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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-08

amtet og |toen Sen Gto iao leg meo
ltille @leoe, at Der aarlig bleb no.
6elt 400 &r. i'll trengenoe @e-
minariiter fra Sbi1te6 Mmt.
Naa, efter at bope tilbrogt en- 5000
ne6stt6 meb ioa6on,1e 6orbere6eller,
bar Ser iifret en- tilitrGtfelig Gum til
mine @tuoier> % ieg fpm paa @a-
mum Semtnnrium.
Dette er set ene1te Mftieforetagens
Be, leg bar beret me6 til at ltarte."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-08
Grand Forks. N. Oak.

Normanden, Grand Forks, N. Oak.
Som passende Julegave vii vi anbe-
fale H. G. Andersens "Eventyr og Hi
storier". Dette er absolut rem og god
Lesning for Born saavelsom for Voks-
ne. Verket er illustreret af V. Pc
tersen og L. Fr@lich. og 1~llustratio-
nerne bidrager til at gjqre Vaerket end
mere tiltraekkende og nyttigt. At om-
tale, hvem H. G. Andersen er, skulde
vel vere overflGdigt. Hvem har like
mer eller mindre stiftet Bekjendtskab
med den danske Ev~entyrdigter III. G.
Andersen, hvis Eventyr er oversatte
paa naer sagt allie Verdens Sprog? vi
har modtaget til Anmeldelse fprste
Bind af III. C. Andersens Eventyr og
Historier. bet er en- ny Udgave, som
netop er udkommet hos G. Rasmussen
Publishing Co. i Minneapolis. Bogen
er trykt paa godt Papir og indbunden
i godt OF vakkert Binu. Det foretag-
somme Firma har al Are af den. Vaer-
ket selges til Fordel for Diet danske
BIrnehjem Chicago.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-08
Minneapolis Daglig Tidende.

H. G. Andersens udvalgte Eventyr og
Historier, illustreret af V. Petersen og
L. Fr6lioh, i to Bind, hvert Bind paa
352 Slider, er netop udkommet paa G.
Rasmussen Pub. Co.'S Forlag, Mime
apolis, MINI. ON Indholdet af denne
Bog err Diet ~overflSdigt at tale rosende,
thi Diet er verdensbekjendt og overall
anerkjendt som noget af Diet bedste i
sit Slags. De foreliggende Bind er
sardeles smukt u%dstyrede, trykt paa
flint Papir og i elegant Indbinding,
saa de passer saerdeles godt til julie
present. Hvert Bind saelges for 1 Dol
lar. Overskudet we'd Salget af disse
Bigger skenkes til Diet danske Borne
hjem i Chicago, og baade paa Grund
af Diet smukke Ojemed og Bogens eget
Vard kan den saaledes anbefales paa
Diet bedste.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-08
Superior Tidende. West Superior.

H. G. Andersens udvalgte Eventyr og
Historier i to Bind, hvert Bind paa
352 Slider, er netop udkommet paa G..
Rasmussen Publishing Co.'S Forlag,
Minneapolis, MINI. Dette er ct Pragt-
verk i dette Ords bedste Betydning.
FGrste Bind har GO Illustrationer, Diet
andet so. Hvert Bind saelges for blot
1 Dollar. De mulige Indtsegter we'd
Salget af disse ypperlige Bind tilfalder
Diet danske Barnehjem i Chicago. vi
anbefaler disse Bigger paa Diet aller-
bedste til allie wore liter@rt interesse-
rede Laesere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-08

Washington Poster, Seattle, Wash.
vi har fra Rasmussen Publishing
Company i Minneapolis modtaget ct
Pragteksemplar af II. G, Andersens I'D
valgte Eventyr, 1ste Bind. Bogen er
trykt paa godt Papir og med klare
Typer. Den salges til Indtaegt for Diet
danske B@rnehjem i Chicago.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-08
Bien, San Francisco.

