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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-09-01
LIFE SENTENCE.
Slayer of King Humbert is Found
Guilty and Gets Extreme
Penalty.

Milan, Aug. 2S.--The trial of
Bresci, the anarchist who killed
King Humbert, was held today. He
was found guilty land sentenced to
life imprisonment. The trial began
at 9 clock in the morning before
President Gatti and Judges Bonazzi
and Curtino. Bresci was taken to
the court during the night by
strong escort of soldiers. His law
yer was the noted anarchist adj
vocate, Merlino, who was exiled
from Italy aid when at Paterson,
N. j., in 1892, was strong agitator
for the Italian colony Merino
secuted the idea of the alleged plot,
and explained the financial position
of Bresci by styling he was skilled
workman and earned high wages
while in the United States.
Although there were1but few wit
nesses called the trial lasted from 8
O'Clock in the morning until late
hour in the afternoon. The jury
took but few minutes to deliberate.
With absolute indifference, Bresci
received the verdict and was led
away to his cell, where henceforth
he sees no one or hears no one, not
even his jailer. Bresci escaped with
life imprisonment, as that penalty
is the most severe which can be i'm
posed under the laws OF italy for
murder, on which charge the anar-
chist was tried.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-09-01

place, and it is their duty ito see
that no one reaches the private
apartments of the president and b S
wife. In addition to Foster and
Tharon there are several reliable
men from the secret service always
detailed to accompany the president
when he is away from Washington.
At the White House no one is al.
lowed to enter except by the front
door.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-09-01

If you are troubled with inodorous
breath, heartburn, tlatulency, head
ache, acidity, pains after eating,
loss of appetite, persistent melan-
choly or low spirits, you need a
tonic. A few doses of HERBINE
will give you the recuperat.ve force
to remove these disorders. Price,
80 cents. Zellen's Pharmacy,
L'Anse, Mich.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-09-01

Corn huskers sprained wrists.
barbed wire cuts and sprains, or
cuts from any other cause, are quick
ly healed when BALLARD's Snow
OINTMENT is promptly applied.
Price, 25 Cand 80 cents. Zellen S
Pharmacy, LAnse, Mich
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-09-01
WHITES CREAM vERMrFUaE is

WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE is es-
sentially the .child's tonic. 1t i'm
proves the digestion and assimila-
ton of food, strengthening the
nervous system and restoring them
to the health, vigor and elasticity Of
spirits natural to childhood. Price,
25cents. Zellen's Pharmacy, L 'Anse,
Mich.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-09-01

safe to say that happier gathering
was never aboard the beautiful boat
AT II O'Clock elaborate refresh
ments-in fact regular banquet
was served. There was no end
to the good things provided for the
guests. Excellent music was fur
nished during the entire trip on the
boat, and dancing was another
pleasant feature.
Before returning the following
resolutions were prepared and read:
Resolved, That we, the members of the Lake
Superior Press Association, tender our sincere
thanks to Geo w. Hibbard. general passenger
agent d., 5. S. Il A. railway; w. X. Galloway
general passenger agent 500 Line; and w. f.
Tyler, general passenger agent G. VI. a. ST.
Paul railway, for their generosity in furnish
ing members of our association free trans
portation: also, he IL further
Resolved, That our hearty thanks be ex-
tended to the lie Saul de Ste. Marie club for
the of its rooms for business meeting,
and also To the citizens OF the 500, the 500
press and particularly to Messrs. e. W. Kibby
and c. w. Hecox, for their splendid hospitality
in extending to us so many courtesies in the
visit to the beautiful city OF Sault Ste. Marie
one that will long be remembered with feel
ings of deepest pleasure.
LEW A. GATES,
f. L. BALDWIN,
JAS. RUSSELL,
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-09-01

Yeas-Nicholson, Larson, Tracy,
Trombley; nays, none.
There being no further business
before the meeting the board ad-
journed subject to the call of the
president.
p. T. Tracy, Clerk.
OLIVER TROMBLEY, President.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-09-01

When the boat returned to the
500 carriages were in waiting to
take the party TO the trains.
The local press was represented
by Chase S. Osborn, e. W. Kibby,
N. l.. Martin and Jake Ermatinger,
of the News; NJ j. Magee, c. w,
Hecox and L. p. Cook, of the Demo-
crat; G. S. Beadle, Geo. Beadle and
Arthur Williams, of the Times.
Much more could be written If
time and space would permit, but
suffice to say those in attendance at
the midsummer meeting at the 500
will never forget the enjoyable out
ing and the cordial and royal re-
ception accorded them.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-09-01
Covington School Board Meeting
OFFICIAL.


