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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York September g. 1862
10 cars or S s asad a na SS9' sSs
range. 71sql2>ac per NJ American steers IN
Madiana carried 70 the West indies today 40 sheep for
A. E Outerbridge & and 20 head Tor l. s DilleIl-
out 2So quarters beef for the Swift Beef Company
and 1870 quarters for the Morris seer COMPANY h '
Menominee for London 2l5 cattle and Sl9 shsep i9p
Shambetg Son. 1450 quarters for the swift BeeI
sulzberger and beef put on by the latter h5n
estimated, and the St Louis toI Sou''ip'' law
CALYES-Receipts were only head me mn He6
quoted AMI steady few veas Soa al = per NJ
country quoted 9Gllc dressed grassers and
salesmS Saunders veas. 149 n average. at IS per
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. including car direct
to slansherer were sla cars 1855 head making with
carried from yesterday. ool OF ~
quoted steady About ~ of stock were uIsoid
1resP Ga mutton 5Stc per NJ dressed lambs sallc
Saies-Tobin & shannon: 359 Pennsylvania lambs 6s
Sc. raSne%vSD,a sheep 81 III TO- do I03 n.
30; date yesterday. SO Kentucky sheep lV9 ID at
Newton Co 2io west Virginia lambs IS II. at Sc IS
McPherso n CO as Virginia lambs so ~ Sc: $50
virginia sheep. 90 10. at 81 IS. -. o..
S Judd CO. IA Kentucky lambs So ~ at So TO- sS
Kentucky sheep. 100 10. at So 80 v,,,, ,b s, -
ksrns Commission Company 90 virginia 'A'DS' VI ~
HoGs|Receipts "A cars. 500 head about cars on
Country higher 1OGlO&c per 10 for medium to
light weights.
100 rs date yesterds, lao state hogs s.
roughs 8o8 ~ Sc S. 262 70 at IS 50; do
$ Judd < Co date yesterday5: State hogs. las ~
S. 81 onss 30 sG at 81 81 "a g. so Ia DO " "
Toin shannon Gate yesterday: II state hogs III 10
h ds ate S Sss st. % state hogs is
81 So Toughs 300 n at So IS stag sc ~ at IS 90
81 roughs. $40 n. at SC 10; stays $40 ~ at
a39E IS Mullen Gate yesterday 10 state ''S ITO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-10
CASH QUOTATIONS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nsv-Yo-R September @ lsF1--
- - --o,ves more than usually prolihc OF
-. sc,sIats Notwithstanding whieh ine Sare,
% STEADY and unchanged. many
ez,, As-s unchanged points lower On u p seen
$500 T)ecsunher January cptlons IS & al
s-9s inc last few days the uadlns vas ue'
80 steadneSs 81 tte STAT "a
- .oysr5rE BY recent short sellers as
r-s- fsyk ard expectation OF sfilal-e!
- fU-5ITe The European markets were
-.c,sl feature FavTe being fTalC love- 90,
$3.50 - F5aublrg unchanged 70 = pig hgheI- GH4s
E5razfan hoIiday there were no primary ia
- sar1e reason the figures OF movement as
- ssing with the exception Of receipts a. nc NllC'
rs was credited The most part 10 npoEtin
~es-1sHjy - hedge against purchases O. spots
Woes received the morning from BazlIan
s+5 fF7f he Brazilian Bureau q Agriculture
fi1r 100000 had been damaged by the Feee1.
Il reported that an eAiy
70 primary points was 70 uS
-sr-az a. a result exhaustion al the more remote
,---s If the interior and still another and later CAP :
nore5 that cold had seriously Damage
nc second thar Is say September now erirs All
-lss 1essrsrc reports fell rather fat, however lnere
s r or no outside support. and. taken altogether
nav be said that beyond the limited movement 70
-over Noted early the day. there was no response
whatever 70 bulish crop Total sales Tor the
" footed I'd to cny 81 600 bags The spot market was
TIict On the basis Of 55sc fer Rio No
The Of contract prices in tbs local market To-Day
vyzs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-10
,,-poprAN PRODUCE MARKET.