Bien, San Francisco.
Paa G. Rasmussen Publishing Co.'S
F6rlag,. Minneapolis, MIMI, er i disse
Dage udkommen en- Pragtudgave af
III. G. Andersens Eventyr og Histo-
rier' i to Bind, il%lustreret af v. Peter
sen og l.. Fr6lich. 1ste Bind omfatter
352 Slider og 68 Illustrationer, 2det
Bind 1852 Slider og SO Illustrationer. I
Udstyr og Soliditet fortjener dette
Verk at ligestilles med Diet bedste, der
af nordisk Literatur er udkommet i
America. Titelen forklarer dens Ind
hold.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-08

- Masmun6 8. @allocf at &iro=
qua 9ar un6er ct Mnfal6 al Sinosfor=
birring taget fig at Gage be0 @fpo=
ming. San bar ngift.
= Mugult @fog, Maifinilt pe6 SEC
Donmagb Gabrifen / 6re6eric, omfom
forleoen ne6 ct l1lDffestilfeloe. &an
3o'ot paa at un6eri9ge ct eleftriif
2psopparat / @au Claire, ga en- flor
Eribie Wullep fa1ot paa bam %
breffe6e bans Maffe. San efterla6er
fig Gomilie.
- st uolmin6eligt 6riitigt &pperi
.nel6es fra Ga @rosie, bbor &atcler=
fen / &otel 2am, Mrtbur 2ange> meo
en- Mepolper bol6t lige for Ho11oen
at fig, bleb np6t til at u6lepere &en=
g%efosiens Sno1ol6, omring $50. &p=
beren foripan6t 6erpaa og na10ilap>
ifjpnt 2onge til Mfife6 ffp6 flere
@ange efter bam.
- So @en6, Ser formooes at
bope pGret &riiten &olita6 og 81. 80.
@ricflo1t> blep forle0en funoen fpolte
al @asll6itremi1ing / 6eres &Grelie
Courtney &otel / Superior. De bar
begge 11nge Mnno og antoges at bore
TONNE fra Sron &tper. Set er nGppe
trnfeligt, at fer foreligger en- Sor=
rrpoelie eller @elpmor0; set er mere
::!n1eligt, at 6e / 6eres l1bi6enbe6 bat
t!plt @aien no.
-.@n 8o%gnla6ning @ontano
Taar> on1fring 5000 Stpffer, anfon'
forle6en til @u61on &ro6uce @ompa=
rps Srucf Sarm nerbe6 Nortb @iS=
cpniin &l1nctton, Is Mil fra Seem
9iicbmon6. 9e oil Der blibe fe6e0e /
fire Mooneoer. De fo6res me6 en-
Gogulo6ntng Screenings" 6oglig,
forl;hen gobe Nprtipner So og @troo.
Mial1 b%eregner, at Ser til 6eonings=
@rocesie n pil me0goo oper 100 Sons
So cg IS Cons 5troo. SIZE Nro61cc
Company, ifo6eSlpsbol0es for 2epe=
ring al @ono % NrbeiosbjGlp, men
9feitcn {: l10gifterne be1tri0er Set ielo.
/ set 9jenle0 at ifoffe @p0ni1gsitof=
fer for 6eres 1tore Sr11cf Torn1.
- $ cit i(ogtet stn6s &ro fon0t Ell
6umilie, Ser boer nnrpe6 ct CANT
melt Gon6leie / Sen lD0lige Del al
Ga Grosie, ct 9nlin nregelmnsiio
forme0e @ltl0flnrnper, Ser nariere0e
fra ct OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES og til Ell
9Grts 5tprrelle. On @rtlolmeo, Ser
u16eripgte S1tn0et, erflere0e> at 0e1
Dor ioli0 gl,l0. Mon troer at Sci
Ste6, bbor Mn6en fit fat / @uloet
engal1g bar Mtis1islippi Slo0en 2eje
Mnore @l1l0ff,1n1per er blepen fu110nt
poa famine Gte6 / 5on6et.
- &ornbo11olerne / superior IL:
mes at billie tpGrfiette fin Srui Ell or
at tplrlne glebatorer og Splogsbltie
Ser lfl1l6e 8yen for Mlpor legge @fo1
poa Set &or11 ser families ser. 9tG:
item olle Sc itore Spla9sbule er tom:
me- og Set lille Der er tgien bil bere
u6e al 8pen fdr @fottefreberen be:
gDn6er lit Mrbei6e. @n iaa0om Sill:
itono far mort en6n1t life bGret &i6nf
til fer. Set Sort Ser life transpor,
tere6es @on0beien, er ien6t mes Sern:
bone, 6els til Chicago, 6els til 9lt.
l11tD.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-08
misecnfn.

- 0e itore @ognberfite6er og.
@tpberi t;!bpren6e &ufa 8ros. / 8os=
cobeI Iagoes forIe6en / Mife. Sab
$4,000. Sl6ens Opfomit er ube,
fie,tot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-08

Andersens Eventyr bGr f1ndes i ct.
hvert HEN, hvor der er Born, og vi TOR
sige, at Voksne ogsaa kan finde For
n@jelse og Laerdom af at lase denne
Forfatters Bigger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-08
Dannevirke. Cedar Falls, Iowa.

