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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-18

At the annual meeting Of the Bap-
tist church Of this city reports were
made by all OF its officers and pastor,
showing progress and growth in every
line OF church activity. Edward Glib
son was duly elected treasurer for the
coming year and G. @. Hutchison As
clerk. Sunday school officers we're
selected by the church Reports show
ell bills paid. The clerk reports
growth in membership. There are
moneys to balance in the treasury.
The church has also established a
sinking fund to be used in repairing
and making better the church house
in the early spring. The sinking
fund reports some money on hand
already. The outlook is good before
the church.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-18
DEAD in HOTEL FIRE
Early Morning Blaze in Minneapo-
Lis Caused Fatal Results.
some HEROIC REsCUES WERE MADE.
Eight Persons Lost Their Lives, In
cluding Two women--The Fla
nancial Loss Only About
S2B,OOO.

Minneapolis, Jan. 11.-Eight know
dead and possibly more imprisoned IL
their rooms Is the rsult Of an early
morning fire Wednesday in the West
Hotel. The fire broke out at 7:16 q
m. In the upper stories Of the building
and electric bells Immediately sounded
the alarm In all the rooms. Many
guests were already up and es-
capped down the stairways, but these
exits were soon cut of by fire and the
halls filed with smoke. Captain John
B. Berwin Of the fire department fell
while trying to lower a woman to
safety from the fifth floor and was
killed. The woman was caught by an
other fireman. An unknown man
jumped for the roof Of an adjoining
building from the topmost floor but
missed. He was killed. A large mid
dle-aged woman jumped from the
fourth floor and met instant death.
Mrs. c. H. Wood and her daughter
proprietors Of the West Hotel were
both rescued, the latter being carried
down q ladder to safety.
One of the most thrilling rescues
was that Of F. A. Chamberlin. Of the
Security bank. and members of his
family who were not awakened in time
to make their escape by the usual
exits. For many anxious minutes
they remained at their window In the
top story at the Fifth street and Hen
nepin avenue, corner Mr.. Chamberlin
gathered bedding and made a rope Of
them and at the same time the extern
sion ladders were being placed in po-
sition, but were found too short. The
Pompier ladders were then rushed to
the scene and fireman. with a rope
about him firmly placed and scaled the
ladder, to the cheers Of thousands Of
spectators. Arriving at the window he
took one after the other, lowered them
safely to the extension ladder, two
stories beneath, by means of the rope,
where they were brought to safety.
The rescue was accomplished amid
deathlike silence when the fireman
reached the window. When the last
person had been lowered and the fire.
man followed the cheering broke loose
It was one Of the most thrilling scenes
at fire ever witnessed in this city.
Captain John Berwin was carrying a
woman down scaling ladder when the
terrified woman tried to jump to q
window ledge. Captain Berwin there
upon lost his balance falling seven
stories, to his death. The woman was
caught by a fireman.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-18
LEFT HER CHOICE TO FATE
Girl Marries Man Who Called First
for License-B Believes Her
System Good.


Durham, N. C.-Because Alice Crab
tree could not decide which Of two
beaux she loved the best she prom
Used each to wed and set the nuptiaI
ceremony for both at the same time
It was to be q runaway match.
Alice declared that she was going
to leave to fate to decide for her be-
tween her two lovers for she could
not, II her life depended on It"
Whoever comes to claim me first"
she declared, shall be my choice"
William Hopkins, one Of Alice's
beaux, had obtained his license from
Registrar Of Deeds Markham when
Alice's other beau applied to Registrar
Markham for q license and learned
that some one else had been there
first He remarked that. there were
as good fish In the sea as ever had
been caught" and left.
Alice would not tell who the other
man was. though she declares that she
believes that fate wilIed It just a. It
should be-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-18
SCHOOLS CONE FIRST.


D.
The public library board met Fri
day afternoon and discussed matters
Of iutersst to the library, A PROPOSE
ticn was made 70 start . petition for
bond election TO issue bonds for q
library site but the board voted IL
down. The members declared that
the schools are Of first Importance
and the school boards bond PROPOSE
ton should fret have attention. Then
the library matter can come.
OF course any time that Mr.. Car
negie wants to give q ei6. 900 building
TO Abilene he can get site for Il.
City Attorney Towner wat asked
today II women may vote at the bond
election and said that they can.
Every woman 10 Abilene should reg
lister at once and bs prepared to vote
for better school facilities. tits prob
able that Mayor Humphrey will issue
the proclamation for an election Mon
day and the election DO early next
month SO that the buildings may be
ready for next years school session.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-18
Ulcer of the
Stomach
fnsidious Nature Of the Disease
How TO Recognize and Cue II.

