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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-08
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Gaufmarn in Sabine, murhe boz Elm
kaqr Eaeen. als er qbenos aus ieis
mem 2aoen fam, BON sDei unbefanns
ten Wdnnern anaeariffen uno ourd
einen 8iftolenibuR ihner permuns
oct. 9te Nngreifer entfamen.
- Nub in Iultin baben mdbrenh
oes Br9iioentenbeluhs Die Talheaz
oiebe netBig aearbeitet. &erlh!eoe.
men Belubern aus 8renbart, unter
ibner Dem Wabor Der Staot, iinb
mertpDne Shmudla6en uno @elo
geFDblen tporbeu,
Gin IA. Npril tritt bic Stats
tonpention Der grapelers' Bruteetipe
Nnoeiation in Dallas S%uiammen.
- Heulih nahts orano elm iune
aer Neger in mebrere GeihGftslotale
in Weinlar elm, oarunter in bic SSH
lenberg ibe Mpotbefe, Die Rleda'ihe
NpDtbefe, ben Saloon pDn @m. geq
u. a., uno ftahl fleiners Gelobetrdge.
@r wuroe peribieoentlih aeieben,
trDboem aelang es ibm, su enttoms
men.
= u. 5ppper ftirate auf ieiner
Hanb in Blanco COUNTY nit feinem
Bfero uno mur6e babel 10 ihmer
nerlebt, baB er itarb.
Gin fan1pier &erl nuB elm ges
wiiier Com Mtfin fem. Der iih aus
genbli6lib i'm @efdnanis au Baris
beinoet. 2ebtes Sabr tuar er nDr
Dem gunoesgeribt aneeflaet, i'm
Snoianer : gerritorium einer Wauls
elel geitublen gu baben. gr murbe
canals geger 8urgibaft in Sreiheit
geiebt, bra1nte ourh uno oas Sc.
ridt erlieB etren 8ablunasbefebl i'm
getrage BON $4,000 aeaer, Die 8irs
gen. Bor einigen Wohen puroen
einem Der Gebteren Spei Waulelel
nnb Elm Wagen aeltobfen, er iebte
cine Bel0bnuna bon $3.50 auf Die
grereifunQ Der Diebe aus unb rihs
tia ge[aug es aud, oieielben feitaus
nebmen. Wer beihreibt aber oas
@ritaunen oes BeIiberS, als er in
einem bieler Diebe ieiner ~ebenalieen
5habling, ben ourbgebrannten Tom
Notiu, erfannte. Sept itbt Der ure
ternehmenoe iunae Wann in Mume
tter iiber unb miro iobalo nibt mies
Der loSfomlneu. SIS miro lih mol
0iemano fnoen Der 8urafdaft fir
i'm iteQt.
ueber ben mertpirbigen Sob
zines alten GbepaareS miro aus Der
@egeno pou Bluff Tomn in Tpler
gounth beribtet. Die 2eute bieBen
9uder, Der Wann mar ungefGbr go,
Die s5rau 80 Sabre alt uno beioe bats
ten piele Sabre sulammeneelebt. GDr
einigen 9agen mahte Srau guder
cine fleine &eiie, udbrenb Der 8eit
erlitt ibr Manr, einen ShlaeanfaQ.
Sic tam fofDrt suriid uno als tie it,
rem Wann uffenbar in ben lebten
9iiaeu ltegeno fano. brab lie in Ell
mem 2ehnitubl suiammen uno ftarb.
Nufregurg uno S@reG hatter lie ges
t0tet. Weniae Winuten ipater ftarb
audi ibr Wann.
- Sept baben iib aud Die farbi.
gen Tarmer oes Staates praanifiert
uno unter benz 0atnen .Gploreo
Sarmer'S Educational ano gpopera=
tine Union" cine neue Berbinoung
aearinoet.
= 6. 9bulemeper In gbiner, elmer
Der befannteiten oeutiden Bemobner
ienes Srtes, bat nit ieiuer Satin
oas Seit feiner a%oloenen 0oh5eit ae=
feiert.
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seds skahrhmmserte aeniiaeu.

