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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-04-03

trivial by comparison. While censor.
ships are to be dlsapproved on general
principles, 1t is obvious that some re-
strictions may yet have to be placed
on publications of this form. Properly
the work of regulation would come
within the domain of Scotland Yard
and the detective agencies, as meas,
ure Of public safety. 1t has long been
suspected that fiction might be dele
terlous, but in the face of such devel
opments 1t would be legitimatcly the
province of the police to surround nov
elists of the swashbuckling school,
when they were about to commit an
other novel, and compel them to desist
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-04-03

A New York man died while looking
at a check for $4,000. Maybe it was
foretaste of heaven.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-04-03
Bathrooms in Cincinnati.

An ordinance recently adopted IN
Cincinnati provides that new tene-
ments shall have bathroom for each
suite of rooms having separate hall
way, and that remodeled tenements
shall have one bathroom for each three
rooms.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-04-03

1t is now up to Mr.. Markham to write
a poem about The Woman with the
Ax."-Buffalo Express.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-04-03

A st. Louis paper refers to him as
"Pierp" Morgan, Doesn't this come I'M
der the head of leze majesty?
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-04-03

1t is far better to have large feet
than 9 small understanding.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-04-03

1t would be pretty tough on some men
If others did the right thing by them.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-04-03

1t is the easiest thing in the world for
a man whose wife is fond of him to get
whatever he wants to eat.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-04-03
Good. chance for n netisit.


The bill to reduce national taxes goes
into effect OH the LIST of July, with the
exception of n few paragraphs which
take effect Immediately The reduc-
ton effected by the bill is estimated at
4O,00O,000. 1t is S10,00O,O0O more than
the reduction recommended by Secre-
tary Gage In his report of last Decem-
Der, and at least $4,000, 600 more than
he now thinks can be spared in view of
the exceeding liberality of Congress.
The facts justify the conclusion that
the general government will need more
rather than less revenue in the imme-
date future. The most Important of the
facts tending to this conclusion are
these.
During the last calendar year the
revenues of the national government
except from postage and sales of public
lands, amounted to $574, 40O,0 900, round
figures. The postal revenues are less
than the postal expenditures, which
also are omitted from the treasury
statements. Mr.. Gage was recently
quoted as saying that the revenues un-
der the laws as they then stood had
reached the maximum, and that n
shrinkage rather than an increase in
the customs receipts was to be antici-
pated. Other treasury officials wore
quoted to the same effect.
By the bill which passed the receipts
of $514,OG6,000 for the last calendar
year will be cut to 1884, 100000 for the
next fiscal year, for which appropria.
tons of at least $500 OOO,O 600 have been
made. There is an excellent prospect,
therefore, of deficit of not far from
500, 100000 unless the Republican Sem
ators We're greatly mistaken about
the appropriations. But there is
surplus of nearly $1aS.0OO, 900
in the treasury. exclusive of trust
funds. The next Congress. however,
will either have to lay more taxes or be
less prodigal than the present one has
been. And the latter, with shipping
bounties and costly canal to provide
for, will he no easy matter.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-04-03
An Indiana Patriarch.

In little log cabin on the borders of
the Village of Bortville, Ind lives Ri
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-04-03

1.-The advertisement of The future will
be one that will leave out any idea of
being funny or catchy" says an nd
vertising expert. at will tell store
news plainly, clearly, honestly. When
1t talks about goods it will tell some
thing about them" Store news is very
much like any other kind of news.
Newspaper readers do not confine their
attention to funny or catchy" stories,
and there is no reason to believe that
they are constantly on the lookout for
humor in ads" "Ads" as well as
news stories are read for the nforma-
ton they contain.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-04-03
yo,ue of Farm cron,. 1910.

The January bulletin of the Depart
ment of Agriculture gives the value of
the principal farm crops of the United
States grown last year. The figures
arc Nc follows.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-04-03

A successful advertiser who has used
most of the methods of publicity has
writtentoan advertising periodical that
he would choose single newspaper in
a community for his business an
nouncements in preference to all the
other means of advertising combined.
Nearly every method is good, but only
as an adjunct to newspaper advertis-
ing" he said. people take up news
paper for the distinct purpose of read
ing, and therefore, with minds in an
impressionablc state. They read advcr-.
Using not by accident, and not when
their minds are otherwise employed.
Ii the advertiser can say anything to
interest them they can remember 1t.
The newspaper columns are the places
where people look for such information
as the advertiser should be able to
give"
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-04-03

1t is impossible for woman to find
pet name to apply to a man that 4
ridiculous 20 long as she means y !.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-04-03

