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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-20

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s~etueien iein. Der anateiis ge9en Sdnor.
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lcn9e Giite Der nnblDlen @ebeimmittel
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brauht uno ben Sob erlehnt bat. 9tach
elmer siuan5i9iabrigen @rfabrung miro
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bas superldifigite, b%erniinftiaife unb RAJ
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trabtet, bos lie erfunoen tuorben lift. Bro
ben BON Anatelis meroeu bon q. Reu>
Itdbter & Co.. 80r 2416, yien gorf, frei
serianot.
@rmnoeisentnnts : iIebertraauuGeu.
IS. 80. 8aooers an s.. VI. RloB.
8runoltid an Sir Ctr, $3.50.
Sam Wianerid (@oncurSmalie)
an Gilbert Sonnen, @runoftiid i'm
Original @itp Got 1875, fir $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-20
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rung einbeltliden 8uraebens err
plnibt.
Wtit Sreuoen felt 6err 9upfelo
in ieinem 8eriht feit. oab idlpn beu=
tie Elm Sell Der in bielen 2eitidBete
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ei1teetroHen uub fam lid auslblieB=
lid 1einer Iiif9abe tpiomen. sSerrer
bat oas Commencement NIT Der BlanS
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re acknowledgement nah ben 8orl6lds
gen Or. Sbillings fir bas @olt=
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iteuung meiterer @inanlagen unb
Der aetpuni1ten &Drpreilen itebt be-
Dor; elm metterer Nnsbau oes Weas
nebes uno beiDnoer6 Der &ni6(uB
oes @DfooebeSirfes ali 0fittel nno
SiiotDeD lit i'm @ange.
Das midti9ite aber bleibt neben
Der 5raae oes 8uguieb5 Der Bau
Der nunmebr fertia traiiirten 0inter=
lanbsbabn 2Dme-Baltrne.
eyreilih miro e8 aber troB 6ieler
ssprtibritte nod piel @eoulo uno
niel treue Nrbeit perlangen uno mobl
audi nod manbe unernarteten
Smtoierigfeiten geben, biz Die
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eefibrt lit, oaB ite i'm 5tanbe tit,
fid aus iih lelbit beraus Ri oemieni=
gen umfange tpeiter 5u entwideln.
ben Die natiirlihen 8erbdltniife bet
&olonie nab unierer beuti9en Sennt=
mis- in Der 2ufunft erhDffen laiien.
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itDrben.
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8anf aelhloilen.
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miro eeaen iehsunooreiBiq @eeen=
leitiae GerliderunaS : @eleQihaften
alage erbeben, neil lte Dem Staate
feline Iufiteaung ibrer finansieQen
Berbdltnifie unterbreiteten.
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gems Elm iunaes Baar aus Dem 8uge.
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fold uneelbidter nno porlidtiger
8eile, oaB er Die IufnerfIarnfeit
oes am 8obnbof itatipnierten Yn[i=
ailten erreee. Der Sremoe ainq nit
benz 9orb 'binab gum Bauou uno
febrte Dbne oknielben 3urild, Itd
pieoer 81 ieiner Sealeiterin bege=
bend. Der 8olisiit perhaftete i'm
uno lieB feb nm ibln Die STEELE 2ei=
gen, no er ben &orb i'm llnfraut
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eraab, DAB 6et Rorb Elm etpa orei=
sehn Gage oltes lebenoes @inb emf.
bielt. Scum wuroe aud Die 8egleite=
rim, Die b0hiten5 ie18ebn Se6re aft
lit, feltaenDmmen. OaS $aar giebi
an. aus Waco gu Itamtnen.
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cine Nn5abl prominently Biireer bon
81 YaID baden nit grfole geaer
einen @rcuriion85ua prpteitiert, Den
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billiaen Staten fir Weqer aus 2Duis
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81 BaiD'er ma1en aetteno, ouB pie
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ben 8ebDroen CUR 2ait fdlt uno Der
Staot gum Sdaoen aereidt.
9ie Betuobner BON 8nel
baben Die perlanaten $500, 900 fiji
8aliertuerfe uDtirt, Die 800, 900 fiji
cine eleltrilhe 2ibtanlaae aber ME
oergeitimmt.
o. 6ermann fiel in Spindle
Cop BON einsm breiBia SUB bober
@eriifte uno erlitt ihlimme Ser.
lebungen.
Der Sarttler s.. q. @oenS il
8iQiamion County bat cine 8aum.
mDllitauoe nit $50 Bitten uno Sap.
ieln nab @eDrgetupn eebyaht. Ct
genentt an6ertbnlb 8alleia Baum.
noble au! Dem Nder 3u ernten.
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mers Organization nit 43 Wtitolieoerr
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beitimmte8 Stld 2ano nit 3pie
beln, aartoffeln, etc. gu bepflan5en
oarait Die 8rooufte per @arlaoun(
uerlbifft nerGen f6unen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-20
Yia yanaalia, YenniDluauul=B abu.

