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The newspaper., 1906-10-19

This Office will give two cents a
pound for the first hundred
pounds of clean cotton rags that
are delivered. We need them for
press wiping.
The newspaper., 1906-10-19
Commercial Printing.

Of every sort and kind prompt
ly turned out at this Office. Give
us a trial order. We want to
prove that we can please you.
The newspaper., 1906-10-19
CHAS. POPE,
Hotchkiss, Colo.
Ordinance No.

AN ORDINANCE CREATING THE OFFICE
OF TOWN ELECTRICIAN AND GOV
ERNING THE INSTALLATION OF
ELECTRICAL WIRING AND APPLl-
ANCES IN THE TOWN OF FAONIA,
COLORADO.
The newspaper., 1906-10-19

BE 1T OWDAINED BY THE BOARD OF
TRUSTEES OF THE town OF FApNIA
COLORADO
The newspaper., 1906-10-19

WHEN THE ENVELOPES all drawn and deposited the
beneciaries impartial
will open and award prizes the different
which THE NEWSPAPER will pay in cash
prizes o each shown by the committees report.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-11
Richard OIney.

Niedringhaus. Missouri: Samuel New.
house. Utah: Samuel Untermeyer.
New York. (counsel)
Seoretary-M. Eaton. (secretary); r.
r. Scrugham. (organizer.l
The members then continued In ex.
ecutive session.
The general committee formally add.
ed 20 the list OF its members OF names
OF Lord St Oswald and HarwOod Ban.
nard. NJ. p. TO represent the English
policyholders.
After the meeting the committee
issued an address to policyhOlders ex.
planning the inception OF the commit.
tee. and outlining It's plan OF action.
Recitlng that the voting power has
been, gradually transferred from the
policyholders TO a few OF the exec
utiye officers centered in New York
the address says that Il Is necessary
for the 100000 pollcyholders TO or.
ganiZe without delay. as this year,
under the law recently enacted. AZ.
fords the pollcyholders their only op-
portunity Co obtain complete control
In one election while hereafter only
one-half OF the directors can be chosen
In any one election.
II was decided that when the com
mittee adjourned Il would be az the
call OF the chair. which was empower
ed 10 call a meeting at any time after
ten days notice. The immediate work
90 be done will devovle upon the ex.
ocutive committee. which Is expected
10 hold frequent meetings az New
York. Philadelphia and elsewhere.
Committee has until Sept rs to file
It's nominations OF directors 20 be
voted for by the polieyholders. The
administrations Of the two companies
are required by law 20 file their Eomi.
nations. together with list OF policy.
holders. before July IS. The voting
will continue from Oct. IS 10 Dec.
rs. when the polls will be closed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-11
HAReIs.cALLAHAN CASE.
Opening Statement For the State Of
Kentucky Is Made.

Beattyville. KY, July 1O.-At the
oonvenin- OF court Monday u. r. Jou.
EFT made the opening statement for
the commonwealth in the Hargis- Cal.
lahan case for the assassination OF
j. y. Marcum. He implicated in the
conspiracy. in addition TO Jim Hargls
and Ed Callahan, b. F. French. John
Smith. John Abner and Tom White.
One incident which he promises 20
prove was a plot for Tom White to
shoot Marcum with a shotgun as he
passed Hargis store. Marcum passed
by holding his baby in his arms.
White. he said was upbraided for not
shooting and rplied that he ala not
want 20 kill the baby Hargis Is quot.
ed as saying. You ought 10 send the
brat 20 hell with It's daddy"
He promised TO prove by James
Mann and Asbury Spicer that Hargis
tried 10 get them 10 kill Marcum.
agreeing TO give Splcer $500 for the
work Hargis feared that Marcum
owuld be acquitted OF a libel charge.
and Jett and White were given their
final orders for the actual assassina.
ton In the courthouse door. Hargis and
Callahan looking on from In front.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-11
RAILROADS FILE SUIT.
Santa Re and international Attack En-
tire BODY Of Rates.

