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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1905-02-18
SOUTH DAKOTA.

Mr.. John Kane, of San Jose, Cal, the
father of the young man who died at
CHnistota on February ,. arrived at
the latter place on the day prior to his
sons interment. The old gentleman
formerly lived ut Canistota, but al
most ten years ago moved to Califor-
mia, and every one whom he met was
glad to meet and greet him once more.
The day after the funeral Mr.. Kane re-
| ceived a telegram from his home in
San Jose that his eldest son, Dan, had
dropped dead at that place that morn
ing from heart failure. The deceased
was we'll known in McCOok county,
having resided there up to the time of
his fathers departure for the coast,
and was highly respected.
The beautiful new statue of the
Blessed Virgin. which was donated to
St Anne's church ut Geddes by Miss
Anna Wendell, was blessed on Sunday
week by the Rev. Father Burke.
The Dominican Fathers Of Mnneap
! oils will open a weeks mission at the
Church of Our Lady Of Good Coun-
sci ut Elkton on Sunday, May I, after
which they will proceed to White.
where another mission will be given IN
ST Pauls church. The reverend
clergy desiring the services Of these
missionary fathers will please write
Rev. J. T.. Moran. O. r., Holy Rosary
Convent, 2l24 Eighteenth avenue S..
Minneapolis. Mimi.
The handsome affairs for st. Thorn.
as new church ut Madison have been
delivered in that city and Mgr. Flynn
is hurrying along the work on tho
church. He hopes to have it dedicated
in May by the Right Rev. Bishop
O'Gorman.
Dicd.--The infant child Of Mr. ant
Mrs. Walter 'Papka died at their home
southwest of White, on Saturday, an(
the remains were inferred in the Gem
ctcry ut that place on Monday after
noon The Rev. +. V. Coyne conduct
ed appropriate services.
The people of Mitchell are Away:
anxious to push along every worth.
enterprise calculated to benefit tina
| thriving burg. and are now working tt
secure Il Catholic hospital. They in
tend to donate Il valuable piece o
ground on the outskirts of the city 70
that purpose and Mr.. II. c. Burns. re
ceivcr of the land Office, and one Of it
hest and most influential business mel
is i'm correspondence with the Rev
Mother Joseph. superiorcss of the Pre-
Scntaion Nuns Mt Aberdeen.
\ delegation of the Knights of &c
!, lumbus from Sioux Falls and of tn
Catholic Order of Forcstcrs from Ss
. lem were present ut the funeral of MI
Ed Kane of ,Canistota. from st. Pat
:, rick's church. Montrosc, on Februar
g. The deceased was Il member o
both organizations.
q Died.-Ida. daughter of Mr.. an
! Mrs. Lugar Bcauclamp. Sr.. Of Jack
q son township. Charles Mix county, die
on February 3 of spinal meningitis an
| was laid to rest on Sunday ut Gedde
: after the holding of appropriate serN
ices in st. Anne's church by Fathe
, Burke. Tho death Of this child was
J. great shock to the entire communit!
+ as she appeared apparently as we'll q
/ ever up to few days before he
h DEATH
It Mr.. John Murphy, who has been vi
l. iting numerous relatives and FRIEND
t. throughout McCook county, has r
S turned to his home in California.
e We are pleased to learn that tt
d good people of Maytield, Yankton coul
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-02
@isss- @rab.


