi tho qasillsd voters al 'tfs
Aassst election.
DOTs0N-We sre authorized 10 an
Dnuae~ w. X. pot@,n ~ y candidate
Tor ,,.e olbee OF Trustee. sabisct Ia
the Viii OF tho qualified suser@ At Tia
eon,iag August eieetlon.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11

&. T. Brumit, AdmiG

"'='"" "''-.'~ ysge ""novo -. aw'.~s 's.s.
Is. 7. k,.ol.. i
la ChaL.s-y ,Yan 4, thnfottr,
Tennessee.
10 this cause II tl.sus Ia the
Clerk and Mas,a- Is0m the bill
which 10 swasu " that the net,s
John " tsat. Msilsri BsGmt,
y l.. bfamt act Bet hrumit,
Ma,iids Hsftl. sud Nose Hxrir,
Rena ils.' srd John Hays are
nonr.sict,ts IT the state oi Tenn /.
and car ,tt ,.e -.tved with process
il IL tn, ,r','r ntd~f.d that pabljca-
ton be made Tor sad Deits that
they spptst \, tie Courthouse in
the town II Charlotte. Tenn. on ~
before the slrt Monday 10 July,
1870, sanv being Rule day 1T
this Court, and plead, answef "
dsmus TO the bill died against them
" the bill w,ll be taken tor con
iessed and the cause set Tor hsAr,ue
expart. IL 10 further ordered that,
this no,ije be published ia The
Herald Tor four consecutive weeks.
a. required by Law In such cases
Witness my hand Office this May
2Sth. 1890.
J J, Taylor. {. d N
Joe X. Xsrms, Sol
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11
g. YCEMNE MIXTURE
FOR GAS ON STOMACH

Simple glycerins. buck,born bark
etc. ~ MIXED in Aldm.i.ks relieves
ANY CASE gas on stomach /,
acts on both upper and lower bowel
and removes all foul matter which
poisoned stomach. Often CURES
constipation. Prevents appendicitis
Toe INSTANT pleasant action Of
Aldsf.kka surprises both doctors and
patients. One man who suffered
hive years from indigestion and
con stipation wac helped by ONk
doss.
Clemose Pharmacy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11
Notice.

Having qualified ~ Executor Of
the estate Of John T. Hudson, de.
ceased. here by call on oil parties
indebted TO Southside Hardw a ~
Company to call AZ soon a. possible
ADD settle their accounts either by
fash or note The books Of the
company will be found a, the same
old stand In charge oi Mr.. Hurt.
W W. Hudson, Executor.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11
Mr. W,sler Cured Of indigestion

Some time ago in 1909 when
had an attack OF indigestion aud
everything looked gloomy to me.
received Tree sample Of Chamber
lain's Tablets by mail gave them
A trial aud they we're such a help {,
me ,ha, bought n package. and
can truthiully say tina, | have not
had a similar attack since. writes
Vim. Il. Wisles. Doug lsssvll.s. "a,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11

NANTED-Motormen aad can
doctor. for The indianapolis City
Lines. Ne nsth VOC i6e sofs sad
der steady employment Wss%.
~ 10 As 81 aoW Apply ~ wti't.
-xpm oi.nj-6t lttlsDspol,s street.
Railway Company, Room sit Trse.
',sa 6ulldtBs, lpsisaspoi,.
WANTkIi- Men ~ somen ,a
take nr3.v snlonQ Trends sod
nslfhhors iN tas genuine yasrsn.
iced hosiery fuli linee Tor neu.
women and children Eliminates
iarnins. We pay Och 40 tsser
10. sr.r. tine o. ~ !os foil ,irse
Exp<rle1es Hnnscs1asy. Write
international Stocking Mil. yors-
lows. Pa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11

