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La Junta tribune., 1906-01-20
Kansas CITY Markets

Although cattle receipts thu, week
are the heaviest ON record for like
period IN January al this point. the
market Is holding up Ia good shape.
With 2u.Uuu cattle here Wednesday.
prices were steady o. Ia lower.
Colorado feeders at $50 Geo S3.S5.
Colorado stpcsgrs same price. Idaho
faglers Sa--. Utah feeder. 81. -.
Colorado hay fed steers. IlIur1g1ds.
sold az sI2I Il. dugs not repre-
sent the limit nr Hlyfrd cattle. a.
these were NOT extra choice There
s nothing wrong with the demand
f.- ratfI. from ars SOURCES. ls buy
urs work Is.s when supplies ar,
SMALL ard clean uu everything On
E1nd shape whsr rreaiuts are heavy
Although cart., receipts =H far in
January arg 80 per cent greater than
same period last January. demand
has Increased relatively more than
this. as present prices are - % %
cents higher than this time a year
ago. The good fat cattle market
stimulates country buying High
prices If by products Il the packers
help 10 hold up prices also. for in
stances calf hides are worth from
$50 TO $50 for each hide. quite an
influence in holding up price Of
veals.
Big runs nf sheep and lambs lately
have temporarily depresSed prices
y to 10 cents as compared with a
week ago. Run "Wednesday Is GOO
head. supply for three days this
week 33.eI Dealers look for a
return to the high range of prices
within a week or two. a. soon as
present surplus i worked Of. An
other thing. quality i likely to be
better as a good deal Of immature
stuff. j. being worked oT. Top
lambs to-day S7-n. buIk of fair to
good lambs S6-75 to S7.Is. wethers
s5.s5 to $50. ewes 500 70 SIX.
and So about the Enit on vearI-
ings- Wool Is hirh. sheep pelts Ike
WISE another case where fr7rense
out SIDE e The aerual demand for
meats that i halSterinr up the
r-arze-
J. A EHrEARr-
live Srars Ca-~as-.a--lFz-.
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-20
presbyterisn. Rev. Conrad BIuhw.

a Living Sacrifice as a Reason
able Service" will be discussed by
Pastor Bluhm at II a. m, and Re,
ciprocal Conduct" at 7.30 p. m,
Sunday School at 9.i5. Christian
Endeavor at ESQ p. m.
Delta Alpha will meet at home of
Mis- Lena Gwynn Monday 7-:}O p. m.
Watch announcement Of Delta Alpha
program for February 18th.
The Ladies Aid take pleasure in
announcing the advent Of Col. Geo.
W. Balm with his New Woman and
Old Man" at Theatre February 27th.
Superb treat for those who attend.
Season tickets for remaining three
numbers. including Father Vaughan.
only Sl25.
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-20
New Uomsn sas Old nsa."

The far famed Kentucky Orator"
is booked for the theatre next Sat
urday night He will bring with
him his New Woman and Old Man. "
Chock full of joke. sport. fun, phil
osophy. and of :prose poetry. this
Dean Of the American Platform"
promises a treat for the intellectual
the roust-about. and the hit-and-
miss second not even to Vending.
Copeland. Wickersham. or Sears.
The man-about-town has it from
fifteen townsmen that they have
heard him in other places and will
report next Saturday night in every
event except that Of death. Such a
man none can afford TO miss. To
Accommodate shoppers and clerks the
curtain will not rise till $50 p. m,
Be sure to reserve a seat latter part
Of next week.
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-20
chns,isn Church. Rev. A. / Fsrss.or

The revival meeting i still grow
ing in its spiritual influence and
power.
Forty-two have already come for
ward by better statement and con
fession. The influence Of the meet
ing in rcviving the church is very
fine Evangelist Stivcrs sermons
are forceful. logical, and very con-
vincing and be has the close atten-
tion Of the audience from night Ia
night
Subject for Saturday night will be
Mother. For Sunday az II a. m.
"Ou the Mountain Top with Jesus. %
Evening Greed that Needs on Revi-
sion. Bible school az ~ "a. m. and
Endaavur az 6-3u p. IN. All invited
tu an aery ices.
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-20
esptist Church. Rev. s. c. Davis

Worship tomorrow at IL a. m.
and 7:3O p. m. with preaching by
the pastor. The musical service
will be led by a chorus choir.
The morning subject will be The
Gospel for Age" and the evening
subject will be The Social Value Of
The Righteous Man"
The Sunday school will meet at
T:45 a. m. and the Young People
will meet at Gas p. m. All are cor
daily invited to attend the above
serNices.
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-20
Catholic. Rev. ~. s. Callahan.

