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FOR SALE-At auction. Nov. u. my
farm of 165 acres in good state OF cul-
tvation. Good house and out build
ings in good repair. Located one half
mile east OF Wailoomsae. Also on
same day, will sell my stock consisting
OF horses cows and sheep and my
tools Bryan Flood, Walloomsac. \.
y. 56t6'
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perienced. do not know how to provide in nd.
vance for the colds and coughs that are bound
10 appear.
Here IA a simple inexpensive way practiced
by over 300. COO mothers during the past twelve
years, as n sreat volume of testimony proves.
Not later than the first cold or rainy spell they
make up full pint OF home made cough and
cold medicine using 2h OLA. OF the pure Es-
sence Mentho-Laxene. mixed with home made
sugar syrup or honey. Costs less than sl.o0
Mentho.Iaxenei s 30 pure contains no chic.
reform. opium or narcotic drugs, that 1t ia
given 70 infants without harm. Children and
ndults like its delicious flavor and its marve-
lousy quick nc ton in stopping colds and coughs
before the dangerous complications set in.
There 10 nothing sold 30 pure. 90 prompt 20
inexpensivc.( .
Resolve TO be Thoughtful Mother. Get
Essence Mentho-Lsxene today and drive the
cold and cough away. Best ever cold foe
cough and cold, Send + cents for sample
The Blackburn Products CO.. Dayton, ohie
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FOR SALE-Nico winter Danish cab
bage. delivered with stumps on. Price,
~ huads for one dollar. L. r. Sduiros
Tel. 1i7-ii 5lti2'
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FOR SALE - Torrington vacuum
cleaner New Type c. Makes Il beau
tiful Xmas gift VIII demonstrate for
one week. Tel. iG3-R Harding Payne.
57t6'
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~ANTEBi

WANTED AN alert business getter.
10000 mile guaranteed new cord tires
at prices below all competition. Exciu-
sive local territory. 10000 and com
mission. Smith system Cord Tire Co.
HOS ) Michigan Chicago. 5st2'
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To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative BROM0 QuININE tab
let's The box bears the signature of
E w. Grove (Be' sure you get
BRONCO 3Oc-Advertisement.
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Ouackenbush & CO.
TROY, N Y.
Especially Worth Your Attention
This Week.
ROBES AND BREAKFAST COATS

SO beautiful and comfy in fabric ana fashioning
moderate prices. Gt
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BREAKFAST COATS $3.50

Wide vale corduroy coats with three-quarter
length sleeves and roll collar large variety
of coors including coral, purple, copenhagen and
loganbelry
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A Talk To Mothers
. Not Frivolous, .
But Thoughtful Mothers.

y Each winter season brings coughs,
colds. catarrh, pneumonia, FLU and
tuberculosis. Loving mothers dread
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DAILY BUSINESS EDITORIAL
Gross and Net Railroad Earnings in Contrast
By RICHARD F. JOHNSTON

HERE would interesting reading
by the railroads of the of the items
year the period last
gross
the face of
management. What that public
The published facts briefly Wall
a. follows.
spite of considerable first
months OF 1872 OF
railroads of the
operating
with $39406s000 in the first nine year,
for this year of S135 ,000 343 cent.
public would like
and the net showngs It extremely
been factors this splendid showing
That operating
reading
has been the reduction of the bill for damaged freight There
tremendous
arefulne in the packages intended
other that
ecng onerd of the claims of this that they did
during period of five years
The railroad executives complained after properties
without initiative practically govern
still
initiative anyhow the
tribute to their ingenuity when within
federal limitations.
One better when there gross
less of the ordinary
operating with specific definite
all the
able chapter in the story of American railroads
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and Covering Gave Stock Market Appearance of Strength
uQUIDATIONAND
SELLING CAUSED
ANOTHER SLUMP