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nab Stem gDrt berebtiat ben Sns
baber in 8 al 1inatDn, 8als
timore uno Bbilaoelpbia
einen sebntdeieen Gufentbalt gu
nebmeu. Dies lit Elm iebr liberalea
3uaeltdnoniB.
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lth an ben unter5eihneten.
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2eiienber Baiiagier Ngent
ll8 Weit Srenb Bface, San Nn
tonic. 9eraa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-20
MnerIeI.

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tion MHDciatiDn" bat Gdlcitte eeta1,
I'M aepiiie uebelitdnoe i'm @eperbe
au beleitigen. Die Sdae aeaen atpei
Wirte, Die geuDbnbeitsmaBigen Grim
fern trDb oer 8arnune ibrer 9nee=
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iid auf Den Salooft be%5iebenoen Sc
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aefdbrlib finb Die Ginger auf Main=
uno Militdr=B lasa, mo iie iid in Die
@ei6dftsbduier e~inordneen unb an
Baren, Bubern uno 8apieren, Die
ite serfrefien, S6aoeu anrid5ten.
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bduoe, @de pDn Commerce uno
Siib= Mlamo= Strabe. an @us. Sranfs
permietet mDroen, Der bort elm 6Dtel,
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miro.
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mDllernte lauten 10 arunoueri1ieoen
uno dnoern lib nebenbei 10 bdufio.
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muB, ebe man audi nur uneefdbr an=
geben fam, mie piel lie betraeen
tpiro.
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tonio Srri9attDn Company" erfldrt
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tet puroe, anitatt in ben MitdeQ
Safe, oaourh, baB am Mbsugsfanal
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5u berfaufen. an beren Batent Sid
ger beteili9t iein mill.
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WaBitabe nab Del gebDbrt tperoen.
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fabrenoe StraBen=gar por Der BriiGa
uber benz SluB ha8 @eleile, lief Oil
Die 8oblen Der 8rife. itieB oas
@eldnber auf cine Gtrefe pDn orei-
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fi6 CUR 3eit nur aht 8a1iaeiere ii
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lebungen erlitten. Spbalo iie laben,
mas geldeben fonnte, ipraneer
lie ab.
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baben. periduunoen lit, pon Del
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melbem s.. Obit BON bier BON Ser
mann Ott (oer iid in 0aft befinoet,
eriblaaen nuroe, iano Der iebiqI
FGigentiimer unb 8epDbner in cine
alten 8iite $3.50. @r iibergab oas
@elo ben BebDrben.
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Nbabrt.
gsah MoeD, 8prt @nrtb, 9aflas. 8antas
gitp, ct. Gouis uno Chicago, tG9lib,
(Suniet 9epot) ....... ....8.30 Nbenbs.
4ocalsug ria Smitbpiue. ....7.50 Born
Mnfun t:
Son Chicago, ct. 2Duis, &anias Gitb,
Dallas, Sort @ortb unb @acD, tdgltb
(Suniet OepOt) ........7.50 M0raens,
9pcal5ug bin 6mithpile.. -. 9.25 MbenoS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-20
0lm nna 9smblifunt

Sn 6ulae Der oielen arbeitlparen.
Den WaIdltnen, Die mir neutid auf-
oelteIt baben, fino mir in Den Stano
aeiebt, ,,NiesierS StanoarS See
@ream", friiber $3.50 per @aaone,
iebt fir $1.00 per @aaone gu ner-
fauler.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-20
@nlf Gbpre 8abtt.

Ibfabrt.
Nahl 9aneruia, 6utberlano Springs,
St0doale, taglic9, ........8 800 BDrm.
Mnfunft.
Bon Stofbale. Sutberlanb Springs uab
eapernia. tdalirh. .......2:30 Nahm
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-09-11
WON'T BE PAROLED.
Governor Bailey Turns Down
Asbell and Schell Applications.

