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@nn. Alhrrt q. Unlr.
Republikansk Kandidat for GuvernSr,

Albert L. Cole, den at Republika-
nerne nominerede Kandidat for Gu
vern@r we'd dette Aars Valg i Mime
sofa, blew fGdt paa en- Farm i Nsr-
heden at Canton, St. Lawrence Co.,
N. Y, for 50 Aar siden. Han bes@gte
Distriktsskolen til sit 15de Aar, hvor
efter han blew Student we'd St. Law
renee Universitet. Han studerede we'd
Universitetet i Efteraarsterminen, TN
derviste i Distriktsskolerne ON Vim
teren og a%rbejdede paa tarmen ON
Sommeren. Efter at have arbejdet
paa, denne Made i nogle Aar, fix han
Poster SON Principal i en- Gradskole,
hvilken Sitting han bekledte til han
var IS AaI gammel. Han var en- dyg-
tig og afholdt Larer, og hans Skole
vandt stor Anseelse, saaledes at i de
sidste Aar han var i denne Sitting,
betalte Undervisningen mere end
hans Gage, idet der til Skolen hokke-
aes Elever fra llele Diet omliggende
District i ct hidtil ukjendt Omfang.
| 1875 %udn;cvntes Cole til Skoleko-
misser, i hvilken Shilling han havde
Tilsyn med 1888 Larere. Denne Still
ling bekladte han til 1881, da han,
idet hans Embedstermin udl@b, flytte-
ae til Minnesota med sin Familie og
nedsatte sig i Fergus Falls.
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.2ibt scrnbancitatiltif,

Snteritate Commerce Commission
/ @o1bington far nplig l10-
tenot Statiitif, Ser giper ct
9egreb ON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
rru'aaoeliee Smiang / Sc Goreneoe
Stater. Mo9le at Salle,,e er al ier=
Zig Snteresle, og felt igiennem faar
man bc6 Dem Ell 29re ON 81 Qrpfter
90 Sen &apital Ser er taget / 8rug i
2an0ets Sransportpeleu.
@apporten bier, at 2engoen al
2unbets enfeltiporeoe Sernhohv,,e1
belpber Jig til 1901 4 Mile. NNaa
berne l,bDre 6porlRngbe Isber 49,
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Den personlige Karakter.

Mr.. Coles smag og daglige Vaner
er jRvne. Udenfor sin Forretning er
han EN- Hjemmets, Mand, og j HEM
met tilbringer han sine Aftener, saa
vidt hans Forretninger tillader Diet.
"A. l.. Cole err helt igjennem Ell
Forretningsmand', er den korte Be
tegnelse den enc af hans Venner efteri
den anden giver ham. Hans Liv or
Forretninger, hans Adspredelse err
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Opmuntring at Imigrationen.

Mr.. Coles Mening er, at alt hvad
der kan fremme en- god, sund Ind
%vandring til Staten at haderlige, ar
bejdsdygtige og producerende Bor-
gere, tillige vii fremne Statens I'd
viking. Men Sp@rgsmaalet er, hvad
der kan gj@res i den Refining.
Svaret frashans Side paa dette
Sp9rgsmaal err %f@lgende:
F@rst Wide jeg, at Staten sku1de
oprette ct Imigrationspureau, j hvil-
ket de bedste Talenter Staten RAIDER
over faar Ansnttelse. dygtige, er1er-
giskc Mand: hvis Haderlighed er
hevet over enl1ver Twill. Dette Blu
reau skulde oprette ct Imigrations-
Selskab, b%estaaende al de bedste
Mnnd og Real Estate Handlere i
hvert af Statens Countyer, og at dette
Selskab skulde wedges en- Eksekr1tiv-
Komite, der skulde arbejde sammen
med Bureauet. De skulde traffe
oVClSllSkOlllSl IlCu ClI
pagnierne ON. at der like skulde gil
YES nogen Nedsattelse i T~ransporta-
tionen til Landhandlere eller Landsp-
gere, som disse bringer ind j Staten,
med mindre vedkommende Landhand-
Ter bevisligt like alene har sluttet sig
til Selskabet, men ogsaa har betalt
den aar1ige Afgift for Agenter, fra
$40 til SIS, e1ler hvad Sum man nu
bestemmer.
500 Linens Embedsmand har I'D
talt, at de dette Aar agter at BRUCE
$1,000 til $4,000 til Avertering at Sta
tens Hjalpekilder. Dette er kun 81
Draabe i Havet, naar der like bliver
gjort noget fra anden Side. Great
Northern og Northern Pacife'har al
It'd anyendt Midler i dennel Refining.
Bet er rimeligt, at j detjfdrste Par
Aar, medens denne Made at fremme
Statens UNWILLING paa sndnu 81 j sin
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Cole og OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

