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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-29

Recently the Eagle had occasion
10 comment on the misspelling OF
the name OF Ex-Governor Porter OF
Tennessee. la the reports OF Presi-
dent Roosevelt's visit to Nashville
il was mentioned that the president
caught a glimpse of the tomb OF
"ex-President Pope" and in the
report of his speech it was stated
that he referred to the heroic deeds
of the early Tennesseeans at the
battle OF Wings Mountain, y
while one paper had it Lookout
mountain. Such butchery of the
history of their native state by the
associated press reporters is morti'
flying to Tennesseeans. President
Roosevelt ought to give some at
tention to the history-faSers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-29
FOSTERS WEATHER BULLETIN.
(Copytighied by ". I. Foster J


Washington, ID, c., Oct 20
Last bulletin gave forecasts OF dis
turbance TO cross continent 20 TO
30, warm wave IS to 90, cool wave
p to Nov. /. Next disturbance
will reach Pacific coast about 50,
cross west OF Rockies country by
close of 81, great central valleys
Nov. to 5, Eastern states !.
Warm wave will cross west OF
Rockies about so, great central
valleys Nov. /. Eastern states 5.
Cool wave will cross west of Rock
les about Nov. ,, great central val
leys !, Eastern states o.
Very severe weather will come
with this disturbance. The steady
and powerful electrical currents OF
that great planet Jupiter will AXE
complete control Of earth's mag
netic system and, aided by that
swift moving planet Mercury, will
so affect our atmospheric that all
weather events will go to eX-
tremeS.
About time this disturbance is
passing, eastward bound, warm
weather will prevail, severe storms
will follow with rains, then SHOWS
in northern sectious, closing the
disturbance with a cold wave that
will carry frostS far into the South
ern states.
About the time this cold wave
appears tropical storms may be ex
pected off or along our Southern
coasts. These storms may no,
reach their greatest force till a few
days later. but cannot too earn
estly call attention to the extreme
storm influences that will prevail
during first half of November.
expect very great extremes oil
weather from November to II.
Immediately following Oct. e
will come a great rise in tempera'
lures, weather events will become
more marked, followed by several
days OF quiet, merging into Indian
summer.
The wonders OF wireless teleg
raphy will never cease. Think o.
the amazing idea OF talking
through the air TO Your friends
|GI.ooo miles away. An exceed
ingly small partical of electricity
let loose into the air, starts a wav'
that is felt half way around th'
earth. Is there any LONGER room e
doubt that Jupiter, 1900 time
larger than our earth, and known
10 be the most powerful magnet II
the solar system except the sun-.
say, can it be longer doubted tina
Iupiters electric discharges aztec
our earth, our atmosphere, on
weather. When YOU better under
stand the wonders Of wireless tele
grapy YOU will not doubt the pcs
sibility of one planet affecting an
other planets atmosphere am
weather through their magneu
systems.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-29
MUTUAL. IMPROVEMENT CLUB.

Vat the last meeting of the Mu-
tual Improvement Club Mrs. L. l..
McInnis was elected correspond
ing secretary. Mrs. Tyler Haswell
recording secretary and Mrs. NJ.
w. Sims representative of the club
NJ the Waco meeting of the State
Fed ration Nov. 10. The presi-
dent, Mrs. Albert Buchanan, named
the following standing committees,
Home Committee - Mesdames
Haswell, Howell, Francis and Kin
nard.
Floral Commitlee--M sd a m 5
South and Wipprecht.
Civic Comimttee-M $ d m e 5
Waldrop, Rays,r Charlton.
Year BooS Committee--M IS
danes MclnniS, Allen and Francis
Censor-Mrs. Waldrop.
Federation News Mrs. Sims.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-29
Science and Cancer.

The results OF the long and thorough
research into the nature OF cancer con
Quoted NJ the Pastcur institute In Paris
ARE nll. except rs showing that the dis
Ease Is neither contagious nor heredi'
'ary and that It can he combated only
hy "A surgical operation. II seems OBJ
,lous that nearly everything yet re-
mains to be learned about cancer
Boston Globe.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-29

Mrs. Plenty of Pittsburg has
Just presented her husband with
their fourth pair of twins. II the
psalmist was right when speaking
OF children ne said, Happy is the
man who 4lth his culver full OF
them" Mr.. Plenty has blessings
corresponding with his name.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-29
A. AND NJ. 5. HASKELL INDIANS

In a hard fought football game
at College yesterday Afternoon the
A. and VI. defeated the Haskell
Indians by a score of 5too. a
large crowd witnessed the game.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-29

The Scientific American OF Oct.
20 has long article the object OF
which is to prove that the exist
ance of intelligent constructive life
on Mars is proven by the same
evidence as the proofs that support
The law OF gravitaton. In both
cases. it claims, there is no roou'
for doubt.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-29
STRAyED OK STOLEN.