Austin, July l0.-The Gulf, Colorado
and Santa Fe Railroad company and
the international and Great Northern
PaIlroad company have flide suits In
the United States circuit court at THIS
place attacking the entire. body OF
rates established by the railroad com
mission OF Texas o. Texas since Feb.
Is. 1899. which was the date on which
the compromise of the suits instituted
BY the railroad companies in the latter
part OF 1898 became effective.
The bills OF the Gulf. Colorado and
Santa Fe and the International and
Great Northern are In their main feat
ure quite similar. Eeach company
claims that the reductions made by the
railroad commission sine Feb. 2S.
1899 have resulted in the diminution
10 the extent Of several hundred thou
sand dollars OF It's revenues. and that
the rates now existing as a whole are
so far from compensatory that they
are inyiolatlon OF the fourteenth
amendment 20 the constitution OF the
United States. which provides that
no state shall deprive any person
without due process OF the law. and
that no state shall deny any person
within It's Jurisdiction the equal protec-
ton OF the laws.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-11
POLICYHOLDERS ACT.
Have Meeting at New York and an
Organization Effected.
OLNEY Is CHAIRMAN
In an Address II Is Stated That
Those Carrying Insurance In the
New York Life and Mutual
Must Get Together.

New York. July 10.-The Tnterna.
tional Pollcyholders' committee. or.
ganized TO overthrow the present man.
agement OF the New York Life Insur.
ance company and the Mutual Life
Insurance company OF New York eff.
fected a permanent organization at a
meeting here Monday by the election
Of the following officers:
Chairman-Richard Olney. Massa.
chusetts.
Vice Chairman-Goyernor ]. Frank
Hanley. Indiana.
Executive Committee-Alton b. Par.
ker. New York; Governor J. ID. John
son. Minnesota; Charles Emory Smith.
Pennsylvania; Harlow n. Rigging
botham. Illi-ois; A. NJ. Shook. Tennes-
see; Governor Henry Roberts. Con.
necticut: Governor Samuel W. Pen
nypacker. Pennsylvania.
Finance Committee-Thomas II.
wannamakey. Pennsylvania: +. q,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-11
BRIEFLY NOTED.

At Ardmore John Sanders shot him.
self 90 death.
A reservoir covering $50 acres is 20
be constructed az Longview Tex.
Norman Leopold. a broker. suicided
az the waldorf-Astoria hotel. New
York
Charles Butler. a negro. was drown.
ed IN Sandcrson lake. six miles from
Ennis.
Gulf compress aud 200 bales Of cot.
ton. at Covlngton. Tenn. valued at
$4,000. burned
Walls OF building al Oklahoma City,
occupied by the T. d. Turner Produce
company collapsed. causing $4,000 loss,
Fireman segall Of the Nacogdoches
(Tex) Ice and Cold Storage company
was badly burned by an explosion OF
gas.
All native Georgians are invited n
10 October. There are over 100000 IN
be az Atlanta during tbs state fair
Alabama and 10000 In Texas
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-11
NOT CAPTURED.
Lone Hishwsyman Who Held Up Five
Stages still az Large.

wawena. Cal. July l0.-The lone
highwayman who held up five stages
and a private carriage full OF passen.
gers In Yosemite valley has not yet
been captured. The sheriffs OF two
counties are on the hunt for the dar.
Ing bandit. and although they first
suspected a man living near Grub
gulch. they now declare he Is not the
robber. and no arrests have as yet
been made.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-11
First Bale From Texas.

New York. July lO.-The first bale
OF this years cotton crop was sold al
auction here Monday. and brought "a
cents a pound. II was shipped from
Falfurrias. Starr county. Texas. The
bale was knocked down 10 the highest
bidder In front OF the New York Cot.
ton Exchange. II will be shipped TO
LiyerpOOl.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-11
TAFT SPOKE.
Secretary OF War Addresses North
Carolina RepublIcans.

