Big Fleet of Coal Boats Resumes River Trade After Low Water
A river report notes a river traffic surge as coal boats return to work, reviving trade at river towns. About 6,600,400 bushels of coal remain at the upper Ohio mouth, while several towboats restart runs between Cincinnati and Pittsburgh. A large tow drives toward Pittsburg as other vessels re-enter the Charleston to Pittsburgh trade amid low water conditions.
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Cotton Report Shows 9.86 Million Bales Through Dec 12
Washington December census bureau data show 9,862,222 bales of cotton on hand as of December 12, up from 10,000,000 a year earlier. The figures compare with 10,210,000 bales in 1907 and 21,112,789 bales in 1906, reflecting growth from the 1909 season.
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