Ulcer Of the stomach may exist fol
years without very marked symptoms
excepting those caused BY indigestion.
In good health, the stomach resistS
the action Of the gastric juices, but
when weakened. the membrane is
badly nouFished and the digestive
fluids act upon It as we'll as upon the
food, keeping up until perforAtion Of
~ stomach occurs. In advanced
cases Of ulcer Of the stomach there Is
much discomfort after eating, with q
constant guawing sensation between
meals, pain from the pit Of the stom-
ach back to the shoulder blsde.
At the first symptoms Of indigss-
ton, trsatmsnt should at once DO
started With hi-o-nA. This is . scien-
tito remedy adapted specifically 10
one purpose, the cure Of stomach
troubles. Ills 50 uniformly success
ful that J. NJ. Glsissnsr gives a signed
guarantee with every so cent box that
the money will be refunded II Il does
not cure.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-18
A Grim Tragedy

lie daily enacted, In thousands o.
homes, as Death elaine, each one,
another victim Of Consumption OF
Pneumonia. But when Coughs and
Colds are properly treated, the
tragedy is averted. F. G. Huntly, OF
Oaklandon. Ind, writes: "My wife
had the consumption, and three doc
tors gave her up, Finally she took
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption. Coughs and Colde, which
cured her, and today she 10 we'll and
strong" 1t kills the germs Of all die.
eases. 'Oue dose relieves. GuarAn.
teed at 800 and $l.O0 by J. N. Glslss-
ner druggist. Trial bottle free.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-18
a TEXAS WONDER.

One small bottle Of the Texas Won
der, Halls Great Discovery, cures all
Kidney and Bladder troubles, removes
Gravel, cures Diabetes, Seminal Ennis
SIons, Weak and Lame Backs, Rheu-
matlsn and eli irregularities Of the
Kidneys snd Bladder in both men and
women. Regulates Bladder troubles
IN ohildrsn. II not sold By your
druggist. viii be seat By mali on 70
osipi Of 81. One small bottle is two
months treatment and seldom fails
70 ours any case shove msntlohsd.
Sold By Ill druggiSiS.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-18
Entertained at Dinner.

MIR. and Mrs. g. A. Morton pleas.
antly entertained a few friends 81
dinner last week in honor Of Mr..
aqd Mrs. r H. Kane Of Denver. The
other guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
MiglArio, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Pleiser,
Mrs. Kane, Miss Mary Kane, Miss
Mary Kane, Miss Anna Hogan.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-18
OREROH's GOOD LUCK.
Oil is Found Near His Farm In Ken

The Herington Times relates thai
Representative J. W. Creech, who lasl
summer went to bis old homo 10 Ken
lucky and bought farm which b
presented to his mother for her life
time, has received word that rich oil
wells have been found oil around the
farm and ne has offers Of big sums fol-
lease rights. 1t promises to return .
fortune.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-18

Vallejo, Cal, Jan. 1.-THE courtmar-
tial which IN the FIRST week In Novem-
Der completed the trial OF Ensign
Charles T. Wade on charges arising
out Of the boiler explosion aboard
the o. s. s. Bennington. convened at
Mare Island Wednesday to revise their
findings Of the case. This action is In
pursuance Of the orders Of the secre-
tary Of the navy, who has expressed
himself dissatisfied with the verdict
reached By the court
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-18
READ THIS.

Desoto, NO., Apr. II, 1901 hav'
been for years q sufferer from kidney
and bladder troubles. | have tried
all remedies that could get and had
almost given up hope Of relief until
tried A Texas Wonder, Halls Great
Discovery, which cured me.
SO. SMITH.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-18
Ecuador Revolution Ended.