Greensboro. July iO.-Secretary OF
War Taft Monday night delivered a
speech TO the North Carolina Repub.
licans on the eve OF their state con-
vention. The local opera house was
packed TO overlooking by a throng
eager TO hear the secretary OF war.
and hundreds OF persons were turned
away because Of the limited size OF
the hall. He was warmly applauded
throughout his speech.
The mention OF Bryan's name in
the course OF Secretary Tafts speech
provoked a storm OF applause.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-11
FATAL FRAcAs.
Two Men Are Dead, and Another In a
Serious Condition.

Muskogee. July lO.-Ernest and
Pleas Hubbard are dead. and Reuben
Kirby injured as the result OF pitch.
ed battel near westville. Monday. be.
tween members OF the Hubbard and
Kirby families. which have been keep
ing alive a feud for several months.
wlnchesters and pistols were used by
both factions.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-11
HEAVIEST IN YEARS.
Houses Submerged at Tulsa. and oa~'
son Has Cloudburst.

Tulsa. I. T.. July i0.-Railroad traf'
road traffic is at a standstill here as
the result Of a cloudburst at Dawson
near here. The 81 Louis and san
Francisco railroad tracks are washed
out for several miles. The heaviest
rain In years fell at Tulsa. and much
damage was done. Many houses were
submerged.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-11
SHOCKED TO DEATH.
Young Lady Loses ksr Life While En-
tertsining a Friend.

LAREDO. July lO.-Mlss Soledad Val
dez caught hold OF broken telephone
wire that had come in contact with an
electric light wire. Some 1900 volts
OF electricity passed through the young
ladys body and sine fell dead at the
feet OF her friend. Jose Rangel Mr.
Rangel seized the wire and was terri
bly, shocked. Albert Harper. who at.
tempted 10 raise Miss Valdez's body.
was rendered unconscious.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-11
CAPITAL PUIsHmENT.
Chicago City Council Recommends
This as Proper Penalty.

Chicago. July i0.-In an effort 10
stop the brutal criminal attacks on
women and children. which have been
SO prevalent In Chicago recently. the
city council Monday night unanimous.
~ passed a resolution recommending
capital punishment for such outrages
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-11
PISTOL DUEL.
One Participant Fired and Missed. and
the Other Refused 20 shoot.

Paris. July i0.-The Dreyfus case ia
reawakening intense bitterness. and
has already resulted in one duel. Gen.
Gonst. former assistant chief Of the
general staff. who Is opposed 10 Drey-
fus. claims. challenged Colonel Pic.
quart. rofmer head OF the intelllEc1 We
department OF the French army. who
Is strong supporter OF Dreyfus, 10 a
hostile meeting. An encounter with
p'-tols at twenty-five PAGES was ar.
ranged for Monday. with the result
thot the general fired and missed his
adversary. The colonel refused TO IRE
The supreme court held a lengthy
secret session Monday and adjourned
without announcing It's decision 10 tne
Dreyfus case.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-11
SPEAK OUT!
Or Forever Hold Your Peace.


152 acres, good four-room
frame house, also rent house,
we'll; ? cement cisterns; good,
big, deep tank or large fish
pond. 90 acres in cultivation,
balance in pasture; plenty OF
timber; p miles from court
house. Is in splendid repair.
Fence posts are cedar. Good
barns. Is close enough to
have advantage Of Graded
s c no oil, Ursuline Convent.
TexasWoman S College, Allen
Academy, or A. and Nj. Col
lege. Land is new and pro-
ductive; no gullies or washes;
high and dry elevation. This
tract is worth at least $4,000
per acre, but i'll order TO close
out will sell at---now listen
Only $3.50 per Acre!
Please do not blame me if
the other fellow buys it.
MONROE EDGE
Office Phone $50. Res. Phone $50
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-11
is UPHELD.
Road Tax Amendment TO Arkansas
Constitution Declared LEGAL.