Wise is the man who can keep ap-
pearances up and expenses down.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07

fectioners grsnulated. $500: Eagle and extra
tns granuated 535c; Eagle 10 fo bags and
10 bags Of granulsted. 540c: Eagle fine granu-
sated standard granulated and diamond A. 525e con-
iectloners A. 5O5c; No l. 49oc: Nos and 3. 4sSc NO
20 ts'S; No SOC No zoe; No I. 46oc No as s.
Nos l3. L. Is and I6. .2Oc. This summary OF
the statistical position shows stocks United states
and cuba together OF 26 $50 TONS PSI SAP tons
as week and 81 s5 tons last increase Of i76 $50
tons over last Stocks in Europe 600 tons.
against 65 32I last year. Total stocks Of Europe
ana america SI23s5 against 800 1s2 last year
az ne same uneven dates and S35 394 the
date of August !. 1900 The stock
Seast an excess of 2sS 952 last week and de-
aeieney OF ~ SsS tons December p. 1900 Hamburg
iherts. 100 tons sugar America Hamburg and
Bremen; no engagements; refined shipped Gable
adVces reported firm and rather dearer market for
meet sugar IN London. September advanced nd 10 ss
3ad and October TO SIS 3%d The local market for
sugar was dul and nonlinally unchanged to-day Bus
ness was exceedingly slack Prices Of
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07

prime are stn held at 921s@95c. New hay quoted
,Ier with strictly prime goc fiat. portion OF the
export cargo mentioned had 70 be Allied with well
slecte9 new hay. The steamship cleared for
Cape Town South Africa with So 952 bales of hay.
oUol44 NJ This ahead OF record breaking
cargo TO that point OF So bales 5T04 80 10. The
ats cargo was mainly from United States hay,
ot 4oUoO bales OF which contracted for and
PRESSED In Indiana We quote: New prime 100 10,
cIoy.- ro,, 9cSsgsSc; NO dSFsoc No s. 5ggoIse'
Long rye has wide with mixed and irregular
TTondtlon OF supplies. good deal OF imperfect New
Jersey straw is being forced the market which tends
widen prices We 81 y dST5c for choice
long rye Best grades wanted. Receipts OF hay and
straw in tons, reported the Produce Exchange
noon to-day: Hudson River Railroad. ITO; Erie 900;
pennsylvania. so; West Shore co. Lehigh Valley 220;
EdIinore and Ohio. 30; Central New-Jersey, 120;
Tlver oarges l90 NewOrIeans steamer 10 Total $50
Receipts Of straw 20 tons by river and 10 tons
by rail. Total. $50 tons.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
s.;2s BAGS taken sz ship.


COTTCN-The market for Gotten opened steady.
prizes Uncs-aGgyd points higher, and after
E11ehfs hes. turnsG firrn hriEk covering ana
modsEEte outside buy all founded oullish cables
1rara LisetcI sra sdsrceate~. aut EO1a6Ts re sou.
- haFaen-fs- October sHnrts Oceans
fCte1es coward the end % hour, through the
persistent circulation reports that LITTLE cotton
l1uee sale n tho markets here, Notwithstanding
IsC the stock warehouses 900 bales.
n efcti-E retreat that ortiCu bid Rapidly ~ 10
fs by shorts. level January. whereas
ris difference but feW something Ike 10
Eonts Al the morning October Was point
sse JanhETy This sudden saow q strength created
q October and fer the being
me szsrket with shorts the leading buyers
bEi with Pressing demand the market
iesine esetsr. ana sviy ssd ~ last night
hah bids months. though October held its plane
u equality WuG January aln1ost L. the close. Room
but traders inclined profits matter
u precaui0n pendnR defaite crop and further
information from South the supply and demand
question Speculation dragged dsCOuragng degree
Eence of support The morning cable
news reported Liverpool points higher futures
sl leG higher On spot cotton, whereas an advance OF
only II points IN tU-ures had been looked for Europe
vas light buyer here the first hour, New
orleans ana ChcsrH Crop accounts reflected improving
conditions m he Eastern belt owing better weather
u1 CONTINUED deterioration weEt II Mississippi
resu or drcuth The in sight figures for the week.
eaes but naa@ the local Exchange statistcian
liV naes The weekly figures from Liv-Ipoo reported
decrease ~ The stock there z than e1 D1 bales.
scnstT cloths erd frmer and active.
were cheering. 10 rhc least. In the last
market hre heavily under active local liquidation and
bea selling and pressure from NeW-Oreans. The
lonfs ieVer
The range q prices to-day
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
CASH Quotations
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-1Ork. september o 1901.
COFFEE-F'rom price change standpoint the local
coffee the narroWest OF recent
rmes while Of business executed could also
Il counted among things Opening steady in
zone Al last nights prices values did hairs
brss IN throughout the entire session although weak
rssrt0ne prevailed The finally closed dull
unbanged prices Total sales amounted &c but 3 30 bags
No business executed the initial call Brazilian
ahead OF last figures and
iba To-days the ports aggregated 5000
footed total II 5T.eO0
bsss worlds visible supply figures up 10 September
/ indicating the enormous in
~ laOOi2 bags last month Last years
6rres for period amounted 10 65sS,44s bags
TTsdsrs are nov predicting increase for month
SUNNY OF 10O0.0o0 hsgs which VIII mean the largest
visible supply FOR the period on record The market
~ spot coffee dull but steady 9-l6c fer No
s snd CSC FOR Santos No invoice lots Foreign
Vas rather and without buying selling
motive The present stock Of coffee in Havre amounts
&c fsl bags OF l.l7S.0Io bags Brazilian.
svst T7sO0O and iT 600 bags respectively last week
the range prices in the local market to-day
was as follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
EuRopEAN pRopucr MARKEr.

