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New Orleans Cotton Futures.
Daily Cotton Movement.

] Ga1veston-Firm; middlng, 11Ac; net re- sceipts, 22,925; gross receipts, 22.925; sales, 903s; stock, 17S 4S5; exports to France, bS31; exports to the continent, 7434; coast wise, 1640.
 New Orleans-Firm; middling, Il 3-16c i; net receipts, 52SS; gross receipts. 5233; sales. 400; stock, 103,144; exports coastwlse, 1909.
 Mobile-Firm; middling 10zsc: net re- ceipts, POST; gross receipts, POST; sales, 125O; stock, 22,576; exports to Great Britain, S100; exports coastwise, 240.
 Savannah-Steady; middling, 1O%c; net receipts, 94l4; gross receipts, 9414; sales, 2755; stock, 92, ,156; exports to the conti- nent, 7493 exports coastwise, 4335.
 Chareston-Steady; middling. 10%c; net receipts 1926; gross receipts, 1926; stock, 17,495.
 Wilmington-Steady; middling. 10Ec; net receipts, 4157; gross receipts, 4151; stock, H,149; exports to the continent, 1420S
 Norfolk-Steady; middling. 111sc; net re- ceipts, SS19; gross receipts, 3819; sales, 685; stock, 2902S; exports coastwise, 1922.
 Baltimore-Nominal; middling, 10Ao; net receipts, none; gross receipts. 175o; stock. 3014; exports to the continent. 400.
 New York-Quiet; middling, 11.9O; gross receipts, 254; stock, 91.74O 5 Bostca-Qufet; middling, 11.30; net re- ceipts, 10; gross receipts, 25S5: stock, 4267; exports to Great Britain, 54 Philadelphia-Net receipts, 50; gross re- cepts, 50.
 Miscellaneous-Ne receipts, 1072 gross receipts, 10T2. New York-Add 54 bales to exports to France since September 1. E Total today, at all ports. net-5o 69s; ,ex- Sports to Great Britain, 8154; exports to , France, 5331 exports to the continent, a 29 535 stock, 5S7, 670. ] Consolidated. at all ports, net-50, ,693; ex- ports to Great Britain, 8154; exports to France, 5S31 exports to the continent, 1855.
 Total since September 1, at all ports, net-1,391 ,502: exports to Great Britain 365, ,623; exports to France, 106, ,231; exports to the continent, 3s8.4S2; exports to Ja- pan, 1909.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
 FupSr IAST AMn oNJv " nEEEprNC OE
Greenwr Saratoga Copper Company Treasury Stock Cents Per Share S and Will Figures Within

of the same men who have so successfully directed the management of the world famous FRANCES-MOHAWK MINING AND LEASING COMPANY of Goldfeld, Nevada, organized less than four months ago-now producing over $25.OOo daily.
 . The great Saratoga Mine, now the prop erty of the Greenwater Saratoga Copper company, consists of the Saratoga No. l, Saratoga No. 9 Saratoga No. g. Sara toga Mo- and Saratoga No. claims, situated in the worldrenowned Green water copper district adjoining the Red Boy Mine on the east, and completely surrounded by the greatest mines of the camp, which have been purchased for fabulous sums of money by the leading mine operators of the world, among the best known being Charles M. Schwab,
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Rebuilding San Francisco.