Regular meeting of the board
of education of the township OF Gov
ington, held in the township clerk S
office on the Goth day of August,
A. D. 1900; meeting called
to order by the president.
There were present, Oliver
Trombley, president, Inspector VIM.
Larson, Trustee Nicholson and
Clerk p. f. Tracy. The following
business was transacted:
Minutes of the meeting of June
21st were read and on motion APP
proved as read.
On motion p. F. Tracy was APP
pointed to take the school census.
Yeas-Larson, Nicholson, Trombley,
Tracy; nays-none.
Motion of Larson, supported by
Nicholson, that p. f. Tracy be al
lowed salary of fifty (S5OO0) dol
lars for his services as clerk of this
board for the ensuing school year.
Yeas-Larson, Nicholson, Trombley;
nays-none.
On motion the following bills were
audited and allowed by the follow
ing vote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-20

holiday a 9lsRs ss, again Injecting ss approach Ss 0 Of
prevailed TUESDAY owing 70 he spro1eren in whes,
quotationsin rsct the es sS eseG Ranss al 9s1s1e
isn's Quoted g g a9asl e: winter sraight s. 4oa
sAtra 10 winter s. So6s 60: az 50 3 sos So no
g RYE FIoUREnu qaetsd. Fslr 10 sd o
M So; Shoiss ,,. % fs1sy g iS s. % corr
1siSS os ~ eAS MEASget 2qost: FINE white AID
spring bran. spot SIC 500 sacks arrive n $40
SIS city bran $40 5oGsl5 sernmeal cake S2S nseed oil
GRAiN@waEAT-An ansxpestes ssa Sp in -. The char
es.sT y Areesne nes from that enreni On Tuesday
kei yesterday being most notlcss6ie in the aernoon'
hut oysopeea The previous nigat and closed sc
aoeations was burden argentine reports supple
nsntee IN hainonIe eaoe ~ an estimate 81 100000
hushe IN weight Although this estimate Is somewhat
poor Showing in contrast with the present year
81 points IN Budapest and i marx in Berlin Sas s
tributed this Argentine news although traders
were te puzzled over The failure OF Antwerp TO show
any change Il hsSing remained on the same basis al
the week Engl.ss narkeis governed more by 9dyiees
ltGn any other confederation closed tGSd lower
issr ase receipts ihe easier ITe5o eabes ah nG0
furthe- extension o. short accounts held sway only
IN Minneapolis receipts from AZ 2s2 cars. making
week ago and s5e cars year & expected that
week Export business proved rather dsapPonting as
only about - LOADS were taken including - Loads az
sS e oP p,h Ns N0 IN No pSsTn & 0s 40
No ] Northern New-York. size: No / Northern Chi
caRo sO&e; No red, New-Tork. 79lsc. aAoat; No
hard. New-YorR re The Government report win be
issued Thursday December 20 At O'clock containing
grain and other crops. -COEN-Bulls
again hsd the condition OF in their
eeipts and the market worked upward Of SEES
sion closing ik6Sc higher December leading
the strength heretofore Another influence operat
ing direction the business of 81
loads including loads the outp6rts Covering was
important feature in the months while scattered
the day without having much eject he market sea
"a reached the total 81 roscoe bush
which bush from Baltimore English
closed "a higher I'd lower At the close
corn quoted 41c. nominal in elevator, and
s5Rc anoat---: -oATs-The local market was hrm
again property without feature in the speeu
lstive department No closed 272c; No 27c;
No white 81 = G32c. No white. 30izG3lc; track.
mixes 27G2Ssc track. white. S01t d35i2c: No white.
clips S26S2 RI E1Market dull: No Western
quoted SIC , sfoat. No ? Western. 56Aec
ahoat state rye. 52a53c. BARLEY-Market steady;
feeding quoted 42d46c c Z Buffalo; mating.
k5G6Se 1 Z Buffalo. ....- BUcKWHEAT GRAIN-Market
duIl. quoted 6O662c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-20
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

