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NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1.-THE
cotton market opened quiet, but
steady. with little disposition to
trade. AS Liverpool was better than
expected, first trades showed small
gains and January advanced to 23.1S
right after the call; March traded at
1922, and May at 23.45. After this
small gain of to 10 points the mar
ket turned easier, and soon was
trading to points below yester-
days close. :,
The market continued to rule dull
all morning with narrow price move
n1ent. Values eased off on a rumor
Of a Wall street house being in trou-
bic and prices declined 23 to 70
POINTS. There was some recovery
later on a denial Of the Wall street
rumor which arose from the dis
ciplining of a firm for violation OF
the stock exchange rules. Spot adj
vices were more encouraging, a good
demand being reported locally. Near
room prices were to IL points above
the lows of the morning. Galveston
exported today 27,093 bales.
The market ruled quiet during the
afternoon and prices fluctuated mar
rowly within the earlier range, but
showed a tendency to improve. New
York advices indicated some change
Of sentiment in favor Of the long
side. Such changes as prices deVel-
Dped were upward, January trading
at 231 and March at 1915, or with
In 4 to points of the nearly highs,
and to points above the previous
close. May made a new high to-
wards the middle of the afternoon
ut 2348, or IL points net up. Ex-
ports for the day were large, total
ing 53,697 bales from all American
ports. Freight room bookings for
the balance Of December are report
ed to be heavy.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
The following were the ruling prices In
the exchange today:
Tone, steady; middling, 23.15c; steady.
Last PREV.
Open High Lew. Sale. Close. Close
Dec. ..23 II % 70 % 06 % % %. % %. ID
Jan. ,.23.13 20 rs -. % %. IA % 10 % 0s
Mar. PHI % % %. 81 %. 10 %. Is %. II
May pa. 40 %. AS % % %. As 23. 43 % 81
July ..23 so % 80 90 90 23 SO %. 90 %. ~
Noon bids quiet; December. 23.0S; Janu-
nry. 2S .0S; March, 1906; May, 23.ol; July,
1885,
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1r11\MQyMarEktRpor
COTTON

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE cotton
market opened steady today at UNI
changed prices to an advance OF
eleven points on covering and Liv-
erpool buying promoted by the
steady ruling of the English mar
xet. January sold up TO 22.9O, and
March to 1928, or eight to nine
points net higher on the early de-
a1,and. but prices soon turned easier
under commission house realizing or
liquidation. The latter was sup
posed to be partly due to disappoint-
,ment over the failure of demand
to develop more rapidly in the cot
ton goods market. Selling was re-
stricted, however, by claims of a
firm spot siaution in the south. Janu-
airy sold off to 22.77 and March to
23.15, active months ruling about
two to six points net lower at the
end of the first hour.
The market turned easier after the
initial demand had been absorbed as
Il result of renewed liquidation and
some local selling accompanied by
talk of less satisfactory tone in the
stock market. Prices eaSed off to
22.66 for January and 23.06 for
March, or about IA to Is points net
lower and the market was within
OIL points of this level at midday
with trading quiet, but the tone
rather unsettled.
The midday decline was checked
by a little more buying below the
% IL cent level for May and after
selling off to 23.45 to that position
to that steadied on covering. At 2
o'clock prices were ruling around
22.7S for January and $3.50 for May
or about to points net lower.
NEW YORK COTTON
The following were the ruling prices IN
the exchange today:
Tone, steady; middling, 23.25c; steady.
Last trav.
Open. Hig,l. Low, Sale Close. Close
Dec. ...22.75 % so 80. 60 % so &c %. -
Jan. >. % IS %. 80 %. &c 81. IS - So % 81
Mar. ..23 % %. % 23. 05 %. 20 % % %. 20
May ..23 60 IS 66 %. Al 70 81 % go % %
July Ia. Is 90 so % 81 %. rs % 76 % G5
11:45 a. M bids steady; December, 22.62;
January, 22.73; March, 23.10; May. 23.44;
July 27.56.
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SPOT COTTON MARKET

