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Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1903-05-21
ADDS ANOTHER LAUREL.
Debating Team of the S. D. A. C.
Wins Honors For the College.

1t has been often said that the S. d.
A. c. could not successfully compete
against the other colleges Of the state
other than in athletic contests, but
this opinion has been reversed by the
debating team which represented the
college against Vermillion here last
GThursday evening, when it was de-
Tcidedly proven that the S. ID. A. G. is
a dangerous competitor in mental as
well as physical strength.
The debate was the second OF a SER
les, the first Of which was won by Yer
million and they were confident OF
victory on this occasion.
The question Tor debate was as fol-
lows: Resolved that the United
States should, within the next twenty
years, acquire and operate the rail-
roads" The home team composed Of
r. j. Saryis, L, A. Jensen and G. r..
Westcott, supported the Affirmative,
while the negative side Of the ques.
tion was upheld by a. + Newcomb,
William Williamson and @. e. Stuart,
for Vermillion.
The Vermllion boys were bright
fellows and ready speakers and han
died the subject in a logical manner,
but the home team were equal in
these points, besides they showed
deeper thought and a more careful
preparation upon the subject, How.
ever, the writer believes the rebuttal
decided the victors In the minds OF
the judges Newcomb spoke in re.
buttal for Vermillion and Jarvis for
Brookings. The former is a witty fel.
low, but rather a throw beatern rather
than man of argument, while Jar
Wis is his reverse profound, deliber,
ate and a reasoner.
The judges were G. W. Case, OF
Watertown, John LongstafI, Of Huron
and c. NJ, Day, Of Sioux Falls. The
decision was , TO /
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1903-05-21
NORMAL
INSTITUTE
Twenty Third Annual Ses'
sion Brookings, June
ISt to 18th.
Indications Point to a Large At
tendance.

lCuuduNCs
The Brookings county Normal lnSti-
/ tute viii! hold it's twenty-third annual
/ session in the high school building Of
/ this city during the first and second
week In June All teachers and those
who contemplate teaching during the
school year will be required TO attend.
Only one session will be held each day,
during the forenoon, TO erable those
present to prepare their work for the
next day.
! The superintendents Office will be
in the high school building in the
room adjoining the assembly room.
| Come to his office for registration as
soon as you come to town. The office
will be open for this purpose at nine
O'Clock in the morning. By doing this
you will expedite the work of the
afternoon. You will find the super
! intendent in his office during the ses-
sion OF the institute but in his office
at the court house during the after
noon. The assembly room will be
used for the general meetings at 7:45
and for music, but during the balance
Of the day for study room.
The regular June teachers exami-
nation will be held in the assembly
room during Friday and Saturday Of
the first week. If you have a poor
certificate or none at all, avail your
/ self of this occasion to write for one.
| This will be the last one held under
| the old law. The examination for
/ the teachers reading circle work will
0e given some time during the session
of the institute. Read over the books
and come prepared to take it, and
thereby show that you are progressive
in your line of work.
All who can should take the class
work in the rudiments Of vocal music
during the first period Of the morning,
This will be under the direction Of
Prof Mann of the S. d. A. @. Books
will be furnished.
Those who wish tC engage boarding
and rooms in advance can do so by
writing to me at once. We will look
up board and rooms so you can be
accommodated.
Senator J. p, Dolliver, OF Iowa,
lecturer Of national prominence will
! deliver lecture ia the Presbyterian
church Tuesday evening, June 9th.
| Let the teachers of Brookings county
make an effort TO be on hand the first
day and assist Superintendent Olan-
der and his able faculty in making
this the best session ever held in the
the county. The following are mem
bers Of the faculty: Prof. NJ. O. Hill,
conductor, Bookings; Prof NJ M,
Ramer, Milbank; b. Nj Cobb, Volga;
Miss Lydia Woodbridge, Rrookings;
Miss Della Conley, Vermillou; J. p.
Mann, Brookings.
j. p OLANDER,
/ County uperintendent.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1903-05-21
Indians Want to Sell.