One light tawn Jersey COW with one straight
horn and one dropped horn. Very tat
Liberal reward for return to w. +. John
90. 256,t
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-29
YOU BE The JUDGE.

Close buyers tell US tina, We are p pc
cent lower on high grade clothing.
27S Wilson * Derdcn.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-29

The Hughes presidential boom
has reached the stage of inquiry
for the original Hughes man.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
cHIcAGo GRAlN ANn PRovlslons.

Chicago. oct. 2.-Wheat prices tho local ex-
change advanced more than lc n bUshel to-day.
because of higher prices Ia the principal European
grain centres At the close tho December delivery
2sc TO NC. Corn down &c 10 Il. Oats
shade lower, and provisions 7sc TO l7lkc and
20c lower
Sentiment IN the pit bullish MI day. although
the volume Of trade small. The chief buIIish
factors were higher prices at Liverpool and the
Continent, and rainy weather In tho Northwest
The buying chiefly by local shorts. while the
selling mainly by longs. The brGak IN corn
caused weak feeling late in tho day, but the close
firm December opened &c to ssc, to i2c to
nc higher at 99c TO 99c advanced to 81 and closed
99l5c. Clearances Of wheat and -four equal
$1,000 bushels. Primary receipts $4,000
bushels, against 1t6l,0oO bushels the same day
last year. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re
ported receipts Of 75G cars, against 5S cars last
week and S3l one year
The market steady early in the day
but later the sentiment became extremely bearfsh
because OF the warm weather prvailing over the
belt The market closed weak and close to
the lowest point December opened unchanged 10
&c higher. 5S4c to 5s9sc advanced TO 5S%c and
then declined to 5T4c. The close size to 57abc
Local receipts !74 cars. with 10 of contract
grade.
showed slight losses at the close. December
opened &c higher at 52lsc sold between 5l4lc and
523sc. and closed at 5l9c TO 6l7sc Local receipts
were 265 cars.
Provisions weak. because of the slump I'm
corn and a 10c decline In the price of live hogs
Local packers were the principal sellers. AT the
close January pork down 17lac to 20c.
SIS OH. Lard off 7lac, at s. 10 Ribs were
71kc to 10c lower, at s. S2l2.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow are: Wheat
Is cars corn. 5S5 cars oats, 9S7 cars; hogs 22GG0
head.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
RECEIVER HAS HIS BOND INCREASED.
R. c. Morris, in Charge of Atlantic Cement
Company, Makes Unusual Application

