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New-York tribune., 1906-10-28
CASH QUOTATIONS.,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

c,r-,,--,-, - New York. October 27 1906
toFFEEs-The coffee rather more active
toay and showed generally seadier on Increased
etano from scattering sources II look as
me market attracting attention
Ls speculative public. after practically
aura'ant @ for the last three The opening
&C.. uncnanged TO 10 points higher. prices
0Os, 1@lo % points higher at time. the close being
ssaue or from the top realizing,
sens a net s@nohansed @ to 10 points higher with
dsy yh Ss "so tbs low sales Of the Sales for
Ie IN the shape of exchanges the near to the
s4 POSITIONS The days advance ENCOURAGED by
srea.g caoes ana the advance of prsz3lisn
e which has had reassurng effect on sentiment
traoers had feared that advance In Fhropaan
TnIreii MARKETS would result IN depreciation OF the
IIeIs' ana that, while Brazilian planter noI1St
the same currency his holdings the cost ~
tt markets would be lowered Large trade In
,ba+ 1855 nave pointed out through the week however
Important decline could be expected In Brazilian
r1bbsr 9winz to the financing OF heavy shipments Of
T-roa5 dho col1ee ami this appears 10 be con
the Wee t9e adyances which have taken place during
eva - EuIhsh crop news has another racto,
bmIlib @ @ is expected that the government will issue
~ ~ rop estimate In the future Receints saen,
dence g nnnng little smaller also and buliish conf
Lat,peais 10 be reviving sI.borg,
rne euSins movement is by no means sensrs rrs
&c for R spot coffee was steady. with quotations AZ
was as follows: " 'Ho locai market to-day
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. October 2I, 1904
BEEVES-Rscepts 22 oars, &2s hsad. inolut-
Is for slaughterers and for the market About
Il held yesterday. Nothing doing In live
cattle. Feeling dull and weak Dressed boef at mod
erats request. Native sides selling At 64Qeho
10; a little and fancy at eS4G108c. Liverpool
and London cattle beef markets unchanged Ship
from this port to-day included $50 cattle and
900 quarters beef the Mnnstonka for London,
8, 900 quarters beef the ST. Louis TO the same
LOO quarters beef the Luoania TO Liverpool
and $50 cattle the st. Cuthbert to Antwerp
CALVES-Reoeipts 10 bead. all for slaughsrsys,
Nothing doing offerings Feeling steady for
all sorts Dressed calves quiet and Just about
steady. City veaIs quoted s912Ao par
10; country dressed at 6911so and dressed and
fed calves at 637c-
head Including for city slaughterers and for the
market, making with the state stock. cars on sale
shsep were In Moderate request and steady lambs firm
for good stock. with no prime choice offered Tho
YARDS wsss NOT quite clear Fair TO good sheep solt
at 50 S9s7 prime and choice II here would probably
have sold at 81 2J4ST So No Canadian lambs Dressed
mutton STEADY at sgoo n; dressed lambs In, mod
Sale sslss[Hssn. ! g commisson Company: lss Ksptuoky
60 .s So 80; 10 ksntqeky d sheep 121 n at sai 10
g Jatd : c.; 2.o Buffale lambs: 81 % ss 50 25;
HOGS -Recsipts were 10 cars, 664S head all for
city saughterers. Nothing doing Nonnaly steady for
all weightA Country hogs slow and unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
GBy Telegraph to The Tribune. I

Tribune
Chicago, Oct. 97.-There less dfsnosffion q,
day to look the whea: market as Through vlss.
darkly,' and the price OF wheat at the cIosa was
at about Il cent advance. Corn was strong at IN.
beginning but later lost ground. Oats retainad
from "a s. cent of early rise Provisions
looked strong for while. but there was more for
sale than could be absorbed without some detrtmant
TO the price. October lard closed 10 oents Iov0sr
November 2ls cents down, and January without
change October ribs dropped Is cents and January
21s cents to cents.
The wheat market moro active to-day than
for nearly a month past. Local traders who had
been busy hammering down prices suddenly
This gave buoyanoy TO prices The trade how
ever was confined almost entirely to the profss-
sionals Local receipts were 81 cars, with II
oars estimated for Monday.
The wet weather In the West was the factor In
the corn market to-day, giving uneasiness TO ooun-
try shippers who have sold for delivery In
December. as the excessive moisture is preventing
the new crop from curing fast as was expected
The market, however. ruled strong with better
volume OF general trade. Local receipts were Iso
cars with 234 oars estimated for Monday.
The trade in oats was the best for fully q week
thers being considerable outside buying O. Ssh
houses were good buyers OF December and short.
were active in covering, with offerings rather uxht
locally Receipts 234 cars with $50 cars es..-
mated for Monday.
Provisions eased OF to-day under further seliing
of January product by larger packing Interests
Receipts OF hogs light and stocks OF provisions
small but at the same time the packing houses
ara all running. and the market will be called upon
10 take care Of good selling IN the way of hedges
between now and the first OF the year. The situs-
ton however. Is that encourages speculation
and from the experience shorts have had this week
Il would that side OF the market is not the
safest. The cash demand for lard and ribs con-
Gnues active.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28