Little Rock. July i0.-The Arkansas
supreme court upheld the road tax
amendment OF the constitution. The
case was that OF the Cotton Belt rail.
way VS.. Sheriff Kayanaugh Of Pulaski
county. In which II was sought 10
prevent the collection OF the tax.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-11
TEXAS OPTICIANS.
Meet In Annual Convention at Waco
and Transact Much ~usin=ss.

Waco. July i0.-The Texas State
Opticians association met here Mon
day and transacted a great deal OF
routine business. Fort Worth was Sc
iected as the next meeting place. OF
ficers were elected as follows:
T. +. Taylor OF Houston. president:
T. J. Williams Of Fort Worth and j.
Block OF Waco. first and second vice
presidents: David l.. worshain OF Dial.
las, secretary ani John Wyehl Of
Waco. chairman Of the executive COM
mittee.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-11
BROUGHT BIG PRICE.
First Bale at New Orleans Sold a,
Forty.six Cents Per Pound.

New Orleans July iO.-The first
bale Of new crop cotton. which was re.
ceived here last week. was sold Mon.
day for l6 cents per pound. bringing
1858
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-11
sULoARIANs' LOSSES.
Ninety.Two Killed by Turks. Who Also
Had Many Slain.

salonica. July lO.-On the Konopls.
7eta district Turkish troops anuihllan-
ed three Bulgarian bands which had
concentrated. killing ninety-two OF
them. The Turks lost twenty killed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-11
DR.. c. F. ANDREWS
Physician and SVrsssH.

Special attention diseases children
OFFfCE JENKINS DRUG STORE
BRYAN, TENAS.
Residence Telephone Isl.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-11
Wilson Satisfied.

Chicago. July 10.-Secretary OF Ag
riculture Wilson visited the stock
yards Monday He said he found gen
eral conditions good
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Three Mysterious Fires.

Terrell. Tex. July 1O-within three
days Terrell has had three mysterious
fires.
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BURNED TO DEATH.
Dreadful Fate OF a Little Girl During
Destruction Of Her Home.

Lynchburg. Va. July 1O-The home
OF Fitzhugh Moore. twenty-five miles
from here. was burned. and the eight.
year-old daughter was consumed. and
two other daughters were injured.
The family was aroused by the flames.
and the father did not discover that
his daughter had not gotten out until
Il was too late 10 rescue her.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-11
Elnh,.en skeIe,un. Pound.

WATERFOWL. n. v. July iO.-Elght
cen skeletons were found near here.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
OTHER MARKeTs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago sept 21-CATTIE- receipts about s9 nesa e
rrarist Common % prime steers s. I54So so
cows Sc 7OSt 75 hefsrs g. 6 Sc S5 bulls s. 4oqS1 ~
calves S3ass stockers and feeders. . ut8S4 %
-Fcepts about 600 heal market STEADY % DC hishe
C7,ice - mime heavy SO 95QS8 45: medium % good
bea 81 iSg %. butcher weights 81 50qS6 co. good
10 choice ixed S. 25gS6 90: packing 50 bOQso o Pss
g. T0sSg - .gFTF,FP-Receipts about e0so head nasA
fet steady sheep 5Og$s IS yeariinss - 'SsSo 10
lambs SB0S7 20. ,.-.- - sht,
perz 81 G5: common s. 6o8s6 - CAlILE SLOW osstsr-f
10 GOOD sbinn.rs S4Gs5 So common. S2tS2 % 81
steady AZ ~ s0dsl 75 LAMBS STEADY. AZ x4eSt % -
Fast BtffTalo SEPT I-CATTLE-tteceipls. luu AS~-'
vEAIS-Rsceipts head market active and n 49,
a. 81 5Oasp So Olis-R Receipts. 43Uo heal rlarAet
five sfrS,r ana To- higher heavy 81 25dS6 go mixed
ana Workers SO G0qsB95. uigs 50 lags So
40qs5 d5- dafrtes s6drG go SHEEP AND l-AMIl.s--
tee-iFs head; market active; sheep sieaHy' N'
lambs l5Q2Uc higher. lambs. S1Nel go -
Kansas city sept 2l.-CATrI4hl-iecespts ou,V
inciudng ToO S0utherns Market SLOW steady eioi1 t
Sass 80. Western fed steers. So 4o4Sa stocAss Sr
feeders s. G00s8 90: Southern steers. g. t0uss.
S26S3 10. native 81 T5a 80 I5 naive
g. lfsfs3 .. calves. 50 2ouso
Market steady 10 &c laEsr TOP GO as bulk OF sales - -
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
TRADE IN CHICAGO.