Sames unb Srisba @araro, Sc
9snnp Str, 2nabe. g. uno
Carp Waep, $50 Econ Str, 3nabe
s. W. unb Anna Nidols, 1921
Broabtpap, Rnabe. -Sames uno Solo
6apben, 81 gebile Mbe., Wdo6en. =
@arl unb Carrie Barlop, 2521 WoOb-
latpn gpe., Mdb9sn. = .. g uni
Bertha Waebod, Ola Wooolamn Npe il,
Rnabe. - 2ouis unb @arris 3immer,
80 Glet9sr abe., Rdo9sn. = Stan-
len unb Waub Wbimortb, All Blafs
Str, Wdbden. = albert unb @li3a'
BETH Barp, 8s4 @asns Str, Wdb@sn.
-Soispb unb 6rau Sames, 507 OF
Waibinston Str, 2nabe.
@etraut:
Sobn Green 8ia-gmma R. 6rib.
@arsp 2ong-gertie MitdsQ.
u. 2odwooo-Mnna 2eaosg.
Mlfreb 5int-gbiib .. Me@lain.
@prus @offn-@. Smain.
2arl S9aefer = CHARLOTTE Witfdrid.
gbmarb Briflsp-Ninie 6apnes.
Greb @enning -Sofepbine @i9eri9.
@barles Submeper-@arrie $enteber9.
Sames 8ramblet-garrie See.
@oroin SteDenfon - Sarah Wiaiams.
Sames 9easlep-perIine @arritp.
Sobn Sbea-gribgis Ngnem.
6reberid ". Woore-@Iara 8oeber.
8efnrben:
@sbecca 2tobb. 63, 1924 on Is,
Ctr. - Granees Greo, 81, 2319
abams Str.-Sarab @ron, 40. 419
Wef court Str. - Struggling Smith,
Stabt.-2ula 5iebs. 48. 1925 Naomi
Ctr. - Sdu9lins Comics, 1912 6opi
Moe. - 4atberine Bloaer. "a, 1884
Olipe 9Th. -@brifian Gong. 81, Sod.
ion Str.-@ieero Quinn. 81, 237
Wila Ctr. = Ssferfon Sbompion,
II, 17l8 Danbes Str.-Winnie Rap.
1920 Rineeolb Ctr. = Sbomas
@orbrsp. AZ. COZ %. 10. Ctr. -
&utb We9abe, AZ. gsntral 6Oipital
fur Srrfnni9e. = 8uran &obbins, 2
Wonate, Ill Ranfas Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-02
@runoeisentbums nebertragungen.

2spi g. pierfOn on Natban Nr=
budle, She'll bon Got rs, @inarb
plaes aooition. norb6flide @de Wal.
colt unb WaIbineton Ctr. "a, 500.
Charles .. YaB u. u. on Mamie
8. BOB, Got 26. @ibfons Sub, glod
%, Snhnions grben Noo.. 40 bel 1874
SUB, tusftli4e Settle bon Miblano Nos.,
n6rblid bon 10. Str. So. 500.
Sarab 6. Darpen an Samuel s.
@inebart. Got 4 unb She'll bon Got s.
Blod 81, Nortb indianapolis, iioIid
%. Str. $4,000.
SDutb part 9anb Co., an Maribaa
9. Spoe, Got 90, South parf 4ob.,
tpefli9 bon glmpoob Ctr. $2175.
Sisielbe on Charles ). 9eib, Got
81. bieislbe, 6fli4 bon glmwOob.
$194O.
Weslep Wenbenbaa on Nuftin 6.
Menbenhal, 3beil bonn iho6fliHen
Wiertel, Section 10, 3ownibip IA,
&ange 2, Is Meres, Decatur 8oun=
Ibip. $1,000.
Martba Garter an Sobn 80. ..
WaQs &C., She'll bes fiomefliasn
Viertels bon Section 2, 3omnibip Is,
&anee 2, 10 Nerss, Wapne SomnIbip,
$1,000.
Winiam 8. Warf6aQ at, Samuel
g.. Bottle &C., 2ot 81, 6oaibire's &C.
pleaiant Run addition. IS BET 1906
6ub. psrbsKert. Wefieite bon Nelfon.
@trabe, n6rbIi1 bon @oobIatpn Mpe. +,
1880.
Wi0iam 6. gn9liib an bic Nquos
DiRi1eb Batter Co.. Cots 81 unb go,
Blafe's Subbibifon. 70 bel 1873 SUB,
perbeKert. Worbpef-g Ode bon 81. @lair
unb WiKouri Str, $4,000.
gbmarb @. Mi1Ier an Gillian 9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-02
Sins ben @eri9tem.