1,,,o,, Sent e.-CIosing: Wheat-Spot-No North
ern spring firm 6s 4d; No red Western winter dun
g Is hid December 5s 101sd- Corn-Spot
SuIsf american mixed IS I'D Futures steady. October
gui,ttff inoternher nominal December I'D Peas
o. sdis, steady Sd FIour-S Louis fancy winter
Hons al London-Pacifc Coast old cron
a seats los hrm e los Beef strong
III. ass tO7s Cd prime Western
sae "a Hams-Short cut. Il TO Is 10 steady. 55s Sd
T}ncon Arm; Cumberland cut 20 TO 80 n Sos Cd;
IL ~ ~ % n, Sis Sd clear ides light 10 "a
so "a. long clear middles. heavy. 35 40 ~ SOS
back l6 TO 10 SOS. clear bellies IL 10 IA
n Sc Shouliers-sauare II to 10 ~ Arm. 5as. Lard
80, vsstern IN erceS hrrn 52s Cd: American refined
in pals strong 5ss 3D. Butter nominal Cheese steady:
finest American white as; 90 coiorsd ses Talos.
p t steady AZ 3D. Petroleun-Rennsd quiet
cid Linseed Gil dull Sis I'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-10

quotations follows: Flour steady; No
sprine wheat 72ET3c; No g. 6sisgIoc: No red; nag
. cats 3Slf 29c No ) white 2s 2936c: No rye. SIC:
Tar Ia choice mailing barley, isGo3c: No faxseed.
- Ak. No Northwestern. 81 81; prime timothy seed.
:. co. clover grade S qSS 30 mess pork per
DBL s!1 .So LOOSE Si6 35GSl0 dry sailed
bo2en IS STsG$0: clear sides t6oxed). $40 5og
yiG ~ yyTiskey, basis high wtnes 81 80 On the
to-day the butter market was quiet
ana arm: creameries. 151zg2U7sc; Carries 1i2Tlsc.
cheese steady l0la Q1os.c. Eggs steady: fresh. fsc
n,,u,b Sept Close: wheat-Cash. No hard. SO sc:
NJ Northern 8sssc No Northern 66ssc; September.
Hsr Soa. =. 70 arrive. 9O%c; on track Sic
,,nu.antaa sept a-wheat 1rm; close: No Northern.
20 M Northern TOq71c: December. 8SlsgeS &c. Rye
NJ / bi]aG52c. Barley strong; No 2. 6sQ69c;
semuie 4gI67c Corn-December. 427sc
n,npsapoIis Sept 9-Cose: wheat September. 65A9
., 81 6ecernber "a 8 G64sc- On track: No 1 hard
GSz No Northern 677sc; No Northern. 66Ssc Flour
3-st patents 1888 SIS; second patents. So cog
81 az rs clears 81 S0G$2 go second clears, 81 209s2 so
Bran III bulk. sll o. =.
oh,a5a.nbia sept 9-wheat Arm. &c higher;
- SanIsnnbSr 72R734c Corn quiet. but Arm; No
blaoS: ~ track 69. G10c. Oats easier No white
Si AZ, Butter firm: fair demand: extra Western
BIC. do nearby prints. &c Esgs firm: nearby
creamery. resrby 22c off, Western Fl I.c
izc higher; rssn I9s32 do Southern Isc Cheese Ann
sToriS nun creams. prime small lo%RI0sc; DO fair
Rsceipts-Fiour. l.euo bbls
20 10 n, IN sacks; wheat, 200 bush S00
40 cEo Shinments-Wheat, $4,000 bush; $780, oats
S. Louis Sept Close: wheat-No 2 red cash.
% &C. hsrd sra. RTOc Corn-No cash. 5S.: Sep
oo5sc 1' December. 36asc: May 364.c Oats-No
h as. September 2TStc: December. 27ssc; May 2SAc
No . white, S5c-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-10
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

