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drnfcmite. breaking ii up. That'd when
yon-feel that awful nausea and cramping.
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tfae nicest, gentlest live/ and. bowel
cleansing you ?Ter experienced juet tako
Vo? harmless Hodson** Liver
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took (dr tb? Trade Mark !
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L?rd &
^T?HTMI?'* Liver Tone is entirely vege
W?tf therefore liarmVh? nnil can not
M?vute. . Give it to your children.
Millions of uii)|i)i- ?re tiring Dodson'*
Liver Totio inatcad of d?ngvroU* calomel
nov/. Your druggist will t??Jl yon that
tire hui? ot Caloutcl'id uluiotft uiup|>e<
entirely I*crc? .
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I Hosiery
LUE for Your Money
Fer Men, Weam aa* CUfcea
i 25c to $5.00 per pair
Sold by All Good Dnlm.
ToylOT NEW YORK
-III.i iwiMMi iii? mm.naTT
bocetnber . . 9.0? 9.26 9.05 9.25 |l
I Spot cotton quiet; middling uplands ||
1.45; suies 1,400 bales.
Liverpool Cotton.
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LIVERPOOL, March 2.-Cotton
uiet, easier; good middling 6.28;
liddling 4.91; low middling 4.r>2.
isles 6.000: sp?culation and export
,500. Receipts 37,924.'
Futures quiet. May-June 4.82;
une-July 4.86; July-August 4.91; Oc
Dber-November C.04; January-Feb
uary 5.11.
Liv* Stock.
CHICAGO. March 2.-Hogs lower.
Sulk $6.556)6.70; light $6.45@>6.65;
llxed 16.456)6.70; beary $6.20?6.65;
ough $6.20@G.35; pigs $5.76@6.75.
Cattle steady. Native steers $5.60
?9.15; cows and heifers $3.50@7.70;
alves $6.50@10.
Sheep strong. Sheep $7.1008;
earling $7.85?8.75; lambs $7.85? 10.
id financial
New Orleans Cotton.
NEW ORLEANS, March 2.-The
Mon market became active and firm
lay on increased trading and the
loee waa at a det gain of 16 to 19
Jointe? This waa 21 to 25 points over
ho'lowest and was practically the
jnsst of the day.
Selling at the opening brought
kb'ont a decline .ot 3 to 6 points, but
kn advance toon followed as the re
luit of 'tho la'rge short * Interest,
tesdy buying \y both bulls and bears
as stimulated by war rumors which
'ere regarded as favorable. These
icluded a report that the allic J had
let with fresh successes in th^.Dar
anelles and that a Turkish prince
ad advised the Sultan to make peace
Ith the allies.
Spot marketa were stronger and 1m
irtant points quoted advanced prices
hieb helped stiffen the markets for
itnres during the last half hour of
usin?es.
Cotton futures closing:.
March 8.09; May 8.28; July 8.49;
ctober 8.77; December 8.92.
Spot cotton steady, 6 points up.
fiddling 7.81. Seles on tho spot 7.40
?les; to arrive 850. V
Cotton Seed Oil.
: NEW YORK, March 2.-Cottonseed
Ku declined 4 to IS points early to
day under scattered liquidation, but
later rallied a few points on covering
of shorts and professional support.
Inspired by the lard strengtn. Final
prices wera S to 9 points net lower.
Sales. 16.500.
The market closed irregular. Spot
$6.70(^6.90; March ?6.73*?6.80; April
$G.80@6.x3; May $6.79db6.8i; June
S6.8906.92: July $7.40@7.05; August
17.1?07J.6; September $7.2007.25;
October S707.18.
Stocks and Bonds.
NEW YORK. March 2.-On the sur
face, at least, .today's stock market
appeared to' ignore the latest turn' to
European events and its possible ef
fect on American foreign commerce
Trading was . ve;y light, but prices
were well maintained in the better
known Issues, some of the eastern
railways gaining ; to 2" points, with
recessions in the. later dealings. Soe
cialities were Increasingly prominent
t r1
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and to that end we are accepting subscriptions from botn old as well as new subscribers for
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but the utter absence fo investment \(
demand was again a striking feature. 11
There wss a renewal, ov a moderate ll
scale, of the recent selling for foreign 11
account, chiefly in the bond division,
and quoted values in some high grado
Issues showed concessions. Exchange
markets were more steady.
In the final hour there was a pre
cipitate decline in thc stock and 4 per
cent. Iranda of Distillers' Securities,
each breaking about 5 points. This
was pureceded ry greater heaviness
In tho grain markets, which rallied
Bllghtly at thc close.
