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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-12-05

POSTMASTER II. B. Landon wa
down from Burr Oak yesterday.
-Palmer's Perfumes. SI.00 pei
ounce kind for SOC at Buttons.
Dan Price drove down from Burr
Oak township yesterday, with load
of buckwheat.
DIR. A. j. Swezey closed his sum.
mer home at Trout Run yesterday and
moved up to the st. Cloud hotel.
where he will spend the winter.
Prof. Tuve of Augustana CAilege,
Canton, s. d., was in the city Mon
day having been called home by the
serious illness of his father at Nord-
, ness.
The Modern Woodmen are making
preparations to hold their annual
dance at Malsh's hall ON Thursday,
Dec. 18th. Music will be furnished
by Prof. Bryson s orchestra, and it
W ill be very enjoyable event for all
who participate.
ALBERT Jagerson, who has been at
Kenmare. N. D., during the past sum-
mer employed in large confectionery
store, and incidentally looking after
100 acres of Uncle Sans finest in the
North Dakota state. which he filed on,
is home to spend the winter. and has
accepted position at Honan's cafe.
1t is not too soon to make up
your complete list of what you want
to give for Christmas. The most of
your gifts will most likely be in the
jewelry line. If somewhat in doubt
as to what is best to give. take a
look through our store, where you
will see great many things that will
meet your fancy. We will be glad
to help you in the selection. We are
making suggestions every day and in
no case can it be said that we have
ever urged any one to buy. So come
TO look without fear of being forced
to buy. M. j. Soukup, Jeweler and
optician, DEBORAH. 49tf.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-12-05

1.-THE Maid and the Mummy" at
the Grand Dec. 18th.
Peter Losen of Hesper township
was in the city Friday.
Il. J. Halse was down from Bluff
ton township Monday, on business.
Tonight, Adelaide Thurston, the
favorite in DEBORAH, at the Grand.
Mrs. y. F. Leonard went to Clay
ton Friday for visit with relatives.
Miss Nellie Headington went to
Minneapolis Monday evening. for a
visit.
Miss Ida Jacobs of Hawkeye was
the guest of relatives in the city last
week.
Storm sash of all descriptions, the
best investment you can make, at G.
+. Bakers. If.
Don't miss Adelaide Thurston in
"The Girl From Out Yonder" at the
Grand tonight.
Miss Ella Nesheim came from
Cresco Wednesday to spend Thanks
giving at her home.
w. B. Reed and wife were up
from West Union to spend Thankgiv-
ing with relatives.
Miss Augusta Bjonerud went to
Minneapolis Friday, where she will
remain for some time.
Mrs. G.. W. Pilgrim went to
Peoria, ILL.,, Monday evening for a
visit at her old home.
Books for children. Roosevelt
bears, John Dough, Buster Brown
and others. Buttons.
Miss 10 Marsh spent Thanksgiving
day with her sister, Mrs. Hugh
Scammon in Mason City.
The u. l.. A. S. will meet Friday
afternoon, December 18th with Mrs. j.
Stoskopp. Mrs. H. Gold, Sec.
L. H. Heinberg came up from
Waterloo Thursday, to spend some
time recuperating from an illness.
Any article purchased of the
Muller Bros. will be hand engraved
free. Citizens Bank Block. 49-1
Mrs. ID. r. Noyes of Chicago
has been visiting at the home of heI
mother. Mrs. l.. Bulls. for week
past.
Mrs. q. E. Greenleaf came over
from Waukon Monday, to visit with
her parents, MI. and Mrs. George
Hislop.
Mrs. q. A. Neufert returned to
Redwood Falls, Mimi, Friday, after
a visit with the relatives and friends
in the city.
Mrs. j. M. Dell went to Crescc
yesterday to visit her sister. after an
extended visit here with her sister,
Mrs. Kimball.
Miss Josephine Taylor of Burr
Oak departed yesterday noon for To.
peka, Kan. to visit her sister. Mrs.
Darius Grazier.