Mass and sermon every Sunday.
except first, AT 10 a. m.
On first Sunday Of each month
mass and instruction at : a. m.
Sunday School al 8 p. m.
Evening services at 7:30 o'clock
except second Sunday Of month; also
on first Friday for Sacred Heart
League.
Confessions every Saturday. ex-
cept the third
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-20

j A EIrEARr
1--we STOCK Ca-resrs-l9ia~t.
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-20
ST. Andrews. Rev. Z. Wh,sheuse

Sunday School 10 a. m. Morning
Prayer and Sermon at II O'Clock.
Subject of morning sermon. The
Healing of the Centurian's Servant.
Evening Prayer and Sermon 7:30 p.
m. subject. The Bible and the
Church" All are welcome.
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-20
cnuRcn AsnouscGmGnrs.
ns,nesis,. Rev ". G. s.,rsn. Pastor.

Services at the usual hours to-mor-
row. conducted by the pastor.
Morning subject, Exposition of the
Eighth Chapter of Romans. Even
ing subject. The New Birth.
Cordial invitation to all TO worship
with US.
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-20
Irp7rtsrt soiiee.

From this date we wlI buy and
pay the hi-he=t price for anything
in the line gf secondhand goods.
Telephone Black il3
LEW FURNITURE HOysE.
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-20

The p.oo- co-s---zptive shouid not b-
the vTCt1ru of exrerI-1eu-- a. he ofteu =.
but the rso--ent the dread disezse NAM
tests its ri-ese-ce he shoula Re given Bo-
sc-eS : G-e--la- >r-ur,-z pure. uo--slc1-
i1oiic rletilcI-e that = rrzlie s-erlzllv fa-
he Cr-re of cos-Su--rtiorl. and hzs q World
1sTl7sa fa---sz a. = f-s--5--- --~-sf fs1- r-l--i1
-alls. cCuE1s- C-u-U. SIRE tE-os- ard
Il fr1-ci.szf alTec-1H-z II Cd ard Euur1
7, i std N en- c5r5-5-=f c1ur-r7es. a-d
hss teen fs--o-s as = ca-zsu--rr rl5- cu-e
~ sl-11st ts1f e ceztu-v
Trisi hu--le 80 BE hutf-e - ~
a. 1--zzzs-s s-a-. tie ua-iE
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-06-13
SOMETHING ABOUT EcLIPsEs
Not the Same in Manifestation as
They Were in Former
Days.

Eclipses are not what they used to
be- The eclipse, with its accompany.
Ing phenomena, was observed a gen.
Grafton ago as the manifestation OF
certain effects OF heat and light, but
far more complex is the vision of the
investigator of to-day Prof T. T.
Thomson and the Cavendish school
aaye placed the electro magnetic the
cries Of matter and of radiation on the
finnest of bases. We now think of a
body which, like the sun. radiates en-.
ergy, as sending out not heat and light
but cOrpuscles, electrons of almost
popular notoriety, positive and mega.
tive ions. and rays and emanations of
such varied types and complexities
that calculation and definition still
await them.
Then TOO, NJ Lebedet and Messrs
Nichols and Hall have confirmed the
heory of the pressure exerted by
light Consequently We cannot now
look at the corona as simple glow
lit must be viewed as the complex
expressions of light exerted on parti-
cles within its ethereal territory. Of
the action and interaction of pulsat.
ing carriers OF composite electricity
and matter.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-06-13
TRAVELLING ON HIS RIBS.
Russian Tramp Was Doing the Stunt
Worked by the American
Tramps.