New York. November 2o.-The cotton
market was lower today under continued
liquidation and selling for a reaction based
on reports of falling OFF and I'm
favorable view OF European conditions
January contracts broke to z4.8bc, making
new low ground for the movement, and a
decline of SIS points from the closing quo
tation Saturday. That delivery closed
q 24.s9c, with the general market closing
barely steady, 40 to SIS points net lower.
The market opened barely steady. "a TO
SO points lover In response to relatively
easy Liverpool cables, accompanied by
continued complaints Of poor trade in
Manchester. There was some covering
and trade buying. but the support was
much less active than recently. while sell
ing seemed to increase and become more
aggressive comparatively moderate
rallies.
This gave the market very unsettled
appearance, and the active months sold
about So 10 u points. net lower. with De
cember touching 24.ssc and March 24.s5c.
There was little more trade buying
and covering below the a5e 'evei. but IL
was not sufficient to sustain rallies. and
the close was within to points OF the
lowest A crop estimate published by a
prominent eastern belt spot firm placed
the yield at a.e45,e0o bales, which was a
little higher than the average of recent
figures and may have caused Some UNI
certainty "a 10 the probable showing of to-
morrow's report from thu census bureau
on ginning to November IA, The main
factor in the market, according 70 local
brokers. however. was feeling that DO
nestle trade requirements had been pretty
well covered, and that trade conditions
abroad We're not favorable to continue
ton of advances. Increasing mill curtsil-
ment is expected in Germany, but y
said that a Russian concern has purchased
so,oon bales Of cotton for shipment to
Petrogrnd. representing the first sale Tor
i direct shipment to Rassis since the war.
port stocks, 1,22s,i7s. Exports today, 100,
making i.si255s so far this season.
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TRADING ON CURB
WASIRREGULARA AS
NEW WEEK OPENED

New York, November 20.-The curb mar
kst was irregular. Consolidated Gas de-
manded most attention, the new no par
value shares being under pressure from
the opening and falling to the new low
record OF $50. while over 100 900 shares
Of the rights to subscribe to the new
stock at so were traded in during the first
half OF the day at a to IA. Other In
dustriai issues were comparatively quiet
motor shares being generally firm. Stand
ard on issues we're governed in their
movements by recently declared or ak
peoted dividends. New York transit rose
points to zoo. and then reacted to 1875.
and Prairie Pipe line moved up points
to soc. followed by reaction to around
sol. Standard oil OF Indiana. a leader
Of this group. declined over l point to
116H during the forenoon. Vacuum OIL
IN the Same period yielded points to sss.
The new par value shares were In supply
at concessions. Standard OIL OF New Jer-
sey yielding from 40A to 39%. Southern
states OIL showed a steady tone. All
nouncement was made that the company
has closed contracts giving 1t majority
ana and southern Arkansas.
FOREIGN BAR SILVER
New York. November 2o.-Foreign bar
silver. 64hc; Mexican dollars. 4sAo.
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Private Wire Mems

New York. November Go peciat9--
Liverpool cables we're SHARPLY lower than
expected this morning as the fealinx is
growing very rapidly on this other side
that the American mills have pretty vol
covered their requiem ents for the tins
being and that. therefore. the south will
have to sell the balance OF their crop to-
day to Europe and Europe does not pro-
pose 10 pay present Prices. While bsyond
market declined In sympathy under etrad-
die selling from the other eide, ID met a
very good trade demand around and be-
low the 2sc level, and has been generally
more quiet With less inclination TO do bust
ness than for some time.
The attitude Of the European buyer 10
worthy Of serious censidersti on but W.
doubt II his ies.s ~ to ultimate values
will prove 10 be correct. becsuss vs be-
iiere ttat 90 much OF this crop has a.
ready been sold that the balance will not
have to BE- Distributed excepting as tn.
holders see fii In tho meantime tn.
market Will probably remsin quiet sround
these priess for few days at least. Jan
usry futures in Liverpool are due is Eng
lish points down, and March 13.--Hub-
bard Bros. Co.
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NEW YORK. COTTON FUTURES
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

