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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-08-08
Negro Preacher Shot in
North Carolina.

LincOlnton special in Charlotte
Observer Rev. Il. w. Jackson,
a colored preacher, was shot and
seriously wounded by Len Odom,
also colored, at the latter's home
last night. Odom charged Jack
son, who had been boarding al
Odom's house, with being undu!y
intimate with his niece and or
dered him away. Jackson failed
to move and Odom attacked him
with razor, cutting HIM serious.
ly. This method being too slow
for Odom, he grasped his shot
gun and fired the load into Jack
sons left breast. Odom surren-
dered and is in Jail and Jackson
Is in a critical condition. Jack
son halls from Gastonia, where
he has a family.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-08-08
An Organ

that will last life time is what you
want. Our Organs have a pure tone
and lovely cases. We can supply
you with an Organ that will please in
every particular for only $50 and $40,
delivered. Write us for our special
terms of payment, and for illustra-
tons of our beautiful organs.
If you prefer Piano we have beau
tiful and good new Uprights from
$lS5 up on easy terms.
Address.
MALONE'S MUSIC HOUSE.
Columbia. s. G.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-08-08
Notice of Application
For Discharge as Guardian.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
darsigned will, on the Sth of August.
1906, make his final settlement with
the Judge of Probate of Lancaster
county, at his office at the courthouse,
as guardian of Evelyn X Nrshet, and
apply to said court for final discharge
as said guardian.
This July ., 1906.
f.. w. NISBET,
Guardian of Evelyn r. Nisbet.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-08-08

about twenty-five, in charge Of
Mr.. E. II. AulI, President, left
Charleston, for Norfolk, on the
Atlantic Coast Line r. r. special,
Friday afternoon - inst. and
reached that city early next
morning. Mr. Keely Of the
Jamestown Exposition Manage
ment had invited the party to be
their guests, for one day in Nor
folk, in order that they might be
carried over the Exposition
Grounds and given some idea Of
the magnitude of the undertake
ing. So on our arrival at Pin.
ner's Point, Portsmouth, we were
met by committee and taken
across the Elizabeth river, on a
tug boat, to Norfolk and were
entertained at the Monticello
Hotel, where an elegant break
fast served in courses was pro-
vided. After breakfast, the com
mittee with their wives conveyed
us by trolley carout to the James
town Exposition Grounds, some
six miles distant-a ride of about
twenty minutes. The Exposition
Grounds cover about 450 acres on
SewelPs Point, which juts out
into Hampton Roads. The stu
alton is an ideal one-the sea
breezes make the climate most
delightful and invigorating.-
The Exposition will be formally
opened on May 1st, 1907, and
continued until the 1st Novem
ber, 1907. 1t is intended to COM
memorate, in fitting manner,
the three hundredth anniversary
of the first permanent English
settlement at Jamestown, Va,
on the 18th May, 1907. James
town, where Capt. John Smith
and his men landed, is not far
away from the grOunds--nOw,
being a little island in the James
River between Norfolk and Rich
mond, about 35 miles from Nor
folk. This place marks the first
settlement of English speaking
people on the continent-and
was named in honor of King
James the First of England. -
Capes Henry and Charles, near
Hampton Roads, were named
after the two sons of that name
of the King. Sir Walter Raleigh
was the moving spirit which sent
out the exposition TO America,
and Capt. John Smith, one of the
party, inspired all the others, in
spite Of dangers from ferociOus
savages and tempestouS weather,
to hold on 10 their setllement.-
The school children will recall
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-08-08

