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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-03
THE LINEUP.
The lineup for the game is as follows
IN RUGBYs FAVOR.
Points Which Make IL Desirable
Game for Colleges.

The International character OF Rugby is
big argument in its favor Even IN
this, sur hrst season, we are 10 play sew
eral games with British Columbia teams
Later we can play the Eastern Canadian
colleges. and the English and Australian
teams on their way through this country
An International game il always more ex-
citing and interesting than a simple inter-
collegiate much. Another point OF great
advantage to a Rugby player Is that n
can fit into "A game among total strang-
ers without having to go through weeks
OF previous practise and learning OF e
nails OF course teams that play much
together, have advantages over those that
have not had the opportunity TO do SO,
not because their style OF play Is differ
ent to other teams, but because the pay
ers understand one another's strong and
weak points. The individual members Of
a British international team perhaps
have never met until the morning Of their
big game yet In the afternoon they will
give a beautiful exhibition OF Rugby be.
cause each man knows his position.
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CRYSTALS.
CoLUMBIANs.
AUTO HIGHWAY.
Proposed to Spend $4,000. 900 Building
One ON Long Island.

Two million dollars Is big sum Of
money, but that Is what the proposed
automobile highway on Long Island IL
to cost The men back OF the scheme
are all in the Vanderbilt class, as far
as money Is concerned. and so they are
able. TO pay for their fun. The new
coutie will he open to all drivers OF
pleasure motor ears. II will be built
as n private right Of way with no
grade crossings. and wide enough to in
sure perfect safety. 1t will be provided
with fences and will furnish first class
accommodations for motorists. The
route of the highway Is being kept se-
cret at present, Cars using the course
viii be charged tolls at various points
and each toll gate win be in the form of
an English inn, whore refre shments
can be had. There will be no dust
on this model highway and motorists
can speed along to the full power of
their machines without fear OF consta-
bles
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BIG MONEY WIN OR LOSE.

After Comiskey had handed Fielder
Jones the $4,000 check-Commy's out
right gift 70 the White sox players-a
lot Of people gathered about him to eX-
press their appreciation Of his generosi'
ty
ut pays 10 win for such a club own
err" said somebody.
How is thatT' asked Comlskey.
Why the $4,000 present, don't you
see?"
That isn't for winning" remarked
Commy. Il had promised them $4,000
Ii they lost. Ask Fielder"
Right" said Jones. "Comlskey told
us that II we didn't get the big end of
the players share he would give US
$4,000 In cash for our good work. We
didn't know about the $4,000"
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What aid they do? Did they boycott
the game az would be done by narrower
Spirits and as was even recommended by
somef No, they turned out In larger
squads than ever TO fight against odds, 10
light not only against their individual
wishes, but also against college opinion,
Their Alma Mater stood above all else
TO them The people Of California and
the students Of the universities can not
be too fond 81 this spirit nor can they
do too much to foster spirit which will
thus sink self for the good OF the many.
As the finer points Of the game are being
learned. the men are growing TO like tho
game for its own merits. At first II was
thought II might be n Sissy game, but
when practise proved that brains came
and blood could flow In this game too,
their faces ~ up and such expressions as
'Rugby's all rtghtp' Rugby for mel
were often heard ON the field. These may
not be ideal reasons for playing Rugby
but II indicates the stun the American
college man IL made of. He can't be
beaten for spirit. grit. and determine ton.
Oscar n. Taylor, In Sunset Magazine.
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Fishing in Norway.