5000
ss ss sas ss5s' Reserve
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool: Oct. 27-CIosins ns-wHEAT-spot firm,
No red Western, winter 6s futures firm; Decenber
ss Sd: March. SIS 5Fsd. CoRN-spot quiet: American
mixed As 4d; futures firm: October nominal; Decem-
Der .,a IS I'D; sd JangaFy IS 1ssd HOPS at London
fancy winter STEADY. BEEF-Extra India mass
firm, 7os PoRK-Prme mess. Western. dull Sis sd
HAMS-Short cut. IL to 16 10 dull. SIS BACON
Long clear middIes light; IS 81 N steady s4s ed
do heavy 35 10 40 10 steady. 54s short backs
to 20 m steady AS clear bellies IA TO 1s 10. steady
rib. 16 "a 10, steady. 64s Sd; shoulders SQUARE
to II 10. steady, S9s LARD-Prine western in
tierces. firm. 49s; American refined in pals rn 1ss
sd TALLOW.Prime. city. strong ess. TURPESs
TINE. spirits firm, AS Sd. LINSEED OH. firm Al q
Sd BUTTER. finest United States, steady s5s: good
ROSlN-Common firm, los AID. S~
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28
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New-York tribune., 1906-10-28
THE SOAP TREE IN ALaRaIA,

According TO q consular report Just rsostved a
the Foreign Office. the saptndus utfs IN not a 10
generally supposed. Indigenous 10 Algeria n was
first introduced into ths colony In IS& under The
name Of Sapndus Indicus. and IN 1853 . number of
young plants grown in Algeria wore already offered
for sale In 1888 the catalogue Of the Jardin dEs.s
Sapindus emarsinatus, believed TO be native os
Gus The soap tree in Algeria dffsTs widsiy rom
both of these species II appears TO es q hybrid
any Of the known varieties coming rom JsD.n n
India China or central AmsFfSa and Is .upsT!or
Trabut director Of the hontanieal services of the
name Of sapindus utilis. which has been generally
The sapindus utis is a large tree. with a smooth.
straight trunk. The new plants reach to about tan
@ IN In S sz s sa s % H rTe saa Ss 2
largely as the tTee gains In age; The flowers are
round In appearance but with distinct kss. iiks
sbnH an shy saihgeR Wha6 m ds a Ehn Is sb smooth
and translucid; the color varies from yellowish
an inch to an inch in diameter; dried it weighs
from eighth TO quarter OF ounce. Tbs
The Tree when fun grown rises to a height Of from
forty TO afty feet; and produces over two hundred
Several varieties have been produced from seed bur
OF reproduotion is from cuttings Which Should "a
planted in February in Algeria and similar Climates
So far the cultivation OF this tree IN Algeria has
been limited t to the hue low ynF lands near hs
survive more severe climate. The only large
from Aigiers covering some $50 acres BUT there ass
many small plantations. and recently the culttya-
ton OF the tree is being largely undertaken ana Ia
considered TO have 2 brilliant future before II,
There are no important manufactures OF soap tree
products IN AlgerS; all the production OF the uan-
tation mentioned above went last year 70 C}ern,anv
A good deal of ths fruit is employed In its natursi
state. and many chemists produce sDecalttes Tror,
II, such as saponine, an excellent washing powder
and sapindine hair wash. as well as many other
articles for toilet purposes. Panama wood which
Is extensively used IN Europe for washing Contains
on an average about per cent OF saponine. VhiIs
the dried fruit of the soap tree contains ly a ne-
cent When freight has 10 be taken into consIders-
tton the Importance OF this difference can aaaiiy ~
e estimated ate TIE wood Of this tree = also vauseie
suitable for furniture, The seed Yields oonn,5ars
Bile quantity OF fine oil.-tondon alooa
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28