minutes ride of the Exposition
grounds by rail or water. New.
port News has the greatest ship
building plant in the country
The yard has the largest dry dock
in the New World. Ships may
be seen in all stages of construc.
ton. Old Point Comfort, known
as Fortress Monroe, is the largest
and best equipped fortress in
America and is the chief Artillery
station of the Z. S. Government.
With the exception Of Gibralt ar
it is perhaps the greatest fortress
in the world. Ocean View is
located on Chesapeake Bay with
in range Of the monster guns of
Fortress Monroe. "A few miles
away is the famous Virginia
Beach with its great seaside no
tells and tLe best place for surf
bathing on the Atlantic coast
In addition to these points of in
terest, there are many side trips
that can be taken. a trip up
Chesapeake Bay is always of in
terest. Just in sight of the Ex-
position grounds in Hampton
Roads is where the historic fight
between the Monitor and the
Merrimack took place--lhe first
time iron clad met iron-clad.-
This battle will be reproduced
during the Exposition period. -
Modern navies date from that
period. In making an excavation
for the electric rail road, in Sew
elPs Point, three tons of metal
fired by Federal gun-boats at the
Confederate shore batteries, were
found in a distance of twenty
feet. The Rip.Raps, or Fort Wool,
is built up island lying between
Fortress Monroe and the Exposi
ton Grounds. 1t consists of a
fine granite fort, earthwOrks
within and withous, carrying
immense disappearing guns, hav.
ing cost the government already
$l6, 100000 to produce. This
Fort overloOKs and commands
the entrance to Chesapeake Bay.
Nearby is Yorktown, where
Cornwallis surrendered his army
to Gen. Washington. Richmond =,
the Capital Of the Confederacy,
can be also visited, as well as the
many battle fields of the civil
war.
On arriving at the Exposition
Grounds our party were driven
in carriages to all the points of
interest. Buildings are being
rapidly constructed, and for per.
manent use, which is departure
from the usual custom. Hereto
fore, buildings of this character
have been mere shells put up for
temporary use, and, as soon as
they had served their purpose,
Immediately torn down, but the
buildings on the jamestown Ex-
position Grounds will be used per
manently after the Exposition is
over. Handsome buildings have
already been completed and
landscape gardeners are already
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-08-08
The Press Party at Norfolk.

Mayor Wylie Tells Of the
Visit to the Jamestown Ex-
position Grounds, which he
Graphically Describes--The
Grand Scale on which the
Three Hundredth Anniver-
sary of First Permanent
English Settlement at
Jamestown is to be Com
memorated Next Year.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-06-20
Homeseekers' Excursions.

The Minneapolis & St. Louis rail-
road will sell round-trip excursion
tickets every Tuesday to points in
Minnesota, Wisconsin, the Dakotas,
Manitoba, Saskatchewan and the
Canadian Northwest, and on the
first and third Tuesdays of each
month to points in the south, south
east, west and southwest. Rate one
fare plus 81. Liberal limits and
stop-over privileges. For rates and
further particulars call on agents
or address A. B. Cults, G. P. & T.
A. Minneapolis, Mimi. 35-tf.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-06-20

The authorities at Sanborn are
looking for chicken stealing fellow,
who has made extensive depreda-
lions on the coops of that vicinity.
His latest haul was eighty-fve chick
ems from one coop.
Miss Ida Rohrer, a gifted young
school teacher of Eveleth, Mimi,
and whose home is at Kasson, COM
mitted suicide last week by shooting
herself thru the heart with re-
volver. She had been in very poor
health brooding over her hopeless
condition, it is thot, led to temporary
insanity, during which she COM
mitted the rash act.
The missing New Ulm boys, John
Lindemeyer and Christ Zongi, who
disappeared from their homes last
week, mention Of which was made
in The GAZETTE, were picked up on
Sunday by a farmer in the vicinity
of St. George. 1t seems that the
youngsters had had some trouble at
home and had decided to shift for
themselves. Altho they had been
away from home several days they
did not seem to be disposed to re-
turn when the farmer found them.
A homesteader in St. Louis county
received a great scare when return
ing home recently, by encountering
three large bears in the road. He
was coming swiftly down a steep
incline, on his bicycle, and being
unable to stop, threw himself from
the wheel to the road side, where he
lay expecting each moment to be
attacked by the bears, who were but
a few yards away. He at once
suspected that the bears had been
scared out Of Duluth by the ap-
preaching convention, and when he
made noise like a candidate for
governor the bunch quickly skidooed
for the tall timber.
Granite Tribune: The river has
been up closer to the high water
mark of twenty-five years ago than
before, we believe. The big rock
below the foot bridge has been near
ly hidden for a week now, which
means a rise not to be sneezed at.
The copious rains have increased
the proportions of all creeks that
empty into the river and it's source,
the lake itself, has overfowed, COW
ering the bottom lands below Orion
vile, so that they have a huge river
up there of over mile in width.
The bottom lands in the valley have
been mostly submerged as far up as
the lake.
This somewhat grasping spirit, y
said Senator Burrows in the course
of a recent argument, reminds me
of lady who dropped in the other
day at a certain bank. Going to the
paying teller's window she opened
her pocket book, took out a check
and pushed it under the brass graf
ing. Cash this please" she said
But the paying teller, after one
glance at her check, pushed it bach
to the woman again. Il can't cash
it, madam" he said. 1t isn't filled
in" There is my husbands sig
nature on it," the woman said ex
citedly. eyes, l know" admitted
the teller, "but there is no amount.
ooh, never mind that" said the
woman impatiently, "give me what
there is"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05