I'm su ~beitdtiaen, mas bic 2eute i'm IL.
Sabrhunoert bebaupteten, baB namlid1
oas groBe Observation-Disclosures Der
M6mbe pDn ct. Bernbaro, bas lest ols
st. Berunrb's &rd~uterpiuen betannt. 1T
elm tuirffihes uniperial Seilmittef, 10
tueit oaS moglib lit, tuar. Sic erfanr.
ten ben cDntcDuirenoen ginflus Der Qeber
in @eiun6beit unb &ranfbeit, unb lire
tuunbernoue gntbedung iebte tie in
Stano. elmer 8roBen Mn5abl BON 3eiben
bel oeren 8eainn entQeQensutpirfen, in.
benz iie bic 2eber suerit in Orbnune
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-08
Gtm fprcterfer 8ttf

enbei otter in einem l1nfaG. I'm Ser.
lebungen 3u beilen, gebrau6t Bud
ler's Mrnica Salbe. Cine tiefe Wunbe
in meinem SUB, i6reibt Sbeobore
S6lle, Columbus O., peruria9te
mir groBe S6mer5en. Nerste tparer
ma6tlos, aber 8udlen's Nrnica Salbe
BELLE tie fdnea, % Gen@. 3n hq:
ben BET s. &alteper & 5obn, @en. s,
s. S6mibt unb Nbolpb SreiB,
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@pti 8~riegsidamplat.

8erihieoene NaHriGten aus
Singapore uno Batauia meloen, oaB
Die iapaniiben Sbiffe auf Der anoes
rem Seite Der Strabe BON Walatfa
eeieben leien uno ofenbar Die Nus.
fabrt oerielben beuaHen. Ser eng.
liide Danpfer rTara", Der lueben in
Singapore angefommer lift, mill boz
gege1 rufiiihe Sbiffe 80 Weilen n6ro.
lih BON Singapore geieben baben.
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gtnre sa permteten.

Der Sture i'm @ebdube Der Ssreie
Breiie SEQ. 218 Oft COMMERCE. Str.
70 SUB brett uno 100 SUB tief, 1T
81 oertnieten. @abaufraaen in Der
Office Der
Treie @reHe farl9eras.
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aHrdterltdhes setpeu aehpheu.

S6retIi6 inter ben SoIgen bergifs
ieter nnb unperbauli6er SpeiIen Ieis
0enb, nabm 6, g. 8raDfon, Qula,
Will, Or. Sings Neue 2ebenspiQen
ltnb ipnrbe gebeilt. rs Gents. 3a
baben bel s. aaIteDer & SDbn, Geo.
5. 8. S6miOt unb @boIpb SreiB.
@arantiert.
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Gone Star Bier unb Der garnebal.

Zone Star Bier un0 Der garnebal.
Gum garnebal, gum garnebal
-Seio munter unb ietb rob-
grtuarten iiher tuir @uh an
Su Sau Nntonio.
Bir haben aues prapariert
Mit goriiht uno 8ebaht.
Damit SIR gud5 redet amaiiert,
Sci Gage uno Bel @abt.
SSH bieten guh, pie iih's aeblhrt,
8ersnisen aler Nrt
llnb aues tpirb bier aufaefabrt,
@as CHM unb unitnn bat.
penn ruer mod @inn fir unfinn bot.
9em blibt oes 9ebens Mai.
&c matbt burdaus nidts in Der Sat.
Bie bod iein alter lei.
Drum tommt berbei, Of Sung uno Nlt,
Sbr Mtander. Beibeletn;
Sier eiebt's in ieslider @etalt
Gin luitia Tr6blihiein.
unb ieib SIR oaun tuol ale bier
Sn uni'rer Mitt' nereint,
50 aeben einen &at gub mir,
Ser ebrlirb 1T gemeint:
srintt Gone Star Bier BON frtib bis ipat
SIN Slaichen unb BON SaB,
sc lit bDn %feiniter Aualitdt,
9as bette, reinite NaB.
Yeriudt Die Sorten NDe brei
Grlanser. Cabinet,
alamo Cure 2abe lei.
SIR finoet's iiber nett.
Damn feiert SIR ben garneoal.
8ie es bat ionen iein
SIR finoet Srenoe lberau
uno amiiiert gu6 fein.
AHo nenn Sbr oana mad Sauie se6t,
go luitia itimmunasnon.
go bentt ber Gone Star 8aritat,
Dies INNER tleiben iou.
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- Wenn man gu piel ist, 10 bat
Die Sober 81 piel gu tun unb iie funts
tiDniert niht rihtia. I'm fie pieber
rihtig arbeiten 81 MAIDEN, nebn,e
man Or. Guguft a6nia's 6ambur=
ger Er0pfen. sic brineer bag So.
item tuieoer in Oronuna.
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Su Wieu Eat Der befonnte Ser,