IN Is fashionable" said rich man. ito
spend the summer In Norway. The Nor
wegian climate Is superb, the scenery Is
day at the hotels, and carriages at half
dollar day. One fine thing about Nor
way is that In the summer the night
only lasts a couple OF hours. and II you
go as far as the North Cape there is no
night at all. but the sun circles round
and round the horizon, and never sinks
below. The Norwegian rivers abound In
Ash. and any one Is free 10 angle for
trout In them The salmon rivers. though.
are strictly preserved. Some OF the sal
mon rivers are very fine, and rent for as
much as 1900 year. know man who
has a river only two miles long that he
pays 81, 800 for, He often gets Ash OF 60
or 70 pounds. Tho day | called on him
last year his wife came Ia with a W
FOUNDER. 2-pounder and 5i-pounder
that she had caught herself within three
hours." Bulletin.
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THE PUaILIsTIC CALENDAR.

Nov. 2--Steve Kinney VS.. Jimmy
Briggs, eight rounds, at Milwaukee,
Nov. Slack johnson VS.. Jim Jeffords,
six rounds at Lancaster. Pa.
Nov. hilary Lewis VS., Mike Ward,
Is rounds, at Grand Rapids, Mich.
Nov. 16-Abe Attell VS.. Billy De Coup
sey, 20 rounds, at San Diego. Cal.
Nov. 1s-Dick Hyland ~ George
Decker, 20 rounds, at ogden. Utah.
Nov. 29--Jack O'Brien VS.. Tommy
Burns, 20 rounds, at Los Angeles.
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LONGER WORLDS SERIES.
American League VIII Recommend
Changes for Next Seasons Baseball.

Chicago. Nov 3.--The American league
will advocate a longer worlds series, a
shorter championship season, and a great
or number OF post-season games between
son, as a part OF the winter baseball
campaign, according to an announcement
made yesterday by President Johnson
There also will be efforts made TO curb
the practise Of Independent or city league
clubs OF hiring players under contract to
national agreement clubs, with or with
out the consent OF the teams TO which
they belong.
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IN TIME or PEACE.

In the first months OF the Russia Japan
war W. had a striking example Of the
necessity for preparation and the early
advantage of those who so 20 speak
have shlngled their roofs IN dry wealth
err The virtue Of preparation has made
history and given 20 us our greatest mon
The individual as wen as the nation
should be prepared FOR any emergency.
Are you prepared 60 successfully combat
the first cold you take a cold can be
cured much more quickly when treated az
soon as II has been contracted and before
II has become settled In the system
Chemberlan's Cough Remedy is famous
for Its cures Of colds and Il should be
kept at hand ready for instant use For
sale by all druggists,
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Difficulties of the English Plural.

At an examination of teachers the other
day. the candidates were invited 10 give
ne plurals o. certain English words, and
candidates-of whom nearly 100 sat
achieved the plurals OF basis" potato"
'hippopotamus," and 'oa SIS" though
such eccentricities as "basises." ''basl, Z"
ma" ''hippOpotami" "oasisef"
'oaslsses," and "oasi.' turned lp
in some Of the papers. -Nandamus.h
yielded some queer forms. including
"mandama' and ''mandames" Mani.
NUNS" ''naximi," ''msximii," and even
plurais assigned 10 maximum One
candidate only succeeded In dealing az.
oufately with genus" The favorfte plural
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TEXAS BEATS OKLAHOMA.

vnahoma city, Okla, Nov. 2--The Uni
mmy q Texas eleven defeated Okla
%na university here this afternoon be-
nn crowd Of 1900 perosns, 10 10 o.
.s ~ vans were forced to punt the ball
dr'saly Each team made one touch
M. a crop kick by Quarterback Me-
WY tqt the Texas team and a place
cs a hughes for Oklahoma netted tho
JrrL , siIofes. AZ eighty.yard run BY Hem
eiosss ' W OF Texas university near the
w VI me game was the feature,
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THE Lagoon Road"