D%annevirke, Cedar Falls, Iowa.
H. G. Andersens Eventyr og Histo-
rier.. vi har modtaget 1ste Bind at Diet
Udvalg af nnvnte Eventyr og Histo-
rier, som G. Rasmussen Publ. Co., Min
neapolis, lader optrykke. Andersens
Eventyr trnnger 10 like til nogen An
befaling, timed da de "a, her leveres,
err nogle af de NEST skattede. Med
Hensyn til Udstyr, er nevnte Arbejde
sikkert Diet bedste,. der foreligger fra
G. Rasmussens Forlagsboghandel.
Nventyrene er ledsagede at V. Peter.
ems og l.. Fr@lichs bekjendte 1llustra-
toner. Bogen Roster, smukt indbun-
den, $1.00 pr. Bind. Halvdelen af Ind
t;egten we'd Salget af de Bigger, der af-
handes gjennem wort Samfunds Pre'
ster og andre Venner af wort Sam.
fund vii, som tidligere nevnt her
Bladet, tilfalde BGrnehjemmet i Chi
cago.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-08
Noro Dafota,

- @m. @rabes al Minot ifg6 og
6rebte / forrige l1ge fin @uitru fra
bDem Fan bab6e bGret ifilt / noge11
Sis. Srage0ien fan0t @te0 / &ortol,
bbor Sfferet'boe6e me6 fine tire @pr11.
Sfin1Dge troes at bobe beret Motipet
til 6or6rDoellen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-08

XVI SN''l%S ~vIOlDLllS ~otul1Clll !
Mnscotine bleD ioa gla6 ober at lie
fit Gpr1> at fan folot 6p6 ON / ben=
mes Mrn1e ga li0ltnGbnte iteg mes fra
Srrnet.
On 20 Mom1eoer gonnmel
@abp at Ml6ert @rlf / &ocoDonto5
brof of cit Sloife i1oeboloenoe 5m9r=
forbeltof og 0p6e nogle Sinner efter
u1oer 1tore @merter.
- Sra Srolpa meo6cles> at Torn1-
lor15 til CT Geroi a ODER to Millio=
ner Dollars CT blepen iolgt / Mono=
ma County / Set forlgbr1e @or. Getie
e. ina nleget mere o%perralfenoe nuor
man buffer paa, at mango tuIinoe
Mcres forIe6en CONNER iattes n16er
@ono. Salt iolgteS 1921 Mcres,
hporfor betoltes $2,19S,994.
- On Blind &ianoforte=6 tenn1er
/ @ebiter @ttp, CHARLES Mbbott, bor
al1lagt Gag om 5faoeSerltot11ing mos
Sl1inois Central 9failroa6 COMPANY
forOi bette afllog at meotoge bom iom
&aSiager, me0min6re Fan. me0tog en-
&eiiefamn1erot. 9lbbott er go6t fjen6t
/ Sen nor6lige Gel al @tate1n, bpor
ban far 6rebet fin Sorretning / mani
&c Mor. 2igeiom mango @lin6e fan
bon fin6e fin Sci oberalt / Sen 8p,
bbor fan boer, og ban er ligelaa eo0t
fien6t me6 on6re 8per / Sen 1or6lige
9el al @taten.
- Grngtban0lerne / set iD6beifltge
Soma er meget m%isforn9ie6e meo
Sernbanerne, iom Sc paaltaar toger
ruineren6e bsi Detailing for Grans=
porten at oeres &ro6l1fter. De az
ter at benpenoe fig til ~Sbe SSr1ter=
itate Commerce Commission" og on-
MODE 6en11e ON at biGlpe fig. Com
ct gfsempel paa Sc b9ie Eafster at1=
fdres, at en- Gognla6ning 9gbler fan
transporteres fra Seem Oorf til Sma-
fla for Sill, me0e1s set folter $240
at l10lfibe famine &ognlaoning fra
@lenmooo, @iotpunftet for SotpaS
9gblein6u1tri> til Mebraifa, iom fun
er en- Sre6ie6el iaa langt borte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-08
Nye Normanden, Minneapolis.