Rev. Father Collins, who had
been visiting his parents at Nevada,
Iowa, during the week, came in on
the Rock Island Friday night.
The Misses Wangsness Of Calmal
came over to take in the masquerade
Thursday night, Miss Emma Neshein
accompanied them home Friday noon
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Leach ant
Mrs. M. Ness were called to Cedar
Falls yesterday morning. by the deatI
of their brother-i n-law, Mr.. A. Nor,
gan.
Mrs. Grace Allen, financial
agent of the An bidexter Institute OF
Springfield. ILL.,, has been in the city
the past week, representing this
school. 1t is an institution for color.
ed people, and has done a great work
among these people. Mrs. Allen is a
cultured lady, and fitting repre-.
sentative of such a school.
Ben Bear received an order from
California one day last week for six
pairs of gloves. From the time Mr..
Bear opened his store in DEBORAH his
business has been steadily growing
until it has extended to many parts
of the United States. We should not
be surprised to hear that orders had
been received by him from the
Philippine islands and the Canal dig
. gers at Panama.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-12-05
Sleeve Buttons.

These always make most appro-
pirate gift. We show great variety
at moderate prices. M. J. Soukup,
Jeweler and Optician, DEBORAH. 49tf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-03
So. GonsreB.
Senat 1.

Wafbinatun, 2. Mdr3. Inter
benz Setmautel Der 8sratbina Der 8il
bstr. bic enbstltise grIsoisung Der
angelegenbeiten Der finf cipiliHrten
Snoianerfdmme tuurbe faf Der gar3e
Gag i'm 6enat our Debate iiber bic
@ifenbabnfrage bertpenbet. Die Mnge.
lesenbeit Tam our @pra3e aIs 60 80.
lette fein amsnosmsnt our Snbiansr.
8ia einbra9te, msl9es gifsnbabn.@ s.
feQi4aften unb beren 5ctiondren Der.
bietet, Soblens2 dnbereisn i'm Snbianers
Serritorium au erfpsrben. Mls bic
5rage einmal aufssworfsn mar, be.
bauptete fe fid hartnddia aIs @esen-
ffano Der SistuifOn Bis gegeu Sdlub
Der Sisung. Sbalei6 Gen. ga 5olstte
faum 8 Monate i'm Stnat ieinen SIP
bat nabm er bic msifts 3eit fir fd in
anipsu8 uno bra&te es fertie, oaB bic
Debate id ni4t Bios auf bas 8erritp.
rum beiardntte, ionosrr1 sinen aIges
meinen @barafter annnhm.
SdlieBIi9 tpurben iein unb ale ans
oeren 3ufdbs our gin abeslebnt unb
bic Bill ielbf angsnommen, pelde
jebt, ba Re nod Der Nnnabme i'm 6aus
bonn Senat arg bsrfhmmelt tpurbe, In
g%emeiniamer @Onferen3 np9mals our
8sratbun9 fommen piro.
Die Bia febt bic enogtItige gnt.
i9doigung Der fhnf Snoianerfdmme
Dor. naaoem He TIRE Stammes. Orsa.
niiatiOu aufseseben babsn.
Saus.
% abtn9ton. Q. Mdr3. -
6eute mar bic erffe Sibuns bes SO.
@ongreRes, in tpsl6sr Mnfprtide bon
pripat perione1 our 0orlags famsn;
IS BILLS purben angenommen.
Mae oieie Bills i4liebeu tleinsre ge.
fridge elm. Repr. Wann. Sa., unb
&epr. Sbatlefurb, DO, opponirte elmer
gan3en AnSabl bieier Wabnabmsn unh
mar bieie Sppofition baftir berants
tuortli9, 6ab rlur cine 10 tleine Mn3nbl
our grIeoigung tam. 5tnf Bills tOnn=
ten nidt mebr arteenommsn tperben,
ba um $50 1hr Nadmittass, um
tuelae 6tunos @srtasuis s%intrat, tsin
Quorum me6r porbanben mar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-03

Retn 2Ippffe@ten mehr.