Governor Bailey will not parole either
W. F. Schell. of Sherman county. or
Marion Asbell, Of Labette county, two
cases which have recently been pre-
scented to him. Schell was the city mar
shall of Goodland who shot a drunken
man while the latter was resisting ar
rest and who was sent to the peniten-
tiary for two years for manslaughter-
His daughter recently came TO the gov
ernor to ask parole in order that
he might come home and support his
family. The mother of the family has
recently died leaving large family.
the youngest of which is only two years
old
While Governor Bailey was inclined
to be lenient with Schel he found such
strong opposition to the parole among
the people at Goodland who knew all
the circumstances OF the killing-that he
has decided not to parole him 1t has
been reported TO the governor that
Schelrs family is making better nV-
ing and getting along better now than
it did when he lived with them
Asbel is in the penitentiary under the
death sentence for wife murder Every
governor since he was sent to the pen
itentiary eight years ago has turned
down his application for pardon
Governor Stanley refused ii three times
Governor Bailey has decided that there
! is not sufficient new evidence TO show
that Asbell is innocent and he VIII
therefore not parole him.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-09-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

VIM. H. Gunther and wife to G. Hol-
land 81. lots 50 and "a West Sixth ave
nua-
/ Strait and husband to H. A Pear
son. $4,000, lots pa and PIG Jefferson
street. Holidays addition.
NJ E Lakin TO G. Dahlman and wife.
$500 lots II and II Clay and First
streets.
]. NJ. Revers and wife to B. Porter,
81 lot 521 and south half 519 Tyler
street, Gould's addition
H C. Talcott to A n. Harvey, $z.100.
lots 2S3 2s5 and 2Sz Fillmore street.
Young's addition
Talcott Bros. to H. G. Talcott, 5000,
lots 2S3. 2S5 and Isl Fillmore street.
Young's addition
]. c. Carter and wife to Arthur Burn
hart. $780, lots 677 and 679 Harrison
street. Walnut Grove addition.
G. E. Lawson and wife to F. C
Schone and wife, $1,000 lot 15S and
north half $50 Fillmore street
TAX DEEDS.
To VIM Macferran. lots 1873, IS and
81 First avenue east
To J. King. lot Al and south half 41s
Buchanan street.
To some, lot 406 Lincoln street
R. l. Thomas, IA city lots and lot 23e
Brooks avenue. Brooks first addition,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-09-11
COMING DRAMATIC EVENTS.

The number of people which Fisher &
Ryley have gotten together for ''F1orO-
dora, which viii be al the new Crawford
tomorrow afternoon and night. together
costumes. electrical appliances and prop
critics. is great that il necessitates spe-
cial train service for each movement OF
the organization The equipment which
consists of two siXty-foot baggage cars
two parlor cars and a day coach for day
light trips. and when night runs are made
the parlor cars are detached and thre1
standard sleepers put on instead. The
cost of transportation for the season.
be almost $4,000. sand ii is a tribute 20
the modern methods of railroading to
state that all OF the arrangements for the
entire season were completed before the
-.Florodora' season opened Half the first
floor will be 81 at the o'clock matinee:
balcony . cents, all reserved All seats
are now on sale
Little Edith Mendoza. who will be seen
with W E NankeTille's Human Hearts
on Sunday night at the new Crawford s
conceded to be one of the cIevere%t chill
dren on the stage. If her present ability
is any criterion Of what she will develop
into she viii be one of the great emotional
actresses some day
The Grace Haywood company one OF
the best popular price attractions that
plays here. will open a weeks engagement
at the new Crawford on Monday in
-Grausrark- or Love Behind the
Throne a dramatization of McCutcheon'
famous novel of the same name. Special
scenery and effects are carried by the
company for this as well as all other
plays presented by them during the week
| Popular prices wiz prevail during the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-09-11

c. F. Hutchinson. Bellaire, Kan, four
pens Poland Chinas-
CATTLE
Steel Brothers. Richland, Kan, Is head
Of Herefords.
Joseph Condell. Ell Dorado, Kan, sew
en- entries of Herefords.
C A Stannard. Emporia, Kan, a en-
tries of Herefords
J. Z. Bales & Son, Stockport. Ia, 20
entries of Galloways.
T. K Thompson & Sons, Dover, Kan,
81 entries Of Shorthorns.
c. A. Stannard. Emporia. Kan, senior
and junior herds of Herefords
J. NJ. Curtice. Kansas City, No. nine
entries Of Herefords.
NJ. E Moore, Cameron. Mo, 20 entries
of Holstein- Friesians.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-09-11

