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state of Louisiana. Parish Of Ncrmil.
ion, 18th Judicial District Court
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REPRESENTATIVE
 H. ,. FLOOD DIES

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 10- Representative H. D. Flood of Appo- mattox, Virginia, died here today of heart failure
 Representative Flood was one of themost able men in Congress and was the Democratic floor leader in many contests in the last congress.
 Henry Delaware Flood was born in 1865 and was educated at Washing ton and Lee University and Univer- sity of Virginia.
 He served as attorney for the com monwealth of Appomattix County, Vir ginia and numerous terms in the Vir- ginia State Senate.
 While in congress, to which he was elected in 1901, he was prominent in the working of the Democratic party He introduced the restrictions admit ting Arizona and New Mexico to state hood and other important legislation
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IRISH PEOPLE WILL RATIFY PEACE
STOCK YARD STRIKE
 DEVELOPS R|OT|NG


 CHICAGO, Dec. 10-Forty persons were cut and bruised by flying glass and stones this morning when mob of strike sympathizers stormed a train carrying workers and employ ees to the stock yards
 All the windows in the train were broken and considerable damage was done. Two hundred policemen were on duty at the yards but were unable to handle. the situation. Thousands of strike sympathizers stormed the plant attacking the employees and police men who swere forced to fire into the mob.
 Fifteen hundred policemen were rushed tokthe scene to handle the sit uation.
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BIB PRISON
 ESCAPE ARKANSAS

LITTLE ROCK, Dec. 1O-T. Slaugh- ter, bandit confirmed in the State Penitentiary under death sentence es capped from the Pen here today, talk ing six other convicts with him.
 Slaughter gained complete mastery of the prison officials and ruled like czar within the prison walls for more than five hours offering liberty to all convicts who should desire it. Warden E. N Dempsey and wife and son and two daughters were locked in the death cell by the bandit.
 Five of the convicts who escaped with Slaughter were under death sen tences. Four negroes were also under death sentence for participation in race riots refused to leave the pen1- tentiary. s 1@la]i ir0f1
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MANY O|L PERMITS FOR WESTERN FIELD
 GRANTED AT JUNEAU

Eleven oil leasing and prospecting permits, recently approved by the de- partment of justice, were received last week at the uneau land office for issuance to the permittees, according to Register Frank A. Boyle. Eight hundred additional applications for such permits were also received at the same office.
 Those for whom permits were re- ceived are: Thomas lMcKinnon, Fair banks; A. H. Wellmore, Dabob, Wash. R. F. Davis, Cordova and Harold Chad wick, Katalla for claims located in the Yakataga section; B. F. Bradford, Kodiak; George H. Harrington, Seat tie; L. L. Lane, San Francisco; and Charles Bowker, Roseburg, Oregon, for claims in the Cold bay field. R. V. Barber and associates of Auburn, for a claim in the Anakchak river region; Eleanor H. Holly, Spokane, and Chas. A. Mathison, Anchorage, for claims located at Kamishak bay.
 The eight applications for permits cover 29,840 acres of land. Applica- tions are A. F. Zipf and A. H. Davis, 2.56O acres each in the Yakataga re- zion; Mrs. E. M. Hillary, 2,560 acres at Katalla; Mrs. E. M. Maas, George M. Easton and w. B. Maas, each 2,650 acres in the Cold bay field; w. Hupp and Karl H. Bean, 2,56o acres in the Susitna district.
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RED CROSS ROLL CALL

The Seward Chapter of the Ameri- can Red Cross has almost completely the annual roll call. Membership is due annually and should be paid in before December 18th, as the reports will be made up after that date. Mem bership can be paid in at the Seward Drug store and any who have been missed are urged to pay their dues at the store. The work of the coming year will be principally within our own chapter and any one desiring to specify that a special donation be ap- piled to local needs may do so.
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PENNSYLVANIA STATE WINS IN
 SEATTLE GAME