Word has been received that Colonel
James Mclaughlin, States Indian in
spector, is now at Pine Ridge agency
attending to Indian matters and will
Immediately go TO the Rosebud agency
to complete negotiations with the In.
dians there for the purchase of their
lands In Gregory county. This is as
fine tract OF land as there Ia In the
state. The Indians are anxious tc sell
the price being %. so per acre.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1903-05-21
A Splendid Record.
j. 2. OLANDER,
County Superintendent.

The BRoOKINGs REGISTER insists
that because the governor appoints
the Soldiers Home board, he therefore
"had hand" in the selection Of the
commandant. The governor appoints
the regents of education and therefore
according to the REGISTER he "had a
handn in selecting the faculty Of ouI
educational institutions. He also
appoints all the state officials who fl
appointive Offices and therefore "ha,
hand" in the proper or improper dis
charge Of duty by these officials. The
REGISTER may be correct, possibly
Tut rather remotely so and by the
same token the people "have a hand
in all that the governor does for they
appointed" him. However, so long
as Gov. Herreid maintains his splen-
did record and his appointees continue
TO properly discharge their duties, the
state is safe and the people will be
satisfied.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1903-05-21
Comes Here to Live.

John Koch and family arrived Mon.
day afternoon from LeMars, Iowa, TO
make their home 10 Brooklngs and
will occupy a cottage, for the present,
just south Of the college. We under
stand that Mr.. Koch has made some
large Investments in real estate In
this vicinity and believes Brookings a
very desirable place to live. The
REGISTER welcomes this family to
our city and trusts they may enjoy
their residence here.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1903-05-21
Both Head and Heels.

1t has been said by some of the jeal-
Gus educational institutions of the
state that the students of the State
Agricultural College were "all heels
and no head" Since they have won
both in debate and athletics over Ver-
million university, 1T might be we'll TO
say that they are "head and heels
above the "U."
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1903-05-21
Entertained at Cards.

Mrs. John Alton and Mrs. M. L.
Redmond gave an afternoon card par.
ty to their lady friends on Friday af,
tsrnoon TT the home of the former
There we're eight tables and Mrs. c.
E. West carried of the prize. Choice
refreshments were served.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1903-05-21
Will Meet in Mortal Combat.

The Chemical Engine Co. has chal.
lengei the Hook and Ladder and
Hose Co. TO meet them in mortal com.
bat on the base ball field and the
challenge has been accepted. Some
one will have to pay for good supper
for all three companies and the
hooks" have agreed TO furnish lad.
der tall enough to secure the umpire
in safety. Chief Campbell says he will
furnish cage for the umpire if
there is any doubt about the mater.
Date pretty soon.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1903-05-21
DECORATION DAY.

On Saturday May Both, Decoration
day will be observed in the usual man.
ner. The procession will be formed
in front OF the G.. A. r. Hall and
promptly at 10 o'clock a m start for
the cemetery where the customary
ceremonies Of decorating the soldiers
graves will be performed. The Deco
ration day address will be delivered
by Rev. j, A. Seaton at the college
chapel at 2:30 p. m.
All citizens are invited 20 partici-
pate on both OF the above occasions.
Comrades and all veterans are expected
to meet at the G.. A. r. Hall on Sun.
day, the oath, at 10 o'clock sharp and
be provided with badges and gloves.
BY order OF r. BELL,
w. II. CORNELL, Commander.
Adiutant
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1903-05-21
A SHOW DOWN.
Governor Herreid Asks the Minis
ter to Explain.
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA, J
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
Pierre, May IA, 1903.

Elerfe, May II, 1913.
REV. A. G. SHEPHERD,
Canton, South Dakota.
DEAR SIR: From newspaper
which has just been placed before me,
| learn that some days ago you made
statement which is a serious reflec-
tion upon the honesty, integrity and
usefulness Of certain professors mot
named) in one or more Of the state
educational institutions. One state
ment in particular seems quite specific
and can easily be proved or disproved,
to-wit: You state that one of the
professors in one of the state institu-
tions on Saturday played cards and
gambled with certain party mot
named) with whom you are personally
acquainted and from whom you
received your information, and on
Sunday morning offlciated and
preached sermon from the pulpit of
one OF the churches in the state. This
is terrible statement, and If true,
assure you this case shall be thoroughly
investigated and proper action taken
by the proper authority, and l there.
fore hereby call on you to submit
proof Of the charge which you have
made. / have the honor to remain,
Very respectfully yours,
CHARLES N. HERREID,
G0yprnnr
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1903-05-21
Ames Defeated.