r.,-,r, serf g.-Narkets were neither as unRnf-
---.,v hrlssh nor ouite so active as for the last
~, AZ three 5avs Al the close wheat was IN
ssrusps f0- September and December and &c
hssr for Nsy. Corn for September. acter rising
a. declined lEc and rested a. the bottom OF the
tsv's rsure December ana May each lost 40 OF
,ts- prsrious says value. Oats continued 20 be
.,s nv holders 70 realize profits A. The close Sep
,s,.be- and December were each szo lover ana May
sovr u. ms provision market held firm 20 the
.-s nh re sroeya0n OF the near deliveries OF
r-Ft y.prsry pork improved 123hc Lard aud
m, v.-s s,rung the former az &c advance. and the
hnr ~ hghr for October and no Up FOR jan
~
ne uhs.f n-.ket opened strong again to-day,
ustt rars a-r1g ar upward tendency ana Hight
o1sH1g q ths cereal The strong interests were
6sis-Elsi % boost values. and succeeded for
tine ln1sls n ou.side speculation was apparent
o. hszw uaai taking BY holders there was a
slgtf Ts1zil t0Varl the close. December wheat
s91d a. THe 70 l5Ac, sold Up 20 75ssc, then re-
a-si @ iii.u 70 75lsc.
Pre- sales By the Armour company relieved the
i-so- l September corn. and with sharp break
pres icr this months contract the market. as
iFaoe turned easy. On the dip recent buyers
r1s haste % sell out The shipping demand was
M active Local receipts were 90 cars. with -
or estimated for tomorrow. September corn
gsass a. eac, broke 20 CSC. and 4sssc was the
20 a. midday. May sold from 4S7sc OF 20 sS5zc
rgsL
GiE scoring a further advance a. the opening,
-s developed considerable weakness. Small hold
n nlafssted desire 10 take profits. owing 70
= seiEnesE IN corn. Local receipts were 204 cars,
'1 cas- estimated for tomorrow. September
''on sic 70 SFsc on 70 S31zc. and Nay from
s'sc oS 10 SAC 10 Sf7sc. and reacted 10 s45sc-
..'-.s-als WeTe spayiugly traded in on an ascend
- - " Prices. There was q fair general In
N.-s eellala Tor the January product induced
y ~. -tAtes hog movement and the higher prices
~ - January p0rk sod from Sl5 20 on 70
- .e----af3 lard from q ~ on 10 > lo. ana
- s.-e sllc from 81 g--z s. o.. on 70 81 "a
-sn hog receipts were "a 6JD hesd. and prices
"~H !ai-s WeTs sc higher.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
CASH QUOTATIONS.
esNeRAL MARKET REPORT