SEATTLE, Dec. 8-Pennsylvania State College Saturday afternoon won from the University of Washington football team by a score of 21 to in a hard fought game. In each of the first three periods, the customers touchdowned and kicked goals. In the third period, Captain Ray Eckman of Washington ran 40 yards and the Washington backs plunged through for steady gains until Eckman finally plunged through for touchdown af- ter which a goal was kicked. Pennsyl- vania rammed through the Washing ton lines and around the ends almost at will.
 Penn State has been considered by football critics as the best team on the Atlantic coast this year. Washing ton on the other hand is undoubtedly the poorest team onthe Pacific coast.
 However, the showing made by the Washington team is credit to the brand of football played by the Pacif- tc coast colleges.
 The University of California has de- feated every team on the Pacific coast this year and Is considered a very strong team. It is matter of regret to football fans that California could not meet Penn State and decide the championship of the United States in football.
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Donald c. Campbell, engineer for the Wrangell Pulp and Paper com pany and party that went to Bradfield canal had a very narrow escape from death recently, when heavy rains caused a slide to occur on the noun tain above them. The men had select ed a grassy spot near small lake for their camp and at one o'clock in the night were awakened by a terrific noise They ran out of their tent and found the entire mountain moving down on them. A large tree above the camp caught and divided the slide, saving the men from destruction. A bean pot a little to one side of the tent was buried to depth of ten feet and the entire face of the mountain was precipitated into the valley.
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WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 1O-The Washington Conference today in open session recorded it's first big success Henry ssCabot Lodge presented 3 a quadruple treaty signed by the repre- sentatives of the United States, Great Britain, France and the United States.
 The four powers agree to respect one another's rights in relation to their insular possessions and domin- ions in the Pacific Ocean. They fur ther agree that if any dispute arises between any of the parties to the treaty, such dispute will be submitted to a oint conference of all members. If any member of treaty Is threatened by the aggressive action of any other power they agree to communicate with one-another fully and frankly to enable each to gain a thorough un- derstanding of the affair. When all the members are fully advised, action will be taken jointly or severally to meet the exigencies of the particular sit uation.
 The agreement Is binding for a term of ten years but any power may terminate the treaty upon twelve months notice to the other parties of the Agreement.
 As soon as the treaty Is ratified by the various countries the dual allianc-
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INTERNATIONAL COMMUNISTS
 GAIN ADHERENTs IN U, S,

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 1O-The movement launched by the Internat- ional Communists at Moscow to gain the support of unions throughout the world is meeting with marked success in so far as it relates to syndicate unions in the United States. This was made known today in the report of Attorney General Daugherty to Con. gress.
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NORTHWESTERN SAILS FOR
 SEWARD WITH LIGHT 1.u#a5 LIST OF PASSENGERS

SEATTLE, Dee. 10-The steamer Northwestern sailed from Seattle this morning with the following passen- gers for Seward:
 A. J. McDaniel, H. Stastad, c. Lincke, R. J. Gromer and wife, Joseph Jenson, John Rows, J. B. Stanton and wife, Barton Staton,- Mrs. J. L. Bunch. Clara Schwarz, and W. R. Sherwin.
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SUFFERS PAINFUL INJURY

James Wade, while working in the Alameda loading cargo, fell with a heavy box in his hands, the resulting injury being a compound fracture of the right thumb. Dr. Romig says this is a hard fracture to hold in position but he believes he will bet union and a useful thumb.
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English People Favor Irish Peace;
 Ireland Divided
ULSTER WILL ENTER
ULSTER OPPOSES IMMEDIATE IRISH STATE
 WILL

Dublin, Dec. 1O-The Irish people are surprised to hear of the split in the Dali Eireann Cabinet over. the ratification of the Anglo-Irish treaty and are demanding it's ratification
 The Dail Eireann assumed a more calm attitude when the state of pub lie opinion was made known to them
 There seems no doubt now that Ar thur Griffith, who headed the Irish Delegation which signed the agree ment with England, will have suffi- cient following in the Sim Fein par liament next Wednesday to insure the ratification of the agreement by a substantial majority.
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PIONEERS ELECT OFFICERS

At meeting of the Pioneers last evening the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Charles Aretting, President; James Paulson, f1rst vice president; Frank Lager quist, second vice president; P. M. An. derson, Historian; Norman Mckay, Seargent-at-arms; W. E. Root, Secre. tary-Treasurer.
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Peace, Treaty with Great Britain to the Dail Eireann or to the Irish peo- pie. s5-.--..--,.
 He stated that he was supported in his attitude on the peace settlement by the ministers of defense and home affairs of the Irish cabinet A public meeting of the Dali Eireann will be called in the next day or two for the purpose of public discussion of the London Agreement
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LONDON, Dec. 10-A wave of ap- proval by the English people has swept aside all opposition to the rat ification of the Agreement with Ire land
 The Irish settlement is looked upon by the English as great victory for Lloyd George and there is no doubt that the English parliament will rati- fy his acts.
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RECEIVER APPOINTED TO TAKE MADISON SQUARE
 AMUSEMENT GARDEN

NEW YORK, Dec. 10-A receiver was appointed today to take over Tex Richards Madison Square amusement places as the result of suit by F. c. Armstrong to obtain one half of the profits of the Dempsey Carpentier prize fight.
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JAPANESE TO SIGN TREATY