The Ames, Iowa, track team was
defeated by the Drake University
team last week in dual meet by
score Of 90 to 81.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1903-05-21
G. A. R. Memorial Service.

The Sunday memorial service OF
Robert L. McCook Post G A. r will
be held at the Presbyterian church
May oath, at II O'Clock a. M, Rev w.
a. Cave will deliver the memorial ser.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06

half bb box 81 5oas3: Hubbard old Dbl siSl So
turups. Canada Russia. bbl SiGs1 20 dc nearpy;
Russia 81: do North Carolina. white. bbl crate
81 tomatoes Florida, sme. carrier: 81 I5gsS: ao
poor to good s9s2 50 Cuban 81 50sS: do hothouss
per 10 1On2uc. w8tercre<s 100 bu1ches 5oc4sl
SUNDRiES-NUTS-Peanu have met a moderate de-
nand and market easy. though desirable grades held
az former prices We quote: Peanuts, Virginia. hand
picked Jumbo. H. &c: fancy. 4As a. zc do extra
5a431sc; do shelled Spanish. No 4ss94tzc: do No 2
SgSAc; do Virginia. No J. Az 941sc; do NO 2, AgSc:
WAX-Buyers paying 30731c per 10 for the few
small lots for current and the feeling about steady
----.- MAPLE SUGAR-ReceIpts light and demand
nodsrate we quote sugar at 9a10c per ~ and syrup
light trading at unchanged prices We quote: Glover.
comb fancy, No. 14c; do fair good 12a13c; do
traeted, &c; California extracted, 696zc.
HAY AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for consumers
welcome interruption while. Receipts to-day
liberal contained the needed Improvement
enlarged proportion Of good qualities,
enough permit a shading OF quotations. The
Ohio is be hoped that the region has plenty
spare quote: Prime large bales. 100 fb 81 TO-
bales. S17S1 G5: No large bales S1491 c;
No q large bales 721s s0c: small bales. 2ac less than
STRAW-There a better feeling in the market
long brought Sc to-day and
good obtanable at 174sGSoc; common parceis
neglected Receipts hay and straw in tons reported al
tha Produce Exchange at to-day: Hudson River
Railroad TOO Railroad $40: Pennsylvania Railroad
90 Delaware I,aclawanna and Western Railroad. 40;
West Shore Railroad. 10; Lehgh Naey fta1roao ~
TaItimore and Ohio Railroad. 10: Central Railroad OF
New-Jersey, 30; river boats 1aV' to'ai' A'0'' '' -
East Liberty May 5-Cattle lower prime s. lV8SS p;
choice, s. 3OdS5 40 good, 81 90Gs5 10 HOGS hgner'
nr,e heavy 81 10s7 20; mediums. 81 TO- heavy Workers
Igt Workers and pigs. 81 roughs. s59se 60 sheep
steadv best wethers e0aS5 TO- cus and common Szg
s3: choice Ianbs sc 75GsT. Veal calves, s6gSo 20.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago May 5-CattIe-Receipts. 25o0 head including
100 exans market slow steady; good prime steers
nominal 20Qs5 go to medium 81 25QS5 10; stock
and feeders 50 25S5; 81 5oS4 20 heers - %
S5 Gamers 81 50G$2 So bulls 81 50S4 JO calves 81 90
0S5 II: Texas fed steers $4GS4 70. Hogs-Receipts to-
6ay IL 000 head: tomorrow. 5000; left over. SOO0
Market opened steady strong: closed weak mixed
and butchers SOS7 good choice heavy, S7dSI 49,
rough heavy sOG$6 95 light S6 50q$6 90 bulk of sales
Sc S5Is7 O5 Sheep-Receips 10000 head sheep steady
to strong 10g15c higher good TO choice
Wetbers s56fSJ choice mixed, Iou$4 30;
native lambs 81 J0dS7 Is
Cincinnati. May Cattle steady 81 1885 Sheep
steady. So 1895 Hogs strong SSS4 80 Lambs strong
S49$6
Kansas City May 5-Cattle-Receipts. $500 natives
100 Texans; calves, 200 natives Beeves dull. loVer
slow and lower; COWS steady &c lower stock
e and unchanged stock calves dull weak choice
export and dressed steers $4 605 25 fair good
So 75s4 so: feeders S4QS5 TO- Western fed
stee S3GS5 Indian steers. 50 154S4
Texas cows. 50qS3 75 native 81 55$4 aO native
heifers S3ds5 Is; 81 50QS2 90: bulls 81 5S4
calves. 81 5OgS7 Fogs.Fecepts 1S 500 head: marSst
steady TO lower; top S6 90; bulk of sales Sc OS6 So
heavy S6 1896 so; mixed packers Sc 65gs6 So: light
Sc 5OGs6 20; Workers. $6 65a$6 20; pigs, S6 1OGS6 go
SheerReceipts. 5000 head; market steady strong
tive lambs 81 25QS7 Western lambs sass 90 fed ewes
So 5OaS4 %: wethers S4GS3 S.; Texas clipped
sheep 81 O5dS6 stockers and feeders 81 70G$4 IS
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06