Poultney Bigelow, who knows Rus
STA well, was describing the Russian
muZhik.
The muzhlk is naive" he said
Here is a story that they told about
him.
"A muzhik of Moscow boarded tne
Petersburg train and in due time the
conductor came and asked for his
ticket
81 have no ticket, said the muzhik,
naively
No ticket cried the conductor
Then of you go, you scoundrel, at the
very next station
And at the next station, according.
ly, the muzhik was put off with u
half dozen thumps in the ribs.
He waited till another Petersburg
train came along, he boarded this
train, too and at the next station,
with more thumps in the ribs, he was
again put of.
"Undaunted, he boarded the third
train and third time he was beaten
and put OF.
"A passenger who alighted at the
same place was interested in the muz-
hik, and said sympathetically:
Where is it you are going, my
friend?"
The muzhik with patient smile
replied:
To st. Petersburg. If my ribs will
stPnd it"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-06-13
@sezz2.A- ~
Still Growing

The Shoe Department has tskru space. It
simply hal TO have more room Not enough yet, y our
shoe says but it help. What is it that brings this
remarkably successful shoe business Of ursthat makes
grow month after month Sometimes we think it is the
extra values we giving in shoes sometimes the truly
great and varied assortmens offer; sometimes the
attention and the panstakng to have the shoes
satisfactorily fitted But after ALL it not all Of b,
collectively that account for this fast growing business
We especially invite those who have not yet WISHED
exclusive Ladies' and Chdrens Shoe Department 10 do So
Not the slightest Obligation to buy. You'll find our Shoe
Department delightful and lestful shopping place.
Lovers of beautiful shoes will find much to admire in
the different styles showing Practically every
footwear neeI be supplied from great assortment.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-06-13

came public Mrs. Corey has refused
to live with him. though it is said that
Mr.. Corey made his wife muniicent
offers of money and real estate to in
duce her not to sue for divorce.
Corey's own family has sided with
Mrs. Corey, and determined efforts to
heal the breach have been made. II
was announced more than once that a
reconciliation had been effected.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-06-13
Sleenyland.

There lies shadowy island
Beyond days farthest sight,
And storm tossed burques shall haven
by those low shores tonight;
The winds grow hushed around il,
Their guard the willows keep,
The gray dream-river murmurs'
sleepy Sleepy Sleep"
is the Isle OF slumber
Come up along the strand
Among the blossomng bushes
10 rest in drowsyland;
In peace serene and deep,
While bending branches whisper
sleepy. sleepy Sleep!
". q Timcs-Democrat.
The Life Story.
what do we get
For the toll o. the years?
Shadow-aud sunshine
That gllmmers through tears
Singing and signing
Along the brief way
storms o the winter
And dreams o the May
Strife O the battle
The wrong and the right;
Life IN galiop-
Good morning-Good night"
# L. stanton, in Atlanta Constitu'
ton.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-06-13
MRS. COREY ASKS DIVORCE.
wife Of steel MaEnRte brings Suit In
Nevudn

RENO, New, June 10. Mrs William
Ellis Corey wife of the president %
the United States Steel corporation
filed a petition in the Second district
court Of Nevada at this place for an
absolute decree OF divorce.
Mrs. Corey came to Reno six months
ago, and II was then said that her com
ing was in order to acquire residence
for divorce purposes. Since the alleged
friendship Of her husband for Ger
tain well known musical actress be
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-06-13
A Real Pretty Poem.

Hadst thou didst knew
What thou didst done
wouldst have wept
o crool, crool one
But erst and erst
! thinkest true
And understands
Thou didst not knew
Yet eft ] yearn.
Since thou hast hidst
SO far from hence,
Thou didst, thou didst
But why dost seemest
Wan and faint2
Dost thinkst me i'll?
aln't.
Wallace Irwin, In n. Y. Globe
Song for Music.
Love is the wind; my heart is the fallen
leaf;
Love is the measure; mine are the fail
ing feet;
Yet must dance In time with It's throb.
bling beat,
Yet am blown in the woods OF Grief
Mad though the dance, unstirred and serene
you move,
wnd though the wind, you flower secure
and sweet
Love is the music mine are the failing
feet,
ana ;he whrng Leaf. for the wind Is Low
Rose cary Noble, IN Harrera MAGAZINE.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-06-13

Cheapest accident insurance-Dr
Thomas Electric Oil. Stops the pain
and heals the wound. All druggists
sell IL.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-06-13

Men and Young Mems FIannel Pants o
s. 30, $500, 50 80, StQo. $3.50. go,
$3.50, $500.
Belts at 25c and SOC
straw Hats from soc to $500, all styles
for men
Summer Caps, 2jc and SOC.
Boys Wash Pants, pc and SOC.
Boys O,erallS, DC Jumpers, 25c
Children Straw Hats. from l5c to zoe
Crash hats at 25c and SOC
Summer Underwear at 253 and soc.
Union SUITS az 81 90 and $3.50
LaSher ; otkiug-, Zoe: , pairs 25c.
laSher stockings at ldc; pairs 25c.
Lasher Hose AZ 2jc 20 par.
Fancy Hose l5c; two prs 25c, and PC pr.
Negligee shirts at SOC, Use, Sl00 and SlS
SOFT Collar Shirts from SOC TO 81 90
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-06-13
MULLIGAN & ROCHE