t s6 By h Rs at
q q 4gg - Go; COPPER was higher in the London
LEGALLY the market was strong and a shade higher.
5ss = 20 25e ana casting LEAD
fe dg at 90 sPETER as ay 81 he 6
With sp es held an oSs sal the market was
average IRON was higher in The English market
warrants al 55s Locally the market nrn, with
market for pig iron eeEttacates the PToduce x
Grange ruled dull and featureess with prices about
follows October sIa so bid Novem6er sis e SIS 95
s6Tuary and Mach SIS 50 asked SIS 7a' 80 and
MoLAssEs, AND sYRUPs-New Orleans reported
Ike Condition and the local market in
Gsntgtfusai common ise; fair l6SIso 'I sood
5Se sYB Rre 2se Te% Orleans open kettle 80
lSG 3oc' prime % a 2tc; fancy. 26 Q2sc.
prices a aad.P 6F6t a 2aiv' s9a5a
M bS ,d Fen1 b hTm Spot oil is quoted
2 sSG 100 NoveD ser at a5'e 100 sso sSc
March at $50 an9 q Ma and 400 at 3 S
option months at 8sc Refned petroleum no. wss e
at Peen ps 0 was sRors4 IN demand
White 66is Boo bulk a0c Philadelphia, sc bulk
water white New York. bbls. $500: bulk 64Oc; Pha-
i Phadspb 6Sk water eSr TS5s New 1q
OCTOBER 81 s NoTen Ram9s m pess ye ss,
80 g. JJanuary 83eqS3%c March, SO G33lac NAV
!LNsEED Oil American seed c'ty raw ssaseo out OF
$50 raw S14SSci Calucutta raw, 60c LARD OIL. 6S
provision market representing early steadness followed
Commission houses vere buver OF ,TT S W gram;
receipts 1900 head estimated for Friday 1900; Kan
sss aSs o'4 each Ra and Western Mss
Sc 2as4s Is family s850q$18; short clear, s1e sou
sl2 packet soas6 CO., extra MeS india lane es fa s8s ia . %
BEE HANS steady; quoted at s21Gs22 30 DRESSED
a1sc; 40 n, @1Ec; pigs o&a1Osc. CUT 8rEATs-PckIed
04 Gle. II IO G1Olac Picked hams steady quoted
at f&qT2c. TALLOw steady: city JEo: country So
&c ctr ar d m Quoted M a W' P ReSa lag lag
steady; quoted South american lo25c; Continent 45c
7sc sTARf arm quoted oieo s G0' city it lsr8
stearine 1o%g1oiac
and under the influence offerings full prices
were readily obtained for anything Ike good article
cna heads 4a.c chocs heads f%g4o fancy heads
6g5I7c; fancy heads sage Japan, domestic 41
ssS2i Ee'ha ''"'' java IS 0'''' ''nS00" IN 00'
sJGAR-Business in refined sugar moderately &c
The Federal however selling the basis 1900.
less per granulated prompt shipment and
business az 4 SOC terms The following list
prices subject to rebate Of 10 points and discount OF
as2 . s cut xxx ks and P6we4s 49, ?0 s Ge5
ana fruit powdered. 5I0c: Eagle confectioners
as ea Fsfs a@@ a sra a
Eagle 2 n bass DO, 53oc; ga n bags DO. 525c: n
Eagle fine or sts s0 ETanplaed and diamond
A Sc; confsctioners A, 4 SOC; No l. 4I0c Nos and D.
No s .Oc; 10 o 435c: No 10 25c: No II ~ zoo No
r. NE No 1 sSs supply at go TONS oon
trasted with 10000 same time last year The
Guosi at ss Ss.d and November at ss 2'.d Locally
the market about steady but quiet with the duty
tascovaGo 50 sac. and moasses 50 test
SIC sis.O'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05