JAPANESE TO SIGN TREATY
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 10- Baron Kato head of the Japanese dele gation to the Washington Conference announced that he has been instruct ed from Tokio to sign the treaty be- tween the United States, France Eng. land and Japan.
 It is the understanding that this treaty will replace the present Anglo Japanese Alliance.
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RAILROAD RATES TO BE
 REDUCED IN NEAR FUTURE

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 10-The annual report of the Interstate Com merce Commission promises an early reduction in railroad rates throughout the United States.
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B WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec, To- The apanese government has accept ed the proposals of the Washington Conference for the settlement of the Pacific question.
 This was made known today by the British delegation which has been working as mediator between the Japanese and American delegations. The success of the conference seems to be assured. If such is the fact war between Japan and the United States can be averted, otherwise war is certain in the near future.
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NOTICE

Regular meeting Seward Chapter, No. 10, o. E. S., Monday Eve, Dec. 12, 7:30 sharp. Annual election of officers. All members requested , to attend. Visiting Stars Welcome.
 GRACE BROOK, secty.
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DUBLIN, Dec. 10--The third. ses- sion of the Dail Eireann ended last night. The members are nearly equal ly divided on the peace question. The voice of the Irish public opinion will have to decide the matter.
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The finance committee in charge of raising funds for the Community tree report the sum of $29.91 deposited in collection boxes in business houses.
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BANK ROBBED IN GRAND. 4,g RAPIDS, MICH; POLICE
 OFFICER KILLED IN FIGHT

GRAND RAPIDS, Deci 10-Bandits robbed the Branch Bank of the Grand Rapids Saving Bank of $f4,o00.0O and made good their escape.
 One police officer was shot and kill ed and another seriously wounded in the pursuit of the bandits, who sue ceeded in making their getaway.
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SUBMARINE SINKS
 ALL ON BOARD ESCAPE

NEW YORK, Dec. 10-The submar- inc D48 sank off Bridgeport today. The crew. escaped through the torpedo tube and were picked up by Stan dard Oil Tanker.
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Fred Rader, of the Departmental Station at Matanuska was an outgo- ing passenger on the Admiral Watson for his home at Los Angeles.
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NEW VICE PRESIDENT FOR
 BANK OF SEWARD

At a meeting of the Board Of Dr. rectors of the Bank of Seward, H. S.. Balderston was elected yice-president of the Bank. of Seward. d.z-
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Miss Clara Schwarz is a passenger on the Northwestern for Seward. Miss Schwarz taught the seventh and Sth grades last year in the Seward Pub lie School.
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H. c. Steel, editor of the Cordova Times will leave on one of the next boats for the States, to spend the holi days.
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J. B. Stanton, salesman for Schwa- bacher Bros. accompanied by Mrs. J. Stanton and son Barton are passen- gers on the Northwestern for Seward
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BORAH HAS NEW IDEA
 WOULD RENAME CNOFERENCE

WASHINGTON, D. c. Dec. 10-Sen- ator Borah declared today that the Washington conference should be call ed the Conference of the Allied Ma tions and that the Versailles Treaty should be taken up an rewritten.
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Henry Burge, an old time prospect or on the Kenai Peninsula is Sew ard visitor, and while in Seward is registered at the Sexton Hotel. ~
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LOST-Purse with considerable amount of money in it. Will finder please return 1t to this office and re- ceive reward. If.
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DUBLIN, Dec 10-President DeVa- lera of the Irish Republic, issued a statement last might in which he said that he could not recommend the
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Tom Tessier returned to his fox ranch at Fox Island after spending a few days in Seward. t" tl.
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ra Mrs. Grace Thatcher, wife of the popular train conductor was an incom- ing passenger on the Alameda enroute to Anchorage. T+
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NAVAL BASES REMAIN SAME

NAVAL BASES REMAIN SAME
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec 1O-The Washington Conference is inclined to leave the present naval bases in the Pacific undisturbed.
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An Ulster Clergyman speaking at the Bazaar opened by Lady Craig, wife of the Premier of Ulster, describ- ed Lloyd George as a son of Ananias and grandson of Judas Iscariot
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A, Enos, mining man of Cache Creek is spending few days in town and is registered at the Overland.
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LONDON, Dec. 10-It is understood that Ulster Province will refuse to enter the Irish Free State at once of the advicability of the joining of Ulster with Southern Ireland afpter testing the sincerity of the Sim Fein.
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es between Great Britain and Japan are to be terminated.
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England, France, Japan and U. s.
 Sign Treaty
DUAL ALLIANCE ENDED
 @F>-1 q E .EE
OF coNFERE NcE; GREAT
 POWERS FOR SETTLEMENT OF PACIFIC RRogL EMS Z

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STANDARD ISSUES ARE
SHOWING MORE GAINS
Total Transactions for Day Arc
Heaviest for Any Ono Session
ssS I'm Last Few Weeks.
SRAILRoAD SHARES ARE QUIET
Good Demand Continues for Bonds.
Bankers Looking for Easier
Moncy-Motor Stocks Show Good
Strength.
ny nRoAnAN NALL.