resIar tSrH.rhe cotton market was verv neryo,, z -
from, ~ ns to-days trading. The break OF 1c nos
6ars .op' most OF which had been sec,red
and vbifa nae created considerable shors ,ntere
In be.ro to d,e margin calls out on Fr6av brot.S,
bear STOP loss selling AMI there more or less
lhe market acted
W increasing Southern buying and the forecs.t "a esI
net H % or tomorrow. The was steady
20 uchged TO points higher Sales FOR tbs Sa, go
n were estimated at 10000 Tbs market onensd
~ az an ADVANCE OF TO point. on better cahas
GAIN %beh MAD. put after adding two to the
Deak as that OF the previous day price. veakenaS nd
Stop loss sen ns and liquidation declined TO about tbe
pEIoaS 10" point second rally or points was
oa9wed by another setback late ana the
naTAet closed at practically the lowest point Good
reported over the belt and big for next
me crop esnas Of English expert placing tho Weld
q. a9olt 15Vooooo bales prominent local authority
issued an estimate ALSO placing Yield at II S25 600
bses but many traders thought brokers'
tnis latter interest sellers during the dav Tho
mestern beIt forecast calling for frost tonight
morrow, helped the moderate rally during the middle of
the morning but longs We're evidently too nervous
70 carry their cotton over Sunday. The spot market
was 10 points higher There considerable buying for
Southern account. ''' ~
The range OF contract prices in market to-
q follows.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28
INDUSTRIAL,
lots. tSells cents per share
BOSTON CURE MARKET.

0ep9rted by ]. Thomas Renhardt, No. 10 Well street
- New York and No. 10 Exchange Place. Boston.)
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28

bag. 81 ooese 2s: do yellow 81 a5ns1 IS: DO rsa SIG
s. 5o state and Wsstsgn Thits per sIa.s 90
sh!f 7ocs'i okR1 sOsth:I1 carrie :
PEPPERs Jersey red psr large 81 75as2 25I % ger
sna & r. OS Do 1ar 81 asa sa i0 sS f5ss ST. P5hpR
bbl soS75o: PARSLEY per 10 sanOssss Issos1i 70 20
xl5En!a basts, 2ocgs2 do green 2SOss1 ss so
T5c: DO Florida new teF ssssss soa!so; sPISACa n:
bush Basket, s19s1 Ssen toeeoo do Western New
xSTs pss bush bog DC Issy Ds ps M boz
S. DO hothouss per b Ioa5oei TCRNIBs Jersey Esss-
baga, Dbl fbcGS1: do Canada. eocGtlI WATER
CRESs, Per punches S1fS1 rs.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28
ONE FORM OF IT.

Now, Tommy. said foad father to his young hope
ioh to Your Gnol. PSdsss il Ss begins 70 talk sSat
chemistry and scisnee Perhaps he will you some
simple question Remember what you have learned az
seheol and try 70 answer him"
Now. Tommy began Uncls PudSrass, with Q sci-
entio smile. which meant TO be kindly but whioh
really frightenins "can you tall me what snargy'
tsp
Sure enough the dread moment had come. and Unols
Pudgrass looked though he meant having answer
For long time there was silence while Tommy racked
knov uncI. ia 'tar.rsv 4. Az ,bt.-
tarvss wnnops me- wIua'-laswsrS
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot Gotten
n AmaTos@ Am s9 ddi9s y adm{s
@ On 5es and ii points lower on distant Closed quiet
but steady s st 81 70 M
SD 5sgS
IpTi-May 51o1sd; May-June 67294d' June-July. 674d
FLOUR ASD MEA1-Business in the nouE market 6et
nef @ 10 ss s9Fnf Ro oSr
quiet but nP sPrns Patent patents 81
spring s. ST. ssra 81 w7nfE 'Fes f
enPd efeady s. 25s9 a5 spot ana to arrive RYE FLOUR
Far e ESSd s. 'sgss ss sS sotsa sdooi k3
dried S. Is. brand BAG MEAI steady qgoted ted
sl EIns is FEE FEsD@Westerf 11 arm, quoted: west
spring m co. s.@ndard @ nddns I'D ss sal 81 s. m in 1oO
sspenf ssfhs four city 90 Bran
a:Hfns s5s bn. So % Hs sacks ks omeai $50
So Tbss srs result oay of adSanssd
ar at ooe 0s oSs9 bsa snd @y
after having about &c higher than these figures
vance ~ q e 5ys5poP5 and points a.
Week and reports Of alarm liverpool the fact
hn{ Pots S re The that Norwst receipts
ony S S smad from NorthWes quarters until near tn.
close selling developed in Minneapolis on reports
slow trade and the high premiums for cash wheat
s M aiq not bowsver as country mills are said TO- havs
been doing g1e @ 9ast % OF 'ee D5,nes' @ ats s wns the
Planed by the unsatisfact9Ty & railroad situation The
partment shippers are very careful about seeking
any contracts that involve delivery a specified time
Interior receipts the s75 900 bush compared
with / 2Oe 600 bush year Seaboard clearances
were light The market in New York was firm at
the close, with quotations follows; No red 1870
S114c o ahoat; No ! Northern
s6&c. and No hard winter s2Eo o b ahoat. CORN
displayed
at one time showing over the previous
night mainly light receipts Chicago, an advance
of l4G1ad at Liverpool and rains in the Ohio Vaev
The advance checked however, by realizing near
the close and at / O'Clock December In New YORK vas
quoted at 5assc: January, 51iac, and May 60Io In
terror receipts 400 900 bush against s8 900 bush
last wear and cearances aggregated o5e 400
bush No 2 corn in the local closed at $50 sIe
vator and b5c o afoat; No white. 551Rc and No o
yellow, b51tc afoat oATSnThe rains reported in
Ohio also had bulllsh oats
the market generally firm all day at about jc al
vance Cash locally steady closing as fooWs.
Mixed % to So 8Sc white to AZ m rs si1
and clipped white 80 to 40 10 3aG43c RYE-Martet
firm: No 69iac York: Jersey
state e5la4671Ao delivered BARLEY-Markst st.aGy
Feeding. 43a44c, and mating. 49959o Q I Bnnsio
BUC'lWH Market steady; quoted 81 IS per 100 m
NEW YORK PRICES
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28