Liverpool. Sept. 6.-Closing: Beef-Extra India mess
firm. 70s. Pork-Prime mess, Western, Arm T2s Sd
Lard-American refined nrm i6s Cd: prime Western nr
46s Hams-Short cut, IA f6 ID. steady. 52s-
Cumberland cut 2s 80 10 FIRM 49s Cd; short rib. 16
20 1b firm. ATS Cd; rniddles light IS
firm, ass long clear mtddles heavy 35 frm AIS
Cd; short clear backs 16 to 20 10 Arm ass 3D. clear
Is 10 steady 31s Sd Cheese American finest white
quiet AS; do colored quiet TallOw-Prne city fr1
25s 3D. Australian IN London firm 2ss cottonseed oii
Hull refined spot. steady, Sd. Turpentne-Spirts
quiet 27s- Rosn-Common steady. Sd. Iinseed oil
quiet SS Buer-United States finest steady. 9ss; do
good steady I7s Petroleum steady 61sd Peas-Canadan
steady Sc AID Flour-St Louis fancy winter steady.
Is Cd Hops at London CPacihc COAST dull f3df3 los.
Wheat-Spot quiet; No red Western winter Cd: No
Northern spring IS Sd No California II I'D;
quiet; September. IS 6Ad December, IS Sasd Corn
Spot steady: American mixed new As 11ad: futures
steady September Is 10%d; October. Is 1OSd Noven-
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
OTHER MAnxErs-Ry TELEGRAPH.

chi,aso sept 6Cat,e Receipts. 1880. including 600
TeEPE. Generally SrtVe butchers stock about
s,esdy. prime steers s. 1885 30; poor me
GtIu. SicS teeiers slow, ..
cows 81 a3q$4 70: heifers 81 lpGS5: Gamers 5OG
81 bulls strons 81 15gSs -; calves l0Ql5c higher.
steers s. SG9$i C Western steers. 81 l0as5 25 Hogs
Receipts to-day 1900, morrow 1900 estimated
left 5000: j6l0c higher active 81; mixed
butchers 50 O5Gs6 rs: choice mixed
ers so O5QS6 20 choice SO A5f1ST:
heavy so 05te 10 light 81 s5; bulk 80
4s6 so Sheep--R@ceipS 5000: sheep lambs hrln.
GoSI choice wethers 81 e5as 90 fair choice mixed
So 9ns3 10; W-gtern sheep So 25GS3 90: lambs
S3Q$+ SIS; Western lambs, $4dS4 IL
Cincinnati. Sept. 6-Hogs-Active higher. s4GsS 30.
s. -. Lambs-Dull. lower 81 1895 %.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07