SAT- Lake 4 Ogden Railway.
simon Bambefger, President and Gen.
eral Manager.
Time Table IN effect Sept I, 1906;
Leave Salt Lakes 10 aud 800 a. m
1870 1880 and $50 y. m.
Leave Layton for Salt Lake--7:0c ana
l0;l5 a. M. 2.i5. 500 and 5;S r. m.
Every day except sunday Spl train for
stock Yards. Nv. Salt Lake 1880 a. m.
and $40 p. m. Returning leave Yards at
500 a. IN. and 500 .. m.
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was ''genii." white "gcnuscs gen" and
genius" all had their advocates! But OF
all the words set vortex" proved m, st
prolific Of novel forms q plural was
affirmed 20 be vorti. worth, vOitea vor's,
yortess, vortice, vortiX. vortex, yortes s..
and vortecesl what all " these eXaml.
nations disclose r. the marvellous amount
OF inventiveness that exists IN our mldstl
--Westminster Gazette
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BASEBALL ALSO
HAS ITS VICTIMS
r.,,haII List Of Fatalities is Over
''' endowed by Season Of the
Game for Fans.
TWENTY DEATHS RECORDED
r.,, 10 show that BRUTAL" Col
'"' Came for Rootcrs Has Its III
a, the More Gentle Diversion.

49,, the baseball season mas
~. % ,pert writer's In various par" par. ,va
fpo'1 a,,ntry have been enums'huns w
lhs ' u on the diamond durihs ,"s
ia'ap".' the greatest number recorueu
trfans'' ,,,sr on an eastern newspaper
b. Op, ~, mt that his list is incomplete
,,oysn TO tho satisfaction " va,
Nv the simple tact that IL does NV
ns ,,r tho name Of whitney the piayes
s'n'A'I :, Great Falls who was kliied
iorm ..s.lI,ovn, Iowa. by being hill w''h
10 h.a hail. The league IN whieh
.,,.',nsy was playing was one Oh 'n~
W. a., important Of tbs minor orsan1a
Iao'' "a q is only fair 10 think that
u0ns - az a fatality IN that league
70 A'lcoked similar accidents In other
v" 49, have been overlooked as
leagues may nothing Of fatai accidents
well 70 ~ ,ye occurred among amateur
'hd may nnshout the country. AS We'll,
teams W. 49, not contain the name OF
toe W. W. when playing In chicago,
man W esd as tho umpire caIlcd nm
o eutp Il irst base.
POSSIBLY TWENTY DEATHS
r.,. brings the number OF recorded recorded
,,i,sIiiss 10 fourteen. sVhssrvaunSy
ts,Au ,s on the deaths due difeeuy anu
@nlsw " IA baseball Is a score ~ ieasl.
lsdliySE y he complete records were
RuDuvaS there would be twice thar
oolGhaps were seriously injured, but
many WIN ,bs columns Of the daily news
80 49, from which the lists are com
pa IA have furnished reports OF ony
~ w Or 40 such accidents, Inc enc NilSn
~, ,arsht most forclbly to- the mihuS
Is bteusn n,,s fans IL that Of John Her
o. w sslder OF tho Butte team, VINO
%is, W w IN the head with a pitohed ball
W. ~ .n,Irs and was forced to quit tho
~. sp az several weeks a good part
swhich time was spent In tho hospital.
an dea Of the number OF accidens
raj baye occurred from baseball elmer
directly or indirectly mere follows ~
a he deaths In Pennsylvania ana sew
s,si adjoining eastern states
THOSE WHO DIED.
/ Josph Schneider, Germantown, Pa,
did Of exhaustion after a home run
'Task welson. Philadelphia, struck and
Mid b. bat that slipped from friends
niid Ia game, May y.
George 7. Snyder. oid-time baseball
player, stricken with heart disease as he
William Garrison, Philadelphia, rup-
trrd blood vessel striking a ball IN
Camden, n. j., April u
Casper Musseman Of Catasauqua, Pa,
NJ over the heart by a pitched ball,
Agg D.
ans al Allentown, Pa, April q
John Attng, skull fractured by pitched
N At pnttstnWn pa tulV
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WESTERN BOWLING.
'0nsress Meets at Denver on March 4
Next.