SeW-YJrk, December 70 1870.
c1FFEE-Bulls and bears control q to-day's
- narke ny with speculation reaching larger
r--rrt than Everything worked against
early market, ana under active selling
r local contingent and the foreign element
raoss on 1890 points the first call market
-ur stesdy the decline The Official cables recorded
rucf lower markets in Europe receipts Brazil were
.rrrssraty arrer than counted upon spot demand was
sorran and support the public lscklng For
a. resi- a morning the market heavy and
10 u1u6atoa Ecrive the opening Bur shortly
sie- thrown in1o confusion
sudden rlEhtsbout face movement in Hsvre, where
our market followed with q rally Of 10 points
snt later showed disposition 10 improve Additionally
covering ane light buying for further reaction We're
Trading brisk all the late session with the
MARKET finally steady anc loQ20 points lower
Io sales reached So 500 bags unusually
f the week preceding the adjourn
merit spot cofee n the street weak ana
ng n the forenoon. buyers being intim6sted BY the
htzFntss IN speculative markets. Prices down
SIC ~ RIO No e, with sellers rather than buyers
that figure But he change for the better in future
deliver coffee prices, cash property improved and
iaee vas aceorup shea the afternoon the figure
gwen ao1ve The close quiet with business chiefly
~ lea Character. The members the morning
. elnst the Exchange for holiday Monday
Deoeubst "a proposition make the following Mon
cay hoAoay also dc Up for final that
the bat VIII be voted later
ne rahs o. contract in local market to-day
A. f1iCWE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-20
OTHER MARKprs-Rr TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Dec lQCatte- Receipts. u 600 head; active
lO0c higher steady 10 strong fat hefers lO
hfebar NatVes-Hest sale to-day Tour carloads AZ
S97 good te prime steers IS O$6 poor 70 meun - %
ass iO selected feeders steady 10 uTr - 9s4 40
stoclters slow 81 75gs8 81 Soes4 10; hetieTs
$50 40; bulls Toe highe e 5SSt 40
strong Sass 5O TexansTexas fed steers. st4s4 70
Texas grass steers 81 25aS4 Texas bulls 81 4oaSS %
Hogs-Fecepts to-day 5000 head; tomorrow testi-
match 30 900. left 1000 Mostly &c hlgnsr eios
easier: top So Mixed and butchers - oo1sf ~
20 choice heavy 81 7OdS4 80; rough nev oVss 20
light 81 6OdS4 sTH bulk OF sales 81 IoeS4 30
Yesterdays decline. choice wethers IS
fair 20 choice mixed 23q$3 TO- Western sheep - 10
81 Is Texas sheep 81 ESQ So So native lambs says" %
Western lambs. 81 5l4S9 % -, 100. % ,...,.
Cincinnati Dee 19.-Hogs steady; 50 IO9s4 80 cattle
slow; 81 25as4 70 Sheep dull $igSS 90 LAMBS weak;
East Bufialo Dec i9-Receipts-Cattle. "a sheep
cars sheep and lambs IS cars; hogs, 10 cars cattle
market dull and lower. Calves In moderate supply
fairly demand; market stronger. choice 20 extra
81 50dsT 10 good choice. SI4ST 90 Sheep and aIbs-
Top fair demand basis OF s. 50 lambs choice
extra S. 35GS5 so; good 10 choice, $3.50 S common
choice 81 T3qsl ewes IN light demand So 29qS5 %;
81 IS for ali grades rough. 81 4Oq$4 65;
So 75a$4 - fair general trade and safes were
uniformly s. 9OdSs o. close steady
Liberty Dec. i0.-Cattle steady; extra. - 2O4
IS AS prime 81 e0dS5 10: common 81 sOGS3 ~. Hogs
slow and lower light Workers and pigs s. e5qSS heavy
fancy Yorker 65GS4 90; rcughs 50 50GS4 60 sheep
SLOW; wethers S4Qsi IS; common. 81 oo9S2 50.
choice lambs s. 25gS5 80; common 10 good. s3GsS 10;
veal calves, IS 50aS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-20
STOCK ON HAND.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Dec. TO- p m--Beef dull: extra India
mess 67s Cd; prime mess Pork firm: prime
Western, TBS. Hams-Short IA Is n. dull
at AS Sd. Baeon-cumberland cut % TO 30 10 steady
ass rib is 10 % n quiet AIS 3D. long clear mid
dies light IS 40 10 quiet ass Cd long clear middles
heavy 40 As 70. quiet asa short backs. Is
duh AS; clear bellies. IA 16 n steady
Sd: shoulders square II Is ~ steady SIS Lard
IN pals SOS Sd Butter-Fnest United States quiet az
95s; dull SIS Sd Cheese American finest
white Sd; finest colored. SIS 3D. TallOw
city 24s Sd; Australian London steady
2Ts Cottonssed oi-HuIl refined spot quiet eos Cd
Trpentine spirits dull at 29s RosinComnlon steady az
nd Linseed oil steady 31s Sd. PetroIeun-Re-
fined quiet at I'd Peas-cansdian quiet at IS 7S.d
Flour-St az
London CPacihe Coast steady 20 5s6f3 Wheat
Spot quiet; l California. 21zd: red Western
February IS 11%d; March. IS CornSpot steady;
lean mixed new, As lad American mixed, old As 2%d
futures firm; December nominal; January, IS 1885,
March, IS 9'sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-20
~ DICE N ne locsl market to-day