Hihter Smod berbanoelte tiir3liD
segsn ben Neser Wiaiam Wapne, Der
bon elmer 8efunbbeits- gommiifon FIR
irrfinnig erffdrt worben mar. Wapne
ertldrte, nismals nit Der Grau berbeis
ratbet eetueIen gu iein. Die i'm isbt an
@eri9tsfelIe als ibren @atten reela=
mirte. sic ba9egen be3euste. oaB he
fi9 nit ibm Dor adt Sabren in Wem=
pbis, Ssnn., berbeiratbet bdtte. Diez
fem 9esenii5er CAB nun Der getlagte
an, baB feline 5rau, nit Der er mirtlid
perbeiratbet 9epefen Dor mshreren
Sabren in Seem Orleans geftOrben let
uno sr bel Der 3ldserin nnr als Die
tier sewObnt babe. 6dtte er Die ald=
germ 9sbeiraibst. 10 udre oas mo6l i'm
Sdlafe gel dsben.
Ser pro3eb Der Wafon U. SsgoOo
NadlaRenidaft 9esen bic 8unbssrsgie-
run9, Der idon Dor einigen Sabren
ieinen AnIang genommen, tpuroe jebt
snbli9 i'm 8unoesseri9t unter &i9ter
qnoerion gu @unfen Der 8ldgerin ent=
i9isosn, Die &esierung NOR Der Mei=
nuns, bab fis auf bic Na9lahenI4aft
einen gnIpru1 bon $4,000 fir
2riessfeusrn erbe6en f6nnte, bod
puros Der geweis erbradt, baB bic
Nadlafsnidaft i'm Sabre 1900, als
oas 8risss= grbidafts=s teuerseieB auf=
9sbOben uurbe, nod tn 6dnben zines
8erwalters lag.
Sic nod ni6t 16-idbriss Srau gs0s
6atpfins IoIte F9 9effern auf geran-
lafung ibrer Mutter, bic he trssen
WfBissanses bate berbaften lahen,
Dor &idtsr Stubs i'm Susenoseridte
perantwortsn. Die Nn9etla9te NOR
ndmlid Der Dor 3wei Sabren nit Wils
liam 6amtins e%inaeeanasnen ebe idOn
am 1tueiten Sage ~tiberortiig getuoroen
unb mar fura snti9loRen gu ibren Nm
gsb6rigsn In glwooo 3uradgstebrt.
Gin neuer 2iebbaber, Namens Nlonso
2isfer. OsRsn 6ers lie ssfanaen belt
uno ben lie gu bsirataen bsabf9tiste,
iobalo He nur erff BON ibrem 8atten
g.idisoen, bra9te IS 3u Stanoe, oab
er fie ous glmooo nod bier fon,men
feb, unb fis bel elmer an9eiebenen So
Mile In 9ausbpiae einquartierte, UNI
ibr bier otter uno bsquem feline Iuf=
tuartung MAIDEN 81 t0nnen. Der Rid'
ter fdien aber fur berartise grtrapa=
gansen tein 0stftdnbniB gu babsn lnb
CAB fein urtbeil oabin at. oab Die
iunee Dame smsds beRerer Nuffdt
~einftueilen 6rau Selen &o9ers iiber-
geben tperben fon.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-02
@ieaerssfnnoen.

Der ftir einige 3eit FIR berfdwun.
ben ertldrte Benjamin Sabis, as Sabre
alt, frtber 825 Wet Wafbin9ton Ctr.
wobnbaft, nod beRen Nufentbaltsori
f6on bic polisei fabnoets, fsbrte pl6b
lid nod feiner WObnun9 pieoer auriid.
Seine Soater, bic fi9 In ibrer gefors.
nib an Die polisei aepanot bate,
elaubte. bnb fih ibr Batter elm 2eio an.
getban bdtte. Sabis batte inbeHen nur
feline Wohnun9 9euedielt, obne feline
anseb6risen oabon in 2enntniB gu
iebsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-02
Sur lettem Hnbe.