M XVI, Colo. Nov, 2--At a meeting Of
BCullra o. directors OF the Western
Ia, r,sh ,,Vnsress Tournament association
ord ss,a a y was decided to hold the sec
kis ~, tourney in Coliseum hall IN
IysnS curing the week Commencing
|sya.I,. sX new alleys will DO Installed
|es nv, ior tho tourney. Correspond.
|'sr,Tv u various cities In the western
ssriva peoSng the presence OF repre-
poNhng organizations was read
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Time TABLE
IN Effect


ARRIVE,
Nc tSFrom Ogden Chicago.
Onana, 81. Louis. Kansas CITY
=. and Denver ,...,,........,., $50 am
No t-From Ogden. Portland.
y Butte and san Franclsco."..' $40 am.
40 s-From Ogden and Inter-
mediate Pants ...,...,,,,....... $50 m
~ E,From ogden. Cache Val
,Sy, Malad. Park City and In
n ,e'mediate oints"..,......,.,.. ii:tS am.
80, h-From Chicago, Omaha,
/, ogden and Other Points.......' 4:sS pm
~ k-From Ogden, Chicago. 81
LOUIS Kansas City. Omaha
Denver and San Ffsncisco,1,, s:i5 m
~ V-from Ogden. Cache Val.
icy. Butte. Portland. and
san Francisco. ,..,.,,......,. 1855 p m
-, DEPART.
30. 5-For ogden. omaha. Chi
~ behyet' Kansas City and
No. FLOR ogden, portland
suite, Ell New, San Fran
CISCO and intermediate Points. l0i1 am
80 l-For ogden. Omaha.
1hlcago. Denver. Kansas City,
st Louis and san Francisco. l:aO pm
icy, Malad, Park City and In.
,termedlate Points. ',',,.....,.. ,ioS pm.
,,eago and Other Points.,"..,... $3.50 pm
no. .3-For Ogden, Denver. Kan
sas CITY Omaha, ST. Louis ana
=, Chicago .."....,..,,.......... SOS D m
No 9-For Ogden Butte, Hele-
ma, Portland, San Francisco
and intermediate Points. -, HAS pm.
d. +. hurley. @. p. A.
ID $. SPENCER, A. @. p. A
City Ticket Offca, 2nl Main Street
Telephone 80.
Note,-Train numbera shown above are
oregon Short Line train number and 30
not apply 70 the Southern Paclnc ives,
o. Ogden or the Union Pacific east there
OF.
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GLOVES

Made by the best makers. Known 10
wearers OF high grade gloves.
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.
1866 Main 81.
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The pickles that please the most par
ticular people-MOUNT'S.
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'HE FOOTBALL FIGHT.
~ Universities Entitled TO Great
'eai' for Taking up Rugby.

Z the s n,,s, universities should le proud
:, rAsss. r,s snown by their football piay.
Y rhsy diS 1' oid not want TO play Rug.
va forced nrn 10y know the game and IL
- upon them by public opinion
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Z! I||I|i|9'lsE||''|'IItIi'
CURRENT TINE TABLE.
In Effect June 3, 1905.

LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY,
lO-For Heber, Provo and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-12