ing 400 texans 1000 Westerns; steady: good to prime
stockers and feeders. 81 50GS5 % 81 50dS5 so
hefers 5Nd$6: 81 50gS2 So bulls So 25d$5 %
calves s3@s7 25 Texas fed steers s3GS4 so; Western
So 80 HogsReceips to-day. 5000 head;
Tomorrow % O00: left 5000: opened sc
choice. 65d$T 95; heavy. 81 500
s. 80; light 81 354s7 10. bulk OF sales. 81 456sT Go
Sheep-Receips 900 head: steady; lambs steady good
choice wehers SO 25GS3 70: fair
ass So native lambs. IS 509S5 -.
Cincinnati. Sept. 9-Hogs active 50 So$7 SIS.
steady. S2as6 - Sheep strong. 81 25G$3 IS Lambs
steady. IS 5oQ$5 so
sos Texans: calves. 400 best
cattle. native cows strong medium
slow and weak; feeders active andq
tine cattle strong choice beef steers
81 40dS7 90 fair to good S4 50dsI stockers and feed
S3ds5 20; Western fed steers S5as4 o. Texas and
Indian steers So jSi Texas 81 25S2 90; native
81 5GaS4 % native heifers. So 75sS rs: Gamers
sfqS2: bulls 81 2ofpsi -: calves s3TS5 Hogs-Re-
cepts 400 head steady % good; higher: weak;
mixed packers - 4OS5 0 light 81 4ods7 20; Workers
head: natives steady native lambs 25
lambs sSGe4; native wethers SO Q56rSl 30; Western
wethers. 81 55as4 fed ewes s3GS4 05 Texas clipped
East Buffalo Sept gmcattleRe 500;
light; fairly active heavy. IS 2Oq$s IS mixed S. i6a
pigs 81 7os7 so; rouEhs Sc G0es7 stays Is 50SyS6:
grassers s. SodsI 90 Sheep ambs-Receipts 1tro
head: steady: lambs SO 50ds5 90; yearlings s4s4
wethers. s. 1884 ewes. ssGs3 sheep 81 75Ss SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-10
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Chesapeake { Ohio Railway.
Z FAST TRAINS ne H. WEST

lava Nav York. Penna- Station foot 2Sd St. T:55
A n except sunday. 12-55 and i55 P u eaiiy. Leave
five utrutes Cortlandt or DeS5rosses 81 OBJ
SESr ALTON PARLOR-CARS. DINING and SLEEPING
CARS
Z E u Limited. 4:53 p NJ a Solid Vestibuled
train. with SleepingCars 70
Virginia Hot springs Cincinnati and LOUISVILLE ~itnSt
F-or tickets reservations CHES. & OHIO
OFFICE. a6a Broadway Phone 4SSO Franklin ar Offices
r r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-10