49, NEW YORK. Jan. The general
strength, with advances OF about u
point, in the standard industrial is
sues and gains ranging from one TO
more than six points in specialties
featured trading in the stock market
( today. The short interest in some is
sues was squeezed without mercy, this
being particularly true OF CrucibIc
Steel. As the session progressed. the
:. general list gained in strength and
activity. total transactions being the
heaviest for amy one session recently.
The rapidity with which quoted
market prices have advanced within
the last week leads many good judges
of the market 10 believe that the re-
covery is proceeding too fast and
that a let-up as a matter OF course
should be expected either tomorrow
or tine beginning OF next week.
Railroad shares were relatively
quiet. although for tame early this
der leadership .! Southern Pacific.
Reading, Northern Pacific and Union
Pacific,
bonds. Despite this Improvement there
is very little new financing of i'm
portance under consideration expect
cd TO be announced in the immediate
future.
Bankers do not expect easy money
>-as long as the Federal reserve banks
: arc carrying the large loan on re-
by member institutions. Call money
loaned nj : per cent all day,
Motor shares gave soou acSoGht
OF themS elves, particularly carry IN
the day. several new high prices Ter
this movement were made.
Copper shares held well. chile stock
''purchased on the recent break 10 34
continued 10 be supplied, and u
closed with Il fractional loss.
Seneca copper showed increased ac-
. tivity in anticipation OF the beginning
of shipments.
Quiet absorption continued In Co
lumbia Gas and Electric. which ad-
vanccd more than point.
United states Food Products was
strong. Urgent buying OF lnterna-
tiona! paper advanced the issue more
than six points, TransCortinental o.!
showed strength for the first time IN
many weeks.
Deposits of Mexican securities vii n
Speyer & Ct< are understood 10 pc
highly satisfactory, Notwithstanding
+ that the International Committee on
Mexico this week stated that the
present was not considered time Tor
the deposit of securities
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-08

The American Railway Express
Company will present It's petition for
classification of rates TO conform with
those fixed by the Interstate Com
mcrcc Commission before the Cor
poration Commission on January 30.
copy OF the decision of the Inter-
state Commerce Commission Is on file
in the office OF the traffic bureau of
the Chamber OF Commerce, as well
as copy of the proposed changes.
which may be examined by inter
estcd shippers and corsignccs.
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yesterdays close; bulk vcnicrs TO packers.
llSTl2.y0; Rtockers steady.
Hogs $1,000: strong to 15c higher than
yesterdays pveEnge. butcher up most;
top. lv.O) on lsg- pound hogs: bulk. y.3j W
800: pigs strong; bulk desirable. W to 49,
pound pigs. 9.Sap 1900.
Sheep. llt00: fat lambs mostly 25c higher
yrimo So-pound fed Westerns. 1850; bulk
fat Lambs. E.oUl..Sj: maturcd sheep. e5ip
5sc higher; primo lUS- puunt. Western
ewes. 600; bulk fat ewes. l2ju SO: feeders
steady. DcSt In he ,OS..
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CoTTONSEEn OIL.

NEW YORK. Jam. 7.--Cottonsrcd OF
was sensitive "a builish Developments In
lard aud cotton. prices advancing some
IL to - points covering 10y bciatad
shorts and higher crude. Towards IA.
close, however. realizing sales brought
about setback and finpi prices wer"
Lnints higher TO II ne; lower. Sales. 10
ibn barrels. Tenders, To-? Priim. crude.
6.cs; prime yellow spot, $50; March. S;?,
May, 9.lS: july a25 ali bids
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.S1h.t
NEW YORK. Jam The loca! :narkct
Tor raw sugar was steady and unchanged
AT ii2c Tor Cubns. cost and freight. equal
TO oS? FOR cen ;rifuEal No sales were re-
ported today but late yesterday some adj
ditionai purchases OF both Of Porto KicOs
prices.
The market for refined was easier and
prices were from 10 to Is points lower.
WITH hne EEanuiatcd now listed ut from
80 10 I'D. the inside price representing
Sugar futures were krmcr on covering
and trade buying, but after showing All
vanccs OF = TO Is pointS prices eased of
under Liquidation and selling by Cuban
interests. closing at net gains Of :: Ia 10
points Closing bids: January. i,tr.
March. i.65: May. AKA: July. 4.gi.
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