The Leading Clothiers, Hatters, Furn-
ishers and Ladies and Gents
Fine Custom TailorS
100 Main St, BEsNINGT Ton
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-06-13
COR SALE

COH SALE - one large refrigerator one
I large size coffee mill Both IN good ,order
b h. Hart la4
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-06-13

EOR sALE-Dry fourfoot wood. A j.
j Dewey 1924
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-06-13

L. S. Senator RedGeld Proctor pass
ed through North Bennington yester'
day afternoon in his private car, Mara
quita, enruute to Washington.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-06-13

i,OH SALE OR a RENT House of Il
L rooms az 9G West Main street Steam
heat electric lights and all modern conyen
noes. John Leahy, Cottage Hotel. ,3ll2i
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-06-13

NOR SALE offer for sale for removal
L The market building, situated on corner Of
North ana Pleasant streets now occupied b.,
g. W Chandle, Any person desiring 10 pur.
chase said building can submit an offer for same
ID me Charles n Powers
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-06-13

Miss Mae Ward, trimmer for Mi s
Julia O'Donnell, who has been absent
at her home ia Norwalk, Conn, for a
week, returned last evening
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-06-13

A load of goods for the residence OF
seymour Van SantyOord who vii OPP
en- his summer residence the latter
par. OF the week, arrived here today
New-York tribune., 1906-12-12
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Dec. 1.-THE features dominating Bos-
ana the small supply OF wool on sale here. The
i q, q position. The demand rOr clothing
terrltorv furnishes especial interest fine bringing So
&c and in several 6Sc- Some transactions are
ysrorted 65c. while several lines "a
worth zoe Pulled woods In steady Foreign
grades are firm Leading domestic quotations follow
Ohio and Pennsy ivania--AN and above 33la a sac;
V 7l032c- Ia l. 40 +sc. No ,. 8Sd 39c. fine. nm
TSasbeT IS q sSc unmeTchantahIe. soc: haf blood
nwashed 3S d3Siac; threeeighths blood unwashed ~
quarter blood. unWashed. IS I93Ac. deIane
washed IS y d SIC; do unwashed, - soc Michigan
T,ino unwsshed "a 25c. half blood. unwashsd 80
ssc: three-elghths unwashed SsaStc. quarter blood
Cd GSeiAr. delatue, unwashed
Eanfurxv Indiana and Missouri-Couahinr three
slshths blood 50 Gs4c combing. quarter blood 81 .
gI1 Texas (scoured baStsl-Ftnc. half month
75c me six eight months 6s Ns5c nne FAR clean.
6SQ60c California tscOgTed basis Northern. choice
81 6sc Northern. good. IS see: middle county.
sac Southern $500, s "a xsl' re, sl - oregon
Ga 40 ! slsthtDs. HsIsS. VallV No L Gas2O
New-York tribune., 1906-12-12