sp cotton quiet, with quotations unchaHseo @
she basis u sac mddng upland and b1sc for MO
ding Gulf Sales were 256 bales. Southern spot mar
ets telegranhed follows: New-Oreans steeoleI
anchange6 S3-16c: Mobile steady. Ssc lower. al
sl-l6c; steady &c lower. at s1sc Wilhston
unchanged at Norfolk steady. &C lower al
sc: Baltimore nominal unchanged at sac; Augusta
qniet UNCHANGED at Louis STEADY. sc rover
esc Estimated receipts at New-Orleans Tor t-noT-
OE from 70 1000 bales compared with lJZ1
bales actual last week and > 1913 actual for the cor
responding last year At Houston for tomorrow,
from 10000 bales. against 6s1S bales actual
Week and 3d. last year.
Receipts ports Interior points To-Day
pared VITA the same day last week and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-10
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL X. f.
Liberty Street and south Ferry-Ctims from, SoutA
Ferry minutes earller)-
E.sroy. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAtCH Cat Nh-zLUo t1:l9 tas0on oniy1 ~ a N
100 4 40 t545 Easton only) r " sundays. zs-<S
w1iihkEsBARRE AND sCRANToN-z4oo. s-io A
NJ. 500 P. " SUNDAYS; - = A. M ..Rxrc.r
LAKEWOOD. TOMS kiNER AND s BAH ! ~ Eo q "a
IsIswood only. $50 P. NJ SUNDAYS. 9 Is A NJ
Atlantic CITY AND CAPE MAY-ts-4O A NJ.
yfihNELkNp AND BRIDGEToN-tsAoo n NJ. tl-so
LoNG; BRANCH. AsBgRY PARks oCEAy
PUINTS-z4.0e $50. II so a NJ, 81 TO- o. S,Sos SOS
AS $50 $50 P. ~ sundays. except Ocean Grove
PHILADELPHIA REApING TEEMINAL91s.4 Is.
fT.00 500. .sOO. t10oo. t1toe A NJ Ti202 LOO
81 so t2OO tsOO. "4OO 500. 1900. t7so. $500 P N.
a4rH = aN6 CHESTNUT sTREETs-s42s. tsso. 1920.
'1iS0 A NJ 100. 40. SEQ TOO. TS2o r NJ
READING: HARRISBURG. OTTsyILLE AND
IIIAMsPORT-i4. 400. "a % Isl LiT9lO Q1oo
A NJ BEADING onlyl Hoo L2y' f5 ~ r. NSaa
SANDY HOOK ROT TETON foot OF Rector Street
pier Atlantic Highlands Seaorisht N9nrnouJh Beach
800 1f6o A NJ Loo SIS. $50 g 90 Ocean Grove
only) P NJ. Sundays. 1900 A. NJ. Loo. AGO. 50" r NJ
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
"ioao. .II.5o 4 n. 100. zoo. s's-4O SOC. "7os
From Liberty Street only. sDaily. tDaily. sxcsDs
Sunday. Sunday only. :Parlor cars only iva Ia
OFFICES: Liberty S. Ferry south Ferry. Aston
ifs 261 4S+ 1900 1894 Broadway Isl 5th Ave- . Unsoa
Columbus Ave. York: Court ST. 844 so FuItcn
St BROOKLYN; as Broadway Williamsburg New YORK
and checks baggage 70 dss9pasion
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-10
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA

STATIONS foot OF WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
AND DEsRossEs AND CoRTLANDT STREETS
p IA Inc leaving time from Desbrosses and
fnat .isen Street, As I'VE later
s,.; s eAsept where Otherwise noted. ,,,,o-
Cars New YORK 70 ,imi'ed TO two Sgn s,rsours
SIS. a. 81 E N0 foa ,t 10 PitIst.rs. ,-.,.,.,a
Obs ESNsYLvAN1A FFE6 and
neso n csvssnd 9 To: sSa
15S r SIS Eye Pn.sVs = LSq is, sprc1A1-.o-
iganl rain 90 Chicago. Pullman Cemgsrtrlssnr
1P PSr foI. D. Anu A1s sf and L sqHs'
5 5?arI?a r. ST. eh ISIS Gin
einnas Indianapolis. Louisville ST Louis Dining Car
WfFE s;a s9f3s9dsah ya csfsso For
da Sa RsaRFS hss
saiSf5'n 1N f50s GRs 5atesasfI
Tx y WvaasHIsGToY AND NIT The Enc SOUTH ori'T-
isnS s:s. e. Pins Gar !sss Da1sn 81
c a and Is D tnT, csr Dining carr Dlnns
sS ca g as5 Dining Din ~ Can 4'sa, M
Diring cars AK lt1nsressiona Linz an P c as
sc4HfRS RAgLwa E Sle n sas H. r. 10
ATLANTI. ;,. COAST L1NE-Bxpress e2s a. m and ss5
Pn Limited iss FW 5sv EEprsss i2a night
NoRFoLE AND WESTERN 4.uvAY-ror Memphis.
CIIEsAPEAKE & ONO R r. 9. m week
FoR s.1 OLD POINT COMFORT and HoRFoLK-755 e.
TT .S-rr1Cs 5 arc Soa 4 daily.
Sr15arr >, f-955 a and 2 S. D week-da
parInr do e. m Through yestbuei Trains Bu,et
sr1oGir ana standard Coaches weekdays Psrloi
Snanba ns oaT Psrlor Cars Dining Car. and Standard
CAPE MAY.-I255 n ~ .g.,k s.ru
For points York and Tong Fra,ch Railroad (rrou
% ehTyohird Street Station. SIS M Z ~
~; 20 a m, 455 p (from Dssbrosses and Cort-
~ ooooFeetsl. 300 N. 1920 2-30 80, 40. D ~
"L '-oV D. m weekdays. Sundays. e.45 a m. 90
n "a r., FUR PHILADELPHIA.
and cortiandt Streets. 620. 70. %
30 " - Dining Carr. 955 Penna Limited 10 10
ana Cors1dt Streets 1O-2o DINING car,
,D'rng carr ~ III 1255 Dining Can LOO
ooI arr 10 Oesbrosses ard Cortlaudt Streets
cd Eino q Dining Carr 335. 425. as iDiains
* q 4.s9 Dining Car 555 Dining Car 7hs SD
$500 ID p m. n 10 night. Sundays. s TO- I'D no
hs 7o 50 sa5 Q * (Dinins Carl KS IimteTs:
cunning Can. % Dining Carr. 49, DINING Car
p m. 10 10 night "
Ticket Offices 461. 1884 III and Psi Broadway 1872
FUN avenue tbeIow 23d STU 263 FIFTH Avenue tcor-
ner .th Stt Aston House West Twenty-third Street
STATION and stations OF Desbrosses and Cortland
Streets Court Street SEQ Fulton Street. es Broad
way and Pen7svivania Annex station BROOKLYN: Sta
uon. Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company
WI call for and check baggage from hotels and resi-
dences through destination
Telephone Eighteenth Street Cor PsnnsvIvaua Rail-
road Cab Service.
J. 3. HUTCHINSON = r WOOD
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-10

Buffalo. Sept e-Flour steady wheat.sprns easy;
msnd at 52i.c Corn quiet: No yellow Sase No d.
Wo white 32s.c; No 8 81 sc: No mixed SOC: 30 8
a" 2qc BarIey-western T. S4Sf56c for fair o.g6oc
asEeI t s are holding for wheat and sac on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-10

ri45rf1r q September 4s-s4a4 64d value; Sep
rember and October 3S64d buyers: October and Nove-
Der 38-6id buyers: November and December $3.50
3i-64d sellers December and January. S'-ot14 3eid
sellers January February. 2964d sellers: February
and March 2s-f4T4 % cd sellers: March and APRIL
2s-64d4 2964d sellers April and May. 2S64i buyers
May and June. 2s-64d value
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-10
LIVERPOOL COTTON M,prr,

Liverpool sept o. p. m.-Cotton-Spot-Increa sed
demand PRICES Idlsd lower American miiding
middlirg. 4 27-82d good ordinary 23"s2d; ordinary
19-32d The sales of the day bales OF which
were speculation and
American. Receipts. 1000 Including 500 Amsri0
Futures opened easier and closed steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-10
ast!eal position Of the Brazilian eoree naarhet