l December 1904, efter at Cole var
blevet valgt anden Gang, skrev han ct
aabent Brew til Pressen, der blew Of
fenliggjort i Tvillingbyernes Blade,
hvori han sagde:
At han tilraadede, at Taksationen
delvis blew udf@rt af Cruisers nd
nevnte at State Auditor, og at discs
Forbliven i Embedet beroede paa de-
res. N9jagtiglaed og Dygtighed. 4
Henhold til denne Tanke vedtoges j
sidste Samling EN- Low, der bestemte,
at en- af Taksatorerne skulde. udtages
blandt Statens dygtigste Cruisers.
Denne Low sikrer Statens Borgere, 1T
hvert Stykkes og Parcel af Land er ble-s
vet %grundigt undersGgt at Taksatorer-
ne, som Loven helt igjennem har for
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Midler til Statens UNWILLING.

I S~essionen 1905 lykkedes Diet Mr..
Cole at gjennemf@re Vedtagelse af
anden vigtig L~ovgivning. Coles I'm
migrationslov var i Virkeligheden Diet
f@rste Skridt i Refining at den vel de-
finerede Politik %angaaende Statens
UNWILLING, der CT kommet til at bere
hans Navn. Dens Resultat har vac
ret, at tildrage wort uoptagne Land
vid Opm;erksolnhed, at skaffe st@rre
Deltagelse i de periodiske Landsalg,
at splittc Spekulanternes Kombinatio-
ner og faa bedre Priser for Diet solgte
Land. Auditor Iverson skal have
sagt, at a den1e Low vedtaget Lem
gere tilbage, Wide den have sparet
Statens Fonds mango Millioner. Den
har allerede bragt Statskassen Hun
drede Tusinder af Dollars mere end
der blew modtaget under den gamle
Low.
Medens Mr.. Cole var Medlem al
Legislaturen, %skj;enkede han Dre-
nings-Lovgivningen sin Opmarksom-
he'd og er Foriatter af Lovforslaget
I'll Diet onfattenLe System, der err ind
fort her i Staten. Han var den ivrige
Fortaler for Bevsgelsen for code
Veje, hjalp med til ELECTROMAGNETIC
rclsen al vore Valg1ove og CAV sin
Stdtte til %et1vert af de af Legislatu-
req vedtagne Lovbud, der sigter til
at kontrollerc Jernbancrnes og andre
Korporationers Virksoml1ed, til Bed
ste tor Befolk1,ingen. Han stemte H.
geledes for 1ndf9relse af EN- AGENTS
Passagertakst, for Anti-Pas og "reci-
procal demurrage" Forslagene, der
desvHrre like blew til Love.
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udsat, og Lovens Gjennemf9relse har
sparet Staten mango Penge.
Mr.. Cole var Medlem af en- at HUI
sets Subkomiteer, der udarbejdede ct
Forslag SON MI er Low, if@lge hvil-
ken T@mmertyveri fra Statsland al
Orig vii blive foraldet for Loven, og
fastsatter IN Bel@nning paa like over
5000 til enhver Person, der giver Vid-
nesbyrd, son f@rer til Domfal-
delse af saadanne, som bar stjaalet
staaende T@m1ner fra S%tatsland. like
i de sidste go Aar, og maaske ingen-
sinde i Statens Lovgivnings Historic
err der af nogen Mand fremlagt saa
mango Lovforslag eller hjulpet til
Vedtagelse at saa mangeLove for Sta
tens Sikring mod Overgreb paa Tom
merland el1er for at bringe T@mmer-
1%nteresserne til at betale Ell retfardig
Andel .af Skatterne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-12