tries saddle horses
w. a. Scoheld. Topeka. Kan two en-
tries Percherons and French draft.
J. P Raster, Topeka, Kan, standard
roadster.
POULTRY EXHIBITS
J. D Martin. Salina- Blue Andalusians.
5. H. Donahugh. Hoyt. Kan. Barred
Plymouth Rocks and best display.
Mrs ]. r. Taylor. Topeka Kan. Buff
Plymouth Rocks. White Holland turkeys
Xix Seaman. Topeka. Guinea pigs
Thomas S. Lyon, Topeka, White Wyan-
dottes.
r. c. March. Topeka. Black Langshans-
DAIRY EXHIBIT.
Annabel Woody. Topeka, prints of but
ter
P. F. Wullschleger, Lincoln. Neb., cream
separators.
APIARY PRODUCTS.
Cheek & Wallinger. Las AnimaS, Co.,
sweet clover and alfalfa honey.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-09-11

and lot 1877 and east half 1e5 Sixteenth
street Keith's addition.
To some lots 100 to 119 Indiana ave-
nue. and lots 169 to 179 Massachusetts
avenue, Highland Park addition.
To same. part lots 127 to 131 and
north half 133 Lane street.
To same. Is lots in Highland Park.
Same. same
To same, north 2311 acres of II ne 4
II, II, Is.
To same. 10 acres in sw 4 u. II. Is.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-09-11
week. women's free night win be Mon

week Women's free night VIII be Mon
day
.On the Yu-Con." a fantastic production
of the burlesQue stage, comes to the
Grand opera house next Monday and
Tuesday BickeI and Watson. Edward
Lee Wrothe. Bennett and Rich. Warsaw
brothers and others of equal prominence
who are with the Bowery BurlesQuers.
have long become household words Of
those fond of the burlesque stage.
Crawford's turned hundreds away Sun
day night so large was the pilgrimage
to the new house and the spectacle OF
every box in the theater being crowded
beyond capacity shows how great is St
Iouisians' interest in our friend Reuben
saws the St Louis Star of Reuben in
New York which comes to the Grand
next Friday and Saturday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-09-11
DRY GOODS.

Fall Waistlngs- in. wide, good color
combinations, exact reproduction of Or
the fine French goods, yard. ........O N
Window Shades : Opaque felt window
shades, mounted on spring rollers, hemm-
ed ready for use, complete with Or
brackets and nails, each. u
7O-inch Cream Table Damask, extra
heavy cloth, regular SOC Damask, QOc
special, yard ............ OOG
Burmah & Westend Challies = just the
thing for comforts, good line of Ole
colors, yard .O2N
52-inch all-wool homespun in H0c
cadet, oxford, brown and blue, yard fOS
Childrens heavy ribbed Hose, regular
Z 15c quality, all sizes from 81 to 81, l0p
special; pair ......... W
Herringbone brown Crash Ole
yard. .O2N
Bed Sheets 72x9O inches = hemmed
ready for use-cheap at Soc Q0c
eacn. wv
Wool Albatross, Sc inches wide, in
navy, cardinal, nile, cream, light 0Ec
blue, pink and white-yard. 80 ZON
No. 40 and No. go all-silk Fancy Rib
bon-some solid colors, some striped, all
colors and none worth less than l0c
25c-yard- W
Black Taffeta Silk, So in wide OOn
an exceptional value at, yard. 80. OOU
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-09-11

Special Prices for Saturday and Fair Week
Mems $500 Suit .........S12.45
Mems 1880 Suit .. 0.S5
Mems 1000 Suit. concurrence. 8.45
Mems $3.50 to $12. so Suit on TX
sizes "a to 37-Special price, Wfsf ~
Mems 81. so Shirt. ...S1.OO
Mems LOO Shirt .......... Use
Mems 75c Shirt .... 50c
Mems 25c Bow Ties, latest styles Or
Special price. ..............I Oo
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-09-11
Homeseeker's Excursions.

Via Chicago Great Western railway to
points south. southwest. west, north and
northwest at one fare plus $500 for the
round trip on sale September Is,
Free reclining chair cars, dining and
cafe cars on which you pay only for
what you or6o=. on all trains. For fur
Their particulars apply TO any Great
Chicago, ILL.,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-09-11
HORSES.

Mclaughlin Bros. Kansas City and Co
iumbus. % entries of French draft and
Percherons.
J. ". Bell. Topeka. Kan. FIVE entries
Percherons and French draft and COM
bined harness and gated horses.
Hoyt Coach Horse CO., Hoyt, Kan,
entries of coach horses.
J. F. True & Son, Perry, Kan. i've en-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-09-11

c. F. Hutchinson. Bellaire. Kan, four
pens Poland Chinas
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-09-11
CLOTHING DEPT.