From Harpers Weekly.
 Major General Adolphus Greedy,
 who, by reason of his prolonged personal
 observations on the scene of the catas-
 trophe, must be held to constitute the
 highest authority, is said to have ex-
 pressed the conviction that San Francisco
 will be entirely rebuilt and will com
 pletely recover it's former commerce and
 prosperity. How many years will be need
 ed for the reconstructive process he does not pretend to say, because the labor con- ditions that may prevail hereafter can- not be predicted. As 1t is, those conditions can hardly be termed encouraging, if it be true that exorbtant wages act as a deterrent to the investment of capital \ It seems that, before April IS, there were 20 600 trade-union workmen employed in the city. During the last four months, however, thousands of workmen have nat urally been attracted thither. and, accord
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public officer in attempting to protect it's highway from the effects of an ice jam, which, combined with the ice, threatens the destruction of such prop erty. is denied in Wheeler V. Gilsum (N II) 3 L. R. A. (N. s. 135
 To enable a borough to require rall- road company to erect safety gates where the road crosses the streets, it Is held, in Pennsylvania Railroad cDmpany's appeal Pa.) l.. R. A. (N. S) 140, that author ity to do so much be expressly conferred.
 A municipal corporation which gives q remit to use part of the street for the placing of building materials therem for pse in the constru cton of a building on adjacent property is held, in Columbus V. Penrod (Ohio) l.. R. A. (N. SD 3S6, not to be charged with the dutV of seeing that the place is guarded, and not to be liable In damages to q person injured in consequence of the omission to guard the place with barriers or lights, unless 1t has notice of such omission, and after such notice 1t is guilty of negligence.
 One who maintains an ash dump on his own property. remote from a thorough fare. is held in Fitzmaurice V. Connect- cut R. & l.. Co. (Conn) l.. R. A. tN. S) 149, not to be liable for injuries to child Cf tender years who strays from adjoin- ing property through q broken fence, and IS burned in the hot ashes. where he has TO reason to anticipate the presence of child there, although he takes no Dreeau- tiors to rrevent such accidents.
 One who makes a note purporting to be that Of another is held. in Costello Y. Bar nard (Mass) 3. l.. R. A. (N S) PIP. not to be liable to a third person who takes It for value, merely because he negligently permits it to pass out of his custody and control.
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ing to the estimate of the secretary of
 he building trades councils, there are now more than 5000 engaged In the re- building. Ordinarily the. labor put into an edifice costs about 8 per cent of the to- tai construction charges. In San Fran cisco at this time, however, the average of wages for men of all crafts, including the unskilled toiler, is at least % per cent higher than the rates which prevailed beIore the earthquake. In other words, workmen will receive about 43 per cent of the total cost of reconstruction, or, say, about $l75,0O0,000, without reckoning the cost of clearing the debris from the burned district. As this preliminary ex- penditure will amount to some $2O 900. .000, of which laborers. derrick men and team sters will get more than three-fourths the aggregate of the share of the cost of re- construction accruing to labor will ex- ceed Sl90,000 900. At present the thirty-odd thousand workmen employed upon the task receive fin wages s10S.0O0 a day, or almost $650,000 week. even when they do not work overtime and on Sundays.
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Officers and Directors

President, Thomas B. Richey, million aire banker, mine, cattle and land owner: president State Bank and Trust company Carson City, Manhattan and Goldfeld Neva.. and President of Frances Mohawk Mining and Leasing company.
 Vice President, H. T, Bragdon; presi- dent Goldfeld Mining Stock Exchange president The Montezuma club vice presi- dent Goldfeld Mining company, vice pres ident Adams Goldfield Mining company and Havana leading mine owner and operator; also vice president Frances Mohawk Mining and Leasing company
 Secretary, R. B. Todd mine owner and engineer.
 Treasurer, J. l.. Lindsay: cashier State Bank and Trust company; also mine own- CT and operator, Goldfield, Neva. and
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Most Beautiful Avenue in Brazil.
Albert Hale in the Reader.

Albert Hale In the Reader.
 The Avenida Central measures eighteen hundred meters Gone and one-eighth miles), oTening toward the north upon the inner harbor, with tEe mountains in the distance, while toward the south, eorcss an arm of the bay, rises that bar Ten granite cone, two thousand feet high. called the Sugar Loaf.
 What before was a mass of buildings has become picture and a landscape. The Avenlda is more than ona hundred feet wide, and has broad sidewalks, many sections of which are made of mosaic by workmen brought from Italy. Each structure must conform to a plan In which the details of architecture and rules of hygiene are preserved. The road way is paved with asphalt, and down it's center are fifty-hve little oyals of grass and shade trees-delightful shelters for the foot traveller. From each springs an ornamental pillar bearing three arc lights; at the edge of the walks in spaces alternating with the electric lights are one hundred and four pillars with gas jets of the highest Illuminating power gas being used with electricity both to in crease the brilliancy and to avert any danger from sudden breaking down of the electric light plant.
 One beautiful result of the Avenda defles all word painting-its prolongation into boulevards following the shores of the bay At the north 1t Is met by business avenue, which begins at the new harbor works but toward the south 1t stretches away around the Gloria hill into Botafogo's crescent. to end finally on the open Atlantic beneath Corcovado, whose verdured peak Is the crown of the mountain range and from which the view over ocean, bay and land is unsurpassed. This magnificent drive and promenade, with the sea on one side and the noun tains on the other, will be fifteen miles long and will do as much to make Rio a cosmopolitan city as any one factor in the new Brazil
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Subscriptions will be received on install ment plan: 20 per cent cash with sub scrlption, balance in four equal payments of 20 per cent each, payable monthly; on cash orders per cent discount may be deducted.
 Worth S1.50 now, and will reach those figures within thirty days.
 Greenwater Saratoga Copper Company Absolute owners of the Saratoga Mining claims Nos. l, ?. 3, and 5, comprising 100 acres in the heart of the Worlds Great est Copper Camp adjoining the Green water Red Boy Mine, situated in the Greenwater Mining District. Inyo county, California.
 Capital stock, s1 1,000, 600. Par value, S1. Treasury stock 500,000 shares
 All stock full paid and forever non assessable.
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P. Augustus Heinze, Senator w A. Clark, Patsey Clark, the Guggenheims and Mall colm Macdonald
 The Saratoga and the Red Boy were the earliest locations made in the Green water district and from surface show ings, and so far as development has gone. are admitted to be the most valuable properties in the entire camp, showing values in gold and copper that far ex- ceed those of the leading copper mines of the world, which have paid hundreds of millions of dollars in dividends
 It is a well known fact that the life of q copper mine Is unlimited. and so far as development has gone on the Saratoga, it has been proven to contain one of ths greatest deposits of gold and copper ore the world has ever known.
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New Orleans Cotton Market.
ixernooI Cotton Market.