This 10 tas dipeusersf " The iyphas
bacillus asd u the proof taat TIE
ars~i disease is carried BY thr tssdy
Ioase~~Dr Harry FloiI VI Nj Slaai
Respltal New fofs. who has been
sen, IN Poland through American Jew
nh rvttef funds 10 figh, The typhgs
epidemic ~hich ia sweeping over all
Poland When pr. plotH who made
his world famous typaas discoveries
nv. yrars ago, as ~ Ysas'ssft ss'
terns.. arrived In Southampton DC Was
5iysn thv freedom u the port ~ the
British government which gave him
q speei Al weasel TO rush hirl across
me channel. whils France and Poland
placed special traias al his disposal 10
speed hIm 10 the center of the terrible
epidemic which Ia ravaEiaE Poland.
Or pTott. a. = eeioas! In The U. 8
Msdieai Corps installed and had
charge u the vast deioGsinE mAcain
cry used Ia all the ports both here and
In France Before this country en-
tered the war, be was called 10 serbia
nv The SeEstsn government to fight a
typhus p.asu. there An initial APP
propriA;lou " sl0o 600 was made from
American Jewish relief finds, for fuel
with Watch TO maintain detousing ma
chimes WITH ~hich Dr piotE viii carry
OF hts fisht In Poland
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11
For the Relief 81 Rh-amxH Pam,

When you have Stiffness ALL,
soreness % the muscles. srtlu,
joints and Ind il difficult tn ,poy,
wi,hlu, pain try nssssssrs the Al
!eeiei parts With Cham aerlsin .
Lin;mens. Ii sill relieve ths psir
aad MAKE resi- aud s,esp pa@aole
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11
SltERlEE

FIFTY We are authorized W All.
noanes J. 7. Petty AZ . candidate ios
s.slseton W the Office Vi Sheriff. aue-
iee. .o tho viii VI the qualified voters
d the August lg!O election.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11
TAX ASSESSOR.

TATUM. We are authorized 10 An'
nouncr q. l.. Tatum as y candidats
Tor reelection 10 the Office Ut Tax As
srssos. subject to the wall vi the quail
flied yotefs Ia tbs August election.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11
COUNTY luDQE
WEEA!

WEEA8,~- We Ars authorized 60 announs
Jov u. WssfDs A. a candidate Tor re-
election so the ut4Se ol County Judge
subject ~ ID. Nil vi tbs auAAgsa
yolers a, the Aagast elreuou.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11
REPRESENTATIVES,

MILLER We are authorized to an
aouncs IA, L. '. Miller AZ a candidate
ior Representative from Dickson Go !.
In the next General Assembly.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS
STATE SENATOR

H. Eve are sathorissd W annosnes
J. W. Ries, Of 8a@ssrs County. ~ a
candidate tot the office Of State sena.
toriroH this Senatorial District, sub.
,set to tbs Democratic Primary, Aug
use 9Th.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11

Warren nunsldscu, who has been
a work near paris X - q, hnm.
90 A iew days vacation.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11


EiL. Meadows
~
yos Meadaxs
10 Cl,Anr~ry CxsiFs II Charlotte.
TsnAss#ss.
In tAis Gauss II sppsAls to the
CisrE and Aasiss from tbs bill
which 10 swoxn 10 that the Delft.
Joe Meadows. 10 . n0nrssadsas ii
The State Of Tennessee, and can,not
be served With r~oe%w. II 10 there
toss ordss~d that publication be
made iox said Dett that hs appear
a, the CourthsHss In the town Of
Charlotte. Tenn, on o. before Abe
First Monday Ia Iulv. 1890. sane
being = Rule day III this Court. and
plead. answer % dsmar 10 ,h4 bill
|flsd against him. OF the bill will be
taken Tor eooissssd and the cause
s~t tor hearing sxpart& Ii s iur
thsr ordered that this notice be
published ia the Dickson County
Hersfd Tue ioas consecutive weeks.
AZ required by las in such cases
Wi,nsss my hand nj Office this
May 25th, 1890.
]. ]. Taylor. { 4 u
Joe h Weeps. Sci,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11

4 sNsd show a, ibs Patriot
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-20
HAS f.
40 PERCENT DIVIDEND
BY BRO.ADAN WALL