Atlanta, steady, 22.60c.
New York, steady, %. &c.
New Orleans, steady, %. l5c.
Galveston, steady, 22.95c.
Mobile, steady, 2265c.
Savannah. steady, 23.lGc.
Wilmington, steady, 22.95c.
Boston, nominal.
Dallas, steady. pc.
Mont gomery, steady, %. lie.
Memphis, steady, 23, &c.
Charleston, steady, -. Coo.
St. I4oIis. steady, 325c.
Houston. steady. 22.90c.
Augusta, steady, 2.SSc.
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ATLANTA SPOT COTTON
LIVERPOOL CoTToN

LIVERPOOL, Dec. lt.--Cotton, spot,
quiet; prices steady. strictly good middling.
1S.S2d; good mdding, l3.41d: strictly mid
ding, 13.2Td: middins, lS.02d; strictly low
middling, 12,I2d: low middliny, l2.32d ;
strictly good ordinary, ll.a2d good ordinary,
11Ssd. Sales, 1000 bales Including 2.S1A
American. Receipts, l4,0G0 bales, all Ame~-
tcan.
Futures closed steady, net ! TO Is points
lower than previous close.
Tone, steady; sales, 5000; good middlng,
1S.4Id.
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Florida Quotations

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Dee 11-Whole-
sale prices prevailing on the Jacksonville
market today as reported by the Florida
state marketing bureau follows:
Beans round, green hampers, fancy
S3.50Gi4.00 Cukes L. :. firsts crates
| s3.5OW4.O0 Eggplant. medium sizes, crates
fancy. $2.50G2.15. English peas, hampers.
fancy, S2.25@2.IJ. Lettuce Florida, big
Boston, H. -bushe hampers, Sl5OI2. 90 Pep
perS' green. fancy, crates. mostly $500,
/ Squash. square bushcl crates. small yellow
crookneck, $3.o0G3.50. Tomatoes, Florida
! sizes rires and turning. wrapped, $1,000
80 Oranges. boxes, fancy. count and
pack, S2.aOGI3.00. Grapefruit boxes fancy.
count and pack, S2.25Gl275
METAL MARKET
NEW YORK, Dec. l1.-Copper firm:
ia GAS. Tin. easy; spot and futures
/ S'i.SI. Iron, steady, unchanged Lead
firm spot, S9.0o@9..J. Zine, firm: East
/ St. Louis spot and futures, $7.l5@T. 20
Antimony spot $l431.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET
NEW YORK. Dec. ll.-Flour: Quit and
I unchanged
; rork-Steady; mess, $34.oo@ $500.
Lard-Easy; middle west spot. $l6s0G,
1890
Sugar Raw, weaker; centrifugal, g6-test
5.5Sc: refined easy, grsnulated, T.l5Gl7 .60r
= Coffee--Rio No. I. on spot, 31ia q ~
! No. { Santos. 26Gi26l,c.
Tallow-F Firm; specials. t0is6t1O'4c.
llay-Steady; No. /, S1.Se; No. 5, Sl.lo@
lis.
Dressed Poultry steady: turkeys. "01
45c; chickens, 206l Toe; fowls, 15GS1c
ducks, lS6t29c Long Island, 276t nc.
Live poultry--Steady; geese. ll@tsc
ducks, 12G30c; fowls, 15@S0c: turkeys. >
6tS0c; roosiers, lie; chickens, 1S@S5c
broilers. 256t27c,
CheeSe-Steady; state milk, common =
specials, l9@24c; skins, common to >pe
cial$, 14@1Sisc.
Bnttcr-Quiet: receipts. 1911; creamerg
extra, Ilc; creamery, special market. AZ
| q iac.
| Ecgs-Firm: receipts, SOS eases; uear-h
white fancy. TSMT4c; nearby state whites
46G72c; fresh firsts. 54I66o; Pacific ecas
| extras, 4S@6Tc; western whites, SsGSsc
! nearby browns, 6TGTSc.
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NEW YORK RAW SUGAR MARKET
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET
NEW YORK. Dec. ll.-Coffee: Rio Is
Naval Stores