Sn Wien bat Der befannte @ers
ilanift uno Direttor oes Seminars
flir oeutine Bbilolpaie, Brufeffor 8is
9aro 6einsel, Selbftmprb begangen.
@r bdtte lett LANCER Belt an aranfs
beiterf laboriert, uro in einem &ns
TAU BON Weraweifuna iaate CT fid
etre augel ourh ben &opf.
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Seine Aual fommt Der eurd &beu-
matismus oeruria6ten gleib. 9urb
ben @ebraub BON elmer & 0lmembs
8ecept Wu. 1851 miro ipfort Sim
oerung geIbaffen. Sin allen Npo'
tbeten gu bnben.
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- Wtit oer @infibruna oes eleftri.
hon Embellishments il, no,,4rI,-

ldert Sbneubabnbetriebs in Deutihs
lamb ioa, laut 8eibluB Der &eeie'
rung, runmebr Der &nfane aemadi
meroen. aQeroings erit auf stpei
Streden. go iino Sundhit ShneQ-
atge, Die cine @eihninoiateit Don
100 8ilometern Die Stunoe erreihen
nerben, 5miihen Berlin unb 6ams
burg, iomie atpiihen Berlin uno
5annDoer in Nusliht aenDmrlen.
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Sas Bette aeaer &beumatismus
1T elmer & MmenoS 8ecept go.
1851. gerHbmt eepproen burb
leine oielen erfolareihen Seilungen.
Sn allen Nputheten au haben.
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Sdgliae yourtteu salatmaaeu

nah Californian, ebenip uah ct.
2ouis, oia geras & Bacific Babn
pbne Wehiel. Sbreibt an iroeno
einen 9idet : Ggenten tueaen oieies
neuen Dienites uoer an 6. s.. Sur.
ner, @enerals Baifaoier.N sent, Dal.
fas, Teras.
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Seine Weine. @bisties, 81.
qu6re uno giaarren AL BADEN in
Shola's Saloon. Mfamp : R[asa.
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Cages . Hiemtafettem.
Snlnnh.


@egen Wrs. g6aopid in Gle
oelano 1T cine t,eue Nntlage erbpben.
9ielelbe lautet, ben 4a1lirer Der
9ant in Sberlin, Spear. gum s5als
ihen Der @eimdftsbiiber peranlaBt
uno ibn babel unteritiibt au BADEN.
- Sn Der BaIeio StraBe gu San
Srancisc0 bat man neulib ben topfs
uno beinloien &Drper zines iungen
Mannes gefunoen. @r nar in elm
altes 8lanfet einaeiblager uno nod
tuarrn. Bis iebt 1T es ribt aelun'
gen, Die Soentitat oer 2eine fe1t5u.
fteuen.
@S lit beIhlof1en nDroen. mie
aus Walbinaton gemelbet piro, brei
ausldnoiihe Snaenieure au Wite(ies
bern oes tehniiben 0eirotes Der
Banantatanals &pmmillion su ernens
men, ndmlib einer aus Deutihlano.
eire1 aus Sranfrei1 uno einen brit
ten aus England. Die betreffenoen
Gegierunaen iino bon Den Ser.
Staaten erfuht mproen, einen Sne
genieur gu Dem belaater 3mede
namboft gu MAIDEN.
- Gus Tuclpn.. Nrisuna, meloet
man: Wabreno q. 6. 2amb, Su.
perinteuoent Der Tres Nmieps.
Grube, in ieinem an Der 5taotarense
aelegenen 9auie i'm Ghlaie lag,
fano unter Dem 6auie cine DDnamit-
egploiiDn ftatt. Das 6aus wuroe
ooaitdnois in Trimmer eeleat uno
2amb muroe in Stnde aerii1en.
3eile leineS &Drpers fane man cine
bqlbe Meile bon benz Gaule entfernt.
9amb'8 Trau unb Rinber Iino lett
einia 8eit i'm Often auf gelub.
Die gDroner8 Suru ertannte aui
WtDrb burh unbefannte Beripnert.
2amb par in Streitieteiten iiber
perlbieoene 8erabaurehte peruifelt.
uesbalb man nerrtutet, baB elmer
ieiner @egner Die Tat periibte. Sc
tuiro cine itrenae unteriu9ung pDr=
genont,en meroen uno maj, errpars
tet, eas batb @erbaitunaer erfoleen
ueroen.
GH
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Shols' Saloon bletet etnen
anaenebmen Nufentbnlt.
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Stie gemsg.
MILL BRIDGE SALOON,