New orieans November 2e.-Depressions
marked the opening OF the cotton market
today and lasted throughout the session.
the close being at net losses on the day OF
80 TO 81 points At several stages. In the
early afternoon particularly, there were
fairly decided recovering, during which
prices came back 20 to Is points. but re
ooveries did not last. At the lowest Of
the day prices were So TO 81 points down
December traded as low as 1853 and
closed At 24.45c pound.
patty with a very poor Liverpool mar
ket the effect of which was greatly tn
creased by bearish cabegrams from Man
chester the Eist OF which that bus-
ness In cloth ana yarns was at such low
ebb that mac hinery was closing down and
a ~ hour week seriously was being dts
oussed. Much liquidation came from the
long side considerable hedge selling was
done, and 3. steady volume OF short side
was in evidence. Early declines amounted
to 33 TO 81 points and toward noon prices
we're ~ 10 50 points down, following which
about the widest recoveries Of the day oc-
ket was lower than ever.
Very little attention was paid to bull .
ish features OF the day. such as a pri-
vate bureau estimate that the crop was
ss.e per cent picked nor TO prospects II
ginning figures from the census bureau on
the opening tomorrow which would prob
ably have 20 be construed as pointing to
very short crop. A private bureau esti-
mate was issued during the day. placing
the output TO November ~ At s,s7s. 900
bales and confirming former estimate of
o,44eooe bales as the total crop.
NEW oRJEANG CnrToS rr-rr.pEs
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CROP
FIGURESM PRICE
CHICAGO WHEAT.

Chicago. November 2o.---Material set
backs In wheat prices today resulted
largely from big new estimate OF the
Argentine exportable surplus and from
bearish views expressed by prominent
Chicago trader. The market closed IN
settled to iG2c net lower, with pecem-
Der nss elisa and May sl.1SN @i1s%.
Corn lost &c TO A9ie, and oats lac to
= Ole. In provisions the outcome was
unchanged TO Ice down.
Despite some initial appearance OF
strength dus 10 uPturns In Liverpool quo,
tations. the wheat market soon showed
that fresh buying power was insufneieni
to Withstand heavy selling May touched
new high price record for the season
early, but thereafter bulls were at de-
cided disadvantages. It was figured that
Argentina would be able to export 81 ooo-
600 bushels more than has nsretofore been
estimated.
Lowest prices of the season came after
word was circulated TINT an aBgressiveiy
beartsh position az 10 wheat had been
taken By chicagosu who last spring was
conspicuous as a bull.
Corn and oats r.ceded with wheat.
Corn receipts were heavier and 1t was
asserted that export corn at the sea
hoard was accommodating to a furdensorne
degree.
Lower quotations on hogs weakened the
provision market.
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Tothe Highest Court

Wsshinston. November 9th. mower
~ 80 s,a h 70 tax mortgages held by federa,
4, question Of great Importance ii H. sne
b BE- dscIaS Of federal farm banks. viii
wbil 9eiuea by the supreme court in 4 case
49,, was today set for hearinr on
fadn, O.. The case was brought by tbs
leasrai land bank Of New Orleans ags, ~,
Juuse y W Grassland OF the nrnhsss
court or Alabana, who refused TO recesys
h aud record one Of its mortgages unless the
u ."ni,,s, Paio special state tax for ths
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Chicago. November zo.--Armour pre-.
ferree. ao% Armour Leather, i2A; Com
monwealth Edison. 1861 Diamond Match
100: Libby Mcneil. ~; Middiewest UNI
ties. &5ts; National Leather 81; swift &
Co., 1854, Swift International 1874
Union Carbide 6os tinted Light and
Railway, 50; Wahl. say; Western Knit
ting, .; Yellow Manufacturing d. fse.
Yellow Taxi, IN.
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liverpool, November l20.--Cottor spot
quiet prices Irregular. Good n,iddiins.
i4eodi fully middling. l4sid; nliddlinx.
14.sld; low rnddlins. f4.61d: good ordl-
nary. 13.sld; ordinary, f3.s1d. Sales OF
5000 bales including 3.4o0 American. RE
eeints we're $4,000 bales including al 200
American. Futures closed steady; Novet1-
Der, 1924; December, f4.i0d; January
1890; March, 1874 May, 1874; July
1S.4sd: Septen Der. 1874
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BRONSON HOWARD DEAD,
IS BELIEVED SUICIDE