Market spot cotton quiet and prices
s aq 1 @ ss as loo bales Southern spot
az loc sales 80 bales Savannah steady 3l6c lower
10 6c sales 445 bales Baltimore nominal unchanged
sales 1 bales New oreahs higher bEber at at 1872
sales 500 bales Mobile firm. unchanged l0c sales
nil St Louis quiet unchanged 1oAc; sales MI. EST
asas5 baies last St seS an
S b bales last st & a69 G 10 600 bales
and al New Orleans G50o TO 5000 bales 252
change special Liverpool cable: spot cotton. moderate
American faiddiins upland sed futures Opened quiet
g. POINTS ocio6e2 ssd ct res OF 10
:ana@ry Fs6ruaEy 5Ss.a; FsbTa.rZE 5S5i.d:
San. Sss1 aA ~. sssS e nny Maa.
ehs7teTYAI nS nri N clfs unsettled oour ,,
and Ts Ssy f Hn RT 6s
moderately 91oations Follow: Flour
PTag s 2asS s gs esars ss ss sSss
e 81 Sf5K WIFE s. 1899 2 s az SS: s at j. &
spot and to arrive. RYE FLOUR hrm quoted: Far 70
zee EEL - s ssss qa9 SaSG' Kim d S
brand 5. B MA daa. sd SSSsH Fine ER45s sRs ys
Ely nm 80 % s s s sP9 ss 500 co s
.g,sa P sS sc Sos IN g. sg $40 s6 SSs n
s22 99lk Sc g i sss: s Ses a! Ssl wa.
reports about recent hesVy bs epys e wa se
was tentned with tremendous holdings Of December and
tire desire current among professionals sell and
NOT Until The hour when IL looked
bulls Chicago slipping out OF their holdings did
room traders any the bear side Then
they ha umered market vigorously and managed
close n AZ Nc the previous night. representing
point OF tho day Previous 70 this break the
rnaret mad been Irregular. opening shade lower fol-
advance that carried prices about
u afoTe the previous night II this rally that
fa;ne taIk from Russia decreasing stocks Minneap
sr-ner and clearances OF 800 600
and The only strong point in cables
%as the advance points at Badapes Dsehers
scSsso ro5nts export situation reported be
with business actually announced.
M yes the export business BY the
% uaather was unsettled In the Northwest with some
sn rsTorfsd IN the afternoon Tie Ohio State report
indicated crop Of nearly ~ 10000 bush compared with
800, 500 Cas- smaller and interior
syais about 400 less Cash what IN New York
quoted as foi,2~si S2,bsr Iu,uth sse apd aSo
3 hsri win..r 81 o b ehoat coftNLModerate 40
.,,1,Y an tha bull explained early advance In
WAS SUSTAINED fairly well throughout tho day
- 80, sscIin. Las; p<icss 81 New York were = NO
We $3.50, Par. o. ,hs buying was on smaller In
ol Teseipts and The unsttiec weather West On the
other hang oond,tion iox against SO Las; month. The
rrr-ort little bulliah Exporters took
one load and cash nlske. IN Sew fors wa.
5ek. o 800 oxTs-Thsrs was an active trade in
DC Dc The west Including good OUTSIDE demand with
pTiess stan near the oos~ following other grains
E saeh' &c. N New YoSt were steady and unchansed
So al TO 81 ID. quoted st s1hoi nAiusI whiss 30
70 g 70. asAs.oS sas . G. No wsstsrn, So.o
sS&Ftso -. GAHIlEY-MarTst Quist; feeding. ieo
g ca 4 ,,ssitine .s3oso c 1 Z Buffalo
- ,ry,w YORK PRICEB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New YORK. q