0enber, @ol.. 2. Mdr3. Die
6euer. unb poliieibeb6roe bat ben po'
li3eiaef Selanep angepisien. tine
6auffdmpfe ireenb tusldsr Nrt In gu.
funft In Der Staot 9enper rte1r 3u
buloen.
patrtd.prp3eB
Rem Oorf. 2. Wdrs. Die
WerbanoIunger In benz patrid. pro3efe
tuurben auf bier @o9en pertast. Dies
madt es notbwenoia, oab @oubernsur
0iggtns benz gum Sobe UerurtbeiIter
einen neuen Muff&ub eepdbrt.
ADAMS m d Tin Sc.
f6nbniB 5.
goife, Sbabo.. 2. Mdrs. stebs
Mbams Ieste tn benz Steunenberg.pro.
seRe Elm bodies @sfdnonib ab. CT CAB
piel mebr gin3elbsiten tbsr BITE Helpe.
gun9en Der 0eri9m6rer betannt. aIs
EOr&arb susefeben woQte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-03
Sornaop.

- "
bsimIudte. 81 tpeiBe 8enobnsr beg
Ortes unb iiber 100 Neser fanoen ID
rem Spo unter ben Srtimmeru Der fttr=
senben @sbduoe.
Sie 3abl Der i9psr gerpunoetsn
an3nssbsn III 8. 3. uumbgIt1.
Der @irbelfurm pndts bic Staot
i'm Shbpsfsn, pitbete nit elmer
@eI&winoiateit bon IS Weilsn Die
Stunbe na9 nOrbbfli6er &i8tung
unb ert&6pf.e Fd in smei g%orfdoten,
bic ,umeiit BON Neaern bepobnt parsn.
Die gerunfune if fir6terli8.
Gin 6eusr, uel6es In ben 8rims
merr ausbra9, uurbe ourd ben i4pss
rem &.ssu sel6i4t.
Die Staot III in b6lise Sunfel6eit
eebHnt. gsleudtunesbrdbte unb tels-
grapbii9e Srdbte fno idmmtli8 3er'
f6rt.
Ser pfdb bes Sturmes mar 600
6ub brett unb l Meile lang.
Memphis Senn., 2. Dtdra.
@ine bon Weribian singslaufene BOts
f4aft m.loet: Nu1 bas unions uno
Queen & Crescent Depot fno sers
fort. 18 2ei9sn bon Ingefslten fno
bislnns g~e6Orgen.
Mobile, Gln.. 2. Mdr3. Cine
Mittbsilung tber oas Song Sifanes'
S~elebbone bon Wsrioian meloet. bab
Der Sornaoo bic Stabt I'm $50 ubr
traf. Sas Sturm : Centrum war i'm
iioli6sn Sbsile Der Staot. geinabs
ieoes Saus on Der 5rontfraBe 1T 3er-
Hort; bas S9ln6tbaus Der Irmour
pafin9 60. lit bas sinsi9e 8ebduoe,
tpeI6ss fsben' blieb. $roB beg beftigen
&egens tutiibet elm ftartss 5euer in ben
Ruinen. Die Staot bsfinbst fd in
tDiaIer 5infernib. Die @efern'nn
telegraph 60. perlOr Srdbte auf cine
gnifernuns bon Is Weilen unb bic
pofal telegraph 60. erlitt ebenfaus
i9psrsn S@aben.
Die 0erbinoun9en suii1en Wteri'
bian uno atlanta. Birmingham, W.m'
pbis unb nnbsrsn puntten 1T nO0fdn'
BIG unterbro&en. Sas union.S epot
it zines Der 3erft6rten 8ebduoe.
Sie arbeiten Der Gsuerl6iGmann'
i&aften III iuegsr Der berri4snoer
Suntelbsit iebr bebinbert. go pirt
angsnommsn., bab tpsnisftsns $50 Sci
den in ben &uinen Iiesen.