COFFEE-Tha ,,-... lev York September n Ieoa
sainT OF the previous day under iio1tSst
freight l-n some thought was aranz, -. ~
Ileyed .. h. or purchases actual sn5 ,-S- sc
ests w. .or the account some OF the os
ing Was 1sosllIy supported the nlarke. bo o.
points or ~ Incnanged prioss 70 a ds-ln. -
kst r7,ls- ontiEs European cables snS ,h =.
steaSr 81 llr1ns the middle session -rsfh 49,
ported of 49, eeeine q i082O points sales vsr .
r~os-.S 1917 5000 bags. No fr4ba- c.h11 ~
az tbs eEe 1tlEe 20 the hxaton OF sxchaSEe M @ See
b- REVIEW, dated 81 .s-s
~ etEaened considerable atten1io, = e1e received
sssiaUng the oror -.l "
Poss,iS bags and attacking the vao-1-s-I-- a.
T.-.-s 1Ls Eticle had Influence 4e.'
~. 1-lu. were also Influenced ID soTD. o
prurltnsn, L-sc trade interests who hays b.s,
D.gsls recently 10 Sen
VIE. - movement Continued fuIi rhSr1h go.
IN re So, nan The last few days. and ne veabs-
weather tS 2. sac Paulo favorabIe N ens ~
son1sv1 Nlat Is needed AZ this time The f-s5. ~
eoT,rv uneasy over the absence OF reports ,E1o ~,
fbaf -. hno the impression generally anras-S -, -
the Is yet little indication OF aovveT5 70 oe
fbsr n us respect has attracted paCSI,. -o.h-
Ts1 =. stte1tion and the disposition Is 10 vTasI az
V ne october Towering
e1etessiFely. OF the Euronear rnare-s 10
-l- hel hlgher and Hamburg rfr
80 - res higher and Santos % reis 6ehS- '.,
basis % 81 RIO No N+ol eO4lee quiet on tie
W1s as follows: - 80 'S~-- market to-day
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22

So .oNIhere very business IN cotto, -,
s.ss tor The day being estimated al ~ OO0 49,
S part or this representing sales of ocfobs-
--aass o. later months.
s.e eersroes and relatively easy marked fo-
. To,1, S 4Ee close was steady net unchanFSd 70
49, =. me opening steady at unchanpa6
49, 20 an aoreHee OF point Cables were aho-,t as
ME there rain in fbs
-ss9S sI@tss the Precipitation heavy ana the
SSlSI n olner parts OF tbs belt was favorable ~
Sae tor winter months hel~ed 70 stea5v +5e ,,s--
-.S some of the room traders take buisb vievr
- s@-R but the free offerings OF Crtober cEecLs7 -
&C II looked II October longs We're sWiteh-
.-to .ater positions 10 avoid October tenders Tera
, - feature % TIE trading and fluctuations dur
,ssa c- Iay SeIe NIlain 3 range % points Pr
Nete crop news was couficrinF as,-icss
were received from which sent bullIsb o-
NeeA reporting an improvements Conditions ana
s 500 news was also too conflicting De OF speciai
Na--s ceterllIlg sentiment
received nom Texas offerings Increasing IN, a.
IRON the Eastern belt indicated continued steadnes
Eolhern spot narkeLs oictal advces
80 IoNer 70 l-loc higher. but generally unchsnFa5
Oil-ais showed as little feature New York
q follows: --'
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, Sept. 2i-Closing-WHEAT-sp0 dull: No
red Western; winter 5s Sd Futures arm; September
O. 2sd. December. 6a iasd. CORN-Spot nrm American
nixee "a Futures hrm December AZ "a. January tneS
A. ltad ft-As-Canadian steady. Ga iod ECs az Lon
don tfaeino Coasti, steady, f3 lts4fi 1ot hLOltsL
Louis fancy winter, steady So hEEtExtfA lniia as.L
ass ID fultk-Frtrne ness Western dull SIS 81 IA NJ
short cut IA q 10 n. nrn. 5ss 81 BACON-Su.ae.s
land cut - - n d; short rin 10 20 - ~
quiet, o.s long clear middles light = g "a - steSl
o3s Cd do heavy. % 20 80 10 steays U.s. snort elSaF
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22

