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Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05
BURGLARS LOOT GROCERY
STORE AT SANTA MONICA
Special to The Herald.

SANTA MONICA. Aug. 5.-Burglars
entered the Peoples grocery store last
night and carried off a little Of prac-
tically everything the establishment
contained.
Their haul included canned goods,
hams, bacon, postage stamps. a bicycle,
candy and cigars G. z. Towt pro-
prietor OF the store, belieYes the job to
be the work OF professional thieves, but
he is without any clue. The store was
entered about year ago, but the
amount of plumber taken was Of small
value,
Best climate on earth at Coronado.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05
BURGLARS USE WAGON
TO CARRY AWAY PLU NDER
Special to The Herald.

Special TO The Herald.
LONG BEACH. Aug. 4.--Last night
the novelty store OF an Egyptian
named Janie Diana was robbed OF im-
ported silk dress goods and Armenian
handkerchief TO the value OF si7b.
The burglars are thought 10 hays
used wagon to carry away the plun-
der.
Special railroad rates to Coronado.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05
FIremen Win at Baseball

Special to The Herald
LONG BEACH, Aug. Ain a mattel
game of baseball today between the
flremen and policemen the former won
18 to 6.
Best climate on earth at Coronado.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05

Owing TO the rusn or business the
Talk-o- Phone department OF the south
ern California Music company will be
open Wednesday and Saturday evenings
for the accommodation OF Herald sub
scribera.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05
Heroes Your Opportunity

Tho Ethel Trucker Stock eompany, az
the. New Peoples theatOr. b2a South
seaDsH M&n street 70 rSo w & ss XSrsoS s'aEs ssaS p 20
the first party leaving tho correct nn-
awer 10 tho following Mathematical
problem at the bog ofiee'
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05

:. Dying 70 tue rush Of business the
eFn California Music company will be
open "wednesday and Saturday evenings
i6r the accommodation OF Herald sub
serbera.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05

Add six nEuFss from the above TO
count Al,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05
Grand Marshal Chosen

one of the members of the Has
sayampa suggested that grand mar
shall be appointed to lead the parade a
the celebration next Saturday.
President Shannon turned half aroun
and nailed the honor on M. j. Nugent
LAS grand marshal l want the priv
Hedge OF appointing an assistant o
deputy, so to speak," demanded Mi
Nugent.
Tits yours" came in volley fror
the other sixty-four Of the Has
sayampa.
'All right 1 appoint Col. Frank Coz
the orator"
Already being colonel, / refuse I
be appointed to an inferior rank" sal
Col. Cox.
you are under Grand Marshal Nu
gents orders. colonel" he was told b.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-11-09
CLOSING OUT SALE.
OF
CANDIES, T0BACC0S AND CIGARS.
EVERYTHING AT COST.
Must be sold in the next two weeks.
j. II. MATHEWS.
AN EXCELLENT TIME.

The monthly social business meeting
of the Christian Endeavor Society of
the Presbyterian Church met at the
home of Julia and Vera Wallace on
Monday evening.
Games and other amusements fur
nished fun for all. In pinning the
donkey's tail to its body Sarah McKen-
zie was successful, winning first prize,
while Claude Sweet won BOBBY prize.
Clarica Goheen strung the largest num-
Der of squash seeds, winning first prize.
Mamie Brown succeeded in stringing
the least.
A nominating committee was APP
pointed by the President TO place in
nomination officers to be elected at the
regular December meeting. A num-
Der of candidates were admitted to full
membership in the society.
After the routine of business was ov-
er popcorn and apples were served.
All departed declaring they had had an
excellent time.
The December business meeting will
be held at the home of Leslie MenZies.
Every one interested i'm the society is
cordially invited to be present the first
Monday in December.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-11-09