Liverpool, October Enclosing cotton,
 spot, quiet and steady, F points lower; E American middling fair, 6.Sl; good mid cling, 6.51; middling, 639; low middling, |C11; good ordinary, BIT; ordinary, 5.53. The sales for the day were 5000 bales, of which 800 were for speculation and ex
 port and included BOO American. Receipts E 13, 900 bales. including 93O0 American. Flu E lures opened easier and closed very steady. October 5.S; October-November 5 5b93; November December, 5.SS; December yanIary 5.S712; January February, 5s9; February March, 5.9i; March-April, 5.92i5; EApril-May, 59i; May-June 5.951a June July, 597; July-August, 5.9S1a.
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NOTES FOR LAWYERS.

The keeper of a livery stable Is held, Tn Welcl vs. Dougherty dKy) L.R.A. (N.sD 34S. to be liable for the loss of wagon and it's contents left in his keeping for hire. and destroyed by the burning of the stable if he could have saved it by the exercise of ordinary care.
 The right to d writ of mandamus to compel the delivery of market quotations to a bucket shop is denied in western Union Telegraph company vs. state ex rel. Hammond Elevator company Qnd) 5 L.RA. (N.S.) 153.
 One who purchases lot Of strange horses one of which kicks a man soon after being placed in the stable, is held, in Cooper ys Cashman CMass.) 3 L.R.A. (N.S) 2O9, not to be bound to warn the regular stableman of danger in handling him. after he, with no reason on ms eih- 'ployer's part to suppose that he IS l3nor- ant of such incident, has handled nim for two months.
 An employer who provides for the mold ing department suitable and proper mate rial ont of which to construct the molds to receive the metal for casting, and competent holders to- use them, It belng the duty of the molder who prepares the mold to determine finally it's sufficiency for the work in hand is held. in Leish- man vs. Union Iron Works tCal) L.h'A. NSD 510 not to be liable to an em- ploye for injuries caused by the ex- ploson of a mold because of the use there in of unsuitable material. a
 Where certain duties are imposed upon a railroad company by law, and person is injured in consequence of the failure or the company to discharge such duties, 1t is held in Choctaw, O. & w. R. Co. vs. Wilker (Okla.) 3 L.RA. (N.SD 595, that the company cannot escape liability by showing that the work was done by other parties under an independent contract. The liability of an employe after he has assumed control of the subject matter of this work executed by the contractors Is considered in note to this case.
 Where a mortgage given to secure seY- eral proinissory notes due at different times is foreclosed upon failure to pay the earlier ones and the property bid in by the holder, it is held, in Mckeen vs. Cook (N H.) I.R.A. (N.S) 43, that the maker in a suit upon a later note. has the burden of showing that the value of the property was sufficient to satisfy the note in suit as well the earlier ones.
 The duty of town to take active measures to protect private property from the consequences of the negligent act of
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treasurer Frances-Mohawk Mining and Leasing company.
 Additional Director, NJ. J. Monnette; part-owner of Hayes-Monnette Mohawk Lease, now producing $20,000. and one of Neyada's most successful mine operators and engineers.
 Chief Counsel. Robert G. Nithers form erly attorney for the First National Bank at Denver, Colo, later one of the leading attorneys at Cripple Creek; now of Gold field. and one of the prominent mining Frances Mohawk Mining and Leasing company.
 Registrar Transfer Agent and Depos-
 tory, State Bank and Trust Company, Goldfeld,
 Nevada.
 The above executive board is constituted
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COTTON OPENS kT
 SMALL ADVANCE Bull Support Works it Up r
 to 20 Points SHORTS BECAME TIMlD Steady Spot Situation and Rumors of Ralnstorm In Southwest Had
 Effect of Strengthening
 the Market.
SHORTS BECAME FIMID