NEW AND NOBBY STYLES
Attention Polite Statesmen
We wish to announce to our friends and
customers that our Fall and Winter goods
are here and ready for your inspection.
We have put forth unrelenting efforts to
secure the largest stock of Mems and
Boys Suits and Overcoats, Gents Fur
nishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Gloves, Un-
derwear fact, everything that can be
found in first-class furnishing house
and we can assure you they are at the
very lowest and most reasonable prices.
How we'll we have succeeded in the past
is best exemplifed by the tremendous
volume of our business, which is sold on
the smallest margin of profit.
Every word, every syllable contained
herein is of the highest Importance to you.
To fully appreciate the extraordinary
advantages we offer you, it is essential
that you give our stock your best and
most careful consideration and attention.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-09-11
COLLAR SALE.
MILLINERY.

Our buyer has just returned from New
York where we picked up some of the
greatest snaps it was ever our privilege
to see, and we are going to create sem
sation in the Millinery department with
those fine Tailor-made Hats all new and
latest styles. Others will get So 90 and
$500 for them-we put them on sale for
Saturday and Fair week at, 90 E0
your choice ............W OsUU
If you fail to get one of these hats, you
will miss something.
Everything new and hobby in Street
Hats.
We have lot of Infants Lace 0Er
Caps-your choice for. ...... .ZON
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-07-16

times. The feature of the market on this break was the investment demand below a SIC basis. Practically the same eondi- ton existed in October spinners being aggressive buyers below 9s4e. This is not difficult to understand. Not only Is the stock of cotton in the world very small but the spinners- have not purchased much, preferring to close the mills rath- CT than convert cotton Into goods at a loss, and in many instances they have actually sold the stock on hand. This means, of course, that there is going to be the most active demand we have ever seen for the first of the new crop. Spin ners will have been without cotton so long by the time the movement Is under way in September and October that every bale will be needed at these prices.
 It will be remembered that cotton sold in the fields of Texas at 10c q pound three years ago, and there is no reason why similar conditions should not exist this fall.
 Now that prices are getting down to a satisfactory basis we cannot but believe that there is money in the purchase of the October and months beyond every time the market breaks. We will be very much disappointed If October cotton does not get back Fery much above 10 cents before the expiration of that delivery. We may have trying market for the time being but ultimately the buyer will make money.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-07-16
LOCAL MARKETS.


 There was nothing new yesterday in the local cotton market. All quotations hold steady.
 Sloss Sheffield, common stock, is quoted at Se-3s; sloss-S s-Sheffield, preferred. at s2- S5; Tennessee Coal and Iron, 45--4S. With these exceptions the security market is quiet and steady
 No developments took place In staple groceries. All quotations are firm.
 Peanuts were most prominent along Morris avenue yesterday Large ship ments came in and were being sold at 5 cents per pound for the fancy variety and 4 cents per pound for No. 2 Pine apples were also plentiful
 There is not much doing in fruits just now. There were a few punches of ba- nanas on sale yesterday. but lemons and lines are rather scarce A few fancy ap- pies were to be seen. The fruit was not in the best of condition however. A limi- ted supply of fine peaches were to be had The price was $l to s1 50 per crate of six baskets.
 Cantaloupes and tomatoes remain about the same. There are no variations in inc quotations for either.
 Poultry Is selling well. The avenue keeps plentifully supplied, and eggs are up cent per dozen. The hot weather is not very beneficial for the latter and dealers are anxious to dispose of their stocks as soon as possible.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-07-16
Baxter & co.,a Cotton | Letter.

New York, July 15.-The weather in the south today was about as perfect as could be wished for and this, in connec- tion with the weekly bureau report of yesterday, gave the bulls some concern Nevertheless. the action of the local market early in the day caused shorts no little concern. prices here starting in a slightly upward course after an early loss of proportions looked for by the local element.
 The strength was mainly due to, the active demand for spot cotton which spinners were eager to secure, and 1t appears that the foreign trade are there fore disregarding the crop outlook and showing greater concern as to supplies August opened here at 17 points advance and other months 2 to : points advance New Orleans hammered the early mar -ket along but soon withdrew leaving room traders to do as they pleased.
 Shorts who expected to cover at de- cline turned in and bought to a moderate extent although business was proceeding slowly and there was nothing to indicate anything more ahead than a dull and quiet market. Port receipts estimated at 700 against 1700 last year. Cables closed steady at unchanged for old and ] to 2 points lower for new crop.