Francis and Frederick, the twin boys
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Conroy, died on
Nov. and Nov. 2, respectively. The
twins were three months old, having
been born Aug. IL.
The two were taken sick about three
weeks before their death with the same
disease and apparently at the same
time. Every effort that could be made
by doctor and nurse was used to save
the little ones but to no avail.
They were very bright boys and will
be greatly missed by all who cared fol-
them. They were buried in twin cas-.
ket, covered with numerous beautiful
floral offerings from sympathizing
friends and relatives. Mr.. and Mrs
Conroy have the sympathy of the EN-.
tire community in their sad bereave-
ment
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to thank all neighbors and
friends who so kindly assisted us dur
ing the sickness of our darling boys
also for the floral contributions which
were beautiful.
Mr.. AND Mrs. CoNRoY.
Send any news items you know of to
The ExpOsitor.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-11-09

~-~O>~~N~~~-~N~~~~~-~~~~~~
II. Levi White was in Port Huron on
Monday.
Mrs. j. +. Beavis and Mrs. John sta
ley are in Detroit.
Chas. Wilson, of Port Hope, is in
the city OH business.
Mrs. Ii. +. Martin, of Flint, is here
on visit to her mother.
Mrs. j. A. MenZies was Port HUI
ron visitor OH Saturday last.
Nj. V. Richardson, of Detroit spent
part of the past week in Yale.
Il. w. Farley spent a few days in
Richmond the first of the week.
Josiah +. King, of Port Huron, spent
the latter part of last week in Yale.
John Burley and family are spending
two weeks among friends in Smith and
Almont.
Anna Hayes has spent the past week
in Port Huron with her sister Mrs
Harvey Tappan.
Mrs. w. +. Ballentine and daughter
visited with Mrs. W. III Ballentine and
friends over Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Lennox, of Port Huron
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
Meharg, the past week.
Moses Burns ST., of East Fremont
spent Wednesday with his daughter
Mrs. b. McNulty in Yale.
Mrs. Ed. Hopkins is spending the
week in Port Huron, the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Biddlecomb.
Arthur Coburn and Hal Johnson, OF
Mnnn,alfe Ia, ha - Gp,,IaU In 81
visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Eveland, of
Mayville, have been guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Rounds this week.
Geo. A. Mann left on Monday for
Los Angeles, Cali, where he will spend
some time in looking over the coun-
try.
II. w. Menerey and wife are home
from Coleman where they spent sever
al weeks OH visit to friends and rela-
tives.
+. Il. Blackney, county school com
missioner, of Port Huron, made the
EXpositor office pleasant call Monday
morning.
George Brownlee, of Port Huron,
formerly manager of the Brueck lIar-
ness Co., Yale, visited in the city the
past week.
Charlie Brown was i'm Ann ArbOr the
latter part of last week. While there
he witnessed the Michigan Vanderbilt
football game.
Mrs. +. A. Griswold was at Marlette
Wednesday and Thursday of this week
attending Sanilac county Sunday
school convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. a. Holden and
daughter Nita, of Brown City, were
in the city the first of the week, the
guests of relatives.
Mrs. Mckenzie, of Sarnia, mother of
Mrs. +. w. Andreae, and Mrs. ID. A.
Mckenzie, of Hoquiam, Wash, spent
the fore part of the week in the city.
Rev. and Mrs. Ellis and daughter
Ruth left Saturday morning for their
new home in Flushing Grace and
Jennie went to Akron for few days
visit.
County Clerk Daniel Foley, of Port
Huron, made the Expositor Office a
pleasant call Wednesday. lie feels
highly elated over the big vote he re-
ceived i'm the county OH Tuesday.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-11-09
Take Noticel

Owing to an advance in the price of
material, on and after Monday, Nov. IL
1906, we will charge the following liv-
ing prices: Setting shoes l5cts; new
shoes 30cts. Signed
Shaw x Sohnson.
II. III. Menerey.
j. Il. Cavanagh.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-11-09
OBITUARY..

Be still prepared for death and death or
life shall thereby be the sweeter.-
Shakespeare.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-11-09
MISSIONARY CLASS.