popular prices declined moderately during the
irst haI hour when crop or hush nature made
Louis and without knowing just why crop adyices
have become suddenly builsh weekly govern
theless covered freely midday in full
AT tails time the ST. Louis
AZ vas etioent 10 Ihe trade thaf some pTetIy
psd news hed come 10 light Inquiry from that quarter
brought the statement that fields had
T lniestec with n.y. causing more or less damage
also some complaints OF frost injury puls
taxing advantage OF every point market
FROM the lowest TO the highest in Chicago there was
about 1c advance July and locally about Ac rise
Demand continued brisk after midday. strength
70 hold right 70 the close The worlds stock OF
wheat, according 'Bradstreets decreased 5.110.oG
bush for the week last Of
6eTs 600 bush Considering business
larger than expected including 10 loads of spring
from the North Pacific Coast that of wheat
We're loading there France Chicago the leading
and understood have chartered vessel for
100000 bush. English markets closed 4G9d net lower
lower The interior movement consisted Of $4,000 bush
compared with 2o oo0 bush last Quotations OF cash
wheat, afoat basis. were follows: No Northern
Duluth. SSc; No hard Manitoba. STAG: No Northern
arrive. and red New-York. sac nominal.
COfRN-A1ecteo both by the wheat advance and by
bullish weekly report the market
reached higher level to-day closing 3s14sc above Mon
day Trade here slow throughout the day. but in
thew have been Seabosr6 clearances were very small
11-I.~ rra..
export. English markets closed Nd
lower. No closed sac elevator and 53c aoat;
OATS-At the West oats steady for while, and
later became with While country
irai wiz an iT1I-oyer5e,f IN rIe6nF easF sales IN
NevYork amounted 70 So 900 bush. No oats closed
nominal: track white 3sd 45c standard
white. .RYE-Market dull No Western. 59ssc,
b Rfoat; State 56af5ec- .BARIEY-Marset
rtesdy. Feeding was quoted Sic and mailing 52q5sc,
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-Yori. May .. 1908
d1sa N ssfsa Fepofsd os'Se
ersfsd erei s natEe oE sFican 7lesi ye ly
pool today we were gg9ted enq f ~ a &c sT m The Bowie
carried to Liverpool to-day cattle and 91o sheeP for
5erser seanSH5s as head 20 for the swift 4s bead
ave f2F the sksn @055 6as 5fSo Beef
Conamy The Uiier carried to-day West Indies
eighty sheep for l. Denback Exports % -ai 10 1mers
Of schwarzscild sulzberger: The Anta @ I9I %
sheen fo- Bermuda and is the Oceanic
for Liverpool will carry 215O for the Morris
Company and the NewYork 1850 quarters for Armour
as all ssaS Pr the Ter9 AFst @ and
about 40 mead 1 66ng 1 usod 1 rese9 vea M
@1o1zc per lb country dressed, at eGee .u. =.
81 per 100 r6 do 126 rb So do 18o H. at S.
were four cars or head. making. with the stock
carried over from 6ring nSeAi lambs nj ruled lover
otherwise prices steady al round CFPed si9ck f q
The pens We're fully cleared Clipped sheep sold at at SEQ
shor DO ss 5qs5 cus at So clipped lambs at So 4G
lambs at s. IS each few State dressed
Ing5t9n sioe oRmisso Re Company: 80 clipped
lambs 50 i average al Sc 20 per loo IS qnshOrn o
70 n S. ar Is szP67 K9Ptug iIs d. b. a s. 1877 d Do Gs n at
s s. enae2 1ndaa@ & s9 ls s r. r. at at s. ansorn 9 no 90 IA
M at So 4e do 1o8 n at so 10 m gPsnorn m at s s bucks
and Gull sheep io4 70. at S$,75 ,- 90 =, .. se Eo.
cIi9ed and unghon State sheep 81 75 IL State
spring lambs at 81 each .. - -.
Newton Co: 1S2 Virginia spring lambs at 81 50 each
TobIn & 271 clipped Buffalo lambs. 81 10 at
six La bead bead abgqt s't,s deck Sss
sale alive The market about steady. otaue hc3s
sold at 81 % per Country dressed almost nominal
omo+eS e+ S6GI3c per II heavy light weights.
Saes-s Judd 40 state hogs 142 n average, at
u ner 100 n roughs S6 5 Gate yesterday.
* state hogs ib. at 81 25; rough. 200 10. at
Sanders date yesterday 66 hogs. 157 10 at
81 90: 8 state pigs n. 81 20; roughs 268 10.
al SO 90: stays, 44O 10 at SIS.
J. II Hume & Bro. Gate yesterday); l61 state hogs
las 10 at 81 25; 6 roughs. 3lS 10, at So % -
J. G. Curtis & Son Gate yesterday: 10 state pigs;
o. at 6 hogs. 10 at 10 DC. loS
John P Nelson date yesterday: IL State hogs 112 n
at 81 S5 80 do 40 70. at 81 %
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-YoTk, May 3. 1903.
CoTFBEI quiet Gay IN the coffee market again
to-day Toe opening steady unchanged prices
and business very dali o midday.
crease the worlds visible proving slightly
low expectations there liquidation which closed
The market al partial decline OF points On this basis
the market steady with reaching
only lI000 bags The early was unnhuential The
European markets higher, Hayre advancing par
faI : franc and Hamburg q Both he
B-aziiiaa markets quiet and unchanged.
moderately full
also tn IcenJ accents from the 5obbng trade
11at the distributing busineEs is showing slight
tToyeme8 this been thought sufficient
70 base fresh operations market
matter of fact improved condition not as yet
noticeable IN the current quotations spot
visible decreased
month, ana is 12.24S.2Ts bags The spot
quiet with quotations the basis Sac
10
The of prices the local market to
follows
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06