Sic ferbliaen Refe Der Oberin ct.
Mnfelm, n,elde i'm 2ei4en9etpnlbe TO-
melt aufbeuabrt tnurosn, msrosn beute
i'm fleinen 6rieb6ofe Der Nnffalt bes
@nten 6irten our lebten &ube ss-
tragen. Die Oberiniff bic fisbente Der
frommsn 69meRern, tpelde in bieiem
9etueibten @runbe unter ben entipre-
denoen Geisrlidfeiten beissiebt miro.
Sbre 6r0mmigfeit uno ibre Nd9fen-
liebe eruarben Der 8erforbenen
6reunoe In ben meitefen 0reiien, 70
bab Die 9rauer um bisisl6s cine alIge.
meine if.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-02

@afbins On, 2. NGr3.
Sir Snbiana: S40n beute Na9t nno
am Sreitas; mdBise S~emperatur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-02
Wetterbertht.

Sur "a stnaseu. snosnb = ubr ROrssns. 8. gsdrs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-02
elegembeit /: sa S:. s :

pber Bertaui1eu zines gti9dftes probirea Sic
THE BUSINESS EXCHANGE
8inner 81. Fitzgerald 9ebdube, stprbbhIi9e Ode
harriet etrobe uun Circle.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-02
Sabtana's sr5sis dry gOObs gambler.

@larf, She'll BEG iibbfliaen IierteIs,
Section Is, SOmnfbip Is, @anse 8,
IL Neres, Wai6inston SopnIbip,
$780,.
Wamie 8. gab an Charles 8.
gab, Got 26. @ibion's Subj, bon
She'll SObnIOn's grben Nbo.. 40 bel
1874 SUB, be,bsfert, Norbfeite bon
afblano Npe., n6rbli9 bon 10. Str.
$500.
9bomas ). @riffitb on Marp 6.
Woore, She'll bon Got 1, Wrigbt's
BART 9psnue Mbb.. 80 bel so SUB.
bae., 9oroisite bon Is. Ctr. 6ftli9
bon part Mpe. 500.
Mmai 6. WbseIer on Winiam g.
6ufon, Got 8, Whesls,'s Subj,
She'll @easan part, 42.6 bel IS SUB,
bac., @orbieite "a. Str, ueflid bon
Niblano abe. 5000.
Sulia u. drills 8poer on Dabio ..
Drills, 8beil bon 2ots Sc, 81, 49,,
Seferion Bart Iob., 80 BEL ITO Sub,
perbeRert, @tbmeHede bon Florence
unb 10. Ctr. $1,000.
Iir9inia u. 2ea9man an 9arrp 6.
6uffinetOa u. 81. Got Is, Wriabt's
Subb., She'll SobniOn's grben NOb.,
40 BET 131.45 SUB, oerbefert, Oftieite
Der Cornell Mbe.. ihbli9 bon 90. ctr.
uno Got 2, N"insmortb's Subj, 40 bel
142.1 SUB. perbeHert, Ofieite Der
6puntain Str, n6roli9 Der 8tirtel=
balm. $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-02

2OcaL8 etterberi9t
S9Sn beute Ha8t unb am Sreitas ;
feline ipeientliGe gerdnberuns in Der TENT
peratur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-02
Warot 0raS Gremriionem.
Ha9 Netp Orleans. Mobile uno
Yeniatola pia Yenniplpania
Qiuien.

Grcuriions Sabrfarten nod Neip Orleans,
Ga. Robile, Mla. unb 9enfacpla, Sla., pia
9ennibIpania 9inien, rperben p~erfauft bon
1. bis 6. Wars, eini1IieBIi1. Nan fraee
BEL ben EidetsMeenten Der Benninioania
2inien fir fpeitere Snformation iiber Sabrs
preis, gbfabrts3eit uHb @epdd.Sef6rberuns
u. (. 10. on.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-02

0aramttrte aar fir $dtMprrbpteem.
&itelnbs, bIinbe, blutenbe ober berpors
febenoeSdmorrboi6en. Sbr Mpothefer erffats
tet bas @eIb 3urid trenn PAZO ONT
MENT 30 furiren perfeblt in 6 Bis IA
Taeeu. SOC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-02
Itermometerffanh

8. Z. 1Iptbs
Sections Director.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-02-26
l!lI!lI!!Il!IIlllnI
At wizards.