The unusual application of bankruptcy receiver
asking that his bond be increased. made yes
terday IN the United States District Court by Rob-
ert c. Morris. receiver of the Atlantic Cement Com
pany against which involuntary petition was
filed on September 26 Judge Adams had fixed Mr.
Morris's bond at 5000. which was later filed by
the Federal Union Surety Company. OF No IS
Nassau street. Upon tho acceptance OF his bond
Mr.. Morris took possession OF tho bankrupts es-
tate.
Mr. Morris informed the court that after examining
the company's books he had discovered that tho
assets were in the neighborhood of $4,000. and
suggested that his bond be increased to 600 This
sum, Mr.. Morris said he deemed fair and reason
able" Judge Adams took the papers and later or
dered the bond increased to 100. The additional
amount was added yesterday 10 the bond by F.
Stearns Edick resident secretary OF the Federal
Union Surety Company.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New York. October .. 1907.
COFF'EE-The coffee continued quiet but also
showed continued steadiness. with steady
unchanged to points higher. Sales reported Of
S2,25O bags. The market opened steady,
OF . points TO decline Of points. this
sidered hardly as good lue European cables
and prices seadied right after the start on a mod
crate demand from local bulls ana little European
buying which seemed 10 find little coffee for sale
Ha're closed unchanged TO y franc higher Ham
burg was unchanged at Il pfenng higher. Neither Of
the brazilian markets reported prices ruling
steady. which would suggest ample demand from
consuming centres to absorb the fresh arrivals by
day Receipts are lght-very light compared with
last year, and moderately compared
small crop years ago. The days cables
reported 81 GOO bags at the ports &c 900 bags
two years and $1,000 bags last the
season the brazilian receipts have been about 3G2 900
bags. against 41%9OO0 bags two There was
reported all districts Pauo again yester-
day and this be restricting the movement TO some
extent. Its effect the outlook IS considered
uncertain, knows how heavy the precipitation
has been and private cables being received which
may be reassurng factor. The spot coffee
quiet, with quotations basis of 62c for Rio
No :.
The range Of contract prices in the local market to-
day foloRs
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Oct . 2-CATTLE-Recelpts. estimated about
head steady TO strong steers. 81 20<I 80;
cows So SOS5; heeTs. SS8$5 TS: calves s3Ss SO bulls
81 6OGSJ; stockers and feeders 81 +0SSS HOtiS-Rs
CENTS estimated head: market weak so
lower; shipping. So SOG1S6 +Os light
butchers light mixed. S6 SoGS6 so; ehoics
light So 6OR$6 40; packing. s. 6OS6 o. pigs. SSSS %
b9k OF sales S6GS6 %. SHEEP-ReceiPts estimated
sheep So 5OGS6 80: lambs S6 T5gSI IS: yearngs. s. %
Cincinnati Oct 2-HOGS lower; butchers and ship
pers So SOGS6 common. s. 5GflS6 40 CATTLE weak
fair good shippers. SS1S5 50; common 81 2oaSS~
SHEEP steady. s. 25GS5: lambs steady. S4G$7 80.
Fast Buffalo, Oct 2.-CATTLE steady; prime steers
s6Gs8 so VEAIS-Receipts 80 head: active and 2Sc
higher IS 25aS9 so HOGS-Receipts, $500 head steady
10 a shade higher light; slow ana 1OG2Sc lower on
heavy: heavy So T5aS6 90; mixed. SIQ$7 %; Yorkars
ass; dairIes ST. 5OR<T 20. SHEEP AND f.AMBS-Re-
active higher; taTnos. <SQ<s =.
few IS 50; yearngs s. SJlsS6 20 wetners $3.50 Ios
ewes S5Gs5 20: sheep. mixed. So 5OGpS5 80
Supply light. Market steady; choice s6 $50 So 80;
prime, SEQ So 80. SHEEP-Supply light Market
steady prime S. 60 $5 70; culls and com
mon. sea 81: lambs. S5G 81 80. VEAL CALVES. $50
SIS 30. HOGS-Receipts light Market active; prinle
heavy So 81 10; mediums and Workers. 81 20 81 so:
roughs. s5G SO 20: pigs. So 100 sa SO.
Kansas City. Oct 2.-CATTLE-Receipts. $4,000
head. including 500 Southerns. Market slow and
steady choice export and dressed beef So 200
81: good 81 90 Sc; Western steers S40 s. 4o
81 i5 Southern cows. $50 SS 25 native So ESQ
81 so: native heifers, So 1OG IS; bulls So 5OG r..
calves. S30S6 HOGS-Receipts. 1900 head Market
Ice lower top SO 30 bulk of sales Sc 100 So 500 heavy
Sc 15G sSS5. SHEEP-Receipts. 5000 head. Market
strong lambs. SO 81 % and yearngs. 500 SIS 90.
range yearlingS. IS 40d So SIS: range sheep s. 80
50 so; stockers and feeders. s4 IS rs
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

liverpool. Oct. 2ICIosing; WHEAT-Spot nominal:
IS. 1%id. CORN--spot steady: prime mixed. Ameri-
can. 1Olld; quiet; october. 9lsd;
winter patents strong at 29s Cd HOPS in London
(Pacihc CoaSt) steady. at E2 bs9tS 5s BEEF
Extra India mess. steady. at SIS 3D. PORK-Prime
mess. Western. quiet. at 7ss Cd HAMS-Short cut.
IA IS 10. dull, ASS. BACON-Cumberland cut.
20 TO 10 strong 54s Cd; short rib 16 "a NJ.
II. Arm: at b4s Cd: do heavy 80 10 40 10 trm at 5Ss
clear backs 10 to 20 ID, firm, at AIS Cd clear
bellies. Ia to 10 ID. firm. 54s sHOULDERS-squar
II 13 10. steady. at S6s 3D. LARD-Prime Western.
tierces steady 45s Sd; American refined. in
pals. steady. at 46s Ga cIl2EsE-Canadian finest,
white, strong. COS: do cOlored. new, strong.
at 6is TALLoW-rrme city. dull at 29s Sd TuR-
IN steady. los Cd. PETROLEUM-Refned firm
7I.d. LINSEED OIL firm at 2os I'd.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03