Gi ienoer meo @lnoe Erpoenum-
re til enbper, Ser an11o0er ON iaa.
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En- typisk veststatsmand.

For@vrigt er Mr.. Cole en- munter,
elskvardig Gentleman, let at faa i
Tale, omgengelig, verdig og selvbe-
hersket. Han er en- af de Mand, der
valger sig en Bane og f@lger den
uden Afvigelse. Han frister like til
Modstand. Som Governor VII han
blive Diet virkelige Hoved for Stats
Administrations og lede den pa en-
forretningsmessig og systematisk
Made, eofre hele sin Energi til Sta
tens Tjeneste og gjennemt9re den
Politik, til hvilken Diet republikanske
Parti har forpligtet sig.
MI. Cole er j de heste Henseender
EN- virkelig Type paa den tremadstre-
bende, energiske Amerikaner, der al
It'd finder en- Udvej, og som er kom-
met til Vesten for at vokse op med
Landet, med en- ringe Kap1tal, men
med Hjerne og Muskler, og SOL. }nar
skabt ct Rige af Vildnisset og gjort
Minnesota til hvad Diet er i wore
Dage.
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Hans Arbejde i Legislaturen.

I de to f3rste Aar, Mr.. Cole var j
Vesten, beskj;eftigede han sig med
forskjellige Forretninger. Hans Cod
modighed forledte ham til at lame sit
Navn til andre, der var i vanskelige
torllold og lod Forpligtelserne falde
tilbage paa ham. Han indgik paa Ak
kord med Kreditorerne og gik paanyi
Forretning, der lykkedes for ham.
Han har siden, endskj9nt hans tidli-
gere Kreditorer we'd Akkorden havdc
fritaget ham for Ell hvilken som helst
lovlig Forpligtelse dertil, fuldt I'd fyl-
destgjort dem de Summer, som han
var blevet dem skyldig.
Mr.. Coles ~offenlige Karriere kan ST
ges at we're begyndt med hans Valg
til Stats-Legislaturens Representant-
hus i 1902. Han havde like lenge be-
kledt denne Sitting, f@r han fix Be
r@mmelse son ell AT de hardest Ar-
bejdende og dygtigste Medlemmer, og
hans Kolleger fix Ole for hans aande-
ligc Kraft, og den Nytte Staten havde
af hans Tjeneste paa Grrnd af hans
Arbejdsevne, hans modne D9mme-
kraft og hans u~trettelige liver UdfG-
relsen at Diet Arbejde, som Sessionen
medf@rte. bet, der CAV ham den st@r-
ste Anseelse var dog hans Forslag til
en- Low, der fastsetter Beskatning al
Logs i de Counter, hvor de er hug
gede. Idet han s9gte Beviser, der
kunde st9tte Lovens Vedtagelse, OPP
dagede han, at det var vanskeligt, ON
like unuligt, at finde Ejendo1nsretten
til Logs paa ell saadan Made, at den
kunde blive sat paa Skattelisten, og at
Diet i Minneapolis 1;enge havde veret
Skik kun at beskatte Halvdelen AT de
Logs. som ejedes der. Loven vedto-,
ges af Huset efter ell af de haardeste
kampe i den Session, sog skj3nt den
forkastedes i Senatct, forte dog Mr..
Coles Afsl@ringcr til, at de NEST skri-
gende Misbrug afskaffedes. Men Tom
merkompagnierne bed Mprke. i hans
for dem skadelige liver og besluttede
at han skulde straffes.
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hGaaardt 1AArrbejjde. Hans Fsor.n1sg5jelse er
ia AZ j fra den enc Forretnnliin4gxssplads
til den anden.
Fe4 p: det sidste Aars lid eller TO-,
da hans F.orhold er blevet endel let
tere, har han l@rt at unde sig lidt It'd
til Adsprsedelser og til at s9gesUnder-
5holdning j andet end Forretningsaf-
farer. Han har sin Sommer-Cottage
Walker, paa en- Hdjde, der giver I'd
sigt over Cass Lake, og j de sidste TO,
Aar har han virkelig lart hvad Diet or
at tage Diet mageligt: Der har han
ogsaa en- Gasolin-Launch >det eneste
Legetaj han vides nogensindea at have
ejet. Hans Sommer-Cottage og
Launch er Ting, som han har like
lidt Forn9jelse at.
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Coles Familieforhoid.