The Wizard stationery store is still
adding to the already splendid stock
that has been carried. 1t is the inten-
ton of Mr.. Wizard to continually add
to the store and thus have the finest
line in the state at prices that are
reasonable.
One feature that has been added is
the picture frame department. Mr..
Albro has been engaged in this depart
ment, where a new stock of picture
frames and mouldings have been re-
ceived. Ali orders receive prompt at
tention and the work is the best that
can be produced. Mr.. Wizard invites
inspection of his new books and maga-
zines that are arriving daily.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-02-26

A stupendous Scenic Production
~ Cast Of UnequaIed Excellence
Play Of Intense Interest
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-02-26

D. F. & p. A., So. Pac. Co., Reno, New
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-02-26
Low Rate to Washington D. c.

Low Rate to Washington D. c.
oUO 0esOS"'
On the 25th and 9th Of February
the Southern Pacific Co.. will make =
rate to Washington, d. G. and return
Of $500. Going trip to commence on
date Of sale and to be completed up
to Chicago, st. Louis, Memphis or New
Orleans not later than March Sd. Re-
turn trip to be COMPLETED within sixty
days Of the date Of sala Stop overs
allowed west Of Chicago. st. Louis.
Memphis and New Orleans. For fur
Their information apply to agent, So.
Pas. Co.. Reno, Nevada, or to the un-
designed.
A. H. Rising.
D. F. & p. A., So. Pac. Co., Reno, New.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-02-26
.s,tssaz IA
90 a,THE eAaLE MARKET,

4. s. III - gEiees. come and st
~ On meats are first Glass.
c. Bed. , and Z CENTS sIesnA
s poqNdi q Shoulder .stsak Is cents.
|briskst 4 eeate . lonnA, RIB roast 10
and u cents per pound. round steak
10 cents Per pound. hamburg SeSGk
10 cents. Lard 3 pound tins 20 cents,
Is pound tins IS csnts, 10 pound dIa
81 IS. Fresh flsh. crabs and shrimps
Thursday at IL o'clock and after.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-02-26


wizards store is the proper place
to secure your stationery and books.
prices cut to meet the condition Of
the times. ~'''-'a'-- "',-
Oregon Cream Cheese, smoked sal
mon. sardines, mackerel and lots o.
other good things to eat at the Meyers
Nero. Co.
Try Golden Gate Mocha and Java
coffee, and you win b pleased. To
right. ~--, -.
Wanted-A furnished house to rent
or a small rancL property situated
near this city. Inquire at this office.
Dry pine and pine nut wood can be
found at Petersen & Springmeyer's
hay yard. Ring up the phone.
Take . look at the new ties that
are being shown at Platt's.
Start the New Year right and buy
your groceries at the Meyers Mercan-
tile Co. Good goods at the right price.
Our Motto.
Try Our Taste Hams to be had at
the Meyers Nero. Co.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-02-26
THE INITIATIVE REFERENDUM