p"r Dbl S3as6. do per basket 81 so9s2 So DO Conuecti
and Eastern white bbl, 5OdS4 so; yellow,
81 5OqS2 q; red 81 5Ods2: do Orange county red
and yellow. per bag. 75c6S1 y. Western white.
per crate S1dSI 10 and yellow per bag SlGSi 5
10 III bulk. per 157 10 81 25aS1 70; sFALIOTS. New
Orleans per 100 punches S2QS2 so: OIA. Florida.
S2dS3; Cuban, 81 S0d$2 90: PEAS Florida.
per basket 81 5OGS3 80: California per 81.
PEPPERS Florida. carrier $3dS5. PUMPKINS. per
bhI. 50CQS1: PARSNIPS per bbl 81 25GS1 80. PARSLEY.
New Orleans 100 punches. $23S3, d, plain.
81 506S2 30. RADISHES. Norfolk. per basket, 25c0$l;
do New Orleans. 100 punches. SiQS2, RONAINF,
New Orleans per Dbl 81 5OdS5 do Florida per basket,
s. bogS2 10 French. per Dozen. S1qS1 so; STRIEG
% wax, 81 50qseI p Squash. Hubbard. per hbl so
81; marrow. 5oCQ<1; Florida new per basket, St1S2;
SPTNACH Norfolk per bbl. 81 1892 ?. DO New Or
leans 81; TOMATOES Florida carrier 81 5fdS. so
Indies 81 5Od s. so; 10 california. Ter far box
Jersey Long Island ruabaGa Gsc nearby, white
T5c9Sf y: WATERCRESS. per 100 punches. Sld$l -.
HAY AMI STRAW-HAY Y-The market opened slowly,
with helpful good clear weather Receipts expanded
SOM bur not with depression prices for the
fully useful oEs these. before hold tha
top Qualities OF thet- frTness Extremes
for choice. 81 % per leo n STRAVF'strv active
$4,000 long " Recepts Of hay and straw
reported the Produce Exchange az 70 day Hud
son River Railroad $50. Erie 400; Pennsylvania. 100
Delaware. Lackswanna Western. 210. Lehish valley.
16G: Baltimore Ohio. so Ontario Western. So Cen
trail Of New Jersey 10 boats no. total 5s0 tors
Receipts Of straw. 90 tons
Toledo, Dec. 11--CLOVERSEED-Cash and December,
SIS - January. IS So; March, S. so AISIKE, g. 20
TIMOTHY
New-York tribune., 1906-12-12
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Dec 1.-CATTLE-Recepts: about 500 heal
Market steady but SLOW Common to prime steers SS eCg
81 90; cows 81 IOdS2 co. bulls 81 1893 To- common 70
prime calves s2dS7 50 sockers ana feeders s. Sas3 ~
HOCSS-Rsceipts about 2S.co0 head. Market SfFloc
lower Choice heavy. S6 25a$6 So Light butchers - 29
32Is: choice light So 25GS6 so light mixed So l99
So .: paesers Slja s6 80: pigs S5 5OgS6 % SHEEP
Receipts about 5000 head Market best arm others
IS 258S6 60. lambs. S56Ss-
Cincinnati Dec 1l.--HOGS active butchers and snip
pers' s6 80aS6 81; common. S. 4egs6 % CATTLE
strong. Fair good shippers - ooaSo 90 common
s41s7 co - -,,.- o, a..
Kansas CITY. Dec. 1I-CATTLE-Receipts, 2l,800
head including sO0 SOutherns; markst steady TO lOc
low. fou- loads heifers for Christmas sold
e. 30. one steer weighing 1850 n. brought Sl2s
choice export and dressed beef steers s. 1S4S7 50
fair 70 good S40S5 so: s. so ass so
sockers and feeders 50 5o@s! 40; southern steers,
ssIS5. Southern cows. S3dS3 %; native cows. S29
81 25: native hefsrs Sc qS5 bulls s2 70 a 81 50
calves. $24ss so HCeS-t,ecelpts' Isg3oe .e9d
S. s7Iz bulk sales. ss 20 ass 27ia heavy, IS 25
97It hackers 90 dS6 e5 pigs and lights s. - q
So 25 sHEEP-Receip!s. $500 head: market strong
and vearIings s5Gs6 %. Western fed sheep. S4 80
S. 75s storxers and feeders. 81 Gs5 10.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-12
LIVESTOCK MARWET.