New York, october 13-The cotton mar ket opened firm at an advance of 6d19 points on covering and bull support This was better than due on the cables and local bears sold the market off or T points after the call.
 Shorts were rendered timid, however, by the reports of a steady spot situation and rumors of rainstorms in the southwest, and the market during the middle of the morning was active and quite firm at net advance of 17@2O points.
 Receipts at the ports today, 5O,693 bales against 46,2lS last week and 49,1S8 last year. For the week S75 600 bales, estimated against S46,051 last week and 319,S34 last year. Todays receipts at New Orleans. b2SS bales, against 6952 last year, and at Houston % 933, against 1e,76O last year.
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Saratoga Copper company exceeds any thing which has heretofore come to our attention, and as such, we recommend it to you, to all our clients and to the most conservative investors.
 ALL ORDERS WILL BE FILLED IN THE ORDER IN WHICH THEY ARE RCEIVED. and in case of over-subscrip- ton on receipt of your order, remittance will be promptly returned.
 ENORMOUS PROFITS AND EARLY
 DIVIDENDS FOLLOW OUR
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It is now and always has been, our en- deavor to secure the very best mining properties, presenting the greatest merit, and certainty of making mines and early dividend payers. In offering to you the opportunity to secure an interest in the Saratoga mines by purchase of the stock of the Greenwater Saratoga Copper com pany. you are enabled to participate in an enterprise that has never been equa1ed.
 Our record of successes to date Is well known, and We feel that the Greenwater
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

Telegraph your order now. Tomorrow may be too late. Application has been made to list stock on the Goldfeld and San Francisco Stock Exchanges. Bedford-M MacNeal Code. Experts in Every Active Mining Camp in Nevada, Cable Holders of the, worlds record for mine making and dividend-paying.
 Address: 'Macko." ]"
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CatIike.

From the Philadelphia Press.
 Tess-I don't see why you call her spite ful. I thought she was paying you compliment.
 Jess-Oh you don't know her!
 Tess-Why. didn't she tell you you were looking quite yourself again?
 Jess-She said quite my ''old self with the accent on the adjective.
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D. Mackenzie X Co.

HOME REFERENCES:
 John S. Cook x Co.,, Bankers. State Bank x Trust Company.
 Nye & Ormsby County Bank.
 Mine operators and commission brok- CTS
 Sub-Goldfeld Branch State Bank and Trust Co.,, specialists in Nevada mining securities. Any Goldfeld Business House.
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Interior Movement,

Houston-Steady; middling, 11Isc; net receipts, 22,965; gross receipts, 22 .965: ship ments, 21,s26; sales, 2079; stock, 47494. ' Augusta-Steady; middling, II 1-16c; net receipts 3732; gross receipts, 39l6. ship ments, 2sS9; sales. 1855; stock, 26354.
 Memphis-Steady; middlinE, 11Ao; net receipts, 1908; gross receipts, 2073; ship ments, 1479: sales. $50; stock, 13.4r7. St. Louis-Quiet; middling, 11Bc; net receipts, none; gross receipts. 1873; ship ments, 1878; sales, 24; stock. 10.194 Cincnnati-Net receipts, 19S; gross re- ceipts, 1eS; shipments, 254; sales. 300; stock, FS706
 Louisville-Firm; middling. 11kc.
 Total today-Net receipts, 2S .503; gross receipts. SO524; shipments, 27,321; sales. 47O8; stock 106 164.
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Dry Goods.

New York, October 13.-The dry goods
 market was active and firm today. Prices on prints. sheetings, cambrics and heavy cottons were advanced. The demand has been large in the tobbing houses and statesmen were kept busy long after the Iregulation hours. Cotton yarns are more
 Inctive.
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Try the Gawk for haIf-tone and iIne illustrations. Age-Heraid Building.
Seaboard will sell round trip tickets to Atlanta on Oct. g, 10, at S5.25, and on 12 to r at S5.75.
Reginning Oct. 8 the slee,

Beginning Oct. 8 the sleep ing car line now running be- tween Mobile and Asheville via. the Southern and Alabama Great Southern Railways will be changed to a Birmingham Mobile line. First car leaving Birmingham 10:35 p. m., Oct. 9th.
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Ware 6 LeIand's Market Letter.