spot cotton closed quiet with quotations 10 points
higher. q middling upland and
li5oc for mtddling Gulf Southern spot markets were
reegrauAed a follows Mobile nominal. unchanged et
10 saraznah rr lice higher. at 10 I-lec; sales III
bales Wilmington firm unchanged iOc. Norfolk nrr
unchanged I04sc. sales bales Baltimore nominal
unchanged. I0s<c St Louis steady. unchanged, al
lose. sales bales. Augusta quiet unchanged, al
1osc. 20 bales. Galveston firm unchanged.
lose. sales bales. New-Oriesns firm c higher,
l0sc; sales 2309 bales; Charleston firm unchanged
New-Orleans for tomorrow
bales compared with 1sOz bales actual
lst 959 bales year Galveston expects
SEQ bales against . 83S bales last week ana
225z bales year. Houston for tomorrow 5000
800 bales expected compared with 3IoS bales
and 2.771 bales q ago.
interior points to-day CON-
psrea sarae day week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables; Spot cotton
sales 5000 bales speculation sno
export oOG- American 1000 receipts 2ooo; American
1900 middiing upland 552d. Futures opened s.esay
points higher May say-June and yuneJ1ly bS4o goo;
-Szc. AUgastSeDteTnoer ozSgS sc:
tsrlherecto.,er zeod: October-Sovenber 4sl84 -
Soyerlber-Iecenher ze484 ED DscernperI so
g. cd January-FebTua-y <e2J4eSd AATlcnester-
oUll. cloths quiet and unchanged
DT2ICS-Essential oils had reasonable sctiVity,
the market showing steady undertone We q"ole as
follows: Peppermint, Weste-n. tins ssgs5 81: --
royal 81 20sl ROOTS-The market was hrrn aila
sery ncTve made On the folioV,rs easis.
Burdock Sc: gentan &c: ginseng. Northern soIso 90
Southern. s. 80; ginger. Jarnsea bsaeaea xa.rss
e. iicorice ordinary. selected n bundles ioc
Honduras 2ec: Mexican 7cs ssaega eess-
err SIC: Southern. snake Virginia s9ei 1saaA'
s5c; 21022c; natural. l5c
outcome OF the grain strength -four showed ttis npo
to-day although closing rataer ~. sIs
So I5Gss straight - 5ep - oo ~ine
patents s. 70a$z: spring clears s5 zoqsS ~
Dog SO e,as2l 70 srrive.....-RyE FLoUR-osuissao ~
ueee Fsr 20 eood s01s3 %; choice 20 fancy - -
1ss 30 =. -CoREAEAL-stsaoy Quoted; kin oraes:
fss 10 as 70 BAG MEAl-SteAdy Ssots os
FrrFfl-FlrTner. Quoted: Spring bran. spots su g.
49, - a5 B SACKS: eity feed sisrsIs so linseed OF
cae sz7 hcnny chop. 81 So eu and SIS So SACKS 10
GPETS-wHEAz-Actins G renewal Of sdverse
eror news from Southwest, bulls made snoihss
market to-day. which esrreo
prices generally higher and II 81 Louis sdyaneea 51y
END st tirnss less weakness aithougs
finally s.eacier covering The market started O.
apparently contru as rss1lt O
sstlss and ysry fsyorasis vsasas uaAD shess ssHs
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06