Total ........ 4so2a
CR FLOUR AND MEAL-The market essed Of little
wnep sags a Ss 9s e a M 4 a. ntaT sPns Bsts5t PATENTS
80 80 spring clears, 81 s5aS3 Is; No winter 81 20
So spot and arrive. RYE FL6tRD Firm Quotsd:
sSios aoted i in faa' dried IS s 2S 2
Fine Telcw 81 s5asi 6: coaTse 81 95GsI q
sacks to arrive 80 n S1S1 B5 SPRING sh 6ran S0 Bunk s
s9ase 9 winter bran SIS 5oaS2o city bran SIS cornmeal
ch9g s2s oil FPsal $50 s;son, 20 ...,,.,
eventaay deyeloped weaess snd wb ne "eaS @ aTi n
trade throughout inc aero eIosea ~ nst oys eg uuf II
was local market entirely all day, having little news
lowed the lead Of The Northwest receipts con
they were 500 600 bush larger Meantime he seaboard
ce4 bush wheat and four-considered
6Ss cnaSs T o beFS e %e p4evoa
50 were the weekly shipments wheat and -four from
various iocaities sst that dPouth sill EXISTS in santa
having as their only feature an advance Of from 10 TO Is
points in Paris Quotations Liverpool was up GSd, but
cold weather and snow came in but these condtons
According to Tha Modern me Msr Winr nS wa anf
eT1 msnt sontinues limited scale farmers are gen
o aa9at basis were as follows; No Northern New
new No l Northern Duuth 77ac to arrive. rev
New-YoTl 7Gsse; new No > red Nev-York 767sc., and
this market also started on with rm qndertone and
ene5 unSer ssles S ras,iZin accouDt tb as} nrines
represented l.a%o net decline Higher cables and alk
prevailing along the Canadian border gave bulls
their first foothod They December NC TO 629se
but finding the expected outside support, quickly
withdrew their demand and let the market fall of Of its
weight. Crop about the II has
been. pointing uncertain Government There
Will be Iowa this month Reports from that
varied : Z be unreliable. Director
IS said be OF the opinion however that two-thrs Of
the Iowa crop will be up. Liverpool closed I4d
higher, and Argentine shipments 10000 bush
smaller than the previous week No closed 63isc
No corn. white. csc. and No corn. yellow. 64hc
both prompt ATSThe market opened steady. but
eased OF little with corn and closed du,- Nc oats
closed SEC 70 3 37hc No = white. 40c No 3 white
soc. track mixed 81 dSec white. 3S. G47C. and
Ne white clips 4lieG42c market quiet. No
l Western. No Western. 60lcc. both q
ahoat state 55a5Sc BA BAFsI.HY-Aiarket dull
Feeding quoted SIC and mailing 6odG5c both
Buffalo Wheat exports for the week. including
-four. 446 064 bush against 6O7.61 last
week 373 this year. Wheat exports
from July date weeks aggregate 81 692 9o6 bush
%. POI
55os76 bush 44l9ls last week and 8 1872 27l
last From July date 10143 Si5
bush. against 34.e49. is5 last season
NF-N--YORK PRICES
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
LTvERPooL CoTToN MARKET.

Liverpool, Sept s D. m-Cotton.Spot quiet; prices
leIiean Hias1g ialr l3-S5a; good TniddIins
ordinary 4ssd: ordinary 4sd The oS day
6tco bales, which speculation export
and included Futures opened steady
and closed quiet; American niiddling. September
464d sellers october. 326id sellers; October
and November. 25-64d4 26-64d buyers; November
December, % -6i64 2S64d buyers December and
uary. 22-64d sellers; January and February 4
sellers February and March, sellers; and
April % Cad sellers; April May 2264d sellers
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave Franklin st. Station. New York a. fol-
lows and IS min. foot 42d ST. y. r.
e 4 NJ points Albany q Month
IN a M-(D an Wiukls Flyer to
no 4 M-SarItcg and Buffalo Express
100 4 M-(O Moh0nk MEnewaslGa Express.
+I3.I AZ p M-:l Catsku MCuntain Express
sf.OO p M-Chicago Express.
sos p M-COnt. lin for Detroit. Chi g ST LOuis.
.3.95 p Nj, Ulster Express 70 Catskiu Mts
4a..I p NJ "a For q lbany
sS-I5 p M-For Roch-. Buffalo. Clevs'd & Chicago
+T.t5 p M-For Tloch Buffalo. Detroit & Louis
.a.i5 p M-For Syrs-, Roch. Mag Fails De & Chi.
s-1agTv fpaiIy Sundfy Leaves BROOKLYN
nsx No at fi0l5 A. NJ al f1O;45 a NJ. tI210 p
NJ at t3G6 p. NJ Leave jersey City. p. r r. sta,
No at t945 A NJ at vi ID A. M at 1880 p. n
AT 1885 Time tables principal hotels and Offices
arge checked from hotel residence BY Westcort's
10 : RTODSETT C L. LAMBERT
Cent SUperiEtendent. GenI Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
SOUTHERN corroN MARKETS.