The market took care of itself very we'll to-day, much to the surprise of certain Ibear manipulators. who have recently got Einto the habit of thinking that they were
 running things. Prices made a jump up-
 ward of Sl a bale on the opening and
 Afterwards took on another rise of 8 points more. which landed December at
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Men, Money and Copper

When the railroad is completed to the camp Git Is now graded to within four miles) and when the proposed smeter Is completed the Saratoga will produce ores of tonnage that will give profits exceeding 100 per cent any of the big dyi- dend paying copper and gold mines of the country
 The management of the company is practically the same as that of the FRANCESMOHAWK MIN ING AND LEASING CO. and the HEREINAFTER RED BOY COPPER CO. npon which enormous profits and dividends have already been made and earned by the holders of the stocks, and 1t Is the determination of that management, that in develop ment, production and profits, the Saratoga will rival all others.
 Active development is in progress, with as many men be employed to advantage Heavy hostine machinery has been ordered and fs now en route to the camp and immediately upon its delivery the property will be developed to depth, with the intention of making 1t heavy producer and dvidendpayer at the earliest possible date
 The management of the property is in the hands of our Mir D. Mackenzie, manager of the Frances Mohawk and the Greenwater Red Boy Copper Co.,, one of the most successful mining operators of the country, assis ed by Mr F. N. Fletcher as gener- al superintendent, of the highly successful min ing engineers operators and specialists in copper in the United States.
 The future of the enterprise is assured.
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 Represented on Every Mining Exchange. Write for our big Mining and Market Review. terse resume of mines and mar ket from mine operators viewpoint. Free on request.
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New York Cotton Futures.

New Orleans, October 13.-Spot cotton advanced 3-16c today, middling going to l Il 3-16. The close was firm; sales 1900 on the spot and 23O0 to arrive. Futures
 opened steady, F to 31 points higher Al
 though there was much weekend profit taking, reports that rains are in prospect
 over the cotton belt caused ready absorb ton of all offerings and in addition served to advance the market The closing was steady, @ to S1 points above yesterdays s close
 \ New Orleans, October 13-Spot cotton closed firm; sales 400. Low ordinary, 2 15-1G nominal; ordinary 7-16 nominal;
 good ordinary 9A; low midd1ing, 10 9-16; |mddling, Il 3-16; good middling, Il 9-16;
 -niddling fair Il 15-16 nominal. Receipts t233; stock 103,144
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The right to a writ of mandamus to compel the delivery of market quotations to a bucket shop is denied in Western Union Telegraph company vs. state ex rel Hammond Elevator company Qnd) s IRA (NS1 153
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The duty of town to take active measures to protect private property from the consequences of the negligent act of
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,nt; ]. II. Woodward, Vice President; ].
 R. Forsyth. Assistant Cashier; F. & m, Assistant Cashier.
 ton, F. D. Nabers. B. F. Moore. Robert ", ". P c. Harding. W. H. Hassinger. I'd, William M. Walker. Culpepper Exum.
 Raul.
, 1906-05-07
HANSON" WILL BE
At TILE II

Our theater-goers are preparing for
the %jolliest night of the season for
Hans Hanson is to be presented at
the Opera House tomorrow night, Tues,
day, May 8. Hans Hanson is an
American comedy drama. The princi
pal character represents a young
Swede lately arrived in Americas big
hearted, w~hole-souled, honest fellow,
always ready to assist the depressed.
The fun lies in his endeavor to speak
the English language and the various
comical situations hat arise during the
action of the play. At times the audi
ence is held spelLbound by the tender
pathos that pervades the piece, and
the next moment convulsed with laugh
ter. Jas. 7. McAplin who has been
seen as "Ole Olson" through this
country, has found in Hans Hanson
an ideal Swedish play, giving them all
possible opportunities for the display
of his peculiar talent both as a singer,
comedian and warbler. His supporting
company, twenty-five strong, is made
up of the best talen in the dramatic and
vaudeville lines, with solo band and
orchestra. Seats now on sale at Lara
mic Drug store. Prices rs and so cents.