wye NOr11T11uen, M%T1He:tp011s
II. G. Andersens udvalgte Eventyr
og Historier, illustreret af V. Petersen
og L. Frplich, i to Bind, hyert Bind
paa 1852 Slider, er netop udkommet paa
G. Rasmussen Publishing Co.'S Forlag,
Minneapolis. Dette er ct Pragtvmrk i
dette Ords bedste Betydning. Ander-
sens Eventyr .er altid lige nye og for
n@jelige, og Diet er os en- Forn@jelse at
anbefale Verket til wore Laesere. vi
kan like tHnke os en- mere passende
Julegave for saavel Store som Smaa.
Og saa hjaelper man samtidig en- god
Sag, da de mulige Indtegter we'd Sal
get tilfalder Diet danske Barnehjem i
Chicago.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-08
Danebrog. Canada.

Danebrog. Canada.
Paa G. Rasmussens bekjendte Forlag
err til julien udkommen en- illustreret
Pragtudgave af H.. G. Andersens Even
tyr i 2 Bind. bet Ell noget af Diet n.y.
deligst udstyrede vi har set i America,
OF b@r -enhver dansk Mand like ct
Ojeblik betnnke sig paa at bestille Diet.
En- stor Part af Diet Bel@b, der indkom-
mer we'd Salget af dette Vark, gaar
til Hjnlp til Diet danske Hem for for
aeldrel@se Born i Chicago.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-08

- Ole 9rera or%reltere6es nDlig
/ Sarge paa &lage af &otelpert Sill
al 2eonar6, Ser iag0e at fam fife bil6e
betale for lin @oar6. 5on1me Mon6
ifal babe 6bet Salffueri; ian forfa1=
ffe6e cit 8efsel paa $50, men fltn6e
iffe faa Eenge paa Ben, og 8efsle11
forn / @el16erne poa Sen Mano, bbis
Mabn ian bap6e giort @rug al.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-08

- &eo Slolps / sc. .. Maoion G.
Cos 8utif / Mentor blep 6eres bele
&%areloger e6ela9t. 8pgningen bleb
life bi0ere ifaoet. Sab $4,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-08

On 90 Mooneoer gon1n1el
@abp at Mlbert @rlf / &oeobontos
brnf of cit Slo5fe inoebol6enoe 5n1pr=
forpeitof og 0p6e nogle Si1ner efter
u1oer ltore @merter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-08

- Sarrnerne er meget interesic=
re6e | Sen iaafal6te Sarmer's Ser1=
bane, ser ifal bpgges fra 9frgbp i'll
nnoermoo1 og itaa / 6orbinoelie
me6 8tsmarcf, @aibburn & Greet
Sails &a11en. Set foreilaaes at Bug
&c 6enne 2inie / 2igbe6 me6 6ormer
Sernbanen / &arnleD County, og Mr=
bei6et 6erpaa bill antagelig begDn6e
rtrlte Goraar.
- S 2ansfor6 bor 8anfier 50. 6.
Hutl1am aflipet fig beo @fp6ning.
San gift meget ipitematiif tilberfs
6erbe0, og for at fife forltprres i fit
Sorebabenoe, ien6te ban fin &uitrl1
og fin S9l1 n6 paa ct eller on6et
9Grtn6e. 9a Sgnnen TOM tiIbage
bar set fgrfte ban fit 9ie poo 6ooe-
rer1s ltpleie 2egeme. Motibet til @elb=
morbet btoes life. 8anfen flon~re6e
og Selpmor6erens busIige Gorbolo
nsar DC allerbeolte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-08
Joma.

- Den go1nle Motbios Mottern /
Ml1scotine bleD ioa GLAD oper at ie
fit Gp1, at ban fol0t 6p6 ON / ben=
mes Mrn1e ga i~i6lttGpnte iteg ne6 fra
Srrnet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-08