s.rOns sns SoRN-The market also started cut
-s,e etlc active but rapidly gave way, sympathy
hv a, 49, to"erc noon The initial upturn was helped
honre buying N. West % lattsr drs-d ur when TIE
pssan and again all day. The
go. as good and primary receipt. about the
10 90 49, year while Argentine shipments amounted %
Dus1, compared with 21sS.00o bush the previous
o. EHport sales amounted IA loads and the local
a. 49,. 1sSa = . .c net lower No corn was quoted
seFator and 5I1zo 0 anoat: No white, os-2c,
s 1ho 80 yellow. 57hc o ahoat. OATS-After
obeis oats also turned weaker, and az the close
S vvooni vi &c under the previous night Cash oats IN
Asth closed rollovs track by sample basis:
- 70 30 n, STiso natural white 30 70 a3 10 seq
sy1e' clipped white 80 20 n. 4OG45c R1E-Market
n.9.thS NO western 00iAc I New York. HARLEY
@ ssrset Arm feeding soG40tse and mating 4SQ55c
lllaio Wheat 0ncuding four exports for the week.
sso,. q Bradstreets aggregaed 4eII.522 bush
against s963.216 week and 217e as last since
uy they agFregated bush IA 961 sol
ast year Corn exports for the week 5s5 5l BUSH
against eS5S93 week L2T24e5 last since
July they T9ss 39s bush against 13is1oS7 last
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
CONDITION. or TRADE.
.1s Review says


r.--t1-any high ter1reratl~e in some sections
-. country Retarded Cis-ributiou OF faIl goods
-. =. me assistance ~ spaclal sales reduced
- p summer rlercranoise 10 a most sats-
~ losuOn. HiFa rates for money have de-
-1lt@ltle collections somewhat and there
- ...illaiuf REGARDING fFe e.erciry ~ Ia bor
-l4e1Ce n ~ f,.fl.-q -e-r~f-s -,Dshsken
-,---as t0r winter a-5 s-.--rr l-eer, r,schfrer,,
-Is'-l-llec, large c-1-e sre heirg secured AND
d eiat0rs are -rerv heevv The volume
lre-f trade j rf.--rrf q II r.co-F- and for-
- -tfoe EXHIBITS some etrIzire ~ofuuarisons
---ai.clse eNUurrs -- ar.P-r-r v.ar- IA iued
- A-s1les more thsr rbe rarne month IN
- -.-s year. and irr1o-r4 rose gl0GlG8o above
rti-ag record Tor Atrg,lrr F7ortsipn trade
gfrt-l alone f0r Tie Ise- well showed pefrs
49, lr exports md ,r.s ~ s-, i--,r,orfs as
t VIII lsE T-1eir lIr.i--s.s a.. f-er-Iarlf
A. creased fn-fI-Ies +isf ,-.a,7s r,oeefble 4
i- ~ 1er cen. RI -e...,..- ..irrI-t-s ir sen
a.. k Tar Moro r-rl trs t.er secured
an, i. .l7eEr exrr.--.. --1-f-- sslffr,a6 on = -
e. ls L.el rr.rr.r. .-...l-er ,,-l,f-F sfrraofed
icrs Il . -ocCgu ler..r.e Tr Il E-reS that ex-
s,,-A iarn sferr.- -- - II li-t,s - -. - :
~ -ee- rhese Frrr--- fir1s ,,-ter rhe-, ma
~ 81 ey,s.,.-,- N4.1- t.--- ---i,
r - lert Iaret~ rf.-r ,. ,-esr 80 ,--lfIe
- e-tr. rs.-r- ---.--- d .Te- - - -
-@l'l-rs g..
Al
g rl 5oEtirc trades cortiute active
g t,--lg l.ke i rafllrsI reartion frorn the
---z,ss--- -,si1E ~ rhe last efy vraeks Is noted
sN So l1dast-v is Is sr-iye - i5e-etofore.