New York, Jan. 13.-Maxlmillian Ma
rim, consul general of Ecuador, received
the following cable Thursday from L.
Garcia, president of the republic:
Quito, January Q. Tell the colony in
New York that the revolution is over"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-18

Uprisikg Il Feared in Siberia
Nagasaki, Jan. 1o.-The transport
Mongolia. which arrived here Tues
day from Vladivostok with Russian
refugees. reports that 4 general up
rising throughout Siberia e feared
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-18
Bigelow viii Testify Thursday.

Washington, Jan. 1S.-Poultney Big
Glow has notified the committee on
Inter-oceanic canals that he will appear
before the committee at 1910 next
Thursday morning to testify regard
ing canal conditions.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-18

An agreeable movement Of The
gWelS without any unpleasant eject
4 produced By chambsrlain's stom-
aeh and Liver Tabists. For sale By
III druEgistA
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-18

Don't let the nItls ones suasr from
.sozsms. or other torturing skin dis
es.es. No need for it. Doanh 0int-
mept cures. Can't harm the most
islIcats skln. At any drag store, 30
cents
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-18

A0UARANTEED CUREFoR PILE
ltchi1a. Blind, Bleedlnr o. Protrudlng
Rlie1s lIurri1t1 refund money n pALC
oIEIAEN Z fans 70 cufe any case, 10 matter
bqu long SANDING. n . p \ dAyn firlt ap-
drleEI1t ha1n'i 4 asnd 90 n stamp a6d u
VII he forwarded no1l-raid ~ pln Ned
clne o., - Loais 10.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-18
Gable to venezuela interrupted.

New York, Jan. 13.-The CONNER
cial Cable company announced Fradal
night that messages for Venezueli
must be addressed via Trinidad to b.
sent by mail from there, and are &C,
cepted only at sender's risk.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-01-18

NHR BEST medicine you can take
% I'd yoursaH Of humors and
clesr vour complexion, L Hoods e.r-
~.DarIla-ii's also M oMAtsL.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
TO DEFEAT WALL STREET.
Southern Cotton Association Plans
500 900 900 Company.

Atlanta, Ga. Nov. ga movement designed TO
maintain a profitable price for cotton against the
consn;racv of Wall Street was begun this even
,,v ar A meeting OF the executive commit
tee Of the Southern Cotton Association. Ihe
method proposed for accomplishing THIS purpose Is
the formation of the Southern Cotton Company
with an authorized capital Of slco0oooo" TO build
warehouses; buy up cotton at reasonable prices
and otherwise endeavor TO regulate selling so tha'
COTTON shall be traded in on the basis OF Its IN
+-,nsio value rather than on speculation
II IS proposed that the affairs OF the company
.pau he administered by a board of thirty-fve
d,r.ctors who shall estimate fair cotton prices
cd sndeayor to have them maintained. Tho par
yaIue of the stock is TO be 50 a share. opening
membership 10 small well as TO large planters
osrrbsrs Of the Southern Cotton Association and
o,bar, Should the directors believe cotton TO be
worth more than the Wall Street price II VIII pay
sncb prtce regardless OF the so-called market
vain. and hold the product for rise. AFTER ols-
o,ssine and amending in respects the plan
for organization, it was decided 10 oeler ma. ao-
t,on on the project until the next meeting OF the
executive committee.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09