SASS is ssn s Il. a. vsa "a s:essss a. g. .
8 Judd & Co. veals Is1 70 at s. rs; 40 CO. 1ss n
a. - 90 DO 25 n. at So; %. 2s n. az s5f fed
SHEEP AND I.AAIB1Rscsipts were cars or eO4s
head including FOR the market making WITH tins
STOCK carried over III sale-1O Jersey
and the balance a. 6Oth sheep steady; lambs
slow and l5425c lower for strictly DR. and
S1go = Ter lup R culls ct 81 80; bunch q yeariings
a. So lambs az 50 5O8Ss 3Ti3 OF West virginia
laInns al $ %; cuil5 s. Dressed
sglO7zc Per n dressed lambs quiet az 1IGI4c
- -herns Commission Company. Kertuclrv
"a = 70 ave-ss az s. sIa Isr 100 70. go to 10
- q p cus As 70 IS; 10 Indiana yeariiass Tg -
az 50 81 Indiana sheep 49, - s5 f55 90 q7 N
- - - 90. los 70. az 81 So 1 Gull. 10 az 90 so
Judd 3 Co: POI state lambs. 60 70. Sc 125. AZ
Do % n. az s.; culls. 46 n. az s.
% & 60 Zan Vest virginia lambs. 81 -,
5 Sanders; III state lambs IS n ss sheep
rs =.
Andrew Mullen: i52 state lambs 50 70 ~ ST.
J. q Curtis & SON e3 state lambs. 6S a s. IS
60, g -. az s. -: I state shear 152 n. 81 50
HCGS-Receipts we're l8 , 2i5 head. including
for the Fesir- steady Prime and
Psnnsyv anta qaotsd at 80 eoST Per 100 y.
Sales-S. sanders: = state hogs, ib2 70
So IS Per 100 10 roughs 345 n at $ 95 Late yeser
I4T 70 SO go il rCughs. POS n s. 81. stag $40
n 81 l boar. 2G0 =. ST 81 IS.
Judd 4, Co late yesterday: 1913 hogs. III
81 At PennsyIvana DO 49, ~ AT ST. 20 roughs 800
n a So; stays - n ar 81
w. r. Hume tl1f~ yeserlaF1- lS+ state hogs. f69 -,
az Sc 90. s rolghs. 262 - s. 81
k=rrls Commission Company > state hogs, 1871 n.
81 3 roughs. 2G3 10. ar IS. stag 29O -. al 81
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OTHER MARKgTs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Sept Il-CATTLE-RecePts. 12oo0 head:
slow. common 20 prime steers. - loU
cows 81 1OIS4 heifsrs. s. 6odS5 IS bulls 50 :
asa s3qSs socNers and feeders, - t0gS+ 80
HOGS-R Receipts - coo head. market Ice lower cho:e
prime heavy ass 30 medium 70 good heavy. 81
80 IS: butcher weights Sc 25gSs 40 good . choice
heav mixed SGQS8 IS packing, s. 5odS6 20 pzs s. 80
ass s. SHEEP Receipts - o0 head market steafy;
sheep. s. I$a Nearings - hp4s9 30 iaHlDs - ~
ass , III
psrs S. 5OqSG sra, common. s. 20qs5 90 CATTLE
steady fair H. good shippers "a GoQS5 90 common S2G
s. ~ SHEEP steady. 81 5SSi % LAMBS slow. - .
East Buffalo Sept. tic TTLE-Reeelpts POO head;
barely steady. prime steers - 500 20 ~ s3t
ping S5aS5 IS. butchers. s. -59s5 20 NENt-S- l.
celots head. slow and lower. 81 -9HSS ft'fiS X
ceipts sa0p head. fairly active anc shade -ovrr
81 +OFSG a. workers. 81 to4S6 -, piss 81 aF2
81 IS SHEEP AMI LAMBS Receipts. 3 -t0 bead. slow
sheep s--afv. lambs. Zoe lower. lambs sass -
sn-as city sept 1i.-'Arrl-E lSo'O re9l
f7riugfnc het stedcy 70 strong On s
export dressed beer steers s. ,2ts5 - LaE 800
sass e western o.. - 5tsa 70 cters ar
feeders So 5caSl l5 Southern sesrs s. 500 s. ~ SCUM
en-, CONS s2S2 to- 8 ,a1 So ra...r ~i-
So 70aS5 rs. bulls s. -5GS1 calves s3f$f Eo,5sE{s-
hra1 market. aIs a. lower COP. - ,' i+lS
Of sales 81 o5dss 30. heavy $ 50 81 To- ptcSsrs SC
81 a. Iias ana lights s. IaSb 81 sill L--Es elpts
4oGa head. market. sheep steady lambs I@e Rlfar5i
sDriuz s. highest IN history or l''aL
mars iaInbs s. 5oaSS native sheep and yeaIHnss
80 a. 40 Western y-arlirgs. SJtS1 50 sJ-iH s~eeP
"a 51ls5 40. sr0ckefs and feeders s. sol$5 So
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