Birmi n 9 b q m, Nla.. 2. Wdra
Gin fur9tbarer 8Ornabo tDitbete beut
Ra9mittas in Werioian, Wif., uni
,erfibrte sinen erobsn S6eil Der Staot
ollie t~elesratbii&e gerbinoung TT ab
gsi&nitteu. Geuer 1T ausgebro4ei
unb bic 5eusrmebr bon Werioian er
iu9t brin9eno um Sflfe.
Sas alabama @reat Southern Ssle
qrapbenamt fann nur einen punft 2
Weilen biesIsits Wsrtoian errei6en
Die Iebte Ro8ri9t beiast, oab be
Sturm on Der 9reusuns Der Wobil
uno Sbio giienbabn begann unb II
einsn Wse mitten bur& bic Stat
babnte.
WobtIs, aIa., 2. Wdr3. au
Msribian trift folssnber Bsri9t tibt
ben @trbeliurm Der Werioian beu'
absnb II ubr bsimiu&te, Elm
.Wdbreno Elm beftiger Resen got
bilosts f1 cine Sturmtpolfe am fhl
li8en Simmel uno bemegts R4 m
8lisesi&nelle Der S!aot 3u. Sic trt
5ront Str. TN 9si9dfts.g Centrum m
fhr9terli6er Wu9t.
0ur ausi Winutsr1 tpdbrte bic 6sin
iu9ung. abet in bisisr tur,sn Spanr
3sit Daren sessn 40 @si9dftsbdui
total aerff6rt worben. Den grbbts
S3aoen srlitten bic Meper & Nebit
6%arotuare Co., Som 2ple & 60
Sofb Woore. lauter GrofRFsn, fotu
3ablrsias anbsre 6irmen.
Dos @ranb SuteI tuurbe beIddbig
absr obns baB WenI9snIsben au bell,
|, gen udrsn; bas Soutbern 9otel uur
gar ni9t berfbrt.
Remp6ts 3enn., 2. Wdr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-03
WtII aberfIaffies Mit.
torten o n isr G n.

treidr Sbam ertldrts bsute, oab er In
ben 6ffentli9en Banter Der @slbs
@entren Nem Yorf, Bottom, gbila.
oelpbta. Baltimore. Chicago, ct.
Souis uno Heu Orleans $40, 600, 900
oeponiren miro, bab CT bieie Summe
leoo4 ungefdbr am 10. Suli pisbsr
3urtdforoern perbe. Die $40, 600, 600
ftno oerfhsbar getuoroen bur9 uebers
i4uB Der Re9ierun9s.%@ innabmen iber
bic aussaben unb bur9 Wsbreiu3abs
lung bon 8etrdsen our @iul6iune BON
papier9elo Der Rational.8 antsn tiber
Die Summe Der tbatId9li9 our Gin
lbiung gelangten getrdss.
Sa bas SepOitum nur tempordr GEE
ntaGt miro, tperoen Barei6aftsn nur
bis gu 90 Prossnt Der binterlegten ge.
fridge bon ben reip. Bantel ola Si9sra
belt oerlangt.
SteIIennIIe Ncticndre
QIei9.
Rem Oort, 2. Mdr3. Die 81.
rsetoren Der General @bemital 60. be-.
i1lohen beute an ole gctiondre Der
@eieli&aft. 9lei6stltig OBJ bieislben
bsbOr3ugte ODER 9ew6bnIide Netien be-
fBen, nod WaBgabs Dor In ibrsu Sdns
ben befinbli8en Wertbs, bsbOrsuate 4ns
tbeilideine gum Setrage bon 81, 0O0.s
900 gum Nennuert6 sa berausgaben.
arummer g 9abmeiter +.
Denber, @ol., 2. Wdrs. Der
S&abmeifer bon @onsios-@ounip i'm
iioli8en Sbsils bss Staates, Charles
6. gridenffsin legte fein Nmt niebsr
uno 9sfanb Elm. um $62, 900 in fsiner
aaRs rturs gu ietn.
@iuer ieinsr Ytrsen, Greo @ar'
i9ausr, bat fid bsreit srtldrt, bas De-
fcit bon 3u beden.
&t9ter Deuel. mus
igniren.