New York October l. 1904
BEEVES-Rsceipts cars. or % head all for tb.
market and about 10 held over Wednesasv
Nothing dOing in live cattle this morning NOMINAL
steady for good choice bur for others with
70 cars expected Jersey CITY Tomorrow
Dressed beef quiet Wednesdays Quotations. Itv
srpoo and London cables unchanged No shipments OF
I'VE cattle or dressed meats from this to-day and
CALvB-Rsceipts were 2s5 head mainly Westerns
and grassers and about 10 grasserz held
and neglected; trade limited $50 calves were
he'd over Common and prime veals sold $3.50 ps-
loo 70 cuils az 81 So good 50 {ed
city dressed veaIs ana 1920 for country dressed
Saies-Newton q CO: vss.s, 1S5 70 a. 50
per 100 10 Virginia calves a27 n. 81 so:
George 8 L s. Dnlsnback II vsals. $50 70. at IS so;
Andrew MulIeni 10 srasssrs 1ss 70. ar Sc G5
J. G. Curtis & Son: veals, $50 n. AT IS 5o 8 FED
calves. $50 70 a. rs % 90. - at, -
sss4 head Including Tor saushterers and 1s tor
the making with the stale i1ts
Sheep quiet and steady lambs dull and easier Tor
unsold late In the day; Common sheep sold at "a
per 100 70; fair good lambs at S7gSI 50 prime stock
was cuotabls ID IS: cuis sold S.. No sales OF
canadian lambs reported. Dressed mutton dull az SO
1919 per 70; dressed lsrnos slow g. 10gl4c.
saiss-J. G, Curtis i15 state lambs 81 70 aver
age at 50 Per 100 10 - cis a. To- az 30 10 sneep
Ksrns Commission Company 2s2 Buffalo lambs. es
& Jvad 8 ca Gate y.sssrday1i ar Buffalo lambs. g.
HOG@Receipts were 10 cars or iolO head including
half car for the market. Nc sales reported BE-
roro Change Feeling steady On Buffalo etvices Coun-
ty dressed hogs quiet a, s'aGlO9G per 10 for medium
ssies jaIl iats yesterday: Judd Coz as
hogs 200 N at 81 per 100 10 pigs 20 n At
q Sur5is S som Il state hogs Is3 70. at 50 90;
do us rS. az % 90, ruughA s2o n. at s. 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
OTHER MARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

c,bioaxo oct. 4-CATTLE-Rscsipts about 9Ooo head
= eos a. Tosso IS. hsfrsrs 81 eOss S5 bulls 81 400
K 30 calves S99Ss, sockers and feeders 81 254S4 40
aoCssSRsosipts about I4OO0 head: strong al
tart nut closing about steady:
rns. heavy SO so1s6 so; medium good heavy 81 $50
X as butcher wexhs 50 TOfs6 s5I good naked
81 SpsS ToI medium sized pacng Sc 5Ogss so: rough
S,ay backing 50 1880 @ straight heavy packing 50 50
Tss 5o Digs SIS cOgs3 % sHBEP-Rscoipts about = 60
80 market was weak and 100 lower; shesp sGS5 IS
yesrIings IS 5e9s5 70; iarnbs. So 5OesT ..
Cinri1nar OCT a-EO4S quiet Butchers and shippers
80 55Gse To common o. ccg$6 20 CATTLE STEADY fair
stead Sc 5o9SA 70: LAMBS strong 81 5ogsT rs
nothing doiny veAI+Rsosi2ts 200 head; active and
$50 higher; "a coose few az So = Gs-Recstpts,
100 head sotive OF heavy slow en- nsht heavy and
AND LAMes-escsiots 5000 head steady; lambs IS IS
rsT few a. ST % Canada lambs 81 0oGs7 ~ few
a, 81 IS.
Kansas CITY. Oct <-CATrLE-R Receipts. 5000 head
Including l" southarnsi market steady % strong Top
auarantinee IS So chotoa and dressed beef steers
oes6 t9 ta 70 good s4@S5 .o Western steers 50 zoe
s. stocsrs and Feeders 81 oOss co. Southern sesr
g seGss 80 sogsasrn cows sSss 60 nasiys COWS ses
s9ase 60 HGGs-Reeeipts 5000 head marks, sssaay
packers 50 togtso 90 pss and light s. 1885 - SaS
Receipts. $500 head. market steady % weak LAIinA
s. 5oGs1 so ewes and yearinss s. TSgso 20 WssSssn
and feeders. 50 eoS1o 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. October 4. 1905.