New York December II. 1905
ing II cars for market making with the late
fs o das aene = steady ana about 70 cars on rapo2t or
Wednesdays MARKET y TeSoed So beer ia6y ~ oG'9 ana
sides Texas beet 5zgIc No later cable adyices from
we're 55 sheep 70 the Vest indies the George reported
SEQ catt!e i ana o quarters Of bees 70 liverpool ths
Celtic to the same port also sails soCInorro with 9o
quarters FOR COMPANY The
GALVEs|R5ceipts were 5l9 head including for
few fa aIs mars Changed hands T The feqns was rats sea5
About 500 calves unsod inciudng cars Or M "esteRs &
dressed vsas steady at sesae 10 country dressed
saIss-s Sanders: veals. 1870 n average at IS Ter
McPhersOn & Co: veal 100 n. at 50 25
SHEEP ANR I-ANBS- -ieceP1s Tere ] liz 'aPsi xtT 9T
with the stale stoe II e3Ts on SALE l9s at - 9Tssy @ Sy
ply steady prime and choice lambs firm common and
lambs were unsoid Common to prime sheep sold at
So 5Ogs5 so loo ~ sus at g earrings at $e9S5 81
one ear Of extra choice lambs a. $ - Ihese lambs
ket for time raised on Jaho Knob the
highest point in Vest Ergina and sniPpeG 9S C1.ohe Z
at sGl0c 10 dressed lambs in fair demand at loa
s2s West aD Virginia Ct a.. lambs G57s
de- 81 ~ at 81 - wss- Virginia ysarings n
at 81 is oh'o eqj LAMBS ,t5,s ~ % lambs a5 - "a 10 at
yea, ngs. 100 70 at S6 5 "a state sheep and
KeTns Commission COMPANY: 45s Buralo lambs.
So r. at s. sS Buffalo o yeisPs Baso is lambs 81 70 at
81 10 Buaao sheep io7 10, at IS SO: Is sheep and
'u sahdsrs sais ia state lambs 81 10 3 ss lss do
state sheep. 81 ~ a IS so. do So NJ. at So 30
Tudd a 90 date Yesterday. 224 Buffalo lambs,
66 ~ at 81 60; 20 do. 66 70 at 81 80; SO state do
81 10 s.; II culs 45 70, at Sc; Gull sheep
HoGsIReceipts were ass or SEQ head In,
Guiding one car market. Feeling weak 70 Sc
ioTSer State and Pennsylvania hogs are quoted at
80 TO Sc per Zoe n for heavy 10 light weights
Country dressed hogs unchanged.
(al late ye5terdGyl-W- r Hume 80 STATE
hogs. 157 average az ss IS per 100 n rough.
John P %aison Il state hogs. 17s u. at IS rs l
rough. 420 70. s. rs. .
s Judd & Co: Is state pigs SIS 10, at IS: state
hogs 19i 10 Sc 70; 81 do. 1S4 10 at So Ie IL DO
26f 10 at S6 Ga Foughs, 322 n. at So 20
Sanders. state pigs, 9S 10. at 50 so: o 40
III 10 at SIS SO hogs. 135 NJ az Sc l5i do
az I rough. $50 10, al s. 70
New-York tribune., 1906-12-12
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. December Il. 1906.
Cof'FEE,-The coffee market irregular during
Gays session. with prices selling down with the
previous low point, but failing to break
eroon1 The opening a decline OF 5H1o points
aa curing the middle session prices about loa2o
points net lower. with selling ~
European cable dispatches expected
Pa1lo receipts the bearish factors,
cline there covering and
msnd. on which the market rallied partly and closed
sttsdy at decline Of 5Qi5 points day
were reported of AZ 600 bags There much fresh
feature Europe failed fully respond
Eances OF the previous day. Havre opening =
higher. but losing before hour Of
opening when Hamburg also unchanged The
razan markets acted rather unsettled with Rio
ina and Santos 100 Teis lower. but the exchange
Unchanged Receipts at Sac Paulo were reported
niue over 10000 bags. bags same
Gay last year There selling here, which
supposed 10 be against purchases in Brazil though
operations as these would be doubtful
NifV OF the fact that local away
parity With the Brazilian
Rio " ~ ~ 80 - ~
Te range OF prices in til. local market to-day
a
New-York tribune., 1906-12-12
contract prizes IN I'll. local market to-day

CoTToN-It s active and excited day in the
cotton market or became after the publication
b estimate OF the crop placing It at u $4,000
mate was more beartsh than had
market broke very sharply sfter publication selling
cn 10 the lowest touched since OF
early last October The close points
net decline of e3qs4 points. Sales FOR ths
estnae1 at 100000 bales The market steady
unchanged prices 10 decline OF points showed
egg tendency during the early session under scattering
hquldalicn and some selling h. Wall people who
evidently expected boarish report Before the report
"ss Issued JanLaTy was on 70 9 So and March
selling around 10 o. or about 22925 points lower The
estlnlate was followed BY slump 30 for January
and p" for March decline Of about T0g77 points.
as compared with the closing figures Of last night Gov
e-l1g caused rally OF Il = points
trading but traders feared influence report
on the Liverpool market and the
report Wss published made % 60 Of
the trade with FeW 70 fo-ecastnE showed
an average Of u 2l60 600 bas with ranging
from l1s500A0 % 1890 006 bales fact that
governments estimate Is given pounds
gross. while census reports OF
statistics running counting
Is Of the confusing features of report TIE
weight hales season Is be
in the nefghhorhocd Of 500 rounds.
The range Of prices
follows