CoIToN-Following the pronounced weakness OF yea
ICaSs COTTON scored signal advance today closing
ish- The opening tone described steady. and
pTlces were 70 points higher this in sympathy with
ports and the weather sized favorable
% the while receipts nothing short OF prod
bears nervous by Of the fact that prices
were doE some 30 points from top with long interests
Following the call general buying Of substantial sort
carried prices quite steadily upward until January
fortunate enough 10 90 long Of the market at the close
last night sold for profits slight reaction followed
houses al hao liberal buying orders and the late cables
from Liverpool hullish Europe the South and Wall
t from washington which faied TO note the expected
general improvement the crop condition but rather
no on confirmation Of the short yield in Texas ana oter
.riIss Inc market Tor the balance q the SESSION
TENDED Upward brisk general public buying, with Jan
- NJ 10 s5lc nervous demand from the shorts.
seI ieaoers were disposed 10 scch al the Itpoi.
tney &c not fail reduce their commitments on the
short side fearing IyeTpooTs action tomorrow There
te reports o. toe much rain IN Georgia ana in poFtion
o. ALABAMA the complaint being that open cotton was
damaged and 0iscolored The market closed steady
points. Total $50 600 bales. Con-
seFave operators regarded the bureau something OF
ssndof although rather favorng the crop As against
o'clock then rallied S30c- with the market showing
nervousness Throughout the list The summary Of the
ceved sfndsnt ralfa during the week hu II IS doubt
III whether the beneficial effects OF these rains TO ae
ootton viii Offset the injury the open staple Cot
tcn es opened rapidly than II could be pcked
are ALREADY clean and the reports generally Indicate aI
ne crop viii Dc gathered much earlier than usual 41s
cotton revived but material benefit 70 early crop
apparent Considerable damage TO open cotton oy VINO
Picking by rains this work well ADVANCED
and In numerous sections completed All reports corH
The range Of contract pTces IN the local market To-
Gay vas as follows: 1z..--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-10

Cotton chanre special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
easter; 10000 bales; speculation and export LOU
American 5000 Receipts-2.0o0; American. 1000 mid
ding upland I5-lGd. Futures opened steady. 46id
senser sssG4ss sepembeI-octooer 4ssei oetobeE,No-
January : - s: January February, 2ss: February
March March-Aprii. 42siAE: April-Mav and Nav
June. z2sb Manchester-Yarns steady: cloths moderate
cernand
FLOUR AND sfEALS-There was a little demand for
low in and Tor spring bakers the
zser firm prices heretofore but spring patents
nSlled dull, without We quote spring patents.
- 1894 90 straghts. SO 40s3 co. winter patents
- vzts3 eo spring clears SO l5s5 20 extra No winter
20 tsssa No s31S3 TO- grade. SCI IS
IT, spot snc TO arrive. BUCK FLOUR
MARKET dull 75QS2 % according delivery
RYE FLOUR-<luiet; quoted Fair to good. 50 80
- ~. Choice So 50lS3 co.. .CORNMEAL-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-10
Lackawanna Railroad.

$500 a. M.-For Blnghamton and Syracuse.
80 90 A M.-For Buffalo. Chicago and St. Louis
Lao P. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
ZOO P. M.-PoCono Special
1900 p. M.-For and Plymouth
'6:10 2. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
ss:45 p. M.-For Utica. Oswego. ithaca and Buffalo
500 a. M-For Buffalo and Chicaso-Throush Sleep
9 P NJ
Tickets 42e Broadway Cor. Howard ST. 1.iS3 Broad
way Cor 2s-h ST.; is Broadway y. Y: 53S Fulton St.
RroukIvn- 'Daiy. Daily except Sunday xFrtdays and
Saturdays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-10

eos A " and 336 P. II. d
Pittsfeid and North Adams
Saturdays only at 2 46 P. NJ.
Pullman cars on all Il
Trains tiIunnina led With
Ticket Offices at f13, PSI. as
Union So W. PTS Columbus Av
Grand Central Station. t25th 81. 5
ton, New York: 33s ard 728 Flu
wsv. f. D.. Rr 'oklvn
Telephone 900 2sth Street FOR
Service. Baggage checked from
westcott Express Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-10

receipts OF hreadstuns interior points in thousands
three cpers oool omitted bbls grain bush as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-10
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
THE STATE OF TR4DE.

sNo, included In totals.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-09
BUY EARLY.