s., g ss F.AssTy . ST. TSgs2s March s2I soasaa
Of 59S usual ,obeIng Character with underone
New oesns oentrusa ronmdn ns soa9ps ts sSs fSS%
sSedl isg2S; prime 2oa2sci New Orleans ksttle
lsS2os: prime 2oa2ie fancy as@&sc .'' s00o
aas snd GT
% oo iSSnb @ bb On me recent big aaEsnee Sales
Deeemser at 3eG3oo zoo bsls January at 64 s4c 800
In.osd oil was was gnshanrea Refined petroleum
stsndad White S'fSS hS PSs oc bT %s sS
TbladePha ,6 hbis 74sO bulk 4soe refined cases New
ibis. s5Oc: bulk 64Oc: Phadelphia bbis 45S: buik
corToNsEED on prime Crude Sf mi. asc
S asss prime summer yellow Noysmber a598i&c Ie
$50 March s4aS4 MAY 54. asa &c: prime white
oi54 A%s,ssa sod sSssiS
PeovisoNs@ lighter 1ec.pIs oi- tSs ,v. hogs
fagsi5n buying ana purchase: Of lard t6s
able sdvanoe There late realizing however and a
eOP5s. 600 estiated on Fridsg o06: kansas city
@ s fa ssSss S So sort dear 9i9tsa si sis So
BEEfI,Ia; 9aeted: Mess. :sass; family 5Ggs5s;
uQsd saa issif 81 Gas ass 81 SSss2D
ss 10 &c; plss sson sSico sitc er eSS 3
2sSs s S sssdy 1est e 4uG,sdi smelRg i2s 10 ~ Hsmf2:
Sg9'Hs T g. q as2sl2. TAkLowEm city s,aG o9.a,
crime ass5ss ss sTd qais Quoted
oT s8e 'f1i Tssi E oaoted;
also at Tss marx @ St ,gS. gS9s sBS
business quite active but somewhat limited by
Snai available supplies or both rough cleaned.
. follow: Domestic scTeenngs 8e a3sc; second
ese extra fancy heads 5s+dsc: Japan domestic A.. q
Patna, 5l4 G5s4c: Java 4s15itc: Rangoon in bond
pa 62izc.
SCGAR-Rehned sugar qu!et without important
price changes The following list prices subject
rebate OF 10 points and a discount OF per cent for
&C. cut loaf ana crushed 550c; mould A 515c; cubes.
see n bars powdered and Eagle granu-
lated, 5o5c: xxx powdered 1880; powdered, coarse
powdered and frat; powdered and Eagle
lne granulated SOc; Eagle n granulaed
Se; Eagle : 10 bags DO 5lce Eagle ga 10 bags do
Eagle me or standard granuated and diamond A. 4soc
Eagle - and 90 ~ bags do. 4s5c; confectioners' A.
800 M l. 45Oc Nos .. and 8. 45c; No 4. 40c; No
S2c: No q tSoc; No I, 25ci No S. 42oc; No O.
4Voc NO 10 4O5c: No II. 4c; No 12 1880; No 49,
& Nos Is 10 ana i8 ssSc The London market for
Tor November and December The worlds visible supply
was cao!ed at 1.lSooo0 compared with 27o0OO
SIM time year The local market for raws was
CUE but without further change in prices duty paid
llcee quoted as follows. Centrifugal l3-lec,
aqseoEado. 50 test 5-1ec. mosssss sugar so test
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Nov. s-CATTLB-Receiptsa about g SOC 500 head
market steady prime steers, s4Gsl so COWS
SO 9e5Gs4 rs: hcifers, So BogS5 81 bulls g 4ogSt 90
Recepts abou: 1900 head; market stFSpg PTime d
bnoE.r weishfs Sc soass 4o re 2oss
packers IS OaS6 TO- pigs So 50d$6 is bulk Of sales SO
N so SHEEP-Rsceipts about 20CNO head market
i0a25o Sheep. s4aS5 so; yearnss s. tOaSS 90;
Cincinnati Nov s-HOGs active strong butchers
and shippers So 6oqs6 56: common s5 4Oass Is CATTLE
steady: fair 10 good shippers 81 50dS5 80; S2
81 . SHEEP steady. 81 25as4 so LAMB1 steady and
East buffalo Nov scATTLB-Rsesiptts ~ - steady
prime steers S5 5Ods6: shipping 81 IaS6 40 butchers
s. 25as5 % yEALsmReeeipts 25o head; s6G active 2s
and about steady heavy SO 4og$s AS mixed 60 4SgSg So
SHEEP AND LAAIBs-Receipts, 1000 head: active and
Kansas city, Nov. s-CATTLlF,-Recep,s 1000 head: head
Iniudinr ZOO Southerns market steady TO strong chos
ana dressed So 50aS6 60; fair to good
s9 hO6s5 40: 50 40S5 20: stockers ana
fsaders 80 TbdS4 so; 81 bdS5 southern
COVE s2aS3 25 native s2GsS native nefers 81 20
Gs5. bulls Sc 25GS3 75; calves. 81 6o9S62b HOGS
Rsce'pts 5000 head: market strong top S9 buk OF
snIes sc 1TIadSs 22I: heavy SO 1IleIS6 20 packers
ss 7sGss %; pigs and lights s6 So9s8 22la SHE@Er @
Tto,nts 900 head market steady; lambs 10c lower;
lambs ssS$7 co. ana yearnss 81 76gsS 90 Wes5
am yearliugs s. 256Se Western sheep - -'0S' '''
sockers and feeders So 6OGso'
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09