tie closed Gun, with qu5tatianE unclaimed an
CnF e-e -ee Tor mi1clinE upland ana Ig.c 20 NJ
wee tei--- s-es. zy bG-es Southern spo, markets
iiee ls follows: NeFy-Dreane ,qlier -
Aarfurs[ - sac. Mobile e. Sac l-IGc lo,ver-
EiestV 81 f--ss ard unchanged 3 Ice. Charleefgn
NC unchanged l-l6c WflFnfrpTr~
a. sac asir, laelansea Norfok. quiet unehangse
-t,.ifeie non lual Au1lIers
a. .-lpe l-l6c lower; 81 LOUIS ouIet ana Stesd.
AeE0rlssne l-st-ilatec receipts to-Tn0FroW
ri 80 1na ta22 aEt year: az HoustoR from n ono
las yesr against 4'e<s last week and 5.75s bales
plrss vs. . the ports and interior points to-day CON-
--N me SAME day and last wear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-20
LIVERPOOL corroN MARKET.

Liverpool Dec. 1s, .. m.-cotton-spot-Modsrats
ls,lsd good niddiins SAD; low miaeas 5 7-s2d;
binary. 23-32d The sales OF the day
1000 bales which 500 for speculation and export
GLIDING 20 American Futures opened quiet and closed
quiet American mldciag G December, 1904 buy
December and January 1850 sellers. January ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-20

No l. 625c: and g. zoe: No 5i5c; No 5, BLOC;
No 5.O5c: No z 485c: No g. S5c No o. Also; Nos 10
and H. 4.TOc. IS 10 and 16 50c. The mar
ket entirely destitute on I'M
portant features today The market continues % tue
quiet. but about steady the somewhat notnnts Dass
4SSC for centrifugal 3sc for musccFado and 3sc lu
moasses Cable advces we're OF nature 10 ~
hearsh anything corning again lower az " se
for the option and IS Sd for the January DEW
cry. quiet 50 the decline
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-20
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.

Galveston Dec. 19-cotton steady: middling csc; low
mddIing 15-I6e: good ordinary 7-16c Receipts I6
bales. sales. Ss2s stock. 26l 1879
Baltimore, Dec. l9--Cottcn nominal; mddng 1Oc; low
rniddHng 9l6c good ordinary 15-1ec. Receipts L45O
bales stock. 14.ISI.
Savannah 19Cottoa quiet: raiddIing slice; low
mddHng 1I-iGc Receipts 5 271 bales exports coast
wise S43: sales 367; stock. I3S 032.
Memphis Dec. 19-Cotton quiet; mitdling. 91sc; Tow
ordinary. 13-16c
bales gross Asp; shipments ? 6S1 sales $500 stock
1859
NeN-Orleans Dec I9-Cotton quiet: niddIing 9s.c low
mddling. &c; good ordinary, Sac. Net receipts 1907
bales gross 1873 exports eOastwse AIS sales 500
stock 3GS. 747.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.