JHe INITIATIVE REFERENDUM
a. l.3.,s
Yesterday the Initiative and Referen
dunn was lost by one vote in the Sen
ate. Notice Of reconsideration was
given and the matter was made spec
ial order for Tuesday when It is more
than probable that -four, other Demo
cratic Senators will be present which
win insure the passage of the resolu-
tttn.
The Winnemucca platform reads:
I'VE favor the Constitutional amend
tent providing for the iniative and
rSeerendum."
There is no equivocation in the Ian
guage Of this plank and the party is
sacredly bound to it.
The vote in favor Of the referendum,
by the people Of the State shows con-
clusively. the direction in which the
public mind is set regarding this fea-
ture of government. 1t stood 1895 for
and 767 against
- The initiative and referendum en-
ables the people to place legislation
on the statute book which their repre-
sentatives refuse to place there.
It brings the people closer to the
actual law making power. So long as
tie representatives Of the people keep
their pledges there is no disagreement
and no need for the. people to act.
When they repudiate the wishes of
those who have elected them and kick
down the ladder by which they have
climbed, the initiative and referendum
enables the people themselves to take
q hand in the business Of legislation
Ind when ten per cent of the voters
petition q, legislature to place an act
before them to vote ON at the general
election the legislature has no option
9n, the matter. The people must be
given the opportunity Of saying at the
polls whether they want such law or
not. 1t is the government for and by
the people and excellent Democratic
doctrine.
The Appeal hopes to be able next
Tuesday to chronicle the passage of
the resolution by every Democratic
vote in the Senate.
lI!lll!l!!lIlIlnI
At Wizards.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-20
MARKET FOR FUTURES
NO NEW DEVELOPMENT DURING THE
 DAYS TRADING.
Ealing Quiet Throughout, With Quotations Moving Within Range of Seven
 Points-Into Sight Figures
 Smaller Than Last ~ Years.

New York; Jan. 1s-The cotton market developed no new features and ruled gen erally quiet with quotations moving within . range of points,
 The opening was steady, unchanged to points lower, or about in line with the Liv. erpool cables which reported decline ot sos points on futures at the hour of the local opening. But the spot cotton there was in good demand at the decline oi 6 points There was no hint of further financial trouble in the banking situations South anu there appeared to be renewal or the pres sure which caused the break yesterday, Consequently offerings were small and foi- lowing the call moderate covering that, may have been influenced to some extent oy the report of important buying in the New Or leans market near the close yesterday fs,- fled prices to a net gain of about 4GS , pointR
 Following this the market worked off under private reports of weaker Soutasfn spot markets, and in the early afternoon was about 162 points net lower. Towards the close early sellers covered, rallying the market to the best point of the session, prices being finally steady, net s@e points higher
 The movement continued very sr,all with the Into sight figures for the week thought likely to fall around 1s0.o00 bales, against zB5,0o0 bales last year. Official reports from Southern spot markets did not in the least confirm the reports received from pri- yate sources of increased offerings, tne market being quiet and unchanged
 Tn the break following the early bulge s-the bears useeHthe industrial disturbances in against prices, but this phase of the situa. tion evidently had little weight in view of .Hhe appearance of continued firmness among &n0te holders.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-20

response to the declines in the American markets yesterday and thereoy gave longs considerable disappointment as they expect ed the sensational buying toward the close of the local market yesterday to have some effect on the English market.
 New York came in steady at a decline of
 little covering by shorts was done and this served to put prices to points higher than the closing of yesterday. At the high CT levels the bears again showed their teeth and prices were slowly forced down until all the advance was lost and they stood at about i o'clock 1 and points lower than
 the closing of yesterday on the active months. In the spot market there was little or no demand and, so far as could be learn- ed, sales up to 1 o'clock did not exceed 50S bales. Trading was at unchanged prices This falling off in the demand seems to be a proof of contention of the bears that tho spot demand for January shipment has been
 satisfied and that the market need count on no more support from spot buyers for the rest of this month, In spite of the lack of buyers the corntry was not alarmed into
 offering more freely. What offers were are being paid in the New Orleans market The coming cotton convention is giving
 the spot holder great courage. It will b" of the country. from the present indications. At least 20,e00 delegates have already been appointed in all sections If the belt. Of course not all these delegates will attend. but the convention will be an immense rep- resentative gathering. and the farmer evi dent1y expects great things from t.
 Liverpool futures opened quiet and steady at a decline of points and closed to 3 points lower than the closing of yesterday. Private cables expressed some concern over the political situation or situations on the continent. Spots were in good demand, as was natural with Liverpool prices more fa- vorable to buyers than American. Sales emountsa to 1s,ooo haies' pr;ces easier:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-20
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City, Jan. l9.-Cattle-Receipts, 7,50O, including 12OO Southerns. Steady to Toe lower. Choice export and dressed beef steers, 4.75d5.75 fair to good, 3.5Oa4.75; Western fed steers, 3. @5. 25; stockers and feeders, 3.O094.25; Southern eteers, 3 .5O % AIS: Southern cows, 2.25 93.25; native cows, 1.7594.15; native heifers. 3.OO@4. 5J; bulls, 2.5O@4.Oo; calves, 3.OOd6.5O.
 Hogs-Receipts. 14.OO0. Steady to SC higher Heavy, 4.75@4.s5; packers, 4.60@ 4. SO; pigs and lights, 4.OOQ4.72h.
 Sheep-Receipts. 5000 Active. Native lambs, 6.OOG75O; native wethers 5. 25 C S.75 native a fed n ewes, ] 4,2S e @ .7S; WesterT @e so: Western sheep. 4.75 G5.75; stockers and feeders. 3,0o95. %,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-20
MARINE NEWS.