-,lr. Cole er gift og har ct Barn, en-
Batter. Hans Hustru er paa samme
It'd hans Ledsagerske og Kompag-
non - hans stille Kompagnon - i
Firmaet A. L. Cole & Co. Hun kom
sammen med ham fra St. Lawrence
County, N. Y, for IS Aar siden, og
med en- Kvi1des Udholdenhed og Mod
delte hun med ham Livet i hvad der
dengang var Diet fjarne Vest. Han
skylder like lidet at sin Sukces i For
refining til sin forstandige, praktiske,
lluslige Hustru. Mrs. Cole er derhos
j Besiddelse af en- Elskvardighed og
rolig Verdighed, der Wide bane hende
Vel i ethvert Forhold i Livet.
Miss Fay Cole, en- begavet Pige, fu1d
at Liv, og son for to Aar siden har
fuldendt sin Uddannelse i Ham1ine og
siden da har studeret Kunst, fuld-
stendiggj6r Husstanden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-23
WHOLESALE MARKET REPORT.

EGGs.-Nearby fresh Virginia, - 3D.
West Virginia and southwest VirE Ma,
26a27: Tennessee. 26a27; North Care IA,
29a24 s,,szE -
BUTTER. - Creamery, fancy. - 1aaoS.
Western flrsts, 25a26; seconds. 10. Pro-
cess, fancy. 22a22h; fair to good. 1Sa19
Store-packed. fresh, 15a16.
CHEESE. New York state factory,
new, large, 14a141h.
POULTRY. - Chickens, per 1b, 1Sa14;
hens. per h.. II; ROSTERS. per lb., 7as;
ducks, per h.. 10a11: young ducks, per
h., 12a13; keats. per H.. Sa1e.
DRESSED POULTRY.-Spring chickens,
per lb., 1Sa14; hens. choice. per ID, 11a12;
ROSTERS, per h., 10: ducks. per lb.. 12a13
175a2.OO No. 2. 1.O0a1.25; yams, Dbl. LOO;
yellow sweets, Dbl, 1.O0a1.5O; carrots, per
bunch 2a3A; cucumbers, per Blu; basket
2Ooa250; onions. per Dbl, 1.75a2.OO;
per 100. LOO; tomatoes, nearby. per
box. 3.00a3.5O; new beets, per bbl.. 1.e5:
cabbage, N. Y, per 100, 4.OOa5.00; egg
plant, per doz., rs; celery per doz.. 40a85;
caulifower. per Dbl. 4.5oa5o6; squash,
1O0a1.25 per Dbl.
GREEN FRUITS. Apples, loose per
Dbl, 1;25a2.o0; apples. packed. per Dbl.
per box. 4.5Oa5.00: Florida. per box.
Pineapples : per per crate. ss.ooas:75; peaches.
per basket, 1.00a1.5O; pears. Bartlett, per
bbl., 3.50a600: per crate. 1.75a20o; Sickle.
per Dbl. 5.00a6.00: per basket. 200;
h., 5h; ounces. per bbl.. 4.ooae.oO;
cranberries, per box, 2.OOa3.0O; per DBL,
7.O0aS.OO.
HAY AND STRAW. New timothy,
choice, 17.5Oa1S.OO; No. 1, 17.0Oa17 so; No.
., 1e.ooa1e;5o: mixed hay. 11.5oa14.5o;
11.O0a12.00; rye. machine thrash. 7.5oa
500; wheat. 6.50a7.00; oat straw. per ton.
6.50a7.00.
DRESSED MEATs-Calves, full Dress
ed 900; heads off. $50: hog dressed
eared "a Hogs small and neat Yer sugar
S.50a9.O0: medium, 7.50aS00: heavy. 7.O0a
$50.
LIVE STOCK.-Cattle, extra. per cwt.,
4. 75a5.0O; butcher, per cwt.. 3.50a4.00: or