Los Angeles. November 2o.--Georgs
Bronson Howard, playwright ana
novelist, was found dead in a gas
filled room in his bachelor apart
ments here today. The police said
they believed 1t to be case OF sui
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Sets Injunction Aside

Washington Novamber ,o1s
prsme court today ordered set aside the
nbons ION sranted the Cumberland Teis-
EEast.r anu Ieiesraph company by Judge
louisiana public service commission and
eIIicers 81 that state from putting into ef-
Iect schedue reducing Its rates pendinv
Ilnal decision as to whether the nev,
rates are conflscatory "e new
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New York. November 2o.-Cotton goods
were quiet today, although some advanc- -
on sheetings went into effect. Yarns wcrs
quiet and steady Raw silk was slightly
higher Staple dress goods have been sol /
np, by some OF the large mills for nearby
delivery, and offerings have been with
drawn. Burlaps were firm in tho heavy
weight division but easier in the light
weight goods.
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New. York. November 20.-ForeIgn ex-
changes strong. Great Britain demand.
449&; cables 44sM; eo-day bills on
banks 447ss. France demand TAI;
bies. 7.4e; italy. 4.76h and AIT Belgium,
'e.94 ana 6.s4k Germany. .o1is and
.oi s-1s; Holland. 1890 and 1886: Nor
way 1896: Sweden, $3.50; Denmark
so1s; Switzerland, 1853: Spain. 1879;
Greece 40; Poland, .o0%: Czechoslo-
vakia. s.1s; Argentine. 1915: Brazil. 1852;
Montreal. 100 LAP. @4s >
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Hubbard Bros. & co.

Members New York Stock Exchanse, New
Orleans Cotton Exchsnss, New York Pro-
dues Exchange. Assoristed Members
Liverpool Cotton sAssseiatiop. Orders so
end Cotton Ss~d OIL Tor future delivery.
spscisl Attentions and iibsrai terrns aivsu
for censisnnSut u spst cotton for IL
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IRISH POTATOES

Chicago. November 2o.=-Irish potatoes
slightly stronger; receipts. 10 cars; wis.
eonsin sacked and bulk round whitos eOe
Utlob cwt.i Minnesota sacked Red River
Ohios. zoe Gs1 cwt
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NrW fork, November 20.--Cottonseed
oil was easy closing bids representing net
losses Of 7 to 20 points. somewhot larger
offerings OF crude and the slump in cot
ton and grain was responsible for the sell
ms. sales Of a1,soo barrels Prime crude,
s'lSn wS.soc: prime summer yellow, SPOT
80 Gs-i &c; ypec@r,ber. e.4oc; March, e7Bc;
May. $3.50, all bfds
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LONDON MONEY

London. November 3o.--Rar silysr ssua
per ounce. Money u per cent Discount
rates; Short and three months bills
7-16@2is per cent.
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COFFEE

New York. November 2o.--Reports Of
reactions following last weeks sharp ad-
vances In Rio exchange rater led to scat
terine liquidation in coffee futures today.
The opening was points lower to points
higher, and the close was net unchanged
to . points lower. Estimated sales about
rs. 900 bags December. SOC; January,
$3.50; March. s.4se: May. a.2sc; July.
$3.50; sspten1ber. s.56e.
Spot coffee quiet Rio Is. fo% @loNe;
Santos -. i5@f5Ac, Cost ana freight Of
fers we're irregular. santos % and S.
part bour bons were offered at 1850
1890 for prompt and Mt 1900 for No
vember to tsnuary shipment. Rio IL were
offered at io.70d ~. Doc. American credits.
brazil cable adYccs reported declines
OF about so TO. $50 rsIs In tho Rio mar
ket. with exchange 3-16d lower and the
dollar buying rate 1870 rels net higher.
higher Brazilian port receipts, 5000:
Jundiahy receipts $4,000. Santos cleared
IS 500 bags for United States.
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RICE