SAVANNAH, Ca, Dec. l1.-Turpentine
steady, 71isc; sales 100; receipts 492; ship
ments ); stock l4,02i.
Rosin steady; sales 1,272; stock 50 go
Quote: to IL, S6.45; l. X, $3.50; NJ, Sc. 10 :;
\, 500; VIC, 1.55; WV, $3.50; X SS.75.
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FRUIT TREE statesmen Profitable. pleas
ant. permanent work. Good side line for
farmers. teachers and others. Concord Nurseries.
Dept. 90 Concord. Ga.
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ST. LOUIS QUOTATIONS

ST LOUIS, Dec. 11.-Cash wheat No.
red, $1.7S@1.S0 No. 3 red, S1TJ@1.7S.
Corn. No. white, $1.22; No. yellow
seed, $1.23
Oats, No. white, 61@61l4c No 3
white, 5S1h m50c.
Close: Wheat, December, $1.o9; May
S1.641s Corn, December, $l.211a: May
$l2GM. Oats, December. sic; May 63c.
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CHICAGO Dash ouorAr1oNs

CHICAGO, Dec. 11.-Wheat, No , red,
81. IS; No. . hard, 81 .G3
Corn, No. . mixed. $1.o4h@1. IS; No 2
yellow, 81 .25@1. 25ai
Oats. No. . white. Go@Go1ac; No. white.
561a 056Hc.
Rye, No. 3, OIL. S2A @1.31. y
Barley, 72@95c.
Timothy seed, S.. 75m7.00.
Clover seed. $24. 15Gl32 90.
Lard, $l6 %.
Ribs, S14 80.
Bellies S15.7j
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YANsAs crrv ouorar1oNe

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 11.-Wheat, No. .
hard, $l.55@1. 81; No. red, 1.70Ml. 73
Corn, No. , yellow, 81 .17h; No. . mixed
81. 14h @1.15h.
Oats. No. . white n9c.
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LIpqrty Bonds
TOLEDO QUOTATIONS

TOIEnO, O., Dec. N.-Clover seed. Old.
$40. 90: new. $40 30: December. $40. 20
asked, Fehvssary Sla "a.
Alsike old. $l@ 81; new. Sis. *.
Ts~etio Sod 50 *: December, sS.sS.
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GRAIN

CHICAGO Thursday, Dec, H.
Wheat closed ] IL to "a lower
December, 100; May, 164 Sd to 5-S
July, ia ga to SIS The decline in
stocks had depressing effect late
in the day.
Rumors OF private settlement in
December contracts had depressing
effect in corn. The market closed
SIS to Is lower, December 122 81
to SIS; May, 127 Is to Ii; July,
127 Is to 127.
Oats rs lower; December, 81 Ia;
May, 63 to 81 rs; July, 81 3S.
Lard II 1-2 to 20 lower; ribs, . -
lower. and bellies 10 to 15c lower.
Local cash sales $1,000 bushels Of
wheat, $4,000 corn, 1000 oats, -
600 rye and 5000 barley.
The seaboard reported $50, 900
bushels wheat taken for export.
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS
The following were the ruling prices in
he exchange today:
Prev.
Open. High. Low. Close. Close.
WHEAT
Dec -. 1878 1.6l12 1875 LEO 1918
May -. 1G614 1868 1G4la l.G4I 1865
July $50. 1.45la 1.45M LAS! L441s 1.46B
CORN
Dec. -. 1.24 la l22M l.225s 1.2434
May -. 1.2S3s 1.2S3s 1.27 I.27B 1.aS31
July 1.2S24 1.2S94 1T 1o7 l.2S7s
OATS
Dec. -. So ISIS 57A 57H 5s%
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MEDICAL
SORES