For week ended Tuesday, se2ternher H. lf'o 80,
beans and So peas exports 90 brls ceans a -
Sat. seeline IN marrow feans resulting IRON
,rneiy s1 ads and pressTs - Sssr ou' ne lIs are
sering a. g IS ar ne very go9a s,esS - sr1 l
Medium also lower and duL Pea have ruled an an,
FeneTsy Al 81 52a RED sidney hela up pretty vel anu
toward tH- close when the export orders are !shs an
rvs in any quantity Ass resulted droH y SOLO.
low eye Caforuia tina ruling about steady scotch -as
set We quote BEANs Tnarroy .a. . per sgsa'
s. 7egS2 - a common 70 good - 25GsS 20 9e3i-l'
cnooe s. ~. common % good 81 2as - red titney
nsy choice {sssa 10 black turtle sagP s. 1899 % ss-
eV g LIMA California. s. '"gs- 80 PEAS green
BrT AsssP,. for The week 70 7ss Bss'; a. a 81
other countries ss3 pigs II mas ben seller n'S-l
much thougat n disturbing the ofhcal quotations
p, ne i's 'e4s 70 Si , va. en- a8arcs u
and ne quotation The present writing tor eHlr.
IS being absof6ei very largely by rsg!ar trade ana buy
faacy ssa have far inquiry al 2saa4c bus here is
an abundance q stock % Re had from p - A1a ne
ti.s. asiry has improved nttle. the frIraess
vaisa Is 10 higher ana ss.ns pretty wen Faeery IS
e. ssyises Trefo is not much iua,ry export but
shippers are srl forwarding slite good many goods
cssuer5 extras Ier n 2aSge5c AIer-satlls E1csuss
seas -. 40 thiris isis aeo state dair
f-esh. fancy 5qz3s O. hr.'s 2lg-- ~ se'gni- ls9
rrsts. lsg2oc ated. ertrss - - - ars-s sa -c
O. seconds. iT4 Gs &c; DO ttr-s ~ ec. Ne-turn
factory. rIsf- si-c % seconds. lfgl'a- % Thirds
y gi8s. pae@'aE stock NJ l. isc DO ~ ? ia'sal'7e
cIrEEsE- R.eeg,s FOR he week asial toIes sspoE,'
ElrcQs IGk ana other Countries tfi boxes
Prices seEeTa days following our last
p-slr 81 % l2asc fancy parcels 81
b.tl large small before the weea closed thee
were evGeurfs ~ q elacs-utlE demand ard MoutaT.
with reports or lower n the NORTH the price here
dropped - since then has been fhilal rome
demand. steady ng tire batis q l&'ac. Fur
f~w - ire special .0ts a. more s obtalnef while the
uu1frEales down about quoted HE quality of
The cheese shows up pretty well Tor the August make
% IL passing o4- Il nIst
hands to IRE Part skins Hse ho44ng ny
pretty wei. with Moderate quantity ard pretty good
demand some - tse lEnt skins sell IOac.
s1aaily lic Fui SKINS quiet Liverpool cable Eos for
co9el nUd a9s - flr ehte. We quote -tae. I'll cream
.arse taus. - ar DO fair % GOOD l2ai2'-r ID small
fHrHt 4 d. fair E1o1 n sui2- 90 interior lnH
"a. % small t.sf "a do large best.
90, ar saius. prime. ga dJ-. do faf O. COOS,
IChe DO common. a. l5i.c d. fun sFims. - s1
ECsffA he2eIla O.. the werE % o. case Asfifn.s
are larger nan generally expected. ana irl.e
20 = .-s;rr gslis c.s-uins - As Glossy -
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cAsH QUOTATIONS.
EEPoRTs.
GENERAL RssKEr REPORT.