New Orleans, November so.-Rough rico
quiet; sales reported: Tia sacks Blue Rose.
5gs.Tbc, 41e sacks Carolina. &c; i62 sacks
Edith, s.2ec. Receipts. 5,e67: nillers re-
ceipts. 5,967
Clean rice steady: receipts, 1850 peck.
cts Sales reported 1905 pockets Blue
Rose, 4ds4c; 2,es7 pockets second heads.
sNc Brnn and polish Unclaimed
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Berlin, November The statene nt
Of the Imperial Bank OF Germany as Of
November is shows tho following changes:
Total coin and bullion decreased 6.ts7.-
zoo marks; gold decreased 1000. treaoury
ard loan association notes Increased
l. $40. ta7 900 notes Of other banks IN
creased 100000; Bills OF exchange and
cheques Increased 4son6. s47. 900: discount
and treasury bills Increased 81 tt4,esT 600 :
advances incres sed u. t48.525 900: invest
mepts decreased i.f2s.ooo other nsszte de
creased SiA.2s2 ono notes In calculation
increased s5.0SS.ste ooc; ieposits Increased
Al. $50. 25s 900; other liz biltties Increased
2.43s.i71.ooo. Total gold holdings. 1905
s4s 900 marks
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Chicago November 20,--Sweet potatoes
steady; virginia barrels $3.50; few low as
s2.25; Tennessee Nancy Halls 81 Oils. =,
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Minneapolis Mimi, November 2o-cssh
wheat No 1 northern. st.i7% a .fs%
Corn. No . yellow. e7A @sahc. Oats;
No. white. ssH Qao'sc. Flax: No. J..
s7,43is q 2.45h.
Chicago. November 2o.--wheat; No, 2
red. sI.2s No. hard, sf.72. Corn: No.
3 mixed, 7iaGT2ae No. 2 yellow, 7als .
I73Bsc oats: No. , white. 5tis Gt6 1sc;
No. white, ts9ttHc. Rye: No, 2, 900
eohc. Barley, es97oc, Timothy seed, 50
m67b clover seed. siSa20. Pork, nomi-
nal; lard. si1.s5; ribs, Sio.56@l2.
81. Louis. November 2o.--cssh wheat:
No. white, St.32; No. white. sl.2s1
Isl; December, st.Th; May 1.d6&.
Corn: No yellow, 73e; No. yellow,
72Hc; December, saAc; MAY. sa7se. Oats;
NO.. white 45s. q Sc; No. white, t5o;
December 45Ec. nominal. May, 44tae.
Kansas City. Mo, November 1o.--cash
wheat No. hard si.isGi,21; No. 2 rcd,
tl.l9m1.2e. Corn: No. white, T2o: No.
Yellow. 72ho. Gate. No. white. Hh
a 45c. No. ? mixed. $50 ttc.
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East 81. Louis. H.. Novem Der, 20 The
horse and mule market was firm rsc.iris
being i,soo with Is per cent on commits
sion.
Horses; Good to choice drafts 3145w
leo; meeium to good drafts. ss5ll45;
good TO choice chunks s75n lilo: medi,In,
% good chunks. s46@15; choice southern.
oG76; fair to good southern s36@6o
common to fair southern. sf5msb.
Mules; Draft, is to IL hands siTa1
200; sugar, is to 1874 hands, ffs5@1os
mine l4i2 to ID hands, sf15d 1907 mine
ls.l TO 1872 hands. sif5@l5o top cotton
le'l TO l5.2 hands. 5000 100; cotton.
small. "a to Is hands ss0q65
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New York November 2o.--Copper was
steady. electroIyN spot and futures. 1875
dI4e. Tin steady; spot and futures,
sss.7s Iron steady; No. l northern, 5000
81. No northern. saSG3 30; No. south
ern s24@26. Lead steady: spot, s74T.25.
Zinc firm; East st. Louis, spot and pesrbg
delivery. s7.2oG7so. Antimony, spot, $3.50
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NEW YORK BOND LIST