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antseptic Poultice. Draws out poisons.
stops Itching around sores and heals while
you work. Write today, describing case,
tributng Co., 1920 Grand Ave, Kansas
City. Mo.
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POULTRY


HIGRADE CHICKS. Standard Egg Bred Post
paid Leghorns, Rocks. Reds. ADconss. Or
pingtons. Wynadottes Moderate prices. 81
page Cat free. DIXIE POULTRY FARMS
Erenha1r Teaas
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WE PAY $50 WEEK and expenses and
give a Ford Auto to men to introduce
poultry and stock compounds. Imperial 90.
n-56 Parsons. Kas.
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PERSONAL
M'MILLAN's GRINCoNE

MMlLLANS GRlNGONE cures all forms OF
ITCH. Guaranteed Not greasy. ONE appli-
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Postpaid. $1.05. Carefully tested Mcmillan
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SOAP AGENTS WANTED TO sell our big lint
Of products Sample furnished free. Write
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QUALITY CHICKS. Fourteen Standard Bred
Varieties: best winter laying strains: free de
livery. moderate prices. "a page catalog free
Missouri Poultry Farms. Columbia. Missouri.
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Classified Advertisements
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CoTToNSEED OIL MARKET


NEW ORLEANS, Dec. l1.--Cotton fluctu-
ated within narrow limits again today hut
averaged above the previous finals and
closed with a small net gain. There was
very little news in circulation but that lit
tie favored the buying mostly
Reports are beginning to come Of ef-
forts to induce farmers to REFUGE their acre
age next year and to hold rs much Of their
cotton as possible until nexr spring owing
to the fact that it is now selling under the
cost of production.
Sentiment averages bearis1 but the
steadiness OF the market in the a., # so
m,'.h beaishhness is appatart'v inducing
some traders to cover and othsrs to change
to tie buying side.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FRUIT TREES for sale. Agents waDte1
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ru,cAco COTTON MARKET

CHICAGO, Dec. 11.-Cotton prices
here tended downward today in line
with other markets. There was sell
ing pressure from commission con-
Germs, but on the break outside inter
ests and shorts here became fair buy
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CH1CAGo COTTON MARKET

The following were the ruling prices in
the exchange today:
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Open. High. Low. Sole. Close. Close.
Jan. 30. 81 -. 81 %. 6S ~. &c - 81 ~ IS
March 30. % IS % % 10 % IL 23 % - ~
May % 80 %. 6S IS. 81 ~. SO % 60 % 81
July %. SIS % 53 %. IS %. IS 23 G5 ~.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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FLAX QUOTATIONS
DULUTH, Mimi, Dec 11.--Close, flax
December, $2.79i January, $2.S2 May
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Lay of the Land
Around Anacortes

To appreciate the value Of che
chain o. eireumstahuai evidences ths
stats Is building NJ, one must know
ths lay OF the land near Ana.
corteA
Much o, the southern part o,
f1dalEo island. on which ., l. To-
Gated, is uneuiuvaisd and brush.
filled Branching or the main high.
way 20 Mount Vernon Il road
leading TO ncwey. on the east end
% Deception pass branching on
this read. and appearing 20 the
casual passerby as being an Ahan.
doned trail. Is rad leadipg thru
a dense underground to the shore
OF similk hay. which Deception
pass connects with the sound
The Anacortes bank robbers
planned their crime only after they
had carefully mapped out in al,
vance \ Estaway--a line q escaps
that could only have been figured
out By ono familiar with that eoun.
try.
Even The ntils trick o. dashlns
into the little-psed slmilk Hay rosd
instead Of continuing on the main
road 20 Dewey. which would have
been shorter. wns figured to throw
pursucEa orr the track. and woula
have worked had not the bandits
run into John Wright. the rancher
who reported them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30
Japanese Note Is
Ready to Present