Rem Oorf, 2. Mdr3. als Elm
9a6fpiel bes gerldumbunes-p rOsehes
bss 2i6tsrs Sol. Or. 9euel seasn
ROrmanS apsOpo, oes befannten vSOwn
Sopie" proseRss purbe BON ben Nns
tudlten Osborn, Sbeparo IL. Sifrifts.
4ntualt Ssroms Elm 9.rfabrsn anbdn.
gig sema9t, oura uel9ss Deuel. ge=
3uunsen tperoen iul, feline &efsnatiOn
als &i9ter ein3urei9en.
Sur9 3euesnausiagen tpurbs be-
pieisn, oab Deuel. neben ieiner Stels
lung als Ri9ter actib an .Sopn-$o=
pics" urb anberen publifationsn be,
tbsili9t 1T, mas gssen bas 8eieb Der.
f6Bt.
8estehun9en m 6 o | o M
bia gepannt.
mail M % n, 2. W1ra. -
Der umtanb, baB SenOr ManoOaa.
Der biplomatii6s 8ertrsfer g~OlOmbia's.
isit Der atpsiten 3uridweiiune be,
Sdaoeneriub. JOroerung ieiner &egie'
rune BON @aibin9ton abpeieno TT
siebt Tn biplOmatifdsn 8rsiien 81 Del
Nnnabme @ernnlaHung, baB oieie'
S9ritt nur Der Borldufer gum ab
brua Der biplomatiT9en ge3iebungei
J apif9en colombia uno ben Der. Staa
ten 1T. gs uirb bermutbet. bob Seno
Wanbosa In SEEM Sort 1T, bod tcnnt
8efimmtes bisriiber ni9t in @rfa6
run9 ssbra9t tueroen.
,.l3 wiIItngspaar geforben
Cincinnati, O., 2. Mdrl
3wsi alts Ssuti9e, bic 3miain3sbrt
4 Der g.ora unb @iliam gunner. fin
il In i9neler Nufsinanosrfolge geftorbeu
He errei&ten elm 9lter bon ie SO Sab
rem unb baben fat ibr gar3es 2ebe
lang auf Garmen in Samilton Count
aenobnt. Nls Qinber tuarert tie m
ben gltern eingspunoert. @eorg ffar
U Dor einisen Sasen. uno als BITE Mns'
n b6rigsn bonn Jrieobofe 3urfdtsbrtsr
l. fanoen fe @iniam In ferbenbem 81
ftanoe auf, uno aud er folsts isinsl
}, 8ruber i'm $ooe balo nan.
IL 8ant= ber'
e. batet.
+" Ghfrono 9 mXra. Der friibe'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-03
9 q 3 n unglit d.

@bepenne, Wpo., 2. Wdr3. =
Sis locomotive, Der poH. unb @spdd-
pa9en zines periOnen,uges an Der
@bepenns unb NOrtbsrn 8nbn, elmer
3meiglinie Der Colorado uub Southern
@ifsnbabn bra4en BET Budborn, 125
r6roli9 BON bier, bura sine Bride.
Raidiuif SOnabue, 6si;sr &sr unb
pofsebtilfe Benjamin 8up. idmmtIi9
bon bier wurben perlsbt. &sr uno
@up erbielten innerlids 8srIesunser,
uel3e ieoenfalls tbOtIi9 bsrlaufsn tusr.
ben. Sonabue 1T lei4ter usrlebt. Die
pafagieruasen bliebsn auf benz @ss
leiie unb ni4t Elm einsiser Pafa9ier
tpurbe berlebt.
6 r&ieBt 8 rauu u. g d n | &c
germutter.
6 ouisbiIIe, 3d., 2. Mdr3.
Otis @rags. Elm iunser giisnbahns
Mngsfen:er serf@OB feline s&wiegers
mutter Trau goumart unb pertpunbete
feline 6rau lebsnssefdbrIi9 in bsren
@obnuns Der SdieBbolb tpuroe Der.
baftet.
PuIber. ion.