N~ yurk Ssrtenber Il ieOS.
lliFEE-Ths c-s 1srkst dru ana niE1er TO
a. TsruE clas-ig The Valorizarion plan The
Cpszig uls EeT advance q 20 10 points. and
~ narts ausi Essiy a net advance ~ - % -
ecr So ~ fs tsv were reported T1r about - 600
~ sven private cEhles we're circulated regarding
rl9auu1- hey ti1sree somewhat IN presenting the
e1t tE ne genelL substance - them vas that large
i-ll ozr1g interests has l1snee = 600 90 % one
NJ z'fs bazia2n c1r-rrissar -. who hae been buy
- hlr without he--.lg me purchases. ana that
- flf1Es EaFa probably The erEt y t1e
r,-t e--u e. s-pprtiag Ire market 4 canie vas
az istrG ron Santos % TIE EJECT that tre tn
pllHi az YOU'D be imposed in sixty Gays which vas
sis.- . fsisT 10 ne val1rizatlcn TAX q francs
~ lhss rrous reports seemed circugnstantial enough
= -iiic fale cre1ence but were BY no means gen
- asse and ssrve1 90 check oler1ngs rather than
lllgas ne esnera ismar1 which Is sttI awaiting
- a,i- eolnInaion n the rr, greEs maze with the
'i1ael pan private ca1Ie frorl Havrs reported
asaf were Testing rumors ~ rains in sac Paulo
~ without Foundation ara that rains nov would
~ ne e prevent damage. ne European markets
- 9 Eel1y slowing VITA Eavrs closing g frame
- irr hanuuI \ % : ufeur'- higher. q ths
~ Markets. Ro wa unchanged and santos Vas
- agler Receipts confirmed large Al al points,
= 4l comparatively little EJECT the market owing
~ llf'alslass over The yalr-zation pal- q whlch
~ N og nae interests eth rr0fess irpli-it con
- ~ uarEei f1T SPOT cl-ea vas quiet With QUO
- n Ne tass o. SO s1r Rio 10 :
49, contrast prices in The o-al MARKET today
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~ ..,A-Iae cotton market vas much less active
- - - li-fi0ls ray. rrarea-flOns cropping OF %
- lle-nat Fluctuations were corresp 1nsi nEly
- WI ne market .os,rg steady net
49, points lover sales were esr.nratei a.
ne ne CpeuinE STEADY e. unchanged
- IN acFancs ~ = p1i-rs % response 20 better
lei - -AIeefe1. and ne active months acre gen.
,~.i.N prints higher fhe call Prices almost
L. II :. Nt-Aene-. however, 1C heavy selling by
y y .9ea4 pIofsssIC1a-s and -,-e market ease1 -,
~. l,7iiae n 3ah points rhe Joss being favored
~, - Aestser reported over -he S0-rh and The
~ .rasl'e hll support on the decline there
- -.i7 covering orl fle room showed In
~ - -Ae ne lcrg side with rhe result that prices
In - - - advance - ooA points again. but easec
- - - i'NaIr mo close Under realizing De
II =. reports showed rather more precipitation
n -. l,-f districts than Indicated hv he hig map
- 49, -ll'i- ms as rule were regarded as favor
r---..1 zee teW private reports q crop fauras~
h, - - Ne.f1er was there much uews regarding
rt1r -5s--len he bigger SPOT Ea.es ir rho Eng sd
49, . l--es at a. alvaacs OF points. were
r. ---'iane. ana southern SPOT markets as
a. - 'fisa. were W lower - y hlgler Estl-
r. ~ = -f'rr0R receipts leading points were
lg year e %
- q tclrut.