Cd @atarrns uub 1arfet= 9traBe.
Vanl Madbts, Gisentiimer.
Iasae3ei9nete Sale fir geriammlun0s Spsde. =
StetS frtid1eS Zone gtar 8ter an 0abt.
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@tmG's s Gents 5apana @iaarren
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Stmd's S Gents oapana e,aarrsn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-10
COTTON BROKERS HOSTILE.
Interest Increasing in New York Over
Prices Position.

Special Dispatch to The Star
NEW YORK, July 10.-Local cotton
brokers' today were much interested In
the step taken by Theodore NJ Price in
running down to Washington yesterday
with his attorney. William M. WINS, and
demanding a retraction from Secretary of
Agriculture Wilson for having alleged
that Price bought advance information of
the cotton crops which leaked out
through Edwin S. Holmes, Jr., who was
removed last Saturday from the bureau
of statistics by Secretary Wilson.
The local brokers agree that it was Mr..
Prices best move. as 1t would never have
done for him to rest quietly under the re-
Elections of the Secretary of Agriculture.
suit for libel brought by Mr.. Price
against a cabinet officer. 1t was said here
today. would certainly be one of the very
best ways of bringing out the whole truth
In the cotton leaks" scandal and the
whole truth is what the members of the
New York Cotton Exchange are anxious
to get.
What the cotton brokers are afraid of
Is that 1t would be held that a member of
the cabinet cannot be sued for libel for
anything he may publish in his official
report, on the same principle that no
member of the United States Senate or
House of Representatives can be held re-
sponsible for SANDER for any utterances
made upon the floor of either house
The local cotton brokers begin to be-
ueve that Holmes was not the only man
In the bureau of statistics who should
have been dismissed, and that at least an
other man should have been dismissed for
having failed to discover leaks that had
been going on in the last two years. They
believe that Holmes is only a scapegoat,
and that the leading culprits have yet to
be unearthed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-10
NEW YORK ADVANCE.
Movement Was Accompanied by Great
Activity.

NEW YORK. July 10.-An advance Of
more than So a bale was recorded in the
cotton market here today on reports Of
heavy rains in the west. private advices Of
crop damage and the belief that the June
acreage report Of the bureau of statistics
had underestimated the percentage de-
crease.
The movement was accompanied by great
activity and excitement. All options In the
local market sold over the 11-cent mark
during the first few minutes of trading. Oc-
tober, after opening at 1875, advanced to
11.21, a little more than 81 bale over the
closing figures of Saturday Other months
were equally strong and excited.
At midday the market was still very ex-
cited and feverish. with shorts still cover
ing and a continued demand through wire
and commission houses to absorb the heavy
profit taking of old longs. Prices were
about 4S to 80 points net higher. Spot cot
ton quiet; middling uplands, 11.3O; mid
ding gulf, 1155.
Estimated receipts at the ports today,
5000 bales, against Tab last week and
/ 4S2 last year. For the week, 10000 bales
against 62,249 last week. and 10,51S last
year Today,s receipts at New Orleans
2Os4 bales. against sos last year, and at
Houston 1927 bales. against l last year.
Cotton futures opened strong. July, lO6S;
August, 1910: September. 1917; October
1875: November. 100: December. 11O5;
January, 11O4; March. lilo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-10
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Officers and Directors Elected at Meet
ing Saturday.