New York. October 4. 1908
BEANS AND PEAs-MarrOw are selling slowly and the
New pea coming forward rather slowly and there
good demand a. g 80 Tor choice Gqaiy Red kidney s.s
OF the INABILITY to ShP soos 70 SGan PORN o bas
thai within me last day two were engaged
g arrive q " eo sqeds Tsy sst ae Gses
scotch . 9Sos BN I cso6 se b G Co. %
1905 h0Ss g so DO sao gE9,.e 81 01 red %
& s xssE asEES PEAS isSJ Is; 1905,
5UTTBE-Rsosig;. to-day eos5 pigs The market Ess
hardening s t Of 8 PS s1 fsA and ass
gRdsF he s a sR f9' se c: e and
cult 10 buy best goods inside quotation
the snpp hs:s s and Put
gGs.e to siD @ o 1y EsneT sshs s MORN
Sor the very high scoring lot few sales reported
s Ra to :ss Is I FEELING on ss nsss S
Fs9Sys,sd W s SsGS oais auotaton' s.as &
q q sssSses q 2 s9S d2 ,s.fs log
state asS ss is .h 10 f1 sSys
sr.- sisa22o. DO nIsts 1els92oo; DO seconds, iTAe
i isS: 90 20 .s oaTes ing
a. e iIRisf boxes as No rs.I lsGtS
M fer fancy Sa a so e @oTar f oil. cream
the cold White ehss1e selling slowly but
ny 40 s0I ami held though export demand limited
Finer grades sm. siss f sd o,6 but cheap grade.
~sits W. quote; state full small fancy Is&oi
e far al ss ~ nf a& erF a % hale 4?
SKINS snail best 90 90 fair frs 10 Soo sss. DO
oomnon 81 dave; do nun skins ms Se4e -.,. 80.
largely ssss,0ff sssr 5 .9s 5sT ts nSS
an ample supply .; ''e q SSs market il less
Medium QUALITIES arc sceuna.sins is.is "a and whs
the Of prices is sooS are esas
sbs d a es ssAt .s. sS@i'H wA M
ass sassss; DO ohoia. soosi0a do ordinary to 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
CASH QUOTATIONS,
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS

COFFEE Tb. 1870 , New York. Oct 4 1906
-. Alo showed decidedly hrmer tone
.loes me opening points higher
rrupsl cables and the almost ir5n'ed,gt
ato closed steady a advance ~ TX Oh
ra stles for the day reported OF 40 MOO bsgs
E-Le aoNAnee was in witt
10 points cables than expected and prices sold to
Ais9er right afterward couple OF nrtyate
Toert III israzil reporting that Brazilian Govern
tAfleo Buying the valorizato1 nlar
11Ae cVlIee at the rate about u Oso has
rcyfr- niue natter another cable was circIlated re
rbsr.s aH ADVANCE OF SD the rate of Erazts-
which wac in line recent bu,sb Ir51c,,11S
~ seemed 70 be quite lot OF coffee wanted eroI-5
srictas On limited buying orders business was re-
OF tne fact that
to their bids in later trading owing
tnst nrfn offers from
tcvsrd ,h lo there was quite squirt OF activity
az coS- which steady the best
80 outside OF the valorzation news tFera yes
zeal OF feature.
-.s u. $50 Fauo which
ara receipts Brazilian pors uera Saot
ae toI-Vp bags, against last vear IRE oe1csi
-s9o Io4 brazil covering the primary markets On the
a. Gay reported decline OF rs refs az RIO and
- elahgs rate OF Is 1924 Santos was unchanraS
70 ! pig lower - ih"iiOuIs = pig higher
The market SPOT cofr-e vvas .-.a.r ...S ..,
on the basis OF for RIG M A'' VII" quotations
was as follows: 80 $40 '0-0- iAAiA toN1dy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
eosroN CURB MARKET.

So I Thomas Reinha-ot. No Is Wall street
Beporie1 - and No 10 Exchange Place Boston,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
ices in the local market to-day

.C.S-Ihe cotton market active day with
49, oas very wide and prices closing al net sd
for The points after some early rreguartty Sales
iSILLe was steady at advance of 6dI2 points IN
better Liverpool cables expected and
OF small Southern offerings IN
'e early weather reports favorable ana
. active selling the bulge apparent
ne. ds.S In secotnts under which prices eHsed 10
oecine or aba -d5 points the bearish nress-
IRE as less aggressive a down and n looked
49, some OF the prominent brokers had been given
e.SeIe 10 sell prices on o buving has
others At any rate the steaded around 10 asr
and lOoIc for January. before midday
star Icy nrra on r1rnor that there a heavy
Storm between New Orleans This
,eo Ine market about so points from the lowest when
1he ADVANCE was checked q OF
and prices l0d7I2l points uIi summers Lae
renewed at the partial reaction, however and there was
second outhurst OF strength In late trading on
he forecast for colder weather the Southwest The
coso was or points Of under realizing
CTop and spot news are conflicting but
OF pcIlsh average II WIS reported to-day spot
haIders in the South trying spot engage
ers but other -caiTned liberal offerings
ana sentiment is too and take
very calm view OF the situation Early weather reports
indicated clearing conditions belt
showed very little rainfall H
The range OF contract prices local market to
CAV follows. u