The Missionary department of the
Epworth League organized Mission
study class Monday evening The sub
ject for this year is India. The class
will meet with Mrs. +. A. Griswold
each Monday evening from seven to
eight o'clock. A freewill missionary
offering will be taken each evening and
will be used toward educating an or
phan in India.
The following officers were elected
President Mrs. Griswold.
Leader Mrs. +. Wheaton.
Secretary Miss Ludington.
Treasurer-Rev. Lawrason.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-11-09

The Crossett shoes for fit and style.
$3.50 and $500 at j. |. Rosenthal's.
For Sale-A good, heavy yearling
colt Enquire of John Menerey, Yale,
Mich. 1872
NoTICE-M Members of the Woodmen
circle are requested to be present at
our next regular meeting held Tuesday
evening, November Is, at 7:30 p. m.
Emma A. Evans. Clerk.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-11-09
PERSONAL.
L-,-<D9.eDG.-.Sd.r.SA.~<S

Movements and Doings of People That
You May Happen to Know.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-11-09

Send any news items you know of to
The ExpOsitor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09
GOvERNoR Is CRITIcIsEp.
Many Citizens of Gadsden Wished ts
 See VIII Johnson Hanxed.


 See VIII Johnson Hanged.
 Gadsden, Feb. S.-(SpeciaI )-Consid- erable adverse criticism has been in- dulged in by many citizens of the stand taken by Governor Jelxs in the case of Will Johnson, the negro who was to have been hanged in this city Fri day .and many believe that 1t was well that Johnson was spirited away by the omcers before 1t was generally known that he was not to be hanged. John son has made two attempts within the past three weeks to commit. suicide, as he thought there was no chance for him.
 Mrs. Kilby. the wife of Dr. E. S. Kilby. a veterinary doctor, is in a dan gerous condition at her home on Fourth street, from wound on the thumb. A few days ago Mrs. Kilby bruised the thumb in some manner and it sweIIed to enormous proportions and turned black. Physicians were called in and the thumb was operated upon and at present Mrs. Kilby Is some better. Yesterday her life was despaired of for several >hours.
 Both the steamers. the Alabama and Dixie, arrived at their wharf at the foot of Broad Street last night from Rome and up river landings with heavy cargoes for Gadsden and several noun leAA lOWhS. uS AldDdtHd DTOC0eueu down the river with a heavy load, while the Dixie went back to Rome with good load. The boats are now all under one management and are do- ing a splendid business.
 report reaches Gadsden from At talla that a white man named Walter Jones. attempted to rob man in At talla Monday night and was whipped by his intended victim and later turn ed over to the police, from whom he later made his escape. It is said that about month ago Jones attempted to rob house in Attalla when the own CT met him at the door with an axa and proceeded to chop him up. He was arrested and placed in the Attalla call choose but was unable to work on &C., count of his wounds. He was turned loose Monday, and at once attempted another robbery. Jones is a brother to Pink Jones. who shot and killed an old and inoffensive negro near Attal- la several months ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09
MARKET FOR COTTON
RULING QUIET WITH FLUCTUATIONS
 NARROW AND IRREGuLAR.
Close Steady at Net Advance of to . Points With Sales for the Day
 Estimated at Only S50.0O0

New York, Feb. s.--The cotton market was quiet and fluctuation irregular within a range of about IS points, The close was steady at a net advance of one to seven points. Sales were estimated at 35o,0o0 bales.
 The market opened stesdy at an advance of 4Gl II points fin response to higher cables and early news generally wass considered favorable to the market including overnight better demand for spots late yesterday and private advices from Liverpool expressing favorable opinion of the market owing to a big trade demand. There was no sign of aggressive bull support. however. which was thought to negative the recent rumors of a new Wall Street bull clique. The South seemed to be selling here by balance. New Orleans was relatively easy and local traders strated selling shortly after the opening. Prices consequently eased of! during the middle session and In the. after for May or about five points net lower. Thers was covering by early sellers around these figures and the market rallied in the late session with the active months one to three points net higher. New crop positions were relatively steady, private advices from the South received later in the day reported . falling off in spot demand. but also reported light offerings According to official ad- vices Southern spot markets were unchanE- ed.
 Receipts at the ports today were 17.9ss bales, against i4,0Ss last week and i1,5si last year For the week (estimatadl. 125,- 900 against 124s47 last week and si.742 last year ~
 Today's receipts at New Orleans b,65s, against 5,934 last year and at Houston {. 16Os against LOST last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09
SOusa and His Band Today. Matinee at BiJOu, ?. III.
CLEVELAND NOT CANDIDATE.
Bainbridge Announces for Sheriff of
 Rtbb County.