DO red 81 bodso; do yellow. 81 5oasa es do Orange
County. white per bag 81 5ons2 25; do yellow s1aSI So
do red 76cQsi 5o state Western white Pc crate
eocgS1 20 do yellow per ba$ s19s1 49, s1Gs1 62
okRA. F1orids carrier So o0aS2 90. PEAS Florida
Ier basket. s2dS4: do Virginia S1ds3 20: PEPPERS
Florida carrier Slgsl 50 do nearby. bb s1as2
PARsNIPs. per bb 5OcJs1; PARSLEY per 100 bunches
T5cSsl; RADIsHEs Nortois per basket 25d75o do hot
bbl. s1dS1 do New Orleans. per bbl s5dsT sTRING
FEANS, Florida green basket, $50 10
s2Qs4 do Charleston, wax s1dfS8 do virginia
per bb bocas: do marrow. 5OaTbc do Florida new per
basket 5O7bc; SPINACH nearby. bbl, TJc1S1;
MAToES nearby. ripe. box, 50cQ$1 25 do green $50
box hothouse 10. 5G2Oc: TURNIPS
Jersey and Long Island. rtabega per bbl T5caS1: do
Canada eoGSI: WATERCRESS. per 100 punches, 81
QS1 Is
HAY AND STRAW-IAY-Denand continues good at
general fun prices Receipts fairly liberal
points report good demand
country rates the local market maintains firm position
large bales, 100 n 81 05GS1
J. 81 No sTad90c No 75dsoc; shipping. 65d67 i4c:
clover, mixed. 7OG721sc; clover, clear 60G65c STRAW
Good 10 prime long rye 65G70c. Receipts OF Ray and
reported at the Produce Exchange at
to-day Hudson River Railroad. 500; Erie $50; Penn
syvsnis 90 Lehigh VALLEY, 10; Baltimore s Ohio. 30
boats 2eO: boats. 1856; total 2205
oepts Of 100
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
TBy Telegraph to Ths Tribune.

Telegraph TO Ths Tribune
cbtcsRo Nov s-December liquidation. the in
a,,;tahl. result Of largo stocks and big carrying
charges. caused further lowering OF wheat prices
TO-DAY The selling quite lively just at the
close and final trades showed a loss OF TO for
Decenber contracts and sc for May Corn closed
easv TO SIC lower for December and oats about un-
hanged Provisions were firm closing about &c
higher all around
First prices to-day showed the result OF the
hear sentiment when December wheat sold at 7Sc
and off TO 72zo tho May at 7T5so and off to 7724c
The local situation is lacking in trade features.
There was a second selling drive at the wheat
market which forced the December to 72l4QI29sc
and the May TO T1ao fiat. The market rallied
about 1o tho low point end held fairly steady
et about 40 under the close yesterday.
Chicago continues 10 ship out corn faster than
q Is received. For twenty-four hours the receipts
were posted at 17s.0D0 bushels; shipments. T7eoo
bushels This is significant only because the stocks
ness during last half OF the session. when the
December price touched 421tc and the May broke 10
Agihc There was only a fractional rally from the low
point The oats market was SO duh that II scarcely
shared IN the weakness OF the leaders. The De-
cenber price rested at 344c the May at s6'sc. hay
ing made no important change for the day.
Provisions were active with prices showing sub
ND TO SAL and eased or TO s14 10. January lard
sold at Ss 47 up 10 81 3d. of IS 52& January ribs
sold at s. 60 up 20 81 g. off TO 81 6odsI u2t
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