Is SID American mixed quiet IS Sd Futures quiet
MAJ a. esd: June 4ssd: July. IS 4ssd- Peas
canadian quiet es Id. F1ourst- Louis fancy winter
onis Al Hons at London-Pacifc quiet.
esf8 Gs. Beef easy: extra India mess So 90 Pork
frrn. p-fune m Western SIs Cd HamE-Short cut
Il to 16 10 quiet 53s. Bacon quiet; Cumberland cut
26 to 30 10 49s; short RIB 10 % = Io SIS long clear
rdJIss lght % To n. SIS 81; long clear nidtles
heavy IS 10 10 52s short clear backs. Is TO 20 10
SSs. sciaar ballies IA 10 ShouGers-Squsre
II 10 is n quiet ais Lard quiet; prime Western IN
fis-es ass: refined in pals. SIS Cd Butter
yod United States steady 75s Cheese steady American
finest white and c0red. sss Tallo-Prne city steady
81 TSrnenfine-SpIrits steady 43s. ROsin-com-non
e. x al Petroleurn-Refned quiet. sid Linssed
81 Iii o4s "a.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
The statistical position Of Brazilian coffee is as fol-

cOTTONIt was bull day in the cotton market from
speculative standpoint and May the highest
price yet recorded FOR the The opened
steady Al an advance CT 4 points q decline Of
point and following the cali ruled strong
eNcite1 Under covering Of shorts buying
by The bull pool. tendency
by the HTInesE Liverpool Of crop
damage Later II accelerated by
vance IN july at Orleans. which gained
points in the nrst half hour
q the weather bureau which proving quite es bullsh
expected. brought fresh buying Of
further Of the old positions
nuences the larger receipts for the day heavy
mates receipts leading
favorable weather indicated the immediate
future proved q little noe brief
periods q hesitation and slight recessions under realizing
but the market pursued generally
May reached 1oeSc. points above previous
level OF the July then 1904 16 points
best Of the season. with
thst tine showing Eain compared with Mondays
finals Of 5a1o points. From this there slight
action under profit taking. but the market finally
STEADY. lower points higher. with May
closing 1867. within point highest Total
sales futures estimated 15g 600 bales Port receipts
fo- the day 10 03I bales against 10 127 bales last
year further inEalraent Of the cotton expected from
Liverpool received today. but had effect the
market This lot consisted OF about 675 bales
The Of contract the local market to-day