BY Associated Press
New York, November 20.--Following are
today's high. low and closing prices Of
bonds on the New York Stock Exchange
and total sales of each bond Gin $1,000;
III = Ronds
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New York, November 2o.--Raw sugar
was ftrrner and prices were isc higher
With ~cubas quoted at sysc cost and
freight. equal to 6.sSc for centrifugal.
There were sales OF $4,000 bags Of Cubas
to ref,nerS for late Novefnber loading.
Raw sugar futures we're firm-r. but
realizing brought about a setback near the
close. with final prices to points net
higher. December. 5.s4c. March, S.sse;
May, aisle; July. 3.6<c.
Refined unchanged at sto@7c fer fine
graduated. Refined sugar futures were
nominal.
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Chicago. November 20.-Cettle: Receipts,
1g.o00;sauality plain; good and choice ma
tive beef steers scarce, strong; lower
grades weak to 12c lower.
Part load 1.30o-lb long fed ma
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CHICAGO GRAIN


Now Yerk November 2o.--Butter firm !,
receipts 6,ssS. creamery. higher than ex-
tras 5t16ItSc. Creamery extras, % score.
5o1e; ffrsts SIS to 81 score, ssif @4sh o.
packing stock. current make, No. 2, a3c.
Eggs firm. receipts. 1853; fresh gathered
extra firsts 81 @ CSC; do firsts, bsasoc.
Chicago. November eo.--Butter higher;
creamery extras, soc; tirsts. Ssis a AN 9;
extra firsts 4eh q $50; seconds, ass @
2Tt5c: standards. 4Tc. Eggs unchanged
receipts AIS cases: firsts. SO a 55c; ordl-
nHrd ftrsts 4004se; miscellaneous, 4b9
SOC; refrigerator EXTRAS. 2Sc; refrigerator
firsts sSIs q 2ec. Poultry. alive. unsettled
fowls 1871 anc; springs. Use; roostsrs, t2c;
turkeys s5c; geese. &C.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES

New Orleans. November ee.--cotton fu.
lures closed at net declines OF so TO SO
nointr
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New YORK November 20.--Coffee; RIG
No. Ito i3-1ec. futures easy; December
ss1oc = May. s.26c. ES-y
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POET MoyEMENr

New Orleans: Mdding. csc: receipts.
1928 sales, l.lo2; stock. 2os.lsi.
sss; sales 1871; stock s21.ss5
Mobile: Mfddling. a4.6eo; receipts sos;
savannah: Middlins. ssc; receipts. scs
Charleston: Receipts 500; stock. 57.5ss
$50; stock. 3sss4
Texas CITY; stock. 27.4s5.
Norfolk: Mddling, 25c. receipts 1857
experts, $780, sales. sis; stock. los.s4i.
Baltimore Stock, zsI7
Boston: Midding. 2570c: stock. 800.
Philadelphia: stock. 1892.
.s New York: Middlins, a6o6c:s exports.
Minor ports; Stock. 1854
Total today: Receipts, 3o,sss; exports
Total Tor week: Receipts. 1900; et-
Tot To.a, ior season; Receipts. s.ose,ssI; ex-
INTERIOR MOVEMENT
houston: Middiing. 24.sec; receipts as
sss; shlpnsnts. $500; sales. 1926; stock.
Memphis: Middlins. assoc; receipts. H..
oo7; shipmsats. s.s7+; sales. 1850; stock.
Augusta: Middling. ,4.ssc; receipts.
49,! shipments. LII: sales. 4; stock,
s.: Louis: Middlins. .s.,sc: gr.cs,ps,
s.Scs; shipmsnts. liza: stock, 1899.
Little Rock: .Middlinx. 2s.76e: RECEIPTS
LIE; shipments. %ss; sales. I477; stock,
DALLAS: Middiinx. s4.soc: sales s,14s
Montsomssy; Aiddiing. s4.soc: sales.
Total today: Receipts. ls,7ss; ship
ments $3.50; stock. 77l.zlo