oa B &c. 20 Nd55s1s s ealasd A se o winter
2 red &c; 1tssd Zoe 90 white rs Corn
quiet; No yellow, felze asked 70 90 &c; No DO,
corn 40364Sse oats@No white 2se; s. 40 esss
mixed SSe BSrleyxtSi s4Ga5o; ehoies e fancy GO
si0r 70 SEQ Eo0d FLOUR dS s GS E sas
Chicago. Dec. 1s.-The leading futures ranged fol-
wheat No 2; OPENING Eishs,s IoTsss Closing Eng
May .TassSiss 7sassis Ssis 7sassia
Corn No. 2:
R Essss49 s. IS sosses e. E..
Rs&s%s'' slsos sss zig z q,
Mess pork per Dbl:
s Hsg . ' ls5s. SEE fs Sc fs5s 'ias
Lard per 100 n:
R R:si=5;' ~ ~ :;Sfs III III: III:
Short ribs. per 100 n;
sas .g ~. 49, sss2a&$ SO s s22s
No Cash Us s s So~s Eqs g s aRa e.
80 White s. sss2sz sli's No tG Sa No ss e @
seed 81 soSsi ssis No Nosthwess s 81 G prime tim
pork per Dbl sii asSs1f s srd ps 100 81 ios4 IS
oT 50s $ IaS s. ho9s clear . ST s. $50
Sc % whl5key basis Of high wines 81 q On the prod
Cincinnati. Dec. 1s.-Four steady and quiet Wheat in
light demand; No red. 7Sc. Corn quiet; No mixed.
SSq391ec Oats dull; No mixed. 241ze. Rye quiet No
.. 54izd55c
Duluth. Dec. I9.-Wheat-Cash No hard. z27sc; No
northern. rose; No Northern 81 z466zc; No spring
22Q59c; TO arrive. No hard, 737sc; No northern
11asc December, 7Oasc Corn, S394c- Oats. z4q2i14c
Milwaukee. Dec 19.-wheat dull: No Northern. 72l29
T3c; No Northern 69120705c. Rye hrm No ], Sic Bar
ley firm; No >. 6Oc; sample. 1886
Minneapolis Dec. 19.-wheat-Cssh. 72+c; May. 53%e:
Northern. T2Ac. No Northern. sTAe- Flour and bran
unchanged
Philadelphia. Dec. 1e.-wheat firm and &c higher;
contract grade, December 72&dI3c Corn steady; No
mixed December. 42Q42Ae. Oats firm No white clipped
SOL G3O%c. Butter quiet but steady; fancy western
creamery &c DO prints. &c Eggs dull and lc lower;
do Southern 23e Cheese Arm but quiet NeV-York full
creams fancy. small 1IzI12c do fair TO choice, 1O9<9
1t1zc. Receipts 1900 bills and 100000 10 in
sacks 10000 bUshs l6400O bush oats 400
SUPERINTENDENT 1000 BUSH corn 1000 bush;
oats, IS. 900 bush.
St. Louis, Dec. 19--whsat-No red cash. 7ic. De
eember, 7Od7OSe; January. T1hc; May. I2SGI2hc: No
2 hard. 67lz669c. Corn-No . cash. 34%c; DeeemosE.
CSC; December 23Ac; May 24lse; No white. 26s627e
Toledo. Dec 1e-wheat dull hrm; cash and December.
z5lec; May, 7s%c; July; 7sc Corn active arm: cash.
STc; December S7lse: May 3I1.e Oats quiet steady:
cash and December 231sc; May Csc. Rye. 52c Clover
seed dull steady 1892 prime, So 81; December So T2s
March. Sc 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-20
new YORK CENTRAL.
HARIEM nIVIsI0N.