AS the holidays are approaching II be-
comes more and more evident that
shopping will be INDUCED in upon d
scale of perhaps unprecedented dimen-
sions. The Christmas spirit the general
distribution Of means. and the artistic
displays In all places Of business will
form a combined force, not to be resist
cd
A suggestion that the Christmas pur-
ohases be not all deferred TO the last
two or three days before the great holl-
day, would, perhaps, not be out of place,
just now. The early buyer has more
time to look round, larger assortments
to select from, and avoids the final
crush which is everything but satisfac-
tory. But he does more. He helps In
relieving clerks from the great strain
put upon them, when they have to work
double their capacity from the early
dawn till late at night. The public
might Just as well relieve them OF part
OF the work the last days, by doing
their buying as early as convenient, 1t
VIII be convenience 20 the business
houses, and the buyers themselves viii
derive more satisfaction from their
shopping.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-09
ISLAM REVIVAL.

According 10 a writer In the Revue
de Paris quoted in The Literary Digest,
there Is a remarkable revival" IN the
Mohammedan world In Africa. a large
number OF new congregations have been
established. and in several places
'Madhi'' has appeared.
AS an Illustration OF the religious re.
yival in Africa, the case OF a certain
people, or tribe, is quoted, whose leader
makes his headquarters al q place near
Tripoli, and also that of the Djazertl
Ia the southern part Of Sahara. The
latter have formed an independent sect,
with creed OF their own. Their lead
err claims miraculous powers, and his
fame has spread far and wide, so that
pilgrims flock to him from Egypt, Mo-
rocco. the Soudau, Turkestan and Asia
Minor.
The estimation in which he is held by
his followers may be judged OF from
the following eulogy pronounced by one
Of his disciples in the hearing OF the
contributor TO the Paris Review. He
said:
Our sublime leader is adored Ey-
cry hour, every minute, he performs
miracles. The sun and the moon never
rise without witnessing his wonderful
deeds When he appears among his
followers, their love for him IL so great
they press around him with such insis-
tence. that his horse has TO cut its way
through the crowds like a dagger. The
archange Diebrit gave him seventy
thousand camels, and ne Is SO generous
that he set them free In the Sahara des-
ert, from Egypt 20 the Soudan. in order
10 save the lives Of those imperiled
through the death Of their own camels
When he travels he uses magic tent
and fares on the most sumutupus VI
ands, In his gun he uses golden bullets
which kill the man at whom he aims.
He wears a ring that can make him in
visible and carries a monogram capa-
Die OF turning 20 stone any one who
may approach him. A single motion Of
his little finger Is felt IN the souls Of
his disciples IN Arabia. Moroccoand Al
geria; and this Is only the least Of the
miracles that he can perform"
Some o. the views OF these people are
given by the French writer. Accord
ing 10 him, the mission of The Madhl is
to cleanse and purify the earth OF all
uneelleyers before the last Judgment.
HIS great antagonists will be the anti.
christ whom they call Deddial. and a
fearful beast which combines the quail.
Ties OF the bull the elephant, the ncn.
the deer and the ostrich. The Madhl
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VIII subdue this monster and compel II
TO carry the rod Of Moses and the sea
OF solomon It Is easy TO understand
that the people VINO hold these views,
and who believe they have found the
person who Is about TO perform such
works before the last day, viii be fired
by an enthusiasm strong enough to lead
them on even to death. And therefore
there may be real danger In the move
ment. The French writer quoted thinks
that possibly religious wars may be
kindled in Africa similar to those, that
followed the reformation in Europe
The Sultan In Constantnople can hard
ly look with appreciation upon relig-
ious movement which ignores him and
draws pilgrims from all parts Of the
Mohammedan world. not TO Mecca, but
to a city In Africa,
The Mohammedan revival Is also mo-
table at a time when the world is re-
MINDED OF the fact that christianity"
and especially Professionalism IL so far
from revivlng that it Is a question
whether It is not In state Of stagna-
ton Such revival may be the pre-
crusor of momentous events.