binary, per cwt., 2.5Oa3.50; rough. per
aHoo; ordinary. per cwt., 5soae6o. she eso
clipped, 4O0a4.50; lambs, choice, per H.,
7haS medium, per lb, 7a7k. Calves,
choice, per h.. Sh; medium. per h., 71sa
fresh. each, sboOa4ooo: common. each.
20.O0a30.O0: old and dry. each, 1OO0a12 90.
WOOL AND HIDES Wool, washed.
free OF burs. per lb.. 35a36; wool. un-
washed per H., 27a2s- Hides. green; per
ID, t2' dry, per ID. IoaIS. Sheepsktus.
green, each, 1.25a1.5O; dry, each, 75a1. 90.
Calfskins. green. each. 1.00a1.30.
Wholesale market price of BEEF CUTS.
NO. ribs. per h.. ID; No. 2 ribs, per h..
10; No. g. ribs, per h.. 8. No. loins, per
h., 49, No. loins per h., 10; No. loins.
per h., 8. No. l chucks. per lb., Z; No.
chucks, per h., s; No. chucks, per h., f.
No. / rounds. per h.. 8: No. rounds. Der
h.. Z: No. rounds. per h.. g.
GRAIN.-wheat. choice. IS: fair TO
good, 65a70; ordinary, 50a55. Corn, she'll
ed, new, white, 55a56; yellow. 55a56; ear,
3.OOa3.1O. Oats, western, white, NO. 9. IS
a39; mixed, S6a37.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-23
In the Criminal Court.

Frank Mcknight. an elderly man. when
called for trial today before Justice Stat
ford in Criminal Court No. 1 withdrew a
plea Of not guilty, formerly entered to an
indictment charging grand larceny. and
pleaded guilty to petit larceny. Justice
Stafford. In sentencing Mcknight to serve
three months in the workhouse, took into
consideration the fact that the prisoner
had spent three months In jail awaiting
trial.
Mcknight was placed in charge Of a
schooner at Philadelphia, Pa. in July last
to bring the vessel to Washington After
that he took the hawser of the boat, valued
at $50, and sold 1t for trifling sum.
Assistant United States Attorney Turner
told the court the hawser had been In use
Tor some time and its present value did not
exceed $25. which reduced the offense to
petit larceny.
William Bronaugh, colored, was today
convicted by jury in Criminal Court No.
1, before Justice Stafford, of grand larceny
The testimony adduced at the trial tended
to show that Harry J. Hallock in August
last was papering a house In the north
west section Of the city, and in putting
on his working clothes hung on the wall
his street clothes, which contained SAB The
defendant was working about the premises.
and, 1t Is alleged, took the money from the
trousers pocket. Immediately thereafter
the defendant fled to New York, where he
was apprehended in September and brought
here. Bronaugh was remanded to Jail to
await sentence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-23
LOCAL FINANCIAL NEWS.