At a meeting of the stockholders of the
Peoples Savings Bank, held at their new
banking house, 61O 14th street northwest.
Saturday, the following stockholders were
elected directors: r. P. Andrews s. D.
Waters, w. F. Guide, L. r. CHM, w.
Gwynn Gardiner, ]. w. Fogler, Wilton J.
Lambert, William Masters, ]. B. Kinnear.
H. s. knight. C. F. Sudwarth and s. j.
Masters.
After the stockholders meeting had ad-
iourned a meeting of the directors was
held and the following officers were elect
ed: S. J. Masters, president: Wilton ].
Lambert, vice president and attorney; j..
B. Kinnear, secretary Francis R. Dooley,
cashier.
The election of Mr.. Dooley as cashier will
be a pleasant surprise to his friends IN
Washington and particularly to the MEM
beers of the local chapter of the American
Institute of Bank Clerks with which he
has been affiliated since Its organization
here and who was last May elected pres
ident of the chapter.
Mr. Dooley severed his connection with
the National Safe Deposit, Savings and
Trust Company on July l. when he accept
ed position with the Young & Selden
Company of Baltimore. The Peoples Saw
ings Bank being in need of a cashier with
the qualities said to be possessed by Mr..
Dooley Immediately opened negotiations
with him, which resulted in his being elect
ed cashier. Mr.. Dooley's connection with
the banking business dates back eight
years. he having begun as runner in the
West End Bank and worked himself up
through the various departments. and
going to the Citizens National Bank when
that bank merged with the Metropolitan
several years ago. Two years ago he ac-
ceptel a position with the National Safe
Deposit, Savings and Trust Company and
was promoted to receiving teller In that
bank which position he was holding when
he resigned from that institution.
The Peoples Bank began business two
years ago with capital Of $4,000 They
have now increased their capital stock to
100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-10
THE TOBACCO TRADE.
Receipts at Virginia Marts - Heavy
Rains Caused Some Damage.

The receipts of tobacco at Lynchburg Va,
continue light. Prices on Tugs the past
week were fully up. but all grades of leaf
were rather low. Tie weather has been
unfavorable for the growing crop. There
was rain nearly every day, and in many
sections 1t was very heavy. Damage to the
growing crop is reported. caused by the up
lands being badly washed and the lowlands
being overlooked resulting in much to-
bacco being washed up or covered with
sand. This is reported from every county
that trades with Lynchburg market. Hail
has been reported in several sections. but
not very much damage done.
At Danville, Va, the amount of loose to-
bacco during the past week from first hands
was somewhat larger than it has been for
some time. 1t is plain that there is still
remnant of tobacco in farmers hands
which is very likely to reach the market
in the next week or ten days. There has
been a good season for getting the tobacco
In condition to handle. Some very service
able lots have appeared on the breaks.
which have been taken at fair prices Sew
eral of the buyers are of of the market
just now, owing to the small quantity OF
tobacco yet to be offered.
There is no change in prices worthy of
note.
At South Boston, Va, sales of leaf to-
bacco for several weeks past have been
light, rarely exceeding 10000 pounds week
ly. with an average price of nearly . cents
The total amount SOLD there 10 July L was
14.471. I25 pounds. The growing crop Is look
ing we'll and has improved wonderfully dur
ing the past ten days Of seasonable wealth
er. There will probably be an average crop
or a little over.
At Petersburg Va, the sales of loose to-
bacco at the different warehouses for some
weeks past have been small for the rea-
son that about all of last years crop has
been sold. The total sales of loose to-
bacco in Petersburg from October l. 1904
to July 1. 1905. amounted to 1851
pounds. The new crop is reported to be
doing well. The acreage planted Is about
the same as last year.
At Durham, N. c., sales of leaf tobacco
the past month have been very light, with
no appreciate change in prices. The total
amount sold for the month of June was
225 900 pounds. The new crop Is growing
off well, and with seasonable weather Will
make about the average amount in pounds
or probably a small increase. The ware
housemen are calculating on an increase of
business for the new tobacco year. and the
impression prevails throughout that sec
ton that the new crop will sell better than
leaf tobacco has for several years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-10

OYSTER BAY, l.. l., July lot Is re-
garded here as not unlikely that criminal
proceedings may result from the investiga-
ton of the cotton report leak in the Depart
ment of Agriculture. The subject has not yet
been presented to the President in a formal
way although he Is familiar with most of
the details of the inquiry. United States
District Attorney Beach of Washington was
of the opinion after a cursory examination
of part of the evidence adduced in the in
vest1gation that criminal proceeding
would not lie against Assistant Statistician
Holmes. who Is alleged to have profited by
giving advance Information of the condition
of the cotton crop TO certain brokers.
The Department of Justice is not inclined
to accept this view of the case. While no
decision to institute criminal proceedings
has been reached. the subject is being con-
sidered by Attorney General Moody who
later will take the matter up with the
President.
No visitors of Importance had engage
ments to the President today After
the President had taken his usual morning
exercise and plunge IN the bay he took
up with Secretary Loeb an accumulat ton OF
official business. devoting several hours
to IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-10
Held for Grand Jury.