WASHINGTON. May 30 Delivery
o. the japanese protest against the
immigration Inv 70 tho state depart.
ment was held up today because Of
the holiday The note. described as
very long" has been DECIDED and
arranged for presentation to secre.
iAry HughsA
strict secrecy regarding its con.
tents - being observed and tho text
probably viii not b given out until
tho American government has made
"a reply.
Officials are marking time until
the japanese note Is received. tho
Secretary Hughes has conferred with
President Coolidge since Il became
known the protest was on its way
Meanwhile. consideration IL being
given 10 selecting a successor for
Ambassador Woods az Tokyo. pr.
Jacob Gould sehuTman. minister 10
China. IN said TO be favored hy Score.
tary Hughes because % his intimate
acquaintance with Oriental affairs.
Tic could be quickly transferred IRON
Pskin 10 Tokyo when Woods leaves.
an Important consideration az this
stage 81 Ameriean-Japaneae relations,
japanese Ambassador Hanihara
here expects 10 leave for Japan short
-. ostenably 20 explain" the immt
grafton situation to hts government
but 4 is considered certain he win
never return.
Baron Shidrhara. japanese amhas-
sador here during tho arms confer.
cncc. Is much spoken Of as his sue.
cesSor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30
GIRL PRESSES
ATTACK CASE
Follies Beauty viii Face
Tinney Over Hurts

NEw YORK. Nay 90 Eleetion
betting ad-i into the background
ioasy a. uroadvay dug down into
hip pockets and sheer Elk hose 10.
day 20 wager ns ast sou on the
ihlnl round q tho sreat Time,
Wilson love hattie.
ODD veru even that Inoscnc wn.
son. i'oiiisu beauty. and hnowa a.
me "ioyfnrst Tiu on Hroadway =
wii appear in west side court 10.
morrow 20 press charge. against
Iinney. popular black faco comedian.
and described by Miss Wilaon's
lawyer al "a man who has len
Ia trail q MANNED women acrum
Tho continent
broadway ~ nmi simply refused
ia believe that imoEene would $50
thru with HT
THAT guy Frank nnnsy can
talk dame out % anything -
tho Vic ones aid.
hut lmoEene assured her friends
INC was FAR past the talking stage.
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RECOGNIZE SON
House Of Lords Sets Aside
Peers Famed Divorce

LONDON. May so,-Tha house OF
lords today sustained the appeal Of
the Hon. Chris,absl Russell and sc,
aside ihs verdict under which heT
husband. the Hon. John Russell
was granted a divorce on grounds
OF her misconduct with an unknown
co respondent.
Tho Hon. John Russell is the son
and heir Of Lord Amphlli holder Of
one Of tho oldest peeragcs tn Eug
land The verdict payes u. way
for probable later action by The
wife 20 establish the legitimacy Of
her son. Godfrey. with "a view 70
the eventual succession by him TO
the Amphill title. Lord firkrnhead
reading the decision, declared the
husbands testimony denying rela
tons wiih his vito should not be
admitted. When the boy Godfrey
becomes 81. therefore. and applies
for entrance 20 the house OF lords
such evidence viii not be admissible
and "Gcoffrcy viii DO pronounced
legitimate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30
P RINTERS MAY
Vote STRIKE
Walkout OF Three Crafts Is
Expected Here

Members Of tho international
Typographical union employed on the
Seattle Post,IEtclligenccr may talks
a strike vote at 40 Friday after.
noon. II wnB considered certain.
In union ranks, that the strike would
be voted.
Printers and mailsrs only would
be directly affected al this time. Tho
prossmen may be forced into the
same action later. Tho Seattle print.
ers' union action has been authorized
by tho International union.
Cause OF tho dispute Is said 20 be
disagreement over tho reproduc.
ton. In Seattle. OF tho newspapers
Sunday magazine section and other
working demands which the publish.
crs consider discriminatory. Tho
stcrcotypcrs' wage scale on the morn,
Ing daily also IL In dispute.
Among unionists II was said that
non.union workmen have been
brought here from other cities. This,
however. could not be confirmed Fri.
day.