METAI.S-The market pig certificates at tn.
Produce Exchange ruled firm and without important
change Standard foundry grades are quoted a.
follows: January. $40 50g$23; February March s3S
MOLAssEs AND sYRUPs-Busness Saturday wac
fairly sales week Was
quite liberal available supplies confidently
all points OF distribution. Syrups steady Quota
tioES follow: MOLASSES New Orleans centrifugal COM
1igi6e; fair. ldq lsc good. lsg20c prime 20q2sc;
New Orleans open kettle 5VQ5eoi 6YRUPS, common, IA
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-11-23
Jean Antoinette Poisson.

In reply 10 the question. What man
or woman. not monarch or acknowl.
edged ruler. has welded the most des.
pouc power?" writer says no single
Individual has ever eQualed or even ap-
preached Jean Antoinette Poisson. the
most famous among the train of Louis
AN. Of France, who was created Mar.
quise de Pompadour and for twenty
years swayed the whole policy OF
France. She filed all public offices with
Ter own nominees and made her own
creatures ministers ok France. She II
was who brought Belle Isle into office.
with his vigorous policy, and intro
ouced the Able de Bernis into office 10
work her own pleasure. Previous 10
lI56 the policy OF France had been 10
weaken Austria by alliance with Ger.
many. This was arbitrarily changed
because Frederick the Great lampoon.
ed her snd because Maria Theresa
Wrote her Z courteous letter entered
into an alliance with Austria, ultimat
Ing, as it turned out. in the Seven
Years war. She. moreover. correspond.
ed with the generals in the field. pre.
pared all business for the kings eve
and daily examined the letters sent
through the post. The king was A
mere puppet who assisted at the spec.
tacle Of his own reign. and the people
for the tine being bowed down and
&orshipSi' her.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-11-23
PIGEONS FOE PROFIT.
Market Demand For GOOD sdu""S
Practically Unlimitcd-

There is a growing demand fof
squalls ,,, :,
answer Tor ~ pigeon loft and yet be Tar
from suitable,
The pigeon loft must lie free from
.rcy..es ana substantially windprool.
Mice in the loft disturb the birtS
when hat.h.ug. doing considerable
damage in that way.
Tile pigeon house should be perfecuF
dry. Pigeons cannot stand dampheSS
Keen plenty Of sand on the floor.
Buy young birds in preference to ola.
William +. Rice says it is more pront-
able to pay s. per pair for mated stock
than S1.5o per pair for scrub stock un'
mated.
Bear In mind thar the large. vigorous
hen pigeons produce the tine. large
SQUADS and that the understood ones
must necessarily produce squads OF
small size and inferior quality.
Z. +. Barry says those who are sue
cessfully conducting SQUAD plants TO-
day are, as 1 rule those who started
Ike many others and failed. but who
stuck t. the business. proiting by the
first failure and 1t last becoming mas
tiers Of the art which they were taught
IN the costly school Of experience.
Do not buy pigeons until you have
permanent quarters for them. Moving
them from temporary TO permanent
place is apt 10 give them a setback in
their work.
A We'll known pigeon fancier says he
used more nillet in his lofts this year
than ever before and with the best re
suits. He says it keeps the old birds
busy and contented. and the young
sterS come out Of the nest in a better
condition.
Young birds while fed by the par
ents ana confined to the nest are
squads" after they leave it and be-
gin 70 picl; up food and nutter about
they are "sgueakers;" when six months
of &c they become pigeons. After that
they will mate and breed until about
four years old.
Pigeons prefer TO roost upon shelves
rather than on regular perches.
The difference in price between dark
and white squads in market is about
Is 70 - cents pair. Farm Journal.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-11-23
Frederick Plays Charlestown
Football