Memphis. Sept 6-cotton steady; niddling. sac; low
middng T1sc; good ordinary, 916c; net receipts.
bales gross $50; Shipments sales 25O:
New-Orleans Sept. Cotton firm: middIng 7-t6c
low middling T≻ ordinary, lee receipts, 1913
bales exports Great Britain, 62; sales 15O stock
30 S3S
Galveston Sept 6.-Cotton steady; midding sse; low
midding. Ic good ordinary &c; receipts. 5637 bales
exports to France. SAT-; stock, 80. $40.
Savannah, Sept 6-Cotton quiet; middlns s-16c; low
middling. 916c; receipts s3S bales: 1883
exports eoastwise, 1e4; sales. q: stock, s535
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
contract prices IN tire local market to-day

= coit-a closed quiet ard steady quotations
- ~ the basis Of SIC Tor Inadliag upland ans
- ia'alInr GIf sales. 100 bales southern spot
59ss were iei.grHphed :oilO~1 Savannah. quiet
~ aslef al S-lsa: Wilmington firm unchanged. al
- -Nple-k. quiet unchanged. SIC Baltimore nom
>, thasngea at sSc; Augusta. .tcady lice higher
-to 81 Eqflmated receipts Nev-Orleans for to
, i'sf' ~ 1870 bales. compared Gas bales
- wee and ? l3l actual year. Houston
-, I.itl" 1000 70 3.soo baes. against actual
~ NftA a.c seq sctual last car.
tirz O.. cotton ports today ard for the week
Tsir Win the totals or week previous and Z
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains York, foot OF Chambers ST,
as follows and minutes earlier from W ed 81:
m Daily-Suild train for Buffalo. Art. ..
Bfnghamton. Wavery. Elmra and Bradford Coaches.
parior car cafe dining 70 Buffalo
els a. m--Daily. except sundays 70 Bnghamton.
CvregO. Wavery, Elnira and Delaware Valley Points
Pullman Parlor Car Daily Port Isryts and Monticello
Pullman Parlor Cars
train 20 Chicago arriving 20 Arr Cleveland 40
Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati Dining Car
7SO D. Daily.-BuTalo and Cleveland Express.-Arr.
T,Irfaio TO5 Bradford 20 70g Youngstown
10 - a m Cleveland u 80 p m Sleepers Buffalo
on City and Cleveland. Cafe
Daiy--Soid train for Bnghamton. Waverly.
EImra chicago. Sleepers to Buffalo, Chicago Cincinnati
Dining Car -
IL ACCOMMODATIONS AT III. 1t3. PSI, 800 and 1883
broadway 1877 l25tn St. and 2T3 West 125th St.
Cbambers West 23d St ferries New York; 33S and
SEA Fulton St 9S Broadway Brooklyn 122 River ST.
Hoboken Jersey City Station New York Transfer
Co calls for checks baggage 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
new YORK CENTRAL

DIFISIUN.
SOS a. and 335 P. NJ Daily. except Sundays 20
Ptttsfeld and North Adams. Saturdays only 2so
p. M: Sundays Only. at 92G A. NJ
Pullman Cars all through trains
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket Offices 113. 261 AIS and 1919 Broadway Is
Union w. 275 Columbus Ave. 1S3 West 125th ST,
f3Stn St stations New York; s3s and T28
Fulton i0d Broadway E D. Brooklyn
Telephcne 3Sth Street Central Cab
Service. Baggage checked from hotel residence bT
Westcott Express Company.
p s RTODGETT GEORGE n DANIELS
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
Shipments-Wheat.

bush corn. 1900: oats 81 900. Shipments-wheat.
1000 bush; corn. 2.4O0; oats 5000
St Louis. Sept 6-wheat lover; cash. 7O1sc;
September, 69ssc: December T2I4c; May. 75[sc: No
hard 6Sh g6siae Corn lower; No cash. 56s.c; Sep
tember. 58e December. 5Ss.c May. COS s66034c Oats
firm No cash 3sc: September. S5Ac; December. S6Ae
May. 399sc; No white. 3SG39c.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo, Sept. 6.-Flour firm; good demand. Wheat
Spring fair demand: No Northern old, S6c; do
74c winter. No red; Ii!sc: No white. I51ac. Corn
steady; No yellow Gle No J do 6O11c No 2 corn. 6Oc;
No D. 654c Oats strong No 2 mixed, 36%c: No do
1910. Barley business 59G62c. Rye. No :.
E5c on track, Canal freights steady.
Chicago. Sept 6-The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
NEvv.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 4 1901

q ck Of American afoat for Great Britain ~ 2s 600 |
SloGA ,s o. p American ahoat for Great Britain
Inc following the of cotton taT
ports since September - 80