The uncertain state of the copper
Industry was shown by the varying at
titude of the producing companies In
their dividend policies. One restored
its regular rate of disbursement, while
'??iers deferred action or matie re
Juct.jna. In the steel trade, prk es of
certain specialties were advanced
Erle reported a gain in net earnings
for January of $ :ts:t,OO0, and Canadian
Pacific and Chesapeake ai Ohio man
aged to cut operating expense- to the
extent of yielding moderate net re
turns, but Seaboard Air Line reflected
Its recent heaviness with a loss of
12,000,000. New York Central was
Brm on its favorable statement isaued
after the close of yesterday's market.
London's market was steady on im
provement in the ship labq^siluation
and reduction of marine rates. Cana
dian Pacific and* Union Pacific reflect
ed moderate inquiry.
The local bond market was irregu
lar, speculative low priced lsauea de
clining sharply. Total sales, par value,
were $2,077,000.
United States bonds were unchang
ed on call.
Dry Goods.
NEW YORK*. March 2.-Cotton
goods and yarns were quiet and bare
ly steady todsy. Silks w;*ve in fair
demaud. Jobbers reported a steady
trade in wash gocds and white goods.
Chicago Grain.
CHICAGO, March 2.-Rumors that
Turkey would beg for terms \>f peace
broke down values ot wheat today 6
l-2c a bushel, but large sales for ex
port from the United States made the
market rally. There was a nervous
close at 1 5-8 to 5 l-l under last night.
Corn scored a net gain ot 1 1-8 it 1 1-4
to 1 1-4, oats finished off to 1 1-2 up
and provisions at an advance of 10 to
25c
Grain and provisions close:
Wheat. May $1.42 1-2; July $1.16 1-2.
Corn, May 72 3-4; July 74 3-4.
Oats, May 55 3-8; July 51 3-8. %
Cash grain: Wheat. No. 2 red, $1.41
1-401.4? 3-8; No. 2 hard. $1.42 3-4?
1.50 3-8. i
Corn, No.. 2 yellow, 72/
corros HARD HM?
Breaks Nearly $140 a Bale Upon Re
cel?t of Sews AUiea Plans to Pince
Blockade Against Shipments.
NEW YORK, March 1.-Cotton
broke 19 points or nearly $l a bale
here today upon receipt of authentic
news of the Allies' plans to putee a
virtoal blockade against shipment" of
all commodities to German ports. Oc
tober contracts sold off from 9.05 to
8.86. It was feared that the check in
cotton shipments to Germany would
weaken the snot market as well
The action ot the Allies had been
discounted to extend, however, and
the outstanding cotton interest was
comparatively limited.
COMB SAGE TEA IN
HAIR TO DARKEN IT
__
If? Grandmother's Recipe to
keep ber Locks Dark,
Glossy, Thick.
The old-time mixture ot Sage. Toa
and Sulphur for darkening gray,
streaked and faded hair ls grandmoth .
er's treatment, and folks are again
using lt to keep their hair a good,
even color, which ls quite sensible
as we are living In an age whoa - ..a
youthful appearance ls of tho greatest
advantage.
Nowadays, though, we don't have
the troublesome task, or gathering. the
sate and the mussy mixing et homo.
All drug stores Bell tho ready-to-uae
product called "Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur, Compound" for about 60
cents a bottle. It la very popular be
cause nobody cgn discover lt haa been
applied. Simply moisten your comb
or a soft bruah with it and draw this
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a timo: by morning the gray
hair disappears,, but what delight? the
ladies with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
is that, o???u?? beautifully darkening
the hair after a few applications, lt
also produces that soft lustre and ap
pearance nf abundance which is so
attractive; besides, prevents dandi uff
itchiug scalp and falling hair.
CARPATHIANS THE SCENE
OF HEAVIEST FIGHTING
(CONTINUED F*?>! PAOS ONS.)
BO that if the report is true that ad
Austrian flee has suited for the
Aegean Rea. which seems improbable,
it will have .a warm, welcome.
Naval men believe that when the
fleet gets to work in earnest relaya ot
ships will be sent against the forts,
and thus/ when one section is away
replenishing fuel and ammunition oth
ers will keep up the bombardment.
The American not? to Germany and
Great Britain, Germany's reply there
to and the possible American reply
to the British declaration prohibiting
.hipping to and from Germany are
creating Intens* Interest here.
XOTICK
Please Uko notion that L. M. Else
man ls not connected with this news
paper in any capacity, nor has ho been
for sometime.
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I l^^l 11
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A Hint for an American Gown.
This evening drew, the equal In ap-{ thread, knee length gPM
jearance of the best the men milliners ward In front. The flited baHquc out
)f Paris turn out, is wholly an Amer!- j lines the .figure. Tho feature ls thr
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Only, Seventeen Left.
BURLINOTON, Vt, March 2.-Thc
State etitlt.ed to grant liquor licenses
wes reduced to 1'? as a result of elec
tions held today Tbl* ls three -jes*
nimbar of-ciMf^ t?nd towns ic this { than laat year. . ? . ?
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