Qancae err. pa.. 2. Mdra. -
Gin puIbermasa3in BON u. g. 2auss
bausb & 60. fog nabe Safe 9arbor
in bic 2uft. Die psrthmmelte 9ei9e
bes Wd9ters Sames Sweeney uuros
in sini9sr gntfernung bonn S&auplaks
eefunben. gr NOR bic einaiae perfon.
bic Iusfunft iiber ben @orsang bdtis
9eben f6nnen.
Gum @roBf9td9ter.
proSefe.
@bieaeo.a 3d.. g.. Mdrs.-D 81,
birette WernsbmIng bes GpeciaI- Maen,
ten Euranb tuurbe beute In benz pro3eK,
gesen bie @robi9ld&tsr beenbst I'm,
oas Rreu3Oerb6r bssann.
Die beioerfeitigsn Mntpdlte fritter
f4 bet Beginn Der beutieen @erbanb'
lungea cine LANCE 3eit berum tiber BIZ
3ulaRung bon 200 Namsrt bon 3eu,
gen dis Beusismittel, bic benz Sufia
Departement bon gommiKdr @arfiell
HbermitteIt fem fo0en. als Ger 81.
frietsanualt f&liebli9 ansstpieisi
purbe, bic Hamen benz geri&te bor3r.
Iegen. erildrte CT. Ct let ni@t TIM BeRS'
bsrielben. Der @i&ter foroerte banr
IN elmer gerfhsuna bic Rssisruns auf
bte Ramen unb ale nit bsnieIben h
@erbinbnns fiebenber gorreftpnoen3el
bem @eri&te etn3urei@en.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-22
To the Hold ers Of Any
of the Seven Per g ent.
Bond q hide "a btedn j, s. 81 81
the City 81 reder-
icksburg, Virginia.

4 The seven par cont. Indebtedness Of
Fred erickaburg lnatures on. Alayygl !, 1901,
and he. oity PROPOSES to pa Of said In
Sdebtedness on hat day, y GU. to exchange
them for its new issue iof four per cont,
bonds moi; obi ny. the city. the coll.
pons b re esivable When due An payment OF
taxes, and thea1 bonds not payable for \
tinhS holders ofStho af0resald seven nor
cent, bonds are hereby noti,ed that !. at
any time between the first and tho tif-
steenth day d OF April, 1906, they can en-
change thet,sGsev per cent, bonds Tor
value Val az said -four per cent. bonds. at
either the National bank 81 f'rederlcks-
hung, Va, Or Conway, Gordon and Gar
nett Nat onals Bank, oia said CITY. the city
8of course my 49, sever PEI cent, Inter
dste a lorssa 1884, ,o,,
per cent. honds rs ARD no I, exc hanged sfor
3sayen ne r cent bonds by the 18th, a prll,
1906 ire invited on ar be fore II he 10Th
Nnrl 1905 the SltXl,s !, IssSeEyng the rlEhs
S M y. D. COLE. 81
"a Nv. { s.. I1NIRREY.s
Is lsssRs S, W.. SOMERyl ItI.E, @
Finance Comm n tee OF CITY Council ,5,s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-22
COTTON AlARHETs.