\ fine game Of football was
played in Charle>towu. W Va.
on Saturday by the Frederick and
local teams.
The game ON start To flush
was a series OF brilliant plays for
the Frederick College team The
average weight OF he CharleS'Own
team was O. er thirty pounds
greater than that OF The Frederick.
aud their team included several
college and university PLAYERS.
Although both sides failed Ia score
a point. il was generally couced
ed To he a victory for the Fred
eriek College team. considering
their beng SO greatly outweighed.
Several times during the game
was the Cnarle>town team within
ten yards of Frederirk'S goal. bat
by hard work they wer kept from
going over the line.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-11-23
PATHS FINAL FAREWELL.
Noted SonEstress and Her Remark
able Career.

Nine Adelina Patti. whose final Snd
irrevocahle decision to retire from the
operate stage has been announced,
has been making farewell tours for
the past ten or fifteen years. Every
time she got through with one she
was tempted TO make just one more.
But there are good reasons for believ-
ing that she is now really going to re-
tire. Recent tours have not tended to
strengthen her reputation as the great
est songStrcSs of her time. Though
her voice has held out remarkably
well. it. is conceded by all that it now
shows the ravages of time. And no
wonder. for she was born in Madrid in
1913 and is therefore sixty-three years
of age and she has been on the stage
for over half u century
Nine Patti has made three expert
ments in matrimony. In 1868 she mar
ried the Marquis de CauX This prov
ed an unhappy match. and a divorce
resulted In 1856 she married the
well known opera singer. Signor Nico-
lini Her first husband died in 1889
and Nicolini died about ten years later
\ half dozen years ago she married
Baron Olof Rudolf CederStrom. The
accompanying picture shows the Baron
and Baroness Cederstrom ia a door
way of their home
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-11-23
5.-= Mountain House . Dc
Sod.

Proceedings were Instituted il
he a>1i1gtou County Cont
"Wednesday . torecloS4 . mort
gage IL SIS. COG On the Blue
Mountain House. near Pen Mar.
Tie nor gage vas issued 70 sc
c1ve bonds. and there Las beeu q
defsal. IL tie interest payments.
il = alleged. TIE proceedings
we've Instituted By Attorney Fran
cis [ Pegtan. acting for General
James 4. Gary aud Christian De
yrle>, the surviving trustees
The hotel. which is one Of The
leading summer resorts Oh South
Mountain. the contents and 3
acres of land adjoining will BE
sold a; public auction 10 frout of
the court house in Hsgerstoxn
shortly after the drst OF the year.
At the same time the receivers
for The hotel, appointed last sum
mer, will sell 400 acres of noun
tain laud lying contiguous to the
hotel.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-11-23

where childish feet take their
first falterlng steps and infant
minds receive their first ideas
There lessons of truth and love.
of rlgDt and wrong, of faith and
hope and purity are imprinted
upon the plastic heart. aud all
the sorrows and perplexities of
after lite are inefficient 10 qnite
etiace these first deep true i'm
preSsionS Sweet home. where
the n others gentle hands prepare
the little domestic comforts that
a fathers love prov ideS, and tilial
affection is the "Silver link, the
Sllken tie" that binds the house
hold band together. Trials may
come and clouds may lower. hut
IN the SecluSiOn of home remains
sweet healing Tor he wounds that
brave and sensitive hearts hide
from a di>dainful world. There
these hurts aud distreSSeS may be
confidently revealed and SOY
erelgn remedy found in its uu-
questioned faith. There a child's
pure kiss OF the touch of
dimpled fingers may revive soul
GU the verge of de>, air: and in
the home OF bright dreams be
come more golden. the rsrest
pleasure more Intense, tue tender
est joys more serene. And if. in
the varying DEGREES Of fortune.
ii> loving shelter mus, be absu-
doued, how The exile folds aboat
his heart. IS the ;rsve,ev does Ms
c.oSS. tue aleSCry - - lights
and 6owvr> - loves al aorS>
SaG =. GSs>>
Tgsrv :ls uoY,s>; l16os ts<
eSl>-, ;be tc.ss>i l1pel>s> 6sd
expression, sui ;lste 1svr 1xsc
born tie tls>,e ana lo..l <su;.
uleUJS that tSse made ; whole
world better.