COTTON-The cotton market nervous and unset
tied to-day, with sharp break Immediately following
the government reports carrying prices to low level
for the The close steady. 20 to % points
lower Sales for the day estimated 400 900 bales
The market opened easy decline Of TO points and
Immediately after the governments condition
issued showed decline of 27d29 points. with 'Decem
Der selling 1OI6c and January at lOS5C. This fol-
lowed by moderate recovery as result Of profit taking
10y sellers and fluctuations in the later trading
very nervous irregular. Ths close about
OG0 points up from the lowest. The report
published the opening started the downward move
and prices had sold Oft to net decline of SI1
before conditions was Issued The
report incomplete returns from ninety five cou-
ties being lacking. but it figured by local statisti
including these counties. the total amount
September - would probably be about 1850 900
1850 bales, against 20JTOOO bales last year and
2.9JS bales years 1t was not generally
thought figures furnished basis whatever for
predictions the The condition report
last for and showed GIT cent
This was higher suggested by private
ports recently and just about equal 70 the
L average. which basis the Indicated crop
100000 bales. though few care to trust
any estimate yield made to the frost date
Weather reports during favorable 10 attract
special attention.
The Of contract prices in the local market To-Day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03

IS $50 's e. q, ds 5S 5Sa n .a at ds 81 Il a. Sf h iss 3 @ @
- H. Il % Hollis 10 yesls 10 n a, SO 81 90 do 12s
So; : ysa5ns di's $40 90 n IS ,i s 9s ,1o. -
5add c. vs.1 1s9 n At 50 60 : q Do :! 14s s 2
Il S. IS IS o9 ii as 81 g. Il f:d calf H. aiO 1 S at S.
s29esi' las n ssss '2 e eui: IS ss0 g $50 n
24o 70. at s. 80: 81 do "a n. 81: Il westsra
SHEEP AID LAsiBs--Recspts were eo4s Or
1919 head. including 50 cars foE :apgh,sreTs and
steady lambs were hrm 70 15c higher f95 dssiraols
slowly. prices fully maintained these also.
he pens % were & not cute cleared Common TO pFirs
common to shoiSs lambs at sS9ss 40: eus at s. 500
at 7gs4sc per 70. Dressed lambs frn1. at 1oaIsc.
a%9 q Ss1iss5s $ 3@s'S n Bss
S 20 r at SrS SG 2as do sS..s = Ms at So "a 2as o de-
Yesterday 24e Buffalo lambs. 90 y, at So 90.
Sf IN Wi :s.. yH 1 H a 8 = q su e s 3 q 3 !! VS.
buck 100 n at IS s. - - 'D--' . - 20
oi d. g. S At 81 So % state do n D. at ss IS do 81
n at s. 81 10 Pennsylvania euis IS n at 81 6o stats
at s4 Il Psnnsylvsnia DO. 90 n. at sa75: do s. n
robin g shannon: $50 Pennsylvania lambs IS re ss.
Mcpherson Co: Isl Ohio lambs II n at IS so' -
S Sanders: IS Pennsylvania lambs. 10 IS ID
W r Hume: I64 lambs IS n. at IS: 2s %. 50
r as G a. a' "a II n M at Il s. d. state a % e
sheep. so SIS s0 de. IS n at 81 sos
8 do lOS 70, at 81: 20 do. 90 10, at SIS 80.
J. c. Curtis 35 state lambs 7S n. az Ss 81 DO
q do 50 10 a, s. %: 81 Vermont DO 50 TS at 81 %, %
81 10 So: yearlings. So IS sos 20
Vermont sheep. et ~ S4 80: do, 81 Al
do 90 70. 81 so; 10 do So ~. at So u.s. buck
40 NJ at 50 SO.
John P Nelson $50 state lambs e n. At So 2s sstsi
sheep lambs 81 n. at S5.
10 at So so; 10 state sheep IS Is d. 100 70
sa; bucks. l0S n. az s4 sheep and lambs 90 n
81
Jeifre Wright Co: AZ state lambs: 20 70. at S. .
culls. 1 70. IS 90. o sheep 81 %. at 81 so
II. Hollis; IL state lambs, 70 n. at IS; sheep 1O3
10. at 50.
HOGS-Recepts were STtz cars. 6ses head including
with light and medium weight selling IN some cases
&c higher sales the OF 81 100
so per Country dressed hogs steady s-ae
9s4c per medium weights and 1O8lo1sc for nxhs
hogs and pigs.
81 10 m 1S2 10 81 15 10 pigs. 50 ~
81 & roughs 255 10 at S. 2o do sSl 10 a. 50 1ss
stays 35S 10 at do 1SS n S4 Qats yeSrer-
dayD state hogs 40 70. at 81 Is: roUshs. s -.
$ sanders: g. PennsyIvania hogs 1S6 n. 81 so;
n.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03