fortglle ct Greet.
Seq TOM til Silteo, Dor &obeo1tao
%6erbiemme paa @ann9s. @oo6on
en- Mono lom M%mtmanoen, fan moot=
te bore rig, og maatte forltoa, at ct
ungt Menneife tragteoe efter &un6=
ffaber. bom maa gu ferlt til -
tentte leg. Mltiaa = je9 gil ino /
&gffenet og bo6 cit at Bigerne ont
at ifoffe mig Mmtmar16en / Sale.
Da ban TOM ne6 til mig, preientere6e
leg bom mine Bapirer og frem for
alt min Sn6bp6elie til M%ftietegning.
Imtman6en ipntes 6og fife at ba-
be 2pit til at onbrinee noger @apital
t SEN 6%orretning, tbi efter enbt 2es=
ming rpite6e ban imtlen6e paa &obe~
BET. Derefter flappe6e ban mig
nenligt poo @fuloereu og gnffeoe
mig Sef6 og 2pffe / min 6remti6.
Smiolertio bar leg life forneiet
me6 bette l1obptte cg blep ftaaer1oe.
&an bar formo6entltg Iaft @fuf-
felie | nit Mniigtz for paa en- Gong
u6bre6 ban: r&gr, min nnge Sen,
fgg Mmtet ON en- unoeritpttelie, og
leg ifal 90 lie at bi9lpe Dem!"
Senere fit leg ogfao 100 @r. al
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-12-02
Twelfth Night.

the gathering together of a COM
pany of actors and actresses compe-
tent to properly portray Shakes
peaTean play is far greater task than
most people imagine.
This is particularly true of "Twelfth
Night" surely the cleverest and most
entertaining of all the thirty-seven
plays written by the immortal bard.
Mr.. Joseph Shipman, the New York
manager, who is this season giving a
sumptuous revival of this play, con-
graduates himself on having what is
everywhere conceded to be the finest
thestrical organization ever offered for
the approval of the critical American
public. Each player has been selected
for his or her peculiar fitness for the
various roles, thus making perform
ance which for smoothness and atten-
ton to detail has not been surpassed
in the memory of the proverbial "old-
est inhsbitant." Our repre- sentative
thestre- goers will assemble in force to
witness this artistic production when
it comes to the Temple opera house
Thursday, Dec. s.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-12-02
CHRISTMAS BUY YOUR TOYS and CHRISTMAS GOODS FROM THE OLD TOWN DRUG STORE
THE JUDGE HAS
NOT RESIGNED
A Gentleman Who Speaks by the
Card Denies the Houston
Chronicle Report.

A gentleman who is very near Judge
Stedman, and who undoubtedly speaks
by the card, said the report published
in the Houston Chronicle that the gem
tleman had resigned as general attor-
ney for the 1. & G.. N. railroad, was not
true.
He says it is the Judges present in
tention to again resume active work
on January 1.
The gentleman we quote also said he
did not know how the Chronicle got
such report, unless it grew out of the
fact that some weeks ago Judge Sted-
man offered the road his resignation,
which was promptly refused, and the
Judge was given three months va
cation, to rest up, which he is now
taking. The Herald published these
facts at the time.
Judge Stedman had been applying
himself too steadily, and his health
was failing under the strain, and in or
der to gain the needed rest, offered his
resignation.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-12-02
BURTON'S STOCK
WAS NOT STOLEN
They Had Strayed OFF and Were
Recovered Today.-Mr. Bur-
ton Happy.

The horses and mules reported as
stolen from Mr.. A.G. Burton prove
to have not been stolen after all, but
had merely strayed Off, and were re-
covered today.
Mr.. Burton is very glad to get them
back, too, for they are valuable, and
tifsir loss would have been a severe
blow.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-12-02
Buster Brown Hats For Men.
The very Latest thing i'm Hats

Swell Line of Ties, Silk Sus-
penders and Shirts.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-12-02
Auxiliary Organized.

The Mollie McGill Rosenberg auxil-
larry to the Benedette B. Tobin chap
ter was organized at Mrs. J. F. Wat
sons on Saturday, Nov. 26, with 81
charter members. The following were
chosen officers:
President, Jettie Word.
Vice-president, Mabel Claire Wat
son.
Secretary, Alice Patrick.
Cor. Secretary, George Howard.
Treasurer, Fay Huff.
Historian, Annie Bess Watson.
Ushers, Ralph Broyles and Albert
McMeans.
The Mollie McGill Rosenberg auxiI-
larry will meet at Mrs. A. r. Towards
at s O'Clock Saturday night.
ALLEE PATRICK, Secretary.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-12-02
tknights Templar.

Regular meeting of Palestine Com
msudry No. tonight. Business of
importance to be dispatched. All
members are urged to be present with
out fail. ]. E. DoUTHTT,
EN-. Commander.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-12-02
Come in Any Time

And let US show you our stock of Clothes
made by high-class, scientific and skilful
tailors. The garments will show that there
is something more than cloth in the make
up of Stylish Clothes. They are skillfully
designed, artfully cut, and correctly con-
stru6ted. The style, make and finish we are
very sure will please you.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-12-02

Ill., lire company made run up
Main street this morning. 1t proved
"a false alarm.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-12-02

The large Capital of this bank its strong Financial Position
and its established reputation for Conservative Banking,
the substantial advantages offered present
pective patrons.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-12-02
Lost a Check.