Bainbridge Announces for Sheriff oi ,Bibb County. Centreville, Feb. S.-(Special. .)-C. L ] Cleveland. who has been prominentlJ mentioned as a candidate for sherifI for Bibb County, announces that he will not enter the race. for that posi- tion. MT Cleveland has great number of friends in the county. and had he decided to enter the race he would have been most formidable candidate. His announcement simplihes the situation so far as the race for sheriff is con cerned
 G. D. Brainbridge of Hargrove, an- nounces as a candidate for sheriff this week. MT. Brainbridge has been iden- tified for many years with the min ing interest of Alabama.
 There seems to be very little inter est manifested in this county over the race for Governor. The race for Unit ed States Senate seems to overshadow the race for Governor It seems that Hon. John B. Knox and Governor Jo- seph F. Johnston are the favorites so far as the voters of Bibb County are concerned.
 It is very probable that Charles Hen derson, of Troy. will receive d flat terinE vote as Railroad Commissioner in this section. He is regarded as a man who will do the fair and right thing by all parties, whether corpora tions or individuals
 The gloomy weather for the last few days has stopped farm work ir this community.
 At the town election for West Bloc ton, which occurred a few days ago, w H. Logan was elected Mayor over Dr George Randall. The race was mos' | exciting one and the result until tho very last was in doubt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09
CURRENT QUOTATIONS
fCoryrcted p.slx.,

fCorrccted Dnily.1
 These prices are at whoissals and no,
 stsrch--Corn. so1oc: standard rood, pearl ske; gloss lump shc; nickel pack
 Rice-Extrs fancy. exc; head 4ose: srok-
 ssllyiSse' s;nssa4Sss s.lida s y.rsn.s gsSsss Soc ,oS eRsles soIRS esoS isSey Di; -' 's.nals.--ssiss; e; fancy . Q ,os.
 crackers--xx6 soda she; XXX Ginger
 fiSur.,gss,s :. Ss .,, ssr.si:; m I,isa pa..n.
 arits-psr Dbl. g. %; per sack sI.so.
 nssisasss nnssd-Lsas axe: ssas esnSsuna sSs axe, as%;Do .as a.yss,ss, lss; ssa;5. ,., ssss,.s ssca ssc wss snGss .se cpssd .1s ,ma,sss sss ySr, R,,It ssed oats, roe. pos oats 6se; Cotton seed huiIs-ioose. per ton ss oo baied s7.oo; sacks se.oo: cotton seed meal '1ci 1ccihsess-Fancr zee full cream Iso. .D.o,., Canned eoods-saimon' chums. |, oa. plnks. yl. 10: Columbia river. si 5o: socS, sgssss s S:.asa sS serdiss. ssss Anspss. i%pSa,.a Weight %sixht. s5o don Tomatoes 2 is. e sse a'sss 1s = E&oiss.e.-aeorxia & esn. barrel sse p., xal: cases. gallons. e2.75 per casa: 1.SSS.. syrup Log Cabin. gallons. SIG: ~alIons ST 80: ats. sA.ss per doz
 Suear-Granulated 6kc: Y. r. C. 1xc
 Hides-Dry flint ise dry salted isc: green 'alssa lMsool1cisar. .cSi sso to s4o.
 Frnit and Producs---fsed and v.,,o,s =. Ions si .o5 per busheI; potat7es, wisconniiv stock 100 bu; Michigan si.o6 bn.: bs.s New head stock, % lb.s fancy apples SS K hhi !. russets. s5. co: Florida oranges xa. 7s a.s @ 70 box: beEas q. .es sack: white psas S2. 25 bu.: onion sets. yellow 32. ss bu rcd $2 3s bu. seed potatoes. early rose peeriess sl IS bu: second crop Bliss triurnph ii as bu: apple and white wine vinegar ikc 1s f. fancy full ere cheese isc 10, fancy If aI D oratsd apples 90: dried apples: 50 i6. % bsss, so.so ske: se-7s. 7Ee 7o-sO. 7Hc s; ID. almonds fec: Ivaea l5kc: pecans. rneJimr-, size Nc: Spanish onions &1. 76 crate: haavv weight Malaga graper S7 keg.
 Chickens-Hsns sO@sse; flyers as Vsoc; broiiers 15 @20c. ,Turkeys-10912ho alive.
 7 NEgEs-1sc
 ssed-Rye. s1 per bu.: wheat q. ss; bar ley. q: crimson clover. 12c: alfalfa IS aoe per lb.; onion sets. white skin s2. DearT sa. blue grass. 1h tsc per h.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09
TREASURY BALANCES Washington Feb s-Tfeasury balances sla7,si4,es1; gold $74.es4.732.


CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
 Chicago. Feb. s.-An official forecast s, Hl instrumental today in causing weak tone sa in the wheat market here Prices aL thc S0se sS wfsS wsls t0 the May option He lower than yesterdays final quotation corn anq oSss Sts were each off < Q %c. Provisions were ''s WeaSnes in the wheat pit developed after trading was well under way At Ins opening sentiment favored higher prices and quotations on May were Ac to &c higher at S5Kc to S6&c. Shorts were active pic ders and their demand advanced the nr'c" urged to action by a report that the WneaL crop of India is in an extremeST TSs slight upturn induced heavy selling py com mission houses. winch caused a slight reacSs d second rally and then liberal selling by commission houses and numerous susaI' tion of snow for Kansas and Nebraska caus- ed the market to weaken. Many repoFts were received during the day of dsmaeS mage 70 contradictory character that they failed to influence the market to any degree. n was not until the official forecast was announc- ed that prices declined. Trading throuEh- out the day was large. The low point for close aoy was was weak SeaiHV with n May at s4Sc.
 Trading in the corn pit was very nkn. Easy cables and liberal local rec receipts Is were ss easy with prices at about the lowest poin, of the day May opened unchanged to a . 8hade lower dt 4AA c to T1NSs s"aN SAN -
 43 Nc, and closed at 44c.
 A continued good export demand caused moderate firmness In the oats market eariy in the day. but later the market weakened by profit taking by local holders May opened shade to k c higher at 80 ns Ac'
 The mark of six cents per pound for live hogs was realized today and caused decld- active buying by shorts which resulted In a considerable advance in prices. The great est demand was for pork and this showed he strength. Local packers were liberal purchasers of ribs. The market closed strong with May pork up zIhe at s15l6 Lard was up 10c at S7 .S2A. RioS were 7h 010c higher at $S.009 $S. O2 h,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09
Phone 524.

hundred dollars. Of this amount, about $350.00 for back years. This shows that about 767 voters paid their poll tax for 1905, and with the exemptions, will place the voting strength of the coun- ty at about one thousand. @
 E. A Breitling, prominent mer- chant, is now shipping oceans by the barrel to New York. His oceans have established a record for quality and command a good price. He has ship ped about ten barrels this season. His oceans are grown near Demopolis and are large in size and rich in flavor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09
rHE METAL MARvETs.

New York. Feb. S.--London tin was un- changed to shade higher; spot f164 4s Sd: futures E162 2s Sd. Locally market quiet and higher; spot $36. .00@ SS7 20.
 Copper advanced in London. closing GTS los for spot and sT6 for futures. Locally conditions are as previously reported.
 Lead was dull s5. 60@$5.70 locally. Lon don lower, f4 3s 9d.
 Epelter advanced to e27 abroad. but re- 1nained unchanged locally.
 Ten shillngs further decline was reported in the English iron market with standard foundry closing Sos 4d and Cleveland war rants Sos 9d Local market for iron quiet, and some holders are reported to be shading recent prices. No. 1 foundry. northern SIS. 25 O $19 35; No. do. Sl7. 7b co SIS. S5 No. I foundry southern SIS. 25 e s1s.75: No. 2 do. S17.756 SIS. 25.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09

late Hon. Isaac Parks, at one time senator from this district and is splendid type of young Southern wo- manhood, having the love and friend ship of all who know her. 1 Crenshaw has in the neighborhood of 5000 registered voters and has 1.175 ! polls paid
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09
MixeII-Rarks.