Petersburg. Va. Jam :, 1927.
pANISlI-Farmers' stock marhet iIrnIcr
aSc to s. per bushcl
NIRGIS1AS-Farm stock market
nr:aer
Fancy Jumbo. &C. To 7c per ID
I:Ntia prime. SC per H.
Prime. 3i1c to &C. pcr 10
Smelling stock &c TO 5i.c pcr III
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Richmond. Va. Ian. :. 1921.
CITY AND STATE SECURITIES.
virginia Sc Old c. AMI r.. l,f,. ;.
Va. Centuries. :. ;. &. and r. ~: c5-s :.
STREET RAILWAY BONDS
Mar and Ports. Trac. Co s.. i93S 81
Va. Ry ana Pow. Co. *, 1874. ~
STREET RAILWAY STOCKS.
Sor Sy ana Light Co.. - IS
Va. Ry and pow. Co ptd. ilp Az
INSURANCE STOCKS.
Va. Fire and Mar. ms. Co. -
BANK AID TRUST CO. STOCKS.
iruai Street Bank 2; 80 -.
.troadway. Nat. Bank -. 100 10 =:
Bans 81 Com. and Trusts. l9l .!5
Central Ns;iDna! Bank. 100 us iTj
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-Stablc Einghams
sold u2 20 April in some large houses were
placed at value today in dry goods mar
kct. ShtrtinS chambrays and dress Eins-
mans sold freely. Gray goods were steady.
yarns were nrmer and the wool markets
dropped lower and began attracting Gus
toners SILKS and curtain worsi.d dress
goods showed Improvement.
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PROVISION MARKET.
COFFEE.

NEW YORK. Jan. 7.-tThe market for
coffee futures opened ut a decline OF 4,
liduidation. OWN. to the holiday there
were no official cables from Brazil To In
nuence sentiment here but the opening:
the marke' later rallied OH reports that
Santos offers were iirmer REPORTS q.
continued steadiness In stocks and cot
ton were contributing factors. but after
selling up from 6.2S to Gas March closed
at 50 with last prices showing net gains
of only to points. Closing bids: Jan
nary, 5.Ss: March. 63s: May. 6.:2: july, rs:
September. IH; October. 7.jS; December.
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NAVAL. SrnpES

SAVANNAH. GA. Ian. 7.-Turncntlro.
set.: no sales; receipts. y6: shipments, 20.
stock IGoi, Rosin qu!ct. no sales: rc.
c"iits. Las: shipments. LES: stock. iiG.
2mote; Is. D, L. r, G.. II. |. X. ". y.
VIC WV. linl.
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CIrlCaG0 GRAIN ,Zn ,.v1n,,ov

N'lIIN NV Ii". ,.-Whtlt undCrWcnt a
setback IN ir!ce today. owing more or 10 -
fahah c%portah!c surplus would total 81, =
~ nasnc!s tn" market closed unsettled
-, 20 ne over with March N.7Ia. To
&c to sc and "aiS - 20 '4c. In provis!ons
ne utc''nr "ns Gain OF l9c to SOC
w:;;rsan.Ts 'niH:Ss .anTeh AS follows:
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.NE,r ORLEANS jan. 7-rri.

+ NEW ORLEANS. Jan. Prizes rroved
over fairly broad range % cotton 20.
day, liquidation ~ lonr contract. carry.
ing the ;nsrke; well under The close o!
yesterday a; one time. while a. the time
,.nver yesieTday's finals The close. how
u ever. was without any decided trend
being n point down 10 - points ny. net
FOR the day. The buying Of the session
WIS caused mainly by a better feeling
) In the KpDt department, with a some.
what better demand reported In several
= Southern spot certsrs. The announcement
from Washington that the war Finance
was ready 10 do tut!uess
caused more less buying.
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IRy Universal Service I
The snarl.e, closed n'm.

New York-Mif1!inr. 1875. stock. a7sS
Minor pns,s.!tcce!p;s. 1851. exports.
1868: stock. 2.55i
Z Total today Receipts G,si2. exports.
zl.r1I; stock. i.is.C1:.
Total for weei.-Reec!p'> 1853: ex.
Z ports. 1889
Total Tor season Receipts. ..;.7.',. es.
ports, ASA $40.