November =,
BEEvEs-Reoeipts were 30 cars. or sos head. including
II cars for slaushteefs and 10 cars for the market No
all except and choice About 80 OF
ws e TeTe to be he on es S s ae
paees or at she 70 1oc per N for inferior to choice
Texan beef sac &c No later cable advicss from the
cattle and beef market OF Great Britan No exports OF
CALVES-Receipts 146 head all fo- the market
on sale Pme % Seas ruled about steady others slow
easier; Grassers very dull and but few wanted; about
choice veas soIa at s9gs9 100 ~ eqlls at Sags4
few head sold al So: no westerns We're offered
calves sg$ No. with extra prime GsEe1s5es
but choice some Instances sold at = rs 800
II do 2s n saafTs s. 90 vSo So 15 70 a So
at So 30 do 40 NJ at So sulls 20 & Ie at So Al
$50 ro at s4 = & erasseTs i7o NJ at S.
IS g. d. BmS o % 10 S SsTs s. 1'a 5 n G % = s. DO 100 ID
Judo G.; vesIs 4; 152 pt: n: at So y cars o.
1851 including for slagghtereEs and s for
the market ans With s stale bS x66S 5SsF9 fat Tess
steady Lambs also slack with prices Ioc off
Common to Choice shesp sold at 100
GTdnary e h0ifs re.sd smSs milton sow at
~ lambs at lOal8o, with but few sales at to
& 20 psns:yHans s1as d. g. T %
essP 1sS a. cult At ss 81 e. j. st. n5at s d. "
at ies do s,s5. IS % d. ct g. s. p S at Is q Buffalo do ID
s. Sanders: 22s state lambs IS 10. at 81 +oi buok
Geores & L s, Dnenbaoiet 1:4 state lambs 81 10
ct 81 25: IL sheep and lambs as - a. S. ., ,o,,
r. Hg@s; s9s state lambs % ID at - 0''
g ssl sss y5s ss .ss s s on
Bunaio sdvices Good heavy 20 ght STATE and Penn y,
coHnfrS dPsssed hogs aSst at No per ID for
sdam TeiEhs a Srs son q OG ats 0e yesterdsyS 1s state
h9s; 4s. p scersgs as At s. 70 g95 &c. iOs nouIh sss b.
at s6 60
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York Novsuber :, 1908
-oFrEE-The coffee market Was not active TO-DAY:
- "a sav tsing about 40 900 bags The market
49, s.a.y a. unchanged prices but eased OF during
I-ssiou and closed steady. unchanged 10 poin1s
ns - -. orerinC about due The cables re
.,-- martial ADVANCE of "a IN the European mar
t..-t he P-ez,, fairly favorahls me
rrs-Eets were both reported weak but unchanged
IIl-.b here was a tu-ther advance OF 1-S2d IN th-
a. p-r-lrfs- erchange Receipts Brszifas points
- ~ atout the ssle scale recently. reaching s3ooc
- re two no-e against 6S. 600 last year Jundiahy
49,. vsre 500 tars against 1000 last year. sac
-, -s,sn-s Tor the were 1880 bags against
,es- vea- The business in the local market was
,-1r b he wEy o. exchanges but the switching was
e~jys Is recently Selling against purchases in
% rs hf1ieve5 70 re the chief of pressure
s-rt I. Fee-re5 also Il there was .terins
issi,- ,ns leading trade interest not quite 80
IN their support OF the market, being willing ap-
5-.-,r 70 give ra market 'ts head 20 long as II De
80 "a 'r-D0-ta~- weakness. The market for spot
,s.ss was cuet with quotations on the basis OF 1-o
~ 80 ranse % contract prices in the local market to-
follows.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09

OoTToN--he cotton market was active to-day end
rre-sly firm with close very steady at net ad-
ssrle of IS 10 % points sales for the day est-
71sfes n $4,000 bales The opening steady an
6yrrrs 5HS points response better cables than
eKpecred ana while there selling scale up
M sr-ss confident hesrish report the after
nor -e market continued work higher during the
i55e session and before the report published
sa vrrs above tho closing figures Of the previous
oay. The figures published there was
az additional advance of about 10 points with January
f.iug Al Zoe March 10 15c. but this advance
realizing heayy ana the market slipped on about 10
points ron TIE report showed 6 se25sT
ts Ennsd November compared with 45T S9o bales
a. Game year. This report much less
hass thaa some local trade had expected view
{, National GnneTs report showing 10000 bales
uredf comparison with last year
not considered altogether encouraging TO hush senti
rert the smaller traders 2 loss what
clsrucr place upon il The weather over the South
faoubie picking and marketing. but receipts for
ts dv lighter and Southern spot markets
enFe5 higher Private acvices from the South
report very spJt markets nearly sll points and IN
q bul.ish private cables from Liverpool
tie disposition night expect higher cables
morning
The rars OF contract prices in the local n,ast to-day
follows;