Luverne, Feb. s.--tSpecial. )-Today at noon a marriage of considerable in- terest was solemnized at the home of the Misses Parks on First street in I,uverne, when Miss Laura Parks be- came the wife of c. L. Mizell, Rev. MT. Lewis of the Methodist church officiat- ing. Miss Parks Is a daughter of the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09

Port Eads Feb. s.-Arrived: strs.. Blue fields, Nor, Halversen. Bluefields: woth- field, Br Jones. Vera Cruz: Utstein. Nor. Knudsen Puerto Cortez; Tug, John l.. Bra dy Jarvis Port Arthur.
 Sailed: strs., Antillian. Br.. Japha. Liver mol: Prince Arthur. Br, Kinney. Havana Mantoe. DeBoir. Brazos Santiago. via Gal weston; Brewster, Ger. Bock. Puerto Cor tez; Bark, Baden. Ger, Schneider Lisbon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09
FunernI of NTr. RnIph.

Tuscaloosa, Feb Especial )-The funeral of James Q. Ralph occurred from the Catholic Church at 10 o'clock yesterday morning and the interment was at Evergreen Cemetery. The pail bearers were: Walter Ryan, A. McGill, w. A. Ryan, F. H. Walter, J. M. Foster and A. J. Lyons.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09
Drrrxv optrANs f,nTToN.

New Orleans. Feb. S.--Spot cotton easier' 8Y,rf mot ouotabiy lower. Sales S. 400 bales. sfncluding f.20o to arrive and sSI fob Quo- fations unchanged: mtddlinE lO ll.40c.
 Futures at the opening were to polnts ID on favorable Liverpool. which closed Tour points higher than expected. Before the s1soon call the market turned weaker and re- ceded 6 to 12 points. In the trading March opened points up at 1o.Ti deciined to I0 63 and finally improved tn 10. .65. May opened 5 points up at II. 0T. declined to 10 s2 and finally advanced to 10. ss The market closed quiet with net losses of to D points on the active positions.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09
Dsuxu vORK DRY GooDs.

New York. Feb. s.-Jobbers m Inc dry 9ooJs market today complained that in spite of the presence of large number of retail buvers onerations were not extensive and that buyers expressed a lack of faith in the future Continued inquiry from Chi ma was reported. The auction sale of silks diverted considerable retail trade from job blng houses.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09
THE LOCAL COTTON
QUOTATIONS IN SPOT MARKET WERE
 UNCHANGED.
Future Market Was Dull and Lower With Specuiat0rs Showing. Disposition to Buy on Easy

The MontKomery marketfor cotton was un- changed yesterday notwithstanding futures ceased off bit.
 On continued heavy .res sipts and other ad- verse news. the future market lost 70 io
 points although the market relapsed into
 state of duliness- .-....,.. s,.,s scalping market may be looked for with trnders more disposed to buy on easy perlodS f than to sell all operators keeping in mind the heavy movement after this month last
 year, The most encouraging cables contin- ne to be received from Liverpool. foreigners
 having a favorable opinion of the market
 in the long run. the expressing of such views
 being based upon prospects for good trade aL
 Hfarehester and at all spinning districts of
 Great Britain, mills having booked heavy
 c0ntnitrnents running well into the new sea- son, So firmly set are such convictions that mail advices from England convey the opin- ion that the distant positions VIII close m
 on the near months and perhaps sell at q 7Drernium. ,. Weather conditions in the cotton belt
 xesterday were reported to be more satis- factory although the nasty weather in Mont rouery County kept farmers at home.