HARLEM DIVISION.
e.l@ A. N and a35 p. NJ DailV. except Sunday
Ptttsfed; SUNDAYS 81 % a. NJ
Trains Wuminsted with Ptntsch Light
Ticket ofHces At rs. gel 41s and liza Broadway =
Union So W H5 Columbus Ave. f37 West t25th 81.
18TH 50 and 18Th ST. Stations. rs
Futo1 ST. and fO4 Broadway. z D.. Brooklyn.
Telephone 800 3sth srsec' for York Central
Service. Baggage checked fom o. residence By
EDGAR VAN FTTFN GEORGE n DANIELS
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-20
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turpe7tine ruled dull. but about steady.
changed prices Rosin ruled shade easier, owing 70
liberal selling orders also somewhat lower
We quote
TAR-Regulars 81; DO oil bills 81
SPIRITS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ROsIN-Common 70 good strained. 81 IS; p 81 50;
81 So; G. 81 80: II. 81 92is 81 So K 50 o. ~ 81 90
y. So 50: W G. So 10. W w So 35
STOCK ON HAND.
zee. -. = o
-. -. .
Tar fVo ODDS
Wilmington Dec. 1e-spirts turpentne firm at 379
3Thc receipts, p casks Rosn firm 81 20GS1 Is,
cepts bbls Crude urpentine quiet 81 80 50 so
receipts AS bbls Tar steady at 81 39S1 40 receipts 29
bbls
unchanged
savannah. Dec. 19-sptrtts turpenttne nrm at SI72c
receipts S3T bills 37S exports. 1875 Rosn firm and
unchanged; receipts 800 bbls. sales. Ass; exports
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-20

February 1564d sellers: February and March. $50
buyers: March ami April, 1O64d sellers April and May
T-640T Sod buyers: May 5-64G5 esd sell
ers; and July 3-6id sellers: July and August.
SOS i64d sellers August September. so 64d buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-20

y--UN-In to-days cotton market speculative conn
Lss aA- courage ci1 not reach very high pitch IN
49, pssness Vas move conservative than yesterday.
ss.se ron ter points seesRw movement
-s.l variations were stupidity narrow. On opening
Ftlse hotAeo Up - points fairly
rs tosesn Gapporr which originated much better
- eIatr noted Ger bic Improvement
So ssille delivery cotton The latter OF better
y Hl.l circles following receipts u good cables
80 Na.l2 cotton goods markets.
consumption y the English market were reported
SO cenlaae ~ full former prices. In addition ID
s -sA l.s private aovces stated that Neil would come
estleA n1l courage IN European speculative cen
,s.he-l II vas commonly reported Ellison ha1
- pi-!teo worries consumption Of American cqt-
y 1t-ouuug bates Following ths Local
s--est gave every promise OF developing rronouncss
r-esl- sno further advanced = "a q points an
efinF @ near months, buying II January
INV ~ -ielien German interests support ~
sst.ts We street operators. Bur nstsdar
e--iiea and prices fe nearly 10 yesterdsv,s
~-.-sF active prOrt taking, incentive
uD5e- . Iepst that spot cotton South was easier
~ re Gown turn local bulls aud T. ottsi-e
dr. ~ re market purchased January lad NcroF
"a 49, - noon business Nstless and The mar
inr r - y oiscourae 1esree. There ugs nofh-
ny faA ~ news 10 give bulls bserr
kc'Ifs~. - t-Atr refused q fer
Orfsrs eies Tor to-a1rr0W's receipts al NeE-
~ F---e s- q warrant active avestnlenf l.rf,--
~ an - Tor ne NaE esrlrrsrf5
seek ssf ~ ta-s tiis belng far aheLd of eouai
g.fsirl.s SO vel up 10 TIE n the
oeu.ie- - 20 aroI seasons For tie rngrfb ~ ~
ialts - Itnt Was expected 10 reach - a..
vesr ~ 9Hte1 Htth 1870 0nI les same -oor+b -,
sfnerl i1 ssasf a2a -u0oo10 bales 1897. TIE
iesdnr h eethI ~ January year aeo vas sraii
TEf.los -e-s - possible bearlrh diepsrfry n, -,
nsrseT en- 49, lls curing the coming rn5r-b r..
higher o -5f-. eat quiet with prices net ? points
vas e. i9lgwE. N-'-si III me loe@! market to-day