The feature OF the trading at today's
meeting of the stock exchange was gas
stock. One Of the brokers' had block for
sale, the exact sine OF which was not de-
veloped. He seemed to be disposed to let
1t go at 81. and fractiona1ly higher. He
sold several lots within the range of 57A
to 81, Including one Of one hundred shares.
Fifty-seven seemed to be the low limit,
and the cheaper offerings that we're made
from another source did not change that
decision. At a point lower there was de-
veloped strong support for the stock az
there were bids at Sc from two brokers ag-
gregating seven hundred shares. However,
the supply at the lower figures was not
forthcoming, and in fact there was no very
broad demand for the stock after the buy
Ing had taken place. which was on a rather
extensive scale for the market In its pres
emit condition.
I nspite Of that fact, however. there
seems to be an idea among the brokers
that gas stock at the present prices Is
cheap. Az the regular dividend yields 4
per cent on nifty such q view must be based
upon. the prospect Of an extra dividend.
Payments OF that sort are made every now
and then by this company. and there IL apt
ment in the stock In anticipation. In this
way the general public sometimes gains
knowledge Of the fact beforehand.
The better prices paid in Boston today for
Mergenthaler did not bring the market here
up to that level. In Boston. Vt was re-
ported. that the stock was selling for 206,
while here sales were made at 205h and
fractionally higher. All the stock that was
to be had I'D to 20HX WAS taken.
There was considerable trading in Michel
mining at a fractional falling OF from the
level OF yesterday.
The daily clearings Of the local banks run
up to about $4,000. which IL an unusual
amount, especially at this time Of the
month. AS compared with former years
this shows a large increase and gives an
idea Of the volume Of the daily business OF
the city that is rather impressive.
The million-dollar mark is often reached.
Of the expansion that is going on in all
branches Of activity.
A study OF the course Of events cenvincss
the Wall Street Journal that the financial
power Of London is declining, while that
Of New York is rapidly advancing.
1.-THE Bank Of England's rate Of dis
count" it states, has been the balance
decade. It is still q great power. But 1t
no longer possesses the significance which
1t had only few years ago. In 1890, when
the bank rate was pushed up to 9 per cent,
1t spelled disaster Of worldwide import.
To-day the bank rate Is pushed up to
per cent, and it is explained as a fear on
the part Of the directors of the bank OF
the power of New York to draw more gold
from it's reserve stores I" Z" We are no
longer doing business in millions, but In
hundreds of millions, and the scope of our
operations is on such colossal scale that
it requires the united power Of European
finance to deal with the situation under
these new conditions This does not mean
that New York has become the financial
center Of the world. 1t has not yet. But
1t is forging ahead faster than any other
of the international markets"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-23
Dealer Fined Forty Dollars

Charles Z. Hunter, bicycle dealer, was
fined $40 in the Police Court today on a
charge of failing to keep report of a Sec
ond-hand bicycle which he bought and of
falling to make report of it to the police
The wheel in question. it was testified.
turned out to be stolen property.
Detectives Grant and Trumbo of head
quarters made the arrest. It was stated
that the owner Of wheel which had been
stolen saw it on the street. and the possess
sor stated that he purchased the wheel
OF Hunter The latters record failed to
show the transaction. SO the arrest fol-
lowed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-23
OBJECT TO ASPHALT BLOCK.
Citizen Protest Against Its Substi'
tuition for Sheet Asphalt.

The announcement that the Commission
ers will use asphalt block to pave and re-
pair streets throughout the District, because
OF their inability to receive bids within the
amount specified by Congress for sheet
asphalt, has called for a number Of pro-
tests from citizens. The majority of the
latter are persons who do considerable
driving and they contend that the asphalt
block is not much better than the ordinary
Belgian block. which, as a matter of fact
was never invented for driving or to afford
any comforts.
Dr. Charles B. Gilbert of 1444 Rhode Is
land avenue northwest, in a letter Of pro-
test to the Commissioners, stated that as
driver he would enter an earnest protest
against the laying of asphalt block on the
city streets. He said that even the sheet
asphalt has it's faults and is not perfect
but the asphalt block is very unpleasant,
especially after it has become little worn.
He concluded his communication by say
ing, ITO my mind there Is nothing equal to
sprinkled macadam on streets and road
ways in city of the climate Of Washing
ton. With such pavement Washington
would make q fair summer resort"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-23
The World of
Finance and Trade