- Conrad MeyqeE.s.uluuIlnu
Ne---1 oinc95, lost his pay check Tor
$40 yesterday, and at last accounts
same had not been recovered. "
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-12-02
Royal National Bank.
80 PALEsTINE,--

N r. RoYALI President.
j. w. WRIGHT, VcePres TUCKER ROYAL, Cashier
HAMPsoN GARY Vice-Pres. G. w. HANKS, Asst Cash
The Savannah morning news., 1904-10-29
SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS: SATURDAY. OCTOBER 30 1904

ket has reflected the same confusing
factors which have so disturbed prices
and operations for some weeks past.
There has been the usual declines and
normal reactions, with very little prog
ress made as result of the week s
trading. Probably the most important
development has been the rather heavy
buying by houses connected with spot
business in this country or European
firms. This buying doubtless represents
purchases of futures at prices lower
than spot cotton can be obtained IN
large quantities i'm the South. On the
other hand, sentiment has been so bear
ish that the future market has been
pounded, hammered and mauled gener-
ally to an extent that has not been
seen in recent years. Bear operations
have been increased. owing to apathy
on the part of Spinners in this country,
and to the figures coming out on the
quantity of cotton ginned up to Oct.
IS. The glnners' report is being issued
in a piecemeal fashion and the fig
ures throw about as much light on the
seasons production as would a report
by the Secretary of the Treasury on
the condition of national hanks. In
other words, the ginners' report at so
early a date is absolutely valueless,
and serves only to show how many
hours gins have been running. When
the December or January report can
be had on the amount ginned and the
percentage left unginned we will have
something to serve as a fair index of
the cotton crop.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-10-29
NEW YORK FUTURES
SHOW BETTER TONES

New York, Oct. est was a very
quiet, but generally steady day in the
cotton market. The opening was firm
at unchanged prices to an advance of
points, or rather better than due on
the cables. as a result of more opti-
mistic views of the European situation
and reports of more or less general
frosts in the central and western belts.
There was comparatively little cot
ton for sale and following the call the
market continued to advance on a
steady demand through wire and COM
mission houses and covering of room
shorts. The larger operators did not
appear to be taking any very active
part in the trading, Some of the New
Orleans operators were evidently buy
ing in a moderate way as though test
ing the remaining short interest.
Gables continued steady after the
local opening, and when it was seen
that interior receipts were running a
little lighter local prices increased
their gain. The highest point was in
the late trading when January sold at
3 soc. and March at $3.50. The close
was a little down from the best. but
steady at a net advance of 6Q12 points.
Sales were estimated at 10000 bales.
There We're rumors circulating in the
afternoon that the Fall River strike
had been broken. and that the mills
there would start up on full time after
the first of the month. This rumor was
not confirmed from official sources.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-10-29
j. S. BACHE & CO.'S
Daily Cotton Letter to Hayward.
Wick & Co.

New York, Oct. 2s.-The better tone
Of advices concerning the Anglo Rus
sian affair reports of more or less
general frost in the Western and
Central belt which in connection with
the frost reported earlier in the week,
should mean that no further develop
ment can be expected anywhere with
the possible exception of Texas, poor
Liverpool cables combined to steady
the market this morning Whatever
the final showing of the Census
bureau report, unless it should fall be-
low 100000 bales il has probably
been discounted and ideas to the crop
are badly mixed as ever We do not
think that a bumper production can
be expected without a top crop. and
we have yet to hear that there has
been any top crop to amount to any
thing this year. and whether this
frost has done any harm or not We
do not believe that rs per cent of a -,
900. 900 bale crop had been picked
by the beginning of this week as sug-
gested by the weather bureau report.
We do not think that a bumper pro-
duction can be expected this season
and eventually we think that
medium crop view will be generally
accepted. Meanwhile evidence is ac-
cumulating of a big demand. China.
we are informed. can buy no more
goods in England for prompt delivery.
and in many instances Manchester is
sold ahead for the next nine months.
Domestic mills on goods for far East
ern trade are sold up to the end of
March and the lack of any complaint
from Southern spinners or from spin
ners anywhere save in Fall-River
would seem to indicate that things
are going as prosperously as could be
wished