New York April -19.-Notwith-
standing the absence of unfaVorabie
Developments over Sunday the stock
market showed pronounced heaNiness
during the greater part OF the session
and quotations closed with ceprecla-
lions ranging from two 10 nearly
seven points in the most active IS
sues, Because of the professional
character OF the selling the downward
movement was considered bear raid
As is usual in "a sharp decline the
name of a prominent plunger was
rumored throughout the street as
having been heavy seller OF most
OF the recent favorite industrial Is
sues.
Brokers reported fair supply OF
call money and the rate after the re-
ucwai of loans at nine per cent early
in the day eased off to seven per
cent whore It closed Money range
rs low as six per cent. This COM
pAres with a final quotation of per
cent on Friday
Opening prices showed gains rang
ing from a fraction TO two peshts'
purchases repr esenting an accumu-
lation of buying orders over the holt
day. The strength was short-iivpa
and the whole list gave way under
noon.
Judge F.. H Cary, chairman OF
the United States steel corporation
dampenod the enthusiasm somewhat
OF those financial people who nave
recently been talking about tho decia-
ration Of substantial dividerd by
that company Offerings or the most
active issue continued up to the close
Of business. final prices being the
lowest.
Buying of United States Steel cor
poration stock recently is stated TO
he for the account of important peo-
pie who are close to the directors of
the corporation Purchasers of the
stock feel confident that the steel di-
rectors will do something very faY-
orable in the direction of increasing
the income of their hareholders,
Sears. Roebuck directors did some
thing handsome for their stock
holders when they ordered the dis
tribution OF a forty per cent stock
dividend. The announcement came
following the close of the stock
market so that the financial district
will have to wait until tomorrow to
see what influence the extra payment
in stock will have on the shares.
Only small volume of the stock
changed hands today at an advance
Of one point. During the stock market
session rumors were current that the
company proposed paying STOCK
dividend of about goo per cent
Some important wire houses be-
gan TO advise their customers TO take
advantage of any rallies that may
come in the market to q .SpoSe Of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-20
COTTON MARKET

New York. April 19.--AToney string
ency in Japan and cables that the
Lancashire cotton wesvers had given
notice hat thew would strike. whicd
would involve go 900 Mill operatives.
il they did nor get an increase OF g.
per cent in wages counteracted un
favorable weather a m cton advic"e
in the cotton market today and caused
heavy and general selling. Prices
broke SHARPLY after having been
stronger in tins forenoon Walt Street
Arms 1ere anon2 the heaviest Of
ferers.
New purchasing vas small and the
demand from shorts appeared 20 have
been SATISFIED After starting q
points lower to u points higher the
List Immediately became strong
The movement upward carried thr
more active positions Is to 81 points
above the previous close. hut the Buy
ing was not as general as recently
and prices dropnad- after the nubiia4-
ton of the weather man: Tata
showed less precipitation than had
been expected
The market eased again early In the
noon hour on realizing and selling
for reaction.
The market lost ground gradually
in the afternoon and In the last hour
il became very weak Last quota
tons were barely steady at decline
Of 81 TO 125 points
Spot here was ruiet with middlinE
50 points lower at AZTEC; there wect
no sales Spot at New Orleans wa
quiet with middiing unchanged al
II = c; the sales We're T60 bales,
Port receipts Galveston. 3.e3T; New
Orleans. 3,os8; Mobile $40; Savannah
2.2S5; Charleston, Is e42; Boston, 22s
Angus a. 26i4 Cotton range:
April-L1osing. 41e5.
Mav-open5ng. ~ 200 highest, A. Is
lowest, Al 81; closing, 4l65.
June-Cpening. 4100 bid; highes,
4l,Gs; lowest ass; closing. 1850 bid
Juiy-Opening. 5000; highest. 4oi5
lowest, 394a; closing. 3s4sas $3.50.
August-Highest, $3.50; lowest, 81 80
closing. $3.50,
septem ber-Closing $3.50.
Octoher--Opening 1875; highest
27,25; lowest, $40; closing 1898 q
$3.50
November-Closing. $3.50
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s. 80; highest
$500; lowest, S5.22; closing. l35,2Su
$3.50
January-openine 1910; highest
352s; lowest. $40, closing, 34,io q
sac
February-Highest, s4s5: lowest
3s.5o: closing. 34.00,
March~Opan!ng 81 e5: highest
34a5; lowest, 1856; closing, 1850
"a -