above quotations, there being no change &
balance of the closing prices:
Amalgamated Copper, 114h.
Am. Car & Foundry, 49,.
Am. Ice Securities, $685.
American Locomotive 70.
American Smelling pfd., TN.
Anaconda, 272h.
Atchison, Top. & Santa Fe, 1O1N.
Baltimore & Ohio, 1884,
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. 7sH.
Canadian Pacific. 175N.
Chicago. Milwaukee and St. Paul, 171k
Consolidated Gas, 1870.
Corn Products pfd.. 49,
Delaware & Hudson. 21S1z.
Distillers Securities. 69A.
Erie, common. AN.
Great Northern. pfd., 324H
Interboro Metropolitan, pfd.. IS.
Louisville and Nashville, 145ts.
Missouri Pacific, IS.
New York Central 100.
New York. Ontario and West, 45x.
Norfolk and Western, 93se.
Northern Pacific. 21h.
Pennsylvania Railroad. 141A.
Peoples Gas of Chicago s9h.
Pressed Steel Car. san.
Republic Steel and Iron. 36M.
Republic Steel and Iron, prsferred. o.
Southern Pacific, %.
Southern Railway. "a.
Texas Pacific, 36A.
Toledo. st. L. and West, pfd, ssh.
Union Pacific. 1874.
U. 8. Steel. pfd.. 1854.
Western Union. S6A.
BONDS.
American Tobacco. As, 1884,
United States Steel SIS, 1OO%.
Wabash Deb, 81 y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-23
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. October 2s-The cotton
market opened steady at decline Of one
point to an advance of one point, In re-
Spouse to cables which were about as due.
The weather map made a more favorable
showing than expected, and this attracted
some selling, but the prospect appeared to
be for colder weather again in the south
west, and there was considerable buying
on this outlook, asswell as Upon a private
crop estimate making the crop about l L.
100000 bales. The market ruled quite ir-
regular during the early session. but prices
in the middle Of the morning were about
net unchanged.
The market was quiet during the late
forenoon and at midday was steady with
prices at practically the closing figures Of
last night
spot-Quiet middlins uplands, 11.25; mid
ding gulf 1850.
Estimated cotton at the ports today, 1O4.-
600 bales, against SO $50 last week and g.
862 last year. For the week 40 900 bales
against 372,277 last week and 29S, 1858 last
year Today's receipts at New Orleans, 49,
90 bales. against 1O,621 last year, and at
Huston, 1855 bales. against 27,46S last
year.
Cotton futures opened steady. October,
1898: November. 1922: December. 1920;
January. 1890; February, offered loo;
March. 11.16: May. 11.23; July. u.S1.
Today's Cotton Summary. ~
Furnished by Dick Bros. 4 Co.. 1412 b st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-23
Washington Stock Exchange.

Rwy. and Eiec. is, 81 600 at 81, 81 600 at 81;
s: 90 at 81, $1,000 at q; q 600 # SIN.
Washington Rwy. and Elsc;; pfd.. 80 at $685. 20
al W sss ~ az Gas. at 100 at ST. % at
b7N, Is at 81, 10 at 576. % at 567s. % at 56N.
Mereenfhaler Linotype, 8 at 2o5h. 10 at 2O51d,
10 4 2osh 10 at 26s 10 Ct 2o54 10 st 2oSA'
Greene Copper. 10 at 25k.
Mitchell Mining. 100 at 5M. 100 at 69s 300 at
54s 100 at So loo at SIS, 100 at SIS. 100 at 59.
100 at 5ss 100 at SIS.
After call-Washington Rwy. and Elec. As,
washington Rwy. and Elec. pfd., 50 at SsM, so
at IS.
Washington Gas, 10 at 81, 10 at 562.