New Orleans, Jan. 1s.-C1eared: strs. Farnham. Br, Petersen. Aarhuus; Lord Roberts, Br, Boal, Dublin; Nyassa, Br.. punkrk; Taunton N9r MoNIf Eiefsen Puerto Manchester Miller, Br., Beggs, Manchester; Esparta, Br., Rose. Port Limon.
 Port Eads-Arrived: Strs Quart, Br., Dalzeil, Port Talbot; Preston. Nor, Irgene, Port Limon; Eldia Mason. New York; Las sell. Reynolds, Philadelphia: Tampican, Br., Harrison, Liverpool Sailed: Strs. Joseph W. Fordney, Cameron, New York; Lakonia, Br., McNein. Havre; Recta, Br., Browne Aar- huus: Lord Antrim. Br,, English, Belfast Taunton, Nor, Ellefesen, Puerto Cortez.
 Mobile-Arrived: Str. Belize, Nor, Chris tiansen Belize: schr. NolSomis, Spur, Kings ton. Cleared: Str. Fort Morgan, Nor, Ols- vik, Bocas del Toro.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-20
HAYWARD, WICK & CLARK's COTTON
 LETTER.
.tny Dlrset PrIvats WIZ to v!Lglp { Taunoe

fHy Direct Private Wire to Virgin & Faunce, - Managers; Phone 73S.)
 New Orleans, Jan. 1s.-It was a toss-up to-day to find out which was the duller the npot market or the future market. Cotton 8eennsd to interest one, neither specula Tor nor spinner. Part of the dullness may ka ascFfbed to the two features now hanging DxeR the market; the coming monster cotton kunventaon in this Scity and the pending csn- aus bureau report on the amount of cotton ainned prior to Jan. 1s. whether the one Eriil be bullish enough to offset the bearish- Iness Of the other Is the Chinese puzzle which ss vsxing the talent just now and until the solution e found there is little doubt that khe majority of traders will restrict their Operations.
 lTha future market opened steady with wrioea unchanged to point higher than the
 laAe as EessesdaEs ksEsEnaA maae B fall
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-20
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

.s New Orleans, Jan. 1s.-spot cotton quiet;
 huyors and sellers apart. Sales, 1.600 bales,
 including 16o to arrive Quotations un- changed
 sA Futures opened unchanged to i point up \ and continued quiet throughout the session. ( with very narrow fluctuations The ac- 4ivIty of the Liverpool market today gave Ntrength to the local situation, causing a
 firm undertone. The bears assert that ss4here will be at least million bales of cot ion Einned from. Dec 13 to Jan. 16, the
 period covered by the forthcoming bureau
 report. Tn the trading January opened at o TO and advanced to 6.T5, and March open . ed at 6 IA sold down to 8.71 and advanced ASsto ITS. The net gains were to points.