steady; quoted SIG T6as1I 5o family SIS 6ogSe;
short clear SIG 5OQSIT 90. BEEF-Steady quoted Mess
SICaslo 5O family. s14g$4 90 packet 81 60eSla' eSa
India mess. $2lgs22. BEEF IAMsDstEm 50. -
DRESSED HOGS-Cuiet; quoted: Bncons. sssc; lSo In,
eAc; 1GD 10 9lsc: $50 10. S7sc pigs. lOs sglOSc CT
MEATS-Pickled bellies steady; quoted: smokIns 1Sg
iOs.c. PICKLED HAMS-Steadyi 11iagl27se. IALLOM
Quiet: city. &C., country. 5tqShc IAAltL-Steadyi
quoted: Middle Western prime ~ 3 ciy yontinen
e55c: Brazil. legs. II eoc cornpound quiet et9so
STEARINE- Steady oleo. SGeh4c: city lard steaTins
RICFI-Reports from the South are stin Of ar opti.
nistic character with the output moderate and dein
good so offerings readily taken up Inc Ioc
screenings ShTS%c: ordinary. 4Gti4e fair. esgESc
GOOD oriinary 6q54c: prime bl4G5&c; choice 6qSstc
Japan domestic. 5isasl.c: Patna. foreign. 6HGo@ei
SJ7CAR-The market for refined ruled steady bue
ouet and unchanged The following are list prices SUP
feet 20 a OF 10 points and discount OF per een1
Tor cash days Crystal domnoes, 1856; Eagle tablets
zoe cut loaf crushed 5fOc mould A. OSoc cuDes'
Eagle 10 bags powdered and Eagle confectoners srIl
p,dered and powdered and Eagle coarse and extra
nne sranulaed. 1Oc Eagle Pm cartons OF nne grah
lated 2Oo 2b bags do 6Soc; 3ts-lo bags 90 o % .
N bars do 52Oc: do 515c; 5 and so 10 bags
do OSc; Eagle standard gTanuated and diamond
A. &c; confectorers' A. 49Oc: No l. tsOc: Nos and j.
roc: l. 47Oc; No <. 465c; No 9. 46Oc; No Z toSc
10 2Sc: No 10, 42Oc. Nos a. Is and 10. +15c. The
meetings at United ports last week amounted 70
last year Receipts for the week were oo
tons which stands against s00Tl tons last week and
tons year while the stock at the ports - 4Sl
against 3 a2 tons last week and $50 m tons aSt
wear The London market beet 4td higher
November unchanged for october and this made
quotation 9s Ti3d for both positions The local mar
steady with centrifugal o6 quoted at Se6; nusco
vado. 50 S45c, and polasses sugar 90 test az
BLOC. There sale OF 5000 bags Cuoa ana Porto
Rico centrifugal basis 90 test at $500 from store less
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