Is NEW YORK, March e1.-The cotton market
was aNtiye and at tines showed considerable
excitement with prices advancing over half q
cent from the low level OF yesterday on aggres-
slye bull support and covering: The close was
steady at net a, OF ssass Points sales
was Arm at an advance OF +dI2s points In re-
5sponsa to much higher cables than expected
Private cables from Liverpool Indicated that
the trade there took Z btblllsh ylewsof the sem
sus report. which caused the break In the
local market Of yesterday. and various Amerl-l
STRUNG the report hulllshly AZ any rate
there was very active buying at tn eopentng
for both accounts and With hardly any recess,
sion OF consequence the ma rket continued 70
advance until In the late trading May sold
at 1922 and July at 1925, or about 3aQa9 points
above tho closing prices OF yesterday The
narrowing OF the difference between May and
July gave rise to runlors that the new bull
leader was planning 70 corner May .contrActs,l
while the leading shocts in that position were
said TO be stubborn owing to the fact that
ceretihcates OF inspecetion expire on n conssd-
cradle block Of the local stock Just after the
first Of May, which makes the cotton lessi de-
slrable for peculative purposes. Private wires
from New Orleans :rernrted that prominentiln-
terests there were working In harmony with
New York bulls for AZ hi CHER MARKET and
ed to catch large stop-lnss orders on tho short
side around II cents sfotSy July Tho weather
South was clear, but cold \. Receipts are rum
ming fairly liberal, hut private adSices from
the South indicate that thay5 promise OF bull
support Is causing Interior holders to- With
Receipts ct the ports to,d were Isl saa bales
For tho week IS 900 bales lnst il, lis last
wee kand To- 81 last year, To- day recalpts at
New Orleans 1853 bales against 70 1850 last year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-22
COZ, 5. 4, ION. J.

NEW YORK. March 2l.-The SINCERITY
Of my opinion in regard to the probable
course OF the cotton market has to-day
been yfgoFohsly assailed. These i!nputSa,
most part with those who arc short OF
the market and are sutilciently numerous e tI
to render me even more confident than
of the short interest outstanding IN both
new and old crop positions. This devel-
3opment makes me more confident than
ever OF the correctnes OF my views, -,
The foreign markets seem to have taken
a decidedly sanerts view Of the real sig
nifcante of yesterdays ginners report
than was accorded to 1t by the emotionnii
Che A S!assata nSas Gsss q 's
with futures in New York nearer
Slipping basis. to Liverpool than at any
time previously this seas9n ana !owerf
the controlling; Southern markets. fall
to see where there is any "a ctor OF. de-
preston in the present situation. .,,n.
plies, "a thoroughly llquldateds speculative
situation ard 4 considerable short In.
5terest created on a lower basis than that
now currsnt shere i WI. pe no ssl.,Ms
lestlon e good az tra s throughoutl tbs
world. is the best possible basis of "a
stable and advancing market. and /, az :.
the direction OF higher prices Is, nNm y
opinion, unnecessary and inadvisa BILE. ] t
Is In an absolute natural and health cons
Sdition and may, safely be left to take care
of itself. Like ELL henlthy organism, IT
will grow and broaden. 81,
Already the Improvement In the. market
for raw cotton has had avery salutary3
effect upon the dry goods ma ket and. the
slight recession In the price of rFanufac.
Gturcd goods which had been noted IN
sympathy with the earlier dec llne In the
market has to-day been recovered and q
much more active demand for dry goods
of nearly all desert ptt Ions Is apparent. 1T
will shortly be hdemonstratable. lne my
opinion that the trade of tho world has
expanded to a point. which, makes m
AmericanacropS of II, 000, 600 ha les OF cotton
next year essential to the avoidance OF
scarcity. Whatever the future may have
In store, cannot see anything IN the
present situation to Justify. a belief in
tho probabili OF such Ia crop next year,
and meantime 1t Is becoming more and
moro evident that supplies at the ond
OF this season VIII be red ced e q dam
gerously low point. Y personal inIpor-s
.tance In relation to the mar lset has been
greatly exaggerated. MY nbfri to affect
Its course, except. aE the facts may
justlfy, Is negl!gl Bile, hui g IN! absolutely
sincere and absolutely nfdent In my
belief IN much higher prices for the reln-
inant OF this years crop unsold, and his:
expectation I abide tha result with.
y tsisneG THEODORE II. PRICE,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-22

terday, and tho breaks were not near
as large as were expected. Only about q
dozen wagongs showed up, the ware house
men refused to put out half the shipped
stock they had In hand. One house
(Crenshaw's), waived q sale altogether
because of tho .braAish' breezes. Tho
total sales we're about 1A,0 pounds
Only common to medium tobaccs, We're
offered and there. were no fancy figures
recorded u
The sales to-day will run as follows:
First ut Shelburnes. second at Stonewall.
third at shockoe. and fourth at Cren-.
shaws.