Marks H. Kenney was held by Judge
ONeal In the Police Court today for the
action OF the grand jury. to investigate a
charge of grand larceny. The bond was
fixed by the justice at 500. in default of
which he was committed to jail 1t Is
likely that the case will not be considered
before next October.
kenney is charged with taking quantity
Of silver and dress suit case from his
mother. The son has caused trouble be-
fore, 1t is said by the police. and these
things had been hidden from him. He took
them. 1t Is charged, and after pawning
them. he went on a trip to New York. His
whereabouts became known to the local
police authorities, when they Investigated
the case on complaint of the mother. and
Detective Weldon went to the metropolis
and brought kenney back.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-10
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, July 1O.-On damage reports
from the northwest September wheat adj
vanced to STA here today
Strength Of wheat steadied September
corn at 563s.
Moderate demand from pit traders sent
September oats up to 311a31Hc.
After September had advanced to S8Nc
the market experienced considerable of a
reaction resulting from general selling.
due largely to a sharp decline In price OF
cash wheat at Kansas City. The market
showed q net gain for the day of Ka%. final
quotations being at 87daS7N
Close: Wheat-July. 90A; September,
S7i.aS7A; December S7A; May, 9Oh.
Corn-July. SO; old. 1914: September. So;
old. 55H; December, 49A: old. 51N; May.
ass.
Oats--July. 32x; September. a1A: Decem-
Der. 81; May, $685.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-10
The World of
Finance and Trade
COTTON MART EXCITED
PRICES BOUNDING UPWARD AT
NEW ORLEANS TODAY.

NEW ORLEANS. La, July 1O.-With
prices bounding upward. there was an ex-
cited opening of the cotton market here
today. the quotations going beyond II cents
for active positions. Immediately after the
opening the advance ran as high as sixty
five points. October selling at 1872
Various causes contributed to the add
vance. the chief factor. however. being ex-
ceedingiy bullish weather reports. Heavy
rains and In some Instances foods were re-
ported from sections of the cotton belt.
There was also belief in the minds Of
brokers that IL the results of the investiga-
tons In the bureau of statistics of the gov
eminent indicated anything 1t was that
the bad state of the crop had been con-
cealed.
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Washington Stock Exchange

Sales--Regular call, IL O'Clock noon-Norfolk and
washington Steamboat IS. $1,000 at ia $500 at
ia. 81 500 ia. -
at s0A. 40 at 9OS, SO at 90la. so at 9Ib buyer
go, at 9OA. N
Union Truct 5 at 1891
Union Savings Bank. 1 at 260 (seller co.,
traders National Bank, 10 at lS3 10 at 49, 10
at 1873. '
Lanston Monotype. 100 at 1875. 100 at 15N, 100
at 1914. 100 at 15N.
Greene Copper, 80 at 21h
After call-u. S. registered 3s. $500 at 1881.
Washington Rwy. and Elec. pfd at eON 10
at 9O%. WI" ~
Washington Gas cert. $500 at 119h
washington Rwy. and Flee As, $500 at OH.
at 9las, 81 coo at DIS, $1,000 at 9I% 81, 900 at
Dis 81 600 at 9lN.
Washington Rwy. and EIec. CON-. 10 at 81 8
at 81. 90 at 379, touyer COZ, 80 at SO. 90 at ss,
so at 49, 80 at as so at IS. so at 49, SO at 80, 50
at ~. 90 at 3S. 80 at 3S. so at 3s. $50 at 49,
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HAS TAKEN CoGNIzANCE.
President Urges Attorney General
Moody to Prosecute Holmes.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
OYSTER BAY. n. Y, July 10.-Although
President Roosevelt has not as yet received
official notification of the scandal which
has developed in the bureau of statistics
through the action Of Assistant Government
Statistician Edwin Holmes in giving out
advance information in regard to the prob
abilities of the cotton crop. II Is under
stood that the President has already taken
cognizance of the matter and has written
to Attorney General Moody expressing very
strong views on the subject and urging
that Mr. Holmes be criminally prosecuted
II that be possible
The revelation of the leaks existing has
caused the President the deepest indigna-
ton. impugning It does the honesty and
value of an important institution of the
government