TIE market for outside securities continued IT.
regular. Business light. Early prices IN
c;ned TO firmness, but in the afternoon sagged off
s~actionally limited offerings There was decided
yesl,ness in spots selling attributed Boston
T3oston Copper fell more than points Barnes
IIing continued under pressure. Greene -Cananea
yres fractionally lower. NeVada-Ctah was heavy.
nevada Consolidated. Cumberland-Icly and Nipis
.inC moved within narrow limits Goldfeld shares
we're weak light offerings. American Tobacco
r-as I'D points. Chicago Subway ruled firm. Con-
olidated Steamship shares were steady. Western
Ice was off 2 points. New Haven rights were up Il
ponds were dull, but somewhat hrmer.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
NEW YORK PRICES.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wss Il very
London tin market. with closing at tl56 los and
unsettled at 3i6l34 COPPER had quite sharp break
market with and futures both closing
a Locally the market was weak but unchanged
LAX JO4tl5c. electroytlc 1420Gl46Oo
LEAD unchanged at fl9 los
London. Locally the market was dun at recent prices
SPELTER unchanged at I'll IN London, but ad-
In the English markets. with standard foundry quoted
AT 53s Adj and Cleveland at DIS 4lsd Locally
the market was unchanged. The maret for pig iron
at Produce Exchange dun and feature
at sales. Standard foundry grades
quoted olows Cash October and November SIS 90
bid. -
asses steady and unchanged. with good
iohhing business Quotations follow: MOIAASSES-New
Orleans centrifugal. common l9Ul9c tar led22c good
22li 2Gc prime 26Q35c New Orleans kettle 3I4Sc
SYRTTPS-Common. 13d14c: fair. 15Ql7c; good 1sg20c
I prime 20G23c fancy 2iq2Sc.
oIIS-Cottonseed oil lower to-day. particularly
for late months. which broke = to 1c under short
selling. the bearsh report cotton local bear
pressure Sales 200 November "a a 4ic; De-
cenber. 4Oss @4OAc 2l00 January, 4OG G30Iac: 400
March 40I39isc. and COO May, 4OI4 R30Ac Iinseed
I'm fair demand a recent prices. We quote PETRO-
IEJN standard white bbl. S.45c bulk. &C. PhiladeI-
phia, s40c: bulk. 4.a5ci refined. New York
bbIs. 1O45c: bulk. &c; Philadelphia, 10 4Oc; bulk
white. New York. 13.9Oc: PhiladeI-
phia S5c. COTTONSEED OILl-Prime crude spot
4gI ID 49IYc; November, 43A 44c: December, y 6p
G. January. 39i. n 39i=c March, 39i. a 39s.c May
39I[ 30%c; of summer yellow. October. ~ G4s 5sc
good of summer yellow, 4Slz q 49c; prime white and
prime winter yellow. 5Sc. LINSEED OIIr-American
seed. city 4644Ic; out-of-town raw. q 46c;
Calcutta roc. LARD OIL "a q 56c.
pROVISIONS-The market provisions showed mod
crate weakness throughout tho day OF
live hogs, selling by packers and the drop
receipts 2O estimated Thursday
900; Kansas city. 5000 and Omaha, 5ooo PORK-Bareiy
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03

President Milton H Smith, in his annual report
to the stockholders, says:
'"rhe continued increased cost Of labor and ma
terials and the necessity for employing larger
force 10 enable the company 10 promptly handle
the increase in business, the unusual repairs made
necessary account of the heavy damages IN
ficted the company's property by the severe
storm along the Gulf Coast. which occurred in
September. 1906. win explain in great measure
the increase in operating expenses.
''In February last the directors deemed ii advisa-
bic TO place the company in funds that II could
complete the construction work and improvements
under way and authorized well TO place the
company IN a strong financial position, and as 1t
was unable to dispose of of its treasury bonds
to advantage. account OF there being no demand
whatever for railroad bonds OF character, they
deemed It advisable and sell s65OOO0O of the
companys three-year per cent gold notes, TO bear
interest from March ], 1907. The notes dis
posed Of at 95I5, less ] per cent commission, thus
netting to the company 800. the discount
the same being charged to profit and loss
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03

Trading fairly active in the mining market
on the Produce Exchange yesterday, the total
transactions being 1865 shares. distributed among
nine companies as follows: 1900 Branch Mint, at
42c' lSizc and 1915: 200 Greater Nevada, at &c.
sc ano Asc l550 Beaver Superior. at 7lc 1000 San
10Y at l5c: SOD Cracker Jack. at 12c: 900 Hanson
Consolidated Silver. 81 s7Ik; 200 Gold Bar. at 45c
10, tIoldaeld Daisy at CSC. and % Franklin Mills
preferred 800
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington oct. 2.-The condition OF the Treas
ury at the beginning OF business to-day fol-
lows:
RESERVE FUND
Cold and bullion. $50 900 oOO
TRUST FUNDS TO REDEEM OUTSTANDING GER
TIFIcATES.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE.

The full pamphlet report bf the Louisville &
Nashville Railroad Company has been issued The
income account for the fiscal year ended June 80,
1907, compares az follows: